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Attorney fer lialutim


Territory OF New Mexico,
County Of hetnalillO,
In The District Count }
James McCurrstun.
Plaintiff,
Vs. bNu. 641l.
Aurie MCCOUiaun.
Defendant
To Annie MrCouiaiun. dcirr dant in the above
cause
You are hrtehy notified that a suit has been
died iu the above. named runu ~ James Nc
Guuistnu, 10 p'fluuU aud against you as De
irudart prtYirg fuf IN absolute divorce uuun
the grounds OF uvscrtlon uu your parl. and that
unless Yuu enter your ape rance Ia said
cHuse pn, 90 before ihr lnil daN uf December,
1900 Judgment will Re rendered agaiTH you
hy default and the fviic! granted AZ prayed toe
BOZ said compliant,
u 4 OWEN.
Clerk,
g. ~ DoHsoN
Attorney fuf plaintiff.
Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

Notioe 90 suit
De- iH- District Count az She second Judicial
l..siu.i Z the Territory ui New Mexico
within and fuf THE County of
Brfnalillo
N.Ur "alcy Moody)
David Moody.
h.u are httrby uoiihcd that unlrsr you en-
iff your ap eafHncr boo tAr said above entitled
cause or o. Letufe the isth day Of December.
yuu lY dc ault; tIr neral objects ui the ac.
uu1 being Go secure Dissolution ut the mar
usgr kisiiug between yourself aud the plain
tfi and that she care, Cu8tuly and education
ut the minuf children Wfuc ui the said mar
r.agr Dee drCrrtd O. thr uiauUn
liARbY 4. OWEN.
Clerk ~ said Count.
%. a. MARRoN.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Ofigr and posiotiCr Address,
Albuquerque, y. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

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in the District Court. }
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

can wts b tht tsFfitoflai csuneIl I've
years ESQ
The street car line between the two
towns OF Las Vegas n in % mos; dilap-
dated condition. likewise the cars AMI
horses. a driver Informed an Aihu-
querque visitor yesterday that the cars
are never repaired. and mat some uf
the horses In use. especially the two
old grays are 20 and 90 years old rcs.
pcctively.
secundlno Remero IL the efficient die
trict court clerk under Judge Mile ne
IA a popular republican politician. and
IL most courteous gentleman.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
POSSIBLY 5000 DEAD.
Telegram From POstmaster at Gall
weston.

Washington, September 1.-The sec
Rotary Of the treasury has received the
following joint telegram, dated yester-
day from Postmaster Griffin and Special
Deputy Collector Rosenthal at Galveston
"The city and island of Galveston
swept by terrific cyclone and tidal wave
OF unprecedented fury. The entire city
inundated and gulf encroaohed several
blocks. The residence part IN ruins ana
many people homeless. The dead it is
feared will reach about 1900, and per
haps twice as many. Streets INSTRUCTED
by debris, dead animals and wires in
every part OF the city, more than eight
feet of water in stores and warehouses,
damaging stock of goods and provisions
Thousands homeless and destitute.
Five hundred sheltered in custom house
which is practically roodess; all railroad
communication shut off and wagon and
railroad bridges leading to mainland
gone. Ocean steamers to the number OF
seven or eight ashore and small craft
destroyed. Life saving station swept
away, no trace Of crew, Lightship up in
West Bay, occupants supposed to be safe.
Old custom house rootes5 and windows
blown QUO. All slowed merchandise
principally sugar, badly damaged. Board
ing boats swept away and barge Office
badly wrecked. Need tents and 30, 900
rations. Citizens relief committee doing
all In their power, but stook OF undam-
aged provisions exhausted With al
the people house building need extra
force six men to keep building in sani-
tary condition. Have hired boat to take
dispatch to mainland for transmission.
Relief urgently requested.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
Sheriff Only Rep. Officer
to Pull Through.
Even Mr.. LittlefieId Suffered in
His Own County.

Lewiston, September 11.-BelaSsd cleo
ton returns from all over the state came
sitting in today, but with the exception
Of Knox county very few showed any
decided change from those received last
night. The Associated Press estimates
sent out at II p. m, on the night of the
election held good all day and tonight
with 375 cities. towns and plantations
heard from out OF a total of 512 the
estimated Republican plurality for the
state ticket remains at 81, 600 The total
vote OF the above towns gives Hill, Re-
publican, 6S,237 Lord, Democrat, 80 ,1O1.
The same places in 1886 gave Powers,
Republican, 76,39s, and Frank, Demo-
GRAFT, 81, 179.
These show a Republican loss OF II per
cent and a Democratic gain or % per
cent.
Practically complete returns from OF
the Is counties are as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

ton hal so many, is left intact. Not
building escaped damage and half the
whole number were entirely obliterated.
There is Immediate need for food, cloth
In and household goods of all kinds II
nearby cities viii open asylums for
women ana children the situation VIII be
greatly relieved. Coast cities should
send Us water as we'll as provisions, in
cluding kerosene oil, gasolene and
candles
(Signed)
&c, Jones, Mayor; M. Lasker, president
Island City Savings bank; j. ID.
Skinner, president Cotton Exchange;
c. II McMaster, for Chamber of
Commerce; X, G.. Lowe, manager
Galveston News; Clarence Owsley,
manager Galveston Trib une.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Perhaps one of the most notable fea-
lures of the election was the Democratic
victory In Knox county. In that locality
a labor war has been waging for some
time, with the result that every hepub-
lican candidate was badly knitted and
only Congressman Littleneld and Sheriff
UImer succeeded in coming out ahead
OF their opponents.
This was surprising as Knox county Is
Mr.. Littleheld's home, SO that he was
forced to ask the support of outside COM
munities to help him through the battle.
The Democratic candidate for governor
carried the county and pulled along
with him the senatorial candidate,
l. M Staples of Washington and the
latter Will have the distinction of being
the only member OF his party in the up
per branch of the legislature. Two
Republican representatives were also de-
feated as well as the entire county ticket
excepting the sheriff.
Mr.. LittlefieId, however, had a sub
stantial vote in the rest Of the districts.
Despite the sweeping gains IN Knox
county the complexion OF the legislature
will hardly change, and the Republicans
Will probably be able to muster next
winter 155 votes on the joint ballot for
William p. Frye, for United States Sem
ator.
Exact returns, however, were not avail
able at a late hour tonight, and it viii
probably be two or three days Longer
before all the little towns and plantations
send in the several votes.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

New York, September 1.-THE follow
ing dispatches were received at the mari
time exchange this afternoon:
New Orleans, September 11.-Galveston
advices state that steamship Cumberland
sank at her wharf Steamship City OF
Everett sank at her anchorage of Quar-
antine. Steamship Taunton, British, Is
hard aground at Pelican island. Steam
ship Mexican, British, is stuck hard in
the mud up the bay. Steamship PEN
sacola for Pensacola, Fla, put to sea
during the storm. 1t is feared that she
Is lost. Steamship TeIlesfora, Spanish,
went adrift and coIlided with British
steamship Whitehall. British steam
ships Hilarious, Roma, Kendall Castle,
Red Cross and Benedict, were driven
hard aground in flats north OF city; also
steamship Gyler, Norwegian; Alamo,
United States, and Mona, British, also
driven at same place.
Cape Henry steamship Moonstone,
British, from Sabine Pass, for Rotter-
dam, stranded about the middle of the
life saving station. She is badly listed.
Tug went to her assistance and Moon
stone later passed into port under her
wn steam"
The following cabIegram was recei we'd
here today by the American represen-
tative OF Sir Thomas Upton.
London, September livery grieved
see press reports here regarding fearful
calamity befallen Galveston. Sufferers
have my deepest and most heartfelt SYM
pathy. If getting up public subscription
Will be glad to give $1,000.
(Signed) "Lipton "
TROOPS ORDERED TO GALVESTON
Dallas, Tex September ia bulletin
received at noon states that Gov. Sayers
has placed Galveston city and island
under martial law. Ad1utant General
Sourry is ordered to have state troops to
take charge at once. The order includes
Instructions that the troops compel the
people to bury the dead
PHYSICIANS START FOR CALVES.
TON.
New York. September 11.-Six physi-
clans of the staff of Belleyeau hospi tai
left for Galveston at O'Clock this even.
ing.
At the head of these volunteers is DR..
Frank l.. Christian, the house surgeon.
The others are: r. II. Coositt, VIM. p.
Sullivan, J. K. Traine, Stanhope Cash
and VIM. p. 0 Reilly. Fourteen others
stand ready to follow them.
TWENTY -FOUR NUNS persisted.
New York, September IL Twenty
four nuns belonging to the Dominican
order, recently resident of Newark, NJ
j are believed to have persisted in the
Galveston hurricane and their relatives
and friends in Newark are unable to
get any tidings of them.
MARTIAL LAW FOR DALLAS.
Dallas, Texas. September 11.-Adjut t.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Three of Them Said to Have Been shot
by Negroes.

Galveston, Texas, September II, Noon,
via tug to Houston The white cotton
screw mems organization held a meeting
last night and rendered their services,
that of 500 able bodied, to the public to
clear the streets of debris Big forces
were at work last night and the situa-
ton is much improved SO far as the pas
sage of vessels is concerned, The city was
patrolIed last NIGHT by regular soldiers
andTcitizen soldiers, No one was al
lowed on the streets without a pass. Sev-
eraI negroes were shot for not halting
when ordered. 1t is reported that three
of the citizen soldiery were shot by e.
groes.
The steamer Lawrence arrived here
early this morning from Houston with
water and provisions.
A committee of 100 citizens were
aboard, being doctors and cooks. w. G i.
Van Week, general manager of the
Southern Pacific arrived here this morn
ing. He thought it would be possible to
establish mail service from Houston to
Texas City tonight with transfer boats to
Galveston.
Dead bodies have decomposed so badly
it is impossible to send them to sea for
burial. The water has receded SO far
however, that it is possible to dig
trenches and bodies are being buried
where found. Debris covering bodies is
being burned where it can be done
safely.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Notes and Echoes OF the Contest Of
Monday.

In the tabulations OF the District voe
for Congressman the return OF Ward
or Portland was by error made 2a in.
stead OF 5S2. This had the efIect OF Re.
ducing Congressman Aliens plurality Ia
the city by 800. and the same amount N
the District. Mr. Aliens plurality IL
both city and district Is therefore 800
larger than given yesterday morning.
The vote OF Acton for Congressman
was; Allen los, Lynch 81, Parker s.
On the question OF State Auditor Con.
nish voted, yes 8, no 80
Bremen gave a Republican vote Of
from 81 to go, and Democratic vote Of
from 80 TO 50. On the question OF san
Auditor the vote was yes 3, no Is.
There VIII be an ex-member OF Con.
gress in the next legislature. One Of ths
Senators-elecr from Oxford county d
Hon. Charles H. Prince, Of Buckaai
OF whom Ben perley poors Dlrsctov
gives this notice: Charles II. Primes
was born at Buckneld, Oxford county,
us may - A'1t Was AcatrA oH Air ia,A
er's farm, attending the public school ID
the winters; engaged IN mercantile ra'
suits; entered the Union army as captain
was cashier Of tho Freedman Bnra
Bank at Augusta, Ga was state upr
intendent Of freedman's schools uns
delegate TO the State Constitutional oa'
ventlon; was elected q repres'nntu
from Georgia in the Fortieth Consuan
Republican, serving from July IS h>
TO March 3. 1869.
There viii be one Democrat II O.
next Maine senate, Lindley n. S9pA
OF Washington. who was elected ou
Herbert L.. shepherd, r., Of Roezret
by about five hundred pluraly Ann
county went Democratic 50 Tar as COUNTY
offices are concerned, although Congress
man Littleneld carried the county
The vote Of the town Of Waterfront ~
Congressman was: Allen. ei2: Lynch I"
Parker 2; Simonton. /.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
GOING STILL HIGHER.
Mayor Jones Estimates 5000 Have
Lost Their Lives.

Houston, Texas, September lilo. 45
p. m.-The Post correspondent was in
structed to forward the following address
to the people Of the United States:
GALVESTON, Texas, September H.
Tt is my opinion based on personal infor-
nation, that 5000 people have lost their
lives mere. Approximately one-third of
the residence portion of the city has been
swept away There are several thousand
people who are homeless and destitute.
How many there is no way OF finding
out. ARRANGEMENTS are now being made
to have the women and children sent to
Houston and other places, but the means
of transportation are limited. Thousands
are still to be cared for here. We appe al
to you for immediate aid.
(Signed) Walter O. Jones. "
Mr.. Jones is the mayor Of Galveston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
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vice from a woman with
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The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
FROM $50 TOWNS.
YOTE OF KNOX COUNTY,.
Sheriff Alone Was Saved From the
Wreck.

Rockland, September 11.-With the ex-
ception of sheriff and Congressman, Knox
county went Democratic yesterday in a
most decided fashion. Criehaven and
Matinicus are yet to be heard from, but
their returns cannot affect the results.
The county vote follows:
For Governor-Lord, DEM, 1904 !;
Hill, Rep. 1910.
For Cong ressman-Monroe, Dem, 8, 1877 /;
Littetield, hep 1884.
For Senator-StapIes. DEM, 3,4l5;
Shepherd, Rep, $500.
Clerk OF COurts-Butler, Dem, 8,47l !;
SimOnton, hep 3, III.
County Atborney-Howard, Dem,
3,S44; johnson, Rep, 3,l9l.
& Judge of PrObate-Milller, DEM,
3,35l; Mesewy, Rep $3.50.
asRegister OF Probate-Payson, DEM,
1920; Gould, Rep, 1921.
Sheritr-Benner, DEM, 8.9o6; Ulmer,
Rep, B. 273
County Commissioner-James Dem.
$500; Allen, DEM, 1890; Beverage,
Rep 3, 1856; Kallock, hep. 318.
overwhelmingly DEM, 1889; Cook,
Rep, 3, 116.
Representatives. ockland: Bird, Rep
1852; Hix, Rep, 993; Gay, DEM, 702;
Mcnamara, Dem, 600. In Vinalhaven
Wall, hep, Al; Paterson, DEM, 4l3
Camden; Ingraham, Rep, 1866; An.
drews, Dem, 668. ST. George: RaWley
Rep, 1856; Young, Dem, 334. Warren
Grinnell, Rep, 1885, Littlehale, DEM,
452, Appleton: Morse, Rep 344; Cream
er, Dem, 365. Thomaston: Dunbar
Rep, 52S; Mcnamara, Dem., 34l.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Lewiston, September 11.-WhiIe the
returns from yesterdays state election
were unusually slow in coming in this
morning, there were enough to show
that the estimates of lasU night would
not be materially changed and the Re-
publicans-have elected their entire state
ticket, with John f. Hin Of Augusta as
governor, by about $4,000 plurality.
Some OF the party leaders are claiming
that, while the Democrats believe that
it VIII be less. careful tabulation by
the Associated Press at 2 D. m today
shows that 800 towns and plantations
out OF 5l2 in the State give Hill, (Repub-
ncan,) 63 O56, and Lord, (Democrat), IA, r
So Same places four years ago gave
Powers, (Republican), 1881, and Frank
(Democrat), %, 800. This shows a Re-
publican loss of 10 per cent and Demo-
cratic gain OF p per cent.
LITTLEFIELD'S BIG SHOWING.
Lewiston, September 11.-From re-
turns received by the Lewiston Journal
it appears that Congressman LittlefeId
has about 20OO plurality in Androscoggin
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
Thompson's plurality, s16.
MAY GO 10 DEMOCRATS.

WatervilIe, September 1.-The face OF
the returns In this city & i've Eaton, Re
publican candidate for representative, a
majority OF one.
The returns also show that there are
seven votes that were cast for c. w. Da-
Wis and Gus Davis which Cyrus W. Da-
Wis, Democratic candidate for representa-
tive. claims were cast for him, and he
has engaged Hon. S. S. Brown to present
his case to the Governor and council.
1t is generally conceded that the votes
VIII finally be counted for Mr.. Davis and
that the certificate of election viii be IS
sued to him.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
BRISTOL MAN WON.
Independent Nominee in DamarIscOtta
Class Made Small Showing.
EsPECLAL TO THE PREss.7

Damariscotta, September 1.-THE con-
test in this district for representative to
the legislature, has resulted in a splendid
triumph for the regular Republican
nominee. This Is the district where there
was a controversy as to the regularity o f
the nomination which had finally to be
settled by the secre tary Of state. Frank
A. Thompson of Bristol was the regular
Republican nominee, and George +.
Singer, the Independent candidate. The
result Of the balloting was as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

evening, after having placed in nomln.
alton for governor Peter J. Ford Of vii.
mington; lieut.. governor. DR.. W. E. Hoev
of Frederick; congressman Qong terml
Alexander NJ. DAILY of Dover; congress.
man (unexpired sterm) Dr. Edward
Fowler of Laurel.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

The pleasant effect and perfect als4
with which ladies may use syrup Of fls'
under all conditions, makes . ia'l
favorite remedy. To get the true a''
genuine article, look FOR the name o. '~
California Fig syrup Co. printed n'1
the bottom OF the package. For sale y
all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

ant General Scurry, who reached Calves =
ton last evening by boat from Houston
today, sent courier to Houston TO noti-
fy the militia companies OF the state that
he would call on them for detail service
in Galveston. Captain Roche OF one of
the Dallas infantry companies was noti-
fled to have his men in readiness for
orders.
Information leaks out that the horrors
OF vandalism and general looting have
been started by the vicious and criminal
element at Galveston. 1t is expected
that the city will beIplacedEunder martial
law
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
HELP FOR SUFFERERS.

Washington, September 11,-Orders
have been issued by the war department.
for the Immediate shipment to Galveston
of $50 tents and $4,000 rations These
stores and supplies are divided between
st Louis and San Antonio and probably
viii be delivered tonight or to morrow.
This represents about all such supplies
as the government has on hand at the
places named, but it is stated at the de.
partment that the order cou Id be dupli-
Gated In day.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

county over Monroe (Dem)., against ,47S
plurality for Dingley in 1873 On
this basis Congressman Littlefeld is
elected by an Increased plurality over
1888 when Dingley had about 1000
FROM $50 TOWNS.
Lewiston, September 11.-Returns from
So towns ana plantations out of 512 in
che state give Hill, Rep. 66 s55 and Lord,
DEM, 81, H. Same places four years
ago gave Powers, Rep, "A, 9lO, and Frank,
Dem. 1884. This shows Republican
loss OF eleven per cent a nj a Democratic
gain of % per cent.
On this basis it is estimated that the
Republican plurality this year Will be
about 80 0OO
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Dover, Del, Sept 1.-The Democratic
state convention adjourned at ITO this
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Augusta, Maine, Septic mber II, 1900.
Hon M. A. Hanna, Chairman Republl-
can National Committee, Chicago,
H.:
"Our majority like the administra-
ton, grows stronger and better hour by
hour. Our majority will reach thirty
seven thousand. This, under all the cir
cumstances, is the greatest victory the
Republicans Of Maine ever won. The
Republican vote VIII exceed by thous-
ands the average Republican vote for the
last quarter of a century, while the DEM
ocratic vote is small Ter than it has ever
been since 1s4S save four years ago. We
are all happy and rejoicing throughout
the State. 1 leave for New York tomor-
row.
-. II. Manley, Chairman Republican
state Committee
MARK TO JOE.
Augusta September 11.-Hon. J.H.
Manley tonight received the following
message:
Chicago, Ills, September II
Congratulations to tho Republicans of
Maine on their great vic DRY under the
leadership OF Joe.
M. A. Hanna"
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
THE GREATEST EVER.
Chairman HnnIey Places Republican
Plurality af37.OO0

Augusta, September 11.-Hon. j. II.
Manley, today, sent the following tale
grams:
Augusta, Maine, September II, 1900.
Hon. William Mckinley. President, Ex-
ecutive Mansion, Washington, d. C.
"Our majority VIII reach thirty-seven
thousand. II is under all the oircum-
stances, the most complete and the great
est victory that the Republicans of
Maine ever won. 1t was obtained against
united Democracy. The Democratic vote
is 5he smallest ever cast in Maine since
eighteen forty eight with the single ex-
ception Of eighteen ninety-six. The Re-
publicans OF Maine send to you their con
gratuIations over the splendid endorse
ment given your administrator by the
voters of this State,
(Signed)
-. IL. Manley, Chat rman Republican
State Committee
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Laxative moQuinne Tablets cure cold
III one DAY. No Cure No Pay. Price 2bcents
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
ALGONQUIN GOES no MOBILE.

Wilmington, n. G, September 1.-The
revenue cutter Algonquin, First Lieut..
j. Il. Reinburg, commanding, today, left
for Mobile, Ala, to await orders for ser
vice along the storm-swept coast in the
Vicinity of Galveston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12
PHILA'S GIFT.

Philadelphia, September 1.-The Citi-
zens PermanentERelief committee of this
city today wired IS, 900 TO Governor Say
ers of Texas for immediate use in reliev-
ing the distress among the sufferers
from the Galveston storm.
committee was named to draw up an
appeal for contribution which the secre-
tary Is to send to all business houses and
commercial exchanges.
PENNSY ASKED TO AID.
Harrisburg, Pa, September 11.-Gov-
ernor Stone has Issued a proclamation to
the people of this State urging them to
respond to the call for aid from the
storm sufferers OF Texas.
STANDARD OIL co. GENEROUS.
New York, Sept 1.-THE Merchants
association of this city was notified to-
day that word had been sent to Governor
Sayer of Texas by the Standard Oil com
pany authorizing him to draw upon the
company for $4,000. The subscriptions
received by the Merchants association
up to this evening amount to 81, $50,
MISS GOULD PROMPT AS USUAL.
New York, September 1.-THE war
department. officials at the army building
have been notified by a representative of
Miss Helen Gould that Miss Gould VIII
send at her expense $4,000 rations to
r75ot,.ocroa fovos1sor IN Colvoctor, o,,7 tbo
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-12

Thompson, Sawyer, Berry