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ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING.
steward of Hamburg Liner Caugh
In HObnIcn-isis story.

steward of Hamburg Liner Caught
In Hobaken-Eis story.
New York, Nov. 24.-The journal
says:
William Volkmar, for nineteen years
past chief steward ON the Graf Walder.
see Of the Hamburg-American line, has
been arrested In HobOken, charged
with smuggling. A prominent perfume
manufacturer of this city Is said by
customs officials to be implicated with
Volkmar and will, it is stated, be pro.
ceeded against by civil suit.
Volkmar was arrested as the Wal.
dersee docked in Hoboken by Colonel
Charles y. Traitteur, customs in.
spector ana a. Cohn. a special inspec-
tor of the law department of the Gus
toms house.
He was taken before Edward Russ.
united States commissioner, furnished
cash bail in $500 and was released.
The specific charge is that he smuggled
violet essence and musk into Hoboken
on July 10 last.
. customs inspectors have in their pos
session two bottles of concentrated
violet essense and six tin boxes con-
tanning pure musk. The violet essence
is valued in London at $4S an ounce,
ana each contained eight ounces. The
value Of the musk was estimated as
being equal to that of the violet es-
senee.
Vollimar said to a reporter:
"A longshoreman bought the package
containing the stuff am charged with
smuggling in Plymouth, and to oblige
him consented to hand it over to
friend of his in this country. did not
know what it contained"
The customs officials aver that an
other arrest will follow.
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Former Queen LiI.In Ut,b

Salt Lake City. Nov. "a. = Former
Queen Liluokalani and her attendants
are guests Of the Hawaiian colony in
Salt Lake City and will be entertained
until Tuesday, when she will re
sumo her journey eastward The
ex-queen was given reception at the
Beehive House. She attended services
at the Tabernacle, after which spe-
cial organ recital in her honor was Civ
en-. The Hawaiian colony here is quite
large, and many of the deposed queens
former subjects called on her at her
apartments,
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Athletic club Members Indicted.

Fort Scott, Kan, Nov. 24.-The fed
eral grand jury in session here has in
dictedSfNG Of the principal men in the
Webb city (Nlo.j Athletic club, includ-
ing banker, A. Z. Stewart Of that
town, in connection with the recent
heavy losses of money at the clubs
foot racing track there. 1t is asserted
by the officers that the members of the
club do not deny having won in the last
eighteen months upward Of 100000
The winnings last week are known to
have been $4,000
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barcelona Riots Continue.

Barcelona, vim Cerbere, France, Nov.
24.-The disorders are increasing, and
The government is stopping kilograms
and taking comprehensive military
measures to maintain order. Serious
contictss iii which many We're injured
have occurred between students and
soldiers and between Cdstllian and Cat
alan students.
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Pomeroy Pao Florist Murdered.

West Chester, Pa, Nov. 24-IIoward
T. Harvey, AZ greenhouse keeper at
Pomeroy, this county. has been found
lead near his house with a bullet hole
N his head. Everything points to his
having been murdered. No pistol was
found. His pockets We're rifled, and
his home had been ransacked. He was
thirty-seven years of age and had lived
Mt Pomeroy about seven years.
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Masked Men Rob Amea wo,,on

Avon, Mass, Nov. 24.-Mrs. George
Lintield, seventy years old, has had
500 <orcibly taken from her by two
masked men at the point of revolver.
The men asked Mrs. Linfield for mon
ey, but size denied that she had any,
They then tore open the front of her
dress and found $700 i'll one dollar
niils. The Linfields had rccently, sold
their place, and this money came from.
the sale.
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French Coal strike Ended

Paris, Nov. 24.-The partial strike of
coal miners in the department of the
Nord has been ended by resolution
adopted to resume work and to await
general action, a decision regarding
which has been referred to the con
gress Of the federation, which will
be held in January.
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ml relief am positive yeny nd forms % Nervous digestion hrren
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inceasn h 0 ii d
nat c liking distressed ig n i d ~s IS EASILY
more c ct et hence more RED ch bloc e n Lgh the bod;
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senator seye,,.s ueo,tn

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. Ex-Governor
VOORHEES, of New Jersey, who is in
Asheyille with Senator Sewell, who is
III, said in an interview: The visit of
myself and Senator Stokes is Of no po-
litical Significance. MI. Sewell has no
intention Of resigning. l was glad to
find him in improved heulth.''
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sousn rornlnr In Lonaon.

London, Nov. 24.--Sousa's band has
played to overfowing audiences at the
Empire theater and at Covent Garden.
Among those present We're NJ. Santos
Dumont, the Brazilian aeronaut; Nine.
Melba, Mrs. Cornwnllis-W West and the
Portuguese minister to Great Britain,
the Marquis de Several.
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Archbishop Corriwap

New York, Nov. 21,--Archbishop Corr
rigan and many of the local Catholic
clergy have gone TO Baltimore to at
tend the ceremony of the conservation
to the bishoprlc of Mgr Thomas j.
Conaty, the rector of the Catholic uni
versity, which will be- performed by
Cardinal Gibbons in the cathedral in
that city.
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New African CabIe 0mca.

New York. Nov. 24.-The CONNER
rial Gable company has issued the fol-
lowing notice: 1--WE have been advised
OF the opening to public service of the
cable station Sekondi. on the Gold
Coast Of Africa. The rate is the same
as to Accra."
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having carefully
no opun morphine, thlooorm
REV. DH. MORRIS
Avon Springs, N Y, /,
Go
effect Of your Asmena for the Asthma My
my own skill as well others chanced
of
MY wife commenced taking about the
radical Improvement After
ard she is entirely from all
commend the me to al who afflicted with this
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Bros Co
Gentlnen
remedies
started with trial
fnlszed hottie and
in the host of health
business day. This testimony of
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st, New wYokC
TRIAL BOTTLE SENT or POSTAL
Do cot delay Write MEDICINE
CO, 70 Fast 19Oth st, n. Y. City
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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AIittens are desirable if the doll is to
play out doors, and these are to be found
for 10 and Is cents pair.
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WANTED Energetic workers 10 dis
tribute circulars and samples: permanent
occupations: good pay. Distributes
Lcague. 40 West 2Sth St., New York.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cord wood at reasonable
prices for cash only or will exchange
for manure Address Clover Hill Farms
Garrcroft, Del.
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County Taxpayers
axe Notice.

Persons owing County Taxes for 1901
and wishing TO save per cent. rebate,
must pay the same during the month of
November. The face of the bill will
be charged during the month of Decem-
her. 8 per cent. will be added to all
Tax Bills on and after January /, 1902.
HI. G. RETTEW,
Receiver of Taxes
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AS THMA CURE FREE!
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in all Cases.
SEM ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
Write yaur and address pany

There is nothing like Asthmalene. 1t
brings instant relief, even in the worst
cases. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. g #. WELLS of Villa
Ridge, IL, says: "Your trial bottle Of
Asthmalene received in good condition.
| cannot tell you how thankful feel for
the good derived from it. was slave
chained with putrid sore throat and As
thma for ten years. despaired of ever
being cured. ] saw your advertisement
for the cure of this dreadful and torment
ing disease, Asthma, and thought yar
mad oyerspoken yourself, but resolved to
give it trial. To my hstonishment the
trial acted like charm. Send me full
size bottle"
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REV. DIR. NORRIS WECHsLER.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel.

habbI OF the Gong. Bnai Israel.
New York, Jan. 3, 1901.
Drs. Taft Bros Medicine CO.,
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalcne is an
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hay
Fever. and it's composition alleYiatns
all troubles which combine with As
thma. It's success is astonishing and
wonderful.
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WANTED.

Fine premiums given away to agent
aelling our celebrated face preparation.
"Glycerine Pearl" Sample bottle fift.
cents. Premium catalogue free.
The Floyd Drug * Chemical Co.,
Shelbyville, Ind.
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After having
no opun morphine, thlooorm ether. Very
WEGHLER
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I~axakOla Does 1t.

gently moves the bowels and thus the d
upon the liver and kidneys keeping them active and strong
It's tonic properties clear the coeSon stinula
liver quicken the circulation the flesh and bghe
eye the speedily disappears entire yse
cuperaes and tones condition of perfect and h
AXAKoIA gentle and safe remedy during all cond
of health of the gener whenever their peculiar and de
constitutions require mild and efficient laxative and tonic
invaluable in assisting to relieve distinctions which otherwise
lead to more or less severe pain illness
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
CAPTURED MANY
GUNS And RIFLES.
German Expedition Which Started
Christmas for Lien Chang Re-
turns to Tien Ssin.
AMMUNITION DESTROYED.
Two Thousand Rifles and Fifty three Krupp
Field Guns Seized by Colonel Grender
Hostile Expeditions Into the
Interior to Cease.

Tfen Tsin january 5.-The German
expedition which started Christmas for
Lien Cherlg Hsu, under command o.
Colonel Greuder, returned on Thursday.
Colonel Greuder reports the capture of
forty three Krupp field gums, the te-
structfon of 5000 rifles and large nuan.!-
ties of ammunition.
YU HSIEN EXECUTED.
Paris, january 5.-The foreign oHice
is advised from Shanghai under date
of january 8, THAT advices from san
Flu confirm the REPORTS of the ex2ch-
tion of Yu Hsien, the former go7a,nol
of Shan ST, guilty of m'assacreing aH'%t
fifty missionaries whom he invi.e1 II
accept his protection, ON December i9,
by order of the dowager empress Prince
Tuan is still alt Ninghi. There are 3a,CoO
Chinese regulars alt Sian Flu. The court
has made no preparations to return.
HOSTILITIES TO CEASE.
Shanghai january 5.-A dispatch re
ceived here from Ten Tsin says that
Fiell Marshal Count Won Waldersee
notified his staff Ito cease hostilitdes, Lut
some commanders have not been in
formed of these instructions. 1t is ex-
plained that they are in the field after
Boxers. Prince Ching and LII Hung
Chang again urged Count Won Walder-
see 10 ask the commanders to de+sisat
from hosItilities
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
SITUATION IN
CAPE COLONY.
An Emergency Cabinet Meeting Was
Called at Noon After a Long
Consultation,
ACROSS The ORANGE RIVER.
Another Small Body of Beers Has Entered
Cape Oo!ony-The Western Commando
Of the Invaders Is Marching
Toward Calvin.

Cape Town, january 5.-An emergan
CIV meeting of the cabinet was convened
alt noon to-day after a long corsulra-
tom between the British high conniis-
sioner, Sir Alfred Miner, and Pfel~.ier
Sir J. Gordon Sprigg. An important
prunouncement is expected.
KITCHENER REPORTS.
London. january 5.-Lord Kitchener
reports to the war Office, under date uf
Pret cria, January 4, as follows: "The
Boers reappeared along the railway IN
the neighborhood of Rheinoslter. hlt 1T
is doubted if Dewet is with them. With
regard to the situation in Cape Colony,
the WESTERN commando seems to be
making toward Calvin, and the eastern
party appears to have broken up into
small parties Another small body
crossed the Orange river west Of ALI
wal North yesterday.
BOERS RELEASE PRISONERS.
London, January 5.-The Beers have
released the members of the regiment
captured at Helvatia on December 29.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
A Big RAILROAD DEAL.
The Philadelphia and Reading Gobbles up
the Jersey Central.

New York, Jahuary 81. P. MCrga II
& Co. are reponted by Wall street
news bureau as announcing that .ney
bought THE control off tine Central IsG''.
road of New Jersey, and offered Il to
the Reading company, which ac 'lptrd
the proposition.
THE STORY CONFIRMED.
P1hilaide delphia, january 5.-Pres !.n:
Harris and First Vice President Vo1r-
hees, of the Reading Railway Conf: any.
to-day practically confirmed the story
from New York THAT J. Pienponr Nor
gam & 90. secured the Central railroad
of New Jersey, and offered the proper
ty to- the Reading company. Beyou ad-
matting that the offer of Morgan {. Co.
had BEEN accepted, neither of the OIL
cials would discuss the subject, nor
would they make known the terms 'lr-
on which the tramsfer was made. over
$4,000 shares of Reading stocks were
dealt in in this market to-day. The
Morgan interests practically caItrol
the Reading properties.
1T rs NOT DENIED.
New York, january 81. r. Morgan
& Co. confirmed the report that they
acquired the control Of the New Jersey
Central railroad and sold the control
to the Reading railroad.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
A WOMAN'S BLOODY DEED.
Fatally Wounded Her Lover and Hurt
RYstander.

Gertie Dunn, at Gallup, shct and Ia
tally wounded her former lover, Frank
Suplee, about O'Clock Thursday M f,'-
ing. The parties were quarreqIng IN the
rear of the house. The woman claims
that Supaee threatened to kiln her, and
that he WAS reaching for his qua when
she got hers first and fired several snr!s
at him. The first shot missed 81 =,
but hit Frank Hart, San juan farmer,
who CHANGED to be passing. Harr vas
hit in the groin, but is not seriously
wounded The second shot Struck sup
lee in the shoulder and the third pas'e :
through his lung. 1t is feared he will
die. The woman was at once put under
arrest, and will have hearing 20
morrow, for should Suplee fail to take
up the maHter the authorities will &C
The woman lis the widow Of Jack
Dunn, AN old-time gambler, wao was
widely known throughout Colorado and
New Mexico. Suplee is running Il r,ad
house four miles east of Gallup. Hart
Win return alt once ITO MS home.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
CERRILLOS NOTES.
A Foreign Coal Miner az Madrid Hurt by
an Explosion.
Snecial Con-. New Mexican,

Special Cor. New Mexican.
CerriIlos, january SIS. H. Laird,
night operator ait Thornton, was in Ger
rillcis Wednesday, taking the examina :
tkon for sight and hearing, preliminary
to promotion to STATION agent at some
other point. He has held positions at
Waldo, Ration and SANTA Fe, and is de-
serving of promotion.
The Catholic church is being papered
and otherwise beauhfied.
An ALIEN miner, by the name Of Odes-
sa. who was working alt the hard coal
mime alt Madrid, was seriously injured
by the premature explosion of charge
OF powder which he was tamping.
Prof. Gilt.ner was in town few days
ago, and displayed fine specimens of
lead and silver ere taken from his prop
critics in the Sandia mountains south of
here. He repouited that MIR. Van Horn
had gone ito Denver, and will return in
about ten days with several Colorado
investors, with a. view of preparing
plans for the construction of mill and
other works for the gold properties
owned by him in the Sandals
H. A. Naal is fitting up a building for
photograph gallery. A skylight has
been placed in. and Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
will open a first -class photograph gall
lery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
FORTY FIND A
WATERY GRAVE.
The Steamer Iaqua Wrecked on Dux-
bury Reef Just Outside Of the
Golden Gate.
ONLY one MAN WAS SAVED
Chief Engineer Burrell Was Washed Ashore
on an Overturned Boat After Being in
the Water Two Hours-A Total
Loss,

San Francisco, Call, january 5,---Tho
steamer Iaqua, which left this city yes.
terday afternoon for San Diego With a
wrecked last night ON Duxbury Reef,
just outside of the Golden Gate, AMI all
on board, with the single exception of
Chief Engineer Bum'ill, who was wash
ed ashore on am overturned boat, AFT, J
being in the waiter two hours, are be-
lieved to have perfshed. The detail; arc
meager. 1t is known that there We're
between thirty and forty persons on
board the vessel at the time of the ac-
cident The Iaqua sailed from Eureka
several days ago, and put in here yes
terday to land some passengers, a a:;cr
doing which Captain Basch put to sea
again. 1t is probable that the unfortu-
nate vessel, driven too near the reef Il
the haze that overspread the wate was
Thrown upon the rocks by the swell.
She is a total loss Chief Engineer Bu.-
rill reached shore and telephuned WI
liam G. Mugan, representative of Dol
beer & Carson, agents of the vesS. :. il
this city, saying that the steamer was
in distress, and asking for assistance.
A tug at ONCE STARTED fOr the scene of
the disaster. These facts Were communi-
Gated by Dolbeer early this morning,
but he could give no further pArtiou-
lars. Mr.. DoIlbeer owned one-eigh il OF
the vesseH, and the other seven e ghths
We're owned by the Humboldt Single
Manufa ctundng Association.
NOT AS SERIOUS AS FIRST RE-
PORTED.
The Steamer Iaqua lies upright ON
Duxbury Reef, twenty miles north of
Sam Francisco. The life saving station
reports that mem are seem on the deck.
A sailor named Chris was killed last
night while attempting to- land lin a
small boat. Two men handed safely last
night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
CONNECTIONS SATISFACTORY.
Improvements at Lamy Depot Surveying
Parties in Field-New Mexico Divi-
sion to be Improved.

Division superintendent ]. e. tiurey,
of the SANTA Fe, was in the city toad y
ON official business, having come up
from the SOUTH and leaving this after
noon for Las Vegas The new time card
now i'm effect ON the Santa Fe road is
the best that has ever been granite this
city. There are four trains RUM n2. IN
and out of Santa Fe, making clos! cou-
necHion with all trains from the east,
west and south, except the California
limited, which latter train passes Lan1y
going east and west in the middle OF
the night, and is considered Dat
through train for California for travel
from Chicago and Kansas City Mr..
HURLEY stated that he had given or - s
when trains were late to make prompt
connection with Santa Fe, and W.lcn-
esy.er thera Us TIM to make the round
trip not to wait for delayed tra Is, but
to bring to Santa Fe amy passengers AZ
Lamy, returning in time to make con-
nection with the next train. The depot
at Lamy has been greatly improved A
comfortable dining room has bee1 con-
structed, and a new kitchen ami blk
cry, as several meals are now taken at
Lamy. An addition has been builr, and
there is now short order and lunch
counter. similar to the one at Albuiuhr
que in openation there. These improve
ments are much appreciated by passen-
gers, as are also Mr.. Hurley's orders to
make connection with Santa Fe. A n9W
brick platform composed of i'0ce
bricks from the penitentiary at santa
Fe, has been laid at the Lamy dapot,
and it is believed that new platform
composed of the same kind of bric!; VIII
be laid at the depot i'm this city. Ihe
Santa Fe road has made a contract
with the penitentiary here, and pur-
chases from that institution all the
brick used by it from La Junta south
In the new depot and hotel at Albu-
oueruue, for which the foundations are
now laid, brick from the Santa Fo pen
itentiary will also be used, and 1t VIII
take 600, 900 of them for the build l'G.
A CORDS of surveyors has been in the
field for some months running ''ne
between Ration and Las Vegas f"r the
purpose of making a survey to reduce
and straighten curves and grades be
tween Eaton and Glorieta as much as
possible, both for the purpose o. m
creasing the speed of the service AID
for the comfont of passengers. -P7W"f :.
full new engines have been placed or the
New Mexico division, and as s)ca as
they are i'm better shape and become
adapted to service, delays and loss OF
time in running will be to a great 'eX-
tent obviated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY'S TRIP.
He Nav Meet President Diaz on the Boun-
dary.s

Ell Paso, Tex, January 5-A tele-
gram from Congressman Stephens gave
assurance that President Nc Kinley VIII
pass Through Ell Paso on his western
trip. The citizens ait once Interested
themselves in preparing suitable le-
cepton for him. 1t was decided, among
other things, that it would be appro-
pirate to invite President Diaz of M"S-
leo, to visit the northern border OF ms
dominions at that time to meet ina
greet the president of the Unified States
in the center of tine International bridge
that spans the Rio Grande river, mark
ing the boundary line between this
country and Mexico. The Mexican Off.
cials are confident that President D,az
will accept the invitation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL.
Senator Money Takes Fling at the West
Point Military Academy.
SENATE

Washington, january 5.-The bill ex-
tending the mining laws to saline lands
was passed. 1t declares all unOccupled
public lands containing salt depos' It's
subject to- location and purchase under
the n.ining law. THE senate then pro
ceeded to- the consideration of the army
reorganization bill Mr.. Proctor of Yer
mont offered as an amendment to sec
ton g provision introduced by him
self yesterday concerning the vacane cs
in the position of chief of staff. Tile
amendment was adopted. When the
section of the bill was reached provid
ing for the appointment of volunteer
officers to be officers of the regu,a.
army an extended discussion ensuei
Money declared that There were many
officers in the volunteer army as clearly
entitled, as gentlemen and officers, to
commissions in the regular army as the
cadcls, who, by hazing and by tn a'r
mittees, "are to-day disgracing The
whole country ait West Point" The
committee amendment, providing tina t
volunteer officers might be appointed
to second lieutenlantcies was disagreed
to, thus restoring the house provision
that volunteer officers might be ap
pointed to THE grade of first lieutenant.
The army reorganization bill, as fa.'
ais the committee amendments are con-
cernad, has been completed All com
mittee amendments except those TO
which objection has been offered, were
agpeed to- The bill to ratify and COLI
firm the agreement with the MuIscogea
or Creek tribe of Indians passed.
HOUSE.
Washington, january 5.-Wi thout III
apportion bill was resumed. NJ.
Lihtlefield of Maine argued in favor o.
the Burleigh BILL which provided for a
house of 1856 members. Mr.. Lttlefieii
declared THAT the Hopkins bill could
properly be mtitle am "act to cripple
the state Of Maine in her representati on
in the house and electoral college," Hs
resented what he termed MIR. Hopkins
assault on the state of Maine. That
statement drew from Hopkins an indis-
namt denElal which led to sharp ex
change between the two members.
A COMMITTEE REPORT.
Washington, january 5.-The senate
committee on military affairs agreed to
report favorably the amendment to- the
army reorgandza tiom bill suggested yes
terday by Senator Proctor regarding
! staff positions. The committee decided
at the same time to make adverse re-
ports upon all the other amendments.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-05
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

MONEI AMI MEIAL.
New York, january 5-Money on call
steady at per cent Prime merc:,,!-.le
paper, 41s@5h per cent. Silver, sixty.
three and a. half cents.
STOCK.
Kansas City, Mo-, january 5.-Cattle
Receipts, 100 head; unchanged; native
steers, $4@5.05; COWS and heffers, SEQ
4.5O; canners 1908; stockers AMI feed
ers. $3@4.50; fed Westerns $3.59G5.75;
Texans, $2.75@4.35; calves, $3.50@6t0.
Chicago, january 5.-Caittle cetlpts
200 head; STEADY; good to prime steers,
$5.3O@6.1O; poor to- medium, $3.65@5.20:
stockens and feeders, $275@4.40; COVE
$2.65@415; heifens, $2.75@4.50; cannei's,
$2@2. go; BULLS, s2.9O@4.4O; calves, $45oa0
800; Texas fed steers. $4@4.90; Texas
grass steers, $3.3O04.10; Texas bulls,
$2.50@3.5O. Sheep 1900 head;
steady; good to- calicIice wethers, $3.75@
4.7O; fair to- choice MIXED, $3.40@3.S5;
western, $3.75@4.65; Texas sheep. $2.5o@
3.65; native lambs, $4@5.75; western
lambs, $5@5.65.
GRAIN.
Chicago january 5.-Wheat-Janu-
ary, 76Ac; May, 79A@79Hc. Corn-Jam-
uary, 36Ac; May, 1885 @3S1kc. Oats
january, 231Ac; May, 2514c.