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QUERIES AND ANSWERS.

Query: Will you please tell me through
your query and answer column OF Sun
day how John Estes Cookies historic
novels came 2 rs 'Surry of Eagles n est"
the first. and in what order do the others
follow2
v. P. W,
Answer: This Is the order Of his post
bellum works: i. Iife of Stonewall Jack
son. 2. surry OF Eagles Nest. 3. Wearing
OF the Gray. a. Mohun, s. Fairfax. g.
Hit to Hit. Z. Out Of tho Foam. s.
Hammer and Rapier. Q. The Heir of Cay
mount. 10. Life OF General r. y. Lee,
and so on.
Query: Who were tho Windsor Beau
ties" of English history?
Answers Anne HYDE Duchess OF York.
and her twelve ladies In tho court OF
Charles H., painted by Sir Peter Lely,
at the request Of Anne Hyde, conspicuous
in her train was Frances Jennings,
eldest daughter OF Richard Jennings. Of
standridge. near st. Alban's,
query; why is Whit Sunday 50 calledy
=. M. T..
Answers One of tho etymologies Of this
word is wit or Wisdom sunday,Ethe day
on which the Spirit OF Wisdom fell upon
tho Apostles.
Query. Who wrote the comedy called
'rrhe Wedding Day. and at what date?
What Is the story of the play?
X. B. r..
Answer Mrs. Inchbald, in 1900, The
story Is this: Sir Adam Contest lost his
first wife by shipwreck and. twelve or
fourteen years afterwards was about to
lead to the altar young girl OF eighteen,
to whom he was always singing tho
praises of his first wife. On tho wedding
day this pink Of wives and women made
her appearance. told how she had been
rescued. and COMPOUNDED Sir Adam who
was less willing to rejoice in her restora-
ton than to bewail her loss,
Query: What is the sign when person
SIGMA.
Answer: According to old wives philos-
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People who are naturally pessmistio
are won't. to declare with an ominous
shake Of the head: Times are not like
they used to be- That Is true; they are
very much better. Physical culture OUT
of-door sports and knowledge OF by
giene has revoutionized the twentieth
century woman, and her dress as well.
She has ceased to be an extremist In
style we no longer see the tightly laced
waist OF years ago. giving no room for
the admission of fresh air. nor the 5ludi-i
crous hoop skirt, transforming natu-S
rally graceful woman into the appear
nnce of balloon. Never before IN any
ago has woman dressed SO becomingly
and yet so comfortable as now. She has
learned that she sometimes has to sacrl-
fee the latest In fashion for the sake OF
securing what suits her best, but she
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PAPER HANGING
BY AMATEURS

room, take three pints Of
four, rubbed smooth, in two quarts OF
cold water: add elg:,t quarts OF boiling
II 20 for ! t, minutes, Stir in two table.
spoonfuls of powdered alum. strain. cool
and use as thick as will lun, olf the
tear to the paper. In preparing TO paper3
have the left hand side OF the paper
trimmed. Cut the ceiling pieces four
ting on the first strip let It come down
on the wall two Inches all around. "A
new broom will do service as we'll as
tes u tAe p ses VIII 50 on witsopt
wrinkle Cut the side wall paper SO as
to let the strips, lap under the border
border When pasted, fold the paper In
folds about a foot long, one on top Of
the other, and one can apply very long
pieoe without trouble. In using the
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Hard Sauce.

At q fashionable dinner observed a
dainty way of serving hard sauce, which
so frequently looks "messey." For six
cup OF graduated sugar and one-half
cup Of good butter. Add the white Of
one egg. unbeaten, and beat again until
creamy. Divide into four equal portions
and to these respectively add two or
three drops OF vanilla, a teaspoon of
grated chocolate or cocoa, five drops of
lemon juice and two or three drops each
of pink colorlng and strawberry flavor
ing. Spread them In thick layers In the
order above given. in square tin. and
put on ice to harden. When ready to
serve remove tho sauce from the tin. be-
ing careful to preserve the shape. and
cut in slices either down or across; at
the table place slice on the side Of
each individual dish OF tho dessert with
which 1t Is served
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Mousscline Popular.

mia ,no,,sselines do cole are largely.
renlacine chiffon for general wear; ana 10
the seeded and dotted patterns. when
used over shimmering silk or sauh:
they afford daintier and more etnereai
effect than does tho slightly neAvler
but less seryiceabie CHIFFON. me IN
ported model shows q gown OF WHY o.
with silk embroidered dot over the 1aint-
est OF coral pink Liberty. and the familiar
wheat ear design In Russian guipure used
for trimming. The coraa1e has sur ~
Mice yoke OF lace, to which the nous
seliue Is attached in blouse lines, tnS
satin doublure carefully boned and fitted
The lining Is brought down IN q Vely
deep. sharp point, and over this tho sash
Of broad satin ribbon, white, With Q deep
coral edge, is brought. long ends Win
small loops iioating in the back. the
sleeve Is q simple puff, with elbow 1rlii,
the lace literally used for bandln&. s1 ne
skirt is after an original design, the Top
SHRED to tho band. and the lace 80 ols. =
posed as to give TERED and paneled
effect below the hip. Knots OF ripoon
simulate q Joining between me pa a,n,h;
and there Is a raqu,n nounce chair cloth)
on the foundation skirt. covered with rut i;
fles OF silk, so that the edge OF tho sx saN
a r. we'll supported, and stands out a1te1
the approved style.
Box Pleat Prominent.
" =
The box pleat is one OF the most promi-s
nent oe the late seasons fancies, ana
many and various are tho uses to Wnich
this smart style is put. In the illustrauon
the fulness on both bodice and skirt 81
handled after this wisea those on the
bodice running down either Side OF me
y-ghaped docoletage1 which is filed IN
with Spanish Lace and boTdered with
three standings Of framboise RIBBON 70
accord with the framboise tone O. the
sacilienne, which fashions the gown.
Z rho ceinture, well feather-boned, matchcs
this ribbon effect in tone and treat ment;
and the sleeve is shirred on the inner
seam to increase the fullness.
The sicilicnne sleeve stops Just 70.
low tho elbow, and nm undersleeye o.
lace continues from there to the wr Is.
The skirt is fitted with q yoke over ~. the
hips, to which the box pleated port'on
is applied in a plcket-fence style, eae n
n,eat nointed and with fancy stitches 20
hold them down over the curve q tne
hin, whence they arc we'll pressed 70 tne
nom. The straight width OF TINS new
skirt as not less than ten yards q. me
hem. and the cut is somewhat clrcular;
the box pleats narrow at the TOP anu
Widening in almost fan fashion as they
annroach tho foot,
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TENDENCY. OF CENTURY
IN DRESS AND. HOME
.(By Member Of iExchange.

is satisfied with the result-a charming.
graceful, well-dressed woman. In con-
sidering the home life OF the present CEN
fury one hears, too. tho cry we have
become O nation OF nnt dwellers; the old
time, hospitable home. with Its doors
wide opened to the stranger, is a. thing OF
the past It is true that space counts
for much in these days, but what is sacrt-
feed In space is more than made up for
the fiat dwellers in the absence from
the daily routine OF step climbing and ~
the close association which lack of space
necessitates. Children are no longer
tanished to the nursery, but nre per-
mitted now to form part OF our home
life, and they bring to 1t a brightness and
Joy which nothing else can.
MRS. ]. Il WILTSHIRE
City.
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ophy the signs run: Once, q wish; twice,
"a kiss; thrice, a letter; oftener. some
thing better"
Query: Will you mention some Of tho
signs that are said to foretell death?
SIGMA.
Answer: Superstition has associated ap-
preaching death with the bowling of a
dog at night, the striking OF q clock at
an unusual hour and the tapping OF a
small beetle called "the death watch"
Query: What is the wampum OF the
North American Indians2
Il c. w. L. III
s Answer: Wampum Is a string or belt
of shells, current with the Indians as a
medicine of exchange. and always sent
as present to those with whom an al
lance or treaty is made.
Query: Who wrote tho lines:
s"Bc to her virtues very kind: 3
Be to her faults little blind
Let all her ways be unoonflned;
And clasp a paddock On ner mind.
Answer: Prior. an English poet OF the
seventeenth century.
.
ia Query: What is the inscription on Viz
g1rs tombY
=. Q. M.
Answer: The English translation Of the
Inscription Is:
''In Mantua was born; Calabrla saw
mo die; Of sheep. fields, wars, I sing;
and, now in Naples. lle,'" ~ II ~
Il Query Will you kindly tell me where
the lines can DO found IN regard TO
beauty unadorned, adorned the most
L, L. g,
In Thomsons Seasons when he writes:
J 'i1oveliness needs not the foreign AID OF
IN adornment 81 -I.S,.
But Is, when unadorned, adorned the
most" +.
5 -----, " s.
Query: What was the name OF Nelson's
ship?
sCITOOLBOY, *
Z Answer: The Victory-alluded to by
Lord I.ytton thus: "At the head of -..e
limo goes Victory, with Nelson on the
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$1,000 - 90 THE KEWEST11N VELVETS.
The velvet costumeis not by any passe, to be
put aside after Easter The chiffon velours
soft ans light "a %taffeta. Combined with much
Maltese there is undeniable chic
costume illustrated demonstrations Of lace appear
both blouse and chensette upon the bodice. the
taking the surpce lines The sleeve has puff
and velvet cuff topping the
frs at the elbow The skirt@is paneled with the lace
hips and the front disposed in petticoat
style closely swathed. and finished with
sash showing several loops and short ends IN the
back ( }s.4a s s3#4
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HOUSEHOLD WISDOM.

EAT onions in May,
No doctor you'll pay.
A May Luncheon.
PURGE of Green Peas.
Finger Rolls. Small Brown Biscuit
II nj Soft-Shell Crabs.
Sliced Cucumbers. Water Cress.
Radishes.
.Broiled Spring Chicken. New Potatoes.
Orange Salad.
4 Asparagus on Toast. Rice Croquettes.
Strawberry shortcaket Whipped Cream,
Coffee. Creme do Mint. Bon
Orange Salad.
y Slice six large sweet oranges and place
aElayer Of them in glass dish; over this
sprinkle powdered sugar lightly and a
few drops OF orange curacao; continue
In this way until the fruit is used and
then pour over all just half gill OF
brandy; any moro will spoil tho flavor,
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broom, sweep through the center OF the
paper, lengthwtse first, first across one
way, then the other, and 1t will leave no
wrinkles. It is best to cut and match
enough strips for the ceiling before be-
ginning work.-Z. s., Kansas.
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THE sDRAPED MODE IN SILK WARP HENRIETTA.

THE DRAPED MODE IN SILK WAFP HENRIETIA.
Those softly draping modes emnently becoming to tho
tall and sendey proporioned figure and it requisite that
which this charming mode is developed be
OF the supple quality The silk henreas I'LL
qurements beautifully and Il the new Alice blue medium
touches of deeper velvet sly braid
Cluny Of exquistey fine web make for most
harmonious whole yoke of the Cluny dropping
velvet connect the two The SHRED
lengthwse and drops the velvet grdle The
elbow Sleeve puffs upturned cuff Of velvet and lace
fris overhang long glove The skirt is circular model
shirred to the band with slightly band OF velvet APP
nile the hem.
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The later manifestations Of the mode demand extremely
ornate top somewhat simple lines in skirts An
example biscuitcoloed mohair Of chiffon
pquant Of velvet reveals ITSELF
The velvet band with tab
ends serving The bodice is shrred IN long lines
front the puffed sleeve to the elbow having
two velyet-to fls, while the skirt deeply plated on
the hips Is left to fall round length to the feet
Two very narrow the velvet placed above the
plain sipstitched hem. l8%sE
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TWELVE WoMEN's

4 dozen club women Of s.. ] Louis ( y; re re-,
Gently rep9Tted upon the sPstaata
Shining sis the following Teason,si t,e about.
There s is too much independeice between 's,e'
hu Wa,ne n nma frequently are obliged TO
live with'their parents: !, =, Z, I, !. (,
!, m Mtract Without tho religious element.
Ministers have married persons e,rs r1 4 1ney
The blacksmith's son cannot i've nap,
pily with the daughter OF the man ~
a. Higher social sphere. !, y, !. - j.,
lawyers .ss Who solicit trade BY gsI q
4teeing' prompt divorces are saFse'y '9-
sp%Gh openents cause entertainment, and
amusement but not the anxiety Wh'c1'
th HSSa s example Of New York's -Four Hun
dredS is bad ortthe rest Of the coun-
try. s5 = =, :, ,,ot show enough
,loyaItv~ to their husbands. y. =, -
Y Dfoiyorce Is so easy to- SECURE, FnarI.,e,u
persons on treat lightly bonds OF matF''
nlOny,s l3s .aad a dvica Of
parents in regard to marriage a
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SPRING SONG.

ssp1ine came dacing down the glades'
Her arms with syiolets laden; -, sos
= n,a ,nrouvna he'd never more ba GLAD.
Spring sighed the tender maiden E
Spring scattered ylolets through the g g'aoes
And Loye bent down and pluoAed
flower 5 Iss . "a ~.
And hasted to his Ilady's bower,
Spring sang-the happy maiden'
Spring whispered to the waiting birds
10 trlll a round elay; 81
Along came Love, and Love was e9ad'
Spring Iaughed--the witching ma1deml
Rita scherman. In the Reader s1Asar
zinc for May
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
APUNTES OFICTALES
Estafeta EstabIecida.

-otatCha EotdDtCCIud.
Una estafeta ha sido establecida Ell
S~unnyside. -Condado de Guadalupe, dc
81 servida de Fort Sumner, diez mi
Has al sureste. Lorenzo r. Labadie
ha sido nombrado e~stafetero.
Estafeteros N~ombrados.
Los s%iguientes e~stafeteros han side
nombrados; Sebolleta, Condado dc
Yavapai, Arizona; William H. John.
son; Isleta, Condado de Bernalillo,
August G. Seis.
Norcbre dc Estafeta cambiado
Ell nombre de la estafeta de Cristo-
bal, Condado de Yuma Arizona, ha ST.
do cambiado a Mohawk. Judson
Moore ha sido nombrado estafetero.
Notarios Pdblicos Nombrados.
Los siguientes notarios publicos han
sido nombrados durante la semana pa
sada por ell Gobernador Miguel A. Ote-
70:
Clarence Eden, Las Yeas, Condado
de San Miguel; X. X. Scott, de Ros-
well, Condado de Chaves; J. H. Stin-
gle, de Albuquerque, Condado de Ber-
~nalillo; S. Vorenberg, de Wagon
Mound. Condado de Mora; J. w. Reid,
de Hillsboro, Condado de Sierra; C. J.
H. Bushnell, de Beenham, Condado
de Union; D. c. Crowell, de Silver
City, Condado de Grant,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02

Los Hombres Usaron Pistolas
de Seis Tiros---Un Muerto
y el Otro Sacramento
Lastimado.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Estancia, N. M, Nov. 30.--No-
ticias de una muerte y de IN ba-
leamiento probablemente fatal
fueron recibidas aqui esta mania
ma, aunque los particulares estan
todavia algo escasos. William
Davidson, ranchero, quien tiene
su Residential como dos millas y
media al norte de Moriarty, fue
baleado y muerto Ell martes pcr
Lee Longino y Ell dltimo fue seriar
mente herido durante la riia.
La disputa, segnn Sc dice, vino
a causa de reclamos de terrenos,
Lopgino habiendo sido el vecino
mas cerca a la entrada de David.
son.
Davidson fue arrestado cerca
de tres semanas pasadas sobre
queja de Longino y este origin6
mala voluntad, y Sc cree, que este
indujo la rina, la cual result6 tan
desastrosamente para ambos.
Tn hombre llamado Hutchinson,
quien ACADIA de llegar a esta sec
cion y quien ha hecho una entra-
da de d~omicilio cerca de Moriarty
trajo las nuevas A la plaza,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
AHORA LlEGAN A 1885.
Las Entregas de ovejas en- ell Ferroca
rril Santa re Central Siguen Gre
ciendo-Entreuas de AIbu-
ouercue,

cueruue.
BESIDE Octubre 10 hasta Noyiembrt
rs, ell Ferrocarril Santa Fe Contra
ha mandado por sus lineas 1886 owe
jas. Durante estos dias Ell Santa Fe
ha entregado al Ferrocarril Denver y
Rio Grande 30 casas dobles cargadas
con ovejas. Estas oyejas eran la pro
piedad de O. w. Sylvester Brothers y
fueron mandadas aqui de Albuquer.
que, su destination siendo a Monte
Vista, Colorado. Las casas fueron
puestas en- las yardas locales por ell
Santa Fe y fueron mandas ell martes
por ell ferrocarril Denver Y Rio Gran
de. Sesenta casas mas dobles siguie-
ron de Albuquerque, toda la entrega
de aquel lugar llegando a mas que
$25,000 oveias.
J. B. Mandy. due1o de ovejas de Tri-
nidad, Colorado, mand6 ell domingo
pasado de Estancia mas que 1000 ove
jas. Estas llegaron a la ciudad y fue-
o mandadas por G. ferrocarril Den
yer y Rio Grande ell lunes.
Harry Eaton, de Estancia, mand6 ell
martes cerca dc 1900 ovejas de aque-
liza plaza por esta ciudad para ell Vale
de San Luis. Otras entregas tambien
seran mandadas por la Inca del Santa
Fe Central dentro de pocos dias.
Carl A Dalies, un comerciante de
Willard y ex-Presidente de la Camara
de Representatives. de la Asamblea Le-
gislativa 36ta, estuvo en- la ciudad ell
ldnes de Willard Y dijo que los borre-
a 10 largo de toda la Inca del
Santa Fe Central, y especialmente en-
Y alrededor de Willard y Estancia, to-
man grandes numero de ovejas en- es-
pera q causa de que no podian conse-
guir carros para mandar las mismas.
Tan pronto como Sc consigan los
carros ~necesarios las inmensas canti-
ladies de ovejas seguiran mandandose
para diferente puntos. Ninguna del
as compahias ferrocarrileras han po-
lido proporcionar casas su~ficientes
este fin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
en- Santa Re d cualquier parte de los
Estados Unidos.

en- Santa Re d c~ualquIer parte de los
Estados Unidos.
Comenzando a las $3.50 mahana los
Cat6licos de Santa Fe comehzaran la
observation dc la devocio" dc las cua-
renta horas en- la Cathedral. Los SER
vicios principiaran b la celebration
de misa mayor y una procession del
clero por el centric de la iglesia lie
vando al Santisimo Sacramento. El
santIslmo quedara entonces expuesto
en- Ell Altar Mayor por cuarenta horas
durante cuyo tempo siempre habrd
alh personals devotas hacienda ora
cion. Los Cat6licos de anita Fe yisi-
taran la Cathedral durante este tempo,
Ell LINES en- la mahana una segunda
misa mayor Sc celebrara d las $40
Las devociones3 conciuiran con la &c
lebracion de una misa tercera Ell
martes en- la maiana a las $3.50 y una
segunda procession. AL fin de La misa
la bendicion del Santisimo Sacra
mento sera dada. Este servicio sc
observara anualmente en- todas las
iglesias Cat6licas del mundo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
Congreso Minero.

En- la session rdel Gviernes Dol
la tarde, ell delegado por Arizona
Mr.. Akens, hizo una mocion res
pecto'de.que Ell pr6ximo.s Congre
so Minero Sc v~eri6case en- Phoe.
nix capital, de aquel Territorio.
Esta proposition fue secundada
por Ell Senador Voorhees,, de Cali.
fornia.
Opusieronse, entire otros, el
presidente.Ricoard y Mr.. Wire,
delegado por Illinois. Este 1lti-
manifesto que habiendose fabri-
cado en- Denver IN editcio espe-
cial para las convenciones mine.
ras, ALI y no en- otra parte debe
ria celebrarse Ell proximo Con
ireso Mr.. Shannon, de Clifton,
Arizona, opusoaeste razonamien-
to el que ell distrito minero de
Phoenix era uno de los mas pro.
dntores de metal en- los Estados
Unidos, siendo, 'por 10 tanto, de
mayor attractive 6 interas para
los Congresistas.
Surgi6 sobre este 7punto una
acalorada discussion, habiendo ca
igual ndmero en2pro y en- con-
ira de Ia proposition de Akens.
Los delegados del sudoeste, mi
nero por'excelencia, tenazments
81 ,proyecte dicho de
Ell 80. Congreso en- Phoe-
nix; de manera que en- este lugar
se verifcara la proxima conven.
zion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
INDIO DE TAOS MUERTO,
Los Caballos Sc Desbocaron y
ell Hombre Rojo Encontro
SUI Muerte---O tras Mott
cias del Pueblo.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Taos, N. M Die. Santa
Ana Jiron, un Indio del Pueblo
de Taos, fu6 accidentalmente
muerto ell martes. Andaba en- las
montafas que quedan arriba del
Pueblo trayendo postes. Echo
una carga muy grande y sali6 de
regreso, cuando los caballos Sc
desbocaron v fue tirado en- frente
del caro-, ell cual pas6 por enci
ma de TODD su cuerpo. Su hijo
mas joven venia con 81 y di6 la
alarma, pero va ell hombre habia
muerto antes que Sc lie pudiera
dar ayuda. LIE sobreviven su
esposa y cinco y ninos pequenos,
ell mayor como de doce amos de
edad.
Cerca de cuatrO o ciDcO amos
pasados IN hijo de Jiron venia
manejando Ell mismo trio cuando
uno de los caballos lie di6 una pa
tada en- la cabeza matandole en- ell
instante. Los miSmos caball0s
Sc desbocaron en- la plaza de Taos
I'm dia de la semana .pasada, vol
teando y hacieddo pedazos un
carruaje, pero sin peligrar nadie.
Ell Gobernador del Pueblo de
Taos, en- dias pasados, tom6 la
muerte accidental de un indio en-
Picuris por ell texto de una revo-
cacion forzosa de la practica de
traer y descargar armas de fue-
go durante las fiestas y bales,
concluyendo con la expedition de
una orden estricta prohibiendo
que los muchachos porten armas
de fuego en- tales tiempos.
Ell Labrador Indigeno /, w.
Dwise, partio para Ell Pueblo de
Picuris oil martes bajo instructed
mes del Superintendent 10. j..
Crandall para hacer una investi.
gacion rfgida del reciente balea
miento ocurrido ALI.
FL sabado de la semana pasada
en- la noche entr6 un ladron a la
cantina de H. B. Sewer y tom6de
la GAIA unas cuantas monedas. Ell
ST.. Sewer hahia cerrado por
aquella noche y Sc habia lido a
otro lugar. Ell ladron entr6 por
la casa de legumbres, quebrando
dos ventanas. No Sc ha hecho
ningun arresto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-02
MEDico-cIRuJANo.

POP Water st, Santa re, N. M.
..consulta de una a tres de la tarde
todos los dias menos los Microbes y
Domlngos. Examen de to das las
parties internas del cuerpo por medic
de los Rayos X. curacion del can
Ger, Intermediates de la oieI y tumo-
res o medic de la electricidad. Gu
racion de la mayor parte de las en-
fermedades de mujeres sin operation.