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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
MKINLEY.

Gallup, JUNO lila noticia del re-
nombramiento del gobernador Otero
fue acogida con algeria por los vecinos
de aqui que le han hallado I'm amigo
frme y que 10 onoce como un ejecu-
two de primera clase. ST estuviera en-
~nuestra mano lie retendriamos en- ell
puesto de gobernador por los proximos
cuarenta amos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
A

albuquerque, JUNO 17.-El renom-
bramiento del gobernador Otero cause
gran satisfaction a todas las classes de
nuestro pueblo, particularmente a los
intereses de negocios que han prospe.
RADIO durante los pasados cuatro amos
mas de 10 que Sc Anticipate. Ell par
lido Republican, es mas fuerte que
nunca debido al renombramiento del
gobernador Otero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22

La Dyspepsia Puede Curarse Usando las
Tablillas de Acker, para la Dyspepsia. Una
fablilla peque1a dara alivio Immediate 8 90 re-
undira el dinero. De venta por Fischer y Ola
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
OTERO.

Alamogordo, JUNO 17.-Los ciuda.
danos de A~lamogordo y del condado de
Otero, establecido bajo la adminiatra-
ci6n del gobernador Otero y que lleva
su nombre, Sc sintieron orgullosos y
alegres cuando recibieron la noticia de
que habia sido nombrado otra vez como
%gobernador. A no habsr sido por 81,
ell condado de Otero no estaria hoy en-
existencia. Los hombres de negocios y
los ciudadano principales de este con
dado apoyaron su nombramiento con
fuerza, sabiendo que bajo su admins
TRACTION estan SECURES y serian prote-
gidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
SIERRA.

Hillsboro, JUNO 17.-Ayer Sc reci-
bio noticia del renombramiento del
g%obernador Otero, siendo acogida con
general satisfaction y aprobacion por
ell pueblo, quien cree que es un nombra-
miento acertado y una justa vindicacion
del proceder del gobernador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22

Ration, JUNO 17.-El sabado cuando
vino la noticia del renombramiento del
gobernador Otero fue acogida con ale
gria y Of nombramiento es alabado y
aprobado por la genie de aqui y parti-
cularmente por los duenos de propie-
dad contribuyeutes, Ell pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico habiendo asegurado este
nombramiento debe ahora trabajar por
ell estado y por prosperidad ADDITIONAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
LUNA.

Deming, JUNO 17.-Todos los veci-
nos de Deming estan altamente COM
placidos acerca del renombramiento del
gobernador Otero. Sc han enarbolado
banderas y la ~poblaci6n Sc halla en- ira
ie de fiesta. Una junta en- masa de
ciudadanos fue tenida 81 sabado en- ce.
lebracion de haber sido nombrado otra
3 el mejor gobernador que Nuevo
Mexico ha tenido iamas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-06-22
SAN

49,"
amigos del gobernador Otero en- esta
ciudad y en- ell condado de San Miguel
recibieron o gran regocijo y salts
farcion la noticia de gu renombramien.
to 81 sabado y SO alegran &c que ell pre-.
sidente despues que consideration 8 in
vestigacion cuida losa hubo probable la
absolute falsedad de los cargos puestos
en- contra del gobernador Otero, irma-
ra su comision. Esta vindicaci6n es
particularmente grata a los amigos In
limos del gobernador Gu esta ciudad
pues es sabido que parte de la oposici6n
q 81 vino de aqut, Debido & su expe-
riencia durante los cuatro amos pasados
y su mejor compression de las condi
clones territoriales, la administration
del territorio con 81 q la cabeza, sera
durante los custro amos venideros, una
de que tendra orgullo el pueblo del to.
rritorio y la p~rosperidad y progreso
ciertamente resultaran.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
THE CUBAN ELECTION LAW.
Several Months Required for EstHb-
lishinE a Goxernrnent.

HAVANA. Sept IG-According TO the
election law as it now stands the dele
gates TO the constitutional convention fig
ure that II will take 1S7 days from the
day the law is promulgated TO the hnal
establishment Of a government When
the electoral law is finished the conven-
tion viii probably dissolve. it not having
anything 20 DO with the supervision Of the
elections or the formation Of a govern
meat
The statements TO the effect that Gov
ernor Wood told members Of the press
and delegates that the rumors Of the re-
lection Of the constitution would delay
the establishment Of government are
untrue. 'El Mundo." which is a radical
organ, does not place much faith in the
statements, but Il advises the Cubans 10
be alert 20 avoid, II possible, the fatal
alternative Of either submitting or using
force Many individuals do not believe
that a Cuban government will be estab-
nshed.
Fernandez De Castro. Of the Cuban
Planters Association, has written TO the
I'iaro de Ia Marina Replying to those
who maintain that. though the outlook
Tor the sugar industry IS dark. neverthe-
less, as Americans are investing money
IN the industry in Cuba, there IS no rea-
son 70 suppose that the prospect is ut
terly bad Senor De Castro reiterates
that the situation is grave, and says that
the Americans wish TO ruin Cuba by
financial and commercial blockade which
would annihil8te the island, the same as
they have already dlsbanded the GUbans
IN legislative. administrative. and Ju-
dlclai sense Some Of the newspapers
claim that the United States wants 10
ruin Cuba so as to have the island at its
feet Others say that the situation is
very bad, but II might be worse.
The evening times., 1901-09-10

several more. II is'aaid that Germany's
scheme Of naval construction already
viii give her forty battle
ships by the year 1906, which Will prob
ably place her in the second rank in
war vessels Of jhat class
There can be no doubt. however. that
Russia AS well as Germany is ambi-
tious to become a Sreat sea power and
that she s. making rapid strides in that
direction Evidently in adding TO her
fleet she aims TO secure the best that
modern skill can produce. She Contem-
plates building the largest warshiIs
aioat. and it is said that she already
has the fastest. The cruiser Nariag.
built by the Cramps at Philadelphia.
is reported as having made twenty five
knots an hoUr-the highest speed ever
attained by a warshiD outside Of the
toTI edo boat and destroyer classes. It
has also been currently reported that
Russia has a battleshiD CAPABLE Of
making nineteen knots, which is con-
sidcrably more than the rate Of speed
contemplated for any of our battleships
now under construction, although the
specifications for those hereafter TO be
built are understood to require that
speed or more
Modern navies are high-prieed af-
fairs. but the great Powers all feel that
they must have them. and so the build
ing of battIcships goes right on, with "A
steady increase Of size, speed, and cost
Of SHIPS
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Trade win Latin America.

One Of the main purposes. perhaps
the chief one. Of the Pan-Amerlcan Ex-
position at Buffalo, was 10 create con
ditions that would brirg US into closer
commercial relations with the Repub-
lies 90 the south Of us on the American
Continent. Nobody regards our com
merce with South America as satisfac-
tory, and IL is eminently proper that
strong efforts should be made 20 in
crease our export trade 10 that quarter
No doubt il can be done. and will be
There is nothing in the situation that
need give US the slightest discourage
ment- Our export trade in the aegre-
gate has increased enormously during
recent years, and IL has been quite as
profitable to sell goods in Europe as it
would have been to sell them in South
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Russian BattIeship-.

II is reported from St. Petersburg
that the Russian Government is about
10 build FIVE more battleships. each Of
The rev vessels TO be Of twenty thou
sand tons. These viii be the largest
Warships in the world the next great
est in size being some four thousand
tons smaller. The largest Of the Amer
ican Navy are the Georgia. New Jersey.
and Pennsylvania, now under construc-
tion, the tonnage Of which is fifteen
thousand each.
Not only viii these new Russian YES
sells be larger than any other fighting
craft sfOat, but they viii raise the to
tai Of Russia's irst-class battleships 10
twenty-seven. giving her a rank in that
class Of vessels next TO Great Britain
This. however. is not exactly a far
comparison. for other countries are also
building vessels continuously, and by
the time Russia's new ones are finish
ed each Of the leading nations will have
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Circulation Statement.


Notwithstanding the extreme gravity
Of his condition, and the unhappily
great chance of fatal results to man
of his age and physique from such
wounds as he received. from the start
we have nourished a strong hope that
President Mckinleys pure blood. due
20 a thoroughly exemplary life, and his
well known nerve and will power.
would pull him through. Our Buffalo
news today serves to increase that hope
TO confidence, which would be complete
We're IL not true that the one possibili-
ty of peritonitis developing in the case
will not be put behind safely before
the end OF the present week The at
tending physicians do not expect any
thing OF the kind to happen. and ev-
cry hour OF such progressive improve
ment as has been noted since Sunday
night, renders an unfavorable turn less
and less likely 10 occur The bullet
supposed TO be imbedded in the mus
cles Of the back is not causing uneasi-
ness, and il is a most encouraging sign
that the iIlustrious patient is able TO
find rest and sleep without the use Of
drugs. BY next Sunday, if all goes well.
il is probable that the country will be
justified in believing that the President
will be a well man in less than six
weeks, and able to take part in the
Thanksgiving services which undoubt-
edly VIII be hsld in Washington. and
throughout the country, in recognition
of ar almost miraculous recovery.
While all is hope at Mr.. McKinley's
baR-f1. tho G.-rar GarJ-ipa pfFiearc and
the police Of every locality are working
tirelessly to run down and bring within
the clutches of the law. the miscreants
who are believed 10 have conspired 10
murder him TIE theory that the
Would-be assassin was alone in the
crime has been abandoned. Evidence
that he was tn. selected instrument Of
anarchists in Europe and America Is
understood TO be in the hands Of the
authorizes. Probably the names of
some Of his acomplices are known Cir
cumstances appear to point to the no
torious anarchist Emma Goldman. as
one Of them She was in Buffalo two
days before the President was shot
Last night it was expected that she
would be arrested tOday The actions Of
two Polish anarchists who came to
Buffalo several days before the at
tempted assassination. and were in
company with Czolgosz up to Friday
- morning, strongly suggest their com
plici-y- Within two or three days il is
likely that the drag net which the de
tective intelligence ot the country has
thrown out will be drawn in and show
a huge catch Of anarchists What shall
or can be done with them viii. OF
course, depend upon the weight Of evil
dence that can be found against them.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
The steel Strike.

The developments Of the past twenty
four hours in connection with the steel
strike have been the reverse Of encour-
aging. II appears that President Shaft
er has been able to convert the EXecu-
tive Poard of the Amaleamated Asso-
citation 10 his views. They have left
Pittsburg without action beyond again
conhding the management Of the move
meut 10 Shaner. and the strike is still
on. apparently with no prospect Of "a
peaceful settlement in sight
The most disquieting feature Of the
situation is the danger Of armed coils
ions between the strikers and the au-
thOrities Yesterday the National
Tube Works az McKeesport were pre-
vented from opening by a crowd Of sew
eral thousand Amalgamated men and
their syinpathizeTs, and the police and
sheriT's posse were helpless against
them. Fortunately there was no blood
shed, while there were cases Of viO-
lence. AS Tar as this one place is con-
eerned, the probability Of further trou-
bic is perhaps not great II the sheriff
has found il impossible 10 preserve or
der by the exercise Of his peace au-
th0rity and forces, the natural pre-
sumption is that the Governor Of Penn
gylvania Will be called upon TO furnish
military protection, and IL is reported
that he has kept three regiments Of the
National Guard in readiness to move on
NcKeespJrt at an hours notice. for Il
week past
The steel companies have shown a
disposition 90 exhaust every other
means before asking for troops. but the
events Of yesterday would be quite apt
20 bring matters To crisis. If guar
anteeu against violence. il has been
seen Chat a considerable number Of the
McKeespOrt workers who went out on
the first strike order, would return q
their nlaces- Many Of them did so dur
ing the few days tlat the tube plant
was running. II is 20 the manifest in
terCst Of the Morgan combination TO
secure protection for these men, and IL
IS understood that Governor Stone only
waits for a signal from the Sheriff Of
Alleghany county TO extend IL
The evening times., 1901-09-10
HAZERs BROKE HIS ARMS.
Edwin HiveIy Seriously Hurt by
York Academy Students.

YORK, Pa, Sept 10.-WhiIe being hazed
here yesterday Edwin Hively, a student
at the YORK County Academy. sustained
fractures OF bones in both arms. Hively
Is new student at tne academy and
was being initiated by the older boys.
When the session adjourned at noon a
crowd Of students followed Hively TO a
secluded spot. They grasped him and at
tempted 70 throw him over a fence. A
struggle followed in~which HiyeIy kicked
and sQuirmed with all his might trying
TO get away from the hazers- His assail-
ants caught him up bodily, but before
they could carry out their purpose HiVely
fell to the ground Moaning with pain
he asked 10 be assisted TO the Office OF DR..
J. a StOner, East Market Street, where
the doctor found that bones In both arms
had been fractured. The fractures were
reduced by DR. StOner and Hively was
taken home He is a son Of Edward
HlVely, contractor
Prof Wentworth. the principal Of the
academy, said he knew nothing about the
affair He said he did not even know that
Hiyely had been absent from his studies.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
PASSENGERS KNELT IN PRAYER.
Scene on "A Vessel When News of the
Buffalo Assault Was Received.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1O-When the
pilot went aboard the American liner
BeIgenland. bound to this port from
Liverpool and Queenstown at the Della
ware Capes with the newspapers telling
Of the attempted assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley at Buffalo he found the
news had already been carried TO the pas
seugsrs by the MaTc0Hi system Of wireless
teIegraphy. The passengers. Of whom
there We're 12S on the cabin list, learned
Of the attempt 10 take the Presidents life
when the vessel was about forty miles of
Nantucket, r. l. The greater number Of
them were returning tourists, rejoicing
that they were so near their homes. and
they were preparing for an entertainment
on Saturday evening
About o'clock. as tho BeIgenland WAS
passing the Nantucket IIEhtship. flags
were seen on the vessel displaying the let
ters .'B. j" Come nearer; have i'm
portaut information"
Captain Hin closed his vessel in on the
Hghtship. and through "a trumpet came
the startling words, President NcKin-
ley was shot at Buffalo yesterday after
noon; is stiH living" When the passen-
gers received the startling Intelligence
there was the utmost CONSERVATION on
board. and a great many were incredu-
lous believing that they had not heard
the message correctly. anc it had 20 be
repeated. A deep gloom immt diately fell
over the vessel. and nothing was talked
Of but the awful crime at Buffalo.
The entertainment that evening was
abandoned. and instead the passengers
held religious services, Offering prayers
for the recovery of the President and the
welfare Of the country. The exercises
were intersperscd with the singing Of pa
triotic hymns
When the pilot came aboard the papers
were eagerly seized by those on board
that they might learn the details Of the
attempt on the Presidents life. The
Belgenland landed her passengers early
yesterday morning.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
TO ABOLISH A PILL SCHEME.
Fraud Orders Issued Against n Mil
yvaukee Woman

vaukee Woman
W. 5 ShaIIenberger. Acting Postmaster
General, upon recommendation Of the As
sistant Attorney General for the Post
Office Department, this morning issued
fraud orders against Mrs b n. Rowan.
Mrs Bertha NJ Rowan, Mrs. B. Rowan,
and p. o. Drawer 15S7, at Milwaukee,
Wis, on the charge of conducting a
scheme or device for obtaining money
through the mails by means Of false and
fraudulent pretences, representations and
promises.
The scheme of the promoter. IT is al
legged, was that she advertised that she
could cure wOmeuS diseases without fail
within a specified time Upon appiCa-
tiOns from patients for advice il is al
legged the promoter would send a pros
pectuS in which she dwelt on the good
qualities of certain pills manufactured by
herself, S2-25 worth Of which. she said
would cure anything in the line of suffer
ing with which women are afflicted She
guaranteed. il is alleged. that il s. .
worth of the pills would not DO the work
$500 worth would bring satisfactory re-
suits. The number OF pills sent on the
second order was So large lhat Il would
require six or seven years for the patient
TO take them
The evening times., 1901-09-10
]. GORDON CooGLER DEAD.
The Young Bard of the ConEaree
Passes Away.

COLUMBIA. s c.. Sept 10. Gordon
COOgIer. widely known az the Bard OF
the COngaree." the river upon whose
banks Columbia is built. died quite sud
denly yesterday Mr. CoOgler was IS
years old. His father died when J. Cor
dor was a boy and his family being in
poor circumstances he was forced to 90
TO work 10 support his mother and sis
terS-
lie became printer. working FOR
Christian NeighbOr," Of this city. sew
eral years Mr.. COOgler later established
a lob office and was successful. He there
composed, set uD and printed his first
verses The sixth edition was recently
issued from his office
his poems attracted wide attention.
While hard worker. Mr.. COOEler's
health had always been excellent until
the death Of his mothar some months ago
he death Of a sister last month had
further depressing effect on the young
man.
The evening times., 1901-09-10

(From the Chicago PoSt0
The boy IN tears naturally attracted the at
teHtIon 81 the sympathetic man
what's happened, my bOyl-- the latter asked
Perhaps ] can help YOU"
i--- s--~," answered the boy, and
when 20 home III get licked for it,
'oh. well, don't cry returned the svnpa-
thetic man Here's another quarter. How did
You lose the first OncT-'
Matching" promptly replied the boy. Il
haNr no lnck n al =
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Getting Rack


From the Chicago Post)
What's this!' cried the Photographic. as he
met the labor union picket with a camera This
won't DO at all"
'Nhy norz' demanded the picket.
why nott' repeated the uh0tograuhtr
''l lou're Rice one 20 ask that question. Whv
you're violating labor union ethics You have
no right 20 DO another mans work. Hire
photographer. sir. OF the first thing YOU know
We u form a union and start in 90 do your work 80
The evening times., 1901-09-10
shook His Faith


OFrom the Syracuse HcraIdD
Little Harold has been told in Sgudsy school
that th. Lord would heal in answer a. rrar4-
A thunderstorm happened 70 De- raging al the
f.fIrp time Harold had a jumping toothachc and
his mother overheard this
''Oh Lord. stop my toothache.'
silence for thirty seconds
--Oh Lord. please do. for heavens sake. stop
ms tootiachc-"
Nor silence: then A crash Of thunder; then.
ooh Iasd please 10 stop that durn thunder
long enough % listen 10 me-"
The next dsv Harad had ms tooth pulled.
and now he uouldn' be a Christian Scientist
for 81 cash and n a gun.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
A NAVAL CoALING DEPOT.
Plans for Increased Capacity nt the
Portsmouth station.

Portsmouth, n H. Navy Yard is to be-
come an important coaIinE depot for the
navy, with plan having a capacity of
5000 tons. 4 contract has been awarded
for erecting the building and pier and
providing all necessary equipment for ex-
pediting the loading of coal on warships.
Owing To the tOrtuous channel 90 the ward
from the sea and the narrow bend at
''Pull-and- Be-Damu Point" heavy battle
ships viii not attempt to take coal there.
so the station will be used almost en-
tircIy by vessels OF small displacement.
Arrangements have been made for NOV
ing the big floating dock constructed at
Baltimore to Algiers. la. early in Octo-
ber when the immense basin will hr ta-
ken IN tow by powerful tugs and pulled
down the coast and up the MisSiSSiupi
TO the place designated for the station
The contractors have reported the dock
ready for removal
The evening times., 1901-09-10

All over the country people are writing
to newspapers advocating abandonment
Of the silly hand-shaking receptions Of
which American public men have been
victims since the days Of Jefferson II is
indeed time that the practice should
cease. II is perfunct0ry. meaningless and
coarse. Il has placed President Mckinley
on a bed Of suffering, has nearly cost him
his life, and it expose. every prominent
person who submits 10 the iHdiction 10 at
tack from Iunatics. cranks, and auarch-
lists. The Iameutable function at Buffalo
on Friday should be the very last Of its
kind in the United States.
The evening times., 1901-09-10

From the Chicago J0uruaI)
As 60 the Rrp"tiyn'- loop. il will have been
noticed that il did not interfere with On, Brook
lyn'5 being iu the forefront 0f the battle
The evening times., 1901-09-10

Fram the Catholic Standard)
Diuer-Here's a funny thing at the bottom OF
this menu The management viii De glad 20 hear
complaints OF any inciviIity ON the part Of th,
walters"
Eaton-What's so funny about thar2
Diuer-Don't you sees Why should they br
glad % hear complaints like thltg
Elton-BecausC then. the chances are thereu BE-
fewer complaints about the food.
The evening times., 1901-09-10

From the Cincinnati Enquirer)

Fr0m the Cincinnati Enquirpr)
With our great navy It may be necessary 10
have war on hand all the time to keep our
navy officers mp TO the idcaI-to prevent them
from falling into the ut o. jealousy. which
breaks mp opera company, wrecks female
seminary OF di~ur-aHizos newspaper office that
is not blessed with an aulocrat-
The evening times., 1901-09-10

From the Cincinnati Commercially
This country must get rid % the anarchists.
OF course, there VIII be some OVcT-eu~it5ve per-
sons ready 20 talk % the Constitution. personal
liberty, and all that kind % stuff. but, never
thelcss when men have TO respect for law. the
law is not for them Drive them out OF put
them iu IuHatic aSy IumS.
The evening times., 1901-09-10
CURRENT HUMOR.
Samr Old Pnrtr.

(From the Boston Herald)
Employer-Wcl, Mike. now that YOU have your
papers and can vote, what party ar you going
TO suppOrty
Mike-Shure. Sor the same OF party.
Empioyer-And what party Is thatg
MIke-Ae m0ther-iu-lau. sor
The evening times., 1901-09-10

(From the Youths Companiou)
Emestiue had learned the word rat 40 school
The teacher pointed 90 the word ''at'f and
asked her what IL She said 1T IS some
part OF a rat, but don't know which part il Is -
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Mixed Feelings.

CFrom the indianapolis News)
u is with rather mixed feelings nov, that we rs-
member that NoN jersey permitted a Tot of
anarchists 90 hold a me, ug recently and ccle-
Lrate the assassination o. King Humbrrt
The evening times., 1901-09-10
Gallant Russia.


fFrom the Brooklyn E1gLcD
The Russian general who ordered the massacre
of over 100 tniuc-e-mon. women. and children
has been praised and decorated az ST. Peter
burg That settles it, Russia is out OF the
combination.
The evening times., 1901-09-10

(From the Philadelphia Times.)
Niskwise-That story about a man rcrtirr a
pension fo- complete badness IS true.
Scadlcy-How do you know2
Nickwise-As there WAS no hair at all how
could IL be fllSCI
The evening times., 1901-09-10

tFrom the Chicago Tribunc)
You lost those four fingers by running that
buzz SAW. did yOuZ Why don't YOU 20 into some
other occupation: I should think YOU had had
warming enough
Gosh, You don't thiak I'll ever have them
fingers cut of agiu, do YOU. misrert''
The evening times., 1901-09-10
RcnI nhIIrinr-


Grom the Ohio State Joural)
Diges-We have jewel OF a. hired gTL
DagIS-lUu have. CHI
DiggS-Nou bet Why, she let my wife 20 10
! tea party last W..