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PAGE EIGHT SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN. THURSDAY, PEER Jh OFFICIAL. coming to Uu that anything ship i hassett denies THAT HE IS GUILTY ADMINISTRATION WAR OVER BRYAN'S No," the secretary responded that BANQUET A SUCCESS I SAYS E. C. DE BACAi F.

ANDREWS Grocery, Bakery and Market. lata Mnrj Every Boar I Aato teave rv Every Boar iQ. Acting Governor E. dp Bat has just returned from El Favo where he is purely social. invited him lo be my guest at dinner ou Thursday even Tammauj noli ig That ha no political todH) rumorl( aould plead guilt to an Indictmuit i growing out of District Attorney Whit i man 'a graft inteaiigation, and demur nd to the indictment on te hnlcaii ties Jt bad been persistent!) report-, Have Rece MY FIRST iNE (jf HATS A FLOWE MISS A.

Mt i -THE MILUI ATTACH ON SULLIVAN THE SECRETARY WILL NIT GIVE OP WAR IN SPITE OF WILSONS NEOTRALITY HIGH JINKS SEEM LIKELY IN POLITICS attended a banquet given by the city in honor of Fills Martini alto has just toured Ament a There were oovers for three hundred. said Mr de Baca, "and assure you that) the affair was a great success The OUR MOTTO: THE BEST OF EVERYTHIHG." carefully I there Lo tou Intend to have another edl Washington, Feb lb The tonal in this wvek Commoner people of El Paso know how to glvel'rM PtllUal difference be- -u ve Issue the Commoner oiih Thtrprertdwirt wnd -Secretary of month now 'Besides we don "My interest in the affair was chief. 8l IT to explain to the citv of E3 Paso I candidacy of Roger that Mr Marline is a citizen Of New I Sullivan for the United States senate Mexico. They aeem to regard him tJom nilnota. Mghly in Et Pao.

jut many of The president made Ii clear to call scoop' anybody Me have an arrange- ment by which everything we llsh in the Commoner to given lo toe, newspapers the day before our read ere get the paper In far I received lhat he would aid the prosecution Hassett formerly was secretary (o' John A Bensel, state engineer, and prior to this secretary to- -the --New Vork tlty board of water supply due' pprlod tha Catbkll, piib-i(Jutt ere ard, alld Uen8(, a lf lbe charge, him with aUempte4 Rraild la (1 to I Anthony C. Douglas, for- mer mayor of Niagara Falla, that he I could obtain the Hudson river syphon contract on tbe Catsklll aqueduct work by making a politkal contribm ANDREWS PhoneNo jert that he proposes to tontinue to tut of $40,000 through Haasnit do In New Mexico. The acting governor said that R1 Paso is forging ahead rapidly and that its development is astonishing to tbe visitor who wee the changes Tear af ter year praises Dona Ana Roads. State Engineer James French said today: I was greatly pleased with the Dona Aha county toads They are a credit to the road board The people of Dona Ana are considering rais- preserve ail attitude of strict neu trality in the Illinois contest Secretary Br) an, when advised of the president's expression. Indicated be had ho toieution of abandoning his war upon Mr Sullivan It vat evident that he was astonished by the president's statement, for his face reddened and his jaws snapped together Regrets Action of Brysn.

There Is no aftempt at the White House to conceal the regret felt that It depends on how Important It I was Embarrasses Illinois Delegation. The Bryan-Sullivaa controversy toj proving exceptionally embarrassing to the Democratic members of the Illinois delegation in congress It Is about the last subject of current comment which I OLD CASE AGAINST FUNK RECALLED Chicago III, Feb 19 -Selection of jury to try Mias Alleen Hepnerac- any of them care to discuss for pub- tog "fifty thousand dollars more for Mr. Bryan should have "butted into" cused of perjury in connection with good road Could anything speak more eloquently than that? tloation Uhen Senator lewis r-r vr i SulH-ltendlng to the busing of the people to Qlmh tb)! WM denipd 1 am not Ky jujse McDonald To Survey Road. James C. Harvey, of the state engineer's force go to Albuquerque to surrey the proposed road to Islet, a distance of thirteen miles.

The road hi to be eighteen feet wide and gravel surfaced. concerning mysrif with the senator! Henning, a hotel bell boy. accused ship or other politiral matter, andjp gPnpfaI lhe shall not do so until congress adjourns Harvester company, of Then I shall go to Bllnou. and toke allpnatiug Mrt Henntng- tniloat, part In the primary and election eamand Mill, Hopoer was palgns My attitude in those coo-1 wfIneg(S fof Ihe plaInlifr tests will he determined at that timet and not before" uauiei Oonahu, anti Tsaar Stifel. It isefttimfltd that tto vrrftte ffina wo.xh SZ day fruai tbe nik be w-trUj irom tne That dhtrata grehr vpoa eraie'er l( you, are trained ao that yoa plan knd Street eeorlr yoa are worth tea d-se a a private detective, Indicted SS? with Miss Hepner, hav been tried, I iic orsf.

etlfel was acqultl Cd'end Donahue T1 found guilty and fined Tfe has appealed. ttriNIWNMI Itkllll goto tbe B3gf) vbo ts htrtursrHYg uon on mail i wi lay to ExliWtftREMSlSA Water Cases. Mr Kirkpatrick of the state engineer's office, to today hearing water eases to the supreme court room Pro-testa have been filed on No (US and 619, of the Cimarron Valley Jauid cow patty and 645 by George H. Webster. The bearing this afternoon is on No.

779. by the Farmers Development Represeatattv at Large Bt ringer to a candidate for the senatorial nomination against Mr SuBj-vah, but be de clinea to comment on the situation Friends of Mr Stringer believe Mr Bryan's attack will result In the elirn Ination of Sullivan and the advance went of the chances of the congress man There are some Sullivan and scune anti Sullivan Demoprata In the dele- WALL STREET. CSJable Hardware Store THROUGH TAKING stock, in order TO MAKE SfcXW AJUUVALB, THEY HAVE MARKED DOWN r- ME is ygar gain hi tMs Stock Taking Safa aniy yfkaK. TPU lfwsli)i ef be among the early birds at 7 Tt pliable Hardware Store. xji 7 tiiuuf Mr feiftt, rfVk wiU train ton (or promotion right where fon nr, or we will 310 jr roq to take tip more Hne o( wore at a mock feirher eaianr Every month ev.

erai bu ad red deem voluntarily report ailvaoceroem as tbe direct result of I A trshrfsf Yo need sot leave four present we, the Illinois senatorial situation. What to do about it to a serious question The president desires the state and country to understand that he to taking so sides fur or against Mr vsn, as he to Hot taking sides in any other state. Vet the premier of bis cabinet, in an editorial statement, has denounced Mr. Sullivan as an unfit vndidate. Mr.

Bryan insists he to expressing only his personal views, but to difficult to differentiate the Nebraskan politician from tbe secretary of state. It to regarded a probable that the president and the secretary will discuss the Sullivan candidacy before or alter the cabinet meeting Mr. Bryan may argue that his policy to inspired by wide politics" and that It should be Indorsed by the chief executive Feels Kindly Toward SuINvan. It to not likely the president will agree with any such view He enter tain the kindliest feeling for Mr. Sullivan, as a mult of the latter's action in throwing to him the support of the Illinois delegation at the Baltimore convention, and he to sot disposed to take a position which would i subject him to the charge of being as mgrate.

The probabilities are that the president will urge Mr Bryan to cease his attacks on Mr Sullivan, now that the secretary's attitude has been made clear. Whether Mr Bryan will consent to do anything of the kind is a question He has arranged a dinner In honor of Gov. Dunne for Thursday evening He chums this will be a social affair Nevertheless the understanding here to that tk senatorial situation will be discussed with a View to concentrating the opposition to the SalMvao candidacy, May Cuae Administration Ruction, If Mr. Bryan should persist In hto public attacks on Sullivan. against New TorkFeb 19 -A strong un- dertone characterized the morning gntloft, but nearly every one who wfRi trading but tbe volume of business be a candidate next fall to maintaining mU ad advances did not reach silence on the candidacy of the form 'rink lug proportions.

A skti ranees your owe hom ft Wfoi Kark this cottpva at 1 Teachers' Certificate. The following teachers' certificates were granted Third grade. M. Itobalo! Raton; Toewa Martino, Arroyo Hondo, Far aanttO Myer, Jr, Quests, Esquipulo Montoya, Abtquin; D. Trujillo, Ojo Cahente Guadalupe Trujillo, Young-rilie.

Second grade: Jeanette Eller, Fifcr ro; Roscoe Wyckoff, Shuman, Organ. Osouro. First grade Everett Hopper, Vsr sylvia, Louise Wells, East Ls Vega. Harold Hawk, Arras Scco, Eliza both Corn, East Las Togas. ceandnaui iL I A aaeeefl WtTMftoMl CsirrW er national eommitleeman.

Some of the mthink the nomination of Mr Sullivan would hurt their own rhances of election, but they are careful to express such sentiments In strict confidence, for they want all the Rol-livan vote they can get. moimwmb y(n4i tMVfilCMiltoii Box Sena wn4ia I utt Ml Mm On pan, Swp befaife vak.k I hawc Lite fto. toll of hi jkh rat Mm Cl Inteled union 'ffirtni Bttte Ornate? FartahU lookkeepcf 4 WIRELESS FAILS TO LOCATE THE LOST SCHOONER Moottote Mr W-tW9 VfcrMUtS from Washington were that the freigb rate case aould be decided before tbe summer holidays, put the railroad shares on a stronger basis Short cov eriug and a moderate amount of out side bu lag operated in favor of higher price. Movement were limited to fractions In most cases, although some of the specialties made more extended advance Foreign operators took advantage of the improvement la the market to sell about 5,000 share The market a also affected by the of some industrial stock. worked back to about where closed yesterday, or below Beet declined 2 1 2 and Case preferred points market closed steady.

Prices idly In the late dealing and was not essentially changed Island shares were offered down Tbe preferred established a A kipiow ihMBtng CfWPBSff cil UlM toff. Wril Oeeigaint Ad iRiiBffaik Uwrts CfcdWt r7u(ii i Ft- y-reff I tinss CstUhvrwkwl iMtiQN Elk to Start Boon. Game A arden Baca fea received a telegram from Montana, stating that the weather to growing colder and colder and that with the expected nows it seem certain that In a couple of day the fifty elk for New Mexico will be caught and will be shipped to this state. Mr, Baca will leave at once for Montana on receipt Garden, SANTA FE. N.

M. Norfolk, Feb 19 Wire! calls sweeping over the sea from the radio towers in the middle Atlantic coast, revenue cutter and numbers of teamblps, today found no trace of the five wanted schooner Kbieo of Bath, Maine, last reported yesterday making twelve inch of water an fiour and in a disabled condition The, schooner with her crew of eleven had 1 tedlly week see Price they sugar 4 The drifted the level Rock California of news that tbe antiwed tribe have made their descent to the plains and'1 the todlreetly expressed wish of have been made captives the president," a rttirmay be "started new low figure at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Mr Baca stated that he will address the chamber of commerce tonight on the project of having an elk preserve up Santa Fe canyon and will discuss the advantages of keeping a few elk for the delight of visitor and others who make excursions tip, the canyon. been in bad fortune for month; twice her sail away and since she put into port for safety. When she was sighted by the steam er City of Atlanta yesterday. It did not seem necessary for the liner to take off her crew, and the revenue cutter Onondaga began a search.

The Kineo was then ISO mile northeast of Diamond Shoal the test' blown vu Grapes, W. CHtrrto Green Gage Plan rise, Peach, PM for 26c. 4 Ids. Prunes for 4 lbs. Raisin for.

4 lbs. Beans for. lbe. Peas Tomato Get the habit little further clco street and eerie cheaper. PROMINENT SPORTSMAN AND BANKER MARRIED.

New Tork. Feb. 19 --Adrian IseJln, a New York banker and yacht-man. and Mr Frederick Bronson, mother of Mr Lloyd C. Griscom, were quietly married today at the rectory of HL Patrick Cathedral.

Mr, Iselin 67 year old, the bride to 63. They obtained marriage license yesterday. Salt. Flour; Hay lrain Potatoes, and AtU f.r ItTCNMTlOliU STOCK FOOD. man SIS.iI nim, tit IkU icedt UDlk aa 4 fee only exclusive grain house ia Santa fe GEN.

VILLA AGREES TO NEUTRAL ZONE Buy Picturesque Panama Public Land Sale. Band Commissioner R. Brvien slated today that there will likely- be much Interest on the part of home seekers of other states In the forthcoming land sale scheduled for April 21, in the town of TJe-mi ng, Lima county The land to bo put up at auction is about sixteen mile from Demins and a full description of It may be -obtained by writing to the commissioner of public land. in the lute of tbe relations between lbe bead of the hhtioa and hi chief ass is taut, Mr. Bryan, according to hi friends feels that he la an impregnable position by virtue of what he regard as the general view that Mr Sullivan to a "bo.1 Undoubtedly he realizes he is in the position of trying to keep a "bos" as be regards Mr Sullivan, out of public office, whlle tbe chief executive certainly is doing nothing to prevent it.

and by hi attitude of neutrality is giving tbe impression, which to tbe fact, that he approves It. Glad to Get Sullivan Reply, When Mr Bryan was seen this afternoon he was handed a clipping setting forth Mr. Sullivan's reply to the secretary" editorial la the Commoner He lock the dipping and tucked it in to hto pocket, remarking. am glad to get it." It was explained to the set retary that Mr Sullivan had stated that Mr Bryan was glad to get hi support financially and otherwise during Ih campaign, of when the Nebraska was a candidate for the presidency Is that sor Bryan replied. Well, If I decide to make sn answer, I shall do 10 In mg own way at (he proper time.

The secretary indicated that that ended the matter, for tbe present at least LATEST AND BEST HISTORY of be fciffcf Wosder sf tie WsrM JJ.75 Cloth. JJ.75 letfier ftadiaft IB8IESS, F. I. FCI.SGXTA FE, ft K. Btacfc 45 Pksas Black 45 LEO HERSCH Sm J.

BLAIN, Phan tl Always Stop at the Ancient Citys Pride, Juarez, Feb. 19 General Francisco Villa, the rebel commander agreed to the proposition for a neutral zone at Torre-on in a conversation over the telephone with General Hugh Scott today. "I am willing to do anything to protect the non-combatants." said Villa to the American general, 1 would be willing to1 have the battle outside the city tf the Federate would agree, leaving citizen safe to their home Detail of the plan are being worked out between George Farotbers, vice consul at Torreon, representing the state department and General Villa. Carothera and Villa were in conference today and It waa tentatively agreed that a big ranch outside Torreon should be equipped to care for all refugee during the battle. mnvimu Th Revenue Office.

The report of tbe visit of Internal Revenae Collector Lewis Carpenter to Washington started many rumor In official circle today concerning the removal of the office to Phoenix. Several officiate declared that A. A Jones, assistant secretary of the Interior, ha i sent word within the past fortnight that there la no cause tor fearing tha toss of the office. Judge Carpenter, however, ha stated emphatically that the office will be moved on or before March and it seems reasonable to suppose that he knows. A prominent official who was here a few weeks ago also declared that the of fice would be moved, though he requested that he be not quoted' on the subject at the time i )Esi oo I WtI COMFOtTiSLE PeSCB SVMS ni KOOEKS Sft CASTIUO.

BANDIT GOES TO EL PASO A Service and the Best in the City 1 raeUtm ter tors Beauty, Adaptability, Convenk, HOTEL DE VARGAS Taxes Collscted. Taxes collected to date are as tows: Guadalupe county W3. 22. Eddy county: isio and prior, $373 40, mi, $447.82, Ml. $1144 88 to Arba' J912, $278 71, 115, $22,772 18.

SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK ftlTZOl fUJL fieaU a la Ct. Rmh WHJi Bctk, $XQ0 lip. VMM WRhMt Bath. SI4KK Ufh II you gfwweciate tKe raKie Itod of furniture of tnit characief, whtcK wMe wC llachita, N. Feb.

19 Maximo astilio, the captured Mexican bandit, and those taken with' him, wSI be placed in a separate coach and taken to El Faso by the train which arrives there at 2 29 O'clock this afternoon. It was planped at first to board a local train which would have reached that city this morning, but it waa deemed wiser not to risk the night run owing to the numerous local stop There were rumor that an attempt might be made by Castillos friends to bold up tbe train, bat these were not taken seriously. Wrote Only Own Opinion. Then his attention was called to the statement made by the president to callers earlier to the day, to the effect that bo proposed to continue to preserve an attitude of strict neutrality. "In view of that statement are we to undent tand that you spoke to your editorial for the administration That editorial expressed only my personal views to regard to Sullivan's candidacy," was the reply "It had no connection with tbe views of tbe ad ministration "That editorial expressed only my personal view IS regard to Sullivan's candidacy," was the reply "It had no connection with tbe views of the administration." Did your statement commit tbe ad-mmtetratloe against Mr.

Sullivan candidacy?" It did not." Before you wrote the editorial did you dtocuae with any one" "i did not," with tbe president No!" "Do you propose to go to Illinois to oppose Mr. Sullivan candidacy?" I havent takes that up" "Have yoe keen asked to aid in select! ag a candidate to oppose Mr. Sul Uvsar I Mm Court of Appeals. A transcript in the ease of Josefita de Sedlllo vs. the A T.

S. tot $5,909 damages, was sent to the circuit court of appeals at St Louis today. izing perfectly with tKe decorative scheme if foora, makes those corners which wouU wise be We end unattractive, actually tee our daplay of Fine Library Furniti and SlvbtVcrnieke Booked, A may be reaitiv tee filobrakki easan became of the secbonal coedme ftm CLAIRVOYANT ARRESTED ON CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY CHARGE. Answer Is Filed. Attorneys Ren chan and Wright to day filed in the district court an answer In (he suit of C.

Collier and Company, a corporation, plaintiff, va. Patra Boqust at, defendants. The suit is to quiet title to the Pcjoaqu ladles gnat la Sants Fe county. in nnaar topiraLtewnir soak WHfliu kn. Wilbths ICcdsk Fciihing Yea Arc Gcttiaj? Wt tjww (ton is wid Jhmmtr al sqpin ml "prmaraytodysmsBsrdsndasiksdlspw -J WtOftoMiaf far taatsari dvar? Amy.

NJm waili, ptal S1 OMrlaca jm It i th Mat W. Rockford, IU Feb 19 Mr Mao guerite Milroy Snyder, a clairvoyant wboee claim of heritage- in tbe estate of Jow tj Roberta, a wealthy racial of the stale of Washington was thrown out of tbe probate court at Tacoma, was arrested here today on a ararraai sworn out by Mr. Catherine Roosltor, of Broadband. Wte a stater of the deceased hermit and a recognised heir The warrant charge criminal roi sptracy. "I hare net1" NEfr WEXICAN fUNTIKO CC TOE GRAY STUDIOS SANTA FB, NBW MBXiCO- COLLISION (PORTED YCtTKROA SCEMS TO BE UNFOUNDED New Tork.

Fob. 19. Neither the White Star Use steamer nor the Pahr Hue steamer Madonna, which were rw ported yesterday hi collision la the Bay of Naples, was badly damaged to the exteut of delaying Its sailing, according to advice received here QS0UMO FLOOR. SANTA FE, asked if he would participate to the eetoctioa of an aml-Bullivaa candidate the secretary merely smiled. I know nethtog about the candidate or candidate against Mr, Sullivan," he observed.

Ne Feltoce la Donee Visit Governor Dunne, Mr. Secretary, is ALBUQUERQUE. 21? Central Awe, Pteeee (22 St. ia Work for the New Mexican. It la working for yon, for Santa Fs and the new state.

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