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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-14
SAN MARC|AL
IN DISTRESS
Situation There Extremely Criti-
cal as a Result Of Recent
Floods.
AN APPEAL FOR AID
People Of That Town Call on Governor
0tero and Citizens Of Territory
For Assistance.
Special to the New Mexican.

| special 10 Iue NEW NcAlCdu.
San Marcial, N. NJ, Oct. 14.-The sit
uation here is extremely critical and
unless aid is received from elsewhere.
for the many destitute and homeless
victims of the flood, famine and sick
ness will probably cause many fatali-
ties. The whole community is suffer-
ing and the three hundred homeless
who are of the poorer class and who
are having their temporary wants at
tended to by the citizens of this place
who are more fortunate, will soon be
without the necessities of life unless
aid is received very soon. The Mexf-
can portion of the city was complete
ly devastated by the waters, the num-
Der of homes carried away being in
the vicinity of IS, rendering several
hundred people homeless. The supply
of provisions in the town is almost ex-
hausted and the leading citizens and
business men of San Marcial, realizing
their inability to cope with the extreme
situation, have appealed to the Govern
or and the people of the Territory, the
following telegram being sent last ev-
ening:
"San Marcial, N NJ, Oct. 13.
"His Excellency Governor M. A. Otero
and the Charitably Inclined People
of New Mexico, Santa Fe:
"a great calamity has befallen San
Marcial, more particularly the Mexi-
can section of the town and native
communities in the immediate vicin-
ity. A conservative survey of the sit
uation places the number of Mexican
homes that have gone out of existence
by the flood at IS, and the number of
homeless and destitute people in conso-
quence of this visitation cannot be less
than from two to three hundred. The
immediate wants of the sufferers are
receiving attention from our own peo-
pie in a position to render assistance,
but this aid will of course be only lin
tied and temporary. Donations Of
food, tents, clothing and money are
urgently needed and the business peo-
pie of San Marcial guarantee and will
see to it that such help will be distrib-
uted impartially and placed where it
is urgently needed.
"Signed by the following RESPONSE
BILE citizens of San Marcial: F. john
son. J. B. Harry, John O. Pritchard, J.
R. Moore, c. L. Hafley, G. E. Meade &
Company, John Broiles, F. H. Rich
ards, J. E. Nicholas, S. G. Hanna, Ave-
limo Romero, Armstrong Brothers, G.
G.. Crossman, James Nicuinm McQuil-
Ian, M. r. McRory, Francis Wilson, H.
Bonn, c. M. Crossman Relief COM
mittee, H. H. Howard, J. N Broyles,
Abenargo Baca Send copy to Santa
Fe New Mexican"
Governor Otero, who is at present
out of the city on business connected
with the campaign, was forwarded the
above dispatch, copy of which was
received by the New Mexican, and it is
not likely that anything can be done
until the Governors return to Santa Fe
this evening.
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FLOOD NOTES.
Station Washed Away at Fort eayard
Silver City Short OF Provisions
Santa Fe Detouring Trains.

AT Fort Bayard, during the recent
floods. the railway station was washed
away and in It the safe OF the station
agent containing over $4,000. Much
Of this money was the savings OF peo-
ple in that section. The safe was found
in an arroyo, where 1t had been blown
open and robbed
Distress at Silver City.
1t is reported the Silver City Is short
of some of the necessaries OF life, De-
cause of the Interrupted railroad traf-
fic. The town has been without Hour,
lard, bacon and potatoes for almost q
week, but since conditions are being
improved 1t is quite probable that this
town will be relieved shortly.
Detouring Trains.
During the recent interruption OF
travel on the Santa Fe. trains were de-
toured via FL Paso over the Southern
Pacific through Phoenix, Arizona, to
Ash Fork, where they were placed on
the main line again.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS
Money Order Offices Established.


Copperton, Valencia County, and
Pendleton, San Juan County, have been
established as money order offices,
with their depository at Santa Fe.
Appointment Of Trustee Of Territorial
Library.
R. H. Hanna, of this city, member
of the bar, has been appointed trus-
tee of the Territorial Law Library, to
serve with Judge John r. McFie and
Hon. T. B. Catron, the present mem
bers in that capacity. The appoint
ment was made after consultation with
Mr.. Catron and the vacancy filled was
one occasioned by the resignation of
G.. w. Knaebel. Mr. Hanna was also
named secretary of the board
Session Of irrigation Commission.
The irrigation Commission of New
Mexico met this forenoon in the capt.
tol in the office of the commissioner of
public lands. There were present G.
A. Richardson, of Roswell, president;
Frank Springer, of Las Vegas, and Ar
thur Seligman, of this city, secretary.
The commission was engaged during
the day in Strengthening out the rec
ords and accounts of the former secre-
tary, G.. w. Knaebel This work pro-
gressed slowly and therefore the COM
mission will have a session tonight
At this session it is understood that ap-
plications for leases and purchases of
lands in charge of the commission will
be considered. Two of the members
of the commission, Carl A. Dalies, of
Belen, and Charles E. Miller, of An
thony, were unable to attend the meet
ing on account of railroad interruption
Final Homestead Entries.
The final homestead entries have
been filed in the United States land Of
fee:
3415. Guadalupe Segura, Pintada
N IL Sc IA, N IL SW IA, Section 81
80. T 8 N, R II E, 160 acres in Leonard
Wood County.
3416. Wakin Allan, Salada, Sc IA
Sc IA, Section 27, NV IA NV IA Sec.
ton IS, N IL NE IA. Section "a, T 4 N
R "a E, 100 acres in Guadalupe County
BAIT. Manuel Antonio Aragon, East
new, w 1-2 NE IA, E 1-2 NV IA, Sec
tion IA, T N, R E, 100 acres in vi
lencia County.
3418. Nolasco Lujan, Wagon Mound,
s IL NE IA, IL NV IA, Section 35,
T 81 N, R % E, 160 acres in Mora
County,
3419. Agapito Santistevan, Shoe.
maker, w IL NV IA, Section 35, NV
IA, SW IA, Section 35; NE IA Sc IA,
Section "a, T IS N, R 81 E, 16O acres
in San Miguel County.
3420. Benigno Ulibani Shoemaker,
w IL SW IA, Section "a, s 1-2 Sc IA,
Section 33, T 1S N, R 21 E, 100 acres in
San Miguel County.
3421. Manuel A. Martinez, Wagon
Mound, SW IA Section Is, 10 N, R
21 E, 160 acres in Mora County.
f, 3422. Porfino Bueno, Wagon Mound,
| Sc IA NE IA Section %, 1-2 NV IA,
Section "a, T 20 N, R 20 E, 100 acres
in Mora County.
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NOVA SCOTIAN
VESSEL LOST
Driven Down by Northwest Storm and
Wrecked of Coast OF Mas
sachusetts.

Chatham, Mass, Oct. 14.-Driven
down the coast by a northwest storm,
the Nova Scotian schooner Wentworth
was thrown upon the Chatham bar last
night and today was smashed to pieces
by the surf. 1t Is believed that not q
soul aboard survived. The bodies Of a
man and a woman were recovered. It
fs believed that the schooner also car
ried a crew of at least eight men be.
sides the skipper.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-14
s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gar Apprised Of JAPANESE Victor,

Gear Apprised Of Japanese Victory.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-The emper-
or has received the following dispatch,
dated yesterday, from Kuropatkin:
1.-TWO regiments of the Russian right
October 18th sustained heavy losses.
The commander of one was killed and
the brigade commander of the other
wounded. Both regiments were COM
PEELED to withdraw, abandoning their
artillery, but subsequently, under Col
onel Van Novsky, who temporarily
assumed command of the brigades,
they succeeded, after desperate as
sault, in gaining possession of all the
guns except 16, which remained in the
hands of the Japanese The final issue
of the battle Wednesday on this flank
was unsuccessful for us. On account
of the night attack of the Japanese,
who executed turning movement, our
troops were forced not only to aban-
don their position, but again lost the
guns previously recovered from the
Japanese. Our forces retired to the
position previously prepared by us on
the Shakhe River.
Has kuropatkin Been crushingIy De.
feated?
st. Petersburg, Oct. Alt is now
o'clock at night on the battle ground
below Mukden and the fate of General
Kuropatkin's forward movement and
possibly the fate of his whole army
may have been decided, but no word
has yet come regarding the issue, nat
urally the city is filled with countless
rumors of defeat and victory. The pub
lie have been aroused to the highest
pitch of excitement and anxiety by Ku-
ropatkin's dispatch Of last night, re-
vealing the terrific character of the
combat of yesterday and acquainting
the people officially that he was on the
defensive. That, together with the
Toxic dispatch declaring that the Jap
anese forces were everywhere gaining
ground and Kuropatkin's statement
that he would give orders tomorrow to
obstinately defend the positions occu-
pied by his army, chilled the enthus-
iasm and raised the fears of impending
disaster. 1t is fully appreciated here
that If Kuropatkin's army was driven
back today the whole plan of the Rus
sian advance may have been wrecked
and If Oyama is able to follow up the
Russians energetically the battle may
end in the irretrievable ruin of Kuropat-
kin's forces. On the other hand, II
Oyama, having himself met the ad-
vance of the Russians, by assuming the
offensive and throwing the weight OF
his armies upon the Russian lines ex-
hausted the energy Of his troops and
failed to break the opponents lines,
the repulse would necessarily weaken
his resisting power, when he falls back
on the fortified portions Of the triangle.
ST. Petersburg Confirms Capture Of
Guns.
st, Petersburg, Oct. 14.-An Official
telegram from the front states that the
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U. 8, WEATHER BUREAU NOTES.

Forecast for New Mexico: Generally
fair tonight and Saturday; warmer wea-
ther in north portion tonight
Yesterday the thermometer registered
- follows: Maximum temperature, 60
degrees. 1t 4:10 p. M; minimum. 40
degrees, at $50 q. m. The mean
temperature for the "a hours Was so de-
grees. Relative humidity. so per cent.
CHeavy frost this morning.
Temperature at 600 .. m. today. 81
degrees.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-14
ATTEMPTS RETREAT
TO SAVE ARMY
kuropatkin Orders Retirement of
Forces as His Only Sdlvation---
Japanese Following Up the Victory.

Japanese captured 16 guns on the right
flank of the Russian troops Wednesday,
although most of them were recaptur.
ed. The Japanese subsequently cap
tured several other guns. The num-
ber taken, however, is not stated.
Japaness Capture Many Guns.
London, Oct. 14.-Advices received
at the Japanese legation say that the
report Of Marshal Oyama, giving de-
tails of the operations below Mukden
on Tuesday and Wednesday seem to
make the total of Russian guns cap
tured 3S and ammunition wagons "a.
General Oku's army is credited with
having captured % guns.
Oyama's Army Gaining Ground.
Toxic, Oct. 14.-Field Marshal Oya-
ma reports that fighting is progressing
along almost the entire line and that
the Japanese are making satisfactory
progress.
Admits Loss of Guns.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-Kuropat-
kin's official report, given out at 1870
O'Clock this afternoon definitely confirm
ing the loss Of artillery attached to the
right flank, as result of Oku's attack
on Wednesday night, has only served
to increase the public apprehension
The number of guns lost is not spec
ifically stated. Each division is COM
posed of two brigades, with a brigade
of artillery with 4S guns. 1t seems that
the Russians have lost "a guns, which
corresponds with the Toxic report.
May Be Another Battle Of Santiago.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-The admir-
atty says it has no information in re-
gard to the report from st. Petersburg
by way of Paris, Of the appearance of
five Japanese cruisers off Vladivostock
and discredits it. The admiralty yes
terday received important news from
Port Arthur, simultaneously with the
arrival of General StoessePs dispatch.
It is evident that the news relates to
the Port Arthur squadron and it would
not be surprising If Rear Admiral Wi.
rem made an attempt to escape at any
moment.
Toxic Dispatch to Legation at Wash
ington.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 14.-The Jap
anese legation here today received the
following cablegram from Toxic:
marshal Oyama sends the following
report of the engagement Of Wednes-
day and Thursday: In the direction of
Bensipu the enemy made repeated
counter attacks on Wednesday but
were-repulsed. The enemy showed a
sign of retreat towards evening and
our forces here assumed the offensive
since daybreak on Thursday. The
flanking movement of our strong force
of cavalry on Kanion largely contrib
uted to the favorable development of
the situation in that quarter. The cen
trail and left columns of the right army
both occupied important eminences
and continued the attacks. The opera
tions of the central army are progress
ing favorably. dislodging the enemy
there from several strategical posi-
tions. Our reinforcements are arriving
continually at Yentai.'"
First Report Of Casualties.
Toxic, Oct. 14.-The first partial cas-
ualties report of the battle that is pro-
crossing south Of Mukden, was receiv-
ed today. A part Of the central column
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THEY WILL NOT
UNITE DIVORCES
House Of Deupties Acting as Commit.
tee Of Whole So Voted at Episco-
pal Convention.

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE House Of Dep
uties of the Episcopal General Con-
vention, as committee of the whole,
voted "a to 191 in favor Of reporting
to the house the canon amendment
forbidding the marriage Of any divorc-
ed person.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-14

of the left army lost on Wednesday,
one officer killed and six wounded, and
had about 800 men killed and wounded.
1t is officially announced that ~ off,
GERS were killed and 1873 wounded, dur
ing the operations against Port Arthur
from June 26 to July 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-14

= st. Petersburg, Oct. 14,-Gener-
= al kuropatkin reports he has or
= dered the Russian troops on his
= left flank to retire, because the
= Japanese reinforcenents have
y threatened to cut them off.
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DARK DAYS in
DONA ANA COUNTY
The Democrats Ruled With High
Hand Before 1896---6reat Improve
ment Since Then.

sidoro Armo,
clerk
mited to the grand iury att Cruces
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Ncne HeSnftiOn in ben Sa6rpreiien
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