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Deming Headlight, 04-30-1897

J.E. Curren

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New

was.

to

nf

Ah

30,

at

tlio ^{Dcdlcn- -} tloa of tlw Uniut

FLAG

Aildrm r.ni Omrml

t'oclr th.

Now Yotfc, April CL Vhctv the

inn

rose over fair Manhattan qn this ^day of all days la

htr

history, of patrlatla pageants, ho found n cloudlets Jo^mo awaiting him. The prayernof

a

^million or mora had Icon inawored rant

dorm

BMtllCll ImpOMlblO. II ^WiXB ^COOl ^Olid br'Ehtly tin

or anger or sorrow, In nlnco mrty enthuM--

l!rliily blw

^tho. asm

that

marked

th)

of wind and Joyfully

toned

tho ftrlped

anil starred bunting which from every vantage of point In (IroMer Now York, gleamed In a bcautly and brllllaucy that no other flag on earth ran hops toequal. Thaflags

tiara

^{wero by}^nun-^-

nnvT' tob. ^rtw ^tons,

drcdn of thousands from tho hugo em blem with ^{Us fifty} fast ot ^fly of hoist, to the tiny cmblomu which decorated tho collars cf truck horsos. Flnga wero

In tho groat nnd In tha

narrowest alleys! from tonemnnta ^win-do- and on tho staffs of public ^build-leg-^e;

fromtho stalls ot tha street von dsrs nnd facade;, of mighty bostolrlea and loftier office buildings; from tho sparsof merchant ahlps and from bowa of the humblest canal boats.

Long before tho cuu had risen aboro tho eastern horlzcn (hs straels ^wero thronged with a mighty ihost, which' Inter ^In the day would crowd tho lino of march and surge around tho^mauso-^-, leum of tho

crctt

^gsnoral Ornut. Tho '

ceremonies proper ksgan

at

nunriio, when from tho tall ling polo near tha tomb was Hung tholmtuenso American (lag furnished by (he, Daughters, nt

thj,

novolutlon. Thcio It will fly night and day In fair weather cud foul, until thoⁱ wlfada hnvo worn It away and sunn have faded Ita colors. At tho tamo tlmo tho marines on warahlps wero piped to quarters and landed on ahoro to etend end rocelvo tho bead of tho land Column, Bands wero playing on land and water: children elnging nnd youtha shouting In tho veryjoynusnoc a ofeplrlt, for Itwas cgrccd on .Ml sides

that

^tho prevailing noteshould be, joy over tho memory of ngreat _mnni not sorrow over tho death of n hero.

Tho Fifth Avenuo hotel waa tho cesno ot huetlo and excitement during tha early liuuro, Tho broad corridors wero tilled with nntlvo^ntad foreign^dig-hltar-

nnd nlmcst every ccror.d per- son blazed with bullion nnd military trappings. In a

wero tue memuera or tna ro ceptton commlttco who

thn escort of the guosti ot tha city. Among tho earliest nt thcro

gui-at-^a was Speaker need, Sir Julian

tho Hrltlsh

Chauncy M. Depcw, Uca. achoflrldnnd Ceii. Hugger. Mr. CUvolnnd nrrlvcd nt 0:13. Becretary I.on3 of the navy followed

chs

^to ^tho

Loud ehouU of tho peoplo announced tho arrival ot l'rosldont MoKlnloy nt 9:20. Ho rodo ^In tho carriage with Qcneral Porter and Mayor Gtrong. II.'(

wrote

could dent obart Joined tho

nnl

'in.

Mayor Btrong and tho

open baroucha they . woro

tnc

sAncorniocs a ohawt's town, drew up In tho centre ot the plain It took Its pitjrn nt tha head of tho lino. General

in tho uniform ot a retired general of ho nrmy. rodo nt tha right

ot bnroucho wna

prccoded picked force of mounted Tho military In-

cluded one una ten of

troop A. Ii the rceantllno the dipl- omat had t .parted, leaving tho wny clear for ^(ho (Irnnt family, the cabinet aud othora. Tho Omnia left the hotel n fow minutes ahead ot the

Mra. Uiunt leaned on tho nrra pf.horana, Qoj. Krod U(Orant. nnd the othera followea,. thejr oc--

'tMuV cjght carrUgrn, Hfc , tliUiai MttJ Id parade

vtajm

iifii

n

.ML" ^BL--A.

nnil

br

^tho ^parly ^Vna

on tho motfl. v Cheorn

Rfrted

tho

party on It morod 'through flccornted

itrcf

^tt, tlio cuHiuhImiu being bo itoto worthy that lVtaldent ftuo was Joyoua nnd

hit

^hat ^{wab In n} atato of conitant saluti,. Mrs. Ornnt nnd her family to tho third eonoratton woro objects of aprelttl r.ttoiitlon nnd thu widow of tho hero

wn

^rlHlbiy nt fectml fit the ^grottt

Tho visitors cot a chnnco to let) n (nllllon pcorlo. The unbroken wall of

humanity als ^rr.iloa Ions Wis nn Blcht. Tho nrrlvnl of tho ^of- ficial portion of tho rprncculon nt M tomb was tho bIrmsI iror tho mast

outburat ^& patrlolld ^choor-In-^s

from tho ^GO.OQO people In tho

Grand aUud nnd on Iftwai nround tho tnonutnont nnd on Olnremont HalchU.

Tho president nnd other euosto od from their carrnKca t runnumerit etandn nnd took plneca naslgned

tr

thani ^In re.vllncis for oratorical nnd of'tlfo

arrival Pre IdantMcKlnlor.

At UtOI o'clock l'rcsldnot MKInley entered tho opealter's stand nnd wna followed by ntnsrs wno wars to bartlc

Ipato Inthacorsmonlea, The president

RIPE

was loudly chewed, as was alto ^cr--l

E ^AD LIGHT.

pKANT COUNTY, NEW MBXfdO, FIUDAY, APRIL (897.

Opening Kicrclwa

iionumcat.

DEOOBATION

OSAND,

thoroughfares

Pauncefoto, Rtnbnssador,

QuttcrQeld,

policemen.

president's1 Altngether

prAirfentlal

dlitlneuUhoii McKlnloy'a

domonitrntlon.

4JUL(P.'SS0iralmwl

tho 28.

Prraldent Olavtland. epprarcd .

ropu r.iin u dr....

^Patau ^to

with

Vrcy.

Mr. Clevo--

Jiii

^eud.

land nnd p aameut_L ^oo April feollna

c&nus wnu_Thn incB

(n

^thenuimi rfttivrmril^r.a

uuu h

for^nicyn^'POtltB tO ft rOTOlUtlon Jn ^faTOr ^Of n r Tha exerclsea benan with public ^Tho cltliona nro greatly

venerablo cited nt tho revelations msdo by ntahop then Invo Itc.I dlvlno

tort,en

aa to tho con.

lowed

ndd

^tho ^yesterday ^largo

coDclualon ^Col. Fred Orant.nd. ^J ^woro held

vancca enoou

ricmnicy

tquaro anu outer places ana nnry

car

warmly by the hand. Itornco

Potter, orator of tho day, was

n warm reception. ^.Ho ^inqdo a most eloquent nddrees,

rollotrlr.j

enmo Mayor Strong, whoro speech wan nn nble ono. Itnllntujah chorus Iron ^Han- del's Messiah and Doxology wna cu.

r

and this ot eluded the ceremonies on tha .

t

^president ^nhd othrrd tho party retired to n In tuo rear of tho wbaro an

luncheon was served.

VRECK

ON

THE CENTRAL.

Train

Oo.

Tlirouuh ^AHnllob, Ope I'.rinn ami ,IJrtrlB Other.

Houston, Tex., April 23. ^AC Fair banks, thirteen miles north of Hous-

ton, yesterday tho Houston nnd Texai Centre! pniicngcr train struck tha switch nt tho

rorih

end of tho Fair

.banlis elding end was wrecked.' Como party had ovldeutly taken tho switch pott out and left tho awKch looso and partly open, Tho tender, ^bag-ga-^g car and express car passed over

,tha nafcly, but tho Jar loosened tho rnlln and tho next car, the ^smoker, took tho cwltch nnd, breaking looso

from tho rest of tho train, tumbled over on tha tldo. other cars nttcr the smoker also went on Mis switch,

It. L. Goldberg of Houston was

I'ls

wife, who la tho best known music teacher In tho city, was In tbo

car. Oho had her leg Charlna McCarthy of Wellborn had an nnklo broken.

Dr. II. Hall of Hoxlo was cut and bruised nbout tho head and legs, but not serlouely Injured.

The train porter was hurt in tbo back,

TEXAS LEQI8LATURE,

llniss.' nj t.ntta

^Cdn.l.ltrt tha 4p.

I proprlatloo, llllli,

! Auntlti, Tex., 23. Thn house spent yesterday considering

lIts approtatlan ^bill, the most Important action betes tho appropriation ot ¹^12.-0-

to build a now colorsd dojf, dumb nnd blind nsylum lior and $100,000

npproprlatlon to buy state convict farms with. Tho appropriation of^$20,

000 fortho volunteer guards annual on' nbollshlng tbo volunteer guards of The ihat6 tlio,day considering Its appropriation no material changes made.

ra.

IUr

l.lf.

niogm,

Tox 28. 'Mrs. JameJ Harris, tho wlfo of

a

prominent farmer of Milton, eight miles south ot hero, suicided byshooting htrself In the loft breast with a ^lt pistol. Blio sent her llttlo son; her only child, to ono of tho neighbors near by, dressed hor- -

reception wan flattering lit tho extrcmo

"K

^and a leitorjrtatliig that nhg and ho bowed repeatedly. Vlne-Prcel--'

wa

becomlna Inanhb and not

president Porter nnd

in which

coated whsro

tho which

overt

oorgcant _men

partyi

blight

ttnnd.

tomb,

Kllllnn

owltch

killed.

ladles' right

aurgl

April

Texas.

spent being

April

stand tho thoughto ot

a

^lunatla ^noyluni or to bo shunned cr avoided by her

friends, ⁱ

rira

at ft.wport .Vwt.

Newport Kewa. Vs., April 27. Flro broke out lit thoChesnpeako r.nd Ohio Hallway company's pier No. 6 yesterday marnlnir, .nnd before tho flames woro checked damage to (ho extent ot

J2.000.0CO had been done. Two of thn company's Itnmenre plbm

wro

^de-

stroyed, three vessels burned to tho edge, u tugboat entirely dc atroyed nnd eight poKono

i

^Injured,

aomo ot tham earloualy. '

rioftl

^guiirn ^In.

Peso, Tex., Aprll.2S.-Jui- jao ^{Jo-sc- jh}

Magoffin was sworn In as mayor ot Paso nn order from the d.u trlct commanding the-^- to open nnd tho returns of tlio mayoralty ^ejection. O'Kcofo, the Ita.

publican Candidate'' fur,mayor, has roi pealed the ^bnaa.

. m. "i

ak

waa snot nnu kiiicu ni hywnlng; The

troiblerirap

aomo innu

iry

^waa

tlifo ^lljrncjl

Vllllav t'allioa.

usroon mauer,

&4 ^UlllU'

THE KING IN BANGER

Ruler of Orcceo Mtiy lib

or

Amsflinntcdt

Deposed

THE

WOHBT

18

HOW

FEARED,

A. Mob LHt.t), tti Taka

rettUm

ⁱ

Athn-- ^All ThU rowi Out

at

Win

tHft

^{of tho} ^flro.li. ^by

Surkftki;

8oUI,

London, April Dltpatcu rfctlved on ofthoombmslos hero from Ath cna nays Kltif; aeorgo _{of Qreeea}

nay

nt any moment ^ttb Uepoaed or

aiaaiil

natcd mid

that

n mob Islikely to taVa possession of tho city.

Tho dlspntcu adds

that

tlid worst ^Is toarcd.

Alt

tba turmoil

at

Athon

his

^bceii brouchl nbout by tho

dfonl

^Of

tU

Qroclta by tho Turha.

FOR REVOLUflON

who

Mewmey Athens,

8S.Popnlar

mbmcnt.

"A.nerlca." Tho th

Nowman

mnster)

^nalll,

'yuct

^of ^campaign

AtIts In Constitution

nnu Central

recorded

of tent

elaborate

c&glno,

Tho

morning

121

niiiiouncQ

nt

nnguea woro dcltovorcd by well known orators ^In donunclntlou ot "those who would bctrny drcecc."

Tho fall of tho ministry ^Is regardod ns certain.

Ycsterdny afternoon ^BOO men form cd themselves Into n voluntnar body, forced their way Into tho gunsmith chops, armed themsolves with rifles nnd rovolvors nnd paraded tho etroet in front of^M Ilnlll's residence. Sever al deputies addressed them, exhorting them tu rcmnln calm nnd nwntt the progreeq ot ovents. Finally they ^pro- ceeded to tha royal palace, where after making n demonstration they dls parsed without further disorder.

Thi

Incident has RAda a great sensation.

MAY

TRY ONCE MORE,

CJre.t. If Ddf.alnl In Anettt.r HattU Will OIt ^Up.

Now York, Ap.'ll ^28. ^A dlsnatch to tho Journal from Athens says alt probability tha ^(Ireck nation will

tryj

ono inoro great pattio anu ir aereatca in this It Is not unlikely

that

thorn will bea chango tho royal family nt Athens, Discontent la growing and the king will bo tho scapegoat,

Tho situation In tho country and Athens particularly, Is growing mora aud more serious. The.word treason

,1a freely used. Thin is not tbo opinion ot tho iinrcsposalLle, but oftho better classes, nlonc, this Instanco, with

...-

-

parish-prlbt- new

facts provo I

"aiT

or

knowledge of nJl0

nnd ^In danger.

Tho chief ot staff, ftapountannok,

leave troops

u"

_hiaaear _bo

flrot llpo, ^"- -

It Impossible todofend. The king answered thnt ^t was Impossible to ^al- low and forbid, ns orcnta could bo Judged from Athens. Sapountsnnek

wired thnt tako all tho

ponslblllty and thua ordered the ^dis- astrous aud unnecessary retreat, which, as I explained, under tho cir-

cumstances must degenerate Into ^a panic.

for the troops, more facta hav coma to light, showing

that

^{tho men}

sldo wUh

bill,

city

They "fought llko llono

ltd

aetes,

use phraco of Jules on

tho noldlcra 1870. Tbo

aster befell tho ^Is tha most unexpected and unmorlted ¹ have known,

TROOPQ

ADVANCING.

to

Katharine Now York, April 28. A dispatch

from ArU to Journal aayn tho wing ot tho Crock nrmy In liplrus

Colonel Malphlrupo-)ou- ^s, Is ndvnnclng on vena, which

bi

^captured ^thoÔrcolts ât tack Janlna. Tho right wing thn ndvnnclng on Janlna, but will not at tack tho place until Ît ^toJolnod

army.

The garrison ot Prevcsd,

of ^2S00Turks, still holds out, although for twr days ^we have tbo roaf bardlng tho

Tho peoplo Tlptrus ara extending nwelcome to tho Invading Oreeks

are ^panio strlcktn. On today the urrcy I accom-

pany n camp of Turks, and

found coffee, boiling on the ftrcej showing the hasty flight of Turks'.

Thecause of ^c is tho ^deser- tion ^of tho Albanian, the troops In the sultan's army.

TURKEY

^DO;

Will D.utaaa to Ha

rrokt

litanj CL.

Constantinople, April

ot troops li Thcsaaty have caused greatest satisfaction In ^mlM liastiand,

AprltjKiitfn (tiry

circles here. la J&ov halloved Tuesday Kdiam ljanha will oeetlpy thn port _cf tip over ^VolU and tha iteportai)t tbwti

frl;

.t.i' ^...

¹

i. ^.

itaimm, iiue

bbvi ^innnstPii

POWDER

Abselutety Pur.

CiTifd

^{for It,}^crtil

Uialrt

llr.nilh ^nd liiiltlfulUMi.

U food iiHintt ^lnm isit llinrmiat aillilbi.Uan laIS. cli.tu truiili.

narxu xiKiaa rowota to.,

rtv rftt,

n view ot strongthonlnR his position.

Tho Turkish government will thed call upon Greece to evacuate the lslnnd ofCrit on condition

that

tha Ottoman' troops ar withdrawn from Tlieisai.r.^; After ^occupation of Trlkohnlt by tha Turkish forces the Oreeks In

Hplnt

will find themselves between troops under ^Ahmed lllfst nnd those cl Udbam

Paiha

and In dangor ot btlni) cutofffrom tho rest ofHollenlc forces,

ror.lcn

^Wat.lilrli ^at ^!oslea.

flftlonlca, April 2J,-Eo- Virat Drltlth

pected ^Is becom-- l Tf"11'?

foae ^iro?f

ing calmer hero at tbo news ot vlcto

rlta

^of ^Turks.

Turkish headquarters ^{havo been} ^re--^! moved from Elanona to Chat.Har, flvs,

miles south of Tyrnavos ncd six mllcj west

rt

^Larlcsa,

Jftnlna Not In

n.nc.r.

Constantinople,

28.Ae

to tha campn.cn in Kplrua It la not thought hero that Jaulnn la now In danger oi being attacked by tha ttiutlnoua Alba' nlnns, owing to efforts ot palncs ^offl--j clnla horo to comblno with the efforts

or

tor.

Albanian

in

.hn,it,.n

tha nut. and maltreated by hta .onrchot... eaptora

rain

alon nttho Ylldlx Kiosk.

CaMa.to flhaaglag Yi.wt.

Constantinople, April 23. Curosaan cabinets are exchangingviews with ^re- gard to thaexpediency ofmediating ^between Turkey and^Qretco.

Cafehiit Mtatlng at

landa.

London, April Tho fact

that

^a cabinet meeting was held thin worn Ing before tbo return ot ^Marqula ^Salt-bur- ^y,

who Is expected Thursday, Indi- cated

that

raattsrs of urgency un der consideration,

Tntk. Torolar '

tho for and

tho

""

ftBd wbea offered tB0

a

ucn

^uv. itio ^{-- )}

church

Fmire which

ciuycu luuouta

to

fr.oHi Jfothlnr ^to Athens, ^April ^2$. The

cltUoni

loht

^{frbm Voto} to Larlrsa havo been nssured by Turkish

that the people ot have^nothing to tear from

nna from Athens aays is

wan _f0UB,lt of nM

by

wntcr'n

Kl

on

In

wna

ho res

Aa

by the

French dls

tha

by

wo

tho

23.

pun

Thrra liiowaoA.

Ore., April ^27. An electrlo was thrown from track

at

the

corner ot East and Reno

streets and Into n

slough feet

perrons wero nnd fifteen more or less Injured. The dend nro: W. 8,

soMUr, an Newton Hanson and Mlrs

captare

rrav.ia.

^Bailey.

Pre boforo

ilia

the

Qrook

Nw

Kallroat ^'

April 23. Aitlclca havo been filed with the

ctato by

Inland and railroad

Is to n rat

Oreek nrmy, Colonel Manos, Is road 000 In length from

.!

heard

the

bravct

of

It

to Wis., with

other places.

an³

In aa

la.

St. Johns. N. V. Anrll ?S. Tha mi icq ua kuis pun.

too

^crow

a'

men barely

their lives,

Thty

traveled three miles

over Ico

they another vessel, by which they were Into port.

flSASIfc

a a

Saa 9$

a.

^aa) Alt

Ui

V.

...

v.

MERCY i ^MffN

Wsf

will fflioifWri,

i ^IAD M1IP01TUIJEI

Vaawa

B- ^WaBBkaaaWaVTaWT ItaaaVtakaiaaaaakal

fait

^Ta?if, ^2S.--A

t

tkm

Jorl

^ft^o

^Ua

CabasM rartreM, CuV, vl

Ky

Watt,

ms

^avaa ^ehll-Ar-^m

are shown tib by

Weflar

la hl traatmaet ol OUbaa A.

Itsy ef ¹³years, Francis Veta

hi

^of_atartad,

^a ^ssaatt

_lived^whd,_{upoa a}^nutll_asaall^ITm _farci

aaar

la

tsaa beta hers ovaf twa

laqntbs,

Barents, with ^hlMaalC and two sisters, wero driven ^oK

tnatr

place, tlx ngo. Their aaaaa

wss burstrt by aad

thtlr Thty

^teoVi

reran

^{la tha} ^town, Tha father wa foreaa Into tha'

.tr

^aiaaat:

veluataer corsa, and^waa shortly

if

^to-

ward killed la a upoa

tha

of The mother

iW

aomo weelta later frora a broken haart

nnd Tha girls are

ytt

¹

Cabetaa, they

maaaa

^to ^axhw

by sowing for tha oBclala an4 One ^la

U aa4

here. Tubllc feeling

lived with his alsteta up to the day ot bis

arrest

That ^morning he want to tho form to fetch aoma potatoes, tho local having

him n about

from the carrying

his sack of ho wna

by the they

that

^be ^waa ^an ^They, ^did

not carry hlra ^to where hU alsters ^could have him and reclaimed him, but to the adjoining town

...

of Los^..

Pile,

ⁱ ^. ^he ^was ^bud-^. ^-

of chiefs. Mutineers are

ta

^d ^me ^uauw ^msirumenu

tihourh ture

In attempts

nr., .i.n

^rimi

ara

V.nr.

car

ot

for ^{state- -} cancutated to klawelc Ih the

After

tlx

aaya' ataj' he waa to Havana;

an!

la now

U

Lm Cabaaas, wttk the arlsae of aa4 awaiting

trial

^by ntartlaU

tVEYLEW'I

raaati

_{maaii SMS}

K(8las

^la

_{la It}

, Tali a

l.aa

_,

ⁱ

Now April 23. A dtspatek to the Journal from via

aaya Rome

curroncy by

the bishop ot Havana and ^thai

tho mass of tho people.

Jn...

^' ^to ^the ^"shin

All nbout tho defeat ,

".T

plasters Inpayment baptlamnl

that fault lies with tho staff ^lack--; ' manlago ceremonies burial par

ing of tho business of war ^?.nd ^I'Uros, ^provlnco ^Bplruo. ^Tho ^bjr

pluck

uakod b41?

".r"l"lhlP'

^.A--_'I'.

E"4

^jj"w ^paid

which gojj, apparently having;

would

men

left

un-

der command must

place

nnd

the the

Withdraw

Tex,, cinry

siraosf

culiiliiott

Pasha

"""' """"" la

payment ot their sal

to hta ^--

aust

for

from tho ho

la

^the

not

to

of

ot

allowed proceed.

deputation ot commanders Thetialy

Invaders;

Ma,

H.linit.

away

April dispatch bajik

mlnlsttr

room' campment hilled, practically oxtraordlnnry bravery.! ^Mar,n8 resigned.

farmed I'tr.vn.

Morrison plungctl

below. Three"

drowned

TurMih ^Mukintr Attimpt Ulnnehnrd,

consisting

.,;.L.I.5Jli1!.l

rortlcnd,

yesterday

twenty-fiv- e

JtiinclttUo, Madison, Wis.,

nssocjntlon secretary ot

Lnkes

company, construct

Under miles Chicago

Turkish

Ithlnoldhder, branches Mllwaukeb; Madison, Jcuccvlllo

twenty-fiv- e escaped

fragments brdught

NO

:Sfi

AU ^iWnlc

aelyaa.

tsfo-lull-

CabaaM, Mataaxaa tiKtrceratci FTanclaco'a

altjalbs

Spanish guerl.laa

aUntltifi delroyd.

afaatftly

aklraalsh outaklrta

Spanish

Franclico

commandant given permit.

midday plantation,

vegetables,

Spanish guerillas, alleging Insurgent

Cabezne, Identified

otherwise

Implicate revalutleri.

there trahafarre4

ekargaa

rabellloa eouri

MONEY,

aUs,

York,

Havana, Jackaen-vlll- ^e,

repudiates Weyl'or'a

depreciated refusing

through

accept

government withdraw _thought!

f1"'

like Cubase, lost all coaaaanco ^lai Bpanlak

proattes,

orea whan over the signatures of the

andtwo directors

if

^such

a

^well ^known

aa the Banee Kasaaol aa La late De Cuba. After ^faulting ⁰⁰

ot paper into circulation,

to be based upon a

el

IJIVUiaaa In

ill...

⁴^Vⁿ ^kanW

Bpala,. Yet

, hipped the eeln to

London, ^28.--A special th'e having

the

thus ⁱ

tha

the Chicago

Flo.,

tossing untl

reached

0ma,

Cabaaas.

.

the

depoett

now

More

thli

depreciated paper

prlntai

New York to be placed In here within the next fortnight, ^iel

guarantee which tho has

ntltker

atlver deposits kor feovernwat collateral any kind. ,

( aA.fp.d _by Pallet,

Austin, Tex., April ^23, Threa tr.

four bouta aa

a

prelude to a big ^spar- ring contest were scheduled to eama off

at

morm'a hall last night. The ^ftna) exhibition was tobo between two well

known" colorbd Texas oaa

Bah Alttonlo, nhd "Bnowbnll,, oi AVUtl. Tho prolliiilHary bouta carao bit nilright; but the polled bldnped t!i8 ame nt this Juncture, nrreitlhg tin) promoter, clinrglug him keeping

a

disorderly houcc:

AreLl.atal _hooltn(f. _(.

dnmeron, Tex., April Is. H. B, Moore accidentally shot Harry Deveerf Jn Jt wagonynnl buildingherei

Thr,ball

ot the ^gun tho Oroek ships bora. ichoo,ner Annie has been crushed

h

^{wounded hi} ^left

^hsniinn

^t

^aUrd

^ilia"

ot Turks

march which

captured

WHAT WILL

of

April

Wisconsin

iiuv

with of

isvercy

provlaea.

starvation.

whtrs

Returning seized

where

mnts

Ml

"'JT.

Troop,

which

printed prestdeat Institution

supposed

JulllL

of

In circula-

tion

Instltutloa of

pugilist,

front

with

of

chest about olx Inches below tho neck;

passing Int" the right aide, whirfe t is now lodged, A supposed to bo ^un- loaded pistol did tho work. Dovoes iJ seriously and probably fatally wauita ed.

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twira1h Mumoii.

'litis

^Is

aU'ltt;l

^Th

liaa-Mtr-t thould cbuugb

tktir

diet

adii, w4lUy, u cllumtlo would protu beollulttl.

'Hit istt

sea ^lirri-e-^c

fn,^cvldMitlly converting the UoitouUut Into plcklssof

tlnfuiua.

Tim Kaoitas City

star

^tayo, tlrht whou i"Ne Ikdtuty,

Kauta,

furuivr runs out ofntMt ^liuottipi to ditor, Ju

Mom

ictlriogfor

tli nljjbt,aud

li'i

^tfo ^both

vurrcu oi um euoigiio, stul the nest wortihis ^{bo I'h'ku} Ui inmjfjli Jaolcrao

bU to

kcptli

pot. uolllnir for aweek, A KntiMs woman bus proposed

that

Uw

la

tutnblltitied muklug Itmi oif'unio to

6r

^cofivta ^In ^thut ^Btuie. ^t'uch

Uw might work infur women

xtl

Iffit In IfuiiKiiaarociMiccriinl, iil.tIt will bij father touch onthoupnaMlnifthrouoh the utntp on

(rah,

ieu the purler cbmr doivu ^ulslMi crying out,

"Latitat, remove your coreeu,iilcatiV'

.jfThc nnnniiucpnifciit of tlio denih of^th&

eoiloent Eoglltb batiktr, John ^Old-ilolp- Mrtl(, brought ^ufr-I- ⁱ 10

tbf

iiuludof tkeedltw'of

lk

Phlludlihbi

Tim ih rtfotarkabt and notorious

eartr

^tit ^Mra. ^VictoriaWoodlitill, now lh

rilt ^"f

^,llit

^tHd

KottHahnmo, and hvr tiiittr,'IVtiHctttp Olollln, There U it

(5fHilmau

Uii

in tliU city who rango jllif editor, ojf tit? Timtt one bettrr mi rejitlnlicoticri. Th rrcUltht nf l)en-Ingime-

to go to the ama 'Meejlrlcl

tJiult"

with "Via" and "IVunle."

, Political "aclriice," olteu of an ntt, la Utrd In chwoJlim the

tlftf ^oajdtol,

^but ^BrtiJill ^{litis now}

tiatural

plene

for the ptirpoin, luff Jnherlo being unhealthy, the liraxlilan gnvlVtiinent

tti(oluted

^u ^cone

inUtloti of aulontisis 10 aeleut n location iultabte, for a new cnpltol, Tlie com hdiiloii bus fixed upon plutenu 1,000

fret

^nhoTo the toalevel. The dletauce by rail from the

cant

^Is raid to be eighteen

hour.

^iHn ^yeijnw fever ^In-^-

Viide tlip apot, and other ciiudlilou .faVOfrtUlo in health ara Kiiorlid. Th

Popular gcleoceNow says that thla ^Is believed io bethofirst oroakloti oil tec onl towhich ^wlt'iice hurt bern 'ratied ¹¹¹

(Tinohmist the slto⁽ f a capltol, liad nlr .lutd bad letiUlatlon harei doubllest bean

.Mfi'Ud,

^more ^than

n;:tr,at csust

^ouu

.Aj-ri-

If

batoral telonce, limtead ^ol

,MItlcal scienter writ

^uwd ^{In New}

MexhK). the aatdkH of tke

ttrrltorr

.weiilii totlocated at

iHmwt.

vkk Anh or

tevxatifxit.

K

!JV ltt

^f^{AfKll M,}tha, fttshvUIe,

Jltj,i ^Mhktr

pHbllsbtt ak Interview M4 Wm Mr.

t ^J.

^LaiMwtrt,

^Maaaver'uf

Im

Krtltw

^eaWWt

t

the 'i'eaaea

Ljttfcflhiisjinifill

ell--

iili

tht

alitiIttwtatHw

rMb

^will bf

U

H sjsWiMUlT lnhdms Mt.

itifjWSKwpfeift- fwirt sTFWPwWSPw

IfckA mMiMaiiiWii mIm ailMl

it.

^tea

wfeif^'

It

^frfllflttt ^ffnUl

.....

a.

^.

...

"

...

t.

jjir, ^hm,

^aibw ^boo

^mmt ^pntmit

(iitr)t al ^t, ^mk ^at

ⁿ ^oihatr

^atatt

ot tmitury_{(matt of,}

_JNr

lit

_Mttko

our

.trui

_{r th}

llu _grtai

^sh

MK

0k)

t sh IttttllltfCflt attd aHtcrurtii tug eapHallft awt

tfftor,

^a

^Ittrl

tiittny

^atttt^rttlabta

rtura

for

hu

^in-^-

vmratcDt or

hmr,

'l'h Kiaat Mlavrnl

lH tf

^Hi.viMhiHoattoK at iiotlh

tta bMmkf, lrit

^Mif

^atrat

^t'rlatil

Uriwk cowu of

(Xtr40

aa4 rutinloa 'jtir.:r;y Into Old ^M

iiio tbrtiid

of tHtlN nf thU vn

ai wlotul

aaut ^U

;tl ituprisjit'titi.

^It ^Wtafifa^t ^hHvtion, and ^l awttitlnx the

plk

and

thortl

to jtaiti up

Ik

^mtijioiM, ^Km ooantry ^on nittli iiVr

thr naiHtii(a

of an ^!(

MrviiiM llk Nvw MrjtUw. It lt ho fxHfeM a of

t

^iir'-tnl- ^no ^miti jsr ^kifit. ^s.o

titiail. tht

^attlti.Q

rHf'fro4

^i,tMi^io^111,993

lttabnte

ft ⁾ant! M4uim att lHvigrKtlti(( htnlili;

llmatr. In

adltleti

to our grvitt miu

ruUittnnta

twf

oir

^aim

^{tht UH}

wmiiti.v on to tli

gnntturUti

eitirulturW, aiock

tnUr,

iiiRUulacttircr

nl

inimiHitto.

Hw

^MfXhM ^wilt ^vud

durlujj.ttie'li'tiuwfftt'fatitnrlliilMlilb", eiimct'tUiov.iiiHlfrfutrriidtmtloiiaoi

litr

toll,rrtftol rxcltukMy byinljiatloii,and

herx predivt Ibat tha gfaudold ojp of TwunfStV,

Judt.ig u( ^)opU

^by

^thW

tiri)trlty

mni ttiteMirlii', wlliaoon film adupt lltflrfMidinti ftlun^mi that In th future

the

^will

er

^know ^{what llml}

tirlbl

^wend ^'.Iroiuli' ^motttia ^'I

bf

^only

ludepeuvtit turnurh

^tbtttmtwho lirl

'Cw

MaxlMitaa finff ^tm-- wrtintr riptuixlly (or itierp.

Tm

aiiiuataitji and 0Ht4Inndi furiiftli tha well

kuu

uiaum

arM(

^the

tuot

nutriulnua nrutt ou'tatlh, whlla tliw vaiUtya and nil Irrl-pitie-d

Undo furtiUh tht iilNini, of which ithoutfourCropn arvcut fttoh eeaKott,und tviibth U too well kuuMii to tu'id uuj

commut.

^Irultf, tuch at^appleo.

prri.

pmtChei,

iiiui,('lit'rtlcKiiil

fjrujic, ^lire j

uoi anrpani'ii Bujwnvrt ^on ^win ^1:111111 iiotit of

Ainnint

^for

ht,

tluvnr, look or ki'iplng

iiulltle.

^'lhi-^- ^tlhiiulr, ^toll,

attltudo andinude ofIrrigation tram to (.ontiilii all th ratvotlbla urctesury fot the

Eitrs(ul

culture of fruits.

New Mexico oltaM lino

lovttunu

totheuxperleuced uianutautiin--^r or the

Bum.lu the ^wuy of wnoleo factorlee wituouand ogrkuliurnl

llutaiu(ut

fac-^- ttirlei', iron liitindric, sugar factorUi aud atiirci of otlierf, tuch ^m ^broom,

ftult

but, rauulnif ^fuctoitat ^aw the uiar kel and demand ^U

i;ud

^nud ^fuel ^In uhtap. Kew Mexlco'atoal tlrldiebititud

In

j;ral

mratuic ^lu ibternl of thr-^- count lit,

If

'Tho

^UKf.r

bet

^{outline of}^New ^Mcx.

Icu ! nt the preiteut tlmo nttrattllig tht attfutlon of thefartuiua ur.d capltalinto of nut only thU country but nt Ktirojic.

rke tMia mad by the xiiVfrnmunt of the United MtatM and taadlHK ckrailatt

if ('aUTornlai Ncliinskii, Colorado and

fiw

"wexico !!'.

tint

^the ^aujtiir

btt

^rafted^In^{the great}I'ecoa Valley nnd Rio GrandeVulloy conlnlu ^Irum ⁷ to la

nr

cent, taorr aiiuar thau beeta rahed

In any other cotiutry now known. ^A fortuue awulttthe practical midIntelli gent farmerwho embarks^In(he culture

ofthe augur beet.

"New .Mexico haa thrown open bur doom ami ^Inrltt-- luitnlfiratlon of the Intelligent ^vUnv mid capital, To audi,¹¹ welcome reception will ba given and^faor peoplo will doalllu

tlulr

^{power to} ^ft tint them.

"in return, ^wo ntturo ynu that ^you will llnd n healthy nnd luvlyonuliif climate, u rich und productive toll, good luwv, und theia strictly

lutortclt

^good

ichooIi

conducted on tho moat modem eyaieni tenreteoclotlca of nil hinds, nnd uawial claeaof people, who will make you feci nt ouce Ihat you urn welcome And

at

^homo. And for thin New Mexico uis ctmmnearlyli.tOJ mlleito tonka nn

ethlhltof

^Its^eatled nnd wonderful re ooiircn, New Mextt'o baa corno to ex

hlhlther

resotirrea ^lo¹¹ live propta,who have ulreadv extcrnlm! nn one¹¹ linnd undhenrt and bidden tl wtlcomo. The only rejUot ^wo of

Nw

^Mrili^o ^have

wiieii we ioiik upto tuai ueuuiitui ami urund old flax that itinu huudrwu of feet ^iibore the Kxpoaltlon grauniu that we are not rrtireecutcd ou It by starof atatchoml."

coMsfaKr,vt,K

NKViiitriiui.ns.i,

mm

Tho BllTKr city xntofntfcnf ^man

it

thin thinned ntid,

nfur

^ruunlitii^oJT ^onⁿ

tmtueut, h ullowt his Imaittuatiort to toarowayto helylitsHint --otlld put tu lmm the air ship which ha Isjust now covetltitf

lu

our last istuoweaUtrd that a mis take had been made, either^In presenllng ahilltotlm county cam missions

h,

^or^I

the copy furnished the Mimdmoiit for publication or by tho InJtptniJmt ^In publublnir thu matter, and now the InJtptmUnt saya wo buvo placed tiur Bfllvesluntt "nwhward pinttlon," Thl same IndtptmUnt fellow urousrs ^US of trying to

put

the Imupmdint ^In

a

false tightwlih Its reudeta aud of trying to luiBli!o that .Mr. K. M, Yuung was dli lumest. All this ndo ubottt tiothlnfr shows tlio thinners of^.Mr. Nnrlmrc hl aridthe extent of

hli

^vlyld itnaitliiatlon

V commented our nrtlcle by stating that a tnUtake bad been madt, and Mr.Norton

thvtd

^know ^that ^tniaink

ttlll'ntitten

^lu the best reeulated lam'

lit

Nhwsi'Ai'jiiia. When we wish, to Aoctlsa iinyoiia of being dUhoaent willdosoIn plaltt Euisllsh audwhen wa refer⁽⁰a mistake weshall^Use the word thatconveys our meaning.

In orderto putourselves right before those who mayhave read the

fnvi

4miarUelo wo agalu state that the copy fMrMttkcd u by Mr. Yiiuhk lu

rerd

lth

toll mentioned was, ^In amount

fit

^U.

xtbly

have plscwl ^our-^- tWes la nn ''awkward jxttHlon," butwe

ftti sl ^aafafMe,

^thsmksj.

fist ^Mtpmrm

o

0 MbMlW

^Ml ¹ V ⁱ

itthaHMM.wjdt,-iitait- 4 i!

(faef,

^A

t,

il.e

Miiolin

^a an'

m.

Ma M&f

t bbtt

^for

^tumiwm

^Ml ^to

Mi4jitant

trO

^ImltairieV

^iiilwtar

^te

weetiweltw

m iptUr

aoaaav aaift

M, S.

iitiwu4iaitiMia ti

^k

mM

^H

^m

Mtrt MWrrCltjr K!'M.t jtMH14,Mr.

riMtftWIeatW_fltii

Arll. wr.T

h

C!mhtrthftin.

Jourtteit-liui-iar tkHH

efH!aHy

made, pMvbled our thifwta

re4 avtr

the

tanta re

^nonte,

f ^o

Americans ere the matt nTrnttre neopltort earth, To them kavt ei;

tHueu neaviy bw,wv patenw, or wort that) (mo third of alt (he fmltttt tailed Inthe truth), No

dltcottry

of ^latHWrd yearn bra

Ittn

^of ^,grrmsr ^benefit in

niankltid than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aim Dlatrhota Hemtdy, or bat done mnrt tu reiieva patu

tm

idireHni^,

i,

Vattvthn.of Oakton, ^K'y., tayat

"t

Imrti usrd Ctinmherlaln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itetntdy In my family for rtveral ^year ntid find It to ha the beat medicine ¹ever

bud

^for cramps la the stomach andbowela. For taleby

J

^1'

JQyroa,drugght.

Tho next time ^you travel, clve the

Buma

r

Îloiiteît ^tiial, Î'uilumn ^1'alacv,

aieeporaauu treo reuiuioKiiiair cars ^utt all through

ttul:i.

ilrs.

Â,Înreen, ^reMdlujr âtÎSO^Henry

Bt., Almn, ^111., suffered with sclxtlo rheumatism

fr

^{over eight} ^tnonths. ^Hhe

doiioted

fir

^It^{nearly tha} ^wholo of this time, tiring Yuituu temedlea tscutu mendedby fttatifia, nd yros treated by the phytlcian but received no relief.

he then Utrd one nnd^rthalf bottles of hatoberialnV 1'nln

l)tm,

^which effect ed a complete cure. This It publUUed at her reitueni, ua ho wnnU others

inllarly nlllloted to lsnow what^'cured her. Tlia ⁹³ nod^DOcent alzes for ^e.ik-^- by

J, P.

Uyron. driiggUt,

,-r-

Ko GxeNte

ror

^uolng-^-Huilfrr.

Hoiiul.tr, sattsfylnir and mdiiUht eatluir htiuaea fur ticketedvia Haulu

l'e

^Ituute,

Mow

passenger

We

fte

^r ^Oae lluadred DidlarsReward foranyease of catarrh that cunaoi ⁱ

t

lirau uy

tiau

suaiftriii i;ure

r. ^J,

^{Uil HMiY} ^CO.,^Toltdo,^O.

We--^, the ttndersiuned, know P,

J,

,'heiH'V forthe luut 15yearn, and^bellevi-^- litni t'.eilectly ^I101.0111Ile lu nil business ir.iimLiloiinuud tlciieinliy oh'e tocarry-^- out aiiyouiinaitona inane ny tneir rirm.

Wwrr is TuPAx, WholesalH Druuulai.

TtdedtKO. Waijiiso, Kiknan ^& ^{StAn- -} vm, whoieialo UnusUia,

rolJu, o.

HaltⁱⁱUntnrrh Cure ^Is tukon Interim!- ^- ly, Hctlt'K dlretcly upon tho blood nnrl utUfima turfa'rot of the sytlouii Tosri-inonlnl-a

ant

^free. ^I'rlcu^7i5o. ^,

Unll'BFamily I'llla are thebeat, Catlrornlut Out^anii, llaeb.

fntereatlnc facta roncernlne the tripto California and ^barjlr via SattU ^1V Hoiite may be bad by applytug tu agent

a.

¹. &

a.

i'^.ity

That

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tullralhe

^jihorjt ^st

between sliernuti river and Ciiicago which thauri ^squick time^nnd sure con uectlous. Track ^la straight and rock ballasted, with very few croMlugt at tirade.

Veatlhnlcd limited exprcMeei wltli latest Pattern Pullman and frre chair cars, 31cam in uinms cars eerveu a la earle,

lnn.tlro of nearest acent, or addrea W,

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achieve

wealth

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tloiu nua

his will ⁱ suenr.

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will

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crowned

achievement. )loI.

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nothing.

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prefer

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seasonable

wesus success vood, sttetiftth

elTartl wltk

ilscrteat.

nopa young women future seemt

Titty

talien which causes

which

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atwayj enttcntrlvaiid

exceetlsn

where dlsesse betaneatecte treated natll

body body

t)eoftt

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cwwks,

throat TSere

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THB RACKET.

F. J. ^{& CO.,}

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tit

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Own your

ROBES ^Jk WHIPS.

llepafilDg'iiently tlolie

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short notice.

Ueekert

DEMIN3, ^- NEW MEXICO

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Comlttctod by ftaterK of Ciorti,

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The regularcourse ofstudies,incltidlnij tha Primary' and Academical branches ituifi.H j.iijjiiu.i.

Deming Headlight,

University of New Mexico

UNM Digital Repository

Deming Headlight and Deming Graphic, 1890-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers

4-30-1897

Deming Headlight, 04-30-1897

J.E. Curren

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VOL. 1.

CLARK & CO,

-

n. m,

had

Jou.v

I"

aL,w'J!

BAKERS AND

Staple Fancy Groceries.

r.,jh;fl,'?tei cow? aVb:; demiiyg,

A BETTER SWEATER.

Eitxblia

For

dollari than you cii buy claovrhcro for

tnoncy

if not tUfctorjr, All colura

aud ilzea .,...,.. .i.

Better Grilles at $5 and $7,50,

cycle

ami

at 93,25

thoy

Tour

Photo Stock.

Bcbbiid Ave,

Fleishman & Seals

(aa.n.uar.

AND

Special to Mali nH",n rim,

Low

Prices!

'

H,

ST. M.

and

and Shirts nuulu order

XX 01-- .

Pull line Huts, Fruits mid

'

'

conimiT.

Tjpowrlto?fl

riioonlx,ArIzora

Co,,

attention

Goods!

Groceries

Hardware.

Gold, Ave,, DEMING--

JSf. .A.. JBOLIOH..

:Dry Goods,

asranoifcTs.

Boots,Slioes,Hats,

GSNT'S FURNISHING GOODS.

TRUNKS VAXIBxS.

CUthiiiJi Doota, Shoos,

Deming, New Mexico.

Jl,XCLG

UISALEhlN

Dry Goods, Notions.

GllOCEIUKS. 'Ihotm

Feed.

3Eloitoaaa. DKarlocsis on JJJd

60RBETT & WYMAN,

Ore Samplers and Buyers.

Deming, New Mexico

khixhwh ux hAnh.nahi'I.ih,

-

fj.OQ

CLARK ^{& CO,}

n. ^m,

r.,jh;fl,'?tei ^cow? ^aVb:; ^demiiyg,

aud ilzea .,...,.. _.i.

Better Grilles at ^$5 and $7,50,

^thoy

Fleishman ^& Seals

XX ^01-- ^.

GSNT'S ^FURNISHING ^GOODS.

CUthiiiJi ^Doota, ^Shoos,

Dry ^Goods, Notions.

3Eloitoaaa. ^DKarlocsis on ^JJJd

60RBETT ^& ^WYMAN,

Ore Samplers and ^Buyers.

khixhwh ^ux hAnh.nahi'I.ih,

ifeuit, ^- i.Qo.

Any two, name ptill, ^- ^1.50

All tlirto, oaina pulp, ^: 2.00

o,5bx ^iWi

nnvT' tob. ^rtw ^tons,

E ^AD LIGHT.