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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26

Gen. Wheeler was taken Ill six days ago
at his sisters home, where he had been
living recently. He contracted severe
cold, which developed into pleurisy and
then into pneumonia.
From the first his age told against him.
but the family did not give up hope un-
Ill last night when the disease was found
to have affected both lungs.
All OF Gen. Wheeler's immediate rela-
dves were with him. His daughters. Mrs.
w. j. Harris and Anne. Lucille and Car
rie Wheeler, had been summoned from
the South and arrived early in the week
His son. Maj. Joseph Wheeler. Jr. l.. S.
A, now stationed at West Point was al
so present. as well as Gen. Wheelers sis
ter. Mrs. Sterling Smith. and her son.
The family were summoned 10 the bed
side Of the patient at midnight Wednes-
day night, when the doctors in consulta-
tion concluded that the end was but
matter OF hours.
The General was then awake and con-
scious. and his mind was apparently ac-
tive He seemed TO know that death was
approaching and though too weak to
speak he succeeded in giving signs OF rec
ogntion and encouragement TO his chill
dren
Later Gen. Wheeler sank into a peace
full slumber. and at the request Of the doc
tors the family quietly withdrew from the
sick mans bedside. Gen. Wheeler was
never again more than semi-conscious. He
fingered until last evening and passed
away quietly.
A CONFEDERATE GENERAL.
Joseph Wheeler. lieutenant general I'm
the confederate army and subsequently
major general OF volunteers and briga-
dier general in the United States army.
was born on Sept. 10, 1896 at the Au-
gusta plantations OF his father, a wealthy
banker and planter OF Georgia HIS
mother was Julia Knox Hull. daughter OF
Gen William Hull, who had the friend
ship and confidence of Washington during
the Revolutionary struggle
Through his mothers family Gen.
Wheeler traced his descent from old Pu-
ritan stock. Young Wheeler was brought
up after the death of his mother when he
was 5. In Cheshire, Conn, and went TO
work when only IA, his fathers once large
fortune having melted away through in
judicious exercise Of hospitality and neg
lect OF business methods
Later Wheeler entered West Point
where he showed great taste for tactics
and war. He was an omnivorous student
Of practical military science, and was also
punctilious pupil. rarely deserving de-
merit
He was at West Point during the period
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26

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when the academy was superintended by
Gen. Robert +. Lee. In 1859 Wheeler
graduated. 18th in his class. and was at
once attached 10 the First Dragons He
remained with the United States army un-
I'll he resigned in 1861 to cast in his lot
with the confederate army
PROTECTED THE RETREAT.
His first service in the field as "a Con-
federate officer was in the west, where.
at Pittsburg Landing. he commanded
brigade of infantry that protected the re-
treat OF the army beaten by Gen. Grant.
He was now transferred TO the Confed-
crate cavalry and commanded the troops
that protected the Confederate rear at
Chickamauga
He was active in all the principal oper-
ations that followed. being with Long
street AT the siege Of Knoxville and COW
ering Braggs retreat after tho battle OF
Lookout Mountain. He next was sent 10
contest Sherman's advance and he fought
almost daily throughout the march to
the sea"
His name is connected with some OF
the most costly raids on federal army
communications that ever were made. but
IL never meant a substantial victory to
the south.
After the civil war. Gen. wheesr re-
turned TO civil life, and in time entered
congress from the Elgntn district or Ala
bama, In the halls of congress he showed
himself a good fighter with other weapons
than guns and swords. and stea-ffty- re-
ceived well-deserved advancement.
IN SPANISH WAR.
When the war with Spain was declared
he also declared himself ready for duty.
and only a few days after being mado
a major general In May he had looked
into the faces of his command at Tampa.
He was placed in command OF the cavalry.
regiments, which. however, were COM
PEELED TO fight on foot at Santiago, and
was in chief command on tha field In the
operations at Las Guasimas and senior
field officer at the battle Of San Juan hill.
After the latter struggle. when the con-
tinued vigorous defence OF the Spaaiaris
endangered a general attack on Santiago
proper. Gen. Wheelers counsel prevented
Gen Shafter from ordering a retirement.
albeit Gen. Wheeler himself was like
Gen shafter. seriously ndisposed.
After the surrender OF Santiago Cen.
Wheeler held important positions III tho
army which gradually occupied Cuba. In
1900 he was ordered 10 the Philippines,
and remained there for over a year. In
due time he was retired
Gen. Wheeler married in 1866, his wife
being Miss Danlella Jones OF Alabama.
He met the lady who was to become his
wife on returning from his ride round
RosecTans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26
u, S, FOREIGN
POLICY WAS
ATTACKED

Washington, Jan 26-The foreign af-
fairs of the United States continued yes
terday to hold the attention OF the SEN
ate the Moroccan and Dominion mat
ters being the questions Immediately at
issue.
Mr.. Money talked for over two hours
in opposition TO the course Of the adminis-
tration, with reference to both Santo Do
minga and Morocco.
He contended that there was danger OF
becoming involved unnecessarily in the
affairs of the other countries by partici-
pating in the Algeciras conference. and
that this country was not sufficiently con-
cerned with the conduct of affairs I'm San
TO Domingo to justify our course I'm that
island. He also took the position that the
president had transcended his authority
there.
Mr.. Hepburn spoke In support OF the
annexation of Santo Domingo.
Ine consular reorganization bill was
read at length. but was not acted upon
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin ap-
peared on the floor for the rst time since
he was sworn in.
Immediately after the senate met yes
terday Mr.. Tflman had read a letter from
Prof William -. Marks OF PHILADELPHIA
regarding the republication OF rail-
road corporations, in which the writer
expressed the opinion that more than
half Of the railroad securities represents
no real property nor actual investments
In cash"
He analysed the report OF the railroad
commissioner OF Massachusetts TO show
that In that state the total capitalization
IS about so. 900 per mile. while, he said
the cost of building and equippng rail-
roads in that state could not exceed So, 200
per mile.
Mr. Money addressed the senate on our
foreign affairs, reviewing the conditions
on which IL IS generally supposed that
the United states delegates were partici-
patng In the conference at Algeciras con-
cerning the Moroccan affairs.
He paid n tribute 10 the speech OF Mr.
Hale on this subject. and said he agreed
with him. except when Mr.. Hale made a
mistake In saying that the American del
egates would he withdrawn IL the con-
ference came to such a crisis as appeared
Wednesday.
Il disagree with him." said Mr. Money.
for the reason that the American dele
gates should be there in crisis " there
at all"
Mr. Money took the position that tho
Algeciras conference wac liable TO lead
10 serious complications and said we were
endangcring our trade with Europe for
mere pretence OF trade with Morocco.
He declared we had no commercial in
terest To protect and that Il was not
possible that We could have any political
concern -at,ptft-tlte-r- -fit-tef-t4r CONFER
ence
Instead OF gainging anything we were
liable TO lose. we're sure 20 lose the good
will OF the nation or nations which we an
tagOnize.
N.,h reference 10 santo Domingo. Mr..
Money contended that the president had
made an explanation and his friends an
other of our attitude toward that cOuu-
try.
Mr. Money said that while he did not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26
GEN. JOE WHEELER
DIED IN BROOKLYN


2s-Ge wheeler
general
yesterday
of his recovery.
ment OF plans o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

AZ a:95 p. m. the house adjourned unit
today
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26
BETHANY HOME OF RHODE ISLAND.
THE PROVIDENCE ASSOCIATION FOR
MINISTRY TO THE SICK.

VIII hold its 26th annual meeting In con-
nectiOn with the 1ith annual meeting
FRIDAY. Jan. 18th at 3 y. m. in the
pariors OF the Mathcwson street Metho-
dist onurch. Rev James ". Mcconnell
of the Union Congregational Church and
Mr. James Minnick. manager OF Provi-
dence Society for Organizing Charity. will
speak Public Is invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-26

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Besides all the news OF city, state,
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al the store news Of Providence.
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wish 10 be considered as impeaching the
wisdom Of the president and his secretary
OF state in the Santo Domingo matter. he
did not believe that the senate should
surrender.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25

M" LA|M "L|
81 vierhes de ID Setiaaa pasads, Que.
do muy impresionado con Of trabajo
que 80 ha hecho ALL. Tafnbien visit6 10
escuela vefaniega en- u Universidad
Normal de Nuevo Mexico en- Ia Gu
dad veguense y present6 a los gradua-
dos de aQuella escuela, con diplomas.
III Hon, venceslao Jaramillo, tesore
no del Condado de Rio Arriba. y gu
hermano politico. J. 3. Hamilton. am
Dos miembros de Ia compafia mercan-
til de I'll Rito en- III Rito, uienes estu-
vieron en- la cludad varios dias aten-
diendo a negocios lmportantes, regre
saron a su Residential el microbes en-
Ia maiana. Mr., Hamilton diio a un
representante del Nuevo Mexicano
que la genie on su secclon estA muy
pr6spera, que los sembrados de frutas
y cereales son de 10 mejor, que la In
dustria ovejuna esta o. buena condi-
cion que la lana y borregos estan
dando buenos precios. Asunt0s poll
ticos estan muy quietos hasta ahora
en- su parte del Condado de Rio Arr.
ba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Id AL LuoAR.
Amigos y vecinos en- Santa Fe les En-
seharan Como.

Id a la rai2 del malestar.
Apretar n espalda adolorlda TAI
vez podra allvlarlo,
Pero no la curara.
Deben llegar a la raiz de ella--los
riiones.
Las Pildoras de Doan para los Ri
hones llegan a ella;
Lleguen a Ia causa; alivien ell do
lor.
Curan tambien. ash 10 dice la gente
de Santa. Fe.
Cipriano Chayes, carcelero de conda
do, de la Gale de Aqua Fria, dice:
"Tuve ataques de dolor de espalda por
dos Q tres mos. Ultimamente fueron
de mas larga duracion Y ocurrieron
mas frecuentemente. Por veinte dias
antes de IT a la Botica de Ireland no
hubo alivio en- los dolores a pesar del
hecho que use medicinas y emphasizes.
Dos dias de tratamiento con las Pildo.
ras de Doan para los Rinones fueron
suflciente para hacerme entender que
81 remedio estaba entrando a la raiz de
la causa y n continuation del mismo
por algun tempo paro los ataques Sc.
veros.s
De vepta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio 50 cts. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buff
falo New York, unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan--y no
tomen orto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25

Los iovenes Juan A. Buchanan
y Paul Anaya, de Albuquerque,
llegaron a la ciudad el iueves de
esta semana y Sc italian hosreda.
dos en- 81 Hotel Claire, vinieron q
visitar p~arieptes y amigos por
unos dias, y despuss partiran
para Pecos d pescar y tener busn
tempo. Ambos caballeros estan
fernando sn vacation por unas
dos semanas, los dos j6venes son
bien conocidos, y sou empleados
del Hotel Sturges en- AIbuouer.
que. Que su viaie a Ia pesca les
sea placentero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25

y pierdan TODD interes cuando Ia ayu.
da Sc puede obtener. Herbina hara
a aquel higado eJecutar sus deberes
propiamente. J. B. Vaughn Eba, Ala,
escribe:
"Siendo lin sufriente constante de
constipation v un higado de~sordenado
he halado que Herbina es la mejor me.
dicina para estos malestares que Sc
encuentra en- ell mercado. La he usa-
do constantemente. 70 creo que es
Ia mejor mediclna de SUI clase. y de-
searia que t0dos los sufrientes de es-
tos malertares supieran oil bien que
Herbina ha hecho para MI" En- la
botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
FL Recorte de Belen Sc Abri-
IA en- Noviembre.

San Francisco, California j.
W. Kendrick, ell segundo vice
p~residente a cargo de la opera.
cfon del Ferrocarril Santa Fe,
QUEEN ahora Sc halla en- Califor-
MIA, dice que la nneva ruta del
Santa Fe entire San Francisco,
Los Angeles y Chicago Sc abrira
para trafco en- Noviembre. La
nueva rutu ha estado siendo he
cha por medic del recorte de BE
len, donde 81 trabajo que ha sido
hecho costara Sl1,000,0 900. So
dice que esta meiora dara una
bora mas q los trenes de tiete CO.
mo tambien d los trenes pasaie.
ros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Buenos Paso..

FL Presidente Arthur Selig-
man, del c1erpo de comlsionados
del condado ha instruido al su
pervisor do caminos del Precinto
No. IS de citar ciudadanos suje-
tos a pagan capitacion de caminos
o trabaiar en- los caminos publ.
cos del precinto, por trabajo en-
la re construction y reparacion
del puente del condado d traves
del Rio de Santa Fe a Ia cabeza.
de Ia Avenida de Palaclo en- ell
Precinto No. ls. FL puente aeon
tece estar fuera de los limites de
la ciudad y por 10 tanto ell conda-
do debe ponerse en- lorna para
sus gastos. Dos amos pasados
la estructura fue grandemente,
perjudicada por una gran corrien
to Ia cual ocurri6 en- Septiembre
de aqnel afo. BESIDE entonces
ha sido mas 8 menos reparadn y
mas 8 menos periudicada otra
vez por fuertes lluyias y por aqua
en- abundancia en- 81 rio de Santa
Fe. FL Sr. Seligman ha decidido
de poner en- la mejor forma posi-
BILE y este trabaio esta progre
sando~ rapidamente. Monte de
10xl8 pulgadas esta siendo usa
do por los soportadores. FL puen-
tie sera de 20 pies de ancho y de
10 pies de ancho cuando SEQ con
Guido. Esta en- la pasada prin-
|cipal a los caminos pintorescos
y es muy usado por vehiculos de
todas classes y por mucha gente,
Las oportunidades son que sera
completado ylisto para viajar pa
ra oil LINES de Ia semana entran
tie. FL Supervisor de Caminos
Ne tor Rodriguez, y IS hombres
estan ahora empleados y Ell Sr.
Seligman esta danio sn atencion
diaria al trabaio.
I'll Presidente de los Comisio-
pados Seligmau ha considerable
la reconstruction del puente de
MADEIRA al traves de! Rio de
Santa Fe en- la Gale Delgado y
ha pedido estimation de los car
pinteros y contratistas, pero
hasta ahora no ha pcdido obte
nerlo, los c0ntratistas estau aho-
ra muy ocupados. Tan pronto
como estimaciones sean obteni-
das, p%ropuestas seran annnciadas
para levantar y reparar ell puente,
81 la estimaclon excede q $500.
Ell Sr, Seligman desea llevar ade
lante este trabajo en- una fecha
temprana y tan pronto como un
contratista este listo para haeer-
10.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
I'm Misterio soIvido.

Como eyitar ataques peri6dicos de
biliosidad y c~ostipacion habitual fue
I'm misterio que las Plldoras de Nueva
Vida del DR.. King solvieron para mi"
escribe John N. Pleasant, de Magnolia,
Ind. Las inicas pildoras que 0 ga
r~antizadas en- dar perfecta satisfac-
cion d todos 8 ell dinero devuelto. So
lamente 25 centavos IN la botica de
Fischer Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
PARA Ell EsT0.
MAGO,
Y RINONES.
Fl Reconstituyente del DR.. Shoop
cura la causa no eI sfntoma.

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rs III error, bastantc comin por cleric, pre-.
lender curarse una eufermedad del est6mago con
digestivos artificiales : 8 una del coraz6n cou
estinulantes, o emplenr los ilainados remedies
para los rihones cuando estos cstAn enfermos.
la accion de estos 6rganos no cs independents
NJ ,voluntaria = NJ gobiernan sus funclones eilos
~inisinos = nj EN- B0O veces ei organo es causa de IL
enfermedad que 10 afecta, La enfermedad pro.
viene de los nervios que gobiernau 4 los 6rganos
--.y solarnente por medic de estos uervios "a 10.
siblle curar las afecciones del estomago, coraz6n
Q rihones. BESIDE inuy al comienxo dc su prdctica
professional ell DR.. Shoop confrn6 su teoria dc
que siendo estos nerv'os ios neryios directories
psor ellos habian de curarse las Intermediates que
afcctnn a los organos. Las differences afecciones
De estos 6%rganos,. como Ia Dyspepsia Y Ia enfcr.
nedad de Bright, no SOIL sino sIntomas de IL
falta de enerRia de los nervios interiors;, v tan
pronto como estos Sc reconstituyeu desaparecen
los slntcnas. Ei remedio que el Or, siioop re-
coinicnda para cstos nervios es conocido Dor el
Acknowledgements del pr, Shoop, calma FL doior
Y suspcnde el sufrimiento en- las enfermedadcs
de los rihones, del corax6n y del sst6anago. cor.
duciendo q una curaci6n radical,
todRs las BoticRi.
FISCHER DRUG CO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
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Para que Asustarse ' cauilar

cuando vuestro nilo tiene un resfriado
severe. No necesitan de temer que
yenga pulmonio d otras intermediates
pulmonarias. Tengan e mano la Mel
dc Marrubio de Ballard-una cura pc.
silva para Toses, Resfriados, Tos Fe.
rina y B%ronquitis.
Mrs. Hall, de Sioux Falls, s. d., es-
cribe: "He usado su marayillosa Mel
de Marrubio de Ballard en- mis- nifos
por cinco amos. Sus resultados han
sido maravillosos. En- la botica de
Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Los Peloteros.

FL trio local de peloteros de es.
ia ciudad estan muy cntusias ma.
dos y todos los dias practican en-
los terrenos del Colegio dc San
Miguel, con Ia esperanza de es
tar bien preparados para; encon-
trar d sus adversarios maiana en-
la tarde. Siendo este 81 primer
jueg0 durante este a1o, Sc cree
que Ia atendencia sera grarde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Mato a Otros y Luego Sc
Mato Ell.

John B. Roper, con muchos
crimehes, quien asesino sin min
guna causa q dos de sus compa-
fieros prisioneros, llamados Ira,
wick y Chowdder en- la carcel del
condado en- Luekin, Texas, 81 dia
Is de Agosto, dio fin a su vida
c6lgandose del pezcueso con una
tira de frazada. Admitio en- dias
pasados que era miembro de la
gavilla de ladrones Dalton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
! mo- Gilman

cuando es duelan All coyunturas y su-
fran de Redmatismo. Compren una DO
tella delrinimento de Nieve dc Ballard
y obtengan alivlo instante. Una cura
positiva para Reumatismo. Quemadu,
ras, Cortaduras. Pecho Adolorido, etc.,
Mr:L. T. Bogy, un comerciante proml.
nente, en- Willow Point, Texas, dice
que halla que 81 Linimento de Nieve
de Ballard CT oil mejor de todos los H.
nimentos que 81 ha usado. En- Ia boti.
ca dc Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Nihos 0 poIor

nuncan lloran tant ocomo los nihos
que tienen hambre. Tai .es la causa
de todos los nlhos quienes lloran y son
amenazados por enfermedad. cuando
realmente estan sufriendo de ham,
bre. Este es d causa de que su all
milado Y es devorado por los gusanos.
unas cuantas d6sis del vermifugo
de Crema Blanca causara que dejen
de llorar y les dara pfonto alivio otra
yez. Hagan in experImento. I'm Ia
botIca de Fischer Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
Edifquen sobre frme

Eolnquen SObre frme
Cuenta con 10 cierto.
No ffes en- la suerte.
lguala tus gastos con las entra
das
Vive en- la familia y con la ia
milia.
Plensa en- 10 venidero, y pre-.
parate d 10 peor.
Mira que 81 tempo pasa y
aprovechalo en- todas parties.
No hagas tratos ii largos ri
obsc Iros.
Gamma prevenido y no duer.
mas d~escuidado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25

Ell Nuevo Mexicahc es 81 unfco pa
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica mott.
cias por complete en- asuntos do inte-
rcs. La suscrici1n son solamente $3.50
al ano. suscribanse y quedaran ca.
tisiechos . 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-25
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

PERSONAL Y LOCAL.
Sidney A. Hubbell, anteriormente
residente de Albuquerque, pero ahora
de Los Angeles, estuvo en- Va ciudad
ell jueves.
Joseph n. Lacome, n de los pro
pietarios del Hotel Claire, yisfto Las
Vegas Ell microbes 0 negocios I'M
portantes.
David Gonzales, ingeniero a cargo
del calenton en- Ell edificio federal. Sc
halla conflnado en- su Residential q
causa de una grave enfermedad.
Don Trinidad Alarid, de Ci6nega, an
terror intendente del Territorio, es
tuvo en- la cludad veguense 81 mler'
coles ateudiendo 4 negocios persona
les.
Don Jose Leon Madril, criador de
ovejas y ranchero en- la parte del
Condado de Santa Fe. atendio a ne
gocios p~ersonales en- Ia ciudad 81 mar
ties v ell microbes.
La Sra. Luz Gurule de Valdez, de
ulorieta, Sc ~encuentra en- Ia ciudad
y permanecera en- Ia misma por algu'
nos dIas vlsitando q sus muchos pa
rlentes v amigos.
La Sra. Ezequiel G. de Baca y nj
nos, de Las Vegas. han regresado q su
Residential en- Ia Ciudad veguense des-
pues de una vista a parientes y ami
Cos en- esta ciudad.
Don Eugenio Romero. inspector te-
rritorial de aceite de carbon y teso
zero del Condado de San Miguel, estu
vo en- la ciudad Ell microbes transan
do negoclos importantes.
FL ComisIonado de Condado A Il.
Kendall, de Cerrlllos, Sc encuentra hos
pedado en- ell Hotel Claire. Atendi6
d una session del Cuerpo de Comislona'
dos ell microbes en la tarde.
o., INnWtr aunhHn aoroco dol
manejador de la MERGED de terrenos
Eaton en- la parte sur de este conda
do, estuvo en- la ciudad ell microbes
Y Sc hosped6 en- ell Hotel Claire.
El C~omisionado de Condado Don 10
Sc Inez Roybal, de Nambe, estuvo en-
Ia ciudad durante Ia semana y Ell mier-
coles atendi6 a las sesiones del Cuer-
DO de ComisionadOs.
Don Andres Herrera y esposa, de
Chamita, arrlb6 q Ia ciudad ell lunes
y compr6 bastantes abastos para su
rancho. AL siguieute dia ~regresaron
a su Residential.
Nuestro estlmado amigo, Don Jose
Ortiz y Pine, comerciante y borregue.
70 de la pequeha pero energica plaza
de Galisteo, estuvo en- la ciudad ell
LINES Y trans6 negocios lmportantes.
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