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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-03

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RoosETELT's ITINERARY.
Schedule of the Governors Speech
making Trip In the West.

Schedule of the Governors SpeecH-
making Trip In the West.
Chicago, Aug. 2S-Henry q. Payne,
vice chairman of the Republican national
executive committee, has announced the
speechmaking itinerary for Governor
Roosevelt in the west during September.
Starting from Chicago Sept. 9, the Re-
publican vice presidential candidate will
speak in Wisconsin, South Dakota, North
Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyom-
ing, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and
Iowa before reaching this city again.
Then he will spend a day in Illinois be-
fore going into Indiana and other states
east.
The itinerary of Governor Roosevelt,
so far as determined definitely, will be as
follows:
Sept. 5, Saratoga; Sept. 6, Detroit;
Sept. Z Saginaw, Mich. (afternoonl,
Grand Rapids eveningl; Sept. s, South
Bend, Ind; Sept. 10, Lacrosse, Wis;
Sept IL, Sioux Falls (afternoon); Yank-
ton might; Sept. II, Huron, S. d. (after-
noon; Brookings Cnight; Sept. 13, Red
field, $. d. lafternoon); Aberdeen might;
Sept Il. Fargo. n. D.; Sept. 10, Bis
marck; Sept. II, Helena, Mon; Sept.
IS. Butte, Mon; Sept. 10, Pocatello,
luu.1 ENtDl. --bs CEiths CA'Nh3 N'NPA' --At
Salt Lake City: Sept. %. Evanston,
wy; Sept. 23, Cheyenne, WY.
From Cheyenne Governor Roosevelt's
private car will he turned into Colorado.
where he will spend Sept 20 26 and q,
speaking on one of these dates at Den
yer. He will be in Kansas on the 2Sth
and 29th and in Nebraska, Mr. Bryan's
state. on Oct. l and 2. From there he
will diverge into the Black Hills of South
Dakota. where-he~ is scheduled to make
a speech at Deadwood on Oct. 3. He
will be in Nebraska again on Oct. 4. at
| Waterloo, Ia. ON the 9th and in Chica-
60 on the 9th. where a demonstration
and reception are being planned for him.
After leaving Chicago Governor Roose-
welt will spend Oct. s in Illinois and the
three following days in Indiana. He
will speed through Kentucky on the 18th
and 18th, and on the 10Th and 10th he
will talk in President McKinley's state.
West Virginia will have him for a guest
on Oct. II and Is, and the trip will end
at Baltimore Oct. 10. From there he
will return to New York to devote at
tention to the campaign in his own state
until the day of election.
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hers of Columbia post OF Chicago, wear
ing handsome uniforms of dark green,
formed hollow square, in the center of
which were borne 30 battleflags carried
by New York regiments during the war.
The spectacle of the worn and tattered
flags was greeted at times with cheers
and at times with deep silence more ex-
pressive than applause could ever be.
A long line of carriages followed the
battlefags, each containing ladies who
are officials of the various organizations
which are affiliated with the Grand Ar
nv. Close behind the carriages came
three platoons of the members of Column
bia post, acting as a rear guard, while a
score of veterans as special escort
marched beside the vehicles Bidwell
Wilkeson post of Buffalo. which had the
largest number of men in ranks of any
organization that came from outside Chi
cago and Cook county, made a tne ap
pearance as they came marching past the
stand headed by the Buffalo Military
band of 30 pieces.
The old Continental Drum and Bugl'
corps of New York city led Chapin post
also from New York, and both wer'
heartily cheered for their excellent ap
pearance and marching. Then came tn
Arion Military band of Milwaukee, form
ing the vanguard for the various depart
| mcnts which marched under the leader
/ ship of their department commanders.
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THE ALABAMA's TRIAL,
She Shows More speed Than Her
Sister Ship, the Kentucky.

She Shows More speed Than Her
Sister Ship, the Kentucky.
Landsend, Rockport, Mass, Aug. 2S-
a large number of summer residents and
persons who came to the north shore for
the occasion scanned the horizon, eager
to catch the first glimpse of the magni-
ficent buttleship Alabama as she appear
ed for her trial run. The sky was partly
clouded, and steady breeze blew from
the east, but the water was smooth, and
the conditions for seeing the start from
here were fairly good, although at times
the murky hue of the water and peculiar
atmospheric conditions threatened OBJ
scured vision any great distance.
The new vessel made a beautiful ma
rine spectacle as she crossed the line.
Great volumes of smoke poured ont of
her tunnels, and her bow created CON
tinuous wave which at times quite sub
merged her stem. The first mark boat,
the Osceola, was passed in % minutes 43
seconds after the start, showing speed
of 17.42 knots, and the KeHrsarge, the
second mark, was reached % minutes 30
seconds later on a speed of 1854 knots.
This time is better than that made by
her sister ship, the Kentucky, over the
same two legs on her trial trip last No
yember. At that time the Kentucky did
| 1866 and 1886 knots respectively.
! After passing the second mark the Ala
bama steamed against the wind and "A
slight head sea. l1rom land it was esti-
mated that if this speed was maintained
all the way down the course and slightly
increased ON the way back she would
work close to the record mark.
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,,,.,,,n m The BnItimore.

rGrccnock, Scotland, Aug. y. me
United States cruiser Baltimore, Admiral
Watson's flagship in the Phlllpplhes'
which is making visit here on her nome
ward voyage, was visited by thousands
of sightsecrs. One of her sailors, IN ex.
plaining to the visitors the mechanism OF
one Of the ships guns, accidentally IN
serted loaded cartridge and fired the
weapon. The shot narrowly missed tne
sailor and penetrated the thick steel side
platings of the ship, which was immeai-
ately closed to the public.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting.

Columbus, o., Aug. 2s.-The triennial
convention of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
society, which has been in session here
for week, has adjourned. The follow
ing m officers were elected: Mrs. ]. H, Pen
field, New York city, grand president,
Miss Mary. whiting, Lincoln, Neb., grand
secretary; Miss Pennington, Phiiadel
phia, grand treasurer; Miss Lucy Allen lie,
Columbus, O., editor of The Key. The
next convention will be held at Ann Ar
bor, Mich, in 1902.
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The croatinn Convention.

Wheeling, Aug. 2S.-The national Gro
alton socicty's convention opened at MO
zart park and was attended by 10 dele
gates from all parts of the United States
1t has been intimated that the society
would affiliate with either the Kepubllc-
ans or Democrats and that overtnres
had been received from both parties, but
Editor Nick polich of Chicago denies
this ana says politics does not enter into INTO
the deliberations of the convention. Inc
main object, he added, is to make good
and loyal Americans of all Croatians.
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sbeepshead Bay Entries for Today.
Special to The Sun.


First Rsce-6F. All ages. Handicap.
Vulcain, 125; May Beach, 119; Contestorr,
lis; Gibraltar, III; Kinnikinnic, Ia;
Ralston, Ill; Unmasked, 100; Douro, LOG;
His Royal Highness, 105; Leedsvllle, l04;
Smoke, 1O2; Lady Uncas, SO; Margaret
Hoffman, 8S.
Second Race-1M. 3-year-olds. Douro,
113; Herbert, 121; st. Finnan, l03; King
Bramble, ll6; Leon Ferguson, JOG.
Third Race-5F. 2-year-olds. The Dash
stakes. Bellario, 104; Malster, ITO; Cres-
son, l04; Conroy, l04; Elizabeth M, l07;
Add, 101; King Pepper, ITO; Henry Clay
Ry, 104; Alard Scheck, l27; Lady Schorr,
124; June Gayle, ll5.
Fourth Race-2M. Handicap. The Au'
tumn Cup. Kinley Mack, 12S; Lady. mas'
sey, 92; The Kentuckian, l16; Sidney
Lucas, l04.
Fifth Race-5F. year old fillies. Sell
ing. Fara, 1O2; Princess Ottillie, SO; Els
burg, 1O1; Cherries, 101; Malachite, "a
Princess, EVELYN, 80; Inshot, 100; Maugs
1O4; Gertrude Elliott, l02; Petra II, .l04
! Gracious, "a; Candle, ITO; La Valliere
| lO6; Annie Thompson, SO; Trigger, l0S
Alzora, ITO; About, SO;
Sixth Race-S4F. On Turf Selling
Pincher, 116; Sir Fitzhugh, 100; Buffoon
| 1903, Rare Perfume, 106; Golden Sceptre
| 80; Dolando. l13; Greenock, 1876 Silve
Garter, 100; Millstream, 106; Villa V, 81
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oiibways Played "Hiawathn."

Desbarats, Ont, Aug. 2S.-Descend'
ants Of the poet Longfellow, comprising
Miss Iongfelow and sister and party
witnessed a performance by Ojibway in
dians of dramatic Grafton Of Longfel-
lows "Hiawatha" at Desbarats island
The party also attended religious serv-
ices Of the Indians conducted entirely n
the Oiibway language at l4ongfellow ls-
land. Afterward Miss Longfcllow made
a speech to the Indians, which was trans
lated into Ojibway by Indian Missionary
Frost
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EnrIishman Suicide In Texas.

Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 2S.-Louis Booth
royd of Manchester, England, died here
of a dose of cyanide of potassium taken
with suicidal intent. Boothroyd was
known here as a relative of the Duke of
Manchester. He had served the British
government in the civil service in India,
for which he had since drawn pension.
He left no letters o. statement here. He
went to a saloon and asked for a glass,
saying that he was going to take some
medicine for indigestion. He drank the
drug at the bar, walked to the back door,
fell into the yard and died in five minutes.
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rhr rnlted Mine worIsers.

Iazleton. "a, Aug. 2s.-Thc first ses-
sion of the United Mine Workers con
vention was taken up with Il discussion
on the report Of the scale committee. A
scale for the entire anthracite region
was adopted, but will not be made pub
lie. The resolutions committee will pre-
sent a report in which recommendations
will he made as to the method Of the en-
forccmcnt of the scale, Whether the
committee will recommend strike or
whether other means will be taken to
secure recognition has not yet been de-
termined.
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PYTHIANs MEET.
Detroit the Scene of Several Inter-
esting ConcIaves.


Detroit, Aug. 2S.-Masonic temple ap-
reared transformed into temple OF
Pythianism. Several largely attended
gatherings of Pythians and branch orders
were in progress simultaneously within
the big structure. Chief of these were
the opening meetings of the supreme
lodge, X. of p, and of the supreme
lodge of the Pythian sisterhood. Inc
initial meeting of the order of Rathbone
sisters was postponed. Members of the
TWO women's branches jostled in the cor
ridors Of the temple with Il rather re-
served amiability, and anybody who had
the temerity to suggest that the question
of a union of the two orders might pos
sibly be discussed during the present bi-
ennial received polite dissent.
Supreme Chancellor Thomas g. sam
pie of Allegheny, Pa, head of the Pyth
ian order, presided over the supreme
lodge meeting.
In the sixth biennial assembly of the
Pythian sisterhood supreme lodge the
gayel was welded by Mrs. III. L. LibbS
of Portland, Me-, supreme chancellor. Ii
her address she said that Maine Is tn
banner state in membership, having 2,zZ'
members in eight assemblies. ONO II
second. Mrs. Libby reported the ques
tion of admission of colored women t.
membership as having been disposed o
nv the debarring of colored woman
from taking the second degree after sh
had passed the first. -
Mrs. George w. Adams of Haverhill
Mass, supreme keeper Of records an
seals of the sisterhoed, reported tina
nine states have grand assemblies, seve
of them under supervision of the 81
preme assembly. Number of assemblies
lac. gain of 80, and an increase o
membership of 1000. The present men
bershiu is given at nearly 1000;
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Closing prices:
General Markets.

New York, Aug %.
FLoUR-state and western inactive, but steady;
Minnesota patents, So 390a429; winter straights.
ss 5Oa8 60; winter extras, S2.7Oa3; winter patents
81. 3.75a4. .,,-,. -.
WHEAT-opened easy under local realizing out
recovered later on fair clearances and hrmness
abroad September, 791sa79 7-t6c.; October, 7sasc.
RYE-Quiet; state, 53a5ic., C. /. l., New YORK.
oarlots: No 2 western, Sc, Z. o. b., ahoat.
CoRN-Firm and higher on covering, inspired
bv fears of cold weather west; September saga
44&c.; October, 44sse. =.
OATS-Dull but steady; track, wmte' state, ~
as3c track white western, 26a33c.
PoRK-Dull; mess, sl2alS; family Sloale.fo
LARD-ouiet prime western steam, 7.loe.
BIJTTER-steady; state dairy, 16a2lc.; cream
cry, 1sa12c. %. ,o,,
CHEESE Quiet; large white, loh4c.; small
vhits, 10Ac.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 1salse.; |;
western, loss of, loalTe.
sIJGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 4he.; esa-
trifugal % test, 47sc. refined steadyi crushed,
8. SOC. powdered, 6.2oc.
TURPENTINE-Stssdy at ssAassAe.
MoLksSES-Firm; New Orleans 4SaoaS
RICE-Firm; domestic, 4asaohc.; Japan, ~
a5c.
TALLow-ouiet; city, 7-1oc.; country, "a
HAY-Dull; shipping, 721sa7sc.; good TO choice.
| s0a90c.
| aauout;oo Ttru
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stevenson,s Enforcement.

Lincoln Neb., Aug. 2S.-Mr. Bryan has
expressed himself as highly gratified over
the action of the Populist national com
mittee at Chicago in indorsing the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Stevenson for the vice
presidency. He said: Il am very glad
that Mr.. Stevenson has been indorsed by
the Populists. To have nominated any
one else would have weakened the ticket.
The Populist organization will profit rath-
er than suffer by this evidence of its will
inGness to place the triumph of principles
above craftsmanship"
The sun., 1900-08-29
Mexicau Robber Shot Dead.

Palvo, Tex, Aug. 28.-In the little vii
lage of Milato, state of Chihuahua, Mex
leo, recently band of masked robbers
entered the residence of Leandro Carras-
co and after having tied him and another
man robbed them of $1,000 and other
property. A few days later one of the
robbers was arrested and Jailed. A broth
er went to see what he could do for him,
but he, too, had been accused, and his
arrest was ordered by the prefect. When
the police went to arrest him, he made
determined resistance and was shot to
death
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r,o n,upbters of Liberty.

Charlotte, n. c., Aug. 2s.-The Society
of the Daughters of Liberty, an auxiliary
of the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics and Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, are in session. About 10
delegates are in attendance. The he society
now has a membership of 4S.332 in all
parts of the United States. Eleven new
councils were organized during the past
wear. John P. Townsend, national wee
chancellor, will be probably elected &c
succeed National Councillor lyey
The sun., 1900-08-29
BRITISH IN BERGENDAL
Strong Position Captured by Troops
Under General Butler.
ROBERTS ON THE ADVANCE.
He Reports TO the War ONCE In
London That the English
Troops Have Been Decid-
ed1y Successful.

London, Aug. 2S-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from Lord !
Roberts, dated Belfast Aug. 27, 7:20
y. M:
Our movements have been necessarily
slow on account of the great extent ana
difficult nature of the country over which
we are operating, but today we made a
satisfactory advance and met with de-
rided success
"The work fell entirely upon Buffers
command and resulted in the capture OF
Bergendal. very strong position two
miles northeast of the Dalmanutha rail-
way station.
81 met Butler at Bergendal shortly aft
er our forces arrived there and was glad
to find that the occupation cost less than
had been feared on account of the APP
proach to the Beers position being across
an open clacis for 1000 or 5000 yards
and because Of the determined stand of
the enemy.
"Thr Euniskillons and the Second Rifle
brigade formed the attacking party Inc
latter suffered the greater loss. General
Butler could not give me the number ol
casualties, but hope that they will not
exceed 30 or 60.
Many D0crs Killed.
ga good many Beers were killed, some
of them Oh n rocky knoll by lyddite. n
pompon was captured on our left.
General French advanced to Swartz
kopies, on the Lydcnburg road, ana pre-
pared the way for the movement OF foie-
Carews division tomorrow
"Gencra Rumble reports that he made
a reconnaissance in the Brandwater basin
on Aug. 26 and suffered some casualties.
One Boer was killed and II were cap
tured. He also secured 100 head of cat
tile.
General Baden Powell reports that he
occupied Mushroom unopposed, his troops
and those of General Paget afterward re-
turning to Pretoria"
A Lourenco Marques dispatch says that
heavy fighting is reported to have oc-
Cured at Machadodorp. The Beers are
said to have been defeated with great
loss, leaving their guns and ammuni-
tion in the hands of the British.
In special dispatch from Pretoria
dated Aug 81, it is said that, according
to reports received there, fighting with
Botha's commands was resumed that
morning. The Boer lines were broken
and the enemy was falling back. The
British casualties were considerable.
The Manchester Guardian is authority
for the statement that Lord Wolseley
commander in chief of the British army
has definitely decided to resign at the eX
piration of his term of active service, II
November because of the state of hi
health and on account of dissatisfaction
with the new conditions prevailing IN III
Office as the outcome of the war III Souti
fripa
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The Middle of the Readers.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The national COM
mittee of the Middle of the Road Popu-
lists are holding meeting in Chicago
with so Of the 11G members present in
person or by proxy. National Chairman
Joseph A. Parker of Kentucky presided,
and it was decided to open national head
quarters at Louisville with Mr.. Parker
in charge. The Middle of the Road men
claim they will elect two congressman III
Texas. two in Alabama and one in Geor-
gio. and Chairman Parker claimed his
Marty would poll 1.00O,O00 votes.
The sun., 1900-08-29
,,tnc,sy Legislature Meets.

Frankfort, Ky, Aug. 2o.-An e5tr"
session of the legislature, called py 10y %
ernor Beckham. convened at noon. ne
governors message was priel anu II.
general terms recommended tne passase sais
of an election law, which WIN De sa.,s, ,aao
factory to the people OF the stase' iasse AZ
portion of whom he conceoeu are US
hieased with the present law.
The sun., 1900-08-29
Hunter Kills a woman.

Ashton, Neb., Aug. 2s.-A daughter of
Jacob Zellinska, living six miles from
here was shot through the heart by John
Schrall. She was out picking plums.
Schrall was hunting in adjacent timber.
He saw something moving in the bushes
and, without waiting to find ont what it
was. fired, killing the girl. He has given
himself up to the sheriff. The young peo-
nle had been lovers.
The sun., 1900-08-29
couId.s Brother-in-Inw Dead.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 2S.-Rev. A
M. Houghal, who, it is understood was
brother-n-law Of jay Gould, is dead at
the age of 40 years from paralysis ne
leaves a large estate. He was Wen
known as a philanthropist in the Metho'
dist community of this city.
The sun., 1900-08-29
Chicago Races Yesterday.
= Special to The sum-

Special to The Sum-
First OF. Andie, The Elk, Proposal.
Time 1.199.
Second-6F. John A. Morris, Hand
press, Nobleman. Time l.174.
Third-1M. Prestar, Jim W., Sam La
zarus. Time l.479.
Fourth-6F. Wild Pirate, Bonnie Lis
SAX, Possart. Time 1.l9.
Fifth-1M. Maggie Davis, Brigade, The
Lady in Blue. Time LAC.
The sun., 1900-08-29
ru.h class Postmasters.

Washington, Aug. 2s.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap'
pointed; o,. r n 1ovou
New Jersey-Pompton Lakes, u. w
Mickens. ~ VIZ ,rorsbou
vermont-Westmo @. d. Daniels.
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.n,rx into Rochester Wreck.

Rochester. Aug. 2S.-Englneer ioarIes
of the state railroad commission IS IN me
city, investigating the cause OF the acel-
dent on the Rochester, Chariotte ahu.
Manitou railroad, which occurred iast
Friday night. Mr.. Barnes says ne
blames none of the railroad employees
or officials, and gives as his opinion ina.
the accident was caused by some forelgn
object on the track. The several persons
injured are all recovering.
The sun., 1900-08-29
shnt ncnd bx a Negro.

ST. Louis. Aug. 2S-Lewis J. Roth, 24
veors old. was shot and killed by a negro
named Henry Fletcher. Fletcher shot
Roth without provocation. The negro
escnped. Considerable feeling is mani
tested against the negroes in the neigh
borhood where the shooting occurred.
The sun., 1900-08-29
pennett,s Big Yacht Launched.

London, Aug. 2s. = The steam yacht
T T,ysistrata. built for Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett. proprietor of the New York
Harald. by w. Denny & Bros. on designs
furnished by Mr.. George L. Weston, has
hean launched at Dumbarton, Scotland.
She is the largest yacht built on the
CLYDE, is designed to steam 1S knots an
bonr and has the novel feature of a
straight stem.
The sun., 1900-08-29
Suicide of New York Broker.

New York, Aug. 2S.-The dead body of
Alfred Bingen, a broker who had his
office at 35 Broadway, this city, was
found in vacant lot at Long Branch
\. ]. There was bullet hole in the
right temple, and a revolver was found
living beside the body. The man was
fully dressed, and papers found in the
pockets led to his Identification. There
was every indication that the man had
committed suicide.
The sun., 1900-08-29
Railroad once Robbed.

Syracuse, Aug. 2s.--Burglars climbed
over the transom of the office of the
Syracuse. Lakeside and Baldwinsville
railroad and working the combination OF
the safe took $3.50 in cash and six ri, ,ooo
bonds issued by the company. They then
pried open a roller top desk and took
500 worth of revenue stamps. There IL
no clew to the thieves.