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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
&leine S~taStnaari9ten.

o lie Stats : 8eiunbbeits= 8eb6rbe
lit bena4ri6ti9t wOroen, baB in ben
Counties Miami. 6amiltOn. WabaIb,
Nigo unb 8reene bic Dipbteritis graifirt.
Die Is. Sabres.8 eriammlung Der
rSnoiana Stats Iereinisuna Der
Wilhersis8 efber" miro bier am 10.
unb 20. Sanuar i'm Staatsbauis absss
balten perben.
Senatcr 6airbanfs uno @ettin
peroen id Gnoe Der ISOLDE nod Oale,
Conn.,, woielbft ibre beioen S6bne ftu.
oiren, begeaeben, um benz bort am
Samfas ftattfnosnoen 6uBba0fpiel
3wii6en 6arparo uno Dale bsisu-
mobnen.
5 Somlinfon Sale muroen
9eifern Gbeno niht peniger als 300
@anoioaten aus peridisosnsn Stdotsn
bes Staates in ben Oroen Der Oruioen
eingefibrt. Bon ben bieiaen 9atnsn
ertbeilte Werioian go. % ben eriten,
Magnolia $50. 26 ben ameitsn uno
Wapls go. 80 ben oritten @rao.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
8iese- Grab.
@ c b o T c n:


&obert unb Sofe gudner, 221 Nn=
oerion Str, 3nabe. = Charles uno
&Oie Malcon, 1905 South 2inoen
Str, &nabe. Gam nno gtta Sof=
arb. 2043 ganoes Str. Mdoden. =
&alpb uno @ornelia 2emfe, LII g.
Yratt Str, &nabe. 2ouis unb @li3a
Arbudle. 152 WcGim Str, &nabe.-.
0ia uno Nora Weper. 6taet, &nabe.
-Sohn unb gli3abstb @isgano. 1928
9. Werioian ST., &nabe.
8 etraut:
Sohn 3. 8lRelberg-Mabs @enner.
Wolter Solano-2ioa &ilsp:
Benjamin 5, Biaups = Sable 8.
Bromn.
6enrp ). SaQ-@ertruoe Mbfins.
6reo u. 8rap-Worton g. S4lueter.
Soiepb 5. 2iri6-glara 6lenber.
Walter II. Saplor-9u saa g. Sbomas
Pbporo u Death -Sarab 6. 6innep.
@ ITO b EN-:
&boba STANLEY, 81, 1886 g.. Ssar=
BORN Str. = Daniel 1untp. Al, 965
Cotton Str. = Sobn SteOenfOn. Is,
107 st. Wapne Npe .-Sattie Worean,
As, ct. 8incent's 9oipital. -Wilinm
8. Webb. "a, 9esIie Noe. = 2oreno
8omlsp. 4. 238 6. Yratt str.-alice
Cannon, Is, 935 St9blano Npe. :
Sapio Wers. 81. 801 6. Merioian
Str. -SObn @raop, AZ, 526 Sanbers
Str.-0enrp Garter. 81. 800 8. De-
lapare Ctr. - &iIsp 9eatb. 4. 1904
Sopep Str. = Siaac Wc@binnep, SO,
2811 &enwooo Npe. : 2ena Wolf.
2 d., Waiienbeimath. -Sohn Shut,
76. .443 6. Morris Str. = Minerpd
@roslano. l. 1912 columbia abe.-
albert 0apetfOtte, 81, Sill Cincinnati
Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@ej4itts=0 elt9enbeit sa sss ssaIss'

pber 1ertouineu eines 8ss6dftes prpbiren 6te
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8immer 81. '5itseraIb Sebaube, storh6hii6s eds
Norfet Strobe uub GireIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

C@erlanat - Wdbnen unb Srauen fir 0onn6rps
- arbstt. ssapsufrapeu in Armftrougs eounbrp,
s2A GDsft g~aarplonb str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Giieubabnansefeatc als S6iG.
mannihaften.

SObn BURT, Der NaGt Darbmeit,r
Der @tirtelbnbn. entoefte geffern NbsEb
etwa nm 8 ubr, in 8eOrse Wern-
iin9s Sdaemibls, an Der Greusune Der
Woore Nue. uno @~irtelbabn belegen.
elm Geuer, wel4es bereits siemliGe
DimenEOnen an0enommen bate unb
meldes norausfi2tli9 bis gum @in=
trefen Der Seuermebr iolde Gortidritte
gema4t hdtte, oab bic Wible fammt
ibrem Snbalt miiroe abaebrannt iein.
BURT rief. i9nea entidlOKsn, cine
Hangirlocomotipe Der panbahole-B abn
berDei, uno i'm 8ereine nit benz WaiAi=
niffen 8om 6ines uno benz 6eiser Wm.
6. Sing, welde ben Gsueri4laud Der
locomotive our anmenbmg bradten,
gslan9 es, bas Jerer in ieinem Sort
idrltte 5u bsmmen, 10 oaB oaf elbe beim
gintrefsn Der fofort bsna9ri1tiaten
6%euerwebr bereits unter @ontroQe mar
uno nur einen Berluff bon etua $1,000
anrihtete. 8liidlihermeiie ruaret feline
groben Doloorrdtbe auf9efapelt. Der
0srluf bertbeilt f4 gum er6Bten
Sbeile auf Die in Dem @ebduoe auf9e=
ffelten werthpoaen Waid:uen; oerielbe
fol burd 8erfderung gebsdt iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

N%erlanst-Gin Uf6odeu fir 6ausorbeit. feiue
~ Rim Der. iletne 6ouilte Han3ufrageH, 21l4
zasbott ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Mus oemti9en Yereinsn.

Ser j rauens Verein 6 o.
| u m b | q, Die Damen-S Section oes
Deutiden Militdr= 8ereins. nabm in
feiner lebtsn 8eriammlung Srau
StrauB als nsues Witglisb auf.
gs wuroe befdlOhen am 81. Se3br.
in Der Columbia 0als elm WeibnaHts-
fsf nit s@brifbaum= WerlOoFuns ano
oarauf folsenoem San3 ab3ubalten.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
8eiste Spnren non 0eifes=
fSrnns.

gfebius 3eisler. 48 Sabre alt. elm
Maent aug Chicago, tpuroe eeffern
ourd ben Yoli3iifen Der Snoiana Na-
tional Banf, 8erbin. in Der polisei=
fation abgelisfsrt ano bort ruegen Srrs
finns sebudt. Wie perlautet. ioa
9eisler in Der Bant Spuren bon Sci
liessea6rtbeit se3eiat baben. Gr wuroe
bon 0ermanOtsn nod Or. 6let4er's
5anatOrium sef1afr, UNI bort gebeilt
3u rperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
0te Hanses 0roksei4morene
In Sitaug.

9ie 8unoss.@ roBaeinmorensu trn.
ten sefern Wa&inittas. nadoem fe
BON 3i4tsr Anoerion TIRE S~nfructio-
men erbielten, in Sibun9. ESSm @an-
gen baben fe Is 6due gu unteriu9,n,
bod teiner bon ibnen ID bon beionbers
beruorrasenoem Snterefe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

No. Der 2abrer Gtnfemoe
Bote. iotpte oer Ne9enSburaer
Warten &aIenocr fur 1905
iimo DmrA uniere Office 81
be5tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Mm bic bentiden &ereine.
Qulruf CUR 8etheilienn9
Yin Der Ginbolnns Der 6reiaeitss
@lode.

giner ginlabung oes Napor Sobn
%. 0olbmann aufolee, bei4loB Der
0orftanb beg 8erbanoes Deutiher
0srsine in ieiner geitri9en Sibun9 fd
an Der parabs our feierliden Gin
6olung Der 6reibeits9lode su betbeili=
gen. Sdmmtli9e0 ersine rperoen eriudt
l Jabnentrdger iowie 4 Witslieoer ole
@brenmade gu %entienoen. Disislben
baben fid pinttlid Sonnerftas ben IL.
Nop. UNI 1880 Nbsnos in benz 8er=
fammlunss=2ota oss nunabbdn9isen
Surnpereins" einsufinoen.
Ser. 0erbanb oeut der
0ereine ma6t es eoem
8ereinesur s brenpli DIT
on oieer patriotis
d Geier n borgefdrie
bener @eife au bethel
II ieen.
Mls grecutip. 6 omite purben bonn
gorffanbe Die Serren Capt. Sacob 6.
Bieler unb Satob %. 9Oepsr ernannt.
Nuf gefdluB oesielben meroen Die
Serren Mctipen Der BRET Surnbereine
hermit 9ebeten, in boiler 3abl als
6adeltrdaer unb @scorte Der 6abnen
an Der pGraoe tbeil3unebmen. Der
9erbanb felt feline eisene Wufit.
Ra4 Sdlub Der paraoe tDeroen ale
8ereine eriudt. fi9 i'm 8eriummlun3s-
2Dcale aur Nblieferune ibrer 6abnen
uno SAdrpen wieoer ein~snfinoen uno
aleid3eitis an elmer eemiitblid,n Nad-
feier tbeil3unebmen.
SnfOlae Der gu ipdt erbaltenen @in=
labuug, 1T Der 8orfano lsioer erf
beute in Der Sage, DOrftebenoe Wittbei=
lunsen betannt au MAIDEN. Sa be-
tanntermaben Der 9autide teiner lan-
gen 3eit bebarf, UNI benz &ufe 3ur
Gabne gu fOlgen, 10 erboHt Der 8or-
ffano nit &eht, baB oas hiefi9e
Ssutidtbum Der sefieaten Aufgabe in
~mtirbieer Weife, Wann fur Wann,
nahfomfhe1 uir0.
Sie o n
unb Der Deutd 8 ag.
Ser 0orfanb bes 0erbanos 9eut.
iderYsrsine beidloB fernerbin in feinel
sefirisen eibune. ben 9sutidsn Sac
nit Der Hational=@ Contention Sufam'
men su feiern. Die Contention nimm
am IL. aueuf 1905 ibrsn Nnfang uni
srreiat ibren Nbf6luB am Is. anauff
Nm Is. Nueuf miro Der vgeutidr
Gag" in Diiroiser Weile besansen mer
ben. Den ausndrtieen 6erren Eele
Qaten tpiro bel Beiu1 Der National
Contention biesmat @elegenbett ge
boten tperoen, Der 9rObartigen Be
sebung bes Seuiihen Sages in Sn'
bianapolis bei3upobnen.
;, Oie g diIlereier.
Ser 8orfano bes Verbanoes oeut
i9er 8ereine 9iebt meiterbin betannt
oab am 9. Wui 1905 cine fsierli9e
impoiante @eoentfeier aus 4nlaB be.
hunoeriidbrigen SOoestaaes bon Sob
@hrifopb 6riesrid bon Sdiler abae
balten meroen miro. Inter Bethel
lisung idmmtlider oeuii&er gerein
miro bieie erbebenbe @eodAtniBfeie
ffattfinoen. Silt he bod benz Gnoen
fen zines unisrer 9r6Bten beutfael
9iGter.
Sn banfbarer 8~euunoerung Uni
Webmu,b mirb bic beutide = id fani
tpobl fagsn = esiammte 2ulturwel
bieien erbebenoen Gag beseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
0eneral Cen @aQace In crttt=
f9em 3ufanoe.

aus Charlottesville. Snb., fOmmt
Die Hadridt. oaB General Sem @aI=
lace. Der beriibmte SiHtsr un0 Sdrift.
Teller (gerfuRer bon Ben Sur") 10
fdmer ertranit 1T. bab isin 3ufanb
als critiid be3eidret wuroe. Bsiuder
merSen ni9t norselGHsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
9anfiagmmg.

aaeu 5reunbeH, Retauntsu urb To6boru. tusIhe
ms pdbrenb Der Rrant6eit uuo bel Dem Eobs nnis,
rer unpereeBIineu Satin. Eo1ter rnb e6mefter
Ooretbea q. Sdbdfel, 10 liebsuOn isrs Sbsilnabrns
BEN eIen. iOmie ben ;ohlrsi9eu glumenipsubsrn uuo
ben eei6enb.ftatteru B sfs uno Dsper fIr bic nieieH
aufmsrfiomt,it,n iprs6sn mir b srmit uuIeien tisf'
sefhblts ten Sanf aus.
Der frnuetnee @atte,
hebtt eIteru uub 9ei9uiftsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

G. tuausienes @eIo On perIeipeu an trseub eiuem
Betraq fhr 8 bt8 6 4re3ent.
American Home Buying Co
0pmbarb @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Sur .. eturse1. snSsuS , uar ssOrssns. ls. NOobr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Cine Grfdltuns In eimcm Gage fnrirt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
SabIeten. 9lae @potbefer ftatten bas @elb
5uriid penn bic Sur fehl i9Idst. 6. SO.
SrOpe'sSisnatur 1T auf isberedadtel. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@e~tterbe

Sur "a etarbeH. enbeub = nbr Iorssns. 16. aosbr.
@afbin 9 t o n, 10. Nopbr.
SIR Snbianaa e&on beute gbenb unb
am Mittpo9.
2ocalsO etterbert6t.
Sd5h beute Abenb unS am Mittruo4.
Tpermometerffanb.
159fe E%emperatur 49,. /. IA @rae
Riebrisfte Eemperatur. 1900. 80
B. Z. 8Iptbe,
Sections Director.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
ODD FELLOWS
! ELECT OFFICERS
At Meeting Of Grand Lodge in Albu
qVerque Yesterday and
Adjourn.

The New Mexico Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, in session at Albuquer
que, after waiting three days for a
quorum to appear at the annual meet
ing of the order, yesterday afternoon
secured the quorum, elected the OIL
GERS for the ensuing year, and ad-
journed.
It was expected that fully three hun.
dred Odd Fellows would be in Albu-
querque for this meeting of the Grand
Lodge, but owing to the floods few OF
the delegates we're able to arrive un'
til yesterday, when it was deemed un'
wise to longer continue the sessions
The officers elected follow:
Grand Master, Alex Bowie. of Gal
lup; Deputy Grand Master. w. w. Og
lie, of Roswell; Grand Warden, B. A
Sleyster. of Albuquerque: Grand Sec
retary. T. E. Stevens, of Albuquerque;
Grand Treasurer, A. ]. Wertz, of Las
Vegas; Grand Representative to ths
Supreme Grand Lodge, Alfred Jelfs, o
Ratoa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19

Texas, next November and to use my
little effort toward the development OF
the biggest thing in the West-irriga-
tiOn.
politics? Yes, in Idaho the DEM
ocrats are in a hypnotic trance, they
think they are running, but no one else
does. In Colorado it has just about
narrowed down to "Peabodyism" or
"Anarchism; and even in good old
Missouri the Democrats occasionally
have to scratch their heads" when
they think about election. The sentl-
ment all over is very strongly in favor
of Roosevelt and is becoming strong
er all the time. It is generally consld'
cred that it would be disastrous at TINS
time for national development. espec
tally in the West, to change the policy
Of our government. l shall leave soon
for the San Juan and our canal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19

Isidoro Armijo, of Las Cruces, Re-
publican nominee for the office of pro-
bate clerk and recorder of the county
of Dona Ana County, was born in Las
Cruces, the county seat of that county,
on the 18th day of February, 1871. He
was brought up in that town and is
we'll and favorably known to every
man, woman and child throughout the
county. He attended the public schools
of his native town and the College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Me-
silla Park, where he received very
liberal education
From the day he was atweB,kgone
years Of age, he has taken leading
part in politics, espousing the Repuhli-
can cause and today is man of great
prominence and high standing in his
party He is a defendant of an old
and highly respected family and his an
cestors were among those who came
to Mexico centuries ago and his grand
father was one of the original settlers
in the Mesilla Valley away back in the
'4O's. His father, Jacinto Armijo, was
steadfast and prominent Republican
and respected citizen and several times
served creditably as member of the
Legislative Council and of the House
of Representatives from Dona Ana
County.
After finishing his studies at the Col.
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
Mr.. Armijo engaged for while in the
stock raising business, as we'll as IN
mercantile pursuits. In 1896 he was
engaged in the publication of news
paper in Las Cruces and became in
terpreter of the Third Judicial District
Court, as he speaks English and Span
ish fluently and translates and inter
prets easily from one language into the
other.
At the November, 1900, elections, he
was elected probate clerk on the Re
publican ticket by very satisfactory
majority. He resigned his position az
interpreter and on the first of January
1901, assumed the duties of the elect
| i've Office to which he had been chosen
Active, honest, energetic, industrious
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
BOTH ARMIES EXHAUSTED
AFTER GREAT BATTLE
This Touether With Sodden Condi-
ton of Roads Caused BY Rains Has
Forced Suspension of Hostilities.

With both armies completely ex
hausted by the continued and desper-
ate fighting and the roads impossible
and streams bank full from the recent
torrential rains, there has been a lull
in the active operations along the
Shahke River. Todays dispatches say
that Yesterday passed quietly and brief
advices bearing on the situation as IS
existing today, indicate that the battle
has not been resumed. The Russians
still hold the important position OF
Lone Tree Hill, around which fighting
of the most desperate character was
centered and General Sakharoff reports
that the left flank has been slightly ad
vanced. The veil is drawn over the
general situation, but the net results OF
the tremendous battle seems to be thai
Oyama, while effectually checking the
Russian advance, has ben unable to fol
low it up with vital blow, and has
himself been stayed in his attempts to
advance his position.
Message From kuropatkin.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 19. - The
Emperor has received from Gen
eral Kuropatkin, under date of October
18th. the following dispatch: During
last night the Japanese attacked our
advanced positions at Lone Tree HILL
but were repulsed. No reports have
been received of any other engage
ments. Everything was quiet at all
our positions up to 10 o'clock this
morning. Rain fell all night and the
roads have been greatly damaged"
Everything Quiet Around Mukden.
Mukden Oct 19.-Yesterday passed
off quietly. No firing was heard last
night. The Japanese appear to be
slowly falling back. The glare seer
above their encampment may indicate
that they are burning their stores priol
to a withdrawal. This morning broke
chilly but clear. AIS soon as the roads
are drier a resumption OF the battle
| is probable, as the Russians are every
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19

bright and obliginS, he has made an ex.
cellent record in that office during the
two terms which will draw to a close
on December 31st of this year, he hav-
ing been reelected in November, 1902.
He is now serving as chairman OF the
board of school directors of the Las
Cruces precinct, and as such worked
hard and successfully for the plan for
the erection of the new, modern and
commodious public school building
there for the construction of which
bonds to the amount of $4,000 have
been voted and issued. He is a pro,
gressiye. and energetic citizen and a
firm and steadfast friend of the Ameri-
can public school system; whenever
and wherever possible he has done
good work to advance the interests OF
the public schools of his home town
and county. He is young man, but
has seen much active and hard polltl-
cal service, this being his thirteenth
year in politics, and his fourth year IN
service as probate clerk. He is OF such
a genial and urbane disposition that ev-
en- his political enemies like and re-
spect him, while he is very popular and
fully appreciated in his own party. he
has a fine address and possesses mag
netic personality. He is also obliglng
and courteous as an official, hence ne
is very popular with the voters VINO
often come to him for advice and favors
and who are always treated in the
right way and spirit by him.
His name on ticket adds strength
to it as in most elections he not only
received the full vote of his party, but
also votes from his political opponents
who recognize his worth, his ability
and efficiency as public officer, The
Office which he holds, under his man
agement, during the past four years
has become one of the best and most
eficiently conducted in the Territory
and the records of Dona Ana County
have been and are being kept by him II
excellent shape. Those who are bes'
posted on politics in that section o
I New Mexico declare that he Will be re
elected for the third term by yer!
gratifying majority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19

Plans have been completed for an
irrigation dam to be located at Engle,
which will conserve the interests OF
both the Ell Paso and Mesilla Valleys.
Assistant Chief Engineer Davis and
Consulting Engineer Sanders OF the
United States Reclamation Service
have arrived in Ell Paso, and, accom-
panied by B. NJ Hall, supervising engln-
eer of the Rio Grande project, they will
make a trip over the ground which is
TO be taken into consideration in the
proposed dam.
These three engineers comprise the
consulting board for the Rio Grande
project, and their report will go to
Chief Engineer Newell of the reclama-
tion service and to the secretary of the
interior.
According to the plans and estimates
which have just been brought to COM
pletion by Mr.. Hall. the dam will be
located just below the old Elephant
Butte site, opposite Engle station on
the Santa Fe road At this point the
largest storage capacity is possible.
From this point, it is stated. water can
be supplied to the entire Mesilla Val
ley. from Leasburg station, at the up
per end of the valley and to the entire
Ell Paso Valley in addition.
The proposed dam will have a stor-
age capacity of 100000 acre feet and
would store sufficient flood water, in.
dependent of what is generally used,
to supply 175,00O acres of land. 1t
would hold water to depth OF 175 feet.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
where in touch with the Japanese.
Baltic Fleet Sails.

where IN tOucn WIN Ine JAPANESE.
Baltic Fleet Sails.
Fakkeberg, Denmark, Oct. 19.-The
remainder of the Baltic Russian feet
sailed this morning for the north.
Japanese Concentrating at Lnshinpu.
ST. Petersburg. Oct. 19. - General
Sakharoff telegraphed today that the
Japanese are concentrating at Linshin-
pu, west of the railroad. A detachment
of Russian cavalry accommodating last
night in the vicinity of the Shahke
River captured two japanese guns with
no loss to themselves.
Both Sides Completely Exhausted.
ST. Petersburg, Oct 19.-The flush OF
enthusiasm of yesterday evening over
the capture of Lone Tree Hill and
Shahke, the repulse of the attacks of the
Japanese left and the hard drubbing
given General Yamada with the cap
ture of fourteen guns has given way
this morning to a calmer and more so
ber appraisement of the report that
General Kuropatkin has resumed the
genuine offensive. 1t is the rather gen.
eral belief that the Japanese offensive
has exhausted itself and the position
of the armies is now sort of deadlock
with the country rendered so sodden
by heavy rains, as to compel tempor-
airy suspension of general operations.
A complete veil hides the movements
east, but both Kuropatkin's and SAX
haroff's reports say there were no col
lisions on that portion of the battle
ground Monday or Tuesday. Oyama
evidently considers that Lone Tree
Hill, from which Kuropatkin could piv-
OF turning movement against the left,
to be of vital Importance as both Sum
day and Monday nights, the latter dur.
ing terrific storm, made desperate
efforts to capture it, but all efforts fall
ed. Neither Kuropatkin nor SakharoT
in dispatches given out this morning,
send any details of the defeat of YAM
ada and the capture Of the Japanese
guns.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
VICE CURTAILED
IN CHICAGO
Reform Association in Windy CITY
Have Accomplished Much
Good.

Chicago, H., Oct. 19.-One notable
achievement of the suppression OF the
operation of policy companies in Chi
cago is recorded in the thirteenth an
nual report made to the citizens by the
Reform Association. Progress is also
said to have been made in the efforts
to improve the police department and
secure the punishment of bookmakers.
The report says: "Today for the first
time in 40 years there is not policy
company operating within the city linn
it's. When the association first began
its efforts in May, 1908, there were
1 200 to 1900 policy writers operating
in every quarter of the city"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR TRIAL TRIP
SATURDAY. Next Of New Protected Cruz.
ser CoIorado-Must Make ZZ
Knots Per Hour.

New York, Oct. 19.-Plans are al
complete for the speed trial of the new
protected cruiser Colorado on cape
Ann on Saturday Although the crui-
ser went into dry dock on Monday al
ternoon. it is now practically ready.
IT'S bottom has been thoroughly scrap
ed and given several coats OF anti'cor'
rosive paint and anti-foulingsoap. ltwas
ffoated at high tide this afternoon
The cruiser should, according to the
huilders' contract, show speed OF "
knots an hour on its trial trip.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
WILL BE RECOMMENDED
Enaineers Decide on This Site and
Say That 1t Will Reclaim Mesilla
Valley Land and Prove Valuable.

The dam would be 255 feet high above
bed rock. At this point bed rock is 65
feet below the river bed. There is no
point down the river where bed rock is
nearer to the river bed. The dam
would be curved up stream, with a
crest of I ,150 feet and bottom meas
urement of 800 feet. At the bottom it
would be 180 feet in thickness, and at
the top 20 feet in thickness, with a
roadway IA feet in width and parapets
five feet in height.
These plans provide for supplying
the Mesilla Valley as we'll as the El
Paso Valley with an abundance of wa
ter. The results to Ell Paso would be
as great as from the proposed inter
national dam, at this point, while the
results above would be far greater.
The international dam plan proposed
to cover up $4,000 of good land with
water and the backwater would de-
stroy $4,000 additional acres. Alto
gether 10000 acres of land would be
destroyed in order to irrigate 10000
other acres of land. 1t is proposed to
irrigate both the 10000 acres of land
which would be destroyed and the 49,
900 acres which the international dam
would irrigate.
The members of the Consulting
Board are now on the ground examir-
ing the site. After a couple of days
near Engle they will 60 to Las Cruces
to examine the surveys made for a
diversion dam and canal near that
nOint
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
TWO CHILDREN
DIE in FLAMES
Middlesworth orphans' Home Destroy
ed BY Fire in sheIbyvilie,
illinois. j.

shelbyville, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-The Mid
ellsworth Orphans Home was destroy
"a by fire here today and although the
flames we're discovered while the chill
dren we're asleep, all but two were
rescued. The dead are: Alfred and
charles Patterson, aged nine and elev-
an wears. There were 81 children
sleeping in the upper rooms OF tne
boma. The flames cut of escape by
the Railways and several chiidren
Jumped from the upper windows 10
roof adjoining the building.