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The age-herald., 1901-03-28
TREATY BELIEVED TO
 HAVE BEEN REJECTED

London, March 27.-Dr. Morrison, wir- ing from Pekin to the Times, says:
 Reports that the Chinese court has definitely rejected the Manchurian con vention are acquiring great consistency and the extreme reticence of Ii Hung Chang's Yamen points in the same di- rection.
 "rhe Yang Tse Valley is again as last summer, proving the center of the sta bility of China. The action of the Wu Gang and Nankin vceroys is carrying the whole of the central and southern prov inces with it. The movement against Russian and In favor of an appeal to the concert of power is gaining such strength and breadth, that whatever disposition may exist at Sian Flu, the Chinese court may consider estranging Russia a lesser evil than jeopardizing the authority of the throne and prevent the existence of dynasty"
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Completing Work of Organizing First
 Regiment Fourth Brigade.

Gen. James H. Savage of Anniston, brigadier general commanding the Fourth brigade, Alabama division, Unit ed Confederate Veterans, has been in the city several days completing the organi- zation of the First regiment of veterans, which will comprise all of the camps in Jefferson County. He announced the of- cers of the regiment yesterday whom he has commissioned. They are as follows: Colonel-J. w. Bush.
 Lieutenant Colonel-M. w. Steele.
 Major-John c. Boles.
 Surgeon-Dr T. L. Robertson.
 Adtutant-J. Lawler Darbey.
 Sergeant Major-John Haran
 Colonel Bush will appoint one addition al major, a commissary sergeant and a quartermaster sergeant and a number of aides.
 The Sons of the Confederacy will be or ganized in this county in a short time and officers of the regiment commission ed. The names of the officers will be an- nounced by General Savage in few days.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
BESSEM FER.
Big Squeezer In the Rolling Mills Is
 Broken.

Bessemer. March 27-(Special) 1.-The big squeezers in the pudding department of the rolling mill broke today, and this will necessitate the suspending of opera tions in this department for several days until the damage is repaired.
 A number of the officials of the Ten- nessee Company were in town today
 Mrs. c. L. Christopher of Louisville, Ky, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Hendricks.
 Mir Bishop Wright is able to be out af- ter an attack of scarlet fever.
 MT. and Mrs. A. l. Dexter and party of northern friends were taking in the sights of Bessemer today.
 The quarterly love feast will be held at the First Methodist church tonight.
 A Bessemer team is in Birmingham to- night for match game with Birmingham players at the bowling alley in that city. The regular Wednesday night services at the various churches will be held ear- Her than usual tonight to enable those attending to take in the entertainment for the benefit of the public library.
 J. w. Marston of Mobile is the guest of pr. T. F. Robinson and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh S. Smith of Oak land, Cal, are visiting the formers brother, MT. L. o. Smith, and family in Arlington avenue.
 MT. o. W. Ward has returned from 8 business trip to Vossburg, Miss.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

~~----~--------~----- take the leadership and that the defense of the Filipinos would continue.
 The policy of the latter would not be affected.
 Sixto Lopez said he would prepare a statement for the press in a few days The Anti-Imperial League has arranged for a mass meeting in Fanenil Hall Sun day evening.
 The disposition of Aguinaldo, now that he has been apprehended, will be an in- teresting one for the administration to determine The possibility of his cap ture at any time always had been kept in view and that of his future has been a matter of informal discussion by the off, cials here It is not believed, however, that any definite line of action was ever determined upon in regard to the matter. The attitude of the government for long time past has been one of compara- tive indifference to Aguinaldo's capture, 1t having been determined to crush the abouts. His recent activity in directing the course of operations against the American forces probably brought about the recent change in tbis attitude.
 As the leader of an insurrection against the United States government Aguinaldo may be tried and executed, lesser pun ishment meted to him by executive elem ency or complete amnesty extended. While the question of punishment rests with the military authorities, it is be- lieved the President will make the mat ter one for the determination of the au- thorifies here
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Exposition Commission.

Washington, March 27.-It is learned to- day that the President still lacks one name of completing the St. Louis Expo sition committee. The eight men select ed are Ex-Senators Carter Mcbride, Thurston and Lindsay, Ex-Republicans Allen of Mississippi and Glynn of New York, Professor Northrup of Minnesota and E. s. Scott of Arkansas. This ar rangement. makes four Republicans and four Democrats selected The ninth ap- pointee will be Republican, and the con- test for this place is said to lie between r. A. Betts of Connecticut. c. F. Miller of Indiana and another man whose name cannot be learned
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
 9 cents.
British shinbuildina.

Washington, March 27.-According to a report to the State Department by Con- sul Sawter at Glauchau, the shipbuilding yards of Great Britain during 1900 turned out 1,442,471 tons of commercial vessels, against S61, ,692 tons by all other countries combined With warships added, the re- spective amounts aggregated 1,510,S53 and 1,503,792. In the last three years foreign countries have doubled their output, while England has increased only 50 per cent. The United States last year led both Germany and France, the amounts of tons stated respectively being 35S, ,557 and 250 751. Germany turned out the largest ship, the Deutscheland, of 16.502 tons. Four other German steamers had each a tonnage of over 10000. England built eight big ships, four being 12000 tons each, and the Minnehaha 19,130. France Is fast increasing her sailing fleet in consequence of subsidies, and makes no headway with steamers
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
MEDICAL COLLEGE
Annual Commencement Will Take
 Place Monday Evening.

The annual commencement of the Bir- mingham Medical College will take place at the Jefferson Theatre Monday even ing, April l, at o'clock, when the de- gree of doctor of medicine will be con- ferred upon fifteen young men composing the graduating class
 Artisically printed invitations have been issued by the faculty and class and the occasion is looked forward to with much interest by the friends of the school
 Following is tn personnel of the class:
 Henry A. Darby. James H. Terrell Walter C. Head, John T. Hunter, Sidney H. Mann, Frank s. Pugh, Archer w. Sims. James W. Fennell. Andrew B. Gresham, Robert F. Hogan Leonidas r. Jackson, Peyton B. Maughan, Fred K. : Reynolds, Ira c. Skinner
 Class Officers-A. w. Sims, president R. E. Hogan, vice president; w. c. Head, secretary and treasurer; valedictorian, Frederick K. Reynolds.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Never Aqain.
From the New York Evening Sun.

From the New York Evening Sun.
 At the mounted games of Squadron A, not so many years ago. a bright young man sat between two pretty girls. In the potato race a trooper of the name of Bellamy came in second.
 "Ah! I am so sorry" exclaimed one of the fair noes. Tt seemed once as though he would win.''
 Put said the bright young man, "he was looking backward" (which had been true)
 He wasn't" snapped the girl. "He never turned around once"
 Now the bright young man says he will probably go through life and never see another Bellamy looking backward. Such is the fate of a punster.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes tho
 cause.
BOWLING MATCH.
Birmingham Team Again Defeats Mar
 vel City Boys.

An interesting bowling contest took place last night in the Elite Bowling AL ley between the Birmingham and Bes- semer Bowling teams which resulted in another victory for the Birmingham boys
 The match was for the best three out of five games, and Birmingham won the first. second and fourth, deciding the contest.
 Smith made the highest score q30 for the Bessemer team, and Easterley made the highest score Q6O for Birmingham.
 A large crowd of rooters accompanied the Bessemer team and greatly enjoyed the port. The same teams will play again at Bessmer Wednesday night.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Japanese Cruiser Sails.

London, March N.-The Japanese cruis- CT Iwale, recently constructed at the EIswick works, left Davenport for the far east early Tuesday morning instead of departing next Saturday, as was origi- nally intended. She shipped her ammu- hilton while she was coaling and so has tily that portions were left behind
 Judging from remarks made by her off cers, they seemed to anticipate a conflict between Great Britain and Russia, in which event they said the Japanese and British fleets would cooperate
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
WOMAN'S REVENGE.
She Deliberately Shot the Man Who
 Had Wronged Her.

Houston, Tex, March N.-John Walsh, lieutenant in the fire department, was killed today by Hattie Graham, daughter of a police officer. Miss Graham had re- gently prosecuted Walsh, alleging that he had wronged her and he was at the time of the killing under bond to answer to the grand jury. The girl walked be- hind him as Walsh left the car to go to the Central fire station, placed a revolver to his back and fired. The woman was arrested.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
News Sent to Governor Stanley.

Kansas City March 27.-General Fun ston's home Is in lola. Kan. The tele- graph office there had closed when the news of the Generals achievement was received.
 Governor Stanley is in Guthrie, Okla homa The news from Manila was imme- diately wired to the Governor.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Passion Play Prohibited,

Mexico City, March 27.-The archbishop of Mexico has again issued instructions to the clergy in the archdiocese forbid ding in the most stringent terms the per- formance of the Passion Play" during years.
 Last year the archbishop took similar course, and in many places the play, which is a repetition of the trial, con demnation and crucifiXion of Christ was not given.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
General Clayton Will Continue.

Little Rock March 27.-Gen. Powell Clayton, ambassador to Mexico, who is here attending meeting of the Republi- can State Central Committee, announces that he has promised to serve. four years more as representative of the United States in Mexico. stt
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
coLoREo WOMEN
Aid in Work-Committee to Receive
 Contributions.

At the regular meeting of the NobMsse ObIige Club, an organization of colored women, held Tuesday, S25 was voted to the storm sufferers and committee com posed of Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. Davenport was appointed to receive cloth ing and other articles for the needy
 All persons who desire to aid the club in its work are requested to send dona- tions to the home of the president at l510 Sixth avenue
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Steamer Crippled.

Fayal, Azores, March N.-The British steamer King Bleddin, which sailed from New York March 10 for Hull put into this port today with decks swept, boats and bridges gone and with other damage. Cap tain Lyddle and two members of the ves- sells crew were drowned.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
General Otis Is Pleased.

Chicago, March H.-Gen. Elwell s. Otis was awakened this morning with the news that Aguinaldo had been captured by General Funston.
 q am very glad to hear it," said Gen eral Otis but he declined to say any thing further this morning.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

Storm Souvenir, containing eleven photographic half-tone illustrations, and printed on heavy enameled paper, 17x22 inches, for sale at The Age ! .erald office. Ten cents each.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Holiday On Good Friday.

New York, March 27.-The Board of Governors of the New York Stock Ex- change have decided to suspend business on Good Friday, April 5, and on Satur- day, the 9th
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

Charged With Retaillng.-J. L. Goodson, from Montevallo, was bound over yesterday by United States Com missioner w. K. Cornish on charge of retailing His bond was fixed at $100, in default of which he was com mitted to jail.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

Preliminary Investigation.-Coroner Paris received word yesterday that a negro had been killed at Avondale, and will make an investigation of the case.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
THE CITY

Abe Herring In Jail.-Abe Herring, alias ii. H. Herring, is in jail charged with attempting to poison the family of J. D. Payne at Irondale.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
Drink Lemp's Falstaff bot tied beer.

Our display of Cabinet Mantels will interest you. Prices and quality for every one.
 Prowell Hardware Go.
 1917 Second Ave.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

The map furnished our subscribers Is the most complete of it's kind ever published
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

A Socfal.-There will be social at the Tabernacle of the First Christian Church tomorrow evening, March 29, to which all are cordially invited A short musical programme will be car ried out and refreshments served. A novel feature will be "Tree of Knowl- edge" on which will be fruit for all ages and sizes. No charges for ad- mission or refreshments.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

MiIIer's "Endless chain."-Only one letter was received at the jail yes terday for Frank Miller, who is in jail under sentence of death for killing Policeman Adams, and who recently started an endless chain" begging let ter. The. letter received yesterday was from a lady in Missouri. It con tained no money, but the writer wanted to know if she was "at kin" to Miller.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

Only limited number of maps left. Subscribers should avail themselves of this opportunity to secure a house. hold, office and school room necessity.
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
RELIEF FUND CONTINUES TO GROW

The following subscriptions to the relief fund were received up to a late. hour last night:
 Empire Laundry ce..........$ 5oo.oo
The age-herald., 1901-03-28

ou,s R. ereoorv . 100 |. w. Wallace. ..-. 1000 Mrs, J. W. Wallace. ..... 1000 Local No. 136 International
 Workers =. .... 500 Abbott ~.. . ..~-. zoo
 Total. .s13,7e4.41 EIks, Fund .... 762.65 Southern and A. 0. 8. Rail-
 roads ... ...... 100000
 Grano total.... .... ....$1o,o2f'oo
The age-herald., 1901-03-28
DARING PROJECT
 4 GLORIOUS SUCCESS ANDs
 AGUINALD0 IS A PRISONER

Continued from First Page.)
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
La Corte suprema.

La corte suprema di6 el lines OPT
niones sobre variag causas entire elias
las siguientes: Anastacio Torres con-
ira ell cuerpo de comisionados del con-
dado de Socorro; sentencia en- favor del
actor por su salario por el primer tri-
mestre del afo de 1899 raz6n de $500
al a1o y desde IL de Mario de 1899
hasta Mario 81 de 1899, raz6n de
5000 al afio.
j. HI. Blain contra A. Staab, la SEN
tencia de la corte de abajo fu6 afrmada
con una modification reduciendo la
cantidad de TERRA de z pies y 8 pulga-
das d 5 y s pulgadas
En- la causa del territorio contra
Thomas Ketchum, la sentencia de la
corte de abajo fue afrmada, y SO orde-
no que la sentencia de la corte de dis
trito sea llevada efecto en- Clayton,
cabecera del condado de Union, ell dia
% de Mario de 1901. Esto significa
que la sentencia de muerte que pasa
sobre ell afamado Black Jack, robador
de trenes bandolero, sera ejecutada
en- Clayton esa fecha.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02

El dia % de Febrero fu6 investigada
en- Las Cruces Ia causa de Toribio Huer-
ia y Jose Garcia, a quienes Sc acusa de
haber matado un desconocido, cerca
de Cambray, el dia FL de Febrero. Sc.
gun 81 testimenio presentado 81 difunto
y los dos acusados salieron juntos pie
de Deming para Ell Paso. En- Cam
bray, el difunto tuvo la imprudencia de
mostrar que traia bastante dinero, Y q
pocas millas de ALI fue baleado y muer-
to, siendo arrojado su cadaver debaio
de un puente del ferrocarril. Los ase-
sinos Sc fueron para El Paso en- el ST.
guiente tren, y al ser telegrafada noti-
cia del suceso a dicho lugar, los dos
hombres fueron arrestados al baiar del
tren. Garcia, el mas j6ven, confes6 el
delito y dio su testimonio en- la investi-
gaci6n. Segun dijo no tuvo parte en- el
homicidio, pues su compafiero sin de-
cir NADIA mato al finado y 10 despoj6 del
dinero que traia. Huerta Sc mostr6
serene en- la averiguaci6n y neg6 cuan-
to habia declarado Garcia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
Tiene cuenta Comprar Barato.

Un remelio barato para toses y res
friados estA muy bien, pero necesitaia
alguna cosa que alivie y cure los result
tados mas severos y peligrosos de enfer-
medades de garganta y pulmones ?Que
debereis hacerf JIr q un china mas
calido y regular? 81, 81 es possible; 81
no os fuere possible, ent6nces tomad de
todos modos el UNIoo remedio que ha
sido introducido en- todos los paises
civilizados con exito en- casos graves de
Intermediates de garganta y pulmon,
"El Jarabe Aleman de Boschee." No
solamente sana y estimula las telas para
destruir 81 germen de la enfermedad,
sino que mitiga la infamscion, causa
facil expectoracion, da buen descanso
durante Ia noche, y cura al paciente.
Prueben un frasco. Recomendado mu-
chos amos por todos los boticarios del
mundo. De venta por A. @. ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
NINA EN- LA SIERRA DE zUNr.
Ell Gobernador Otero. sl Juez McFie y
Otros Interesados en- un Buen Proyecto
dc Minas.

Ell escribano de distrito A. M. Ber.
gere, ha regresado de un viaje al con-
dado de Valencia, adonde fu6 con O.
objeto de yer & inspeccionar una nina
de cobre que es propiedad del gober-
nador Otero, 81 Juez McFie, el Hon
Salomon Luna, d. M. White y el mis-.
mo Bergere, On el distrito de Copper
Hill, en- la sierra de Zufi, condado de
Valencia. Sc ha hecho un trabajo de
mas de 200 pies en- la nina, y las
muestras traidas por Mr.. Bergere indi-
can que es una propiedad dc gran valor
y una de las mas ricas minas de cobre
en- ell territorio. Un perito la ha OK.
aminado y darA su informe esta semana.
La nina SO halla distancia de diez y
ocho millas del ferrocarril de Santa
Fe. Aqua Azul es la poblaci6n mas
cercana. Cerca de diez buenos recla-
mos SO hallan agrupados en- contorno
de la nina y el distrito promote hscer
ruido en- el cercano porvenir por su pro-
ducci6n de cobre.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02

Gano Eads fu6 arrestado por ell di
putado mariscal de los Estados Unidos
Fred Fornoff, bajo acusaci6n de habel
estafado varios centenares de pesos I
una compahia de seguros en- Ardmore
Territorio Indico, por la cual habia es
tado actuando como agente. La que
rella fue sacada por un gran jurado dt
los Estados Unidos en- Ardmore Inter
viene una orden de remoci6a, Eads per
manecera confnado en- la penitenciaria.
En- la causa de David Martinez J
otros en- contra de David Rodriguez J
otros, demanda que versa sobre ID
poseci6n de un pedazo de terra, O
Juez McFie ha nombrado Ernest A
johnson como juez arbitro.
En- las dos causas del Territorio con-
ira Harry Potter por violacion de la
ley de domingos, las estipulaciones han
sido protocoladas para cambio de lugal
Las Vegas, y los papeles SO han tras
ferido dicha localidad.
El escribano de distrito A. M. Ber.
gere ha recibido aviso de que ell conda-
do de Taos tiene 1,700 en- la tesnreria
para fines de la corte de distrito, y el
condado de Rio Arriba $3,400. Este
da seguridad de que en- aquellos con-
dados habra cortes en- la primavera.
Ell padre Gisleen Haelterman, cura
parroco de Santa Cruz, que es natural
de Belgica, ha sacado So carta de ciu
dadania en- la corte de distrito.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
Ell Proyecto de Educacion Springer.

La camara no hara sino gu deber
hacia sus CONSTITUENCIES 81 aprueba ell
proyecto educational Springer. NADIA
contiene que pueda objetar ningun
distrito escolar. FL hecho de que no
hslla favor con un ntmero de personals
que no son progresistas, que no Green
en- asegurar los maestros mas efcientes
que puedan procurarse por el salario
pagado, es mas bien una recommendation
que una objection en- favor de la medi-
da. Ell NUEvo MExIoANo ha dicho re-
petidas veces, y 10 dice otra vez, que la
esperanza para el porvenir de Nuevo
Mexico depende de gu sistema dc escue-
las pdblicas. Que ningtin estado que
no hace 10 mejor que puede por sus
escuelas pdblicas ha prosperado jamas
nj puede prosperar es cosa bien sabida.
Los ciudadanos educados son general
mente ciudadanos progresistas y em-
prendedores que saben aprovechar sus
oportunidades, y ESQ es 10 que Nuevo
Mexico necesita mas que ninguns otra
cosa en- el dia-hombres que saquen
toda la ventaia possible de las oportuni.
dades que ofrece 81 territorio. Un
hombre sin educaci6n puede perma-
necer todos los dias de su vida salts
fecho con sembrar un pequefo pedazo
de TERRA con chile 8 frijoles, pero el
ioven que ha recibido ensenanza deseara
obtener mas de las oportunidades que
le rodean por todos lados. Els el meior
don que los Legislatures puedan dar al
territorio, una buena Icy de escuelas
con provistos que compelan su ejecu-
cion, y ESQ ee precisamente 10 que hsra
81 proyecto de Springer.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
Asuutos Legales.

El Hon. E. L. Bartlett, abogado dc
la Compaffa Impresora del Nuevo Me
xicano, ha protocolado demandas en- Ia
corte de distrito en- contra de la Com.
pafifa del Ferrocarril Urbano de Santa
Fe, por $9405; en- contra del Cuerpo
de Comisionados del condado de Rio
Arriba por $618.40, y en- contra del
cuerpc de comisionados de Socorro por
$4O5. so, cantidades debidas la Com
pania del Nuevo Mexicano por anun-
clos y abastos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-02
CRONICA PERSONAL.

Eyaristo Trujillo, de Pojoaque, sc
halla de vista en- la ciudad.
La Sra. Isabel B. de Luna, que friss
en- 83 amos de edad, SO encuentra gra.
vemente enferma en- su residencia en- Ia
avenida de Grant.
Don Carlos Baca, de Los Lunas, al.
guacil mayor del condado de Valencia,
SO encuentra en- la capital.
La Sra. I. D. Burns, acompanada de
sus hijos la Sra. Murray y la Sta.
Margarita y su hijo Thomas, regresaron
de Albuquerque eI microbes pasado,
habiendo estado ALA visitando al Sr.
M. s. Otero y esposa.
Don Manuel Delgado, escribano de
pruebas SO ha recuperado de un ataque
de la grippe.
Don J. Demetrio Medina, negociante
y ganadero de Wagon Mound, Sc halla
en- la capital con negocios.
Don Secundino Romero, escribano
del cuarto distrito Judicial, SO halla en-
la ciudad visitando la legislature.
Quinto Sandoval y Monico Sandoval,
de San Pedro, Sc hallan en- la ciudad
con negocios.
La Sra. Armijo, esposa de Mariana
Armijo 8 HIS del Coronel Chaves, con
sus hijos Antonio J. Luna y Frank
Chaves, ha venido de Albuquerque y
permanecera una semana visitando
gu padre.
Ell Hon. Antonio Joseph, de Ojo
Caliente, ex-delegado al congreso, Sc
encuentra en- la capital.
Ell Hon. b. S Rodey, delegado electo
81 congress-, SO march6 ell ltnes pasado
para Washington asistir las cere-
monias de Inauguration.
Don Teodoro Roybal. de Mora, al
guacil mayor del condado de Mora, SO
halla de vista on la capital.
Don Cleofas Romero, alguacil mayor
del condado de San Miguel, estuvo en-
la cfudad durante la semana.
Alexandra Torres, anteriormente de
esta ciudad y que q la fecha reside en-
Wagon Mound, SO halla en- Santa Fe
visitando sus parientes.
Los Sres J. M. Sandoval Ignacio
Gutierrez, de Sandoval, ciudadanos
bien conocidos del condado de Bernali-
llo, SO hallan hospedados en- el Hotel
Palacio.
El Hon. Epimenio Miera, presidente
del cuerpo de comisionados del conda-
do de Bernalillo, Sc encuentra de vista
en- la ciudad.