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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

Mr.. Lester Pitcher conducted the de-
voticnal service at Anacostia Sunday
evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

District Secretary r 7. Israel VIII
conduct the service at Waugh Sunday
evening from 6:30 TO 7:30 o'clock Union
meeting Of the league and church serv-
ice
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place, offers him none. He alone is large
enough to fill the SOU. bet there be
no idols OF fame or pleasure, or pelf,
or power God is supreme, or God is not
at all.
The soul mast separate Itself from IN
Cleanness. Sunlight can fall upon slime
and still be unsuIiied That ought 10
symbolic the soul But OILY God can
make US and keep Us 30. He IS amply
able,
a Catalogue Of Character.
The Christian must not love the sinful
spirit CT the world
He must love the things Of the spirit
of God.
His life must be kept above lust.
he must put away pride in the sense
Of vanity.
He must link his life with ali that is
lovely
he must separate himself from all
unrishteousness.
He must be free from every faint Of
infdelity
He must love God supremely, and 50
escape idclatry-
His body must be clean enough to be
Gods temple
He must love ard I've the VIII Of God
Trumpet Calls
T. The NEST dangerous yielding to
wickedness is the inward desire for it
2 You may discover where your soul
is fixed by noting what causes it 7isap-
9cintment.
3. Il you have desire 10 choose Be
liaI rather than God you may be sure
Belial viii furnish you a speeious ex-
cUse.
i In choosing Christ rather than Be-
Iial there are certain things to be given
UP which al first will look large, but
which when left behind viii sooa
dwindie into insIgnifcance-
;. Come out" is Christ's call 20 each
one of US He cannot save US in our
sins, hut he can and will save UP from
them. The come cut" is our part
Deliverarce fron the power and love OF
sin is his part There can be no pos
sibIe failure on his side if We viii hon.
estly perform what belongs TO Us.
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No Compromise.

No man can serve two masters, for
either he will hate the one and love the
other. or else he VIII hold TO the one
and despise the other Ye cannot serve
God and mamnon. Natt-. vi:24
The .eEpwoFth Herald" gives the fol-
lowing:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02
Christian EndcaVOT.
Sunday, August 3.
Topic:
THE CALL TO SEPARATION.
Il Corinthians, vi:I4-I8; John, i:I5-I7

entirely if We give ourselves up to j
with unreserved enthusiasm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

Mr.. Charles H. Roesch, district treas
urer, returned from an extended trip 70
Illinois yesterday.
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urer, returned from an extended trip 70
Illinois yesterday.
Lynn Chapter Of K Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. is rejoicing over the
good work being done in that church,
four persons were converted last sun
day (27thl. Rev. William Lynn is the
pastor
5. P. shipman Chapter, GarrisonviIIa.
Va, reports for July as follows: Spirit
ual meetings. 4; calls made OF sick, "A;
value Of gifts distributed, 81 in addition
to forty-fve garments given TO the
needy.
Mr. A. Il. Levers had charge Of the
evening service at Metropolitan Sunday
evening
Mr. E r. Rochester, president Of
Hamline Chapter. departs next week fer
an extended trip TO Colorado and the
Pacific Coast.
The "Epworth Herald" the Official
organ OF the Epworth League. comes
out in new typographical dress and
with thtrty-txO pages this week Il is
the initial monthly magazine number
which is to be published every month
and VIII be furnished TO subscribers Of
the -Epworth Herald without extra
cost. We congratulate the editors on
this advance step and believe it viii
meet with the approval Of the league
in such manner as to increase is cir
culation to 150.000 as desired. Rev.
Joseph F. Berry is the editor and Dss
B. Brummitt assistant editor.
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| ST. Teresa's Church, Anacostia, the
Rev. c. N. Bart. pastor; Rev. Francis
tSchwalIenberg, assistant-Sunday mass
| es $50 and 9; bapJisms, / p n; bene-
diction. p. N
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

St AIMS Church. TenIeytown, the Rev.
Joseph c. Mallon. pastor Sunday mass
es, SIS and 1915: benediction immedi-
ately aster the last mass
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St Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. o. RosensteeI, pastOr-Serviees
tomorrow at 1880 a. m: mass on week
days. except Wednesday, at $50; bap
tisms after the mass on Sunday
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ST Dcminic's Church. Sixth and Z
Streets s0uthW est, the Very Rev. J. c.
Kent, o. P. pastoT-Masses tomorrow
at e. 100, 8, and 10 a. n, all low; bap-
tisms Sunday and Thursday from TO /
p. m; confessions SATURDAYS and Thurs
days; recitation OF the rosary nd bene-
diction Of :he blessed sacrament, 80
?. m SUNDAY.
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/ ST Martins Church. North Capitol and
/ I Streets, the Rev. Eugene A Hannah
: pastor-Sunday masses, 100 and 1880:
rosary and benediction, O'Clock in the
evening; baptisTas By special arrange
mont
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ST. Augustine's Church, Fifteenth
Street near " Street northwest, the
Rev. Paul Griffith, pastor; he Rev. 5. Il
Dougherty, and the Rev F. X. B!shoff,
assistants-Sunday masses, 5, I, >. and
Il a. m; masses on week days. $50 and
: O'Clock
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Christian Endeavor Hymns-16, &c. g.
81, 81, I45, rs. zoo.
The Endeavor Hymnal-62, l02. 116.
$50. 136. 147. ia. 1S4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

Mr. A. II. Levers had charge Of the
evening service at Metropolitan Sunday
evening.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
THIRTEEN HAVE ARRIVED.
Sheriff Higgins Of Ohaves County
and His Prisoners Reached the
Penitentiary This Noon.

Sheriff F. c. Higgins of Chaves coun-
ty, and his thirteen prisoners arrived
at the penitentiary safely this noon.
With the sheriff and assisting him
We're Sheriff M. G. Stewart of Eddy
county, and Mark A. Howell, treasurer
and collector of Chaves county. The
prisoners brought in were Fabian Cha
yes, years and months for larceny;
Ramon Guilleon, years for ASSAULT to
kill; Charles Mckenzie, years for OBJ
taining money under false pretense;
William J.. Drake, year for larceny;
Juan Abalas, / year for larceny; Juan
Tenorio, 1 year for larceny; John Nc
Guire. 1 year for attempting to aid
prisoners to escape by slipping saws
into the prison; James Foster, year
for breaking into a railroad car; Ray
Davis, year for larceny. Samuel Hull,
year for larceny; John M. Rousch, 1
year for larceny; Henry Anderson, l
year for breaking into a railroad car;
John Sheridan months for breaking
into a car. This brings the total num-
ber of prisoners in the penitentiary to-
day to PSI of whom four are Jail pris-
oners.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
A new MINING COMPANY.
viii Build a Reduction Plant on Recently ACQUIRED
Property In the Burru Mountain.

A deal which was begun in the Burro
mountain mining district last August
which has resulted IN the sale Of the
Comanche group of thirty-eIght claims,
and the Klondyke mine. as well as the
organization of the Comanche Mining
and Smelling Company, of Milwaukee,
with capital stock of S5,00O,000. The
officers of the company are: President,
S. S. Curry, formerly president of the
Metropolitan Iron and Lumber Com
pany, of Ironwood, Mich; vice-presi-
dent, Thomas G. Atkinson, president of
the Metropolitan Lumber Company, Of
Atkinson, Mich; and secretary, Charles
j. Laughren, of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Laughren accompanied by o. II.
Aschermann of Milwaukee, mining ex
pert, ard P. L. McGrath Of Denver, are
now on the ground. The company has
abundant financial resources ard dew
elopment work is being pushed by
large force of men. The company Is
also making arrangements to build re-
duction: plant of from 200 to 250 tons
capacity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
GREAT DISTRESS
THROUGH ENGLAND
A Vast Army Of Men Have Been
Thrown Out Of Employment
and Released From the
Colors.
UnSKILlEO wORkMEM FIGHT
FOR WORK TICKETS

London, Dec. 6.-Winter is having a
serious effect on the labornig classes in
England. Thousands of unemployed,
daily congregate at the dock yard
gates, literally fighting for chance to
get days work. Unskilled laborers
are there in SO great force, that the po-
lice find it necessary to protect the
foremen who distribute work tickets
each morning. The board Of trade re-
turns show the largest per cent, for
rs, yea,I nast,eof uis killed persor3 out
of work, while the proportion Of skilled
men without employment is constantly
growing. Woolwich arsenal author
ties have discharged 1000 mechanics,
since winter set in, and are preparing
to discharge 1000 more. To the army of
people out of work, must be added
$4,000 members of the army reserve,
who have been released from the col
ors Coincident with the general dis
tress the Ship Builders Federation is
preparing for test of strength that
may precipitate general strike equal
to the great engineers strike of few
wears ago
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
AFTER NEXT WEDNESDAY

1t is evident the Republican senator's
are planning ito sidetrack the matter if
they find they cannot get a sufficient
number D4.votes to admit only Okla
homa and Indian Territory. The Dem
ocrats solidly favor admitting the three
territories. If Senator Quay was less
strongly established than he is, he
would feel the displeasure of the lead
ers on the Republican side.
Delegate Mark Smith of Arizona,
visited the president Tuesday and was
told by him that Senator Beveridge had
portrayed a very bad condition of af-
fairs in New Mexico, and should the
omnibus bill be passed. he would feel
it necessary ito look very carefully into
the real status of the territories before
he could approve Vt. 1t is said Senator
Hanna has started an active campaign
against the bill and is personally work
ing against it.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
UTAH IS QuAK|NG.
Earthquakes Has Become a Daily
Affair Now and Would
Be Missed.

Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. 6.-Since Nov
ember II, when an earthquake shook
up Southern Utah and as far north as
Salt Lake, there have been daily
shocks felt in the extreme southeast
ern portion of the state. According to
advices received from Pine Valley, a
hamlet in the mountains of Washing
ton county, not day has passed since
that date that at least one earthquake
shock has not been felt, and serious
alarm is being felt for the safety of the
place. Every chimney in the town has
been badly cracked or completely tum-
bled over. At Pinto, the shocks have
been so severe that the public school
has been abandoned for several days.
About Is miles south are five or six
old craters, and the continuance of the
earthquake shocks has strengthened
the belief that there has been fresh
outbreak of volcanic activity in the
mountains Of that region.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
REED SLEPT WELL.
Is Unable 10 Retain Hourlshent Satisfactorily But Has
no Alarming Symptoms.

Washington, d. G., Dec. 6. = Ex-
Speaker Reeds physicians this morning
issued the following bulletin: ''Mr.
Reed passed the night without the SUI
prevention of alarming symptoms. He
slept during the greater portion of the
night, but was unable TO retain nourish-
ment satisfactorily. Pulse sS, tempera-
ture 9S 3-5, respiration 34."
At 2:30 this afternoon, DR.. Gardner
said there had been no change for the
better in Mr.. Reeds condition from that
recorded in the bulletin issued early to-
day. In response to inquiries as to Mr.
Reeds actual condition, DIR. Gardner
said 1t was extremely serious. His con-
di.ion he regards as extremely critical.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
PENSION APPR0-
PR|AT|ON BILL
Was Passed by the House Of
Representatives in Just
Ten Minutes.
IT CARRIED $I39,841ooo
Contest From the Twelfth Mis-
souri, District Will Be Called
Up Next Wednesday -Holi-
day Recess Arranged.

Washington, Dec. 6.--Immediately af-
ter the reading of the journal the house
today entered upon the consideration
OF IL ,,e.4sion appropriation Dill The
bill aroused no discussion. Mr.. Barney
of Wisconsin, in charge of the meas
ure, explained that the appropriations
it carried, aggregating $139,S470OO, were
practically identical with those for the
current year and that it contained no
new legislation. The bill then was
passed without a word OF comment ex-
actly ten minutes having been con-
sumed in it's consideration.
Mr.. Olmstead Of Pennsylvania, pre-
sented a report of the Wagner Butler
contested election case from the 18th
Missouri district and gave notice he
would call it up next Wednesday,
The regular order was then demand
ed This was the London dock charge
bill, which came over from the last
session as unfinished business. AS Mr..
Sherman of New York, who is opposed
to the measure, was absent, it was
agreed by unanimous consent that the
bill should be taken up on Monday and
that vote should be taken at 4:3O on
that day.
HOLIDAY ADJOURNMENT
Washington, Dec. 6.-Representative
Payne, leader of the majority, today
introduced resolution in the house
for a holiday adjournment from Dec.
20 to Jan'y 5.
The house then proceeded with the
call of committees. Bills were passed
to readjust the time for holding court
in the western judicial district of Tex
as; to confer jurisdiction upon the cir
cult court and district courts of South
Dakota in certain indian cases, and to
create a new division of the western
judicial district of Missouri.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Washington, Dec 6.-Among the bills
introduced in the house was one by
Representative jenkins by request,
which makes newspapers or other per-
iodicals unmailable which contain any
pictures of suicide or any details re-
lating to suicides beyond "a siinp,s
statement of death by suicide. 1t i'm
poses penalty.
Another bill introduced authorizes
the president and the authorities of
Texas to run and mark the boundary
line between Oklahoma and New Mex
leo and Texas. This survey was made
two years ago, but the people of the
districts, particularly the stockmen,
claim the work was not done carefully
This was particularly the case in the
Texas-New Mexico line where the peo-
pie ON both sides Of the line urge that
a. new survey be made
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
BURNED TO THE
WATERS EDGE
One Fireman Was Working in the
Hold and When the Vessel Gave
a Luroh He Was Caught in
the Rush of Water.
ANOTHER IS MISSING AND
PROBABLY WAS DROWNED

Philadelphia, Dec. Gone fireman
was drowned, another is missing and
two others were taken to hospital
overcome by smoke, as the result Of
fire which broke out early today on the
steamer Saxon, owned by the Boston
and Philadelphia Steamship Co. The
steamship lies in 25 feet of water, at
the foot of Pine street, burned to the
waters edge. The dead fireman is
William Seville, who went into the
hold of the vessel to fight the flames.
Before he could reach the deck again,
the vessel gave lurch and Seville was
caught in the rush of water and
drowned Another fireman, who was
in the hold, is missing and. it is feared,
was drowned. All other firemen have
been accounted for. Divers are now in
the hold of the vessel, searching for
thebodies of Seville and the other
fremen. 1t is not known how the fire
originated. The loss is about $4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
SIX HUNDRED MEN.
Will Work Ia Abo Pass Canon on the Santa fe Cut Off
Inside Of q Month.

+. NJ. Jones, chief field engineer of
the surveying corps doing the work for
the Santa Fc cnt c@, says it will be sure
to 60 through Belen as John Eecker said
he would provide the right of way as
asked by the company. Bids for the
construction are in and work will be
commenced as soon as a map OF the sur
vey is filed in Valencia county. The
work will be pressed with the utmost
speed and six hundred men will be at
work In Abo Pass canon inside of two
months. An electrical plant will be
installed and the work will be carried
forward day and night. About eight
months will be required to do the rock
work In the canon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
MINOR CITY TOPICS

Seasonable meals at the Bon-Ton.
Aniceto Abeyta is confined to his
home by illness
Bon-Ton: F. V. Hansen, East Las
Vegas; Jacob Henricks. Denver.
The regular meeting of the Womans'
Board of Trade and Library Assonia-
ton will be held Monday afternoon at
2:3O.
The pole from which is to float a flag
over the postoffice, was successfully
raised this noon. It's high and straight
and Old Glory will soon be flung to the
breeze.
No service will be held at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening as
Mr.. Moore will address the Elks at
their memorial service at the Court
House.
Claire: Rev. r. M. Craig, Albuquer-
que; Daniel Schweigert, Cleveland; L.
s. McClelland, Kansas City; j. N.
Fantaer, Denver; j. D. Tobin, Hous-
ton, Tex.
Inness' band which was booked to
appear in the city on December 20, has
cancelled all engagements west Of the
Mississippi and will therefore not give
concert in Santa Fe.
The regular meeting Of Carleton Post
G.. A. r. Will be held at Post Hall ait
73O this evening. The annual election
of officers will be held and business of
importance will be transacted. Visiting
comrades are cordially invited to at
tend.
The prediction is for generally fair
weather tonight and tomorrow with
colder weather tomorrow. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 40 at
1:40 p. M, and the minimum 27 at 7:15
a. m. The temperature at 6 o'clock this
morning was 32.
The case of the city against Dona-
ciano Ortega for conducting drayage
business within the city limits without
license, which was lilo have come ur
in the police court at 10 o'clock this
morning, was postponed until 10 O'Clock
Wednesday on account Of the absence
| of the defendants attorney.
| It is insisted by some of the Older
residents of Santa Fe that the body OF
| Ex-Governor Army was removed from
| the Odd Fellows and Masonic GENE
terry ito the National cemetery some
time ago. This is disputed point and
the New Mexican Is making an investi.
cation.
The sale and supper by the ladies o.
the Guild of the Church Of the Holy
Faith last evening was a great sue
cess. All kinds of fancy articles were
offered and a large proportion of then
disposed of. The room was well filled
during the afternoon and evening ant
over 100 were served with supper. The
sum of $3.50 was Melted.
| Palace: D. H. Mcmillan Socorro: w
H. Fl. Llewellyn, Las Cruces; j. +
Morrison, Denver; P. A. Sayward, Chi
cago; f. s. Waddles, st. Joe; H. Alex
ander, City; Jesse Slayton, Chicago;
r. Sloan, Pueblo; H. G. Avis. st
Louis; ]. Law, c. A. Carruth, Antoni
to; A. L. Moore and wife, Pontiac
Mich: w. c. Glasdale, Jr., st. Louis.
Postmaster Walter this morning re
ceived a letter from the postoffice de
partment which expressed itself fav
orably to the establishment of the FIRE
delivery of mail at Santa Fe, but ad
ded that representative from Wash
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
ARGUMENTS CONTINUED.
Patrick, Convicted of the Murder Of william N. Rice,
Fighting for New Trial.

New York, Dec. G.-Argument on the
motion for a new trial for Albert T.
Patrick, convicted OF the murder Of Will
liam M. Rice, was continued before Rec
order Golf. 1t was agreed by both sides
to present all their evidence in the form
of affidayits to be ready next month. An
exception was made as to Frederick T..
House, Patrick's former counsel; and
Aurich and Payne, morgue attendants,
whose evidence was ruled out at the last
trial. Counsel for the prosecution wish
ed to examine them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
ANOTHER FATAL SHOOTING.
W. |. Day Ia Dying Condition From Flight it CO
roma, Lincoln County.

There was a bloody shooting affray
Thursday night at Corona, Lincoln
county, which resulted in the fatal
wounding of w. l.. Day. Peter Thomp-
son, bar tender, had some heated
words with a young man who was in
the saloon where he was working, and
Thompson struck him over the head
with the butt of a revolver. Day, who
was the young mans uncle, took up
the quarrel and shot Thompson in the
right arm. Thompson dropped his re-
volver, but quickly recovered and op-
ened fire on Day. He fired six shots,
everyone Of which took effect One
shot entered the abdomen while the
others pierced his hands, face, chest
and neck. The wound in the abdomen
is pronounced fataal, and Day was ta-
ken to Alamogordo. Thompson surren-
dered to Special Officer Smith of the
Ell Paso and Rock Island road and
was taken ito Lincoln and placed In
Jail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
HEAVY ALIMoNY ASKED.
Jury Gave Divorce to Mrs. Catherine ArkIns Who
wanted $4,000.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 6.-The divorce
case of Mrs. Catherine Atkins VS.. Edwin
g. Arkins was decided today by the jury
in favor of Mrs. Atkins. The amount
OF alimony is left to the judge. Mrs.
Atkins sued for $50, 0,000
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Dec. 6.-The battle for
statehood for the three territories is to
be closely contested one and already
it has, to certain extent, had person
aities injected into it. Senator Quay
stands firm for the bill as it passed the
house and when the report was pre-
sented, a half an hour was spent in es-
tablishing what the procedure should
be on and after December 10. Senator
Quay contended that the agreement
during the long session, provided the
bill should be considered unfinished
business until disposed Of The ruling
of President pro tenn Frye was that,
beginning December TO- it would be url-
finished business, and at closing hour
each day will be laid before the senate
unless displaced by the vote of that
body.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-06

ington will be here in the immediate
future to take a look at Santa Fe's
sidewalks, it's street lighting and it's
numbered houses. No time should be
lost by the city to make as good
showing in that respect as possible.
The custodian board of the Old Palace
should also begin Immediately the work
pavement, for III certainly will make a
bad impression, II the Washington in
spector should find in front of the
postoffice itself the worst pavement in
town.