The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-09-16
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS

video, says that "Servia military lea
der Of the revolutionary forces has
died"
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 1S.-The
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion was today offered one hundred
thousand dollars by Rockefeller if
they would raise one hundred and
fifty thousand more by November LIST.
All this amount is now secured but
nine thousand
ST LOUIS, Sept. 13.-Rather than
be separated from her husband who
nursed her long years, Mrs. Lena
Ochaner, aged 63, drowned herself
this morning, Physicians had ordered
her removal to the hospital.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. 1S,-The all
rual convention Of International SO
ciety Of Dress-Makers, opened today
Most elaborate exhibition of gowns
ever seen in Chicago is on exhibition
Oress-makers say the mode will be
return to styles in vogue before the
war.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 13.-
Hoar had comfortable night. rest
ing quietly, but gains no strength.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-Wil-
liam Sheehan, of New York, in a pub
lie letter given out at the Democratic
headquarters, denies the report OF
lack Of harmony between himself am
Taggart, the National Chairman.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.-The lives
of seven people were snuffed out by
fire thoughto be ncendiary. in a five
story tenement. Attempt was made to
burn the building several weeks ago
was frustrated, Besides those killed.
there are many injured. Several mar
row escapes were effected by the fire.
men and police.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Sept IS
Atlantic City is filed with visitors
in attendance on the annual national
convention Of Colorod Elks. which
began a three days session today
The convention is presided over by
Grand Exalted Ruler b. F. Howard, OF
Covington, Ky. Visitors are present
from Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Pitts
burg, Norfolk, Baltimore, Richmond
Boston and other cities
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Sept. 13.-
Detectives have trailed three of the
men who held up the Canadian Paci.
fic train near Mission Junction. Sal
urday TO the town of Lyden, twelve
miles away.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 13.-Burg-
lars blew up the safe in Palmyra
State Bank early this morning. They
were frightened away before secur.
ing any booty Blood hounds were
sent from Lincoln.
BERLIN, Sept 1S.-Following the
resignation of Baron Ypn Nirehach
court marital, TO Empress Victoria
has come the exposure OF his being
the regular dealer in orders and ii.
ties, he being able to procure honors
IN several Of the European states IL
persons willing to devote the neces
sary money to charitable purposes
The Baron was not the traflicker him
self, but he winked at it. and the man
who sold the titles had a regular
price list, selling a baronetcy for fifty
thousand dollars, and a place in the
Spanish nobility for ten thousand. II,
did quite a trade with North and
South Americans
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 13.-Al
though all returns are not all in it is
believed that the Republicans have
carried Maine by thirty thousand
The Republicans lose $500 votes.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 13.-Soc
retary of the Treasury, Leslie N
Shaw arrived here yesterday from the
West. He made the opening speocl
Of the campaign here last night.
FREIDRICHSRUHE, Sept. 13.-
The condition of Prince Herbert Bis
marck is most grave. The entire fam
lily is at his bedside except his sister
Countess Won Rantzau and she /.
fastening home. The Prince has beer
i'll for some time but the fact that hi
condition was serious has been care
fully hiden. 1t is said that he is sui
ferins from abdominal cancer. al
though it was reported at first tina
Prince was merely indisposed, ptom
aine poisoning due to eating bad fist
while in England recently.
CHICAGO, Sept 1O.-Thousands o
old employees applied at The stocI
Yards this morning for their olt
places. Eeighteen were taken back a
one house. The members of the Sheer
butchers union said they would no
S0Fback unless all members were ia
fEcn at once. -Four teamsters went Il
work but We're called out again |
is the intention of the leaders to tr
and get all teamsters back at once
The actual number OF men to az
ply for work today and Monday vii
be three thousand two hundred an
fifty,
KANSAS CITY Mo, Sept. 9.-Les
: than fifteen hundred of the tw
. thousand strikers who applied ia
word at the packing houses were T,
5 instated today
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Fireme
. made some daring rescues this morl
ng on a ave story tenement on FIT
I venue. One woman was confined t
I her bed by illness; she was on tn
top floor and the flames had almog
+ reached her, when the fremen rusl
+ I'd in and carried the woman and wv
: children down an extension ladder
D Three people were badly hurt b
S falling timbers.
e LINCOLN, Neb, Sept 10,-Tl
J., Burlington authorities are going to d
: something handsome for the two te
n year old boys who waved corn stall
I aud Sunnpwprs aprncc tho tracl;