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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-19
FRIENDS AGAIN.'
GERMANY and Venezuela Have Resumed DiplO
matte Relations so It is Announced
Officially,

Berlin, Feb. 19.-It Is announced Of
ficially here that diplomatic relations
between Germany and Venezuela have
been renewed. The new minister, Herr
Pelldram, will sail for Caracas imme-
diately.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-19

st. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 10. - Wool,
weak, unchanged.
Territory and western medium, II q
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-19

wANTED-We pay cash for clean cot
ton rags suitable for machine pur-
cpses. New Mexican Printing Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
BOWED RAGB AGAINST DEATH.
Father Won, for Child Who Had Fal-
 len Into River Was Reszascitated.

Father Won, for Child Who Had -F1al-
 len Into River Was Reszascitated.
 New York, Aug 22.-Dragging his little daughter from the Esast R1ver yesterday, a canalboat captain named Ranlze faced the serious problem or getting medical assistance for her. He solved that problem by placing the child In a rowbcat and pulling for dear life from Randal1s Island to the liar lem shore. Then he raced taTDuSn the streets to the Harlem hospital.
 The Rankes, like most other families of canalers, live on their boat Ine craft was rnoored at Randaafs Island yesterday. and little Georgfana took fY, r,lwying about the deck. She got hoo near the side, stumbled and went fnto 4he river. Ranke did not hear inc srdash, but by great good luck ne alanced at the river a moment aIteF- ward. To his aIGazernenf and horror he saw his child's face just aDove tne s,7rface. 4jhe swift current bearing her away. ra reached Georgia as she was s1nKfns' Getting good grip on her skirt. ne fought his way back to the canafDodt against the strong tide. On deck ne tyvorked over her. but she remained un- conscious. The half -frenzied father knew a doctor nrust be had at once, alse fhe child would die. A rowboat was at the stern of the canal craft. He placed Georgia in the small boat, slasfed the rope with his knife to save precious seconds, sprang in and roWed for the Harlem shore.
 Tt YVES a strange race against death. River craft 'w11fst1ed to him to get cut of the way as he feaded into their courses, hut 7le did not fneedt hern- He kept straight line for shore, digging at the oars as perhaps oarsnan never dad before. Reaching land he ran. Folk stared: then guessed the truth. He was gasuing when a1e reached the hospital. But he had won his race, for after half hours work by the doctors Georgia opened her eyes, saw loved face and whispered: Daddy, just fe1led fn."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
MAGISTRATE FACES CREDITOR.

' i Embarrassing Moment for Barlow, but
 He Pulled Through Bravely.
 New York, Aug 22.-When a man on the judicial bench has to infiiet pun ishment on q friend who has trans gressed, the judge naturally feels em- barrass1nent. His seat is still more uncomfortable when the prisoner is a person to whom he, the holder of the scales. owes money. So, although the attendants in the Yorkvflie court couldn't help grinning yesterday, they really sympathized with Magistrate Barlow.
 Four youths had been arrested for fighting at Third avenue and Twenty eighth street. One of these was Charles Levy. Mir Barlow told Levy he didn't look like street brawler.
 stOf course don't said Charley. sYou ought to know that your honor. 7
 tT? Why should know
 swell, you used to buy papers from me. and I've been looking for you for q nnonth to collect that $40 you owe me"
 As he handed up bill, litter went around the court room. The magis- trate turned red. then joined in the laughter and said: s~This is pretty rough on me. However, you'll need money to pay fine, possibly, so here it is.s
 Charley looked happy as he took the cash, but that expression vanished when he and the other boys were held for further examination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
rauAnene Hornesnrur,

The Chinese of Nfngpo are success fully introducing their hand-woven cotton goods in Manchurfa The cloth is made from yarns spun in Chinese mills and from imported yarns. The yarns are colored before being woven and the coiors are fast and durable. The cloth is made in pieces 20 yards long and 25 inches wide. The price of these goods at Ningpo is three dollars Mexican ($1s5 United States1 per piece. The company furnishes the yarn to the villagers and pays them by the foot for weaving The work is done on handlooms in the homes by women and children, whose earnings are only 8 Jew cents per day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
PURELY PERSONAL.

Misses Gertrude and Irene Reilly of Franklin street are spending a two weeks vacation in I.ftchfeld.
 Lawrence O'Tough1fn of Phfladel- phia is the guest of MT and Mrs Mi chaef Ryan of North Main street.
 Miss Katie Carroll of S6 Washington street left this morning for Philadel- phia where she will spend her vacation.
 Mir and Mrs Peter Dresscher of East Clay street left Waterbury this morn ing to spend two weeks vacation in Burlington, Vt.
 The Misses Fanny and LiHie Doupe of New York are visiting Mr and Mrs Daniel O'SulHvan Of East Liberty street and other friends in this city. Mrs A. B. Blackburn and her daugh- tera, Ruth and Alice, and Miss Mary Walsh, all of South Oak street, left Saturday for two weeks at West Ha- ven shore
 Mrs Patrick Moriarty and family of 470 Baldwin street and Mrs Eugene Moriarty of 740 Baldwin street will occupy Russeil's cottage at Walnut Beach for the next two weeks
 Miss May and Annie Ryan of Hen derson, Kentucky, who have been spending their vacation with their cousin, J. A. Slavin of Kenyon Place, have left to spend the remainder of thear vacation with their aunt, Mrs Margaret OyHal1oran of Bridgeport. They will remain there until the last of September.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
TIMELY TOPICS

F. B. O'NefrTs bulletin has somesreal estate pointers to-day that are worth looking up.
 Corion Bros offer their whole stock at private sale and, auction. Now is the time to get bargains.
 T. Ldtaejofan & Co have an August clearance sale now on Look at prices quoted
 Jones, Morgan & Go. talk about shoes to-day. The prices and the goods speak for themselves.
 The CuHTan' Dry Goods Co.'S baanaze4 sale surpassed all previous efforts See the bargain list for tonight
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have a lot of special attractions dor shoppers this evening.
 The Reid & Hughes specials for Saturday night are winners. Just look over the list to-day and see for your self.
 J. B. Mu17ings & Son have all kinds of dressing cases, trunks and bags at low prices.
 The Original Boston shoe store offer some inventory specials to-day that are money savers.
 The F1nnegan-Phfll Go Is closing out its stock of summer goods below cost
 Miller & Peck offer special prices in every department tonight and Monday.
 John T. Sheehan. the wine merchant, has word Or two in another column worth reading.
 I. Chase has all the latest and new est novelties in ladies' hat wear.
 l.. R. Carter advises those in want of rents TO buy two or three family honse that he has for sale
 The Upson & Singleton Go is dis playing some fine suits at rs14 to SIT.
 I. c. Cutler the North Main street harness man. has a nice line Of goods. His Speneer avenue home is for sale .at bargain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
POLITICAL POINTERS
Backers of Mayoralty Candidates As
 senable and Talk.

Hackers of Mayoralty Candidates As
 senable and Talk.
 Friends of Attarneys Lynch and Thoms who are pushing the two dis eiples of Blackstone for the mayoralty nomination got together last night and had heart to heart talk. MT Lynch's packers held forth in Central Labor hall and made several stirring speech es in which they threw it in hard to every alleged wrongdoer in the city government Of course the offending parties are all republicans and in con- sequence democrats heard nothing to find fault about. The meeting in the office of MT Thoms was more of a conference and while very little noise was made much effective campaign work was done, probably more than took place at the Lynch meeting, which was open to all corners. To- morrow will be banner day with the politicians and a man who knows where to see the boys will hear lots of interesting topics.
 There Is one organization which none of the candidates appears to be thinking of, and in order to put all on their guard and give every man in the race fair show the Democrat takes this opportunity of giving them the tip. The Tammany association is still on deck and intends to execute some clever maneuvers at the local primaries and also at the polls on cleo tion day. One of the directors said yesterday that the society had notsyet arrived at decision eas to the man it will stand behind for mayor, but he had no hesitation in saying that it didn't desire the nomination, to say nothing of the election, of either Thoms, Lynch or Blakes1ee, and what was more than that. he was confident that none of them would be the choice of either party. Tamznany. he said, is stronger and better trained than ever before, has a duty to perform, and is bound to do so without fear or favor of any man or party. Every man on the books can be depended upon to do the right thing and the cam didate that has m organization with a hundred electors pledged to "nail1 him will find it hard sledding to as- cend fhe City hall steps and plant himself in the municipal chair. The organization is also looking up good men for the other offices to be filed at the October election. and will meet soon to outline plan of action which. when made public, will give aspfrants something to stew over. The soci- ety flas the sfnews of war and will show its hand this year as it has never done before.
 It is understood that there Is trou- ble brewing for the registrars and if a few alleged questionable doings al. not strengthened out by Monday the superior court will be asked to step | and see what there Is to be seen and then decide what shall be done. It is said that large numbers of people whose names were handed in for the primaries are not on the lists, although special pains were taken to look them up and file their applications. This may not prove as difficult of solution as it appears at this time Probably after all parties concerned get a chance to compare notes they may be able to settle 1t among themselves without invoking the intervention of the courts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
cHnRsn QUESTION SETTLED.
Judge Morrow of San Francisco Has
 Just Signed 8 Decree.

Judge Morrow of San Francisco Has
 Just Signed Decree.
 San Francisco, Aug 22.-United States District Judge Dehayen and United States Circuit Judge Morrow have signed decree relative, to the is- suance of writs of baheas corpus to Chinese seeking admission into the country. This will settle once for all an important question and relieve the government of many vexafious delays.
 Forma long time there has been a feeling in federal circles that much fraud has been perpetnated in the land- ing of the Chinese who claim to be na- tive born By the decree just signed no writ will be issued unless the peti- tion far it Is accompanied by an order of the commissioner of immigration showing that the right to land has been issued to the person in whose behaf the writ is to be issued
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
unIkneyA Man K11led by rranap..

Unknown Aaam Kinel by Tranapa.
 WICHITA. Kan, Aug. 22.-An u1a- known young man from Inaiana was shot in fh0 side by one Of four trarnps near A1guata. He died several hours lzte&. He and two companions Iay dewn to sleep with trnnaps last night. Tho ramps rabssed thegn of watches and money wk1fas ns9enp. They showed fight and oRs was ahOt. Two men were arrested at Rose HSn upon sus- piciOn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
A LOCATION GAME.
Pheasant PaStfxne Which vVRn Ba Fouad Instructive to the
 Youmsg Folks

Here is pleasant little game that may sarve.as a short exercise in geog- raDhys the instructive feature of 1t, however, will not in any way detract from it's interest, says the New York Herald.
 Amy nnmber of boys and girls may take part in it, but they must be di- vi1ed into two sides. Perhaps the best wRy to arrange it is to select two leaders, and let them select the sides. That would prevent confusion.
 The sides take seats in two rows facing each other, the leaders heading the rows. When everything is ready tho leaders decide by lot which shall begin tho game. They also decide what shall be the subject of the game, whether cities, towns, mountains, lakes or rivers, for the subject must be something of geographical na- ture.
 Let us suppose that cities is the.sub- 5ect selected: then the leader who is to start the.' game names a city, and begins to count ten slowly The lead- er on the opposite side must give the location of that city before ten has
 
 been counted. If he fails to do so. or if he gives the wrong location, he leaves his chair and cops out of the game.
 If. on the contrary, The gives the right answer before his opponent can finish counting ten, he, in turn, then names city, and the player sitting opposite to him on the other side has to answer while he counts ten.
 The game goes on in this way until all the players have dropped out but one, and that one wins the prize, if a prize has been offered.
 The game may be varied and made more interesting by changing the sub ject after playing it once. If cities be the first subject let rivers be the next, and then lakes and mountains, and these changes will keep the play from. becoming monotonous.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
Chsnge In Fre~saao commana.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22-At the Presidio change in command is ara- nounced- Major Charles " Hobbs. arttE Iery coEpa, comma 1aszfng there. has bean ordered to the Atlantic coast The new permanent commander will be Colonel Charles Morris. now in command at Fort MeuISr1e, g c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
Auas Run From Ocean to o.e.n

- = WA7A SNEEd&1 AW WW&3Ms
 NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Thoanas Fetch and Martfn-C. Krarupin twelve horse power Packard automobile have arrived in this city after remarkable Hanscontdnental tour from San Fran cisco. Tn sfxty-cne days they had com pleted a run from ocean to ocean with DO power other than that contained he. meath the bonnet of their maroon col cred machine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
Boy Heza on Charge os ns,,~s~-

sYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 22.--Ivan Cheney, nine years old, of Potsdam shot and instantly killed his nfne-year- old playmate, Stephen Narrow, because the latter had threatened to Kill Che ney's pet cat. The boy was arrested and Is held on charge of murder.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22
Well " ssrn .

WiggThat was pretty old joke Borem cracked at dinner.
 Wagg Borem didn't crack 1t. That joke has been cracked for years. Phil sAdGanhAaa ak@GAEd< Ess sx SAsxx
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

the government. That is the only justification of taxes. This money was not needed for that purpose. II is part of a standing surplus. It be longs to the people who earned it. and from whom it was unjustly taken; they would have kept it in circula- tion if it had been left with them.
 If this money had been deposited in the public treasury. good lawyers say that it could not be legally with. drawn except upon treasury warrant issued for payment of an appropril tion made by congress. However this may be. the boarding and loaning without interest of $4oV00.OOO or s, ,00o.o0 of the peoples money is wrong in principle and dangerous as a precedent.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

In the first place wages are better in Arizona than they are in Cuba, av eraging better than $3 per day.
 Second. The danger from disease and death is at the minimum in Arizo. na while on the other hand it fiourishes in the tropics.
 Third. The outlook for the future in Arizona was never brighter and with the rapid growth of the mining indus try and the inauguration of the gigan tic irrigation scheme by the govern. ment. the young man will find that Arizona offers better inducements than any other subdivision of the United States.
 Fourth. Arizona is not overdone.
 Fifth. And there is that wide west ern liberality in Arizona that likes te see young man succeed and is will ing 10 give him helping hand.
 There can be no comparison be tween Arizona and Cuba either social ly. physically or in a business way Cuba has always impressed us as being a good country for Post office employees and army contractors. but it is no place for the young American seeking to get start in his world
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
 OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of an order of sale made and entered by the Probate Court of Co., chise County, Territory of Arizona. on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1903. in the matter of the estate of Michael O'Reilly, deceased. the undersigned, administrator of said estate, will sell 1t public auction. subject to the con- drmation by said Court, all of the in- terest of said estate in the following described mining claim, situated in the Warren Mining District, Cochise County, Territory of Arizona, to-wit:
 The John Daisy Mining claim, the To- cation notice of which is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County in Book IA, Record of Mines, at page 3S6.
 Said sale to be made on the 77th day of September. A. ?. 1903, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the office of J. NJ. O'Connell, Bank of Rkbee Building. Bisbee Arizona. Terms of sale. cash. 10 per cent of bid payable on day of sale and balance on confirmation of sale by said Court.
 Dated at Bisbee. Arizona, August 27th, 1903.
 MAURICE DENN, Administrator.
 9-1-2l days
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
CUBA AND ARIZONA.

A subscriber to the New York World writes to that paper as follows: To the Editor of The World:
 On the editorial page of the world In last Saturdays issue I was interest. ed to note Mir E. W. Woodbury's re. marks regarding "A Young Mans Chance in Cuba"
 Having read from different AmeH. can publications of the great pros. pects for young men in Arizona terri. tory, l should be glad to hear from any of your subscribers whether the conditions in Arizona are not some what similar to those in Cuba"
 E. T. VAN ALSTYNE. New York, September 4.
 For the benefit of this anxious en quirer The Review hasiens to as sure the young man. with a longing to go west. to turn his back on Cuba and start in this direction Not that we have any prejudice against Cuba bu. we honestly believe that an energetic young man has ten chances in Arizo na to where he would have one h Cuba.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
COPPER MARKET LIVELY.

During the past few days great
 change has taken place in the lcca
 stock market and though earlier th aI anticipated, it is apparent that the present upward tendency is of per
 manent character
 Calumet, Michigan, owing to it's close relation to this point Financially. may be said to set the pace for Bisbee in the matter of prices for stock.
 Although Duluth, Hancock. Los Angeles and other points are to be reckoned with.
 The latest developments tend tu show that the favorable reports sent out by the Calumet & Bisbee. and the Higgins have been effective in caus ing the price of those stocks to ad. vance. and also to cause present holders to decide to hold on" to their stocks for the much higher price: which it is confidently predicted will soon rule.
 At noon yesterday one dealer posted the announcement: Calumet X Bis bee very firm. all holding for much higher prices.'' This stock has beeD the leading feature but several n-heJ lines have been active and the repor. comes from the north that the Juuc tion is practically out of the market and the general tendency is for all prices to advance
 The theory that there is little money in Bisbee for stock trading" has had pretty heavy setback durinc the past ten days. Money coming from many directions for investment In what is considered a good thing and there is strong proba bility that the coming weeks will see vastly more shares of stock of Bis5ee properties held by Bisbee people.
 No telegrams were received from Michigan on Wednesday on accoun, of some break in the lines and there was considerable expression of annoy. ance by interested parties. as it was -- -fS~~AHiS tO pl6Ct OTueTS or get the latest news from that field. Bysp m., however, the wires were open again and they have been kept pretty busy ever since
 Calumet & Bisbee is pretty certain to advance strongly and this will have a tendency to add new life to the other stocks,
 The Assertion is made that Black 1 Diamond is very good buy and the increasing strength which has been l. noticed for some time in the c. & A. group of companies is very apt 1, to take on new impetus very soon.
 Very agreeable news is coming in from several other properties too, such as the Wolverine & Arizona, Crescent & Solomon Springs.
 About town pretty general satisfac tion is expressed at the agreeable trend of events at the present time and it is uniformity believed that the most pronounced activity is near at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
Mining Investors. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
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INVESTIGATE.

Crescent Copper Mining Co. mines be- fore investing in mining stocks. Mines located only 1% miles north of Bisbee. Our 100 foot shaft in high grade ore from the surface down. We do not have to sink 1000 feet or more in bar ren ground to strike ore. The Con- pany is offering for a limited period it's treasury shares at the special low figure of $2.oo per share. par value s2.so. Apply at once bsfore too hte for shares or information to Miners and Merchants Bank or Compeny's of- Ice ia Bamaby Building, Bibee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

The Dispatch is growing about the big scoops" that paper published on Wednesday morning. referring to a big city to be built at Don Luis and the striking of ore in the Calumet & Bisbee. As yet there is no ore in the Calumet X Bisbee. and the biz city at Don Luis is possibility some day. In view of the facts the Bishea papers are unable to see the scoop"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

President Baer and the other coal road officials think it is none of the governments business how they are conducting operations MT. Baer takes the high ground that being in the service and under the special direction of Divine Providence it is preposterous for the government to doubt that he may be doing right.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11
THE TREASURY MILLIoNs.

Whese did Secretary Shaw get the S4S,000,000 which he admits that he has available for deposits" in ia. vored banks 'if conditions should re. quire?" From what source did he draw the s3,0o0.0 900 that he has par. celled out to banks "in the agricult ural districts"-names not given?
 The money came, of course, from the taxpayers of the country. It was collected from them under the claim that it was needed fer the expenses of
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

A discontented rebublican has whispered the name of John Hay as a suitable alternative to Roosevelt for next years presidential nomina tion. If there were any way of lift. ing the Roosevelt mortage on the party no doubt the suggestion would be welcomed in many quarters with enthusiasm, yy yW
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-11

The Review is careful at all times in handling mining news of the dis. trict, that nothing but facts and con. ditions just as they are. find their way into our columns. If you see important mining news in the Re view it's so.