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MARKET REPORTS.


$500 to $500: hogs. shipping grades.
$500 to $5.97; sheep, fair to choice. $500
to $3.50; wheat, No. red, 14c to 15c;
corn. No. 2, 42c to 43c; oats, No. 2, &c
to 2Sc; rye, No. 2. 52c TO 53c: butter.
choice creamery, lie to 1Sc; eggs. fresh.
Zoe to -11c; potatoes, SOC to re per
bushel
Indianapolis-Ca shipping. $500 to
$500; hogs. choice light, $4.OO to $3.50;
sheep. common to prime, $500 to $500;
wheat, No. 2, 73c to 74c; corn, No. 2
white, ABE to 44c; oats, No. 2 white.
29c to 3Oc.
St Louis-Cattle. 1925 to $3.50: hogs,
$500 to $3.50; sheep. $500 to $4.25:
wheat, No. 2. lie to 72c: corn, No. 2,
40c to 41c; oats, No. 2, 2Ic TO 2Sc; rye.
No. 2. 55c to SEC.
Cincinnati-Cattle, $500 to $5.35: hogs.
$500 to $3.50; sheep, $500 to $40:
wheat, No. 2, 75c to 76c; corn. No. 2
mixed, 43c to 44c: oats. No. mixed, 29c
to 30c; rye. No. 2, 5Sc to SOC.
Detroit-Cattle, $3.50 to S5.25; hogs,
$500 to S5.75; sheep, $3.50 to $500;
wheat, No. 2, &c to TIC; corn. No. 2
yellow, 42c to 43c; oats, No. 2 white,
3Oc to 31c: rye, soc to SIC.
Toledo-Wheat, No. 2 mixed, 13c to
74c; corn, No. mixed, 42c TO 43c; oats,
No. 2 mixed, PC to 2Sc; rye, No. ., 53c
to 54c; clover seed, prime. S6.1O.
Milwaukee-Wheat, No. . northern
73c to 74c; corn, No. 3. 42c to 43c: oats,
No. white, 2Sc to 29c; ryet, No. /. 53c
to 54c: barley, No. 2, 55c to 56c; pork,
mess. $14.57.
Buffalo-Cattle. choice shipping steers.
$500 to 5000; hogs, fair to prime, $500
to $6O5: sheep. fair to choice, $3.50 to
S4.25; lambs, common to extra, $3.50 to
$525.
New York-Cattle, 1915 to 5000; hogs,
$500 to S6.25; sheep. $500 to S4.2o:
wheat. No. red, Soc to Sic: corn. No. 2,
4Sc to 49c: oats. No. white, S2c to 33c:
butter. creamery. lsc to lac; eggs. west
erp. lse to 1@e,
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News of Minor Note.


Six thousand striking cigarmakers in
Tampa, Fla, resumed work, gaining their
point.
Cumberland. Md. turned down" Car
nesie's $4,000 offer for library. Didn't
want to increase taxation.
King Edward has decided that his
birthday shall be celebrated May "a OF
each year, thus giving an impetus to the
colonial movement to observe Victoria's
birthday as Empire Day.
A paper in the backwoods of Georgia
reports an accident thus: "A negro yes
terday was struck by the limited express,
landed on a pig-iron pile fifty feet away,
and fell into the river, where he was
drowned
The body of Henry Mingers, who shot
and killed his brother-in-law, Frank
Greoel. in st. Paul. was found in a lake
near Rosemount. MINI. Mipgers had at
tached stone to 2 rope and tlpd tbs
Fogs abont his neck
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jury because there
was no evidence to
show that the de-
fendant, W h G II
speaking of "the
Babylonish W O.
man." meant the
plaintiff.
The famous Bos-
ton libel suit of
NJ RS. Josephine
Woodbury. against
the founder Of
Christian Science
came to. n sudden
and almost dramat-
ic conclusion. when
the jury. without
leaving their seats,
returned a verdict
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sLAINe.HIcHBoRN WEDDING.

Daughter of Rear Admiral Becomes
Wife of Statesman's Son.
Miss Martha Hichborn and James G..
Blaine were married in Washington al
noon Tuesday. The wedding was small
home affair. celebrated at the residence
of the brides parents, Rear Admiral AMI
Mrs. Hichborn, 11OI \ street, n. w.
Only relatives and intimate friends of the
contracting persons We're present. Rev.
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wedding was very quiet.
Miss Mott is the daughter of DR.. Eu-
nice NJ. Mott, Of Chateaugay, Franklin
County, New York. In 1885 she went to
Washington, d. C. She became menl-
Der of the First Congregational Church
about the time that Justice Brewer made
his home in the capital city. The justice
took charge of a Bible class, and Miss
Mott was one of his first pupils.
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From the very first it seemed apparent
that it was hopeless task to prove that
some particular person was intended to
be stigmatized by a quotation of one Of
the highly figurative passages of Revela-
tion. and after vainly trying to extract
something that would help their cause
from unwilling witnesses, the prosecution
threw up its hands, so to speak, and the
judge called time, declaring that no case
had been made out against Mrs. Eddy.
Therefore this litigation has served
only to give employment to some distin-
guished lawyers who have charged well
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AMI Thu, We became United.

The Board of Civil Service Examiners
for the New York subtreasury includes
Ulysses S. Grant, Republican, and Ed
gar F. Lee. Democrat. The former is a
nephew of the great general and the lat.
ter bears the same relationship to the
leader of "the lost cause" Gen. Robert
., Lee,
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The Harl.to-Reach North Pole.

Many attempts are now being made
to discover the north pole by adventurous
explorers, the last among them being
Capt. Bernier of Quebec. who will take
wi,i him strong kites fitted with cam.
eras, by which, even if he fails 10 get
near the pole. he purposes to take photo
graphs of such points as he cannot reach.
The success that has attended the use
of the camera by the aid of kites at great
heights leads him to believe that the
method may be practicable in the Arctic
regions.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
Memorial to Cotton Gin Iny.ntor.

y movement has been started In
Georgia to perpetuate the memory of
Eli Whitney by converting into a coun-
try club the scene of his labors near
Augusta. where he perfected his cotton
gin. An organization has been perfected.
and = charter foF the club secured.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
Drovn H,m.eIf in Blood.

Pontiac (Mich.) special: Frank Taylor
Of Oxford, despondent because his sweet
heart married another man attempted to
drown himself in tank of blood in
4 slaughter house. He was assisting
in killing cattle and when the tark in
which the blood was retained became
full, he jumped in. He was rescued.
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ceremony was simple. there being no at
tendants Immediately after the mar,
riage luncheon was served and then the
bride and groom started for New York
Thursday they sailed for Europe, where
they will spend the summer.
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for their services, and
to make many peoplee
who have not been
in the habit of read
ing their Bibles care
fully study closely
the Book of Revela-
ton. When they
were told that it was
alleged that Mrs.
Eddy had accused
Mrs. Woodbury. of
being the woman st.
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Kaiser Keen. Posted on the New.

Emperor William recently gave orders
for Il long list of newspapers to be laid
before him daily. instead of clippings. as
heretofore. Besides perusing upward of
forty German papers. he glances every
day at two English journals, one Amer.
lean and three Austrian
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
Won wALDERSEES RECALL.

State Department at Washington Re-
ceises Notification from Berlin.
The State Department at Washington
has beSn informed by the German gov
ernment that in view Of the favorable
circumstances Field Marshal Count Won
walderssS, on duty in China as COM
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
Auto for Mail Service in Italy

The Italian postoffice is about to intro
duce the automobile into its service, par
ticularly between railway stations and
neighboring villages. They will probably
also be used for postal deliveries in the
larger towns, such as Rome, Naples and
MILAN
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Lee, Jr., Wounded

A dispatch from Manila says: In a
battle with the insurgents at Lipa, prov
ince Of Batangas, Lieutenant Anton
Springer, of the Twenty first infantry, was
killed. and Captain W. II. Wilhelm, of the
same regiment, and Lieutenant Fitzhugh
Lee, Jr., and five enlisted meni were
wounded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
MascaRui to Tour America.

Pietro Mascagni, the Italian composer,
has signed q contract, according to the
Rome correspondent of the London Daily
Express, for an eight weeks tour in the
United States with an Italian orchestra,
leaving two months hence. The dispatch
says he is to receive 5000 pounds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
Voluuteers start for Home.

A cablegram has been received at the
War Department from General Mac
Arthur, at Manila, announcing that all
the volunteers have left the Philippines
en- route for the United States.
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FindIay, O., is scorched,

The tile works Of Dorney & Harrison at
Findlay, Ohio, were totally destroyed by
fire. The loss is $5O, 200 and the insurance
only 1900.
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Brass Workers Union, No. 5, of Dayton,
in favor of the plaintiff.
Mrs. =. ID. Armour his added another
S25O,OOO to her previous gift to the Ar
mour Institute. She has promised to give
100000 for the erection of a memorial
hall, in remembrance of her husband. and
$4,000 for the construction of shop
house at the northwest corner.
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VICTORY FOR MRS. EDDY.

Verdict for the Defense In the Famous
Christian Science Libel Suit.
Mrs. Eddy will not have to pay Mrs.
Woodbury. S15O,O00 or any other sum.
The Judge took the case away from the
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can circles just now. Probably it is be-
cause the case is almost. il not quite
without precedent for the daughter of an
English earl to marry an American man,
though plenty of English earls, dukes,
marquises and such have shown the good
taste TO choose American girls for their
wives
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
A Plucky Sheriff.

Jail at Carrollton, Cas- Y s-stsempt q
secure negro n2u1ed5FoSsssna.O La b.
by Sheriff Merrill, revolver in hand. A
fight ensued in which the sheriff shot and
lieved, fatally. The mob fired on the
sheriff, but he was not hit, alth ough one
bullet passed through mis- hat. The mob
dispersed without getting the negro.
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JUSTICE BREWER Welded,
Member Of the Highest Bench In the
Land United to Miss Mott.

Official circles have not been so deeply
agitated for months over a social matter
as over the wedding Of Associate United
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States Justice Brew
er to Miss Emma
Nina Mott. The
wedding took place
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AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR.

william Bayarl Cutting, Jr.. to Marry
an English Girl.
The engagement of Mr.. William Bay
ard Cutting, Jr., Ambassador Choates s
private secretary. TO the Lady Sybil Cuffe
is one of the most important subjects of
conversation in London's Anglo-Ameri-
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NEWS IN BRIEF GUSTS
BLOWN IN FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE EARTH.

Aa Ioportant Record Of the Week
IA feld by 1.-THE Telsgraph-Latest
froo roreign ehores-Crlmes, Cas-.
naltisas Firess Etc.
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Terra Gotta works, Perth .Amhoy. n
J.. burned. Loss SlIb00A
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vim Accent Platt Amendment,


Havana special: The conservative
members of the constitutional convention
arc absolutely confident that the Plat
amendment will be accepted and that
several radicals will join with the fifteen
delegates who have heretofore voted in
favor Of acceptance. The last few days
seem to have brought about a decided
change In the attitude of delegates, who
had bcen bitterly arraigning the WASH
ington government for rejecting the con-
vention interpretations of the amendment.
Tho strong pressure from the outside
brought to bear upon the convention to
fnish Its business and to place the country
on settled basis has had an excellent
effect upon the radicals, inducing them to
accept the inevitable; and some Of them
now argue that !: would be perhaps better
to accept the amendment, hoping for some
form Of independence, than to prolong the
military occupation of the island.
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JUSTICE BREWER
Thursday at Bur
lington, VT. Judge
Brewer is 65, and
hic hrida is SA The
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Suing for Peace.

Manila special: General Macarthur
has received a document from General
Cailles, the Filipino general who pro-
claimed himself to be Aguinaldo's sue
oessor, In command of the insurgent
forces, proposing terms Of peace. The
document was brought here by Senior
Daucet, who has been in the Laguna
province for several days trying to induce
Cailles to surrender. Just what terms the
insurgent leader proposed cannot be
learned
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will Not Mediate.

Count Goluchowski, the Austro-H Hun
Earian minister Of foreign affairs, has in
formed an Austrian deputation that the
government could not entertain a sug-
gestion of mediation between Great
Britain and the Beers because no serious
government would care to undertake
mediation after the British Government
declared that it would not accept media
ton and that an offer to mediate would be
regarded by Great Britain as an un-
friendly act.o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
La Vida de IN presidente Amenazada.
Conserve SUI Pierna.

Hace doce amos que j. W. Sullivan,
de Hartford, Conn, Sc arano su pierna
con un alambre mohoso. Sigui6 la in
Hamaci6n y enyenenamiento de la san
gre. Por dos amos padeci6 intensa-
mente. Entonces los mejores medicos
urgieron Ia amputaci6n, "psro'', escribe,
'yo use un frasco de los Amargos Elec-
tricos y Ii GAIA del Unguento Arnica de
Bucklen y mi pierna qued6 tan buena
y sana como antes." Para Erupciones,
ELENA Salada, Llagas y todas las enfer-
medades della ssngre los Amargos Elec-
tricos no tienen rival en- la TERRA. Pro-
badlos. Fischer y Cia., garantizan sa-
tisfacci6n 8 deyolveran 81 dinero. So
lamente so centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
La Corte de Distrito en- Ration

La corte de distrito en- Ration SO ha
prorrogado, despues de hacer DISPOSE
ci6n de las causas siguientes:
Joseph Weston, acusado de asalto
con intenci6n de mstar, fue sentenciado
q un ano en- la penitenciaria.
Lou Martinez, querellado por robo
en- los caminos %reales, fue sentenciado
a tres inc en- la ~penitenciaria.
William Robertson, querellado por
asalto con. intenci6n de matar, fu6 SEN
tenciado q un ano en- la penitenciaria.
La causa de Perlane Cheatham y
Emma Musselwhite, querelladas por
inceniiarismo fue c~ontinuada y 81 jul
clio fjado para 81 segundo dia del ter
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
sentenciados a la Penitenciaria.

Charles F. Hogg, alias Charles Med
dox, 81 ex~-presidiario que tiene muchos
nombres, fue juzgado en- la corte de
distrito de Albuquerque bajo el cargo
de falsario, y confesandose culpable fue
sentenciado a tres amos en- la penitencia.
ria. Juan Alire y Alberto Sanchez,
que escalaron una casa en- Gallup y gol-
pearon brutaimente q uno de los domi-
ciliados ALI, fueron sentenciados q tres
y cuatro amos, respectivamente. Rich
ard Haywood, por asalto simple, fue
sentenciado q tres meses en- la c&rcel
del condado.
Tambien ell alguacil ]. R. Lucero, de
Las Cruces, trajo tres presses 4 la peni-
tenciaria 81 domingo en- la tarde. Son
ellos Ines Valenzuela, sentenciado q no.
venta y nueve amos por asesinato On eli
segundo grade; Carlos Teller, senten-
ciado q treinta y cinco amos por asesi-
nato en- 81 segundo grade, 8 Ildefonso
Duran, sentenciado q un ano on la peni-
tenciaria por asalto con intencion de
matar.
Ell dipntado mariscal de los Estados
Unidos F. B. McKeenan traio de Las
Cruces a un chino llamado Louis Yoh,
que fue sentenciado a trece meses on la
pe~nitenciaria por presentar .un certif-
cado falso de identification. Despues
que hsya cumplido su ~sentencia sera
despachado para China.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Ladrando a NAL Rumbo.

La resolution collective proveyendo
pera ell nombramiento de una comisi6n
no partidaria que v~isitase q Washing
ton para trabajar por ell estado y Gu
contra de los p%royectos Culberson y
Stephens que proven para la construc-
ci6n de una represa International en- Ell
Paso, la cual tambien appropriate ST.
600 para los gastos de dicha comision,
no Sc convirtio en- ley. Fue pasada por
ell c~onseio POGO antes de la prorroga.
pero nc lego q tempo q la camara y
por tai raz6n fracas6. Por tanto, ha
sido cosa chistosa leer los cargos que
durante las dos semanas pasadas han
dirigido los peri6dicos populistas del
te%rritorio en- contra del gobernador Ote-
70 On este particular. Lo han denun-
ciado por usar toda la Influenza de su
administrator y ell latigo del partido
para hacer pasar esta resolution. Sc lie
acuso de Extravaganza y corruption y
de robarse ell dinero de los contribu-
yentes porque $4,000 fueron apropia-
dos para los gastos de esta comisi6n en-
Washington. Ell corresponsal del OPP
tic de Las Vegas en- Santa F6 ha esta-
do bramando y chillando porque 80 es-
taba robando de esta manera q los con-
tribuyentes, aunque 81 %sujeto en- cues
ti6n no paga el valor de un centavo de
tasaci6n en- ell territorio. Ell goberna-
dor fu6 atacado y censurado porque la
clica de a~plicantes chasqueados y poll.
ticos de tres q cuatro que SO lie opusie-
ron en- Santa Fe temian que solamente
amigos de la administration serian
nombrados en- la comisi6n. Realmente,
las Columns de estas hoias populistas
estaban ldridas q causa de esta resolu-
ci6n que ahora aparece que jamas paso.
Sc halla que todos estos cargos y dia-
tribas no tenian otro fundamento que
aire. Y ahora es tempo de embestir
al %gobernador Otero y decir que no tu-
vo sufciente Influenza para conseguir
81 pasaje de esta resolution, y que el
hecho que no llegara q Ia camara fue
una derrota horrorosa para 81 y su adj
ministracion y es la precursors de su
caida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
La Corte de Distrito.

En- la causa de G.. w. Harrison en-
contra de Jose L. Perea, ell juez McFie
desech6 una moci6n de detenci6n a Ia
queia. La causa viene del condado de
Bernalillo baio cambio de lugar y versa
sobre un intestado.
I'm decreto final fu6 dado en- 81 asig-
namiento de Alexander Gusdorf, de
Taos, siendo Alloy Scheurick 81 asigna-
do, por SIS O52.88 en- favor de los acree-
dores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Filipinos Para La Marina.

Nueva York, Abril 8.-Un especial
de Washington al Herald dice: Instru-
c~ciones han sido te~legrafadas por ell
secretario Long al contra almirante
Remey, ~comaadante en- jefe de la esta-
cion asiatica, autorizandolo para calls
to 500 naturales Filipinos para servicio
en- %cafoneros que fueron de los espano.
les, y en- otros navios pequenos que
seran mantenidos exclusivamente en- las
Filipinas. Estos hombres fornaran ell
ndcleo de un servicio importante COM
puesto enteramente de reclutas. Ell
contra almirante Crowninshield, jefe del
bufete de navegacion, cree que q mas
de resultar que 81 gobierno obtenga
servicio e%fcaz, ell empleo de n%ativos
creara I'M fuerte sentimiento de lealtad.
Mas Estudiantes Arrestados.
Londres, Abril 8.-Un despacho de
San Petersburgo dice que la policia en-
Kharkoff arresto veintiun estudiantes
por amotinarse en- una estaci6n de ferro.
carril en- la OCCASION de la partida de
otros estudiantes, que fueron ~expelidos
por tomar parte en- desordenes ante
riores.
To UiIo 1n IT, nr1nsS..A~ ----~.-
Londres, Abril 8.-Un despacho al
Evening News dice de Paris que los
fueron privadamente infor-
mados de una tentative que Sc proyecta
para asesinar al presidente Loubet
durante su viaje q Mia. Sc estan
tomando ~precauciones extraordinarias
para su r~esguardo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Ferrocarril Urbano para Las Vegas,

La companfa que ha obtenido fran
quicia para I'm f%errocarril electrico ur-
bano del concilio municipal de East
Las Vegas encontro alguna oposici6n
en- Las Vegas. Los que SO oponian al
proyecto SO p~resentaron ante al cuerpo
de comisionados de condado. A pesar
de ESQ, dicho cuerpo concedi6 ell dere-
cho de paso y la companfa construira
n Inca electrica en- las GALES princi-
pales de East Las Vegas y hasta la pla-
"a de Las Vegas. Sc ha hecho un de-
p6sito de $4,000 para garantizar que Ia
Inca sera construida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13

sacion.

Ell aumento an la prorrata de la ta-
saci6n territorial fu6 ocasionado por ell
hecho que lie leva para escuelas pdbli-
cas- fue fjada en- 8 milesimos en- vez de
uno y medic que era la Quota por los
dos enos pasados, aunque la leva para
81 apoyo de instituciones caritativas y
educacionales del territorio fu6 tambien
ac~recentada, la Universidad de Albu-
querque y la Universidad Normalg.de
Las Vegas siendo las que Sc aprovecha-
ron. No hubo aumento en- la leva para
ell gobierno territorial al contrario, hu
DO rebaja. Hay algunos individuos que
tienen asalariadas unas cuantas publ
caciones que atacan y denigran cuanto
hay en- Ell territorio tai Q porque la
administration de los negocios no les
convene. Tales periodicos no dicen la
verdad cuando afirman que las apropia-
clones y s~alarios t~erritoriales fueron
grandemente aumentados. AL paso que
hubo aumentos, fueron donde 10 exigia
la necesidad y las ~exigencias del servi-
clio pdblico. Ell aumento en- la tasa-
ci6n PROVING realmente del alza en- las
levas para ~escuelas pdblicas y para ms
tituciones t%erritoriales y caritativas de
educacion. Esta es la verdad On ell
a%sunto, y la clica de individuos y peri6-
dicos que estan Ievantando Ell grito de
que las apropiaciones y salaries fueron
grandemente aumentados. mienten y Sc
oponen al mejoramiento de las ~escuelas
ptblicas ; al apoyo de las instituciones
educacionales y caritativas del terrific
rio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Matado por On Tren.

I'm indio anciano fue cogido por I'm
tren fetero, en- la manana del martes
antepasado, entire Albuquerque y Lagu
ma. POGO antes de llegar al puente 81
canine de una v%uelta, y q aus de
este ell tren va estaba sobre ell hombre
cnando SO di6 la alarma. Ell tren fu6
parade con tanta prontitud como posi-
BILE. Hallaron al indio caido q un lado
del puente vivo adn pero con una heri-
da tai junto a Ia cabeza, que hacia i'm
possible su recuperacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Ell Intendente Territorial que ha sucedido
al Hon L.. M. Ortiz

Ell Hon. W. g. Sargent, de Ell Rito'
condado de Rio Arriba, que Ell lines
pasado Sc encargo del puesto de Inten-
dente Territorial, al cual habia sido
nombrado por 81 gobernador Otero, es
un negociante joven, entendido y popu.
lar que nacio en- GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
en- 6 de Abril do 1868. Recibio gu
educaci6n en- las excelentes escue)as
pdblicas de Wisconsin, y en- 1878 vino
con sus padres a Nuevo Mexico. Su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Nj Job podia Haberlo Aguantado.

81 hubiese padecido de Almorranas
Comezouientas; son terriblemente mo-
~lestas, pero 81 Unguento Arnica de
Bucklen curara 81 peor case de almo
rranas en- ell mundo. Ha curadoa mi
llares. Para lastimaduras, Doleucias 8
Erupciones Corporeas es Ell unguento
mejor del mundo. Precio 25cts. la
GAIA. Cura garantizada. De venta por
Fischer Y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-04-13
Deciarado sin Oulpa.

Despues de permaneoer encerradc
diez horas, ell jurado de Albuquerque
en- la causa de- los Estados Unidos en-
contra de B. H.. Shaw, acusadc de es-
tafar fondos mientras era estafetero en-
Bland, trajo un dictamen de sin culpa.
Shaw verti6 lagrimas cuando ell dicta-
men fue anunciado y dio un apret6n de
manos a cada miembro del jurado.