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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26

lperben, mas Du ibnen gu tban bets
bef!"
nWo finb Iie2" fraste bas iunge
MGb9en Sittsrnb ppr 8eglerbe.
r9u foIIit lie ie9en."
Die alte See Dffnete ibren Wtdntel,
aus ipeldem Se6n emerge bon ungleis
der 9r0be berbortamen. Die beiben
erIten bupon iebr tllr5, uber brett unb
rpbuIt.
n0ies iinb bic ftGrtiten," faste iie;
fife fperben Dir Bel alien Qrbeiten bell
fen unb bur9 &raft sriebsn, mas ibnen
an 9elpanbtbeit mdnselt. Die iibris
gen, tpelde srOber iinb, iinb aud bic
sei9idteren; iie perIteben Su ftiden un6
3u Ipinnen unb perben ole bGusli6en
9lrbiten beforsen. Sbre 8riiber, bic
nit benz boben Wu4ie, iinb nit Der
Nabel Defenders pertraut. Die bier
anberen belfen Bel Der 4rbeit nit unb
finb um ibres euten Dillens iebr gu
fdGben. aaeiammt ideinen Dir tpobl
ni9t Diel tpertb; uber 0u tpirit iis balb
adtsn lsrnen. @erIude iis nur!"
CHARLOTTE lieb iid bas ni4t gum
atpeiten WtaIe faeen unb CAB ben Sebn
3persen cine Wteuge bdusli9er Sc
idGfte gu beiorsen auf. Ollie purben
raid unb piinttlib aussefiibrt. Die
9llte itanb babel unb lGdelte persniist
bas MGb6en an.
r2eibe mir bic ssbn arbeitsr!" bat
gbarlptte, als iie fub, tpie flint es ben
3pergen bon Der Sanb gins. n2eibe
iie mir, unb i6 min ni6ts mebr BON
uniersm S8Dpfer berlansen!"
sd fam Dir nihts abf6lagen,
mein &inb," beriebte bic See; ri9 min
iogar Elm lebrises tbun unb Dir meine
3iperglein i9enten! 0a 9u lie iebo9
ni6t iiberan nit Dir nebmen tDnnteit,
obne bab man Did Der 3auberei be-
ibuIbigts, 70 foll iia ieber BON ibnen
tlein MAIDEN unb in einem 0einer 5ebn
Singer berIteden."
SIN Ru mar bies sefheben. Si:rauf
fu6r bic glte fort:
y9u tpeibt nun, fpel6en S9ab 0u
beiiBeit. glues bGn9t BON benz 9es
brau9 ab, ben Ou babpn ma9it. Dsnu
9u Seine 0iener ni9t beI9dftigtt, 10
ipirit Ou tpenis GuBen buppn buben;
gibit 9u ibnen aber gu tbun, bumit iie
ni9t einTdldfen, 70 ipirb oie9lrbeit. por
Der 0u Suriidf9redit, raid porpdrtsz
Idreiten. Wterte bieIes! limb nun leb'
ipobl!"
limb berI9punben mar bic alte See.
Charlotte dber na6m bic 2ebre pobl
in9l9t, CAB ibren aebn Silfs5pergen
fleiBts SeI9Gfti9ung, unO Die arbeit
ging 10 ianeu bon ftatten, tpie ME.
@dter Prubentius mertte gar ipobl ben
rai9en 5ortgang Der Sausssi9Gfte; );
aber er dbnte nicbt, ipem er bies bunfte.
Sein SD9ter6en b0rte er ME mebr
murren pber ii9 betlagen; ite tpirtbz
i9aftste immerfort nit 10 pielem @ifer
unb Grfolg, baB es ibm OrOentIia auf
bic SiiBe bulf.
DIS aber Charlotte fpGter ielbit
5ausfrau unb 9uusmutter purbe, ba
tbeilte Te ibren &inbern ibr Sebeimnib
nit, lieB iie bic emerge Der aIten See
sebrauden unb pererbte iie linen.
GO rubt iett icnsr 3ett ale Dobla
fabrt. ole Srellbe unb alIes Slid bes
6auIes in Der 8epssuns Der - Sebn
Singer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26
sas etr.hbalm. ssayerrao.

Gin mbsIi6it srOber gIropfsn niro
aus9eb6blt, 10 bab er einen tleinen
@aiisrbsbdlter biloet; in ben SOoen
bobrt man Elm God. luOrin bas Guoe
zines unsefdbr l SUB lansen StrOb=
balmes binein9eitedt wiro. glm anoe=
rem GnOe A 0isbe bic 6isur lints) be-
feitigt man nit Sad einsn anberen
StrObbulm pintelrsdt; beriebe bat in
Der Wlitte elm God, nOOurb er nit benz
ientrsdten RObr in Werbinouns febt.
Eie @noen oss Auerrobres nerOen nit
2ad peri9lOiien, uno in ibrer gtGhe
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SpieIe.
Singer.

9as unfi9tbare Rarttds
tencubinet. 0tties Spiel pirb
i'm &reiIe iiBenb seipieIt. Ollie &inber,
bis auf zines iiben mOsIi4it eng I'm
ben Slid uno buber bic 9dnoe unter
bemielben. Gin Stubl blsibt fir bic
&aritGtenbdnblerin frei. 9lls iOI4e
pertleibst ii9 elm srDberes Wtdo4en,
bas gut ersdbIen lam. Sic trGgt eis
men Derbedten &prb. in pel9em lie
ibre RdritGten bat, unb er5dblt BON III
nen Wunberbinge, ertldrt aber, baB
ibre Sa9en ole bas 2i9t ni9t pers
tragen tDnnten, uub ibr Wsrtb ii4 nur
bur6 bas @efiibl beurtbeilen luIie. sic
iebt ii9 nit an ben Slid unb rei9t
ibre RdritGtsn unter benz Slid Der
Ra9barin unb IGbt iie 10 bic Runbe
MAIDEN. Der Spub BEL bem Spiel be-
itebt barin, 9egenitanbe au tpdblen. bic
beim Qnfufen redt periaiebsne @es
fiible in Der Sdno berpprrufen, uno
aud bic Sduf9ung erresen, aIs ieien
iie lpirtli9 bic senannten 0iuge. 90
nennt man einsn tleinen Muff 3. 9.
elm Murmeltbier1en, einen nit feu9s
tenn Sanb gefiilIten, gu bieiem 3ped
9enGbten S6lau6: eine S6lunge, Ell
nen &ieferSpeis nit lansen Rabeln:
elm Studeli6pein, einen opalen, ers
bibten Stein: elm frii6selestssStraus
benei II. T. IN. Cure pbantaiie lam oa
bic Ionberbarften Ding, berausiufsn
unb bur9s 9efiibl, ben Safiiinn, gum
glusbrud bringen, mas fotpobl Der 9as
ritGtsnbGnblerin, pie alien Wlitipies
Iern @srsniieen MAIDEN pirb.
Der SiibnerbertGufe 1T
elm luItiges Re6uenipiel. aae 8inber
fsen i'm &reiie, in Der Mitte itebt Der
SiibnerpertGufsr. 0ieIer frdgt nun
SSemunben aus Der 9sieli9uft' m8ds
oibIt 0u fir mein Siibnden9" Die
9lntport muB fofort erfolgen uno eine
3a6l Iein, in tpel9er feline 9 portommt,
unb bic au6 ni9t burd 9 Oipioirt tpers
ben lam. Ber sDsert ober cine nit 9
in 9erbinbung itsbenbe 3ubl nennt,
mub Elm pFdnb seben. Wer gut unb
i6nen re9nen tann. 1T natiirIi4 i'm
Stanbs, bic grDbtsn 3ablen su nennen.
26funs bes Rdtbfets.
Sic: sd tpeiB nibt, marum bic
Sottoren 10 fir bas Gaoeln ipre6en,
Oa es bod Die 2eute 9eiIlnber maR
uno alio ben 9lerSten qatienten
snt3iebt2" - gr: ySie biloen iid
elm, oab ein seiunber uno traftiger
Ruoler minoeitens ftnf 5uBsdnser in
Der @o6e iiberfdbrt unb ibnen in bic
Sdnoe Iiefert.
- 9Benn tie tD6t. Suneei
Gbeinann (Ntittass): sd ipeib nidt.
bic Sauce i6medt entIdieOen mad
Seits!" Grau (na6oem iie 9etoitet
bat; empOrD: rWas Su nur bait nit
Seinem Seifen9eibmad .... mad Pea
troIeum ihmedt iie!"
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PDemaIton.
Bon gou. Rprmuuu.

Qbgmalon mar elm &bnigsIobn
lluo bate fir Stulptur Qa1ion.
60 i6uiBt' er einit in 6lfenbetn
Gin punoertsinss SuusfrGulsin,
ggie man I'M sunjeu @rie6eulono
gi6ts ShDneres, uihts Silb'res ianb.
llnO ais bas 3unitperi fertig mar,
9pur's aud Oem iunseI Wleifter liar:
Sic, uber feline iouit auf GrOen,
ST i66n genus, mein gDeib 5u iperben!
G6ttin Der 9iebs, GpbrOoite,
Grfiille gudoi9 meine Bite
llnO baud Osm iueiBen Glfenbsiu
Sie buJu u6tb'ge Seele ein
Sic @6ttiu nidte tunfosrfdnois;
Gin 9Binf - b&s giloDert tuuro lsbsnoig.
gaIb mar bes 0riefters Q9ort seipro6en,
Wlan i6iuelsts Sonis bier, fiinf BOdsn.
SeBt aber fnb's btiuub ibon a6t,
Sic iunse 6ruu edbut monbmal ia6t,
4DsmuIiun ibout berOrisbti6 brtin
llnO ibtpdrmt nidbt mebr fir Glfeubsiu.
Qlls spbroOite bieies fab, F.
Sprab iie oerfdnOnibpou; Gbu!
Ginft 3udt's ibm in ben fSiueeripibsn, :.
Sas iiibe @eien ous5uibniBsn;
Stbt 3rdts oem Meiiter in ben 6lau'n,
Sic sinmal tit6ti9 aus3ubau'n!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26

9ageaen aber proteItirtsn ale nod
4nipeienben lebbdft. gllIo Der Si6s
ter muBte lpeiterleIen. 9a plDBli9 mits
ten in einem lGngsren @sbi9t ertonte
brauben elm pilbes @eI9ret. 9lles
ftiirste Sur Sbiir. Som 8u9le bate
geiiegt. Sin ungebeurer SiegesiubeI
ergriff feline Mitbiirger. Bier Wldns
ner. bic grDbere Summen auf ihn ges
ipettet batten, boben i'm uuf bic S9uls
ter unb trugen i'm nit Sreuoengebeul
iiber ben Corridor. Die begeiIterten
Mitbiirser brGngten nu9. Sieronps
mus Soppe purbe i'm ipabrsn Stnne
bes 0ortes an bic 8anO gebriidt. Sin
tiefes Seimfpeb na9 ieinen 2ieben gu
SauIe ergriff i'm plOBlid. SeBt
ipurbs Rsctor @pers an feline Seite gez
brGnst. Gr fab bas i4mer0enspOle
9lntlib bes 0i1ters unb rief ibm 5u:
v2ieber Sreunb, bdben sic benn gar
tein SntsrsiIs msRr fir Sbre @ater'
itdbt2"
SIN groben Saale bes Sotels mar
bic Sdfel gebedt fir bas Souper. oas
Sellingltubt feinen beiOen beriibmten
MGnnern Som &u6le unb Steronbz
mus ssben fpolIte. Der Sii9 mar bi9t
beIebt. 9as PrG iibium bate Serr
Rector Gpers inne. gu isiuer 2inten
fab Steronpmus Soppe, unb 5u ietner
He6ten ftanb elm leerer Stubl, ben
Som &uble einnebmen iollte. @r
mar aber nod ni6t erI9ienen. Der
Serr Rector ging in @ebanten nod
eiumal bic ft0ne Reoe bur6, bic er
balten rpollte. Som &uble mar nod
immer nidt eridiensn. Wta1 parb
elm tpenig ungebulbtg. Steronpmus
Soppe bate nur nod cine bdlbe
Stunbs 3eit Biz gum leBten3use. @nos
lid Ienbete Rector @pers einen 8oten
aus. ben Sieser i'm Ringtampfe aufs
SuIu6sn. Der 8ote lam na9 5ebn
Minuten suriid unb beri4tets, bab
Som auble oben bel Serrn S4niBele
pdre. Die 9sibsn trGnten CUR gtusz
i0bnung Gbumpagner. Serr Som
9uble tGme balb. Sect bdtte er nod
nidt mittpollen. Gr bate geid9t:
SAP lie man nod n bis4en parten.
Sdnibele bat eben nod aipei 8uboel
Sect beitellt."
Na9 bieIer 9otidaft itellte &eetor
@psrs ettpas i6ii9tern bic Srdge, pb
man nun nit bem @fen dnfangen
pber nod parteu tpolle, bis Der Sieger
bes Sases tGme. Serr Sieronnmus
Sopps miiBte in elmer 8iertelitunoe
gum 8abnboF.
9a rief es ldut i'm Gbor: yWarz
tent" giur eine leiie 5rauenitimme
idgte: yNein, dnfangen!"
Der Si9tsr I9ritt sebeusten Saupz
tes gum 5eItIaul binaus. Die 8eiibez
rim Der leiIen Srduenitimme foIgte ibm.
y8er3eiben Sic. ipenn i6 mid
Sbnen auforGnge." iaste bic Srau,
,dber i9 muB es S6nen einmal idgen.
9or a9t Sabren babe i1 atusi Sinber
perloren an einem eiu5igen Gage. Sd
mar berspeifelt. Sa bat mir elm @es
bi6t bon Sbnen ben eriten Sroitss=
feim pieber in's Ser5 gelegt. 9afiir
mO4ts i9 S9nen banten, bon gan3em
Seraen banten."
Die Srau ret6te bsm 9i6ter bic
Sunb; er ersriff iie unb tiiBte Iie
innig: sd babe Sbnen gu bunten
bon gan8em SerSen," Iagte er nit por
Grrssuns sitternbsr Stimme. rSie
babsn mir in Oisiem 9lugsnbIide ben
A..IE. L l..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26

-ungliidssa bI. MaOume GH
bic Slide tommenb, fpie bas Sienitz
mdbden Dor Der Serbro9enen Suppena
fduheI itebD: ~llm @ottespilIen, bic
IdDneSuppenI9iiifel, Rurie!" Sienitz
mdb9en (na4bentlid): mSa, unb ies
ben sic nur, Mabame, serube breis
Sebn Stiide: bas bebeutet ni9ts 9uz,
tes!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26
Sur Sbeorie BON Sid)te.
Bon 9. ..

Bon 9. o.
Nis man6ss Bud uuf oieitr Grotn
9sripraf elm 2eufttburm trit at psrotH;
limb adj! bcreits Dor Sabrssiblub
Werit man: g mar bios Elm 6ioibus.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
QUlETER AT new ORLEANS
The Authorities Have the Lawless Forces
Under Control Throughout the City and
the Situation Is Improved
CRUEL MURDER OF An OLD WOMAN

New Orleans, La, July 27.-The situa-
tion this morning Is much quieter. II
Is believed that except for isolated
cases Of disorder, the authorities have
the lawless forces we'll in hand. The
night passed with comparative absence
of violence, except the atrocious murder
of Hannah Mabry. an old negress at
1929 Rosseau street. The mob went to
her home at o'clock this morning, os-
tensibly to catch couple of desperate
negroes, broke into the house and shot
the woman. There were disturbances
reported this morning in various parts
Of the city. The special police made a
large number Of arrests. The city has
been full Of rumors of the capture of
Charles, the desperate who slew Lamb
and Day and wounded Mora, but he
has not yet been apprehended. Mayor
Capdevielle said at daybreak that the
situation Is much improved. Several
hundred negroes left the city.
A STRONG CHARGE.
Judge Baker to-day delivered a
strong charge to the grand jury on the
riot Many witnesses have been called.
TWO MORE POLICE KILLED.
New Orleans. La. July 27.--Two more
police officers. Sergeant Portions and
Corporal Lally, were killed by negroes
at D. m.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
A JUDGE RESIGNS
1t Is Reported from Socorro That
Judge Leland Will Retire
from the Bench.
CANDIDATES TOSUCCEED HIN
Several Prominent Attorneys Are Being
Mentioned for the Honor-The Political
Situation in Socorro, Lincoln, Cha
YES and Eddy Counties.
Special to the New Mexican,

Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, N. M, July 26-It is said
among the intimate friends of Judge
Charles A. Leland, of the fifth judicial
district, that he has rendered his resg-
nation as presiding judge of the dis
trict and as an associate justice of the
territorial supreme court to the presi-
dent, this resignation to take effect
September s next. Ill-health is given
as the reason for this action. While
have not been able to trace the report
directly, l have verified it pretty thor
oughly. and am confident it is based on
| fact.
| Among the candidates for Judge Le-
lands position, SO report has it, are
! District Attorney Silas Alexander, who
was secretary of the territory under the
Harrison administration, and Judge w.
f. Kelley. resident of many years in
Socorro, and who has practiced in the
district since his residence in the ter
ritory. 1t Is understood there are other
applicants, but these two names are the
most prominently mentioned. What the
outcome will be cannot be determined
at this time from information here, but
it is hoped that the administration will
appoint a resident attorney-that is,
one whose domicile Is in New Mexico,
l find this idea to be the prevailing one
among lawyers and citizens in the dis
trict.
Attorney Carl A. Snyder, Of Chaves
county, who was a candidate for an as
sociate judgeship when President Nc
kinley went into office, is also a candi-
date to succeed Judge Leland. He has
some weighty Endorsements, including
that Of leading officials Of the Santa F'e
railroad.
The political situation in this county
is very good for the Republicans. The
purpose Is to place strong ticket in
the field, a working ticket, that will
canvass the county in good shape and
show the voters that Democratic as
cendancy and Democratic county off,
cials mean detriment and misfortune to
the county. Probate Judge Jose E.
Torres is being favorably mentioned as
candidate for the legislative council
and If the nomination Is given him 1
think he will make a winning race The
Republicans propose to go ahead eau
tiously and carefully in the selection of
a ticket. but as soon as that is done the
hight will commence in earnest and will
be Waged strongly until the election Is
over.
From Lincoln. Chaves and Eddy
counties l hear that Hon. U. S. Bate
nan, Of Eddy county, is being pushed
oy his friends for nomination as a can
lidate for the house from the three
counties on the Democratic ticket.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
The POWERS TRIAL.
Some More Roundabout Evidence Offered
by the Prosecution.

Georgetown, KY, July 27.-The first
witness called in the Powers trial to-
lay was Judge James d. Black, of Bar
louisville, who was candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor
before the recent state convention. He
testified as to the letter Powers wrote
10 James Stevens, of Barboursville, on
February 20, in which the statements
Il am largely responsible for the disor-
ganized condition of the Democrats"
Il am an open advocate of war;" were
used. Private Dudley Williamson, a
member of the military company which
took charge of the state house immedi-
ately after Goebel was shot, testified
that the members of the company were
drawn up in the arsenal that morning
prior to the shooting. The witness said
that the company previous to that day
had not been uniformed.
George Weaver, of Denver, Colo, was
the next witness. He was in Frankfort
at the time of the assassination, and
was just entering in the rear of the cap
itol grounds when shot was fired. The
witness looked in the direction of the
executive building, and saw the muzzle
OF gun pointing from the secretary of
states Office. The witness thought he
saw the hand of man holding the
gun.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
.BOERS RDTREATING|
Lord Roberts Is Driving Them into
the Lydonsburg District Where
They Can Be Starved Out.
GEN. BOTHA Is AT BALMORAL
The News from the Orange River Colony
Is Indsoisive, But the Beers Are Being
Surrounded in Their Natural
Strongholds.

London, July 27.-South African
news, while confused. is reassuring
Lord Roberts continued his advance to
Balmorel. wherA cc-erc! = .t.... ..as es-
tablisheu headquarters for many weeks.
The Beers were in full retreat eastward.
Generals French and Hutton were driv-
ing the commands before them on each
flank of the railway. Lord Roberts is
aiming to drive President Kruger and
General Botha into the Lydenburg dis
trict, where they can be starved out at
leisure when railway communications
with Delagoa bay are broken off.
CLOSING IN ON THE BOERS.
The news from the Orange River col
ony, while indecisive, shows that Cen
erals Hunter and Clements have been
closing in upon the remaining Boer
force intrenched in a natural strong
hold.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
Las Vegas Itaans.

The 2 months old child Of Felipe RI
vera died on Tuesday.
Miss Rega Courts and e. Heckel
guests at Harvey's, We're married at
that hotel after brief acquaintance
ship.
Ex-senator John J. ingalls,, Of Kan
sas who Is stopping at the Montezuma,
has been Joined by Mrs. Ingalls,, and
will remain for the rest of the summer.
Gen. Russell Hastings, of the Ber-
mudas, accompanied by his son, Give
Hastings, Of Minneapolis. are at the
Montezuma.
Miss Ruth Rutherford has given up
the management Of Ell Porvenir resort,
and Margarito Romero, the owner, has
taken charge.
The new $25,0O0 school building which
East Las Vegas intends to build this
fall may be placed in Montezuma park
The city owns the park, and 1t would be
a matter Of economy to erect the school
building there.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
The new STEAM LAUNDRY,
1t Is Well Worth Visit to See 1t in
Operation.

1t Is worth the while of any citizen
to drop down on Water street, near
Guadalupe bridge, and look through the
new Capitol steam laundry. Charles E.
Beinert. manager, and Superintendent
Graves are very busy men, but always
glad to welcome visitors, especially the
housewives of Santa Fe. whom they de-
sire to know just how the latest up-to-
date laundry work is turned out. This
Is business that has been brought to
high state Of perfection within few
years, and it Is very interesting to fol-
low piece of delicate needlework
through the various processes of wash
ing, starching, drying and ironing, all
done by machinery with admirable
neatness, dispatch and economy. Atten-
tion Is directed to the Capitol steam
laundry's new display advertisement
running elsewhere in this paper. The
management will make special prices
on household laundry.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.
An Attorney Arrested for Adultery at His
Wadding Feast.

Mrs. Teresa Bruno. aged 61 years,
native of Italy, but a resident of Albu
querque since 1882 died Wednesday.
Two sections of the 5th battalion O
marines-companies A, b, c and D.
passed through Albuquerque for Sar
Francisco this morning.
Albert Tiedman was bound over II
the sum of $500 to await the action O.
the grand jury. He assaulted Abrar
Meyers with a shotgun.
s. Scott, young attorney from Ten.
nessee, was admitted to the bar upor
motion of w. B. Childers United States
attorney. Mr.. Scott will practice at AL
buquerque. ...5
Daniel Pipkin, known as "Red" Pip
kin, has been released from Jail at Sol
omonville, Ariz., on bond Of $1,000.
Pipkin had been arrested at Albuauer-
que on various charges.
The creditors of the Flournoy-Pick-
ard Mercantile Company, doing busi-
ness at Bland, will hold a meeting at
Albuquerque and make some arrange
ments to close up the business.
Margaret Florence Flynn declared
her intention of becoming a citizen of
the great republic yesterday, and re-
nounced her allegiance to good Queen
Vic. This is said to be the first case in
the district court where woman took
1ut her naturalization papers.
julius Fahlen, of st. Louis, Mo-, aged
lbout 30 years, died in South Albuquer-
lue yesterday from consumption, al
though the immediate cause of the
leath was paralysis. Accompanied by
Ills wife, son and sister, the deceased
came to Albuquerque for his health
from ST. Louis last April
Thomas c. Montoya was arrested at
on the charge of adultery
preferred by girl nanied Navarro. The
arrest was made while Montoya was at
MS wedding feast, he having married
| Miss Maritime, 14-year-old girl. Mon
oya's first wife is divorced from him.
lie was taken before United States
Whiting, and a hearing
vas set for next Tuesday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-27
4 0haags in systsan.

A successor to c. A. Higgins as as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at Chica-
60, will not be appointed. The entire
passenger business at Chicago will be
handled in the Office of Passenger Traf-
fic Manager Nicholson. From the time
he was given the position of assistant
general passenger agent Mr.. Higgins
work was chiefly in the advertising
line. This work will now be in charge
Of w. H. Simpson, and he will probably
be given the title Of general advertising
agent.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS,
THE CENSUS.

Three cases of population schedules
and three of agricultural reports were
forwarded to the director of the census
at Washington today from the census
supervisors Office.
DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS
Territorial Auditor L. NJ Ortiz to-day
made the following distribution OF ter
ritorial funds: Penitentiary fund, IA per
cent; salary fund, 14A per cent; mis-
cellaneous fund, 141a per cent.
SURVEY OF LAS VEGAS GRANT.
Frank M. johnson, inspector of gov
ernment surveys, has lately completed
the official survey of the exterior
boundaries of the Las Vegas grant, and
his report, now forwarded to Washing
ton, will settle many vexatious aues-
tions relating to that grant. He has
now gone, to Durango to examine sur
veys made by deputy surveyors who
have been lately employed in the South
ern Ute reservation.
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SHEEP RAISERS GLOOMY.
The Drouth in Southern Utah Is Doing
Much Damage,

Salt Lake, Utah, July 27.-"The out
look for the sheep business in Utah."
said leading sheep raiser on his re-
turn from visit to southern Utah, "is
the worst have ever seen. Everywhere
l went I found the ranges so parched
that every vestige of grass had disap-
peared, and in many places brush was
dead from lack Of moisture. All sheep
and cattle are much wasted in size.
Large numbers of sheep from this Sec
ton are being driven to the Big Horn
basin country. Adverse reports also
come from all the surrounding states"
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A. Mcintyre, of the Buckman mill,
came in over the Denver & Rio Grande
last night, bringing car load of lum-
Der for c. w. Dudrow. He makes his
headquarters at Buckman station, for
merly White Rock. twenty miles from
Santa Fe, and thirteen miles from the
MILL Some $50 employees are now on the
payroll. and thrifty community has
sprung up about the mill, the popula-
ton being over 200. The mill has q
capacity Of 10000 feet of lumber daily,
and has more orders on hand than 1t
can fill Most Of the lumber goes to
Colorado Springs. Cripple Creek and
Denver.
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Peace in Columbia.

Panama, July 27.-The treaty of peace
between the government and the revo-
lutionists has been signed This action
followed directly after the most desper-
ate battle of the entire revolution, in
which the losses on each side were very
heavy. Amnesty was granted to all
revOlutionists.
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To Prevent Forest Fires.

Camping parties in Santa Fe canon of
miners and fishermen should know and
bear In mind that the western boundary
line OF the PecOs forest reservation cuts
across the canon just west Of the
Breeden cabin near Monument Rock,
and II they 60 beyond. that to build
camp fires they are likely to be called
upon to contribute right handsome
sum to the Santa Fe county school fund
II they are not very careful. The law
does not prohibit camp fires, but ad-
monishes the great care. and provides
that . person failing to extinguish q
fire which he has kindled on the public
domain shall pay fine of $1,000 or
suffer one years imprisonment.