davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-23

Wheat flakes, per sack OF so lbs. ...;.. 1S
Wheat flakes. per Dbl: of 125 lbs. net. 400
HAY (all per ton)-Old crop No. grain,
s1 .oOd16: 90; No. 2, s12.OO@14.OO; alfalfa.
50 00d11 90 oo<,,o m. -,
. IS. .bOGIi0 90; alfalfa. IS. 5nSD10.00
FRUITS AND sERRIssmBapnan1as, IS, .3.paar1as
4G5c: dew. &c: raspberries S0D1Oc; black
berries 4d5c; logan berries, 4Q5c.
CITRUS FRUITS--Lemons, choice. SITS
sweets and st, Michaels. $1.9O@225 box
on quality, =,
beans. wax, 417c lb peets. 60QD70c sack;
celery fancy, SOC dozen; chiles; evapor,
ated, 15@20c lb; garlic, lac lb; lettuce. zoo
dozen, 81 .16 sack; peas, 4@6c lb; spinach,
zoe dozen; turnips, SIC sack: cabbage. $50
Soc sack.
S1.75: wheat. 100-lb sacks,
81 80; corn. 8. As; cracked corn. a;5o; feed
lev. 81 40; oil cake meal 50 90; cotton seed
meal. 1.s5; cocoanut cake, d55; shorts,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-23
D-ied Fruit Prices
Bv Associated Press.
shinments of Erult

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22-Carload ship
ments over Southern Pacific railroad
August 21: Oranges, 8; lemons, s; grand
total, IA, 1876.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

SunoDeo. - 0b66Bf &frte,
rer 6grer unber 9rebifabet Sanbz
berg, bar j bet 1ibIte Nar O9ret unz
oertaItet en- gennemgribenbe Sitanbs
Iattelie paa 5oranlebning at &irfens
Patron, 2ensgrebe 6. 6. Hebentloip,
per ogIad tibligere bar pitt fin itore
Snteresie for gebaringen al gamle
monumentale 8bgninger. 9reben
bar Iaalebes ofret betpOeligt pad
SitonbIattelien at 3iriteb 2irte paa
2anlanb. Oct pore al Opbbsl Sirte,
% gdnffe i9rli9 5aurnet, er blepen
9runoig %reItdbreret. &irten er bGes
ben foripnet meb npe ittlfulOe Stolez
itaber, ME Numertabler FAINT ct imutt
mt Sub. Den gamle pr9biteitol,
Orgelfdcdben og Qlteret er reitabreret.
s Snbqongen til bet greOelige &apel
er Der dn6rdgt en- meget imut CANT
mel Sme6ejernspOrt, Der formentl.g
tioliaere bar Tibet Der. men MI fanoz
ties iom Cage til preitegourben.
&irfens Snbre er ommuIet / rolige,
Itemnin9sfulbe 5orber, og / ben fsns
ne og perbige SfittelIe, / bpiIten
9irfen MI fremtreoer, er ben ct
mutt gionesbpro ON ben fire 5orz
~ituaelie og ben tore Om6u, N~rtitett
@ig9o 9u6l, Der bar leOet Sitanos
iettelien bar Iugt for Oagen Oeo
bette iom oeO flere tiOligere arbeiz
per at famine art Der / 2unbet. 8e
forIfeli9e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er uos
fert at bbgtige MeItre fra SenOerz
borg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

3enoer. = SO artebet. 3i!z
~foielen ben 5. Maj bar ligefrem ooer=
bpGoenoe, 6enimob 5000 StDtter
9png. operbeienoe @uastDag. Gn
Del beraf par tilfert fra 9uium,
6por Marteoet par ilet. Sanbelen
oar iom 5pige At Den fore 3ilfpriel
ilGbenbe, o9 Yriierne labere enb for
tige 1ges. STUN bebite 8dre gif goot
al men nadebe lite 0interpri1erne.
Nogle metlen6or9ite og sItpreusIife
8r9stger bar paa Warteoet, men
pragebes. 5or @ra8toGg betalte8
pp til $50 Wart, 0alpadr8s &dlDe
8O-155 Marf, 8r9sitube op til $50
Mort. 5ebetoaget foitebe for 100
Yo. Staqtsoagt 52-63 Marf. Som
en- Gjenbommeligbeo fan onfsres, at
u. @inter6erg at 9jernorup beb
Comment eo folgte a 9r9stser lii
Str. Sngoertien / 5uurtOft for 400
Mart Stpttet. - paa 6uuremartes
bet BAR 5ilferIen 200 Stpffer. Mos
nerfaar men Gam foitebe Up til so
Murt, Qarin9sfaar op iii SO Mart.
@rtiene er oeb6lioenbe b1re, 1872
Mdrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

@amorup. - aartofGer %
8tat. Gn Manb / @ar9eOen at
@ranien ~opoagebe forleOen, at bet
bar ipunbet lopti9 meget i bans
notwithstanding / &ulerne pa1
Marten. 6os en- Na6o forIpanot
Iamtioig en- lille 8ris til en- @agt At
500 so. De gobe Nuboer BEN
ter life at ( a~artoferne eGer @riien
mere; men De tenter ODER, ON 8ar=
toflerne er beitemte Or @riien Ell
Ter til at ipiies til 9rilen. Mon
gaar nemlig ub fra, at begge Dele
er baone0e paa famine Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Snnhrriuunnh

ct tiff &rab. ,5lenss
burger Na4ri6ten" fremfdttes fets
genbe araD.
Den nproilesOigite 8onifbeb roae
Der 10 ODER en- Rette at presieorgas
ner. Raur be MI pad en- beitemt
Dag, lab os Iige ben l. Maj, ofents
liggiorbe en- tldr o9 tbbelig grtlGs
ring, Iom life tunbe pribes og benbes,
at bet SnbbOlo, at 0dnfterne /
Rorolespig MI og / 5remtiben ube@
luttenbe fsler fig Tom aoneen at
preusiens llnberIdtter, at De for 81
tertiben afpiier enbber 3dnte om at
genforenes meo 0dnmdrt, ndar be
opforbrer ale partifp1er til MI og
| al 6remtib at unblabe enbber Tom
BELT geitrabeGIe, Der gaar ub paa,
at Roro TleSDi9 lesnes fra Yreusien.
= nuar be enbelig bill forpli9te fig
til lite at fremi9tte noget mobfat /
Yresien, paa Msber e1er unberbaars
ben, - Ida bill ri tro be 6errer pau
beres Orb, at be tun tilItr9ber at
regte oanIt Sprog og Seo og ellers
intet. Wten fan eller pil be life dfs
9liOe en- Iaubdn Grtl9ring, fdd mda
Ri antage, at bet lite er beres OIL
Dor meb ben Iaafalbte frebelige
Danfbeb, at be tbartimob tiIitras
Der politiite Sing"
6ertil bem9rter ,Mobersmaalet"
Oct er en- nbbelig politit. SORT
bnber preus' eriet ben banIfIinbeoe
8efoltning en- Rptte onbe Qar, %
idd tror bet ooen / 9sbet, at al ben
3odn9 og bette 3rpt ituloe babe aps
let en- iaobon &9rligbeb til 5nTf6ez
ben / bort 8rbIt, iaa Ri MI ubetinget
falot til SIZE Og trpgteoe ON Staans
iel. arabet forn99ter life fine 0ps
bdosmGno. Oct er ben 9amle tnIte
5dlIitepflGring, at preusIen life bar
D9ret | Stunb til beb i'm 9ultur at
erobre ben bdnTftdlenbe gefolfnin9s
6u og Sengibenbeo, og bet er 10 /
6enfolo til Wiblerne intet Wiratcl.
Oct bilbe berfor ogiaa bare bet
nemmeite for Magt6doerne, bbis be
funbe narre os til at gioe ct 2sfte,
Iom fun pilbe mebfsre 1oerli9ere8rao
iamt at gioe Qftalo paa aft. boab Der
er bunIf. 8i bilbe meb andre Orb
iejle inb / ct aanbeligt o9 politiit
0sobanbe, Tom pilbe 6lioe en- Tint
te for bele 2~dnosoelen. pit ben bans
lie gefoltning life n9rer 9ssrioelie8s
6eitrabelier, er for spriat bleoet fo8t
faa tiot Og iod tlart, iaa Der life
6ebepes poerligere 5oritringer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

8allum. = g r9 tepafg. of
be tire p~r9Ienterebe pr9fter fiji Sen@
bag ben 80. 9pril beb 8alget pdItor
Risfen at Sfdft 80 og paItur &nbres
fen (Snbremisiionsmanb) at 2sjt Sc
Stemmer. 9aItpr Nisien, Der er en-
Spn at tibligere 0egn Nisien I
6ielitrup, er altiau palst. @dlget
bleb forberebt meb en- bibfg Ngitds
tion fra Snbremisfions Sibe, Ger
enb life unbiaa fig oeb at tn til Mtib4
Ter fom ,Optantma9eri"; 10-11
Observation-Disclosures bar Itregne
pad 2ilten fom banlfe llnberfoatter.
0ette bar BAIT en- Itor Op6ibfeIie os
berettieet Sarme / fele Sognet, fom
%piItnof bar b%ibraeet til, at paitor
Nisfen pulgtes meb iaa fort 5lers
tai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

3oftlunb. 3oftGunb Stofe
er after for fife, og / ben nGrmeite
9ib ifal Der tilbpgges igen. Den l.
Wdj fiji Stolen dlene 80 M fmoa
Gleper, os ben neberfte 9las'e bar 20
Gleber mere, enb ben mao babe. 8ps
en- tager til, og life minbit meb 8grn.
Om 8 qdr dnta9es Stolen at babe
1876 Ifolepli9ti9e 8srn flere, og | be
5 Oar fun SO rere tonirmetebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

Oct 9rgnnes nu obers
alt efter De iibite 0uges milbere
9eir. 2uften er bog tpIig enbnu. =
Den 1. Maj, bu bet efter gammeI
6oItetro lite MATTE regne, faIot Der
foruoen itarfe Bigger OgIaa en- 6el
Del 9a9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

W2eItrene / Stano for at unbgdd en-
Rpnfift. Spenbenes 8rob er en- 81
melsn at Al pg. til 1906, fra 1906
oerimoO 40. Meitrene er bi0ige til
at betule Al pg. / 5imen, men ga
riffen ital geloe til 1908. Oct er
SOenoene uf Organiiationen fors
buOt at a%filutte en- SoerenstOmIt
Der barer lGngere eno 2 Qar.
- Gn nh Qgntonflttt.
De berp9renoe Snebferf benbe title
be for nDlig arab ON 9gnforbejelie.
De forlongte, at Minimaapnnen full
be forbsjes meb 3 pg. / 5imen,
nemIig fra 30 til 80 pg, og 9imes
lennen for alore Sbenbe fra 35 til
81 Pg. Nrbeibsgioerne bar Gfter@
miboagen ben 1. Mai afbolot Ell
Msbe, boor bet en- temmigt Oebtoges
at afilad SOenbenes 8rab.
- S%trtte. 8a Snebfermeiter>
ne I obenn9bnte Mebe afIIog at
guu inb pda Soenbenes arap, nebs
Idgbe bisie 0agen efter Nrbejoet.
sos Sneoter MleB Itritebe 8 Mano.
SOenOene bos Meb forlangte en-
3imelen at 81 Yg., bet bIiOer en-
ll9etsn at % Wt. 20 qg. MeB
tilbsb bog at gibe benz en- ugelsn al
I22 Mt., og besuben IeIp betale CIV
g~etuSfes Og SnOaIiOepengene. 9et
Oiloe Spenoene bog lite gaa tnO
pau. Canine Days Gftermiboag BE-
1luttebe Spenbene bog after at pptOs
&c 4rbejbet.
- &aront9nen. (!6mb.) s
Qpril Mdane6 er Der tilfsrt Mabens
rdd &drant9ne / aft 1860 Stbtter
tongerigIt aba9 imob 1903 Stptter
Il famine Maane0 / Bior. l%lofsrslsn
bar 1864 Stptter imob 1862 / FAINT
me Madneb 1904.
De ggererbe 5iftere,
fom bill 6ofatte fig / 4d6enraa til
Gfteraaret, bar ifplge ,6iemoal" /
flere 5ilfGlOe Iejet 2eiti9beoer til
Priier, Der er 800 SET. teiere,
enO bOab Der biotil er betuIt for
be famine 2eilig6eoer. 8enne Stig
ming Oil ogiaa ramme bore bjemlige
QrbejOere.
@d6enraa 0me9n. 3boeri. or.
Qtn3.) 8 IioIte l9e at Qpril bleu
Der Dos @aarbejer SEES Matbieien /
2(lsleO i%tjaalet ct ur / aarletumret,
mebens 9usboloeriten bar IpsielIat
I Saben, % @darbens Soft bar pdd
Mauten. Man antager, at to SanOs
p9rtsIbenbe bar uofsrt 3Dberiet. s
5ior Itial en- 0aanop9rtsipenO ct
Bar nDe Sto fra famine 3jenei tie
tdrl, men ban lob ct Bar GAME BIZ
be Itdaenoe | Steben. 8enne Sang
Tt &arlen ingen 3ing / geberlug.
9an bOife6e zig ben
/. Maj. "a @%aaromano S. Sen
oerien paa 5(a6iten beo goOum
forleben tom bjem fra en- Rei=
fe, fanbt ban 6eItene ItouenOe
ufobrebe / Staloen, mebens &arlen,
en- Soeniter peb Rdbn aart Ol8ion,
lua og JOB en- Rus ub / aarletummes
net. Susbonoen talote paa Dam. -
Mlen Oa SOeniteren fsrit bar ble0elr
pdagen, bilbe ban bube 5oritub pud
lin 0sn, og ba 5ebberien nagtebe
bette, forbi ban alerebe babbe for
trait BAN / 5orbeien, trangte &drs
len ino paa tam og m~isbanOlebe
BAN. Omiiber Hap 8ebberien fra
BAN og lob bente en- 9enbarm. Den
barmblobige Spenifer iibber nu i
Qmt8retsfangIlet / qabenraa Iom
ontlaget for grub paa !Slsfreben,
2egemsbeituoigelie o9 for at BABE uos
Itsbt 3rusler.
6~aoerslep. 8eb q n ges
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

St9rb9t. u holbs 0 &
brag % OpGesningi9 anh.
tobiemmet. 6orbenoarenbe Glue
ip.aer q. &rogb fra aerteminbe talte
oa latte Qsrbag often ben %. 4pril
/ StGrbGt 2anbbo6iem. Der bar
msot en- tor 5oriamling Der fulgs
tc bet BELT igennem fengslenbe Sore
brag meb itor Opm9rtIombeo.
arogbs 5oreorag er life en- 3orbeaz
tale for Spiritusbrittenbe, men ban
foritadr Oeb ODer6eoisnin9ens 8ors
me at t%Iargsre, bbor let bet 89ger,
ber brittes / kingdoms Sbermoo,
Tan blioe oeres Slit ia 0gb8buger;
ban tlurger 8eliignelfen beb Qfbolo
fra be beruienbe 0ritte; Der er 6jers
tebanne, her er Meblibenbeb meb
ben falone 9rdnter, og Der er a9rs
ligfeb til llngoommen, 6Oem ban
inbtr9ngenoe abbarer imob ben
ar9ftIfdbe, Der lurer paa Dem. Sri
iellerne er mango og itore, bet gel
Der ON at bers ppbnebe imob benz,
at bpg9e l1ie 9iem, 6iem | Col
Fin, / SierteOarme. Otter Sorebras
get oplGIte 9r. arogb 8aubepiaen
DSlagtninsene" og Sorcen y Oct
bsje Is" df Sopbus Reumann. Beg
ge StDtter bleb meIterlig opl9fte,
ret BAR mere enb Spl9sning, bet
bar, iom bar man benfsrt foran
Qdmpereftens ftrdd 9r9bber. Be |
Stbtterne agerenbe blep ale upper
Iigt fremItilebe, og ane Sdngene
fortrinligt f%prebruene. publitums
.bragenbe 8tfalb manglebe beller life.
Qdbenrdd. 9els
Murerfaget. Sbenbes
ne bar enbnu life fra Meiterne mob
ta9et noget Sbdr paa beres 9rap.
5 Dag (ben 1. Maj er 5riiten ubs
leben, men SOenOene bar bog be-
iluttet at bente 8 0use meb Qrbejbss
nebIeegel1en for at unbgaa enStrite.
s Morgen. 3irsbdg, tpmmer ct Mebs
lem al Observation-Disclosures Sos
bebbeItprelie til Stebe, Der bill bd
blibe afbolbt ct Mpbe for at tage
en- enbelig 8eFutning. Repr9ientdnz
ten for Sbenbene pil ou ogfaa for
at faa en- Jorbanblins meb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

!S~aoersleb. Deb q ebninge s
retten for6anblebes ben 4. Mdj
bl. a. fslgenoe Gag: Stationsfor>
itunber GneoolbIen bdbbe fornGrmet
Msller WeItereaarb fra ODer Sers>
bal beb | Gbr. 8or6s 9eb9rtning |
Ober Sersbal at babe omtalt bans
0arer pdu uforbelagtig Mnuoe.
Serfor bapbe @~eftergaarb unlugt
priOuttlageia9 mob GnebolbIen. Den
.inbtlagebe inbrgmmebe at BABE brugt
be f%orn9rmelige Orb ON Deitergddrb
og til6eb at bebile fit ltbfagns Rig
iig6eb. Retten faa bort fra benne
8ebisfSrelie. Selb ON bet bar rigs
tigt, baboe ban life Cob til at iige
bet ofentligt. bet burbe ban babe
giort til pributtlageren birefte. 0et
foitebe Fam 5 Mdrt I 9sbe FAINT
Sdeens OmtoItninger.
MiGtbrdnb. = Sgnbdo B..
60. april inblogbes pdd 3rebsfbgts
buffet Siemmefldgter Seemunn At
tStbbin9, Der for IA 9age Iiben bar
bleOen fprgiftet at ct Stbtte &bGg,
ter bar bsb at Wlittbranb. Gfter
en- Operation blep bans 8efinbenoe
bebre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

= ~ y 8eT5F0F IN fFFT,
fOm 0tl boIatte fig i Qu6enruu til
Gfteraaret, bar ifplge y6iemOdl" /
flere 5ilfalOe leiet 9eiligbeoer ii.
priIer, Der er 800 Mt. fpiere,
enO bOab Der biotil er betaIt for
be famine 9eilig6eber. 8enne Stigs
ming bil ogioa ramme bore bjemIige
QrbejOere.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
OF NO POLITICAL
SIGNIFICANCE

A delegation of prominent citizens
of Taos arrived in the city Saturday.
They came to visit Senator Casimiro
Barela, who is in the city today on
business and will likely go with him
to Trinidad for visit the latter part
Of the week. They are Juan Saints
tevan of Taos, Gregorio Griego and Ra-
mon Sanchez of Penasco, and Antonio
G. Pacheco Of Arroyo Seco. The men,
bers of the party upon being asked
concerning the report that they were
here to consult with Senator Barela
and to aid his reported candidacy for
the governorship of New Mexico, say
that there is no truth in the report
whatever and that they are here sim.
ply on private business. Juan Santis-
teyan and Antonio G. Pacheco, two of
the members, so informed represent
ative of the New Mexican. They all
agree, however, that there is much
snow in Taos County, in many places
eighteen inches deep and on the plains
about six inches deep and that the out
look for the coming spring and sum-
mer for stock and farming is first
class
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
WILL MURDER 1T
In CONFERENCE
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 13.-Sufh
cient signatures have been secured on
the Republican side to send the
amended statehood bill to the confer
ence committee. This is interpreted to
mean that the House will insist on the
provisions of the original Hamilton
joint statehood bill and that fight
will be made in the conference COM
mittee. This action is not favorable
to the prospects for single statehood.
Must Watch Out for Dams.
Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Feb. 13.-New Mexico
persons, localities and boards having
at heart any irrigation schemes what
soever cannot watch them with too
great zeal. Every arid section in the
west is clamoring for aid and the ones
that are followed the most insistently
and whose hackers see to it that they
are urged by the greatest influences
will be the ones to secure appropria-
tions for work. The Smith, Culberson
bill, which is to give Ell Paso Rio Gran
de water at the expense of the Mesilla
Valley, is being carefully looked after
by the New Mexicans at the Capital.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
TEDDY FULL
OF SPUNK
He fIatIy Refuses to Present the
Senate Amendment Treaties
to Other Nations.
ALL OR NOTHING
Says the Change Of Wording is q Step
Backward Which He Very Respect.
fully Declines to Take.

Washington, Feb. 13.-President
Roosevelt will not present the arbitra-
tion treaties as amended by the Senate
tn the countries with which they were
negotiated. In reply to the number
less inquiries by representatives of
the press at the state department to-
day, Secretary Hay made in substance
the following statement: "The Presi-
dent regards the matter of the general
arbitration treaties as concluded by the
action of the Senate Saturday. He
recognizes the right of the Senate to
reject the treaty either by direct
vote in that sense, or indirectly by
changes which are incompatible with
its spirit and purpose. He considers
that with the Senate amendment, the
treaties not only cease to be step for
ward in the cause of general arbitra
tion, but are really step backward,
and therefore he is unable to present
them in this altered form to the coun-
tries with which we have been nego-
tiating."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
WOMAN MAY NOT
HANG THURSDAY

Philadelphia, Feb. ia petition
asking for a reOpening OF the case OF
Samuel Greason, colored, was filed in
the Supreme Court today. Greason
and Mrs. Kate Edwards We're convict
ed OF the murder of the latter's hus.
band but in recent confession the
woman exonerates Greason from all
blame. Should the Supreme Court
grant the request OF Greason's counsel
neither Greason nor Mrs. Edwards will
be hanged Thursday OF this week as
they would be reprieved in order that
she might testify in Greason's behalf.
A supplemental confession by Mrs. Ed
wards was also presented to the court.
In it she says she gave her husband
liquor until he became intoxicated and
then she hit him ON the head with a
hammer. Her daughter Mary wit.
messed it all she says, and then helped
her throw the body into the cistern.
Mary Is now in st. Louis and the po.
lice there have been asked to keep
her under surveillance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
DEATH BLOW
TO SANDER
Solicitor General Prichard's
Brilliant Challenge to United
States Senator Burrows.
SHOW UP OR SHUT UP
Michigan Man Will Earn $1,000 For
Charity II He Can Produce Two
Polygamists In New Mexico.

United States Senator Julius Caesar
Burrows, of Michigan, one of the Sen
ators opposed to statehood for New
Mexico, in a speech In recent debate
On the statehood bill now pending In
the Fifty-eighth Congress- gave New
Mexico a severe drubbing, among 9TH
er things asserting in substance that
New Mexico is full of Mormons, that
they control political and legislative
affairs here and that If the Territory
became state, they would rule. This
shows how little the honorable Sena-
tor from the great state of Michigan
knows. If he is no better posted on af-
fairs in general and if there are many
like him in the U. S. Senate, then the
good Lord have mercy upon the coun-
try. There are in New Mexico not ov-
or one thousand Mormons. They
have a small settlement on the San
Juan River in the vicinity of Fruit
land, another at Ramah, in Mckinley
County, and there are few of them
in the Rio Grande Valley, north of
Santa Fe. There is not single polyg.
amist among them, as far as is known
The following dispatch which was sent
today to the Senator by Solicitor Cen
eral George w. Prichard, is certainly
entitled to an answer from Senator
Burrows:
Hon. j. c. Burrows, United States
Senate Washington, D. c.
arTbo Daoord ~ tho
7th instant contains these words ut
tered on the floor Of the Senate by
you: To-day polygamy exists in New
Mexico. 1t has been declared that 1t
Is breeding ground of polygamy II
this Territory is not admitted, these
violators of law will be brought to JUS
tice' I challenge the truth of the
above utterance and will put up one
thousand dollars to be turned over to
any charitable organization you MAJ
name if you furnish the names of two
men in this Territory out of popula-
ton of three hundred thousand here.
who have plural wives in New Mexi-
CO. You said in your speech that you
had the information. Let us hear from
you. GEORGE w. PRICHARD."
Solicitor General of New Mexico"
The records of the United States
courts in this Territory, show conclu.
sively that not Norman has been in
dicted or tried under the Edmunds'
law which has been enforced by the
United States for over twenty years, In
the u. S. courts of this Territory. Had
there been a single Mormon polyga-
mist in the Territory during these
years, he would have certainly been
found out, indicted and tried, as the
United States district attorneys have
made it special practice to be active
and strenuous in the execution of the
provisions of the Edmunds act, which
vas primarily passed by Congress to
stop the practice of polygamy in the
erritories of the United States.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
HEARST ATTACKED
IN CONGRESS

Washington, Feb. 13.-In the House
today Congressman Sullivan of Massa.
chusetts, replied to certain state
ments regarding himself printed in the
New York American. His remarks
were the outcome of the debate on the
railroad rate bill in the course of
which Sullivan inquired why Mr..
Hearst was not present to explain his
own bill. Sullivan characterized the
Americans article as deliberate In
suit to one member by another" He
referred to Hearst as the unknown
man or political novice whose only
is his inherited
wealth." Replying to Sullivan, Hearst
denied that he either suggested or in
spired the article in the American re-
ferred to. He charged that John A.
Sullivan was one of two brothers who
kept q saloon in Boston where MUIR
der was committed and that the two
Sullivans were indicted for murder.
This accusation threw the House into
an uproar and provoked objections.
Speaker Cannon admonished Mr.
Hearst that his remark violated the
rules. Hearst cut short his remarks
with the statement that he was proud
of the hostility of such men as Sulli.
man.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-13
THE GOODS
ON THEM
Cattle RustIers Caught Red
Handed Near the Pens Of
the Slaughtered.
TWO IN THE TOLLS
Old Chief of the Tribe of Thieves Next
Ia &c H. T.,>
Old Chief of the Tribe Of Thieves Next
in Line Of Arrest and His Two
Sons Bound Over.
Special to the New Mexican.

l oPSSAoA w IAO ANCW ICAlCdu.
Captain, Feb. 13-In the teeth of
the worst storm in five years, Con.
stable Columbus Byfeld, assisted by
James Brent, former sheriff of Lin
coin County, rode to the ranch Of Rob-
ert Leslie, eight miles south of White
Oaks, Tuesday last and made two SEN
sational arrests finding startling evil
dences of guilt. Byfield and Brent
found at the Leslie. ranch the freshly
butchered carcasses and hides of nine
beeves, the hides bearing the brand
of the Carrizozo Cattle Company and
the w and the Three Blocks brands of
the Ell Captain Cattle Company. In a
slaughter pen near the Leslie ranch
house four fat cows also of these
brands. Leslie's seventeen year old
son was the only person on the ranch.
He was foiled in his efforts to hide and
was promptly arrested. Elisha Leslie,
en- elder son of Robert Leslie, was cap
tured as the officers were returning to
El Captain. He was at that time en-
route home from Ell Captain where he
had made sale of stolen beef.
Both young men were day or two
later taken to Nogal where they were
given preliminary hearing and held
over to the District Court Their faith
er, Robert Leslie, will be arrested on
sight. He will hardly be able to es-
cape the country.
For long time the Leslies have
been suspected of butchering and sell
ing stolen cattle, but to catch them in
the act has been exceedingly difficult
because they possessed large bunch
of cattle of their own. Naturally, they
have always resented suspicion with
the statement that they were butcher
ing their own cattle. Their opportune
capture at this time is due to the ma !
tured plans of those directly inter-
ested.
Elisha Leslie, familiarly known as
''Lish" was indicted in Lincoln County, |
two years ago on charge of cattle |
stealing, having been arrested by |
James Brent, one of the arresting off, |
GERS in this case "Lish" escaped and |
crossed the Arizona line. He remained |
N Arizona until a few months ago |
when he returned home, giving bond
'or his appearance at the next term of
,ourt. The officers will see to it that
le is on hand, safe enough, at that
line.