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NEW YEARS IN BERLIN.
Emperor Participates I'm Observance 81
the Day.

Berlin, January 1.-Emrsror william
ct the New Years parade today addressed
the officers Of the garrison as follows:
"The first day of the new century ssss
our army, In other woris our people, In
arms gathered around their standards
knssling bsfore the Lord Of hosts, and
verify II any one has especial reason this
day for bowling down before God, 1t Il
our army. A glancs at our standards
suffioes as an explanation for they are thu
embodiment Of our history.
In what condition did the past century.
at Its dawn, find our army. The glori-
Gus army Of Frederick the Great had
slept upon Its laurels, fossiIized among
all the Getty detail Of pipe clay, led by
superannuatsd and inefficient generals,
with officers unaccustomsd to useful
WORK and lost In debauoh, luxury and
10 olish arrogance. 10 many long years
of bitter ssrvitude God taught the people
to / ,ok to itself and, under the pressure
OF the foot of the proud oonqusror, orr
people sngendered in itsslf the mos
sublime thought that 1t Is the highest
honor to dedicate ones blood and purs6
to the Fathsrland in her armed service
Form snd LIE were given IL by my great
grandfather, new laurels crowned thu
newly created army ana its youthful ban
ners, but universal military service only
attained Its true significance through
our great departed emperor.
So will I, unsrringly, carry on and car
~ through the wsrk Of rsorgauizing my
navy In order that ID may be juttine
in standing by the sids of my land force,
and that BY 1t the German empire ma,
also be In q position to win the plac
which 1t has not yet attained.
The day broke dark. nold and fosgy
with drlzziing rain, but the great oers-
mony OF awakening this city was never
theless performed successfully by the mil.
itary bands and drum and rfe corps OF
the whole garrison, marching at the
quiok-step from che castle to the Bran
denburg gate and back. rousing the popu-
lation with deafening echoes.
The Emperor and Empress. as usual.
wers early about The Significant act OF
| rsdedicating the flags OF the PrussiAn
army which occurred In the forenoon was
a most Solemn ceremony. His Majesty
with the four eldest princes walked brisk
iy over from the castle to Rhumss hall
"Hall Of Glories," In whose interior
court, In the presence CT Germany's EN-.
peror ami Princes, the act took place.
The flags were piled mp before an altar,
specially erected. where the Protestant
and Catholic army ohaplains performed
the dedication rites. The Emperor spoke
kindly to Field Marshal Blumenthai, SO
years old, who was present.
The Empress drove up In ooaoh and
sig with the two youngest Princes. Oscar
and JoAohim, and the little Princsssss,
all Of them witnessing the scene below
from window overlooking the court.
The sign and oountersign given out by
the Emperor was: "Enigsbsg Berlin, /"
symbolicaily typifying Prussia's rise
during the century.
The decree awarding each Tag Q new
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secretary of ssat~; Mira Gags. wife Of the
secretary OF the treasury Mrs.. Rect. wife
Of the secretary Of war, Mrs Gr'gss,
wits OF the ATTORNEY general; Mrs Smith.
wife Of the postmaster general Mrs. Long.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Wilson, dauah-
ssr Of the secretary OF agriculture, II
brilliantly gowned. Behind the line gath
cred the other young ladies Of the cabi
net. the wives and daughters OF senators
and Representative and other distin-
euishsd officiais who hsd been invited TO
assist.
The list included Mrs. WIN. p. Frye.
Mrs. n. A. Hanna, Mrs. Henry Cabot
Lodge. Mrs Rsdflsld Proctor. Miss Proc
tor, Mrs.. Nelson A. Miles, Aiss Miles,
Mrs. George Dewey, MIRA Charles IL
Allsn, Mrs. U. 8. Grant. Mrs. James q.
Blaine, Mrs. Philip Sheridan. Mrs. sar-
toris, the Misses SArtoris and Mrs. Stanley
Brown.
A. soon o. all had taken places the
doors Of the red parlor were thrown open
and the Ambassadors and ministers Of
foreign governments. and their suites re-
splsndsnt In their full court dress. headed
By Lord Pauncsfots. the Britih ambas.
sador, the dean :.of the Diplomatic corps,
moved into the blue parlor 10 pay their
rsspscts 10 the President and Mrs AcKin-
ley and the receiving patty.
Especial interest osntered In the appear
ance Of the Duke d'Arcos. the Spanish
minister, and his beautiful American
wife. II was tho first white House reosp-
ton sinos the Close Of hostilities with
spain. and tthe greetings accorded them
were especially cordial.
After leaving the reception parlor thu
diplomats passed on into the east room
where they fingered until Joined by the
other distinguished callers.
Following the diplomatic corps came
the chief justice and the assooiats Justices
Of the supreme court and other members
of the judiciary.
A. ii.25, the Senators, Representatives
and delegates Of Congress. members Of
the District government and mem bsrs Of
the District Judiciary appeared In the
order named.
Fcllewine the flight OF the statesmen
and civil officers o,ms the officers OF the
srmy and navy. In accordance with GUS
tom the army had precedsncs. Major
General Miles. who headed the lice. was
accompanied by Adjutant General Cor
bin.
The line Of naval offiosrs which fol-
lowed, headed By Admiral Dewey, was
much longer than that Of tbs army. The
Admlrsl's small will knit figure wss
In striking contrast to this larger frame
Of the vensrabls Hear Admiral Melville,
the famous Arctic sxpl,rsr. In this line
were Captain Evans AID Sigebse. Lieu
tenant Csmnandsr Vain wright, Lieutsn.
ant Ba& sisr and others. The long line OF
naval officers was followed BY Brlgadisf
General Haywood, commander Of the ma
rins corps, ofYlcsrs OF the corps, then
came the officers Of the District militia
and the naval reserves, heads OF depart
inents, assistant secretaries, heads Of bu
rsaus, sts. when this point WAS reached.
Mrs. Mckinley withdrew, the ordsal be-
Ing trying one for her. Following these
came the veterans Of wars In which the
country has engaged. The general pub
lilo Was then admitted. and for ons hour
and Q half Q constant stream Of humani-
~ flowed through the White House por-
tals.
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Glorious News

Comes from DIR. D. B. Cargile, of Wash
tia, |. I. He writes: -Four bottles OF
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health Is excel
lent" This shows what thousands have
proved-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum.
ulcers, boils and running sores. 1t slim
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only 80 cents. Sold by II. p.
s. Goold, 55T Congress street, and II. G
Htarr. Cumberland Mills.
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Ihave a very bad back. having hurt II ill.,
ing when was young, and have never get
over II, so I am bothe{ed with lsms back 70
much have to stop work. ! have tined one
bottle of your on So far can zee It helps me
greatly, 50 much that want YOU to send me
two more bottles Of it. Enclosed you viz end
q. 90 for the Oil. ] have no obIsStoA to
your using my testimonial II you want to, for
/ want to see others use It and hear from them
GEO. II. THOMAS,
Marston Mills, Mass.
gar,
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He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson. o., after suffering IS
months from Rectal Fistula. he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
sursst Pile cure on Earth. and the best
Balve in the World. rs cents box. Sold
by II. p. S. Goold, 557 Congress street,
and II. G. Starr, Cumberland Mills.
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WANTED-Boy from i6 to is years Of age to
w take down short hand. do typewriting
and general work in office. Apply go CONNER
cial St, city deeisu
" Address the PATENT RECORD, Balti-
more, Nd. deci2du
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WANTEE-Man to work on farm, good
W wages must be q good mixer and under
stand care of cows. Address G. b., this
ONCE. 29-l
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WANTFD-A good reliable salesman to trav-
w ell with line of standard speciaities:
trade already established. Want man who Is
sition and good salary to the right man. Ad-
dress "RELIABLE," care OF Edward Petty,
Portland, Me. SOL
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inseI ted under this head
one week for 30 cents, cash I'm advance.
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CUTTERS WANTED.

KID Cutters on OxfOrds and Boots
wanted at HODSDON SHOE CO.. Var
Me. dec25dlw
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WE want Intelligent women everywhere to
w send us two &c stamps for our great kiss
ing bug adv. novelty. S1ODDARD MAGNET
&c CO., Beacon street, Boston. noy23+
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a bottle of Omega Oil.
Have some one rub it into the
pores of your back good and
hard. Keep up the rubbing
until the oil is all taken up by
the pores. That's the way to
pet the full benefit Of it.
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I will buy for cash old American engrayings
especially portraits, childrens books pub
Iished before 1850, eulogies and other panph-
lets concerning Pres. Lincoln, town histories.
Maine private laws, acts and resolves, copper
and silver lustre ware. Ii. w. BRYANT, Book
seller 1913 Middle st. 30-I
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TO LRT-summer visitors take notice the
] Blaine House Is centrally located GO Spring
street. cor. OAK. rooms and board, Price el.oo
per day. f3u
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ITO LET-At 20 Revere formerly Mechanic
Il street. woodfords. pleasant lower rent OF
Q rooms, furnace heat. garden, stable. lawn.
convenient to electrics, tI per month. Inquire
at house or Of DIR. TENNEY, over foster,
Avery & Go. 21-i
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ITO LET-A large plea sunny front room.
Il with alcove. next TO bath. steam heat. cen
trail location, near eiectrics; also two square
rooms. With or without board. MRS. Skill
LINGs, 3 Congress Park. 2a1
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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ITO LET-Iower tenament, 8 rooms, IL SpriLg
L street; price SO per month. Apply to
SMITH & RUMERY. 5l2 Fore 81. ISL
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ITO LET-House, 90 Brown ST., near Congress,
Il newly paGsred ana painted throughout,
steam heat etc. Inquire Of SCHLOfTER-
BECK & FOSS co. 29-iU
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LOST AND POUND.

T .OsT-wednesday, between Mayo and Ex.
IL change sts., o pair OF gold bowed spec
tao es In case. Finder will please return same
TO MRS. G. II. SMITH, 10 Mayo 81. 3ol
7 oST-on Pine street or on Congress between
IL state and Brown streets, a lady's silver
knit purse, containing small sum OF money.
The finder will be suitably rewarded upon
leaving IL at this once. SOL
r osT-Dog. Scotch terrier, six months old,
- smooth tan coat. with white on under
part OF neck, locked tail. wearing a collar
with the name OF owner. Captain Nor OF, Cum.
beKand. II found please notify G.. n.
SEiDkRS, As Thomas street, or SO Exchange
street. 291
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WANTED-sITUArIONs.

VVANTED--A situation rs stationery enqi-
w neer or janitor. where there are boilers TO
take care Of. have had lots Of experience; or
any place where one wants good honest man,
good references given. Address LOCK BOX
l4T5, city. Fl
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ITO LET-Two large front rooms. bay win
Il dows. steam heat and gas, good table
board, at 90 PLEASANT ST., (near HIgh.)
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EOR IENT-House 40 Pine street Posses
II sion given Immediately. Enquire at PORT
LAND SAVINGS BANK. " Exchange street.
LII
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for % cents, cash In advance.
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MONEY TO LOAN-Mortgages negotiated on
III first class real estate city and suburban
property at and per cent; for sale, houses
at desirable bargains. Timber lands In Maine
and New Hampshire. N. S. GARDINER, 50
Exchange street, PSI
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ITO LET-Pleasznt modern rent III Neal St,
Il z rooms, bath and steam, very convenient
aud In excellent order; also nice lower rent, 2e7
Bracket St., rooms and furnace. GEO n.
JUNKtNS, 40 Middle 81, near Monument
Square. DOL
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ITO LET-L over rent OF seven rooms with
Il separate water closet. In good repair. Price
Apply to ERNEST TRUE. with true Bros. 3et
Fore st. j01
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ITO LET-DesirabIe steam heated corner
L rooms at 90 HIGH, corner Of PLEASANT.
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-We have
M funds OF clients to invest in desirable first
mortgages ON real estate security at from 4is TO
per cent We make specially Of placing loans
on city and suburban property. For rarticu-
lars apply to Real Estate Once, First National
Bank Building, FREDERICK 8. VAIL.
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NOTICE-I wish to call attention to my bust
N ness OF circular distributor and general
advertising agent. l distribute anything from
q hand bill to an advertising board Satistac-
ton guaranteed. Address W. b. BROWN.
Cumberland Mills. 21-l
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Forty words Inserted under this head
enc week Tor 20 cents, cash I'm advance.
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ITO LET-Severai smsil wen located rents,
prices from go 10 10. II In want Of good
rent cheap. call and see our list. GEO. r.
JUNKINS, Real Estate once, 80 Middle St.
near Monument Square. 30-i
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EOR RENT-A physician desires to obtain =
Il desirable tenant for portion Of good
house situated on Congress st., above Long
fellow square rent will be reasonable TO salts
factory applicant For further particulars
apply Immediately to BENJAMIN SHAW &
co. 81 L. Exchange St. 27-l
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ITO LEr-Two single family houses OF sir and
L eight rooms each, In West knd for % and
$3.50 Ier month; also centrally located. two
single houses, 80 and IS; upper rent, Q rooms,
Sc; lower rent, IS; several for 81. 90. ei2, s13
and up. W. 7. CARR, Room =, Oxford Build
log. 30f
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n EGISTERED druggist, Is years experience,
II first class reference. would like permanent
position. Address PHARMACIST. Box 1897:
nov23u
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L ~ noasen1n eooa as 9 w, I'1 pss
ceive the same at our auction rooms for
sale on commission. GOSS & WILSON.
Auctioneers. l54 Middle street. corner silver
street. febS-u
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HOLIDAY GOODS AT AUCTIoN-s5O00
IL worth sent US by an overstocked dealer.
Sale Saturday morning and evening. Collar
toilet cases, photograph cases perfumes, fancy
chairs and rockers. GOSS & WILSON. l54
Middle street, Auctioneers. PSI
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EOR RENT-Honse No. GO Gray street. Nine
rooms beside halls. bath And store rooms;
hot and cold water. set tubs, furnace heat;
with good yard room. All In nrst class order.
Enquire at ~ DEER1NG ST. morning, noon or
night sep5-u
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SITUATION WANTED-By capable reli.
y able person, American, In Deering or Port
land, working house keeper or general work In
ANAL family OF adults, goot cook. Call at $50
Free st., or write stating requirements etc.
j f. 27-l
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EOR SALE-The only drug store la thriving
manufacturing village wi h large surround
ing country to draw from. good fixtures. small,
clean stock, low price. Address DRUG STORE,
BOX 1851 nov21-tf
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ITO LET-Four elegant rents IN Dsering. 10
Il best residential section. steam heat, lights.
bells, architects plans, between two car lines,
never occupied WIN rent low II taken at
ouce. Look at them before you settle any
where. DALTON, IS Exchange So. 1-u
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LyOR SALE-New houses In Deering, on street
| Il car line, for $1,000, $1,000. s2<00 and $500;
| all modern convenience, heat, bath room. fire.
places, etc. Terms OF payment same as rent;
remember our houses are entirely new and
have never bsen occupied. Call and see them.
DALTON, So Exchange street. 25-u
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T0 LEr-A large square room, with board, on
second floor, steam heat, hot and cold
water, bath on same floor. Apply at No. .
DkEhlNG ST, references required. III
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ITO LET-Large sunny front room, well fur
nished. large closet, steam heat and gas. In
quiet neIghborho a. near first class boarding
house. Is GRAY, between Park and State.
II
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ST0RE TO LET-At 267 Congress street. APP
y ply TO JAMES CUNNINGHAM, 27f Con-
gress street. dec23du
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TOR SALE-Barsains in our made strong
Il Trousers" W. sell for si00 LIS, 1.5o, 200
and $50 per pair. Best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examip-
alton money will be refunded by returning 10
us before having been worn. HASKELL Is
JONES. Lancaster Building. Monument Square.
Portland, Maine 3i-4
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTs-we have
II the largest list Of desirable houses and
tate ONCE in Portland. Our specially Is negotl
ating mortgages. collecting rents and the
general care Of property. Apply Real Estate
ONCE, First National Bank Building
3. VAIL. 27-l
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ITO LET-A neat conveniently arranged fiat
Il OF fve rooms, bath aud large pantry on
| first floor, large yard and sunny exposure. Call
| at IS MONUMENT ST. IL
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GRAND OFFER-Those wishing good
u article cali at our ONCE and see how you
can obtain a pair OF ladies' cushion sole boots
flee OF all charge. MAINE SUPPLY AND
DEMONSTRATIONS Co, q Monument square,
Room A Portland Maine. ISL
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II ENGINEER OFFICE, Ssg Congress St..
Os Portland, Me-, December 10. 1884,
water, hear Bar Harbor Me-. will be received
here until Il NJ. January so, 1900. and then
publicly opened. Iniormatlon furnished on
dec30 tani-2 S2T-29
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EoR sALE-sprlngheld gas machine storage
Il tank, pipes, valves and shut ons, All 10
first class condition, price very low Would
exchange for good horse. c. b. DALTON.
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TOR sALE-House lots at Woodfords, East
Deeriug and Deering Center, for &c and so
per foot; land 10 rapidly advancing and now Is
the time to secure a lot at old prices. Easy
payments. Call afternoons. DALTON, % Ex-
change street. 2fu
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| E,OR SALE-Air tight weather strips for win
IL dows and doors are the best on the market.
They are tongued and grooyed. no rubber TO
| pull or They keep out cold and dust. All
orders sent 70 No. n Cross street viii receive
prompt attention. L. &. BLAiSDELL.
decb4
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-30
FAST Time!
Rapid Running Across
the Continent.
Secretary Culton Has Moth
ing to Confess.
Archibald Forbes, the Famous War
Correspondent, is Dead.
SMALL VERDICT VS.. SMALL LANDLORD.

Chicago, March 30--A. Il. Peacock.
who arrived in this city last night at
10:30 from Los Angeles, Cal. on a spec
ial train which brought him through on
a record breaking time. left Chicago
for Pittsburg on the regular Pennsyl-
vania train at 1880 y. m, and will
reach Pittsburg. II the train makes reg
ular schedule at $3.50 to-day. Taking
out three hours for change OF time be-
tween Los Angeles and Pittsburg. the
trip will have been completed, dis
tance OF 2.733 miles, in seventy-six and
one-half hours. Peacock's train left
Los Angeles at 10 a. m. Tuesday, and
the distance to this city, 1926 miles.
was covered In fifty-eight hours, thirty
minutes. The railroad company agreed
to get him here in time to leave for
Pittsburg at l0:30 a. m. to-day over the
Pennsylvania road. IL was not hoped
that the trip would be so free from de-
lays that he could make connections
with last evenings train as he did. The
Reorganization meeting of the Carne-
gle company. which is important to
Peacocks interests that he shall at
tend. is to be held on Saturday I'm
Pittsburg. But the train had remark
able luck. 1t encountered no mishaps.
made good meeting points, losing lit
tie time, and avoiding regular train
service,
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mot GUILTY"

Frank Rowe saved Himself Penitcn-
tiary Berth by Not Pleading Guilty.
For the past few days the case OF
the United States VS.. Frank Rowe.
discharged soldier of the Second caval-
ry. United states army. occupied the
attention OF the court. The defendant
was represented by Tomas Montoya,
and late yesterday afternoon, all the
testimony being In, was given 20 the
jury for n verdict. The jury was out
for several hours. and then rendered Its
verdict to the Judge last night, declar-
ing Rowe not guilty OF arson. he being
held and tried on the charge OF destroy
ing the government sawmlll at Fort
Wlngate by fire on December 8 last. At
one time in the proceedings, II Is re-
lated as an absolute fact, that Rowe
knowing himself guilty was about to
plead guilty and throw himself on the
mercy of the court az 10 a short term
in the penltentlary. but his attorney
would not listen to such a procedure
and the case went on, with the result
that a verdict OF not guilty was reach.
ed. Capt. A. NJ Fuller and DR.. Charles
Nichols, who were here as witnesses In
the case. learned the result OF the
jurys deliberations at the conclusion OF
the show at the new opera house last
night