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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
STATEMENT EXAGGERATED.

Manila. Jan 31.-The cabled state ment that the movement toward Pro-. testantism in the Philippines Is grow ing with astonishing rapidity is ex- aggerated The Methodists, Presby- terians, Episcopalians and British and American Bible societies have worked in Manila and it's vicinity for two years and the membership of the four Methodist missions is four hun- dred, and in constituency of a thous- and the Presbyterian mission has native membership of thirty.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
AGAINST STATE SERVICE.
Withdraws Sanction for Ceremonial
 in Anglican Cathedral.


 Ottawa, Jan 31.-A sensation has been created here by the announce ment that the government has with drawn it's sanction to the state mem. orial service which was to have been held on Saturday next in Christ church Cathedral. .-t the principal Anglican church in the diocese, and for which elaborate arrangements were being made. The reasons given for the gov ernnient's action are that there is no state. church in Canada. and that the holding of q state service in Christ Church Cathedral might be regarded as i recognition of the Church of Eng land as the state church of the Do minion. and consequently would give great Offense to other denominations throughout Canada. A funeral ser vice will be held OH Saturday, but 1t will not be q state affair.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
FELL ON THE ICE.

of Masonic Home at
 Wallingford Injured.
 Wallingford, Jan 31.-John O. Row land, superintendent of the Masonic home and past grand master of the Masons of Connecticut, was quite se- verely injured this morning by falling on the ice while attending to his du- ties around the home. He struck on his head and cut q deep gash over the left eye. As the inmates of the home were preparing to celebrate the fifty seventh anniversary of MT Rowland's s birth, it is regarded as especially un- fortunate,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
REICHsRATH MEETS.

yienna, Jan 31-The newly elected Reiehsrath met this morning. pr Weigel. president of the lower house, referred to the late Queen Victoria in eulogistic terms and asked the depu- ties to mark their sympathy for Great Britain by rising to authorize the president to convey an expression of their sincere condolence to the house of commons. The proposal evoked an expression of dissent in some quarters.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
THREATENED WITH PNEUMONIA

New York, Jan 31.-Rumors were current late last night in London, says a Herald, dispatch, that the Duke of iCornwalls measles are accompanied by pneumonia symptoms. The duch- ess has arranged to return to her hus- bands bedside as soon as she can hurry back from the funeral. All off, cial reports unite in minimizing the at- tack.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
AMBASSADOR CALLED,

Berlin, Jan 31.-The British ambas- sador here. Sir Frank c. Lascelles, has zone to England in obedience to q tel eefaphIc order It is believed here fhaf the ambassador's departure has political si9nidcance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
COLONEL SUCHER'S STAFF.

Three Waterbury Men Appointed By
 the New Colonel
 New Haven, Jan 31.-Colonel Sucher of the Second regiment announced his staff officers to-day and among the officers are the following: Assistant surgeon, Thomas J. kilmartin of Wa terbury; commissary sergeant, Frank J. Secrecy of Waterbury; regimental orderly, Charles F. Goss of Waterbury.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
IApY FIrzqERALD pnAn.'

London, Jan. 31.-Lady A1el1s ChArlotte Fitzgerald. eldest daa of the Earl of Dunraven and lGoQs manor. the earls seat m AdAxNb tv, Itmer1ck. Ixe11pd ellI nAN9 fu ,3s m a6 - so be d6n6 Ndll lsr dfh us1
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
QUEENS LAST MESSAGE
Was an Inquiry After Kitchener
 and His Soldiers.

De wet hdS EAteTeu Cape CoAouy-
 King Edwards Title May Lead to
 Peace in the Transvaal-Report
 That It Was Deliberately Designed
 For That Purpose.
 London, Jan 3l-It is now general ly accepted that the wording of the proclamation at Pretoria describing king Edward as supreme lord of and over the TransyaaF' was deliberately designed to promote cOnciliation. Special significance is attached to the fact that the Times prints q letter from Sir Henry Drummond Wolff formerly British ambassador at Mad rld), in which he declares 1t is diff cult to exaggerate the importance of this wise and benef1cient step. The title, he says, is likelier than any other that could be devised to lead to paci- dcation. It establishes the supremacy of the British soverign and recognizes the moral entity of the Trahsvaal, keeps ir separate from the constitu- tional empire and places it's ancient laws, customs, traditions. religion, genealogy and private property under the supreme, separate rule and pro- tection of the king. The, proclama- ton. concludes Sir Henry. was in- spired by the genuis of conciliatory statecraft and the result must be pacific.
 London. Jan 31.-"It is reported un- officially" says the Cape Town corre- spondenr of the Daily Mail, that Gen eral De Wet has entered Cape Colony with fairly strong force. The inn patience felt in England at the slow progress of the operations is not WAT ranted. as preparations are being made for q general movement shortly.
 King Edward has sent the follow ing dispatch to Lord Kitchener: One of the queens last inquiries was after yourself and the gallant army under your command
 Cape Town. Jan 5.-The Boer at- tack on the Boksburg mines resulted in damages amounting to 930O.OOO. The commissioner at KrOonstad re- ports that Andries Vessels. one of the peace enyoys. was shot at Klipfon- tein, January 2s, by orders of General De Wet.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
SCHOONER ASHORE.

Washington, Jan 31.-The life sav- ing service. is advised that an un- known schooner is ashore four miles north of Hatteras. The crews of the Kinnaket, Hatteras and Creeds Hill ife saving station have gone to her assistance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.
More Royal Families Arrive-Gun
 Carriage to Have. Rubber Tires.

London, Jan 31.-A special train this morning brought to the Charing Cross station a number of members of royal families upon the continent who have come for the purpose of attending the funeral of Queen Victoria Among those. who arrived We're the crown prince of Sweden. Prince John George of Saxony, the Prince of Saxe-Alten- burg. Prince Waldeck-Pyrmont, and the Prince and Princess of Schaum- burg-Lippe and their respective suites. They were conducted in royal car ridges to Buckingham palace and the various hotels. The members of the German embassy met the princes from Germany, but none of the members of the British royal family were present at the station. His majesty, King Edward VII. was represented at the station, however, by Colonel Camp bell, one of his grooms in waiting.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
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WIfkasbAfre, jan 31ss ke2 of dy- naIn1t uead for blastiiB pszzEeGes ex- ploadad thi9 luofAlng Tn ths Ee4nk9od 5 z 2 Erie
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.

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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31

New York, Jan 31-The gun car riage to be used on Saturday to con- vey the Queens body in the funeral procession will have rubber tires on the wheels, says the Tribune's Lon don correspondent. This unusual de tail has been arranged in accordance with the definitely expressed wishes of the Queen. It is explained by those high in authority as due to the Queens painful "reminiscences of the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, when the wheels of the gun carriage went bump ing along the pavement and caused ner to shudder. Spectators with sensitive nerves will be spared on Saturday a similar experience. It will be the final exhibition of the Queens thought fnllness in small details.
 Copenhagen. Jan 31.-The accession of the daughter of the king of Den mark to the position of queen of Eng land will affect the future of Prince Charles of Denmark, who, like his wife, prefers to reside in England. Prince Charles has long desired to en- ter the British navy. His grandfather, the king of Denmark, has consented, but his father, the crown prince, has objected. It is now understood. how ever, that the latter has approved this step, and Prince Charles will probably soon be appointed to position in the English navy.
 London, Jan 31.-The United States embassy will send to Windsor castle three magnificent floral pieces wreaths from President Mckinley and Mrs Garfield and a, cross from the United States ambassador, Joseph H. Choate. The presidents wreath Is eight feet in diameter and of solid, white camellias, arums, lilies of the valley, tulips and roses, with a cluster of mauve orchids in the center. MT Choate's cross is of the same flowers. Mrs Garfeld's wreath is composed of arums, neapolitan yiolets and greenery.
 Members of King Edwards suite tell their friends that his majesty appears overwhelmed by the sense of the re- responsibilities of kingship. Whereas. formerly he was genial but exacting and irritable regarding official matters. he has become profoundly grave and exceedingly considerate to those about him in small as we'll as in important matters. He has worked many hours daily since the queen sTaaeath. dispos- ing of two or three weeks arrears of public business which she had not been able to attend to.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31

Shedding Crocodile Tears Because Democrats Look for Even q Policeman's Berth = And Also Fighting Tooth and Nail Among Themselves for Sure Thing Legisla- tive Ofices-No County Commis- sionerships or Judgeships Being Handed Out to Democrats.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-31

Baron. Fem. W. Wea-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
Muerte de Ia Relna Victoria.

Victoria, Reina de- lnglaterra
lrlanda y Emperatriz de la India
despues de un brere periodic de
enf-rmedad falleci6 IN oil palacic
de Osborne, en- 1ngIhterra, el dia
22 del corriente,
Su hiJo mayor, el Principe
Eduardo, la ha sucedido en- eI go
bierno de su pats con al tituIo de
Eduardo VII, Rey do Ingla
terra 8 lrIanda y Principe de la
India.
Alejandrina Victoria, reina de
la Gran Bretafa & lrlanda y EN-.
peratriz de Ia Indie, naci6 on 81
palacio de Kensington el dia "a de
Mayo de 1919, Sucedl6 al trono
de lnglaterra el 20 de Juno de
1887, el mismo dia ell que CUTLER
mo ", su ito, muri6. dejando la
succession a la Princesa Victoria, en-
ese entonces ioyen soltera de Il
amos de edad
Victoria fue la sexta soberans
de la casa de Hanovtr, y la duica
heredera de Eduardo, Duque de
Kent, hiio cuarto de Jorge III Su
padre muri6 cuando ella apenas
tenia 6 meses de edad. Nj Jorge
lV nj sus hermanos, los Duquet
de York y Clarence, tuyieron su
cesion.
Dos amos despues que Victoris
hubo ascendido al trono-su pfi
mo, oil Principe Alberto de Sake
Coburg, fue A lnglaterra a pedirla
su mano en- matrimonio Por sol
los dos demasiado iovenes, el casa
miento fue aplazado hasta el aflc
de 1910, cuando fue celebrado on
!. Ia Capig "a Real de st. james.
Nlse eSe matrlmonio nacieron
nueve herederos; oinco hijos y
cuatro hlIas, siendo el mayor de
ellos el Principe Alberto, su suce.
sor al trono.
El reinado do la Reina Victoria
fu6 el mas largo que regis1r Il
historic, habiendo estado a la ca
beza de su gobierno por el periodic
de 63 abos,
Susriqueza individual, que serd
repartida entre su progenie, ns.
ciende A cerca de 200 milloues de
pesos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
La PrenSa AduIOnd.

La prensa adulona trata dc lus.
tlhcar la conducta de la Legislatu
ra en- pegar pensionistas, con el
pretexto de que los Demooratas
obietaban d clio, y que no es cues
ton que nos incumbe. Todo dc.
pende del CRYSTAL con que SO mire.
Los Democratas entienden que
los legisladores son sirvientes pti.
blicos, electos para administrar ell
estado del pueblo irrespeeto de
partido, y como los Democratas
son tasados para pagar esas pen
stones, es muy rozonable que orean
que les incumbe. Pero la prensa
adulona 10 mira con otro cristal
Esta considera 4 los legislatures
como una gavilla de ladrones es.
cogida por los humdnitdrios para
que extraiga dinero de las bolsas
del pueblo y recompense a sus fa-
voritos, no obstante los juramen.
tos que preetan y las leyes que
marcan sus prerrogativas, (que son
meras mascaras.
Pero como dijimos, es question
de como oonsidera cada quien las
cosas' Por ESQ dilo Campoamor
que
En- este mundo traidor
NADIA es verdad nj mentira;
Todo Be We del color
Del CRYSTAL con que so mira
Ahora donde alega Ia prensa
aduloha que la Legislature obra
oun dereUIt0 ignoramos d6nde este
ese derecho, nj de d6nde 10 hayan
obtenido, por que segun el cristal
conque nosotros miramos estas
cosas, este nos indica que los dere-
chos que tiene la Legislators Terri.
torial los deriya del Congreso, y el
Congreso en lugar de conoeder el
derecho, 10 prohibe,
Pero acknowledgements la prensa
aduIona no 10 mira con este cristal
y solo considera a los ofioiales pd-
blioos como una gayilla de bando-
leros que deriva sus derechos
de Ia fuerza. Por ESQ dijo eI otro;
Might makes right
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26

ordena la venta de las propiedade,
de los pobres sue no pueden pagan
sus tasaoiones, es una ley de "tor,
Milo que debe ser abolida.
La ley de escuelas debe ser en-.
mendada de tai modo que no que.
de brecha por donde Sc safe el Su.
perintendente para cometer abu.
SOS, y que los fondos sean igual.
mente repartidos on los distritos
rurales.
Estas son las principales que no
deben de existir y que mas afectan
al pueblo. s. S. :.
UN OBsERvADoR.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
SuQeStiOnCs a los Legislatures,
TERRA Amarillo, N. NJ, |
Enero, 10, 1901 {
Sr, Editor de La Voz:
Las Vegas, N, M.

Muy Sr. mio:
81 tomamos en- cuenta la como.
cida habilidad dc los que ahora
componen la Assmblea Legislati.
va de nuestro Territorio, no DO
dremos menos que esper0y s.2e Ia
actual LegislQtGra plantars MN
nueva ere KS progreso y bienestar
para 1aevo Mexico, Y que mu.
cbss de los abuses existentes So.
fhn corregidoz, y que las maIas le-
yes que las anteriores LegisIatu-
ras han decreta 10 seran abrogadas,
y reemplazadas con otras que sean
benefciosas al pueblo en- general.
81 nuestros legisladores desean
practicsr la economia y hacer un
bien a sus constituyentes, y al
mlsmotiempo granjearse ellos mis-.
mos la gratitud del pueblo, 10 con-
seguiran aboliendo las leyes y EN-
pleos siguientes:
FL empleo de inspector do acel.
tes es un robo y los inspectores
de ganado son una farsa Deben
ser aboIidos.
III empleo do Superintendent
dc Instruction Pdblica Territorial
no haria falta a nadie 81 fuese a bo.
lido.
Aquella ley do jurados 0ey dc
clasesJ que descaliiioa 4 los po.
bres, poniendolos al nivel de lot
criminaIes es mala ley 81 et
abrogada, Dios os premiara y eI
pueblo SO regocijara
Aquella otra 10y (Duucan) que
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
NUM-. ]

ponerme los tornillos para obi.
garme d que me comprometiera a
votar en- favor de su peri6dico-
oosa que no oonsigui6.
Despues que 80 hubo instalado
la corte de comisionados ell dia de
su primer session nadie me hizo
deiar mi asiento para consultarme
sobre ningun asunto, luego es
false y calumniosa la asercion de
los editores de la compaflia publ.
cista de la plaza vieja cuando di.
cen que uno 8 algunos de los
agentes de FL Record me llamaron
q consulta despues de instalada Ia
session. Esta calumniosa asercion
acknowledgements es heoha malicio.
samente con el fin de manchar mi
csraoter haciendolo apsrecer que
SO usaron medios ilicitos para ha-
cerme votar en- favor del Record
Es eyidente que la 'inAuenoia"
del soborno es la 1nica que tiene
peso sobre las mentes de los que
escribieron tan descomunal EN-.
buste, y por ESQ, juzgando a otros
por 81 mismos, han llegado a Greer
que ya no hay hombres que en- los
negocios SO convenzan con razo.
mes.
81 ellos no saben que argumen.
tos Sc usaron para hacerme yotar
en- favor del Record, yo Sc los dire:
Mucho antes de que nos instala.
ramos, los interesados del Record
me suplicaron, como oaballeros
no con aire de "amos," que votara
en- favor del Record para darle el
trabajo del condado, Sus argu.
mentos fueron argumentos de
hombres, y fueron sus razones
no ninguna otra consideration 10
que me hizo darles mi voto. MIN
guno de los del Record tuvo ell
atrevimiento de recurrir a la
"chismogra6a' para persuadlrnos
en- su favor como 10 hizo uno de
los del Independence la noche del
81 de Diciembre, cuando, creyendo
quiza que eramos ninos y que no
le oonociamos sus mailas, nos diio
d uno dc mis- compafieros y d mi
que los del otro periodioo ardaban
diciendo que va nos tenian en- la
bolsa.
70 no SO de donde hayan SAGA.
do estos hombres que 20 les hi
ciera tai promesa. Me recuerdo
que el dia 8 Noviembre Ola vispera
de la eleocion) hallandose en- el
precinto No, | el editor response
BILE de I'll independents me man
DO q lamar del precinto No. 20
dizque para tener una junta pri-
vada. Vine al llamado y en- mi
compafia vino el primer Juez de
eleccion. Cuando llegamos q la
casa donde estaba, nos saco para
afuera q mi y mi companero para
darnos unos "oonsejos" que por
ahora Gallo. Despues que nos
aconsejo me agarro del brazo y me
suplico que 81 electos era bueno
que dieramos el trabaio de i'm
prenta d Ell Independence. Mi
contestacion fue: Amigo, tenga
Vd, Ia seguridad que yo ayudar6 a
mis- amigos Esto fue todo 10 que
10 die y jamas 10 prometi votar
por su periodico. El Record es
periodico Republican,, sus pro-
pietarios son Republicanos y ami
sos mios, y al haber dado a ese
peri6dico el trabajo dc imprenta
,reo que cumpli la promesa que
nice On aquel entonces.
Con este dejo el asunto para
lue 10 juzgue oil pueblo y suplico
1 mis- amigos del Independence
lue sera meior que no sigan oscar
)dndo 81 no quieren que la oosa
10 ponga peor, Su Servidor,
ROMAN GALLEGOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
PrOyeCtOs de ley.

FL Hon Frank Springer intro
dulo ell primer proyecto de Icy en-
ell Senado; "Un acta para prohibir
la venta de licores Y cigartitos a
los niflos de escuela; tambien para
castigar a los que dejen jugar jue-
gos de chanza a los memories.
En- el proyecto No. 2 del Senado
presentado por oil Senador Burns,
SO pide ell establecimiento dc tres
instituciones Territoriales mas;--
Un institute para la educacion do
los ciegos, ON algun lugar conye
niente on el Condado do Rio Arr,
ba un hospital de mineros on Ga
llup, y una Esouela Reformatoria.
on Taos.
I'll Sr. Navarro present6 otro
proyecto dc ley, pidiendo oil esta-
blecimiento do la Reformatoria en-
Springer, Condado do Colfax,
Entire los proyeotos do Icy in
troduoidos en- Ia Camara hay dos
que interesan FL No ~ 81 No
q presentados por el Sr, Guide
rrez, dc BernaliIo, los dos, Uua
es para no permitir que el ladriIl
heoho por los oonvictos de la p
nltenclarla entire on competel
con el que es hecho por trail
dores libres; el otro pido la aU
gaoion dc la ley do aceite
Este iltimo, dice ell Now NJ.
can que trajo mucha discuss
FL Sr Gutierrez pidi6 gu pgso
inmediatamente, pero para cousa
guir este, solo tres mas Sc pueig
ron do su lado, los otros yotmon
en- favor dc referiro a una oomi
sion para considerable mas madu-
ra y del.beradameute.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26
Captard de mn MatadOr

Tclegraflsn de Phoenix, Ariz.,
que en- un lugar que llaman Mace,
Scott White arrest6 a un bandido
Mexicano, llamado Cornelio Pes
quera, on cuya persecution anda-
ban los o6ciaes desde hace mucho
tempo. Pesquera mat6 q tres Me-
xicanos en- las montaflas del Ora.
gou dltimamente, y es miembro
prominente de 10 gavilla Mexicana
do Agustin Cbacon, cuyo cuartel
esia on 10 sierra de Clifton. Pes.
quera tlene un registro de haber
matado 10 menos veinte hombres,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-01-26

Las Pildorltas Madrugadoras dc
Dewitt son nnas pildoritas esqui-
sitas, pero nunca dejan dc limpiar
ell bIgado, y remover todas las obs
trucciones dando vigor al sistems.
De venta on In Botica de Don Da-
vid, winters Drug Col
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-30
FATAL ACCIDENT AT MILL NO. I.
Killed by the Carelessness Of a Fellow
Workman.

James Gregory who was working on
the machine called the "edger' at
mill No. /. Alamcgordo, sustained an
injury that resulted in his death. The
edger Is the machine which the slabs
pass through Just after leaving the
saw. II was operated by Gregory and
a Mexican helper. whose duty II was to
pull a rope that puts the machine in
a position for the lumber to pass
through. This he failed to do In time
and the board which Gregory attemp-
ted to feed in on striking the rollers
lew back and hit him with terrific
force In the stomach. A stretcher was
lmprovised and he was at once taken
TO the hospital where II was found
that his internal injuries were 30 SER
lous as to preclude all possibility OF
recovery.
The deceased came to Otero county
about a year and a half ago and has
been employed at the lumber camps
and mill since bat time. He was a
native of Pennsylvania and was TWEEN
ty-eight years of age. With the excep-
zion Of a brother, who resides In Ala
mogordo, his relatives live in that
state. The youTg man is highly
spoken of by his acq~uaintances In AL
amogordo and his sudden and untlmely
leath Is deeply regretted.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-30
HEADQUARTERS

Is cheapest place to buy leather. cut
soles, iron stands and lasts, shoe nails.
rubber heels, Whittemore's shoe pol.
lshes. shoe dressings, brushes. etc.
Harness. saddles. chains. collars.
sweat pads, carriage spoIges, chamois
skins, harness soap. curry combs,
rawhide buggy. team. express whips
brushes. harness oil, axle oil. castor
oil axle grease. Harvester oil. Camp
bells horse foot remedy, horse medi-
cines. wagon sheets. Devices paints.
carriage gloss paints. llnseed oil. tur-
pentine. paint brushes, etc Call and
be convinced. 400 Railroad avenue.
THOS. u. KELEHER.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-30
ShaIam az a Sanjtarium,

A. NJ. Rowland. proprietor OF Sha.
lam, Is In hopes Of interesting monied
parties in purchasing Shalam for a
sanitarium. As everyone who has Wis
tied this place knows. II IL eminently
fitted for such a purpose. with It's large
trees, good and abundant water supply
and large buildings. Mr.. Rowland in
years gone by has spent several hun.
dred thousand dollars In buildings,
water conduits. etc. and al never
hope to all he has expended.
But the plant II turned into n sanitar-
ium. properly conducted. should be-
come a good money maker.-Dona Ana
County Republican.