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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-05
ENGINEER Fur TELEPHONE
VIII Begin on spec ificatiOn of New
system Within Two Weeks.

Mr.. Frank J. Brown, Of the Wichita
Telephone company. arrived i'm the city
last evening. lie is TO arrange for the
location of the exchange either today or
tomorrow. Mr.. Brown announces that
an engineer has been selected. He will
be in Wichita within two weeks and VIII
at once commence work on the plans
and specifications for the system. The
exchange must be located first and with
this as a starting point the engineer
marks out the routes for the conGuits
and cables. The first Of the year viii
find active operations under way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-05
NO, | THANK YOU...

AJAX p. Hubbard has accepted a POSI-
tcn as operator with the Rock Island
at Wellington He leaves this morning
for his new. position lie has been De
the employ Of J. o Gilbert for the past
two wears and has proven himself a good
man ana his friends are sure be wiz
make a suCcssa 81 his new business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-05
Rouse tire Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Prepared by CT Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
Ell Asunto del Estado.

La Legislature hasta ahora ha faltado
en- tomar acci6n sobre las recomenda-
clones hechas por ell gobernador Otero
en- su mensaje en- referencia a autorizar
ell nombramiento de una comisi6n no
p%artidaria que vaya q Washington du-
rante la session venidera del congreso q
trabajar por ell estado y q derrotar q los
proyectadores de la represa i~nternacio-
nal. Ambas cuestiones son muy whales
para ell bienestar future de Nuevo
Mexico. Seria una gran v~entaja para
Nuevo Mexico 81 en- la exposition de
San Luis pudiese p~resentar su primera
exhibition como estado. Las ventaias
que ell estado reportaria q Nuevo Mexico
han sido discutidas tan q menudo que
todos estan al tanto de elias cuando SO
interesan en- el a%sunto, y la injusticia
del proyecto Culberson- Stephens, que
de ningdn modo ha muerto, han sido
repetidas con tanta f%recuencia que TODD
residente de Nuevo Mexico que sepa
leer realiza Ell peligro. Una comision
en- Washington, que represente TODD 10
mejor entire los ciudadanos del terrific.
rio, podria conseguir el flo deseado, y
regresaria para AGA con el proyecto
Stephens como su trofeo 81 estandarte
del estado en- la delantera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
Da con un Rico Hallasgo.

me vi molestado por algunos amos
de indigestion cronica y debilidad ner-
%viosa," escribe j. j. Green, de Lancas-
ter, N. III. ''Ningdn medic me alivio
hasta- que empese a usar los Amargos
Electricos, los cuales me hicieron mas
provecho que todas las medicinas que
habia ushdo antes. Tambien han a
tenido por amos q mi esposa en- muy
buena salud. Ella dice que los Amar-
gos Electricos son esplendidos para en-
fermedades de m~ujeres; que son un
tonico y vigorizador grandioso para
mujeres debiles y raqufticas. Ninguna
otra medicina puede tomar su lugar en-
muestra faronilia." Usadla. No valen
sino SOC, Satisfaction garantizada
por Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16

que han estado en- la penitenciaria du-
rante los dos amos pasados, ha habido
80 casos EN- 81 hospital, BAIT llama
mientos por enfermedad, Z operaciones
quimergicas y solamente 9 defunciones.
No hubo mas que Int defuncion de
fiebre tifoidea, mostrando que la con-
dicion sanitaria de Ia penitenciaria es
excelente. Sin embargo, SO necesi tan
mejores acomodaciones de hospital, de
modo que los que sufran de enferme-
dades contagiosas puedan ser Separates
de los demas. Eel ndmero medic de
presses enfermos por dia fue seis, de
modo que el medico tuvo su tempo
bien ocupado en- la atendencia de pa
cientes de Ia penitenciaria.
La penitenciaria esta muy bien ma
nejada, su discipline es exeelente, SO
tiene empeno particular en- ensenar
oicios q los presses, y hacerlos MEM
bros titles de la sociedad cuando scar
.despedidos, y 81 ell buep manejo actual
es continuado por otroa dos amos la
institution promote estar bajo n base
de s~ostenimiento propio, con tai que las
apropiaciones votadas por la legislatu-
ra scar sufcientes para llevar q cabo
las mejoras que han de hacerse antics
que tai prop6sito sea verifcado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16

'.Tosia cast toda la noche," escribr Ia
Sra. Chas. A~pplegate, de Alexandria,
Ind, "y apenas podia dormir nlgo. Els
taba tan de tisis que 81 Gamma uu tire
cho tosia terriblemente y escupia san
gre, pero cuando todas las dem 8 medi
cinas faltaron, tres frascos de & peso
del Nuevo Descubrimi-nto del DR..
King me sanaron completamente y 20
game So libras." Sc garantiza absolu
tamente que cprara Teses, Resfriado-,
La Grippe, Bronquitis y todas las En-
f~ermedades de Garganta, y Pulmones.
Precio SOC y $1.00. Sc dan gratis
frascos de muestra en- la botica de
Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16

hombre que tenga entusiasmo por la
education, que desea que las escuelas
de gu condado sean las mejores en- ell to-
r~ritorio, puede estar mejor equipado
para ell puesto de superintendent de
condado que otro matricolado 8 con I'm
certi6cado de maestro de primera clase.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
LAS c~allacaciones do superintendente.

Las U~aliAcaciones do Superintendent.
Es une question en- duda sobre 81 NO
seria mejor tener para superintendent
dc escuelas de condado d un hombre de
c~alificaciones practicas en- los negocios
y una buena cantidad dc sentido comdn
en- preferencia q otro hombre versado
en- las dltimas novedades de las ciencias
pedagogicas. Ninguna examination
puede hacer q un hombre competente
ara tai posicion bajo las CIRCUMSTANCES
peculiares que necesariamerte prevale-
cen todavia en- Nuevo Mexico. I'm SUI
perintendente de condado no tiene que
eusenar, no es gu negocio introducir
nuevos metodos en- las escuelas pdblicas
sino mas bien cuidar que los cuerpcs
de educacion cumplan con sus deberes,
que los fondos pdblicos sean rropia-
mente expendidos y que la clase propia
de maestros sean %empleados y los edit
clos de ~escuela adecuados erigidos. Un
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
NEGocIos DE TERRENos.

Durante la semana que concluyo ell
dia 6 de Mario los negocios siguientes
@fueron despachados en- la ofcina fede-
raj de terrenos de esta ciudad:
Entradas de domicilio-Febrero 81,
Sim Colley, Springer, 1850 acres, conda-
10 de Colfax; Francisco Martinez, San
chez, 100 acres, condado de San Mi
Iguel; Febrero 28-Jose Ulibarri, Puer-
to de Luna, 100 acres, condado de Qua
dalupe. Mario Arthur d. Coolidge,
Fruftland. 100 acres, condado de San
Juan; Pantale6n Archuleta, Sanchez,
1898 &cres, condado de San Miguel;
Cruz Medina, Puerto de Luna, 100
acres, condado de Guadalupe. Mario 4
Abraham Sever, Springer, 100 acres,
condado de Colfax; Libano Bernal,
Wagon Mound, 1851 acres, condado
de Mora. Mario 5-Francisco Pacheco
Pintada, 100 acres, condado de Guada-
,lupe; Mariana Cordoba, Puerto de Lu
ma, 100 acres, condado de Guadalupe;
J. Fl. Culley, asignado de E. J. Culver,
Wagon Mound, 40 acres, condado de
Mora.
Entradas fnales Mario 1, fedora
Gavina de Trujillo, Sanchez, 100 acres,
condado de San Miguel; Felipe Madril,
Puerto de Luna, 100 acres, condado de
Guadalupe; Mario 2, Adelaide Rami-
req, Rociada, 100 acres, condado de
San Miguel; Mario 5, J. HI. Culley,
asignado de E. f. Culver, Wagon
Mound, 40 acres, condado de Mora.
Entrada de Terreno Baldio-Marzo
4, o. d. Comfort, Hood, 1888 acres,
condado de San Juan.
Venta de Terreno Carbonffero-E.
L. Bruce, Denver, 100 acres cerca de
Gallup, $4,000 pagados.
Aplicasiones por terrenos de carbon
--Marzo l, Jose de la Luz Torres,
Henry Robson, Albert Wooten, Mrs.
L. B. Seller, S. L. Edder, Rafael Gar
cha, W. Dorm, Mary Maher, A. Eide,
Jesus G. Sedillo, R. M. Stephens, G..
HI. Gallup, Katie G. Edwards, todos de
Albuquerque, 40 ares cada uno en- 81
distrito de Algodones, condado de Ber-
%nalillo.
Resnmen del mes--Durante ell mes
de Febrero $685. 81 acres de domicilio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16

La aplicaci6n mas aliviante, sanativa
y antiseptica que Sc ha preparado ia
mas es la Saliva Witch Hazel de De-
Witt. Alivia al momento y cura almo-
rranas, llagas, sarna y intermediates de
la piel. Cuidado con imitaciones.-De
venta en- la botica de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
U N L%EGISTATIv0S.


Don Hilario Romero, de Las Vegas,
que es candidate para i~ntendente terri
torisl, y Don Benigno Romero, que
aspira q la posicion de tesorero del terri
torio, se italian de vista en- la capital.
NoMBRADos cADETEs.
Baio la ley Hinkle. 81 p~residente
Read ha nombrado a Ralph Easley
como ell cadete que lie corresponds nom-
brar al Institute Militar de Roswell; 81
senador Easley ha nombrado q Morris
Thomas, y el representative Gomez, baio
recommendation de Mr.. Read, ha nom.
brado a John Miller. con Ernesto
Napoleon como suplente. Estos mu.
chachos representation o credito al
condado de Santa Fe en- ell institute
militar del territorio.
NoMBRAMIENTos o Ell GoBERNADoR.
Ell gobernedor Otero mando el viernes
antepasado al c~onsejo los nombramien
tos siguientes; L. B. Prince, dol con-
dado de Rio Arriba; G.. A. Richardson,
del condado de Chaves, y H. b. Holt,
del condado de Dona Ana, para ser
regentes del Colegio de Agriculture y
Aries Meoanicas en- Mesilla Park. Ell
c~onsejo en- session ejecutiva confrmo los
nom bramientos.
PRoYEcTOs DEL HOSPITAL DE MINEROs.
Cinco proyectos creando un hospital
territorial de mineros fueron pasados
en- la c&mara ell viernes de la semana
pasada. Primero fue adoptado ell pro-
yecto estableciendo ell hospital en-
Gallup; luego paso ell proyecto de Mr..
Abbott para establecer la institution o
el condado de Taos; despues el proyecto
de MIR. Walton para que ell hospital sea
erigido en- ell condado de Grant, fue
adoptado, y por dltimo, ell proyecto de
Mr.. Read para establecer dicho hospital
en- Cerrillos. En- ell ~consejo todas estas
medidas seran referidas q la comisi6n
sobre instituciones pdblicas, cuyo deber
sera determinar ell asunto y fjar ell sitio
donde sea colocada esta institution tan
codiciada. Bajo las CIRCUMSTANCES,
esta es probablemente la cosa mejor
que podia haber hecho la camara-de
jar la question para que la resuelva ell
~consejo.
FIRMADos POR Ell GoBERNADOR.
Los proyectos siguientes Sc han con
vertido en- leyes con la aprobaci6n del
gobernador: I'm acta para protejer la
salud pdblica; Un acta relative q ami
llaramientos; Un acta regularizando la
practica de la medicina y p%roveyendo
para In cuerpo territorial de ~salubridad.
Tambien ell memorial collective del
consejo, No. 2, protestando contra los
enmiendas Stewart q las leyes mineras
de los Estados Unidos, y la resolution
colectiva del consejo, No. 8, p%roveyendo
para la colocaci6n de un busto del fna
do Max. Luna en- Ell nicho detras del
escritorio del presidente de la camara
de representatives y apropiando para
ese fin la suma de $1,000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
NoMBRADo.

El g~obernador Otero nombro el sd
bado pasado q I'll. B. Holt, de Las
Cruces, regente del Colegio de Agricul-
tura y Aries Mecanicas en- Mesilla
Park, por 81 termino inexpirado de
Prisciliano Moreno que hizo dimision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16
APUNTEs oFICIALEs.
NoTARIos

Ell G~obernador Otero ha nombrado
M. W. McGrath,. de Lordsburg, conda-
do de Grant, va Geronimo Armiio, de
Frisco. condado de .Socorro, notariof
pdblicos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-03-16

fueron protocolados, siendo las propi-
mas 1870 y la comision $283,0S.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
Police Cases.

l.. j. Laird was arrested as a sus-
picious character. The officers were
under suspicion that he might be crazy.
Nancy Green was arrested by officer
Scott for disturbing the peace and
George Harold arrested Pablo Orteya
for the same offense.
A. j. Barnes was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Capt. Ten Eyck's Electric Dark Lam
tern.
Captain Will Ten Eyck, of the police
department, has a handsome electric
dark lantern which he carries about
with MIN when on duty
The lantern is shaped like a tele-
scope and throws out brilliant, clear
light when pressed in the hand.
small battery in the lamp feeds
the wires with electricity.
He Carried a Gun
Officer Rayner, of the G. H. arrested
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
LINK AND PIN.

be the losers for going. The news
papers are in favor of the negroes go
ing and say that they will do better
there than at home. and l think the
papers are better posted on the situa-
ton in the islands than the negro
preachers of Alabama are
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07

A little want advertisement, IL
words. three times, 60 cents, mailed
and delivered to over 1000 separate in.
dividuals daily. The Herald.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
THE NELSON SPECIAL.

The special train of the Alice Neil
son Opera company arrived from the
west on the S. p. this afternoon at /
o'clock There are eighty-siX people
with this company and they travel in
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07

The Custom Assay Office, 119 San
francisco street, is thoroughly equip
ped to do accurate and speedy work.
We act as agents for shippers to
shelters. Give careful attention to
sampling and report promptly to Gus
toners. Godfrey Hughes in charge of
laboratory; j. w. Craft, sampler.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07

Officer Rayner, of the G. H. arrested
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
The Patterson Bridge Case.

In Judge Goggins court the suit of
Willard Patterson VS.. the G. H. & S.
A. railway for damages was taken up
again for another trial.
The case has been tried several times
in the past. Lawyer Patterson bases
MS grounds for a suit on the fact that
the railway company was at that time
charging fifty cents per head for all
passengers crossing the high bridge
over the Pecos. He was asleep in a
Pullman and was awakened by the
bridge collector. He refused to paw
the bridge tolls for himself and wifi
SwindIer and Thief Sentenced.
In the county court today Gustav
nuthoff was given a sentence of thirty
days in the county Jail for swindling.
Florentina fernando was given a
sentence of sixty days for the theft of
a bike.
Brought In Prisoner
Sheriff Boone returned Saturday
night from San Antonio, where he went
on business last week
On his return trip he stopped at Mar
ia and brought in Joe Clark to the
Jail here to hold him for the peniten-
tiary agent who will arrive during Car
nival week to take string of con-
victs to the penitentiary. among them
Clark
Clark was convicted at Maria of
horse thelC and sentenced to serve a
term in the penitentiary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
Infant Son of S. A. Robinson.

The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel A. Robinson died today at the res
idence of Milton Robinson. 11OS San
Antonio street, of pneumonia. The
funeral will occur from HOS San An
tonic street at $3.50 D. m, tomorrow
with interment at Concordia cemetery.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
DIED.

Editor Ronquillo of Ell Monitor.
Jose Ronquillo, editor of Ell Monitor.
a Mexican newspaper published in Ell
Paso. died Saturday night and was
buried this morning at the Catholic
Concordia cemetery after funeral SER
vices at the church of the Sacred
Heart at o'clock under the auspices
OF one of the local Mexican societies
Deceased was SO years of age and a
popular young man. His funeral was
the most largely attended of any of
his nativity for long time. He was
stricken with pneumonia on Friday
night and lived only about twenty
four hours after the attack
Mrs. Blasa Pitt.
Blasa Pitt, wife of W. E. Pitt. who
keeps a small grocery store on South
Campbell street, died at six o'clock
yesterday evening. The funeral was
held at the Mexican Methodist church
this afternoon after which the inter-
ment took place at Concordia Gene
terry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
Another Wheel Stolen.

Another bicycle was stolen last night
This time the theft occurred in Juarez
where j. F. Copper of the smelter had
gone to witness the fiesta pastimes.
He left his bicycle ait a convenient
place and it disappeared. He reporteJ
the loss to the police of this city TODAY.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
News Of
the Courts
A Bold Hold Up By Three Armed Men.

Bold Hold Up By Three Armed Men.
That the city is rapidly filling up
with thieves. burglars and bunco men.
here for the big Carnival, is becoming
more apparent each day. and the po-
lice seem unable to cope with the ST.
uation.
Another bold robbery occurred Sa--
urday night. This time it was on the
highway near the heart of the city.
little over a block and a half from
the police station.
The robbery occurred near the corn
er of East Overland and South Camp
bell streets and the victim was Luther
Shelby. a Santa Fe switchman. he
was passing that point at about II
o clock Saturday night when he wa
suddenly confronted by three armed
men who compelled him to stand ana
deliver.
They got his gold watch. valued at
500 and about So in money, after which
they escaped easily. 1t is not known
whether or not the case was report ed
to the police.
The perpetrators of the recent bur-
laries. believed to be an organized
gang. are still at large, but the police
are on their trail
1t was reported to the police station
with suspicious looking bundles on
their shoulders had been seen near the
smelter. An investigation was at once
started by orders from Headquarters
With the burglars still at large citi-
zens are fearful lest their depredations
become of nightly occurrence.
North Side Residence Robbed.
Another bold burglary was commit
ted Saturday night. This time it WIS
a residence that was robbed and the
thieves took silverware for booty
They entered the home of DR.. Brady
on North Stanton street near Hotel
Dieu Saturday night.
1t was about $50 o'clock when Mrs
Brady. who had retired heard some one
moving about IN the back room She
called to her husband asking him if
he was making the noise. He imme-
dlately went into the room to inveSti-
gate. The window was open and he
discovered silver spoon on the floor.
he jumped to the conclusion that
burglar had been in the house aud
himsel. went into the yard and
made d thorough search but could find
no trace of the fugitive
Investigation revealed the fact that
about $50 worth of silverware had been
stolen.
Neighbors. when they learned of the
robbery, said they had noticed a man
near the Brady residence with a bundle
under his arm, but their suspicious
We're not aroused at that time
The police were notified of the rob-
berry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07

two Mexicans for unlawfully riding an
train in the city limits.
When the men were searched a six
shooter was found on one of them aud
he will doubtless be fined for carrying
a concealed weapon. The two men will
be heard by Justice Spencer today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-07
District Court In Session.

The district court opened for the
first day of the January term this
morning and juries We're impaneled
The names of the grand jurors fol-
low:
r. c. Lightbody. foreman: E. Kohl
berg. Alex Shannon. A. Meisell J. a.
White, B. F.. Hammett. w. ]. Fewel.
j. j. Stewart. E. Moye. w. H. Long.
ID. NJ. Payne. Ed Kneezell.
r. E. Bryant and Joe Spivey We're
sworn in as bailiffs and Ike Alderete
and r. E. Bryant were appointed Off
cial interpreters.
charged with murder was set for trial
tomorrow morning.
The grand jury met this morning
and found two indictments as follow,:
Joe Simmons alias Joe Johnson alias
Bob Miller, theft of property of over
$50. This is the man accused of rob-
bling Clifford's store.
The same man was indicted for burg
larry.
Cases Set For Trial
in the court room Saturday afternoon
and prepared and submitted the follow
ing report:
Ell Paso. Tex, Jan. 5. 1901.
Hon. J. NJ. Goggin:
Your committee beg leave to re-
port that they have set the following
cases for trial on the date designated
Monday, January IA, 1901:
No. Sc. ]. H. Boone, VS.. Herald News
Co.
No. IS. w. H. McNew VS.. Ell Paso
Street Railway Co.
No. SO. Oliver McNew VS.. Ell Paso
Street Railway Co.
No. Sc. Eugene Del Ara VS.. Leon
ardo Avocato.
No. 81. w. Y. Wolf VS.. Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Railway Co.
w. NJ. Coldwell,
w. Kemp.
T. A. Falvey,
A. G. Foster.
w. HI. Burgess
The Patterson Bridge Case
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-25

United States Senators were named
Tuesday by the LEGISLATURES of nine
States, as follows; South Dakota, Rob-
ert ] Gamble, Republican; Kansas, J.
r. Burton; Wyoming, Francis E. War
rem, Republican; Arkansas, William L..
Terry, Democrat; North Carolina, F..
M. Simmons, Democrat; Texas, j. w.
Bailey, Democrat; New Jersey, Will
liam j. Sewell, Republican; West Vir-
ginia, Stephen B. Elkins, Republican;
Minnesota dong term(, Knute Nelson,
Republican; Minnesota (short term },
Moses e. Clapp, Republican. In Utah
Hon. Thomas Kearns was chosen as
the caucus nominee of the Republi-
cans. Voting continues in the States
of Nebraska, Montana and Oregon, no
candidate yet having gained sufficient
votes for election.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-25
Diphtheria Epidemic at Lovelock.

Lovelock, New, January 22.-What
has grown to be an epidemic of diph-
liberia has broken out here and is
spreading among the children. Sew
eral deaths have already occurred and
there is much danger owing to the fact
that children afflicted with the disease
mingled freely with others in school
and SO communicated the malady to
their schoolmates. The schools are
now closed and all the business houses
are being fumigated and strict quar-
antine is being urged to stop the whole
sale spread of the disease
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-25
Death of Queen Victoria.

Queen Victoria died at Osborne
House, Isle of Wight, Tuesday night,
surrounded by her children and grand
children. The end of the aged queen
was preceded by period of conscious
ness, during which she saw all the
members of the family. Victoria as
cended the thrown June 20, 1887, and
reigned almost "a years.
The Sacramento Bee has the follow
ing which carries the sentiment of the
masses: Far away and above the
Queen, however, stands Victoria, the
woman, the wife and mother. Among
the English speaking people, more
than any other, is found, in its fullest,
reverence for woman and for wife.
And here is seen the truest and strong
est bond of affection between Victoria
and humanity. Her truest crown is in
the majesty and dignity, the fidelity
and affection of her womanhood, wife,
hood, motherhood. Here she became
the highest type and example. Under
her sway, and chiefly by her example,
the Court of ST. James has been the
purest court in history. While tits true
that scandal has often besmirched Eng
land during the last three score and
ten years, yet it has never touched the
hem of Victoria's garment, nor has it
received from her aught save righteous
and womanly condemnation. She was
a faithful and loving wife, fond and
devoted mother. These qualities are
her true crown jewels, the diadem of
true womanhood. Hence, more than
all else, it is for that her people love
her with love never accorded to any
other sovereign.
AS a Queen she was great. AS a
woman she was greater.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-25

A small stingless bee is found In the
state of Sinaloa and in Topic. The
quantity, is dark colored, very liquid
and is said not to crystalline Another
popularity of the honey is that it has
a decidedly sour or tart taste. and on
this account it is much sought after as
being a greater delicacy than the sweet
honey of the tame bee. The reason
these bees are small producers is that,
as they are stingless, they are con-
stantly robbed by the larger varieties,
the tame bee being one of the robbers.