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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
yirginia and West Virginia MiheS
to Stop Work June ..


HUNTINGTON, w. Va, May 26-Ihe
United miners who have been III ses-
sion here for the past few days au-
iourned after ordering a general stiiNe
of all the miners in West virginia am.
Virginia to begin June and last uhtil
the demands of 10 to - per cent III
crease in wages are granted. Inc reso-
,utions sent to the mine operators are
as follows:
eve are mining coal In many places
in these states at Il lower rate than any
otber Mace in the world. We have ue-
ci,led to cease work on ana a1ler H"'ul
day. June Z. until the scale OF wages
odonted at Huntington. w. Va, March
1s 1902. a copy of which is hrreW IL
furnished YOU, has been colnplleo WIN
or vol, have met us in Joint conference
and another scale has been mutuailS
agreed upon. In notifying you OF our
decision to cease work we desire 10 I'm
nress unon YOU the fact that we full!
realize the responsibility of such step
We understand the hunger ana othe'
| hordships that we and our families VII
have to endure. We know that 1t means
loss of profits to you and that man,
thousands not directly connected VIII
orr trade will suffer if the mines ar
closed. We have sought to avoid thi
by conciliatory measures, and we Sd
ia Won now that we are ready to NEE
Won in Joint conference for the purpos
of considering and if possible adJustiii
the differences"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
Do Not NEGLECT
the LITTLE ILLS Of TODAY!
THE USE OF
|PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Will Eradicate from the Bio. q
and System the Seeds of
Disease.

AS grains of sand make our lolty
mountains, drops Of water the mighty
ocean, and as our massive buildings
are made OF one brick piled upon
another, so do the little Ills OF lie
contribute to The building up OF
deadly diseases In the body.
Experienced medical men claim
that fully three fourths of our men
and women enter the summer season
with little Ills and symptoms OF disease
which must develop into serious and
fatal troubles II not banished at once.
Wehear our friends complaining daily
of rheumatic tendencies, sharp and
darting neuralgia pains, dyspepsia
pains In the side and back, nervous
ness and sleeplessness; and we see
with our own eyes the effects OF impure
blood in facial blotches, eruptions and
sores. Che little ills and pains OF
TODAY build up the alarming and fatal
diseases that follow days and weeks OF
neglect.
Wise and intelligent people who
have ooked into the claims OF paine 5
Celery Compound and followed its re-
markable cures of relatives, FRIENDS
. an neighbors, use it themselves with
faith and confidence, to cleanse the
:. blood, to Danish their SYMPTOMS OF
). coming troubles, to re. establish nerve
g force, energy, and bodily strength, sc
t. that they will be in condition to with
:. stand the enervating effects OF the
l. coming hot weather. o,
e 10 every community where Paine
A. Celery Compound has been USED U
g. Danish disease, it is regarded as goa
send. Workers in offices, shops, fact
to cries, and weary wives and mothers II
10 their homes have thanked Heaven lol
rs Dr.. Phelps marvellous prescription
is because it made them vel. Try
bottle or two, we who are alllng an
,e sick; it will give you what you mos
a. stand in need of-health and new NE
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
PEACE NOT YET PROCLAIMED.
INT Definite Announcement OF war
End Expected soon.

London, May 27.-Those persons eN'
pecting a definite announcement re-
garding peace in South Africa on the
reassembling of parliament IN the art
ernoon were disappointed, as the gov
eminent leader in the house OF com
mons. A. ]. Ralfour, declined to make
any forecast" as to when the govern
ment would be able to make a state
ment.
Although Mr.. Ralfour declined t(
commit himself publicly, there is NJ
doubt whatever in government c'r''.'
that definite proclamation OF peace Il
only question of hours.
1t was reported in the Hobbies or 'h
house of commons that the proclam''
ton of peace may be followed by a.
abandonment of the tax on grain.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
IN IAh BIZ LUMINOUS FIELD.
ow.;nIs ErcIarc They Believe ihe''
Wen Won't Strike.

n IN s.iu1s EpcIIrc 1heE p"he'S
Wen Won't strike.
Now York. May 27.-Local represent
otiycs of tht lnding soft coal fohos
in Virginia AMI West Virginia say 'neS
have no ady.cts respecting Il poss'oi'
..trLa Inv some 121OOO miners in that
section. Chairman Fink of the Nor
f.dk and Western road salu
"Our min rs are mostly negroes.
They are not organized so far as
know. They receive fair wages ana
seem to be satisfied. | do not belieVe
they are likely to join in any sympa
thetic movement
AZ tbe offices of the Baltimore ant
Ohio and Chesapeake ana ONO ro"o'
# was said that no word bearing OF
tho probability OF strike among 'h'
miners of those companies hao peer
received.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
n;omonh nvoe color anything any,
UIdIlIuIIu UJuS color. Never fail!
Always sure.

Always sure.

Quebec, May 27.-When the petitions
of Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene
for the issuing of writs of certiorari to
have the proceedings in Montreal trans
ferred to Quebec came up in chambers,
Judge Andrews ordered that notices OF
fine petitions be given to Magistrate
Iofontoine of Montreal, and argument
thereon was continued until THURSDAY
next
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
REBEL CAUSE HOPELESS
colomhian Insurgents Appear 70
u.o civeu lin the Conflict.

Colombinn InsurRents Appear Z"
Have Given UP the Conflict.
Colon, Colombia, May ga dlspatcn
from the Colombian consul at Fort OF
Snain. island of Trinidad, confirms the
report of the arrival there OF Iehera's
Tribe Tribe and Focion Soto.
The government regards the depar-
ture from Colombia of Generals Tribe
Tribe and Soto as evidence OF the
hopelessness of the insurgent cause III
the interior of the republic. The rebels
are undeniably anxious to cease hgh'
ing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
tME DON'T RUB IT.''IN.
John C. DODGE,

HOUSE PAINTER and
,aoc Main ST. PAPER HANGER
BARRE, WI.
T have a team and make speciality OF
work In surrounding towns. L carry
a ,ine Of WALL PAPER samples. Or
aers by mail promptly attended to-
All work guaranteed 1e-' A'<'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27

Chicago, May 27.-William j. Bryan
and Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland
met here by appointment and We're in
conference for two hours, when MI
BRYAN left for Nebraska. MIR. Johnson
then returned to Cleveland. The object
of tho meeting was not revealed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27

nh. p,nwuc In Madagascar.
Maiunga, Island of MADAGASCAR May
81 -Ninn cases of bubonic plague nave
heen found in Majunga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
RICH STRIKE IN MOHAVe.
New Distrie, Discovered Near Peach
Springs, Arizona.

\ correspondent writing TO the Pres
colt Journal Miner from Peach Springs
SAYS: Quite rich strike has been
made twelve miles south of Peach
Springs in Mohayc county, AriZ. ore
has been found in the contact between
the slate and granite. running 30 per
cent in copper and $3.50 in gold TO the
ton ON one claim Tree gold has been
found in a 55-foot shaft There are ten
claims in the group, all carrying iree
gold one claim showing "A threc-toot
ledge carrying $50 in gold and 80 per
cent copper: another with a free gold
ledge running from $3.50 To $50 per
ton, also a porphyry ledge showing
good values in gold
Specimens running as MSn as 5000
per ton have been found on the claims.
in Wright creek. near by, there Is
plenty OF water Tor all purposes in
Guiding milling. etc, also plenty OF
timber for fuel purposes. The ten
claims are the only prospects la That
portion OF the country and tho outlook
of the camp Is tlattcring indeed There
/ Is good wagon road from Peach
/ Springs TO the camp The lucky 10
Gator are William Tucker, of Ash Fork
! William Crowoll, }. NJ. Little and ID. NJ
! Alexander. of Williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
Bitten bS a pOQ.

Rev Thomas HARDWOOD. superintend-
ent of Spanish missions OF the Metho
dist Episcopal church for New Mexico
and Arizona. Is carrying his left hand
in sling and the hand is in Dad
condition. Yesterday. the kind heart
cd gentleman visited the Harwood
ranch on North Fourth street 10 have
q talk with the man in charge. when "A
dog ran ont to greet the reverend gen
tleman The dog. although he harkcd
did not snow any special signs OF vic
iousness. and In order 10 prove that
the greeting should be friendly Rev.
Harwood put ont his left hand for the
purpose Of patting the canine on IN"
head In "A twinkling the animal nab.
bed the hand and b., savagely The
owner OF the dog drove the vicious
brute of after which Rev HARDWOOD
hurried TO town and saw q physician.
The wounds were cauteriZed and the
sashes sewed up Report 60 the ef
feet that the dog was ordered Killed
has not reached The citizen Office but
his dogship should not be allowed TO
remain on earth very long.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
DEPOT MASTER BARTON.
Two Hoboes Gave Him a Lively Chase,
But He Landed His Birds.

Frank Barton, the heavyweight who
wears star indicating that he is the
official depot master enjoyed lively
sprint this morning. During the night
he kept his optics on two suspicious
appearing hoboes. who were evidently
attempting to break into "A car for
free ride ont II town. but the hohoes
kept at good distance At ; 30 this
morning just before the delayed pas.
scnger train from the south pulled in,
Barton noticed the two hOhoes mon
keying with a seal on a merchandise
car. lie promptly gave chase, with the
two hobocs running in opposite direc-
tons one of the tramps came up The
Yards. and passed the ueput at IL
second gait. When Barton hailed in
view. with one OF his limbs iauapac
tatod. the HOBO was out o. s.Ght Bar
ton. however staid UP and finally cap
tured the two tramps near the Crystal
Ice works, landing the fellows IN the
city fail Barton says the reason he
was distanCed in the race was the TACT
that one oi his huge brogans came in
contact with rail partially wrench
ing the foot. and thus preventing him
from making any faster time than "A
COW could run The hoboes give the
names Of Harry Wright and Richard
smith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
MINER KILLED.
One Met Death and Another injured
Near Wiekenbure.

.ast Monday Sam Beck was killed
and Al. II Anderson severely injured
in Burson's Homcstakc mine. near
Wickonburg. says the kingman Miner.
The men had removed IA pump from
the 400 level of the mine and were re-
placing IL with another The pump
was placed on skin and was being
lowered into the shaft and was stopped
a few feet above the platform. chain
block was attached to the pump ana
tn, car run down To clear II OF the
pump In some manner the car hung
fast To thC ways and Beck, VINO was
looking after the placing OF the pump
thouGht the engineer had overlooked
his signal and rang again TO give MN
slack. lie got under the skip and told
Anderson TO look after the pump ana
asking him 20 shake the car that II
might not become fast when slack was
given Anderson looked up the smart
and made the discovery that great
pile of cahl, was lying on the car, Al
Tho lime he was shaking the skip and
all of sudden the pump and SKID
came down with crash, catching
them against the timbers and crushing
the lie out of Beck The skip and
nump fell into the bottom of the dump.
distance of thirty-five feet and the
rallOWs frame was completely wreck
ed. When the men were found Ander'
son was unconscious and Beck was
dead. After hard work Anderson and
| Beck were removed from the wreckage
! in the shaft and taken on top. Inc
ohdv OF Beck was taken To Prescott
and Anderson was taken To Wickcn
| burg. where ne is fast recovering. Al
| n Anderson Is we'll known In MohaVe
county. having resided here many
years. His many friends VIII h'
pleased to learn that ne viii not he
crippled in any way by the accident
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
"PORTAlES CUTOFF"
Three Surveying Corps in the Field
for the Santa fe.
THE SHORT LINE.

The Citizen was informed this morn.
ing. and the news comes rom sDutc,
which is strictly reliable. that the
Santa Fc Railway conpa"F has three
surveying corps in the Ill between
portalcs. ChaNos county. nd the Rio
Graudc below Sahinal.
This survey is for the Santa Fc
short cutoff not what Is known as
the Roswell cutoff and instead of
Roswell the survey as now outlined
will run from or near Portalcs south
around the divide between the Rio
Pucrco and the Rio Grandc To IA point
Just below Sahnal, thence up the Rio
Pucrco to the Santa Fc Pacific.
The middle division corps we're IN
camp at Torrance and were to break
camp today They have surveyed from
Torrance 60 she bead ot Ncso canyon
following II to the PeCos. thence seven
miles south OF Fort sumner, and from
there over the plains to or near Por-
tales.
The eastern division is surveying
from portalos to Fort Sumner. while
the western division is operating from
ADO Pass To the Rio Grande below sab.
inal thence up the Rio PuerCo to the
Santa Pc Pacific. south and around
the divide between the two streams.
This "Portalcs cut-off Will. SO IL is
understood lessen the distance over
the Santa Fo between Chicago and the
Pacific coast materially; in fact viii
give the Santa Re the shortest route Ia
the Pacific coast and that : one OF the
big reasons why the Santa fe is be.
stirring itself in the matter OF heating
out the Rock Island in it's claim that
the shortest route TO the western coast
from Chicago is over the Rock Island
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
SAN MARCIAl.

Special Correspondents
San Marcial y NJ April l5.-Ihc
Rio Grande here is swelling It's bed
pretty fun nowadays, and the MeNi-
cans are rejoicing over fine crop TINS
year II the river keeps mp its strength
Jean Carney. little boy of about 10
years OF age, staying with Mr. ana Mrs.
l.. &. Brown. was badly bitten 10y dog
on the arm yesterday afternoon Whlle
playiug around Cause for tn" dog bit
ing him is not certain. hut the niue
boy SAYS he went to pet him ana ne
snapped him. making an ugly cut. Inc
musician who carefully attended TO
the arm was Or G. c. Cruickshank.
last night while train No 30 was
getting ready to pull out oi town, back.
ing up while there was two cars OF
merchandise not in the clear, ran into
the cars. smashing way car No. rs very
badly. Thc'e was no one hurt
The McCouch drug store opened
their soda fountain with lots OF soda
trade last week.
The green leaves of the cottonwood
trees and white and purple Colurs OF
fruit blossoms makes the people oi san
Marcia feel at home again.
Can't. James G. Fitch was down from
SoCorro last Thursday and Friday on
special business.
l.. NJ. Iaslcy. of the Golden Bell MIN
ing company went To Rosedale rev
DAYS last week on special business.
W \. Greenwood 3 family have re
turned 20 San MarCial again, where
Billy will work in his old place as yard
master OF the railroad yards here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
SANTA FEE,

From the New Mexican.
George T. Ellis intends to Cper
lumber yard and plumbing establish
mont in Santa Fe.
District Attorney T.. C. Abbott is pre-
pairing 20 bring suit against the dem
quent tax payers of Santa Pc county.
Henry Peasants, Jr. of the Manual
school at Albuquerque. returned 10
Santa Fe from "trip to the clih owen
lngs near this city.
Nh and Mrs Charles \. Haynes ana
Miss Eva Dougherty wIll leave Tor IN,
cclsior Springs Mo. where they VIII
spend some time for Miss Dougherty )
health.
: a. Ellins postmaster oi Coinnl-
lin Mo. ana brother of senator FL
kins. returned irOm Dolores, on the
ORTIZ mine grant where he Is looking
after extensive mining interests
Superintendent of Forests / Is. nan
ma Forest supervisor George l.angen
burg and Forest Inspector Il. I, Alien
left ON a ton" OF the western AMI NORTH
ern portions of the pccos forest re
serve.
W. H. Pope. United states attorney
for the Pueblo Indians viii leave Tor
san Felipe. lie will be- met M Der
nalillo hy Superintendent Collins ol
the United states Indian school near
AlbuuuerQue. who will accompany MN
10 San Felipe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
a==-=saa=as=s=-s=
NARROW ESCAPE.
WAGON Upset by Current in Chama
River Near Abipuiu.

News comes from Abiqulu. RIO Ar
riha county. that Bonifacio Montoya
aud family and stephen Easton had
narrow escape from drowning IN the
Chama river last Friday As II is they
lost their wagon and a considerable
amount OF merchandise In the wagon
were MIR and Mrs. Montoya, their II
months old child Mrs. Montoya's ,
year old niece and stephen W. Easton.
The Chama is high on account Of melt.
ing snow in the mountains. The party
attempted 70 cross it nine miles below
Abiquiu but in the middle OF the
stream the current upset the wagon.
stephen EastQn managed 10 save the
women and Montoya eXtricated him
self. The traces of the horses were
cut and the wagon was carried down
stream. Montoya and Easton worked
for two hours in the ice cold waters
OF the stream but were unable To save
any Of the merchandise nor number
of valuable papers they happened "a
have with them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Fine Showing Made Of Work Tor the
Past Year

Yesterday afternoon the New McN
co Baptist convention board met IN
lagGia- sos sion with Dr \. =. RaIrdon
OF omaha. Ncb.; Rev. George f. Brew
e.. Herman :. Powell and , ". y ger
ana g. " ward present. DR. Kail.
don represented the board OF homJ
missions as he Us general missionary
for the western states.
The report of Rev. George y. Brew
or. general superintendent. showed he
has travelled I1I1 miles. preached FOR.
ty.four sermons. delivered ten adj
dresses and collected considerable
money The church in this city has
become self supporting since the com
ing of the new pastor March !, making
four during the year.
New churches have been organized
at Santa Rosa and rucrmcari.
Last year the home mission board
gave 1000 TO New Mexico. hut this
year $4,000 will be asked as the scope
OF work has been increased.
Yesterday 81 72a was appropriated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

The following program VIII Toe rem
dercd AT the missionary meeting at the
Congregati church on "Wednesday
evening. April 10, 1902.
Missionary Observations. Mrs Or.
kingshury
instrumental Duet Misses Lower
and Borden.
Rocitation-"D Day by Day. Miss Ray
Farr.
Vocal Soo-"My Rosary, Miss j..
Williams.
Missionary Results Rev Marsh.
Vocal Duet Misses Huut2ingcr.
Recitation Miss VI Munson
Instrumental solo Miss T.. Powers.
All are cordially invited To he pres
emit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
MOVE TO SYRACUSE.
Albuquerque Dining Hall and Bunk
House VIII Come TO Kansas.

\ special from Syracuse, Kan, says
superintendent g T.. Aver, SupCrin.
tond,nt OF Bridge and Buildings Il. +.
Mills and Roadmastcr j. W. sax were
iu Syracuse Monday Tor an hour They
were on their annual inspection of
bridges and were going over the road
on an automobile car MIR. Aver states
that 'uo bunk house AT Coolidge and a
tJ-loot dining nal, at Albuquerque viii
ho removed TO Syracuse and probably
erected either Immediately south or
north OF the depot 70 bC used rs llar-
r,y eating house. The dining hall VIII
scat seventy five people AZ tables The
decision 90 mal,, this a regular dining
station has boon arrived AZ quite re-
rrutlv Mr. Aver also said that from
us, tu eight crews would hc here rcgu-
hilv This Is also "A substantial in
crease over the original plans. 81.
foot stcc, tank will be- elected near the
coal chutes which will furnish water
pressure for all purposes. The past
week has witnessed the laying of most
Of the switches connecting the main
line with sidiues and -uh.sidings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
Termination Odd Fellows.

At the Odd Fellows meeting last
Tuesday evening t.ere were two new
members, Wayne Harris and Clarence
Wilson, taken into first degree mem
bership. The lodge then adjourned TO
the Hotol Compton, where the proprie-
tor had prepared supper. which was
served 10y the kebeccas.
The following Is a nearly complete
list of those present.
y. H. Stevens, Of Albuquerque, and
l.. c. Grove. Of Aztec, were visitors.
Townfolk. Messrs Locke, Johnson
Kayanaugh Harwood. McCracken,
Andrews. Dumer Smith, McEwon,
Billiard Randolph Hays, Towner,
Craig. Chamberlain, Miliigan Starr.
Wilsau, Martin and Graf, Mcsdamos
starr. McEwen. Chamberlain. Hays,
McCracken Bullard Mligan; and the
Misses Rosie and Nancy Eaton Far
mingtOn Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

Mrs. Ida Farnam. our school cook,
who recently arrived from Mescalero,
y. NJ has received telegram annohn-
cling the death % her sister.
Mr.. Smith, an Indiana friend OF
Miss A. b Bush was a caller at the
school this week.
Superintendent Collins, Ia company
with W II Pope, attorney for the IN
dians, Is at san Felipe looking after
the indians in that section. They IN
tend to try and secure large reserVa
ton for the San Felipe Indians
We are sorry TO have To chronicle
the death OF Miss Scott, who died yes
terday morning at the Lockhart ranch
near the Indian school. Miss scott
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
CRIME COMMITTED.
An Aged Man Coming to Las Vegas is
Bcset by HighWaymen.

Yesterday while lsidoro Torres SO
years of age was coming from his
home to Las egas for the purpose OF
trading he was oVertaken by two
masked men who assailcd him and
beat him into insensibility, says the
Optic.
The old man was robbed of $50.
which he was carrying. He also had a
pension check of so, which was left
with him
He lives in Mora county and II was
in that county that the crime was com
mitted He came TO the city and had
his wounds taken care OF. He thinks
he knows who the assailants are but
on account OF their being masked he
does not know definitely tie gave
notice TO the sheriff. who at once tele-
phoncd the sheriff OF Mora county to
have the suspected characters arrest.
e1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
TWO MEN ACQUITTED.
District Court jury Disposed Of Cases
RAPIDLY.

This morning Judge Baker called the
civu docket In district court and as
signed the cases for trial
Juan Antonio Garcia. charged with
assaultine TranQuilino Sedillo was &C
quilted Just after the jury had rem
dered TIE verdict and retired enough
plastoring fell from the ceiling into tne
Jury box TO have rendered ha of them
iuecnsihle.
David Chavcs and Vicente Martin
who was charged with larceny from
the person by Melton Garcia. We're
promptly acquitted They admitted
having thraghed him but denied having
robbed him.
Judgment in favor OF the plaintin
was given in the case of Martin +.
Stamm against Ann r. Carter 81 al.
and the case OF the First National bank
against ) Lcwinson was dismissed ON
the failure Of the plaintiff 20 plead
within the time ordered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
Notes from Correspondents

Hock,mpypr of IT paso. Texas Rev.
Gcor.. S,Ihy officiating
Th, W,didug was attended only by
the immediate friends ul the family
and the bride and groom left on the
afternoon train for Ei paso, whore the
arnom hold. % responsible position and
has his lDaIWartur. for a - Louis
mercantile firm
The best wishes of Mrs. llochomcy-
,r's many friend attend her on her
iourucv with hopes that they may not
uc forgotten iu her new happiness and
Texan home las Vegas Record.