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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
DISTRICT JUDGES-WANT
NONPARTISAN BENCH
With One or Two Exceptions Present
Members Favor Return of Democrats

1t is known that with one or two ex-
ceptions the present district judges are
favorable to a return to ,nonpartlsan mp
ocrats We're in power, and their influence
is being felt I'm all quarters.
This indicates the Overwhelming cleo
ton of T. d. O,Brien and Judge Bum. by
which the proportion will be made four
Republicans to two Democrats, and the
principle established viii result two years
from now IN the displacing- of but one Re-
publican for a Democrat, when the bench
will again be balanced. All taint of par
tisanship will then be removed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
CAMPAIGN Of BECK
WORRIES kRAHMER
Democratic Csn1.date for
Auditor Is Sure of
Victory

Fred Beck will be the next county audi
tor, according to the best judges of politi-
cal conditions. Mr.. Beck is making a
phenomenal campaign, coming in direct
contact with the voters, willing and
ready to indicate his policy if elected, and
demonstrating at all times that he is thor
oughly competent to fill the position when
he is elected
If Fred Beck should be elected" said
a friend of the candidate, 1.-The people may
rest assured that they have chosen a
man who will be able to transact all the
business of the Office without depending
upon deputies. who may or may not be
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Upton Thanks Crew

LONDON, Oct. 30-Sir Thomas Upton,
in visiting the cruiser Olympia, of the
United States European squadron, today,
to thank the crew for the loving cup
which they presented to him yesterday,
said he had received many trophies, but
among them all this cup would occupy a
cantly, there is one spot which he is Eeep-
ing vacant.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
LAWLER WILL SPEAK
IN THE SIXTH WARD
Democratic Rally in Martins Hall Marks
Beginning of Strenuous Week

D. w. LawIer will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the Sixth ward Demo-
cratic rally GE evening in Martins opera
house, South Wabasha and Colorado
streets, and will begin a strenuous week
for the Democratic county ticket.
There will also be other speakers who
Murphy, the member of the board of pub
lie works. who has been outspoken IN Civ
ing his reasons for opposing the election
of Jesse Foot, the Republican candidate
for county treasurer
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Mrs. w. W.. Han Dead

Special to The Globe
: SALTWATER, Mimi, Oct 30-Afrs
w. w. Hall, wife of the former night
guard of the state prison, died today of
leaves six daughters and one son.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Fatal Fire at Weddinn

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 30.-At a fire
following a wedding in the poorer part Of
ST Petersburg this evening eleven of the
guests were burned to death. Five others
are missing and 1t is feared that they
also have perished.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Mr.. wIn,lom.e soo.hIna sxrun

Has bssn used for over FIFTY YEARS BY NIL.
LIONS Of MOTHERS for thsir CHILDREN
WHILE TEE THING, with PERFECT sue CESS.
It SOoTHES the CHILD, SoFTENS the GUMS.
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Drug
giss In every part Of the world Be snrs and ask for
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup. and take no
other kind. Twensy-fiTs csrnss bottle
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
~ H ~ The sos. Business Mems
!: !: ! 9 ]! :!!:!|' y !! e! E !! i
EN In the City. Everything
O@A fresh and Clean.
GET the HABIT.
YORKS BUFFET, ssSsT ssSs'

eral hours tonight was busy with the
Western committeeman, discussing the
windup of the campaign. Mr.. Cortelyou
said tonight that he did not know when
he would return East.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Greatest Apple Bargains
Of the Season
Now Is the Time TO Lay
In Your Winters Supply
1000 Barrels Of
New York Apples
Consisting Of Baldwins. Spies,
Kennedy Red, Greetings. Rus
setC. Pippins. KingC and other
varieties. Special a. 4T
Ss.lSI for Monday. per WZ.35

5000 barrels of fresh Michigan Apples
consisting of Russets, Baldwins, Spies
Greetings, Seeknofurther, Ben Davis,
Steel Red, Phoenix and other varieties
These are all good shipping &1 0E
stock. Per barrel. $1.75, $1.50.
Carload of Kieffer Pears must be sold
Monday. These pears are fine stock.
While they last;z per bushel ...... soc
Per barrel :--..--.... $l40
We just received a fresh carload of
Sweet Michigan Cider, per gallon, Csc.
Write for prices in barrel lots.
California Ounces, per doz. .20c, 25c
Per bushel box ................. so
Talman Sweet Apples, per peck =. CSC
Bananas, per doz .....,......1Oc, 15c, 25c
Oranges, per doz ............. 25c to 60c
Extra Fancy Winter NelIis Pears,
the. sweetest in the market, per
basket ..........,. Z5C
Florida Pineapples, each. -. 15c, 20c, 25c
CrabappleS. per peck ................ 20c
Malaga Grapes, per lb .....-......... 20c
Homemade Mince Meat, per lb ....12Lac
New Hickory Nuts, per peck ........ SOC
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel ........ 90c
Good Potatoes, per bushe1 .......... 35c
Solid Meat oysters, one quart makes
Two, per quart .................... 35c
Ben I1ur Baking Powder, per can. 25c
New Ceylon Tea, per package ...... 25c
New Chestnuts, per lb .............. f8c
Caviar in stone jars ............... 75c
Write for our prices on Apples In Car
load lots
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
Breaks Motor Record

PARIS, Oct. 30.-At Gallon today Lam
franchi, on a motor cycle, rode a kilometre
in 20 3-5 seconds.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
corteIyou in Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct S0-Chairnan Cortel-
you, of the Republican national commit
tee, arrived in Chicago today and for sew
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
CIGAR DEPARTMENT.
BUTTER AND PROVISION DEPT.

6-lb. jar Good Dairy ................ soc
Choice Creamery. lb ................ 23c
"Golden Rod" Pasteurized Butter.
best butter made. in 2. and 10
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-31
HIGHEST QUALITY OLIVE OIL

The finest grade of French oil packed to
our order. A fresh shipment has just ar
rived
Y Pints, Pints. Quarts.
30c. SOC. S1,O0,
New Smyrna Layer Figs.
New Oriental Washed Figs in and 2
pound baskets.
New Malaga Cluster Raisins.
soups in all size tins. Gordon & Dill
worth's Preserves and Plum Puddings.
A full line of Hieknott's California
Canned Asparagus.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-27
PULLING His LEG.
Mnitiamnn's Plan 10 Grow Half Inch
Taller TO Secure Promotion.


miIitiamnn's Plan 10 Grow Half Inch
Taller TO Secure Promotion.
Pending the outcome of an attempt
to stretch Sergeant George e. Burr OF
Worcester, Mass, one-half inch longi-
tudinally there will be no election or
a colonel of the Second regiment, Mas
sachusetts volunteer infantry, says a
Springfield special dispatch to the New
York World. The office was vacated
recently by Colonel r. p. Clark, who
is made a brigadier general, succeed
Ing General Thomas r. Mathews In
the command of the First brigade
A colonel can be elected only at a
meeting of the regiments full quota
OF commissioned officers. Company 81
of Worcester, the SWEETEST company OF
the regiment, has no second lieutenant.
Sergeant Burr would like the office,
but he lacks half an inch of the pre-
scribed height. Burr does not con-
slider this difficulty insurmountable,
and the company has agreed TO post
pone the election of lieutenant until
Sergeant Burr has finished series OF
experiments which he Is confident Will
add en- inch to his height.
Burr's device for growing in defiance
Of nature is nothing more nor less than
a harness in which he is stretched by
two willing comrades every night. One
holds his head while the other tugs al
his feet. Burr asserts that he grew
one-quarter Of an inch in six days.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-27
Cholera Infantum.

This disease has lost IFS terrors
since ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy came into
general use. The uniform success
which attends the use of this remedy
in all cases of bowel complaints in
children has made it favorite wher-
ever its value has become known.
For sale by all druggists
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-27

quarters reported in favor of estab-
fishing the headquarters at once, ana
recommended that Denver or Salt
Lake City be chosen.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-27

Majestic range for nearly
new. Address +. F., SIGNAL Office.
loot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
LITERARY AND SCIENCE
ARE PROMOTED ~ THE SEVER.
A. SOCIETIES MEETING IN rHE
CAPITAL CITY

Oh. WorNua af several literary aad
scientific societies Iu me Capital city
during christina week. for tho con.
Fru''u.. of those who are members.
has caused some confusion .n tho pub.
a, miui Js fo the'r connection
inc society which met ON Monday
aaa tho Academy OF Science. so.
cIety embracing 900 those Interested Do
HcIeHg. boz Huy form. and intended tu
include u.l mining ana luisatI.u coo.
r'Utpu physicians chemists. rp1.uE
stF auuguaHaus butBulHtB. cnt0mo
IuE.ats. DJr % is aa wide in lts scope
ns fhr nll uUll society which mot 600
49, lUuIa also uu Monday
Che Educational Council winch met
aB Tuesday 0B composed exclusively
1f professors and teachers and Bees
president of Professor G.. 81. Light
rhe Educational Association which
mDt Tuesday evening H body OF
wide scope, composed of ull those feel
lua au interest of any kind ln cdpau
uUual matters Among ita members
are many teachers school directors
the regents Ot the higher Institutions
and educated men and women from an
parts oi tNe territory % o. the larg
ESQ and most Important oi the socI,
ties which meet iu Santa De this
week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

on part her appreciation OF heir
many courtesles Mrs. Rodey ia a
present. for tue benefit Of her health
passing the holiday vacation visiting
her boys 90 school On ponnsylvania
and New York, and with relatives IN
Ohio.
Former Delegate D. T. Finn Of on.
lahoma before leaving Tor his home
for a week. called on Delegate Ro0sy
az his oflco IN the Uorooran building.
and IN the presence o. several said:
Now Rodoy uont want you 20
think What J am Eolng 90 say ls any
latiory. that ls not necessary between
aB warm friends or you and have
boon Oh our rront hrht ior statehood
for our respective territories: hut
. Just want 10 say here and now that
have always liked you from the first
day We Eot acquainted: and want 10
say further. that ! have kept a coIse
watch on mon IN both houses OF con.
rrcas and Tor a person that has been
tha most constant. conscientious and
persistent WORKER Tor statehood and
1lI the interests OF hia constituency
uOi only Now Mexico has never bad a
lClCgato that come anywhere near
ron ma f0r che twelve years that
, have Kept a close watch on the
men of both houses Of congress have
never known "a single one that Gould
compare 90 you N there ever had
been ono previous 90 my time. and e
want 20 say further that 10 I am alive
during the 1908 campaign I want the
privilege OF Etumpng New Mexico Tor
BERNARD p Rodcy"
Mr RudCy colorod up Ike a young
fIr and could hardly sneak for some
uur but thcn said "Mr g1yun. cor.
.1grur mo rood work THAI you have
Gone f1r your people la securing them
'roo h0wos and many other things
0 consider you a very good judge OF
,hc work of persons in congress. and
sincerely i1ort you for the compli
m.u's 'H. ! believe you mean just what
WON rF. hut ! DO not know whether
Ho p,lplo viii want me Tor candI
date or not mex. campaign. ana woth.
er they do or not I would be- Flai 90
have Dennis D. tlynn stump .4ow
Mexico 20 helm 20 increase tho 10000
majority which received az tho ilst
election"
nr.oratC Flynn. also said that sew.
crai Of bis warm New England friends
told nInE that while they we're bic.
torly opposed 90 any more states "A
ttia time that they we're just roing
TO vote Tor Rodoy and not consider
that they we're voting tor more states.
but vote lur Wodcy for bic sake.
IRA N. BOND
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
A GOOD SHOW COMING
IT IS AT TIE OLD CRUss ROADS"
TUESDAY. JANUARY S. 1904

When Al the old Cross Roads"
was hrat announced Tor its apopar.
auce here % received marked al.
tcnt.nn Tor the reason that "a was pro.
dured under the direction OF Arthur
O. Aston. a manager who has given
ua 'TcuuoHHcc's parducr' aud sever.
al other nrat class attractions. Al.
though the company aud play gave up.
bounded satisfaction. Manager Aston
n1s added ns "a special feature. the
American -Four Qusroiotto. one OF
tl. most expensive hpadInpra ln
vaudeville 10 consists of Wa. Sui.
I.yaH Herbert Noble. owen Mc Cor
mack anu Harry D. Wilson. aud their
agt .s known from the Atlantic 20 the
Pacific coast 1Hu engagement of
"a the OId Cross Roads which takes
place at Colombo hall f1r tho nrst
Time here Tuesday, January @. prom
.soa to call ant ono OF the largest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Ten Commandments Of BudGha.

Buddha the great religious teacasr
of India has az the present time
about l5OO0OUJ0 followers Condensed
into ten short precepts. bis doctrines
mHy bc given as follows
FROM the moancst insect up 10
man thou shalt NIl no animal what.
ever
IuuU shalt uuJ steal
Thou shalt not commit adultery
q Thou -halt not speak mo- word
Chat a false.
3D. Thou shalt dglnh mo- wine 0r any
thing that viii lnto1lcate
q Thou shalt avoid an anger hat
rgi and bitter language
Thou shalt not Indulge u Idle
ur vain taIk
Thou shalt mot coyet thy neigh.
bora goods
Thou shalt NOT harb0r pr4c,
envy revenge or malice. nor desire
thD death or misfortune OF thy neigh.
uor
Do Thou shalt not follow the doe.
trlurs 80 strange EOds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
FROM WASHINGTON
statehood Fight Workers al The
Capital


Special Correspondence
Washington. d. O.. Dec 26 The
statehood dEht is on 90 q finish. Dele.
aatg tol,y DON'T seem TO know a hou.
Gay ar sunday from any other day
Nut works uressauuy morning and
m.0t determined 90 leave uo stone
W'WnuI tu secure Tor the $4,000 or
100000 people of New Mexico freedom
ium their uyonage of the past nuy.
i1ur years. aud Dec them enjoy rep,
r.sruauou Ni,a taxation ana an
thr PRIVILEGES OF local sen govern.
mont Delegate Rodcy has secured
three DAYS of the hyo days session of
Che committee on territories
q a Richardson OF Roswell, de-
hyTed O. carefully prepared address
pointing out the numerous dlsadya1.
mF'B OF "a Territorial form of gov
Tnmout and some OF the reasons why
tho people living In o torftor desire
tho advantages enjoyed py tlt zona
living within a state
Mr Richardson received the very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

bonuses of tine present season The
chief character s "pnrDpa' an octor.
oon which will again be- played by
Estha Williams. who has scored such
"a pronounced hIt the past two seasons
ln the same part Around hor tragic
history are interviewer The characters
OF Annahel Thori0u th0 hClrCss 90
Magnolia Grove; Dayton Thorton, lts
MASTER Tom Marun. of Myrtle Fern
Plantation Doc Kerr, "a Spectator
who dearly loves "parcpa." Count de-
Nuuay. Young Mississippi, Major
Bradley Ferrnn. ono of Jho old limo.
George Chiffon, che coroner; Madgo
rhurtuu Dayton rhorton'B first
daughter and old Aunt Liza. one OF
the Thortons The scenes are laid
around NatChol Miss
Seats Tor this engagement will 20
ou sale at O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing a. Matson a Co book store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Mr. and Mrs James Grunafold have
arrived On the city from ST. Louis. ami
VIII remain here 90 tho future They
viii not occupy tho rooms reserved Tor
thom az the Hotel Highland, the rosor
walton boIng made before tho hotel
was destroyed By IRE, but instead
have taken rooms for the timo BE-
ing az Mrs Rummells
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
ELECTION CONTEST SETTLED
MARCHING BAcA hNo OTHERS
GIVEN DECISION M SUIT
AGAINST MANUEL ARMIJo AND
OTHERS

Tu, case no MaroU..uU Baoa ct aI
AKA uat Manuel ArmiIo a. a.. which
has occupied tine attention of the dis
u.ct court Tor the past week. and
which was "a contest of mo election
held at Poua blanoo ln October for
mayordOmO and CommisslOner OF the
Fcna blanca gceQuia. was decided
This morning the court awarding the
offices 90 the contestants and ousting
the conieateea The successful can.
tldatOs are MorCclinO HaCan mayor.
domo Nicholas do Ia o.. Jose Manuel
Mont0ya and D. Loyba commissioners.
The contestants were represented by
Mossrs klock a Owen. and the oon.
tostcUs hy D. w. Clancy
This is tho FIRST suit brought under
the accqula election law as passed hy
the last Legislature The court con.
struol the law 90 mean that tho les
eoos who worked the lands under the
ditch were entitled 90 vote the acr0.
ago rented AMI irrigated. unless the
rght 30 vote ID WAS reserved by thg
Owner Boz the lease The court also
held that votes offered to tho Judge
OF election if valid votes aud Impropor
ly rejected should bo counted Tor tho
party Tor whom cast. as under tho law
% was tho land which voted. and tho
judges of the election assuming 90
examine the ballots az cast and ~.
colvnE only those they considered
legal. the candidates could not ~
made 90 lose Fuch votes. if legal By
reason OF the orr, rs OF tho Judges OF
election in refusing % receive thom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

San Francisco Dec. 30. EII.e Han
lan who nas defeated last night by
Young Corh..t ana badly battered lu
thp prize ring is nursing hls mlurioa
today HIt face shows many bruises
inflicted Hy Jhc champions gloves and
Doc Boz suro and siIn but bis condition
H noe arr.ou. aud Do w.II ue a.l rIeht
In lDV uays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Happy Hoo,igau who Ho long aud sc
frarlussly topped thv loop ln simon
stern's window can now take q much
needed rest The exact distance ho
travelled wus ail6 COZ aH Gar as from
Albuquerque 90 Ia juntn on The ono
eide on 20 Wlnstau on the other The
nearest guess was by W. uonohue.
the wen known cattlemBn. who guess.
"a 3tl miles See Mr. Sterus adv. con-
corning the matter which appears in
tbIs issue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Denver Jan. l--One OF the most
elaborate functions OF tho season was
given by Governor Peabody IN a New
Years reception at the capitol today.
and an the officials of the military
state and national, foreign consuls
and prominent citizens 10 tho number
of 900 attended. The large reception
room was decorated for tho occasion
and q hand supplied the music
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

John Horton bartender at Graham
Bros, left last night with hia family
for El Paao 60 be- gone ten days. To
iB seeking relief from a deep seated
cold IN bis absence Charley Oregon
will take bic watch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-26
Moore e HlZZo~e) az Nth 81.


the river are now preparing for the OPEN
ing of the regular excursion season, which
viii begin Decoration day. The outlook Is
for very busy season on the river.
The owners of the vessels which are to
ia Ike part in the annual races of the Capital
Yacht Club this year are putting their yes
sells In trim for the contest. They will
leave port Saturday night and Sunday
morning for the racing grounds.
Steamboat pilots state that during the
past winter the drifting ice carried great
masses of dirt and rubbish into the cove
just below the wharf at Gunston Va. and
that bar has formed there that makes II
difficult for steamer to land at the wharf
under some conditions of the tide. The
fill is said to be about eighteen inches.
Painters. are aboard the Randall line
steamer Estelle Randall repainting and
decorating the steamer and making her
ready for service. 1t Is stated she will
shortly take her place upon the route be-
tween this city and Glymont, relieving the
steamer Kent. which IL to go upon the
lower river route. Since the "Esteile" was
laid up In the early spring she has been
thoroughly overhauled.
Mr.. George Scott of this city has been
made a purser on the Randall line, and has
been assigned to duty on the mail route
The tug Emma. Capt Paul. has arrived
in port with the barge Easton. laden with
hard coal. in tow. The Easton brought
her cargo from Philadelphia.
The bugeye Ada Ballinger has arrived
dred barrels of salt fish from a down-river
packing house.
The schooner Matte F. Dean is loading q
cargo of lumber at Alexandria for Colonial
Beach. where 1t will be used In the con-
struction OF new cottages.
The schooner Father & Son Is in port
with cargo of railway ties from Occoquan
for the dealers.
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Observation-Disclosures
HIttllN UHllSn
~lkl/ COMFY wv
PAUL LEICESTER FORD
COPYRIGHT 1897
By DOoD MEAD X COMFY

to confess that couldn't decide to do right
till / thought that Madge wouldn't want
me to be dishonest. even for her
/ turned across the railroad tracks, and
cut in behind some freight cars that were
standing on siding. This put me out OF
view of my pursuers for moment, and In
that instant stood up in my stirrups. lift
ed the broad leather flap OF the saddle, and
tucked the letters underneath 1t, as far in
as 1 could force them.4 1t was a desperate
place in which to hide them, sbut the game
was desperate one at best, and the very
holiness of the idea might be its best
chance of success.
1 was now heading for the station over
the ties, and was surprised to see Fred
Cullen with Lord Rallies on the tracks up
by the special, for my mind had been SO
busy in the last hour that had forgotten
that Fred was due. The moment l saw
him / rode toward him. pressing my pony
for all he was worth. My hope was that
I might get time to give Fred the tip
as to where the letters were; but be-
fore was within speaking distance
Baldwin came running out from pehlnd
the station, and seeing me. turned, called
back and gestfculated, evidently to sum-
mon some cowboys to head me off.
Afraid to shout anything which should con-
vey the slightest clue as to the whereabouts
of the letters, as the next best thing
pulled a couple of old section reports from
my pocket Intending to ride up and run
into my car for knew that the papers in
my hand would be taken to be the wanted
letters, and that IL could only get inside
the car even for moment the suspicion
would be that had been able to hide them
Unfortunately the plan was no sooner
thought of than I heard the whistle of a
lariat, and before / could guard myself the
moose settled over my head. l threw the
papers toward Fred and Lord Rallies. shout
ing, Hide them,'' Fredt was quick as
FASH and, grabbing them Off the ground
sprang UP the steps of my car and ran in
side, just escaping bullet from my pur-
suers / tried to pull up my pony, for
did not want to be jerked off, but i was
too late, and the next moment 1 was lying
on the ground in pretty well shaken and
Jared condition, surrounded by lot CT
men.
(To be continued tomorrow.)