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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
KANSAS CITY MEATS"
Can be found at the Bon-Ton.
Sued for $4,000 Damages.

Frank Covey has brought suit against
the Southern Pacific railroad for $780,
900 damages for injuries he received
while acting as switchman at Lordsburg.
He was crushed between two freight
cars and he lost his right eye besides
being badly bruised. The plaintiff in
the trial at Ri Paso proved that the four
tracks are too close together so that
employees could not switch cars without
endangering their lives.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
A FORECLOSURE SALE.
The Beet Sugar Factory at Carlsbad to Be
Sold Next Month,

An order Of sale has been issued
against the Pecos Valley Beet Sugar
Company, the decree under which the
sale will be made being the foreclosure
of a mortgage for $45, 900 in favor of G..
H. Meyer, trustee. The sale will take
place on November Is, and will include
the beet sugar factory and all the lands
belonging to the company. The mort
gage was given to c II a note, with
interest, amounting to $52,s00.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16

-Ho!-OYSTERS.-Ho!
First Of the season at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
A Pinos Altos Butcher Became Tired Of
Life.

llIo.
Charles Weber, a butcher in the en-
ploy of Fred Newman at Pinos Altos,
committed suicide by blowing off the
top Of his head with a Winchester.
Weber was found in the slaughter
house by Mr.. Newman with the VIM
chester, that is used for killing beef,
standing beside the dead man Weber
was unmarried and a heavy drinker.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS,
PENSIONS

Pensions have been granted to Jose
Francisco Jaramillo of Anton Chico,
Guadalupe county, So a month; Juan
Jose Gurule, Lincoln, Lincoln county,
Sc a month.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer j. H. Vaughn
received from Secundino Romero, clerk
of the fourth judicial district, $423. 95 of
fees for the quarter ending Septem-
Der 30.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-16
Call for Democratic County Convention

Notice is hereby given that a conven-
| ton of the Democrats of the county of
| Santa Fe is hereby called to be held in
the city of Santa Fe Monday, October
70, 1900, at 2 o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination a Demo-
cratic county ticket and for the trans
| action of any other business which may
properly come before said convention.
| Primaries will be held in the respective
precincts October 20, 1900, at Z o'clock p.
H., and the same will be called to order
by the respective precinct chairmen.
The various precincts are entitled to
representation as follows:
Precinct. Chairmen. No. Delegates
1. Ramon Trujillo, Evaristo Trujillo ;
2. Cirilo Abeyta. ]
3. Eugenio Sena, Higinio Martinez.
4. A. P. Hill, Jose Ortiz y Baca..:... {
5. Carlos Ortiz
6. Francisco Rael.....................
Z. Tony
s. Juan Jose Silva.
8. Desiderio Gomez.
10. w. w. Atchison..
II. J. M. Skinner
-. Juan Gonzales y Roibal. ..........
10. Antonio Sandoval y Griego.......
a.. Ramon Gallegos.
IS. Juan Antonio Valdez
16. Juan M. Archuleta.
II. Pedro A. Sandoval, JIM Patterson
IS. Anastacio Gonzales, A. Rael......
lie. Thomas Harris.
20. j. Jacoby.
The Democratic electors of this coun'
ty, and all citizens who believe in the
principles of the Democratic party ant
it's policies as enunciated in it's nationa
platform adopted by the Democratic
convention at Kansas City, Mo-, July 4
1900, and who favor an honest admins
tration of public affairs, are cordially
solicited to unite, under this call, ant
take part in the selection Of said dele.
gates to said county convention.
Proxies will be recognized only wher
held by citizens of the same precinct
from which the delegates giving the
certificate are elected.
BY order of the central committee.
EUGENIO SENA,
Chairman.
JOSE ORTIZ Y BACA, Secretary.
-Ho!-OYSTERS.-Ho!
| Eirct nf the a cnn OF fhn Pnn.Tnn
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

In America, for freedom to white and
black men alike. In the Philippines, it
stands for conquest of people whose
skins are brown and whose stature is
small
In America the Flag stands for the
American home, with one wife and one
mother of the family In Sulu it stands
Tor polygamy, with as many wives as the
Suu chief can support on his Mckinley
salary.
Speaking of prosperity" how many
people in Minnesota know that Phila-
delphia, where the great ratification
meeting of the advance Agent" is soon
to be held, is in the tllroes of a strike
by over 1000 carpenters, striving to Sc
cure moiety OF increase OF wages nee
cssary to merely live, on account OF
the prevailing high trust prices OF all
that they must have to live on? Per-
haps few except those who read the
Philadelphia local papers. Such is the
case, and that nearly every large city in
the country, and numbcrlcss small ones,
have such prosperity" The press dis
patches, however, very carefully sup
press the reports, as rule. St. Louis
street car strike of $500 men has, how
ever filtered through the censorship.
G. S. C.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
is STILL CHAMPION.
Jim Jcffrics Defeats COrbett in n Hard
Fought Battle of ::s Rounds
in New York.

Seaside Club, Coney Island, N. Y,
May 12.-Jim ,Jetfries is still the
heavyweight champion pugilist of the
world. He defeated Jim Corbett in
the twenty-third round of their fight
with decisive knockout. The finish
ing blow came as sudden and start
ling surprise. Corbett had been MAX
ing a wonderful battle. His defense
was absolutely perfect. and while he
WAS lacking in strength, he had more
1nan held his own. and stood an ex-
celent chance of winning the fight,
had il gone to the limit. He had not
been badly punished, and had man
aged to mark his man severely. The
winning punch was short left jolt
to the jaw, Corbett dropped like
Il weight and was clear out. Jeffries
showed ability to take punching, at
any distance, and punch hard. He was
clearly outboXcd, and at times made
to look like a novice. The crowd,
which numbered fully 5000, was with
Corhctt, and his defeat fell upon a
silent crowd. There were cheers given
him when he revived and left the
ring, and he was generally shown more
consideration than the victor.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
COURT INTERFERES.
Sweeping Injunction Issued by .
Kansas City Judge Against
Strikers-In st. Louis,

Kansas City, Mo-, May lathe fed
eral authorities found alleged cause for
interfering Saturday evening in the
strike inaugurated Saturday morning
by the union employees of the Metropol-
ltan Street Railway company. Judge
William c. Hook, of Leavenworth, Kan,
sitting in Kansas City, issued from the
United States district court an injunc-
ton that is more absolute and sweep
ing IN its terms than any injunction
ever heretofore secured in this district
IN contention between labor and cap
| ital.
The injunction is predcated upon the
TACT that several of the persons COM
planned against as threatening the inter-
ests OF the company are residents of 9TH
er states and the further fact that the
strikers threaten to prevent the COM
pany from carrying out its contract with
the United States government to trans
port the city mail carriers to and from
their routes
Harry Bryan, the national organizer of
tne AmIlgamatcd association, described
as resident of Michigan is one of the
parties enioined, and the others named
are q local leaders of the union, several
OF whom are mentioned as residents Of
Ohio and Kansas
Inc injunction restraints the persons
named and all others from in any man.
ner. directly or Indirectly, stopping or
interfering with the running of cars on
the lines of the metropolitan company;
enJoins them from harassing, assaulting
or in any manner Interfering with any
person who may be in the employ of the
company rs he goes to or from his work
or as he is engaged in the operation of
street car; cnioins union mon and all
others from picketing or patrollins the
carhouscs. stopping places. stations,
tracks or approaches thereto or lettering
IN large numbers i'll or about any of the
places named, or making loud or bois-
ferrous noises in the vicinity thereof for
the purpose OF intimidating or Interior
ing with the company's employees.
The injunction even goes further than
this and cnjoins any concerted action to
cause any act or annoyance which will
assist in stopping the operation of the
cars or interfering in any wise with an
employe in moving Il car which may car
ry II mail carrier. or a messenger, or
upon which mail carrier or messenger
may wish to ride.
st. Louis. May ll.-A mob tore up the
tracks of the California division at
Eighteenth and papin streets Saturday
night, SO that Il mail car which had
passed south could not get back over
the line TO the post Office. When the
police arrived The damage was done.
The crowd desired TO wait and see he
fun when the mail car returned The
officers beat some of the leaders over
the head with their clubs, but fusiI-
lade of stones WAS the reply. Then
they drew their rcyolvcrs and fired into
the crowd, but no one was hit. 1t is
likely that the officers did not care to
wound anyone. The volley caused the
crowd to scatter hurricdly, and the
wrccking crew was sent out to repair
the damage. Wednesday the federal
grand jury will consider the complaints
that the United States mail is being in
terfcred with by the strikers.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
SLEPT AT HIS POST.
Tower Operator in IL Tunnel in Philn-
delphin Caused BAD Wreck
Seven Killed.

Philadelphia, May 14.-By falling
asleep at his post, Frank Lamtcl, a
tower operator of the Baltimore g. Ohio
railroad, stationed at the Callow Hill
street entrance to the tunnel under
Twenty-tfth street, caused a rear end
collision. resulting in the death of the
engineer. fireman and five tramps. the
injury Of over score of persons, the
loss of SlS5.000 to rolling stock and
contents, besides causing one of the
iicrccst fires ever witnessed in the city,
and which will burn for the next "a
hours. In addition to the loss on roll
ing stock, etc. the interior of the tun-
mel was swept by he flames, and part
of il will have TO be rebuilt. Lamtel
fled and the company offered 81 900 re.
ward for his arrest Saturday after
noon he was capt urcd.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
BRYAN RENOMINATED
P0pulists in Convention Name Him
to Head Their Ticket.
Chns. A. Townc, of Minnesota, Select.
ed for Second Place at Sioux
Falls-Middle-Of-thc
crs Name Barker.

Sioux Falls, S. d., May 1.-THE pop
ulist national convention made it's
nominations on Thursday. Its tickets:
For president, William j. Bryan, of
Nebraska; for vice president, Charles
A. Towne, Of Minnesota.
A synopsis of the platform adopted
by the convention follows:
The platform consists of preamble,
and a long series OF resolutions. The
preamble congratulates the peoples party
on the marvellous growth of its principles
during the last four years among people
of all political parties.
The resolutions on imperialism and mill
itarism deplore the conduct of the adj
ministraton in the Spanish-American war,
and denounce it's conduct in connection
with the Philippines Referring to the lat
ter matter. they say it is in conflict with
all the precedents Of our national life, at
war with the constitution, and without
reasonable excuse. Demand is made for
the cessation of this war. With reference
to this connection at Porto Rico it is de-
clared that the declaration of independ-
cnce, the constitution, and the American
flag are one and inseparable. 1t is also de-
clared in this connection that the island OF
Porto Rico is a part of the territory OF the
United States, made SO by our promises
and the consent of the Porto RicanS them
selves.
Trusts are denounced and the populistic
method for the control of public utilities
such the railroads and the Geographic
systems and of the issuance of money is
recommended as the proper remedy for
this evil.
The financial plank is as follows: 1--WE
reafirm the demand for the opening of the
mints of the United States to the free and
unlimited coinage of silver and gold at
the present legal ratio Of sixteen to one;
the immediate increase in the volume of
silver coins and certificates thus created
TO be substituted, dollar for dollar, for the
bank notes issued by private corporations
under special privilege granted by law of
March II, 1900. and prior national banking
laws, the remaining portion of the bank
notes to be replaced with full legal tender
government paper money and its volume
so controlled as to maintain at all times
Il stable money market and stable price
level"
Mr.. Bryan's nomination was made
by reclamation and was accomplished
with expedition and tact. There were
not to exceed half dozen speeches
i'll Mr.. Bryan's behalf. The real con-
test Of the convention was as to the
nomination of a vice president. By
Il vote of 492 to 2Gs the convention re-
jected plan to leave tine nominal ton
for the vice presidency open pending
action by the democratic gathering
at Kansas City. During the call for
nominations many names were pre-
scented, but later all but Mr.. Towne's
were withdrawn, and he was NOM
mated by acclamation.
After some routine business had
been transacted motion to adjourn
was carried, and at 1883 Friday morn
ing the convention adjourned sine
die.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
THE WAR IN LUZON.
Several Collisions with American
Troops Result in Many Fill
pinOa NcinE Killed.

Manila, May ia force of 500 nsur-
eighth regiment, near San Jncintc,
province of Pan@asinan, OH Monday,
but were routed by the scouts, ten Of
their number being killed. The Amer
leans lost two killed. On April &c the
rebels burned and sacked the town Of
Trocin near Bulan, numbering natives
who were friendly to the Americans,
and two Spaniards. The Americans
killed 81 of the insurgents.
Manila. May 12.-Scnor Bucncamino,
at one time Il member of the so-calIcd
Filipino republican cabinet, who was
recently liberated by Gen. Otis, an
nounces that he has become recon-
cilcd to American sovereignty, and
that he will devote his influence to
bring about peace. lie has sent
proposed peace platform for the ma
tionnl Filipino party to the insurgent
leaders in Manila and to the insurgent
generals, including Aeuinaldo, in the
field, in which he declares that it is
impossible for the I'ilipinos to exist
as a nation without the protection of
the United States, and that, consc-
qucntly, they must recognize Amcri
can sovereignty and strive to attain,
under Il constitution, the utmost lib
crty possible. He also argues that
the Filipinos are incapable of self
government.
Manila, May 1A.-The towns of Kill
ongos and Maasn, in the island of
Leytc, have been occupied by troops
of the Forty-third volunteer infantry.
The insurgents opposed the landing Of
losses. The Americans had three cas-
ualtipS
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
FAMILY BUTCHERED.
Mother and -Four Children Found
Dead in Their Home Near Tre-
mont, lIl-Enthcr Is Missing.

Peoria, ILL.,, May 1G.-Mrs. Thomas
Moser, wife of farmer living three
miles north of fremont, ILL.,, and her
four small children were found dead
in their home Tuesday. All had APP
parently been dead since Sunday.
Their Threats were cut from ear to ear.
Mrs. Moser's body was found in the
cellar, covered with old carpet. The
children lay in their beds upstairs, APP
parcntly having been killed as they
slept. Moser has disappeared, but
there is no known evidence pointing to
his having committed the terrible
crime. Nothing has been seen of the
family since Sunday, and Tuesday
neighbors broke open the doors of the
farmhouse. They spread the alarm,
but no trace of the murderer has vet
been found. although some of the
neighbors are convinced that Moser
wiped out his family in a fit of insanity.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Wipes Out Exile.

St. Petersburg, May 1.-THE New
York Journal correspondent cables:
Siberian exile, so long blot on Rus.
STA, is finally to be abolished, by order
Of the czar. A bill for the abolition oil
deportation to Siberia was introduced
into the council Wednesday and passed
unanimously. The worst side of de.
portation to Siberia-exile without
trials to be abolished altogether
and the transportation of criminals
in mass will cease, while the construc.
ton of central prisons for their tenn.
porary reception will be hurried for.
ward
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
CHICAGO HOTEL BURNED.
A Dozen of Its Guests Arc Badly
burned, md Some of Them
May Die.

Chicago, May 1G.-Thc Hotel Helene,
40 Fifty-tllird street, near Lake ave-
nue., was destroyed by fire between
three and $3.50 o'clock this morning.
The building WAS known formerly as
"Flood Hail." namcd amer DR.. Ram
sey Flood.
-Four servant girls who occupied an
inside room on the third floor have
not been found and are supposed to
have persisted in the fire.
There were so guests in the hotel
when the fire broke out. 1t was at
first believed that all escaped with
their lives, but there were many mar
row escapes. The police, however, sus-
pect that persons now unaccountcd
for have lost their lives.
Twelve OF the injured were taken to
the Lakeside, Mercy and Chicago hos
pitfalls.
The hotel was brick structure of
three stories and of 80 rooms, all of
which were occupied. The flames
lighted up the entire ncighborhood.
The crowd that gathered saw many
~ LIN S"."'o l'"l' nun secollu ana
third-story windows to avoid death in
the flames that were crowding on them
from behind.
Early in the progress of the fire ex-
it by the stairway was cut Off by the
spread Of the flames, and the only
means of escape for the guests who
then had not come down was by jump
ing from the windows.
Many of those who escaped burning
or su1focation were more or less Sc
riously injured by jumping.
None of the guests was able to save
any considerable share of his personal
effects, and nearly all who escaped
found themselves in the street clad
only in their night garments.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
mo- rlont from thc Eincl rower

Washington, May 15.-Fcrdinand
Peck, United States commissioner gen.
eraI TO the Paris exposition, recently
requested the loan of the large flag
which hangs in the pension Office. 1t
was the intention, he said, to float it
on the Eiifel tower on the Fourth of
July Secretary Hitchcock has decided
toyrant the request This is the largest
American flag in the world, measuring
2CX5U feet
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Mr.. Towne resisted every appeal oil
warm partisans to come to Sioux Falls
to further his own candidacy, maintain
ing to the last the lofty view that he
could not be candidate except in re-
spouse to call to duty. That it came
unanimously and irresistab1y, appeals ali
the stronger to the people in their rally
ing cries of the campaign. !;
There-was one universal sentiment as
to the absence Of the Mid-Roaders. II
was hail and goodby-not att rcvoir!
Reports are conflicting as to how the
second campaign for Mckinley will be
conducted, whether Mckinley the One
will again stay in Canton, or make great
swings around the circle. We incline to
expect that it will be Canton again, with
subsidized newspapers to lie about the
crowds OF pilgrims, as they did in 1896
The truth probably is that no greater
l1ulnbug was ever perpetratcd on the
American people, than by the papers
and Associated Press which in 'oo had
control OF the reports from Canton
We were given the facts from confdcn-
tial sources, not long after the cam
paign, but nothing could be said about
it, because some OF our own friends who
ought to have been in better business
were in the disgraceful plot. Scores on
scores of the delegation visits" were
bogus, and there was systematic and
continuous nagnifying of the delega-
tons that did come, and bogus reports
of enthusiasm, etc. AS rule these re-
ports concealed the fact of free trains,
and of men sent by the thousand on
employers time, thus hired to go. These
in scores and hundreds skulked from
the procession" and otherwise showed
their disgust, all OF which was carefully
suppressed by the feted, dined, wined
and otherwise corrupted writer's. We
have this from ,1nimpeacl1ablc authority.
1t will be far different front-porch
campaign this trip, Mr.. Hanna.
Some things the Flag stands for:
In America, for the good old consti-
tuition and for the Declaration of indie
pendence, which declare for liberty for
men, of all races, OF all Chimes In the
islands of the sea, under Criminal Ag-
gresslon,' the Flag stands for the de-
struction of human freedom, and the
subJugatlon of feeble though liberty
loving people.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
TO RETAIN HIS SEAT.
Clark, Of Montana, Executes a
Clever Coup.
Tenders His Resignation as Senator
to the Acting Governor, and Is
atOnce Appointed Hts Own
Successors.

Helena, Mont, May 16.-Acting Gov.
Spriggs Tuesday night appointed w.
A. Clark, of Butte, United States SEN
ator to serve until the next legislature
shall elect his successor. Senator
Clark's resignation was filed early in
the day with the governor, and at
night he was appointed by Gov.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Ntur'lcrnrS Caught.

Empora, Kan, May IS. - Sheriff
OConnol and posse of farmers on
Monday captured e. f. Estcll and
James Murphy the Jail escapes from
Marysvillc who shot and killed Deputy
Marshal Roberts at Dunlap on Sunday.
HE escapes were found asleep in the
woods. Murphy surrendered at once,
but Estcll started to run and was shot
in the legs. A crowd of several hun
dred men surrounded the Jail when the
prisoners were brought here, but they
are under strong guard and no
trouble is looked for.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Two Girls Drowned.

Joplin. Mo-, May IA. - Mary Nc.
Na,ly. aged 16years, and Edna Worden,
aged 20, were drowned Sunday in Neo.
sio river, their boat capsizing. One OF
the girls chung to the boat for several
minutes while their two male escorts
were trying to save the other, but she
lost her presence of mind and sank.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Chippewa Falls, Wis, May l6.-Ncar-
1y every drive in northern Wisconsin
is chung up on account OF low water
comes soon the majority of the mills
will be forced to close down. -Four
hundred drivers have returned to this
city within the past week, as they
could no longer continue work
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Kids Opcneal,

Los Angeles, Cal, May 1C. Bids
have been opened for The completion
of the San Pedro breakwatcr. The low
est bid, made by d. V. Howell, of New
York, was thrown out on account of IL
regularity. The bid of the California
Construction company was the next
lowest, $2,375. 54G.Oj.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Seventeen Drowned.

Windau, Russia. May 1.-THE Nor
wegian bark Johannes, Captain Andcr.
son, from Tonsberg. Norway, May 3,
for Canada, has been wrecked off the
island Of Oesel, in the Baltic. OF her
crew of 30 only twelve were saved.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
Ha. Raised It's Contrihut,on

Philadelphia, May Is. - At meeting
of the finance committee of the citi-
zens' national republican convention
committee the announcement was
made that all of the 100000 pledged
by the city to the national republican
committee for convention purposes has
been raised.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

Simla, May 1G.-Terrible accounts
are received of the distress which pre-
walls in all the famine districts. de
spite the lavish distribution of funds.
Fifty-eight laos Of rupees have already
been expended in purchasing cattle
and seeds, while the government has
made a further allotment of rs Iacs
of rupees for rcpnyabIc advances.
The Irish standard., 1900-05-19

NIny Raise Coils! Duty.

Rio de Janeiro. May lG - 1t is OFF,
cia!ly announced that the government
will not ask congress to impose an adj
ditional gold duty on imports. 1t is
possible, however, that the gold duty
may be raised and a corresponding re-
duction made in the paper duties.