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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01

Paris, June 1S.-The dressmakers
have risen to the occasion offered by
the crowds of foreigners in Paris, and
it is an open question whether the ex-
position on the banks of the Seine or
the shop windows and show rooms on
the boulevards are winning the greater
amount of money and attention.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is one of the fair
Americans beloved of the Parasian
dressmaker, because she is handsome,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01
A Pleasant Reminder.
washington Starl

I'm going to embroider your initial on
q handkerchief case" said the young
woman to Senator Sorghum. 81 think IS
is such pretty letter.
ct is a pretty letter" replied the
statesman. Its about the best looking
letter in the alphabet. Every time / look
at it / half close my eyes and imagine
see two vertical lines running through the
middle of il"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01
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No" said the oldest inhabitant, Il
don't s'pose a daily paper could do well
here in BoWersville. You see, there's eth
er a quilting bee, a sewing circle. a liter
airy society or a sociable every night, an
when they don't happen the women folks
GOES 10 the milliner store or the dress
makers"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01

Difficulties give way to diligence"
and disease germs and blood humors
disappear when Hoods Sarsaparilia is
faithfully taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01
WeIl Dressed Hinerledf1s.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. GOelet Ex
hibit Exquisite Toilets at Paris.

suit is a misty fullness filling IN all
the inside of the sunshade when 1t is
open.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-01

each buttoned down to the case itself
by a cabochon stone set in gold or sill
yer. Another is in the conventional
card case form, but of the finest fin
ished leather, richly fooled in empire
designs. Numbers of women who pro-
fess the full skirts, long shoulder line
and under sleeves of 1860 and So, carry
old style silver card cases of that day.
The mid-century card case was made
of silver, deliberately chased, or in Is
flagree work that for beauty of pat
tern and durability is hard to dupli-
cate today.
Pretty Children at the Big Fair.
It does not take long for a beauty
loving woman to detect the charm and
sweetness of the juvenile fashions, as
displayed by the short-skirted, short
trousered contingent at the fair in this
glowing weather. A group of three
youngsters on the moving platform the
other morning were enjoying their sem
sations to the fullest extent of their
unjaded little minds, and in happy,
childish ignorance of the trammels of
fine feathers. The eldest girl wore a
smartly figured foulard in coral red on
sympathetic creamy ground. A
cream white batiste embroidery decked
her skirt and waist where an edging
was needed, and yoke and sleeves were
made of batiste in the same tone, pref
tily diversified by lines of single bead
ing. A big bow of red spotted foulard
ribbon held itself jauntily erect on the
front Of her cream straw hat, and with
her black hose and black and white
tie she was as ingratiating a figure of
sweet II as could be found.
Her little brother, in all the comfort
able bravery of crisp French blue linen
stood beside her. He wore dark blue
half hose and high buttoned shoes
with uppers of a material that exactly
matched his suit. Over his shoulders
and back from his chubby hands turned
a wide collar and deep cuffs of white
linen, embroidered in blue, while dark
blue silk tie and leather belt of the
same color matched the ribbons on his
cream straw hat
Gripping one of the wooden staff sup
ports was the little sister of the trio
all in baby white. Tucks and a judi
ciously temperate use of white en-
broidery gave, her gown just the
proper air of elegance. while her white
hat bore a couple of white feathers
and a decorative knot of ribbon on it:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

Kto blizniemu. wytyka
jaka wade. musi sic sam
czut pod tym wzgledem
czystym. jezeli zas dotkniety
jest taxa sama slaboscia. to
chcac skompromitowat dru..
giego, sam sieble znieslawi.
M e dice c.ura tie
ip u m. - Lekarzu. lecz
sam siebie! TAX powie
chory doktorowi, chcacemu
go wyleczyt choroby, ma
kt6ra on sam cierpi.
-O-O-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
POdobni sobie.

Gazety ameryka6skie "a.
rzucaia Chihczykom. ze to
nar6d klamc6w j re ME ina
" ich kra)u porzadku ami
sprawiedliwosci.
Ale czyz te same wady
ME zdradzaia sic W sp6leczeh'
stwie amerykahskiem? Czy
tutaj n. P. prawda poplaca
Wszakze przecietny Amery-
kanin danego s}owa wiele
'sobie ME robi; obietnicy,
iezeli sic spostrzeze, zeby
|spelnienia jej m6gl mice jaka
przykroSt. albo nawet strate.
ME dotrzymuje.
Slawny jest nawet rzad
tnte]szego Naju niedotrzy-
1nywania danego s}owa. Ku-
bahczykom. gdy sic zaczeto
mimi opiekowat, obiecano
.dat wolnost. a tcrazsuwazani
oni So i traktowani jake
poddani amerykahscy. Praw-
@. ze teraz znowu ludza .ich
qbietnica. IL wkr6tce Kuba
zostanie zupelnie wolna,: ale
20 wyborach ia cacanka
znowu p6jdzie W zapomnienie
.IWogdle laden rozsadny
czlowiek ME wierzy W obiet-
nice, jake W tym kraju "
czasle przedwyborczym dale
"a lub owa partya polityczna.
F,lipidczykom, mianowicie
ich wodzowj Aguinaldemu,
przy yrzekli Amerykanie. re
skoro i'm pomoga wypedzi6
: Iwysp Filipihskich Hiszpa--
now. to Amerykanie ich
niepodleg}ymi A jako
potem i'm slowa dotrzymali? !?
Smiesznym jest takze "a
rzut. jakoby porzadku ME
mogli utrzymat " swoim
kraiu. czyniony Chidczy-
kom ze. strony tych, kt6rzy
sami u sirbie porzadku u
trzymat ME zdola)a. Jak W
Chinach rad ME moze sobie
rady da6 z Boxerami, tax
tutaj Rad ME mole kontro-
[owac wybryk6w ,,Bialych
czapek = ktore same po,
bliznich sadza. ME
moze obroni6 niewinnych
czasem murzynow pred
lynchowaniem.
Wreszcie Q sposobie wy
mierzan1a sprawiedliwosc "
Ameryce wolimy milczet.
Niektore prawa tute)sze na-
;echowane So Prawdziwie
chiliskiem ofaniem. do
Ewalaiace zmarnowat niewin-
nego. 4 dalacemu p'er
ii i3dse, obmYye sic najszk.~
radniejszych zbrod dni. Potom-
lkoEie dz,silejszych A''mery
ksan6w g sgroz7 ssstanawiat
.is bsds md barbarzyIis yIis,,seu
d Is pls4~odawst.'a prakty ykosa'-
tyIh m terat~.|
lsla.ye =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
II NiW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

PRZYCZYNA ROZDWO.
JENA sic Zwiazku Spiewa-
kow Polskioh W Ameryce jes,
ia, ze ma z)ezdzie W Grand
Rapids Mankowie ME uznali,
pomimo wiekszosci, wybra-
nego tamze zarzadu. Legal
nym Zwiazkiem Spiewak6w
Polskich W Ameryce jest ten,
kt6ry zwolal zjazd do Detroit,
na 3 Wrzesnia.
POLACY W Appleton,
Mimi. majja ,zal do wieleb-
hego x. Kobylidskiego 2
st. Paul, MINI, Ie przestal
dojezdzat co czwarta niedzie-
le do ich kosci6)ka. choe mu
"a kazda w;zyte of1aruja II
dolar6w. Nalega on ma nich,
aby sic przylaczyli do Iri-
STOW. kt6rzy kupili sobie
kosciot Cd pogan6w, podobuy
do stajni. Wiarusy Apple
tohscy mile wspominaja $. q. q.
ks. Romano Guzowskiego.
kt6re regularn;e ich odwie-
DIAL, gorliwie sic mimi opic-
kuiac. a do przenaradawiania
sic lch reki ME przykladal.
PAN WALENTY MIRO
ZEK, brat Franciszka Trawic-
kiego 2 Winony. ktory ma
Boze Narodzenie wyjechal 2
Appleton. Mimi, do Wen
ton. Optario, " Kanadzie.
gdzie ma siostre i gd,ie
swe lata przepedzil,
powr6cI ztamtad i mieszka
tymczasem W hotelu pana
W. Ignasiaka W Duluth.
Powiada. ze przekonal sic, i
mu juz klimat Kanadski ME.
sluzy.
w SILVERLAKE. Minn.
tego roku jablka bardzo sic
obnodzily. szczegolnie nasi
rodacy Waldochy ciesza sic
ploncm jablek.
, w EST SUPERIOR ;.!;' !. {
Wis. Y IS odkryl nasz podrota-
|acy agent ,vielu polsk skich1|
Eaetzbruder6v Niek!tdrzy
rich n.leta do z.iazku MAJ
fodowego l|s:kiieeo. lecz =
:c'anach sEe = nj an
poaasiessa.,le
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

ard Str Winona, MINI.
starego Fryca, Bisma tka j
Wilhelm6w.
WlEL. x. ]. MILLER,
dotychczasowy proboszcz W
Junction City. Wis, zostal
proboszczem para6i polskiej
W North Creek, gdzie bedzie
mial okolo $50 familij. KS.
Miller zawiadowal para6a W
Junction City przez przeszlo
cztery lata, W tym czasie wy,
restaurowa} tamte)szy kosci6l,
powiekszyl plebani9 przez
dobudowan'c iednej czesci
poczyni' wieie innych ulep-
szeh. Wyjezdzajac parafli
zostawia ia bez dlugu, ostat-
MIA bow;em rata diugu sp}a-:
coma zostala pred paru ty-
godniami.
JUNCTION CITY. Wis.
Tutejsze polskie probostwo
objal wiel. ks. J6zef w. Cara.
brat wiel. ks. proboszcza A.
Gary W Pine Creeku.
READING, Pa. Szy-
mon Baranowski podejrzany
Q podpalenie domu Wojcie-
cha Krajewskiego. zostal
aresztowany; kilka miesiecy
temu procesowai on sic z
iona Krajewskiego j przegral
process. Sedzia oskarzonego
postawil pod kaucya I tysiac
dol. Poreczenie zlozyli OBJ.
Zborowski i Szmigai. Ks.
Malusecki powraca iuz
Europy- Parafianie spodzie
waja sic go z poczatkiem
przyszlego m;esiaca.
Ma ZJEzDZ1E polskich
spiewakow W Chicago. "
Niedziele, 26 Sierpnia, odbyl
Sc piekny koncert W Walsha
hall, gdzie popisywaly sic
naj1epsze spiewackie silly. iak
Dani Smulska z Chicago, b.
Kintrop Milwaukee, pan
Rosenthal st. Paul i wielu
nnyeh. Move powitalna wy
2losil po polsku F. 1ablohski,
:akaz move powitalna W je-
:yku angielskim powiedzial
). Jan Smulski.
Przy wykonYwaniu czesci
programu, robilo sic
ia hall coraz g}osniej,
<iedy nadtos sotworzono drzwi
10 przedzialu ..bara.
,dz;e czes6 publicznosci WI.
satowala bez cerernonii ma
:zeSe podoch oconych gosci.
<oncert przestal miee racya
oytu. Sala czesciowo zaczela
'ie op1dzaiae ] pozostan
;ylko q. k.6fzy tahcem
zakohczye pierwsza
lobe zj.zdu. &
u AcI( IVIARUSAl I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
.TELEGRAMY.

PETERSBURG.
Zlapew'niiaja tt!uD|taj, ze
Chliiczycy hi ude:'rzYli de
ma cudzoziemc6w z
zach. .strony Pekinu
zbomba1dowawsz'y po
przednio lch stanowi-
ska, i wyped:zzili ich
napoWr6t re stolicy.
Cd bomb j przy gwal-
townem starciu pablo
1900 sprzymierzo- '.''
nych, po wiekszej
czesci Rosyan. Chin
czycy dalej bombar-
duja sprzymiierzonych
" mord'erczy mol ] spos6b.
TAX same dowledzla-: led: Ia
no sic, re chiiski
Bismark ksi:lze Iii
Wdowy telelgrafcIzz- "a 1 q
nj ME, ab d'tfa roz-
kaz przyar eszto wanna
przYW1zd'd'sz,'cy rzYW11z'd q e, BoxeroW I'' =
kslecla g loan ! rozplo-
JENA T boxeroW' copy {
ulatwilo uk'lia|.dy /: lad. p'('.[' p'o('.k['Yo')- 9
jowe''' '''= 2 NO q J carstWa i a.
mi N przymierzonYml p'J ! l.' ! :, y
Chihczycyy'. teraz ga
.-I.?s-. i. .>.&
sz8 pozary Z y; " Palac em. :
sic od kliku on' MES
Gle. 9
%
PE:KllN. Fl l.:|| WojskEa
sprzymie.rlzi';'o'J'ln]e u prz.e'.zl;. '.l;.
8 dni byiy panami
stolicy cesarstwa t
chinskiego, wtargna-.
WSAy w " oAJ ooAions
czterc''ch 9 dzlelnic. ,ll'' In !,
5000 tysiecY Wojska
chinskiego prze'bnol' p'' 10.
sic przez zachod]niia'
j. bram Z. reszte zabito.
lub po1k,ryla sic .sprzY..
miierzeni powy wiesza.
.swoie e'horag vie na
grnacbach lpaublicz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

TIENTSJN. w Oh
ska zostawiont ola
obrony mlasta j' ME
maja chwill spokoju ]
walczyc wciaz musza
2 znadchodzacYmi chin
skimi Soko4ami. l9
ISilerpnia 81 mia}a miej-
see krWaWa Walka
o s mil ma polu.d';!.'nie'|' .';!.' '|'
Cd % Tientsln, " kt6rejj
sic bilo 5000
.dchiil.cz,y q hll'l. L: k6w. w bijltWie
tel bra}o udzial 500
K .]kE'onnyc'hE "A Am'eryk:a-
4. row, 375 Anggik6 6W 5'
i 200 Jap oiic'z;,y !; J k k:'oW v
pod komenda d angiel- II, l'|'
! .}s:'kE,:jil,ego | E,:jl,e sc erals Dor
" arda. Al 800 3 o Chin c,z.y
.k6W IS pole g. 81 20 %
stalo s. rani n ion.ych. 81 J a A
mery lzaniie i strrac I eli { S
1 rl'aniio ,!,i onych ] apo i poi 8 ozy : J J,
cy szest do 9 bYto
setki q DO Ks rs ]! | !! Ii q b flag
nj q , eczoW q I J ] est !
) !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

|skiego jest " drodze
do Chin i we wsZyst-
kich guberniach eu-
ropejsklch obywa |e sic
mobi.lizacy Il pa
r6wc6w W Odesie.
przeznaczono do wy
selania wojsk j do Azyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
LORENZO MAR

LORENZO MAR
.QUEZ BoerzY W
ciagu miesiaca Sier- !
pnia zabrali okolo
1000 Angljk]|';.6!j'w'I'' K. do
nieWoli, ma ostatkn n
minionego tygodniia
battalion LiVerpols lskii.
G10wna armia Boerow.
kMo'nsIentruje M sic teraz
dokola gl6wnej kwa-
terry prezydenlta Krue- |,.ll
gera, gdzie podobno
zamierza wyda6 An An
glikom walna bitWe.
Porucznik Cord dua,
k,:'t6ry ukn,1l sp1se|''kl|; |''l|; n
zycie angielsk, kick of !. J
!, c,er6w " Pretoryi.
sz''clzlieg6lnl'ie' '' 'l'li na gene.
ra4a Robe;rtsa, be zostal '
rozst strzelony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

mlerzenl daremnle &c
szukali. Sprzymle-
rzo.'nYm, .'Y po wyparlc'''iu rel
ichz Pekinu. przyby-
10 " pomoc 2 tysiace
Niemc0W.
WASHINGTON, D.
e. Stany Zjedno.
czone ;''! 4 uzyja wszel-
.kicb dyplomatycz-
,nych Srodk6w, ably
zapobiedz rozbiorowi
Chin przez inne mo-
.carstwa. Stany Zjed-
czone zr,ol)b''i1y ,l)' ]uzswo-
ie W Chlnach: urato-
waly ambassadors c. j
czlonk6w legacy q
dla o'b,'rony interes6w d ':''l' ':' ~,
ma przY.s':'z1!l3[o's':c !: =! :: maja
5000 zolnierzy "
.Chinach. Dlatego tez
wRstrz,yml5a3o Y j skiero-
wano do Minili 5000
amerykallisk !, * an klie 80 Woj
ska prz'''e' 70 EN- III ae|'z'omnego g q ne
plerWOtnle Go Cnln.
a a "a sWoje klopoty.,
Star StI'a'ny Ziednoczone
!zl'aziadaja 2 pewnych
p1lr;z,,,,yIw>lej6w handlo-
wych gdy sic rozpoc;'z. p;' !.
ma rokowania pokojo-
we, kt6re odbywad.
sic beda ". Pekinio. l,'i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
WIEDEN :.

WIEDE|N. %
miiedzy BulgarYa a
Rumunla napre2zenie : l?',l
stosunkow doch odzi
do najwyzszego stop
MA. Bu'4garya " Cd
powiedzl na zadanie
rzadu rumunskiego
wydanla prezydenta
bulgarskiego rewolu- u
cyjnego komitetu.
Saratowa, zmoollizo-. !.
wala swoja armie, j
znaczna czes5 tako-
wei poslala na grant
ce, a kr6l rumuiski m Iil.' !
K|',arol, (, , ze sw''ojej '' stro- @
ny emo bill2zaowa4 : ! tax
.ze : :;'' ll':' try korpul.s'.y pll.' J. Woj.
ska j q zapow'iiedz'ia|l ] ! q . O. .,
flcaerom, { ( BY byli goto-
wi id. do Wo,jlnly
Z AlKUJ. w dniu
2 p 4 S:iierpnla . prlz'Ypi,y
nelly q III ] ielk'ines g ! e 9 o
lxrety trans'p ! as ortow or . We We 2 =
Wo!jskllie'm 3 ! nlemlec' ]! j 9!
K keim. d Do ien Tsln.
co dziei hroni4 sic.
setkl ludlzl ! I 4 spl.lQsto y !
szonyeh pr oxe.'
x x ylsl 81 ~ 4
.mu -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

EGR DIR
], I i /.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, January Ex-senator
Hale of Maine made partial report of
the conference committee on the urgent
deficiency bin, anl it was adopted. A
further conference was requested.
Mr.. Pettigrew wished that state
ment made by AguinIaldo be printed as
document. He said that if it was not
allowed he would read the statement,
and thereby get it on record.
Mr.. Hawley of Connecticut said he
would object to the reading as treason
able. 1t Is giving aid and comfort to the
enemy, and that is what the senator
from South Dakota is doing all the time,
said Mr.. Hawley.
Mr.. Lodge of Massachusetts, objected
to the Aguinaldo statement because he
said it was a mass of falsehoods. He re-
sen'ted the statement that information
Is being held back. Mr.. Lodge also read
a statement from Admiral Dewey de-
nying the statement of Aguinaldo, and
saying that he had never received him
with military hon'Ors nor saluted the
Filipino flag, nor promised the Filipinos
independence in any way whatever.
Mr. Spooner thought it about time to
draw the line upon this daily suit Of
Aguinaldo against the United States.
He said that mo statement of men IN
arms against the United States should
be placed on the record of the senate.
THE HOUSE.
The house went into committee of the
whole for consideration Of the Indian
appropriation bill
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-31
A BRIDGE WANTED
freighters from Cerrillos to South
Santa Fe Mines Need It In
Their Business.
ACROSS The GALISTE0
Business From Oerrillos Is Now Brisk and
and the Citizens Will Contribute
for Bridge If the County
Helps.
Special Cor, New Mexican.

Special Cor. New Mexican.
Cerrillos N. NJ, January 30.-As a
railway shipping point, Cerrillos stands
at the entrance of and holds the golden
keys to very large region Of country.
All merchandise, supplies Of machinery.
lumber, mining timbers and what not,
are taken from the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe cars lining the sidetracks here
and freighted into the interior. Dozens
of four and six horse outfits are seen
here daily loading from the cars and
pulling out for Dolores, Golden, San Pc
dro, Madrid and Galisteo, and con-
siderable amount Of freight also goes
to Bland from this station. The roads
are good after crossing the Galisteo
river; but here is the rub. This stream,
which cuts the town half in two, Is at
times as wide and as swift almost as
the now famous Rio Tugela, though Or
dinarily it's broad bed is mass OF
heavy sand, through which the freight
ers wade and push their teams and
"cuss" a blue streak every hour in the
day. While crossing this sandy stretch
double teams have to be hitched to the
heavily laden wagons, and thereby Is
occasioned annoyance, delay and extra
costs that are exasperating in the ex-
treme to all classes of citizens.
For this reason the demand for a
county bridge Is unusual. Taxpayers
of the whole south end of the county are
united in the opinion that the county
board of commissioners should no long
er delay in providing this bridge. AT
least, they can, it is believed, we'll afford
to appropriate the sum of 1000 to this
purpose. The bridge can be built, 1T is
estimated, for about $1,000. Citizens of
Cerrilos stand pledged to do the rest
if they can get $1,000 from the county,
and residents Of the several mining
camps, as we'll as those of Galisteo,
Colorado City and the San Cristobal
region are also interested, and will con-
tribute their full quota toward Its con-
struction.
The people of this end OF the county
have strained point to meet their OBJ
legations as taxpayers this past year in
particular. The county's financial con-
dition is in pretty fair shape at this
time, and if wisdom and prudence gov
ern this matter will receive early and
earnest consideration by our worthy
county board. Build the bridge!
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-31

A dispatch from the Associated Press
representative at Spearman's farm,
dated Thursday, January rs, describing
the fight and retirement from Spion
Kop, says: We filed down sadly, but In
perfect order. The Kings Royal Rifles
colonel was struck down at the moment
photographed message ordering retire
ment was handed to him. The enemy Is
holding Thanksgiving services tonight.
The surgeons who ascended the hill
were allowed to remove our wounded
The scene at the top was fearful, a ter
rible witness to the destructiveness of
the artillery. All day our body bearers
We're busy carrying down the men,
London, January 31.-Sudden orders
were received at Aldershot this after
noon for the immediate embarkation of
the 4th cavalry brigade for the cape.
Pretoria, January 29.-It Is officially
announced that the Boer casualties at
Spion Kop were fifty-three men killed
and 120 wounded.
Webster Davis. assistant secretary OF
the interior at Washington accom-
panied by United States Consul Hollis
and the states attorney, started to-day
for the Boer head laager at Ladysmith
in the presidents saloon carriage
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A Railway Man Insane.

Hutchinson, Kan, January 31.-W. A.
Harvey, general freight and passenger
agent of the Arizona and Southwestern
railroad, with headquarters at Bisbee,
Ariz., is in pitiable condition. He was
on his way to Chicago, and got off
Santa Fe train here, leaving his grip
and overcoat on the train. At first 1t
was thought he was getting over the
effects of an overdose of cocaine, but
his condition became worse, and he was
locked up. 1t Is evident now that he is
mentally unbalanced. His parents, who
Hive in Wisconsin, have been notified.
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The Browne brothers struck g. vein
near the Capital Peak mine that shows
copper ore at the surface of sulphide
character, carrying as high as 40 per
cent copper and 30 ounces Of silver.
Judge Humphrey, Mr.. Francis and
Mr.. Voss, are having Surveyor George
Lynch survey six claims at Organ for
which they have applied for a United
States patent. The Maggie company has
also applied for patent for its group
of mines.
Robert Burnham, who recently bond
ed the Capital Peak group in the San
Andres mountains has force of men
at work sacking ore for shipment, which
gives a value Of 20 per cent copper and
20 ounces Of silver. The vein at the pres
ent time shows width of from 4 to Is
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THE SUPREME COURT.
The Justices Are Keeping Up Well With
the Docket,

The supreme court met to-day with
all the justices on the bench except
Judge Leland, who Is absent owing to
illness.
Case No. S54, The Territory of New
Mexico, appellant, VS.. The United
States Trust Company of New York and
C. w. Smith, receiver. appellee, was
case which the county of Valencia had
brought against the Santa Fe Pacific
railroad to recover taxes, but in which
the lower court had dismissed the suit,
refusing to hold that appellant was en-
titled to recover taxes upon COT miles
of railroad not running over govern
ment land, but upon land bought from
private owners.
Case No. 79S, Santa Fe Pacific Rail-
road Company, garnishee, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Emil Bossut cit al, defendants
in error, from Bernalilo county, was ar
gued and submitted An action in as
sumpsit was brought by Emil Pursch
and Jacob Kaskel, as defendants, in
the Bernalillo county district court, to
recover $3.50 for merchandise. The
Santa Fe Pacific railroad was made
garnishee in the case and box con-
tanning clothing, in its care, was seized.
The company maintains that the goods
were the property of ]. Gibbs, Of San
Francisco. The lower court, however,
overruled the motion to require the
sheriff to return the goods to the COM
pany. Their value is stated at $725.09.
Case No. S61 is under argument. 1t is
entitled John Stortz, appellant, vs. AL
bert c. Burrage, appellee, appeal from
Grant county. The case Is an action OF
ejectment brought by the appellee to
eject the appellant from a patented
mining claim claimed by the appellee.
The lower court ruled for the plaintiff.
The dispute involves parts of the Slip
Rita.
Case No. S7S, Charles Ware, appel
liant, VS.. The Territory Of New Mexico,
appellee, was, upon motion Of Solicitor
denerai e. Il. BARTLETT, docketed, the
appeal not having been perfected. The
Judgment of the lower court sentencing
the defendant to five years in the peni-
tentiary for the larceny Of horse was
confirmed.
Harry p Owen OF Albuquerque, w.
H. Cowan and W. R. Ewing of Chaves
county, were admitted to practice before
the court.
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MORMON MISSIONARIES At WORK.
They Expect to Labor Mostly Among Peo-
pie Who Speak English.

Two Mormon elders, j. A. McRae and
A. Cox of Denver, arrived from Espan-
ola last evening and made inquiries for
the counties and towns that had the
largest percentage of English speaking
people, as they have no success In trying
to convert Spanish speaking people to
Mormonism. The elders intend to call
a general conference OF Mormons in New
Mexico to take active measures for the
conversion of the people of the territory.
The Mormon church has thousands OF
missionaries at work in all parts of the
world and will make special effort to
make conversions in New Mexico, Arl-
zona and Colorado.
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Fire At Winfield, Kas.

Wichita, Kan, January 31.-Fire de-
stroyed the business portion Of VIM
field, town OF 5000 inhabitants, forty
miles south of here, last might, and
threatened the city building and county
jail The Hackney block, three-stor
building erected at cost Of $125,00O, and
the entire contents Of the building were
burned and 100 people made homeless.
The Arlington hotel was destroyed.