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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Nuevo Mexico Demanda Of
Estado al Congreso 57mo.
Por Derecho y en- Justicia
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tado.
No Hay Question de Raza en- Nuevo

mexico.
No hay lugar para una question de
raza en- Nuevo Mexico, realmente no
exlste question de raza excepto cuando
las exigencias polfticas de los agitadores
Dem6cratas y Populistas en- ell terrific
rio SO esforzan en- levantar una porfa
respecto q la diferencia en- la descen-
dencia de los pobladores mas antiques
en- 81 territorio y los recien venidos de
los estados. Hay menos sensatez Y To-
gica en- dividir q los habitantes de Nue.
vo Mexico, cuando Sc trata de ~cuestio-
mes polfticas, en- titulados "Americanos''
y "Mexicanos,' que habria en- dividir a
Ia genie de los estados en- descendientes
de los Padres Peregrinos, Irlandeses,
Alemanes, Ingleses, Franceses, Norue-
gos y Espanoles, pues nfnguno de ellos
pueden trazar su linaie tan atras en- ell
suelo americana como pueden los ha-
bitantes de Nuevo Mexico cuyos ante
cesores poblaron primero este territorio.
En- polftica, ell pueblo de los Estados
Unidos SOL Republicanos, Dem6cratas,
8 adherentes de algun otro partido po-
lftico, pero jamas ~Irlandeses, IDgleses,
Alemanes 8 Franceses, 8 Catolicos, Pro-
t~estantes 6 a~teistas. La idea es absur-
da, pues ninguna nacionalidad nj reli-
gi6n debe entrar en- las cuestfones poll
ticas am~ericanas y Jporque habia de
hacerse tai cosa en- Nuevo Mexico?
Tambien como materia de hecho, las
escuelas pdblicas de Nuevo Mexico, los
%peri6dicos y todas las demas agencias
estan contribuyendo q traer al pueblo,
de Nuevo Mexico a una norma igual de
educacion 8 Illustration y dentro de una
6 dos generaciones sera diffcil decir
cual es 81 linaje de un residente de
Nuevo Mexico, cuyos abuelos hayan re-
sidido en- ell territorio.
Ell hombre, 8 ~peri6dico, 8 partido,
que trata de hacer capital polftico en-
Nuevo Mexico procurando levantar cues
ton de raza es un enemigo de la comu-
nidad y I'M cizalero que deberia ser
embreado y %emplumado y echado afue-
r a del territorio. 81 81 territorio hui
biera sido originalmente colonizado por
Alemanes 8 Franceses 8 Irlandeses 81
c~ualquier otra nacionalidad, sin excep-
tuar los Padres Psregrinos, y estos hui
hiesen estado aislados durante varios 81
CLOS, descuidados por la madre patria,
sin communication con los centres de CT
vilizaci6n, es une question grave 81 es-
tos c~olonos podrian haber conservalo
las muchas cualidades excelentes de en-
~tendimiento y ~coraz6n, la sed de edu-
caci6n, la honestidad y el deseo innate
de hacer 10 quo es iusto, que caracteri-
q los habitantes originates del territorio
Ia actualidad adn en- sus poblaciones
mas remotas y que solo han sido des-
truidas en- algunos lugares por c~ontacto
con los egoistas recien venidos de los
estados, que q veces no traen amor nj
compression para con los p~obladoresl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Puso 81 Pie en- las vivas Brazas.

"Cuando era nino me abrass terrible.
mente un pie" escribe w. Fl. Eads, dc
louisville, Va, 10 que me o~casiont
llagas horribles en- las piernas por &c
amos, pero 81 Unguento Arnica de Buck
len me euro enteramente cuando todc
habia faltado." Infalible para quema-
duras, escaldaduras, cortadas, llGgas,
Commissioners y almorranas. Sc vende
25c en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Una Tarjeta,

Los fabricantes del Unguento Banner
han autorizado a los infrascritos que Il
garinticen para cortaduras, quemadu
ras, llagas, u%lceras, empeines, eczema J
todas las Intermediates del cdtis. S.
IS 'ievolvera vuestro dinero 81 no hace
%cuanto 70 reclama. DE venta en- tods-
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Aviso q los

Ell NUEvo MExIcANo desea lamar ls
atencion de los agentes al hecho de que
no Sc les concede comision, por esta
compaifa por suscrici6n de los suscri-
torres viejos, y no deben hacer deduction
81 envian 81 dinero de ellos. Por los
nnevos suscritores SO les concede conf
sion al hacer su remitidN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Suscritores.

CuaDdo ordenen SO Gamble la direc-
ci6n del periodico. DIaAN EN- QUE PUNTo
10 A EsTADo REoIBIENDo, asi como Ia
fecha en- lue desean Sc efectde ell cam
bio. Muchos suscritores tienen les mis-,
mos nombres 8 iniciales y nc podemos
saber quieD desea que SO Gamble la di
reccion a menos que Sc nos olga 81 Luz
gar en- que 10 han estado recibiendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

GRATIS IA hermosca Regaosl lei Trato meior ofrecido Iamasl NADIA
yer los Articulos. Hoy ofrecemos IN de los relojes meore5 que se hanpuesto
is@as de venta: UN GENUINE AME lRICyd GAIA cerrada a. de Il quIates Ia
MoyIMIENTo AMERIcANo GENudNo, glen o a%d.S dej Eyy:a 1ag%do Do tren
GARANTIA II PoR q AMOS Pos escgtO q PPpsTissa = dnrabiidad iguaa
prnmera 6rden daremos por los 60 S eas r s %%SpgMa a ab Sanaa n@n gratis los 81 81
qulla Dc ambar del yaqg Dc $1So; IN ? C u RE y Pc ZEE EsP YIN genuine M del
EsPuMA para cgdritos 90 cts; una T EosF Oh dao de al miguel g. u % s cts; una pG ga
CHE layado N ORC LOO %n par dc her%ossos A RE q % n pisdras b biIa mt
MES DE PUNo layados 81 oroc con ma perla engastada, 40 cm; " parde 30
TONEN DE MANGA Ger superfcie de pela, % centavos; 2 BOTONES DE
CUELLO, Dc pera 5octg y un herneso FIsTos con piedra fna, e cs. Ri
Rej yls IA presentes SO mandarin y seran entregados sobre pgo de $498 yos
cargos de expreso, o privilege de plena s ns@ %% Z PpHedeR ~ g Tet% r % 9 4
PRESo los s49 dsbsn acompanar q la orden. CUANDo FL ~ h D IBaS sE
mandarenos los aricnlos gr coreo enTregstrado pagado de antemono. YIN
81 querds rIoi dc tamsno Dc Gabalero 2 sea%a Cuand 70 &C. 0rdena uo para &C.
de Dickens pore coboleros. ESCRIBID HOY antes que Sc ogote ell surhdo
DMecci6n: ATLAS JEWElRY co. "a Metropolitan Block, Chicago Ill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
lREGALO GRATUITO!

Ell NUEvo MExIcANo mandara q todo
suscritor nuevo que envie el pago de un
ano de suscricion, I'm bottom lavado
en- orc con r%etrato, gratis, del sus
critor 8 de cualquier miembro de su
familia. Todo 10 que requerimos es
un retrato de la persona a quien
SO desea representa- en- 81 fot6gra-
TO del bottom. Escriban por muestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

Cuando sintais que Ia vida no vale la
pena tomad una d6sis de las Tablillaa
Chamberlain para 81 Estdmago 8 Higa
do. Limpiaran vuestro est6mago, ARE
glaran vuestro hfgado y regularan vues-
tros intestinos h~aciendoos sentiros como
un hombre nuevo.-De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
REPERTORIOS De JUICES De PAZ.

La Compania Impresora del NUEvo MExIcANo ha preparado repertorios
Civiles y Criminales especialmente para uso de Jueces de Paz. Estan
reglados particularmente, con encabezados impresos, unos en- Espanol
y otros en- Ingles, hechos de buen papel de registro, encuadernados de
una manera sustancial durable con respaldo de cuero y Zorro cubierta
de Iona; tenen un indice complete al principle y las propinas de Jue-
cs de Pazy Soto Alguacnes impresas por entero en- la pagina prmera.
Las paginas tienen 10 I2x16 pulgadas. Estos libros SO componen de
repertorios Civiles y Criminales Separates de 800 paginas cada uno,
8 con ambos Civiles y Criminales encuadernados en- IN ibro, 80
paginas de Cvles y 800 paginas de Criminales. A fin de introducnlos
Sc ofrecen q los precos reduddos siguientes:
Ciynes 8 Criminales $2.75
Combination de CivHes y Criminales 400
Por As centavos adionales por un solo repertoire 8 55 centavos adj
cionales pr In repertoire combinado, Sc mandarin pr correo 6 ex
preso pagados de antemano. Ell precio cabal debe acompanar la orden.
Digan claramente cuales encabezados quieren, 81 en- Espanol 8 Inges
DIREouoN:
COMPANfA IMPRESORA DEL NUEVO MEXICANO,
Santa F6, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
RRarsrRos DE HorARIos PUBLrcos

La Companfa Impresora del NUEvc
MExIoANo tiene para vender registros
en- blanco para uso de notarios pnblicos,
con 81 capftulo de Las Leyes Recopila-
das, que atane d notarios, impreso en- 81
~trente, Seran enviados a cualquier es-
tafeta d oficina de expreso sobre recibo
lie $l.25.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

Las Tablillas Chamberlain para 81
Estomago Q Hfgado curan la biliosidad,
constipation y jaqueca. Son faciles de
tomar y agradables en- So efecto.--De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

"Siempre he usado Ia Mel y Alqui-
tran de Foley, remedio de la tos, y 10
creo 81 meior del mundo," dice Cha,
Bender, I'M vendedor de peri6dicos de
Erie, Pa. No tomeis ningun substitute.
venta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Sc NRCEsrTAN N

Agentes para procurar suscriciones 80 niece
altar On todas parties del territorio. Sc paga'
ran comisiones hberales. Dirijanse & la Com.
aafia Impresora del Nucvo Mexicano por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

Ell NuEvo MSxIoANo Sc envia q todas lac
e~stafetas en- 81 Nuevo Mexico, y tiene una cir
culacion grande y creciente entire la genie in
teligsnte y progressive del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

e Oh sUsoKIolos.

Las leyes de Loo Estados Unidos requieren
que cualquiera persona pagard por un perio-
iico mientras continue tomandolo de la estate
ia, aunque o. tempo por o. cual 80 suscribio
haya expirado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
uN ANo LIBRE DE susoRIoIoN.

A ~cualquiera persona que nos mande 81 d.
nero por cinco suscritores nuevos, por IN ano
cada uno, 10 mandaromos Ell NuEvc MExIcANo
libre por un ano. V6anse los precios de sus-
crici6n arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
A los OAclales Publabos.

Los que tienen que dar 6Anzas pue
den conseguir en- esta ofcina blanca
para f~ianzas, tanto en- castAllano como
en- ingl6s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
IA CRUZ ELECTRICA DE DIAMANTE.

Hllamada tambien la Cruz de Volta, fue d~escubierta en- Austria ha
CO algunos amos, y pronto SO hizo canine en- Europa.
La Cruz Electrica de Diamante puede curar Of Reumatismo--
ash en- los mtsculos como en- las coyunturas, Neuralgia y dolore
en- TODD 81 cuerpo, Noryiosidad, Debiidad Nerviosas Debilidad
Vitalidad Nerviosa Exhausta, Postracion Nerviosa, Falta de Sue
no, Tristeza, Depression Mental, Histeria, PARALYSIS, Adorned
miento, Temblores. Apoplegia, Ataques ~Epilephcos, Bale de sar
Vito, Palpitacon, Jaqueca Nerviosa y Trastornadora y todas las
Afecciones del Slstema Nervioso.
La cruz SO usa diay noche, pendiente de un Gordon de soda co
iocado en- rededor del cuelo. Ell precio de la cruz es I'm Peso, y
SO garantiza que suministra tanto benefcio como las mejores IA
jas electricas, que cuestan de ounce d veinticnco tantos mas
Cada miembro de una famiia, tanto enfermo como sano, no debe
estar jamas sin una Cruz Electrical, pues no puede obtenerse me
jr preventive contra enfermedad.
Manden I'm Peso, por expreso 6 por orden de estafeta 8 CARTE
enrregistrada, y les mandaremos, franco dc porte, una Cruz Elec
trica dc Diamante, 8 seis Dor Cinco Pesos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

MMsu recomeno acnnede PERSONA que hans lido cupdas por eta cruz mMayiloea, son
Iprueba su6ceme d s magco poder. "A
Il JBALLE, del Stuttgart, Ark, eBibe: Pora amos me molesmronI los dohres y ningun doc
tor nj medicine de atente pudiera aiviarme. Esty ahorap Hfecamente cmado gracas d
lu maramosaC Cruz Electrical
PAUL POWIS de Milwaukee, Wis, escnbe: Etuye enfermo de eumatsmo Dor agunoe
amos Despues de- r sss mana u Cuz E6ctrca de Damante pnedo declarr baoj
lramentoq que no aenton ingunas doencmm reumahcas
Pora amos me he visit mohtadod de dolores de echo y probe muchos doGoes pero nMa
me aiv6 III Cruz Electrical de Diamanteme di0aivioe expedite. VIGO BONNIE, Freeport Ill
Estuve tulido dede que teia edsa amos deedady he en@yado muchos doct~es y medi
Iunas sin fb. Cuando vi pimrav z u anunmoc refq que era patana p@o' rsovfo btner
luna, y depues deusadau noscuantos das nj mes dude hyantarmed della I'M y ahora m 10
halo perectamente sane. No puede dae demadadas gracas, De Vd. atento. DEC
lCHARVART, Eastman. Wis
Dept. Al, 500 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02

Euscribanse q Ell NUEvo MExIoANo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-02
Escriban q

Nuestro Solicitanfe: Toda obra &
libro que lleve nuestra inprssi6a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
NEW MEN ON TWO BOARDS
MAYOR SMITH YESTERDAY MADE
APPOINTMENTS TO SEVERAL
VACANCIES .
THERE MAY BE YET ANOTHER
Rumor Has 1t That j. C. Donahoyvcr
Will Resign From the Water
BOARD In the Near
Future.

Mayor Smith yesterday announced his
appointments on the fire and water
boards. The new appointments on the
fire board give the Democrats control
and just at present there is a merry
scramble on between several local poll
ticians to land the place of secretary of
the board.
The appointees on the fire board are:
John M. Clarkin, five years; Albert
Schweitzer, four years; Reuben Warner,
Jr., three years. These take the places
Of Edward Vanish, c. K. Sharood and
7. G. Walther, whose terms expired yes
terday.
The appointments to the board of
water commissioners will be formally
made today as the charter required them
to be made Jan ]. The commissions.
however, are filled out and Crawford
Livingston and Thos. Grace are to be
the new appointees. Mr.. Livingston's
term will be five years, and Mr. Grace's
four years. They take the places made
vacant by the expiration of the terms
of President j. II. Wolterstorff and r. r.
Z. Bement 1t is rumored that as soon as
the sensational fight is over, J. c.. Dena-
hover, at present q member of the board
expects to secure a federal position and
in case he does Mayor Smith will have
the naming of his successor. This will
also make the water board Democratic
The appointments are all considered
strong ones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01

which was followed by 'GIoria in Elk
celsis deo."
His grace spoke on the text Jesus
Christ, the Same Yesterday, Today and
Forever" He said they were summoned
in accordance with the command of the
sovereign pontiff to honor Christ the
Redeemer. In every nation, worshipers
of God were doing the same and as a
century passed out into eternity, and
another was uShered on the scene of
humanity, the milestone of the twentieth
century of the birth of Christ was being
reared to mark His triumphant progress
Today all nations knelt and proclaimed
Film Lord and King. They blessed him
for His blessings in the past and prayed
for continuance of His grace.
During the nineteenth century He had
lived and refined and His achievements
are the credentials of faith and the chal-
lenge to love. Time tests all things and
all men. Time destroys what is transit
tory and shadow. but all the ages de-
clare that Christ, as he lived here below,
was perfection. AS time unrolled it's tab
let's, the names of many great men were
disclosed inscribed thereon, but above all
there lowered one so high that men
asked themselves if it did not come from
heaven and that figure was that of
Christ the Redeemer, who radiates with
all the brilliancy of stainless life and
sinless love, as does the MONDAY sun
after the gloom of night
His words We're words of supreme wis
dom. He spoke of things that men had
craved to hear and the knowledge OF
peace had come from Him alone. He
opened to the despairing the pathway
Of mercy. Surely this was Gods mani
festation of Divine wisdom and Divine
goodness. Philosophers in the oldeu days
never dreamed of so perfect man and
they never formulated truths so profound
or so full of wisdom. In 1900 years that
had passed since this Figure had dawned
on the souls of men, he still maintained
His ancient power over humanity.
Science with its boosted achievements
could not tell whence the soul came or
whittier it went. 1t could not comfort
the afflicted. Christianity was sometimes
said to- be a dream; but dreams did not
throw their influence over centuries and
did not lift up thousands from despair
to life. Therefore at the close of one
and the beginning Of another century,
Christians should consecrate them
selves their country and their
church anew to this Christ who through
the ages had been lifting UP humanity.
All nations following the teachings of
other masters came to Chrintians when
they sought advancement. This was a
grand tribute to Him who was the same
yesterday, today and tomorrow.
He prayed that His influence over His
hearers would be the same here below
as 1t would be in eternity, in the Heaven
above.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
SUSPECT IT WAS ARSON
FIRE IN VACANT HOUSE UsHERs
IN NEW CENTURY.

Fire destroyed a vacant house, 4S3
Randolph street, owned by Mrs. Veronica
Smith, at 1880 o'clock last night. 1t is
believed that the fire was of incendiary
origin. Mrs Vawor, 4S7 Randolph street,
saw a person moving about the unoc--
cupied house with light. She was
wondering who could be there at that
time of night when the place suddenly
burst into flames. The damage amounted
to $500. 1t is not yet known whether
there was aiISs assurance
Mrs. Vorwar and Mrs. Kuhfeld told
o b e reporter that Mrs. Smith, the
owner of the property, was an old lady
who had occupied the mouse until
month ago. She received a pension and
was worth $1,000. A relative had induced
the elderly woman to come and live with
him by going to the house and frighten-
ing her by attempts to gain an entrance
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
Tour OF An Mexico.

been arranged by Chicago. milwaukee, q.
St Paul halfway, in connection with In
we'll known American Tourist Assoeia
ton, Mr.. Reau Campbell. general man
aEer.
Party will leave St Paul and Mime
apolis,. January q. 1901. going via Chi
cago, St Louis and San Antonio and New
Orleans. Chicago win be reached on re-
turn trip. February 2Sih, and Twin Cil,-
March 1st. =
Price Of tickets includes every possible
expense-rairoad and sleeping car IA res
meals, hotels. guides. etc.
Write j. T. Con1ey, Asst. Gen. Pass
Agent, St Paul. or call at 'FThe aIiIwau-
hee" offices for price. OF tickets. complete
itinerary and other information.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
INTEREST IN THE GOSPEL
WILL BE STIRRED BY A NATIONAL.
CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK, Dee. Glover 200 minis
tiers and prominent laymen attended the
meeting held today in the Twenty-third
street branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. in re-
Spouse to the call issued by Mr.. William
Philips Hall of this city in order to con-
slider plans for the holding of national
gospel campaign.
Mr.. William R. Moody of East North
field, Mass, a son of the late Evangelist,
said that the twentieth century needed
the gospel to heal broken hearts of
which there were millions. All appreei-
ated that help. At the present time all
eyes were turned toward religion and
there was greater need of it's teaching
than ever before. The methods of mis-
sion during the present day, he said,
were those during the life of Christ.
People read them because they were
interested.
Mr.. Moody approved holding revival
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
MANY NOISES WERE BLENDED
In a Not DfscOrdant welcome to the
New Century

If noise was required to give an APP
propriate farewell to the old year and
Old century and a hearty greeting to the
new, then certainly 1900 and the nine
teenth century, 1901 and the dawn of the
twentieth century We're properly treated
in st. Paul last night as the clock in the
city hall tower pealed out the hour of
twelve.
Bells, chimes, whistles, cannon, pistols
and guns, and in fact, every conceivable
thing that was capable of making noise
was pressed into service and within less
than five minutes the city became one
bowling wilderness-almost a pandemon-
ium reigned. Many of the large manu-
featuring establishments had evidently
reserved an immense amount of steam
just for the purpose of allowing it to es-
cape through their whistles at this time
and in consequence some of these shrill
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
COPY MIChIGAN'S RULING
ATTORNEY GENERAL DOUGLAS on
THE SUGAR BOUNTY LAW.

Attorney General Douglas has handed
down an opinion against the sugar bour-
~ law.
The sugar company has for some time
been clamOring for bounty of $4,000
under the legislative act which gives a
bounty of one cent a pound, the purpose
being TO foster the industry in Minne-
sofa.
The industry is new in this state as in
a good many other Northwestern states,
Some lime ago the question CT the legal
lty of a bounty law arose in the state
Of Michigan and there the attorney gem
eTal decided against it. This decision
was what called the attention of State
Auditor Dunn and other state officials
10 the law in this state. The auditor
decided not to pay the bounty until It
was determined whether or not he had
a right to do so.
Tho decision is against the legality Of
the law and the Minnesota Sugar COM
pany Will have to go without the bounty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01

was closed by beautiful song, descrip-
tive of the Grave of the Poet on the
Rhein," rendered by Mr.. Ferd Meahring.
All the numbers We're popular and we'll
rendered.
The feature of the evening, which COM
memorated the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the society was the presentation of a
handsome gold watch and chain to the
president, John S. erode by the society.
The presentation speech was made by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
CATHEDRAL UAS JANNED
IMMENSE CONGREGATION HEARD
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND,s GREET
ING TO NEW CENTURY
JESUS THE SAME FOREVER
Eloquent Sermon by the Bishop of
the ArchiiOcese of st. Paul
After the Midnight
Hour.

Literally thousands of people tried to
force their way into the cathedral last
night to be present at the impressive
watch night service over which His grace
Archbishop Ireland presided Precisely
at midnight the venerable prelate en-
tered, preceded by the surpliced altar
boys and the assisting priests. AS they
knelt before the altar the organ sweIled
forth into "Adeste Fideles'' and grad
ually the music grew softer, still on the
same theme until the archbishop rose
when the choir sang "Kyrie Eleisos."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
DINHAM At HIS Old GBNE |
ARRESTED YESTERDAY FOR PASS
ING SEVERAL FORGED
CHECKS
PARoLED FROM SALTWATER
Was Serving 81 Term for Forgery,
and on Ecing Parolcd START
eI - False Some
Money.

A. L. Durham, released from Still
water on parole a short time ago while
serving a sentence of two and a half
Yeas for forgery was arrested yester-
day by the Rondo police on the same
charge. Two weeks ago, it is said, he
passed worthless checks on Mrs Belle
Gordon, 1877 West Third street, Baldwin
and Hardy. Seventh and SibIey streets
and Billy Strange, 37S Minnesota street
for $40 each. He then disappeared and
the police have been conducting a search
for him until yesterday which resulted
IN his arrest.
Yesterday afternoon he hired horse
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01
ARROWS SILVER JUBILEE
GERMAN SINGING SOCIETY A QUAR-
TER OF A CENTURY OLD.

An appropriate farewell stosthe old year
and century and hearty greeting to the
new, was rendered by the members of
st. Paul Arion Singing Society and
scores of their friends at Mozart hall.
A musical concert opened the festivities
of the evening which were participated
in by several hundred happy folks.
A jubilee to the society sung in honor
of the 18th anniversary by the society's
Quartette, introduced the program, which
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-01

and carriage from Aliens livery stable
ON Sixth street, and in payment gave
check. He proceeded to Demberg's gro
Gerry store, ga Western avenue. ordered a
list of groceries which were to be sent
to 232 Charles street and again rendered
a $40 check in payment. After visiting
several saloons, he was arrested at
Thomas street and Western avenue
When searched at the police station
twenty checks ranging from $40 to S25
were found on his person, also a number
enclosed in envelopes ready to be mailed,
In money he had $24
His sentence at Saltwater does NOT ex-
pire until August of this wear,