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A Narrow Escape From Drowning.

The 9-year-old daughter of Mrs. Pc.
dro Sanchez of Springer. wandered out
of the house after the rain and hail
storm last week and fell into well
filled arroyo, which carried her quite a
distance before she was rescued by
Mrs. H. B. Steward.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
&C" With a Tail.

The &C" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
C. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
A Good Source of Revenue.

There were 1O4 arrests made In Albu-
querque during the past month by the
police department, and $44O were turned
over to the city treasurer by City Mar
shal Mcmillan as fines collected.
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10000 tor Your Eyer. =

To look in the ice box at the Bon Ton
where they keep all kinds of good
things to eat. We handle anything In
season In eastern, western and south
ern markets. Come and see US.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
A Destructive Hail storm.

I The heavy hail storm that passed
over the Cimarron country in Colfax
county, last week, completely destroyed
the young fruit In the orchards.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03

AGENTS earn S1u to ;25 per day han
ding our Newest Patent goth Cen
tury Combination Punching. Grip and
Wrist Slot Machines. Four combina-
tions In one machine. One sent on trial.
Will give exclusive territory. Amerd-
can Auto Engineering Co., 22s Broad
way, New York. A sic.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
'.spscklsd Beauties. +

Mountain trout, Spanish maekerel,
prairie chickens. Bob White quail,
mountain grouse, cottontail, squads,
doves, and anything that the market
affords at the Bon-Ton Restaurant.
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wen Drill for water.

The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railway has erected 75-foot derrick at
Santa Rosa to be used in drilling new
well for the company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
The Wool Market.

st. Louis. Mo-. June 3.--Wool steady;
territory and western medium, IA "a Ice;
fine, II "a 15c; coarse, II "a lac.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
Flyer Between Denver and Kansas city,

Flyer BstWosA OenveS anu AaHs2s CltyS
Denver, June 3.-The Santa Fe road
today inangurated the new "flyer" to
the Missouri river. This train is equip
ped the same as the California Limited
Of that road, and there are no restric-
tions placed upon the kind OF tickets
hon0rad
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PROTOCOL
HAS BEEN SIGNED
A Simple But Momsntous Gathering in the
House Adjoining That Of Lord Kitchen
er's al Pretoria.
BoER LEADERS PRESENT
Amid Profound Silence They Affixed Their Signatures
SurrenderIng tho Independence Of tho Two Re.
pubIcs for Which They Had Fought
so Calamity.

Pretoria, Monday, June 2.--The sign
ing of the peace agreement on Satur-
day night last was carried out with the
least possible ceremony. Lord Kitch-
ener and Lord Miner and General De-
Wet and others representing the Or
ange Free State, and General Schalk-
burger and others of the Transvaal
government, quietly met in the dining
room of the residence occupied by the
burgher delegates, adjoining Lord
kitchener's house. The document lay
on the table ready. Amid profound ST.
lence the Boer leaders took the pen in
the order of precedence and affixed
their signatures, thus surrendering the
for which they so gal
lantly struggled. The document was
then entrusted to Colonel Hamilton,
military secretary, and
Captain Marker, an aide de camp, who
eft Pretoria tonight to deliver it to
King Edward.
BOERS WEEP FOR JOY OVER
PEACE.
,reat rejoicing in all the concentration
amps upon receipt of the news that
,eace had been concluded. The occu-
,ants assembled in open spaces and
hanted psalms, and the women We're
weeping with joy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03

Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and re-
turn $4s.75, Santa Fe.
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THE RETURNS

Portland, Ore, June 3.--Twenty.nine
precincts of Portland give Williams,
(Rep.), for mayor s,169; Inman, (Dem.),
,l,770. At this ratio Williams will have
more than 1000 majority. The same
precincts of the city give Cham berlaln,
(Dem.), for governor 1907; Furnish,
(Rep.), 1,s72. Incomplete returns from
26 Of the 33 counties Indicate Chamber
lain to have close to 1000 majority in
the state.
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San Francisco and return sss.45, San
to Fe.
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Hobba' eparagus Pills cure all kidney ils. Sam.
~ 3. Add. sterling Kennedy CO.. Chicsso Or N.Y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-03
The Election in Oregon,

Salem, Oregon, Jude 3.-According to
the returns thus far received, the Demo
Gratis have elected the governor and the
Republicans the two congressman. The
other state officers are elected by the
Republicans by about 10000 majority, a
reduction Of 1900 from the nominal
majority of the party in the state.
George e. Chamberlain was ths Demo-
cratic candidate for governor and Tho
mas Tongue and J. N. Williamson, Re-
publicans, are elected to congress.
Tongue receiving an increased majority
and Williamson also large majority.
Evening star., 1902-01-21
NEW BASE BALL GROUNDS.
"Kfd' Carsey Said to Have Obtained
In

"Kid' Carsey Said to Have Obtained n
Site In New York City.
New base ball grounds in a central loca-
ton and easily accessible to the public in
New York are reported to have been Sc
cured by kid Carsey, once a famous
pitcher in the National League.
The grounds are located between Goth
and 9th streets and West End and Rail-
road avenues. Manhattan. The plot Of
ground secured is 3s7 feet deep and a block
wide.
Carsey says he has leased the property
for base ball purposes, and that it is his in
| tertion to arrange for Sunday games to be
played on the new field during the COM
ing season.
In New York base ball circles 1t is thought
that the new grounds will be utilized by a
new club, to be placed in that city by A. G.
Spalding, in opposition to the Giants The
new field will be somewhat contracted as
| regards width, but no more so than the
present National League grounds in Bos-
ton known as the band box
Carsey insists, however, that the venture
is his own, and that he has had no deal
ings with the Spalding faction of the Ma
tional League. But just how the new pro-
| moter expects to arrange for the playing
of Sunday games, in the face Of the present
law against it, he fails to explain satis-
factorily.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

The Association of Agricultural and Co
operative Societies. covering several prov
inces around Wilma. Polish Russia, haa
passed resolution not to purchase any
more German products.
Evening star., 1902-01-21
@M%

4Ajs signetnfe a On every bog Of the gsnuine
Laxative Br0m0 Quinine TAs'sss
- ssosdy that esEss . cssA - - -
Evening star., 1902-01-21
AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS.
Close Race Between Ebbetts and Pas
delOup for the Presidency.

Close Race Between Ebbetts and Pas
delOup for the Presidency.
The annual tournament Of the American
Bowling Congress began at Buffalo last
night, under the auspices of the Western
New York Athletic Association. After a
conference between the A. B. c. officials
and John G. Floss. president Of the New
York Athletic Association, 1t was announced
that the prize money to be paid to the
high scorers will be increased from $1,000
to So. 600.
The fight for control Of the convention
grows warmer every hour. The strength
Of Ebbetts and of Pasdeloup, respectively,
the candidates Of the eastern and western
delegates for presidency of the congress,
is about equally divided, the bal
ance of power being held by delegates
from the southern and central cities
Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis and
an enthusiastic crowd of rooters opened
headquarters yesterday. They are after
the convention to be held in 1903 Detroit
and Columbus are also in the field for the
honor Of entertaining the bowlers next
year.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

cago last Monday was to have conference
with Ban Johnson and the American
League leaders, that is to say, 1t was his
desire to have the conference, with the eX-
pectation of formulating deal whereby he
could take his Cincinnati team into the
American League. This information comes
from a most authentic source.
1t is hinted that Brush also carried a
message from Freedman to the effect that
II Brush was admitted he. too, would like
to get in. Brushs scheme was to buy out
the Cleveland club and consolidate the two
teams. Freedman was willing to buy out
Baltimore and consolidate that aggregate
with the New Yorks
Evening star., 1902-01-21
John B. Day Suggests a Measure to
Settle National League Muddle.
AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS- OPENS
New Base Ball Grounds in New
York Probably Secured.
SPORTS IN GEN E r l.

Unwilling to see the National League
wearing itself away in factional strife
John B. Day Of New York, whose base ball
record Is we'll known, has submitted plan
for a compromise that has the merit Of
possibly leading the quarreling club MEM
bers out Of the gloom by which they are
at present enshrouded. Mr.. Daily says:
LAS the situation In the National League
appears to be no nearer a solution than it
was a month ago, and as it would be unfer-
tunate for either of the contesting parties
in the league to win at-the expense of the
other, and as no other form of compromise
has been offered, 1 have been induced by
my friends outside of the league to submit
the following proposition:
Il am willing to act with Mr.. Young and
Mr.. Spalding as an executive committee of
three, to manage the league for the coming
season, without salary, provided the COM
mittee is clothed with absolute power over
umpires. players and all other matter per-
tanning to the game throughout the season.
Should Mr.. Young or Mr.. Spalding be
unable or unwilling to serve on this COM
mittee, the vacancy could be filled by the
faction in the league which they now rep
resent selecting one of its members.
II fully believe there Is a glorious future
before the league If 1t can be got out OF
the rut 1t Is now in and as fully believe
that IL this proposition Is accepted the
league will be relieved Of all unpleasant
complications.
II do not feel that it is presumptuous en-
my part to submit this offer, as my base
ball record is clean and has been before the
public for over twenty years. The offer is
made solely in the interests of the league
and the great game we all love. 1 trust it
will be accepted as such by both factions
in the league. and that the familiar cry Of
Play ball will be heard upon eight reunited
ball grounds when the playing season
opens"
At least four of the clubs in the league
will be inclined to accept proposition Of
this nature. and that is where the trouble
comes. as another deadlock may ensue. The
funny part of the situation is that clubs
agreeable to a proposition on the lines of
that advanced by Mr.. Day are in both fac
tions as they exist at present
The situation now Is rapidly growing in
tolerable with the public, which Is heartily
sick of club owners quarrels and eager to
get some real base ball of the good, home
ly, old-fashioned variety Of twelve years
Evening star., 1902-01-21
cries arranged by committee appointed

series arranged by committee appointed
to provide means of recreation for the en-
suing year. The committee Is arranging
for an entertainment to be given February
II. The program will consist Of addresses.
and there will be a number Of musical Sc
lections interspersed. Following this en-
tertainment will be a smoker.
Preparations are completed for the enter
tainment and housewarming in honor OF the
first anniversary Of the board Of trade of
Laurel. to be given tomorrow night. Invita-
tions have been extended to a large number
of well-known business men of Washington
and Baltimore. Mr.. B. H. Warner Of WASH
ington has been asked to be present and ad-
dress the gathering. Representatives Mudd
and Blakely, the latter having recently
moved to this vicinity. and Senator-elect
Arthur p. German. who Is an honorary
member OF the board. have been requested
to attend the meeting. as has also Mayor
Hayes OF Baltimore city. Members of the
board Of trade OF Hyattsvilie and officials
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Com
pany have also been invited.
The committee on legislation Of the board
Of trade met last night, Delegate Frederick
Dallam. chairman. presiding over the meet
Ing. Matters pertaining to local legislation
to be presented by the board OF trade of
Laurel to the state legislature for enact
ment were considered at this meeting.
Evening star., 1902-01-21
Ballyhoo Bey a "Roarer."


Ballyhoo Bey winner of the futurity of
1900, may never face the flag again. and
he will in all probability be retired to the
stud by his millionaire owner, VIM. c..
Whitney.
For the past twelve months he has been
occupying a stall in the Madden barn, near
Lexington, KY, and every effort has been
made to prepare him to race again. 1t
was recently reported that Bailyhoo Bey
was no longer a "roarer and that his
Kentucky stay had so improved him that
there was hope of training him again.
1t Is now known that these rumors were
without foundation. Efforts have been
| made to breeze the futurity winner over
the track at Hamburg Place, KY, but
whenever anything fast was wanted the
old trouble. in the windpipe appeared again:
Madden refused to discuss the matter. and
stud at Hamburg Place of Mr.. Whitney IS
La Belle stud is not known.
Flanagan Makes a Record Throw.
John Flanagan, champion weight and
hammer thrower, made a sensational prac-
tice throw of the fifty-six-pound weight
from stand without run or follow yester-
day in New York. He flung the big weight
the extraordinary distance Of % feet 2
inches. This is nearly two feet further
than the worlds record.
Flanagan has been practicing for the past
month, and will be competitor in the
ffty-six-pound weight competition at the
Knickerbocker A. C. carnival at Madison
Square Garden on February 3.
The hfty-six-pound weight contest has
been added for the purpose of giving Flana-
gan an opportunity Of making the record.
It Is handicap event:withh A. limit OF , four !,
feet. SO that other weight t-throwers VIII be
given chance for the prize.
Young Corbett Tired of the Stage.
Young Corbett has only appeared twice
on the stage. bus he disgusted. In an
interview at st. Iouis yesterday he said
he had very little opinion Of the acting
game and thought fighters ought to stick
This is interpreted as an indication that
Corbett will shortly return to the ring. and
that McGovern Will have a chance to re-
gain the title Of lightweight champion.
English GOLF Champion Comins.
1t is now definitely settled that the Eng
lish open golf champion. James Braid. will
come to the United States as soon as
possible after defending the title In tbs
championship contest at Hoiyoke next
all the principal links in America and will
return to England the following December.
Base BAN Notes.
Comislxey IL thinking OF playing Sam
Mertes at third base next season II no de-
sirable man can be secured to I'LL Fred
Hartman's place.
The Philadelphia National League club
has signed Third Baseman Ungiauh OF the
Worcester Eastern League team. He will
play third base, and Hallman. who has
been playing third base, WIN be placed on
second base.
Manager Nichols Of the Kansas City
Western League Base Ball Club announces
that he has signed Irving Waidron. q right
year.
The New York club signed another player
Evening star., 1902-01-21
LAUREL NEWS.

Masonic fraternity Entertalns - Pro-
posed Function of Board of Trade.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
LAUREL. Nd. January q. 1907
The Masonic Hall Of this town was
crowded with members Of the fraternity
last night. the occasion being the grand vis-
itation OF the grand lecturer. Graham
Dukehart. There were a number present
from other lodges. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion Of the program.
The entertainment last night was one OF a
Evening star., 1902-01-21
BOXERS For CORONATION SPORTS.
Formal Invitation From National
Sporting Club Of London.

Sporting Club OF London.
Tommy West, the Brooklyn boxer, who
has just returned to this country from
London. brings with him the formal invi-
tation from the management of the Ma
tional Sporting Club Of London to the big
and little boxers Of this country to take
part In mammoth tournament during the
coronation services of King Edward VII.
Bob Fitzsimmons and West had a con-
ference yesterday at Bath Beach. and FItz
was requested to state what he would con-
slider the right price for his services He
refused to set figure, but said he would
entertain an offer If submitted by West
The Idea Of the National Club is to hold
| six-round bouts as sort of trial heats
| and then bring the winners in the prelimi-
| naries together in twenty-round contests
for big purses, belts and the titles Of
champion Of the world"
"silk" O'Laughlin Signed by johnson.
President Ban Johnson in Chicago yes
terday announced his success in the nego-
tiations for the services of Frank O'Laueh-
lin. star umpire of the Eastern League
OLaughlin has signed contract to work
as an American League umpire this year.
Two years ago Mr. johnson tried to get
this capable official, but was unsuccessful
as Silky" as he is called. had two
years contract. Haskell is not mentioned
in the list of probabilities given out by Mr..
Johnson.
Il am pleased to say that our umpire
staff this year will be as good as 1t is possi-
BILE to have. Mr.. OLaughlin comes to us
after seasons OF service in the Eastern
League, where his work was little short of
marvellous" said Mr.. johnson. while I
am not prepared at this time to state the
makeup of the entire stan of umpires of
the league, 1t may be considered quite
probable that O'Laughlin's associates will
be Carruthers, Sheridan and Cantillon."
Want American League Franchises.
1t developed yesterday In Cincinnati that
the purpose OF John 7. Brush's visit to Chi
Evening star., 1902-01-21

1t developed yesterday in Cincinnati that
the purpose OF John T. Brush's visit to Chi
Evening star., 1902-01-21

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles No
Cure, No Pay. All druggists authorized by
money where It fails to cure any case Of piles
no matter Of how long standing Cures ordinary
One application gives ease and rest. Relieves Itch
ing instantly. This is q new discovery and 10 the
only pile remedy sold positive guarantee, no
cure no pay. Price. Soc. II your druggist don't
keep 1t In stock send US SOC. in stamps and we
Will forward same by mall Manufactured by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Sc. Louis, No.. who also
manufacture the celebrated cold cure. Laxative
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31

is adding to the value of the property.
1t is the intention of the Yucca Cya-
nide Mining and Milling company to
prosecute development work on the
mine for the next eight or ten months
and then put in concentrating plant
to handle the ores. The dumps are
now covered with ore Of good milling
grade that has been taken from the
drifts, shafts and slopes. Up to this
time no stoping has been done, all the
ores opened up by the company being
intact. Superintendent Pickering was
in town Tuesday last and expressed
himself we'll pleased with the outlook
for the future of the property.
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31
San Francisco Mine

The new hoist on the San Francisco
mine, Cedar Valley, has been in place
nearly two months and during that
time the main shaft has been lined up.
timbered and sunk sixty feet deeper.
The shaft is now over 3 0 feet deep
and is in well mineraIized vein matter.
This shaft is sunk from the lower tun-
mel level, 260 feet from the -adit. The
tunnel is being driven ahead and the
breast is in $40 feet. At this point a
cross cut is being driven both ways and
shows up Is feet of ore, without either
wall being reached, This ore gives an
average Of more than 1lS and streaks
ia the vein run very high Everything
about the mine is running along
smoothly and every foot of new work
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31

Indians recently bronght story %
Fort Yukon to the effect that there an
two petrified ships away on the hIE-
ridge Of the Rockies where the m0u1
tains slope off TO the Arctic oceau
The vessels are 90 yards apart, 0le
partly protruding through the grave
aud the other standing almost upright
Ia the latter a hole was made aud Ger
tain stone utensils taken out. Ibs,a
were produced by the Indians Ib.
place is $50 miles up the Porcuwgt
river, then 10 miles toward the Arctic
The Indians also state that there !, q
petritied forest there and massive g.s.
ciers many hundred feet in height b.
K. Mountfield, agent of the North
American Trans sportation company 81
TT. Yukon. says be will 90 up 20 set
for himself. The trip will take about
ten weeks.
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31

Fred Beebe aud Others have made an
important strike Of gold in the vicinity
of Thumb Butte, about ten miles
northeast Of Hardyville The veins
are all big and well defined and carry
streaks of the very richest kind Of gold
rock. The men have been at work on
the claims for some time. Many years
ago the MINER editor found very rich
float rock 10 that vicinity but was uu-
able to discover the vein whence it
came. In the canyon north of that
place a Mexican found float that was
more than half gold, but, although he
prospected the country over for weeks,
be could tiud no ledge that gave evi-
dence Of carrying such ore. There is no
doubt that some day these veins will
be found and the richness of their ores
will astonish the world
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31

Chloriders in this section OF ns
county tiud it impossible to sell ,het.
ores with any degree Of satisfacliou aa
account OF the high rate OF samvliug
Small lots are charged fo' at the TATE
OF 32.5 per ton, 80 it i. asserted br
those who recently sole small lat,
o. the other hand it is nrged that ID.
smelters have refused to make rate, %
the samplers a. was done heretofore
and, therefore. all ores have to be hau-
died at the risk of the buyer. 10 /,
this fact that has practically cut off 81.
chloriding in Wallapai mining district
A few years ago there were more msl
working on tribute than for wages. DO,
il i not so today Year by year
leasing has grown less AMI less until /,
has about died out.
Mohave County miner., 1902-05-31
Big Offer Refusen

This week an expert for one of the
biggest mining operators in the United
States visited the Russell, White g.
company mines, near the Sheeptrail.
and after making an examination made
an offer of 5,00s cash for a bond on
the mines for 100,0)CS. The offer was
refused, the owners holding ont for
250,000s. The veins are said to be mas
sive bodies of spar and quartz, showing
free gold all through the vein. No
matter where a piece Of ore is taken
from the veins big mornings can be
obtained. The owners are iubilant
over their good fortune aud believe
they have one of the biggest things
ever discovered on the Pacific coast.
The refusal to bond the mine for lOl.-
000S, when bat few holes ranging in
depth from three TO four feet,
would indicate that they be-
lieve they have it sure. The vein rise,
up in veritable cliff, every pound of
which will pay TO mill, and where
broken into gold can be seen with the
naked eye. There is not the least
doubt in the world that for a surface
showing the mines have never been
equaled in size of outcrop or richness
of material.
More Money Needed for Roadwork.
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