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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-30
Personal LOCAL

III dlS udCi SUI AeouiCio y
familia, han regresado a Las We
gas de su rancho en- la parte
oriental del condado de San Mi
guel.
Ell Sr. 0. A. Larrazolo, licencia
do de Las Vegas, Sc %encuentra EN-
Arizona con negocios legales.
Permanecera ausente por un mes
8 mas.
Don Benito Lujan, un ranchero
bien conocido de Pojoaque, estuvo
ell martes en- la ciudad. compran.
do abastos para su rancho y visi-
tando amigos.
Ell Sr. M. G. de Baca, miembro
que fue de la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva Beta, por los condados de
Guadalupe y Quay, estuvo de vi
sta en- la capital ell jueves.
Don Jesus M. Garcia, quien
pas6 la semana pasada en- Albu-
querque y quien es diputado te-
sorero del condado de Torrance,
regreso ell lines para Estancia.
Don A. Hinojos y esposa & hija,
Francisquita, p~artieron ell mar
ties para Las Vegas a visitar pa
rientesy observar la feria en-
aquella ciudad.
Ell Hon. Pedro Perea, superin-
tendente de aseguranza, quien ha
estado confinado en- CANA por al
gun tempo enfermo, ha recupe-
RADIO y Sc encuentra bueno otra
vez.
Don Secundino Romero, escri-
bano de la Corte del Cuarto Dis
trito Judicial, Sc encuentra en-
Ration atendiendo a las sesiones
de la corte por ell condado de
Colfax.
Don Santiago Gurule y esposa,
de Glorieta, estuvieron en- la ciu-
dad por dos dias visitardo pa
rientes y amigos. Regresaron
q su Residential ell martes en- la
mafana.
Ell Sr. Herman Zinsser y espo.
sa, partieron ell LINES para la Gu
dad Veguense, donde permane-
ceran visitando p~arientes y ami
Cos y observando las a~tracciones
de la feria.
Ell Superintendent H. 0. Bur-
sum, de la penitenciarla terrific
rial, Sc encueptra en- la parte sur
del territorio con negocios oticia-
les. Permanecera ausente Qua
tro 8 cinco dias.
La Banda de Artiller1a del Pro-
fesor Perez comenzara los con-
ciertos desde manana domingo a
las 3 de la tarde en- lugar de las z.
Debido a la llegada del tempo
frio Sc hizo este Gambia.
Eugenio, ell hnico hijo del ST.. y
Sra. Aniceto Bustamante, fallecio
en- la ~sesidencia de u padres en-
ell lado sur ell lines, a la edad de
un afo y dos meses. Los restos
fue-on llevados a Pecos donde Sc
les daaa sepultura.
FL joven Vicente Alarid, partio
ell jueves en- La maf1ana para la
Ciudad Veguense, " permanecio
en- aquella ciudad por tres dias
visitando amigos y parientes y al
mismo tempo observando las
atracciones de la feria. .
Don Jose d. Sena, competente 7
escribano de la corte suprema te- :
rritorial partio ell lines en- la ma s
mana para Las Vegas, y atendio a 4
la Convencionde Buenos Caminos :
en- aquella ciudad, pronunciando r
IN elocuente discurso sobre 81 !
asunto p%alpitante del dia. :
La averiguacion de Edward r
Gray por ell asesinato de Chile de v
Eater en- Las Vegas en- tiempo
.asado, Sc averiguara ante ell s
Juez Superior w. J. Mills en- la Z
corte del cuarto distrito judicial \
Dor ell condado de Colfax durante T
presente termino ell cual Sc 6
en- Ration ell lines. :
Ell joven Jose Maria Martinez, 7
,ien conocido en- esta ciudad y r
Julien ahora ocupa la responsible +,
)osicion de estafetero en- Folsom, .
,stuvo en- la ciudad ell lines visi- =
ando amigos y p~arientes. De f,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-30
Suscribanse a Ell Nuevo Mexi-

cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-30

Don Higinio Martinez, bien CO.
nocido ciudadano de esta ciudad,
acompanado de sus sobrinas las
seIoritas Mercedes y Nicolasita
Lujan, partieron ell martes en- la
mafana para Las Vegas, donde Ell
|Sr. Martinez atendi6 en- la noche
a la Convention de Buenos CANT
nos, siendo uno dc los delegados
%nombrados para representa- este
condado. Durante su extancia
en- aquel lugar, tambien observa
ron las atracciones de la feria v
visitaron p~arientes y amigos.
La Sra. Felfcitas Trujillo de
Sandoval fallecio en- su residen-
clio en- ell lado sur ell l1nes en- la
mafana, a la edad de 81 amos.
La tinada era anteriormente la
sra. Larkln U Read, hermana
politica de Alexander Read, de
TERRA Amarillo, y Benjamin M.
Read de esta ciudad. Ella con-
trajo matrimonio con Jose Sando-
val varios amos despues de la
muerte del Sr. Read. Ell funeral
fue tenido ell microbes en- la ma.
mana, habiendose dado misa en- la
capilla de Guadalupe, siendo Sc
pultada en- Ell cementerio del Ro-
sario. W. H. Hogle, tuvo CARGO
del funeral.
Z. lines a las 1880 de la mana.
ma Sc celebro en- la Iglesia de
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
DUMPED INTO SLUSH AND WATER.
TrOlIy Car Jumped Track, Giving 0Ccu-
pants Muddy and Icy Bath.

New York, Jan. IA trolley car of th'
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, carry
ing forty members of Adlrondacks Coun
Gil of the Royal Arcanum, jumped tn,
track on a curve at the foot OF a steep IN
in Douglass street, Brooklyn, early today
turned on It's side and was smashed, in.
juring sixteen Of the occupants and dump.
ing them into slush and water two feet
deep.
None of the passengers were fatally in.
jured. Several were temporarily pinned
under the wrecksge of the car and helF
was summoned in frantic haste in the fear
that they would be drowned before they
cou'd be released.
The party we're returning from Csnarsie,
where they had installed new lodge q
the Royal Arcanum last night, and the
street at the foot of Douglass street hill
was flooded by the pouring rain that
blinded the motorman and hid the curve
from his sight. Fearing that the water
would stop the car the motorman drove
bis car into it at high speed. When il
struck the curve it jumped the track and
rolled over, smashing the upper portion
and dumping the occupants into the icy
s!ush. A number were pinned under the
wrecksge and those who were uninjurec
hsstened to rescue them.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
RUSSIANS MARCH OUT.
Five Thousand Will Embark for Japan
Pathetic Spectacle.

Headquarters of the Third japanese
Army at Port Arthur, Jan. 6, via. Yin
Kow and lien Tsin, Jan. 9.-Five thou
sand of the Russian garrison at Port Ar
thur were marched from the village Of
Yahutsui on the shores of Pigeon Bay, for
fifteen miles to the railway station at
Changlingtzu at O'Clock and the other
detachments followed soon after. Each
detachment was accompanied by six load
ed transport carts.
The Russians during the night will be
taken on special trains of open trucks to
Dalny and there they will Immediately
embark for Japan on transports now
awaiting in that port.
The long procession of the remnants OF
the gallant Russian garrison was pathetic
spectacle. The first arrivals at Chang
Ling Tseu we're four droskies drawn by
sorry-looking horses. They contained
staff officers who had refused to give their
parole. All wore their swords as they
were allowed to do under the terms of the
capitulation compact.
A few minutes later the first detach-
ment arrived. The regimental officers
marched with their men, their heads
bowed and their faces scanned with lines,
showing the result Of the mental and
physical strain they had undergone during
the long defense.
AS the japanese soldiers crowded about
them with evident curiosity the faces Of
the Russian officers were an interesting
study. All of them appeared to feel their
humiIiating position keenly and though
some seemed to be resigned to their situa-
ton, others were resentful at being re-
garded with curiosity. The men looked
to be wellfed, but their faces, like those
of the officers, indicated the awful physi-
cal strain they had undergone. The Off
GERS were clean and well-clothed, but the
men were clad in dirty.looking sheepskin
coats and appeared to be resigned and
glad that the end had come.
The horses drawing the transport carts
were suffering with fatigue, though the
loads were small. They were tied to the
carts and led by orderlies. In the pro-
cession we're many lean-looking pet dogs
belonging to the officers
Ia many cases officers refused to wear
their swords, but had them carried behind
them by orderies. The officers saiuted
the European and American correspon.
dents with the japanese army and ap.
peared to be pleased and astonished at
seeing the Europeans and Americans
there.
The prisoners were treated with the
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
ELECTORS VOTE
FOR PRESIDENT
The Virginia Electors met at Richmond
and Cast Their Votes for Parker
and Davis.
BARKSDALE CRITICISED PARKER
He Scored the Safe Democracy, and Ex-
presses His Admiration for
Roosevelt.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 9.-The Virginia
electoral college met today at noon and
the body cast its vote for Parker and
Davis for president and vice-president
respectively.
State Senator w. P. Barksdale, one ol
the electors at large, made short speech
in which he said that the college was not
free, as was intended, to vote as its men,
bers might see fit, but in accordance with
the nadates Of the party. Were he free
and untrammeled he would not vote for
Parker but more than $4,000 Democrats
Of the ssate had cast their ballots for him
and be bowed to their will.
"If it was a safe Democracy" he said
"then it was insane. Eighty thousand peo-
pie went to the polls and voted while 120,-
900 resented the insult and management
of the campaign by the men who four
years ago turned their faces on Bryan"
MIR. Barksdale did not say that he
would vote for Roosevelt, did say that
Roosevelt was fast becoming good DEM
crat, and that if he came further down the
road the Democrats would gladly name
him as their standard-bearer. For one,
the speaker would welcome the president
into Democratic ranks.
Messrs. Halsey of Lynchburg, and
Lassiter of Petersburg, protested against
Mr.. Barksdale's attitude.
Harry st. George Tucker. was made
president of the college. J. G. Hsnkins
of Fairfax, was chosen as messenger to
take the vote of the college to Washing.
ton
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
PEABODY WILL CONTEST.
Colorado Governor Expected to File
Protest Against the Election OF
Adams-StruggIe Looked for In
Legislature Today.

Denver, Jan. 9.-It is Governor Pea
body's present intention to contest the
election of Governor-elect Adams. Un-
der the law he cannot file notice of contest
before the fifth day of the session, which
will be tomorrow. He has several days In
which to file bis notice of contest, however,
and he may not do so until after the in
auguration of Governor-elect Adams.
The latter said today:
II do not know whether Governor Pea
body will make a contest or not, but ex'
pect that be will. am in much better
position for such proceeding now than
was two days ago. At that time the in
vestigation was confined by the court to
the city and county of Denver. Now il
includes the whole State and feel conf
dent that the Democrats can chow as
many or more fraudulent Republican vote;
in the outlying counties than the Republi-
cans claim were cast by the Democrats in
Denver"
An exciting contest is expected in the
Senate tomorrow when the nominations
for Judges Of the Supreme Court, made
yesterday by Governor Peabody, come up
for confirmation. The Democrats held
caucus tonight and declared that they
would fight the nominations to the Su'
preme bench of Bailey and Goddard
They claim, moreover, that with the Re-
publican Senators, Campbell and Delong
voting with them, they will be able to pre-
vent the confirmation.
The Republican leaders declared this
afternoon that they had received persona
pledges from enough Republican Senators
to insure the confirmation OF the two men
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
MRS. CHADWICK HAS NEW IAlLER
Federal Authorities Turn her Over to
Sheriff of the County.

Cleveland, Jan. Judge Wing, of the
United States district court today abrogat-
ed his recent order that no person should
be allowed to see Mrs. Chadwick in the
county Jail without written permit signed
by the United States marshal.
His decision places Mrs. Chadwick abb
solutely under the jurisdiction q the
sheriff while she continues to be con ined
in the county jail, and the latter official
will have the sole authority to say who
shall or who shall not see her.
1t is intlnated, however, that the fed
eral officials may take further action to
prevent this, possible by removing Mrs.
Chadwick to some other jail or prison.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
To Solve Cotton Problem.

Meridian, Miss, Jan. l0.-An enthu-
siastic mass meeting here today, attended
by more than thousand persons, includ-
ing merchants, bankers and farmers, dis
cussed the Witherspoon plan for solving
the present cotton situation in the South,
and the plan was endorsed after the meet
ing had decided to reduce the acreage this
year and use less fertilizer.
The Witherspoon plan provides for the
formation of an immense company to be
known as the Southern Cotton Company
capitalized at Sl1O,OOO,OOO. Stock will be
sold in this company for 500 a share,
payable in cotton at ten cente pound, OF
in cash. The cotton held is meyer to be
sold for less than ten cents, nor more than
IL cents. The plan is the result Of careful
consideration by number Of the leading
busness men of this city.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

greastest respect and kindness though
they were regarded with much curiosity.
The soldiers were given food, cigarette
and beer, and the correspondent of the
Associated Prtss even saw japanese SOL
iiers voluntarily carry the effects of the
prisoners when they were overcome By
fatigue. The railway has been repairt
and guage changed almost 10 the city oi
Port Arthur, into which trains will enter
in few days.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
Bring your job work to the Republican
Office if you want it DONE RIGHT.
To Lizzie Martha.

You are hereby notified that one lot o.
land situated in the county of Tszewell
State of Virginia, in Maiden Spring Dis
trict, in the Town of Richlands, designated
as lot No. Z, Section of SAID town oi
Richlsnds, was sold on the 18th day q
December, 1895, for delinquent taxes in.
terest and cost, to the Commonwealth Oi
Virginia; and application for the purchase
thereof has been fled in this Office, and il
appearing from the records in this Office
that you are interested in said lot, you are
hereby further notified to appear in four
months from the date Of this notice and
do what may be necessary to protect your
interest.
Given under my hand this the 2lst day
of December, 1904.
T. +. GEORGE CLERK
Of Tazewell Circuit Court
Dec. 22-t4.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
Brodle |. Duke IN Sanltarium.

New York, Jan. 9.-Assistant District
Attorney Lord, who is 10 charge Of the
case of Brodie L. Duke, who is in sani-
tarium suffering, it is declared from alec
holic dementia, said this morning that he
had received phone message from Dr..
Strum to the effect that Mrs. Duke, q
bride Of three weeks, was in no condition
to appear at the District Attorneys Office
today. Consequently the investigation
into the circumstances of proposed deal
in Texas land, in which about $l50,O0O
are involved, will be delayed until her ap-
pearance.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
Plan Destruction of COnstantInopls

Constantinople, Jan. 9.-The Porte has
been thrown in a state of alarm by a res
port that Bulgarian revolutionists have
planned the destruction of ofConstantinople.
According to the report the BulgariaDs
have concealed quantity OF explosives
near Sedeaghatics in the district Of
Salonioa which is on line which affords
most rapid transport from Constantlnople
to the Turkish frontier.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
Arthur soon,

Arthur soon.
General Stoessel added that, he had sent
out Chinese spies who returned and re-
port that General Kuropatkin, with the
relieving army, was at Kinchow, twenty
miles north of Port Arthur.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT

If you need anything
for your Christmas
table in the line of
the solid and substan-
tial or the lighter and
more delicate we can
furnish it. On our
shelves and counters
you can find full lines
of can and package
goods, meats, vegeta-
bIes and fruits.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

to the Japanese Emperor for thus saving
the honor of bis Stoessel's } family, and
said his descendants would appreciate the
thoughtfnlne:s and kindness of the En-
peror Of Japan.
The General also expressed the graft
tude of his officers and thanked Nogi for
sending the message from Stoessel to En-
peror Nicholas and transmitting His
Majesty's reply, which read:
81 allow each officer to profit by the
reserved. privilege to return to Russia
under the obligation not to take further
part in the present war or to share the
destinies of their men.
"T thank you and the brave men of the
garrison for the gallant defense"
EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS.
Both Generals then mutually praised
each other, and their officers for their
bravery.
The conversation afterwards turned on
the explosion of the mine at Sungshu
Mountain fort. General Stoessel said the
entire GARRISON of the fort was killed or
made prisoners.
The Russian commander greatly praised
the japanese artillery practice, especially
the concentrated fire instantaneous with
the explosion of Sungshu mine. The gal
liant deeds of the Japanese infantry, Cen
eral Stoessel added, spoke for themselves.
1t was impossible to exaggerate their good
qualities. The skillful work of the en-
gineers had also won his admiration.
Continuing, General Stoessel said he
heard that General Nogi had lost both bis
sons and praised his loyalty in thus sacri-
6cing his sons who had died fighting for
their Emperor and country.
General Nogi smilingly replied:
zone of my sons gave bis life at
Nanshan and the other at 203Metre Hill.
Both of these positions we're of the grea est
Importance to the Japanese Army. [ am
glad that the sacrifice of my sons' lives
had been in the capture of such important
positions, as l feel the sacrifices were not
made in vain. Their lives were nothing
compared to the objects sought"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
rREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to
trespsss on our lands in any way, situated
ii Baptist Valley, Tazewell county Va.
We viii enforce the law against anyone
Who violates this notice.
John w. and Sallie L. Kinzer.
7-l4m6
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
SPOT'pS BROS.
PROPRIETORS
Little Grocery Store
Around the Corner
Do You Want
Your Clothes
Washed Clean?

Do you wish them starched
and ironed nicely?
We are prepared to fill your
wishes on these lines. Try,
us, if you have not already
done SO.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
IN
Conf feCtbRGfY


We show as large
and varied a stock Of
candies, nuts a n d
fruits as you are like
ly to see in a town of
this size. All we Of
fer are fresh and good
We shall be glad to
sell you this holiday
and will do all in our
ability to please and
satisfy you,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

London, Jan. "a dispatch from Port
Arthur says that General Stoessel was as
tonished when informed by the Japanese
that General Kuropatkin had been de-
fested and driven back to Mukden. Gen.
eral Stoessel declared that he had been en-
tirely misled as TO General Kuropatkin'i
movements.
According to Captain Tsundea, General
Stoessel said he last beard from General
Kuropatkin on October 9Th, when the lat'
ter said he would come TO relieve Port
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

st. Petersburg, January 9.-Grave fears
have been created here by rumor that a
strong Japanese squadron is sailing at all
possible speed for Madagascar to meet
Admiral Rojestvensky and take advan-
tage of the unpreparedness of the Baltic
fleet while the vessels comprising it,
are undergoing repairs.
If the Russian vessels try to escape, the
current stories say, the Japanese will be
able to overtake them, as Admiral Ro-
iestvensky's vessel have inferior speed to
the Japanese ships.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

HEADQUARTERS of the Third japanese
Army in front of Port Arthur, January b,
via. Tien Tsin.-The meeting of General
Nod and General Stoessel today was as
undramatic as the conclusion Of the siege
1t had previously been arranged to take
place at noon in the single unchanged
house of the village of Shushi. This
house was a miserable hovel called Plum
Tree Cottage.
Through a misunderstanding General
Stoessel rode out of Port Arthur at lO
o'clock. accompanied by Colonel ReIss
and two staff officers to the Japanese lines,
and missed the japanese officer delegated
to escort him to the meeting place. The
General rode there without an escort, and
was received by Junior officer, who hap
pened to be on the spot. The latter tele-
phoned to Nogi, who hurried his depart
ure from headquarters and arrived at II
O'Clock, accompanied by Major Genera
Iiichi, his chief of staff, and Colonell
Yasuhara, Matsuidara and Watanabe
staff officers, and NJ. Kawskarin, secretary
of the Foreign Office aG Toxic.
MEETING OF THR GENERALS.
General Stoessel is large man OF heavy
appearance, and looks like good fighter
When Nogi, looking careworn, entered
: the compound OF the cottage the general
cordially shook hands, and Nogi, through
an interpreter, expressed his pleasure a
meeting a general who had fought 81
brayely and gallantly for his Emperor ant
country.
General Stoessel thanked General Nog
for the pleasure of meeting the hero OF tb
victorious army.
General Nogi explained that he had re
ceiyed message from his Emperor askinl
that the greatest consideration be show
TO General Stoessel and bis officers, in ap
probation of their splendid loyalty to thei
Emperor aud country. Because of tha
wish, he added, the Russian officers yoult
be allowed to wear their swords.
General Stoessel expressed bis gratitude
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12

Send us your job work.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-01-12
GENERALS MEET
IN A COTTAGE
Was as UndramatiC as the Closing OF
the Siege.
MUCH CORDIALITY SHOWN BY BOTH

Praise Each Other and officers for Their
Bravery-StOessel Refers to Death in
Battle Of NOgi's Sons and the Lat
ter, SmiIingly, Replies-Japa'
nese General Declines
Gift of His OppO-
nent's Horse.