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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
KILLED A
POLICEMAN
Two Negroes Take the Life Of a
Chicago Officer With His
Own Revolver.
BRASS KNUCKLES USED
Victim Was Beaten Into Insensibiiity
and Then Shot.-.Suspects
Under Arrest.

Chicago, Sept. 26-Policeman Den
mis- Fitzgerald was shot and fatally
wounded early today by one of two
negroes whom he stopped. While
talking with them one of them struck
him with brass knuckles, knocking
him down and stunning him. They
then beat him over the head with his
own club and finally one of them shot
him with his own revolver. Fitzger-
aid revived long enough to give the
name of one of the negroes but did
not know the other No arrests yet.
Later, John Johnson and Louis Pill
sen we're arrested as the assailants.
Pilsen is said to have confessed and
implicated Johnson. Before Johnson's
arrest he went to place at Twenty
seventh and State streets and engag-
ed in a fight with colored man nam
ed Mooty Johnson was shot in the
jaw. He dropped a revolver which
since has been identified as belonging
to Fitzgerald.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
PEACE AGAIN RE|GNs
Buchanan and Parkes Faction Patch
Up Their Difference at Iron
Workers Convention.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept 26-Presi-
dent Frank Buchanan of the Interna-
tional Bridge and Structural Iron
Wor,.ar-, again assumed his chair
this morning ana called the conven-
ton to order. He had issued call
last night for the meeting today, in
continuation of the turbulent session
which he adjourned without hour yes
terday noon. The meeting is behinl
closed doors.
Peace was patched up between the
Buchanan and Parks factions. Presi-
dent Buchanan had scarcely called
the convention to order in regular
session, when the Parks crowd ex-
pressed a desire to ignore the pro-
ceedings of their own rump conven-
ton and proceed in the regular way.
The convention then rescinded the &C
tion taken yesterday afternoon. Bro
ply was unseated by good majority
and the convention settled down to
the first peaceable session since Mon
day
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
UP BY
DYNAMITE
A Pennsylvania Contractor Was
Thus Murdered and Robbed
on a Country Road.
COMPANIONS ESCAPED
Excitement Running High and Many
Armed Searching Parties Have
Been Formed.

Washington, Pa, Sept. 26-There
are no further developments in the
crime which resulted in the murder
and robbery of Contractor Ferguson
who was blown up with dynamite
while driving in buggy on the west
Middletown road yesterday afternoon
Two men have been apprehended, but
they claim they can prove an alibi.
Early today satchel in which Fer
guson carried money was found. 1t
had been rifled of about $500. Some
silver and valuable papers were left.
Mr. Martin who was with Ferguson
in the buggy did not rest we'll last
night and IS conn la;ning cf pain II
his siGe.
Excitement in Washington county is
high, and many citizens formed inde-
pendent armed searching parties.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
MILITARY AGAIN ACTIVE.
Another Union Leader Arrested at
Goidfieid.

Another Union Leader Arrested at
Goldfieid.
Cripple Creek, Sept. 26-William w.
Dodsworth, president of Union No. 80,
was arrested this morning at his
home in Goldfield by the military and
thrown into the bull pen. A squad of
cavalry went to his home shortly be-
fore midnight and demanded en-
trance. DodsworlA told them that he
was partly undressed and was going
to bed. He was told to dress quickly
as he was wanted Instead Dodsworth
locked the door and went to bed. The
troops guarded the house all night
and when Dodsworth looked out this
morning he saw about fifty troopers
about his home and realizing that he
could not escape, he surrendered. He
asked the soldiers what crime he
was charged with but they refused to
assign any reason for taking him into
custody.
Plans for the importation of an
army of strike breakers to the number
of 1900 are said to be completed by
the mine owners association.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
BIC ATTRACTIONS.
The Talbot Whitney Carnival Company
Guarantees to Please the Public
During Street Fair

The Talbot Whitney Carnival com
pany which comes to Santa Fe Octob
er 10 for six days under the auspices
of the Capital City band, is an eastern
organization, and the most elaborate
carnival company now touring the
United States. Jack Donnalle, the
agent, in an interview has this to say
of his shows:
"We came to the Pacific coast entire
strangers and the record we have
made we are proud Of our shows
have been endorsed by press, public
and pulpit everywhere, for their clean
liness and morality. There is not one
Objectionable feature in any of our at
fractions, and the most fastidious per-
son IN the land can visit the shows
without going away with blush of
shame
eve have our own special train and
about three hundred employees who
all live in hotels rooming houses and
restaurants, as we carry no cook or
sleeping cars.
"The free acts that will be seen
here are of the most sensational order
and we claim them the finest ever
seen in this section.
Mat Cay and his sensational high
dive from tower 80 feet high into a
tank of water but feet deep twice
daily is the most thrilling perform
ance ever attempted and is worth 60
ing miles to see.
Master Harry Du Bell, king of the
high wire, who rides an Illuminated
bicycle on live wire fifty feet in
midair and is lighted from head to
foot, is one of the grandest acts now
before the public.
Arthur La Fluer, champion cycle
whirl rider of the world, is the same
performer who startled the world at
Paris, France, two years ago, with
this daredevil act There are some of
our free acts and we are the only COM
pany that keeps our every promise to
the public.
There are fifteen separate and
complete shows with the most elabor-
ate carved gold and silver eXteriors
ever presented, the illuminations are
all electric effects and over one thou
sand lights are used at night to illum-
mate the fronts
'The prices of admission will be
within the reach of every one and
Santa Fes big street fair and carnival
will be one week of mutifarious amuse-
ment and should be attended by thou
sands of visitors"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
TO PLAY RETURN GAME
Santa Fs csntrsIs VIII Meet the Anto-
nito Baseball TeaV on Latter's
Home Grounds Tamorrow.

Manager William E. Martfh~of the
Santa Fe Central ball tossers, VIII
take his organization to Antonito to-
morrow, to play return game with
the baseball club of that town, on the
latter's home grounds. A special rate
of So for the round trip has been made
for this occasion by the Denver & Rio
Grande, the special train that will
take the local team and their follow
ers to the Colorado City leaving at Z
a. m. reaching Antonito at 1880 p. m.
Returning the train will leave Antoni-
to at o'clock, arriving in the Capital
city at midnight.
The Antonito team came to Santa
Fe last Sunday with upwards of 400
excursionists, who although the colors
of their champions were trailed in the
dust by the Santa Fe Central, to the
tune of - to 5, felt amply repaid for
the trip. "There is another day COM
ing" was the universal reply when the
Antonito defeat was referred to, and
that day will be here tomorrow when
a large following of rooters for the
Santa Fe Central team, that to date
has SO creditably represented the Cap
ital City as ball tossers, should accom-
pany them to Antonito, and help them
win the return game. Come one,
come ALL" is the invitation extended
to all by Manager Martin and the
members of the Santa Fe Central
team.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
THIRTY DAYS
HARD LABOR
Sentence Imposed on Leopo|do
'''''bb bbaeaaa and ? Rsimiittiss-
for AssauIting a House.
DECISIONS OF COURT
Final Judgment Entered for Plaintiff
in Martinez Case in San
Juan County.

A large volume of business was dis
posed of yesterday and today in the
Territorial court, Judge J. R. McFie,
presiding.
In the case of Leopoldo Baca and
Primitive Lopez, indicted jointly for
assaulting a dwelling, the defendants
withdrew their former plea of not
guilty and entered a plea of guilty.
Judge McFie sentenced each to thirty
days imprisonment in the county Jail,
at hard labor.
Decisions Rendered by Court.
In the case of Camilo Martin, an ap-
peal from the justice of the peace
court the cause was docketed by Pros
ecuting Attorney Abbott, and the decl-
sion of the lower court affirmed by
Judge McFie. The decision of the
lower court was the imposition of
S. fine with costs, on drunk and dis
orderly charge.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Ade-
laida Maestas de Madrid, an appeal
case, the cause was dismissed by the
prosecution, which was concurred in
by the court.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Pc
trolino Carrillo, an appeal, the case
was dismissed for want of cause for
action.
In the case of the City of Santa Fa
VS.. Thomas Bartlett, the case was dis
missed by consent
In the case of Ricardo Alarid VS..
the City of Santa Fe, judgment for
the plaintiff of s409 and costs. was rem
dered by agreement
In the case of Leo Hersch VS.. Nicho-
las R. Beckwith, ct al, the demurrer
was overruled, and the defendant
Helen B. Martin given twenty days in
which to answer.
In the case of Samuel w. Mercer VS..
]. H. Blaine, the demurrer to the an
swer was sustained, and leave given
the defendant to file an amended an
swer
In the case of w. P. Cunningham VS..
Francis Downs, the death or the de-
fendant was suggested to the court,
and Colonel G. w. knaebel. the admin
istrator of the estate substituted as de-
fendant
Findings in San Juan County.
In the San Juan county court in the
case of the First National bank of Du-
range, Colo, VS.. Simon Martinez, ct
al, final Judgment of $24S.05 and
costs, was rendered for the plaintiff
In the case of the Colorado State
Bank VS.. John Passmore, ct ux., to
foreclose mortgage, Joseph Prewitt
was appointed receiver by the court.
Rio Arriba County Court.
In the case OF Jose Dolores Lopez
VS.. Renito Montoya, which was heard
in the Rio Arriba county ccurt, an il
junction suit, decision was rendered
granting the rlaintiff the relief d.
sired. The re..~- sought was the use
of q small tract of land or alley t.at
intarcepts the public road OF the plaza
at Las Truchas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
Governor Otero Has Issued the Proclamation
Under His Hand and the Great Seal of
the Territory Of New Mexico.
FIRST TOWN TO APPLY FOR
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT T

east, thence south along the section
lines to the one-fourth corner between
section 81 and 80, in township 10
/ south, of range "a east, thence west
along the center to section 81 to the
northwest corner of the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter of sec
ton 81 in township 10 south, of range
IA east, thence east along the sub-dl
vision line to the southeast corner OF
the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 81 in township 10
south of range "A east, thence soulh
along the section lines to the one
fourth corner between sections five
and six in township IL south of range
"a east, thence east along the center
of the section to the center of section
five in township 10 south of range "a
east thence south along the subdivi-
sion line to southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section township II south,
of range "a east, thence along the sub
division line to the southeast corner
OF the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter of section line, in town
ship II south of range "a east, thence
north along the subdivision line to the
northeast corner of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of
section in township II south of
range "a east, thence east along the
section line to the corner common to
sections 3, 4, 9 anG 10 in township II
south of range "a east, thence north
along the section lines between Sec
tons and 4, in township II south OF
E'nge - east. to the point of begin
ming.
5. That after the posting and publ
cation of this proclamation as provid-
ed by law, the board of trustees of the
town of Roswell shall proceed to or
ganize said town into city under the
provisions of said Chapter Ill of the
acts of the Thirty-fifth Legislative AS
sembly of the Territory of New Mexi-
co, and after such organization the
said town of Roswell shall be city
with all the powers, privileges, duties
and liabilities of cities in the Territory
OF New Mexico, and the boundary
lines as herein described shall be the
boundaries of such city, and all the
territory included therein shall consti-
tute and be known as the City of Ros-
well, and shall be governed as such by
the officers thereof under the laws ap-
plicable thereto.
Done at the executive Office this the
25th day of September, A. D. JOB.
Witness my hand and the great seal
of the Territory of New Mexico.
MIGUEL A. OTERO.
BY the Governor.
(Great Seal.)
]. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
ELECTION JUDGES CASES
GO OVER IN DENVER.

Denver, Sept. 26-In Judge Carpen-
ters court today the cases of the elec-
ton judges who violated the injunc-
tion issued by Judge Johnson last
Tuesday by refusing to permit the
watchers appointed under the order
of the court to remain at the polling
places was set for Friday morning
October 2 at 10 o'clock. The men
were released under bonds of $500
each. The bonds were looked after by
Robert Speer and Frank Adams, presi-
dent of the board of public works and
fire and police board.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
CHICAGo'S CENTENNIAL
Big Celebration Which will Continue
for Six Days Was Inaugu.
rated Today.

Chicago Sept 26-The celebration
of Chicago's centennial anniversary
began today and will continue for six
days. the exercises to end with a
civic mass meeting at the Auditorium,
at which the mayors of several of the
largest cities of the country will be
heard.
The program prepared by the exec
utive committee contains special fea-
lures for each day. A large number
of visitors are expected.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
MRS. DAVIS WORSE.
Condition Of Widow Of the President Of
the Confederacy Is
Critical.

Buffalo, Sept. 26-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis is worse this morning, her con
dition being critical. The doctors
say, however, that the crisis has not
been reached, and that she may get
relief and recover. Several relatives
and friends have arrived and are ,t
her bedside.
This afternoon it was said that
there was no change in Mrs. Davis
condition since this mornings report
She was in the gravest danger it was
said, but still there was little hope of
her recovery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
ALL QUIET At BEIRUT
CABLES ADMIRAL COTTON.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 26-Rear
Admiral Cotton commanding the Euro
pean squadron, cables the navy de-
partment under date of Beirut, Sep
tember "a, that the town is quiet and
that the case of the American vice
consul is still pending.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
GENERAL OLA sURRENDERs
TO AMERICAN TROOPS

Manila, Sept 26-General Ola, cad
er of band of insurgents, which has
been creating considerable trouble in
the province of Albay, Luzon, has sur
rendered to American troops with
twenty-eight officers and men. This
practically ends all armed resistance
in that portion of the island
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-09-26
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLED
BY GANG OF TRAMPS.

Muskogee, |. T. Sept. 26-J. B. ...c-
Millen, conductor on the Katy road.
was killed at Caddo, /. T., by gang
of tramps whom he was attempting to
put OF the train. His home was i'm
Dennison, Texas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-10

hands .1sssd 5sr ssL 'G5a small
PoTAToE rSSa xhss nhsne: Stock at 4asoe
srsG oSIoNs1NoI5hsTn IsSSs5 Isd globe aellv-
heId SSgsSs; poor and snail less a lea "ea'nef'-
SSpaAhSiSH An n oNI3Ns,ss Mons 81 = per l5o-lb crate.
dehxered according 10 quality: red cabbage dull
,sAuERKRAuT-sL4o per ,a-bb,. and Sc. 50 DER
bbl on orders higher. NN
GuMsomElsridS se &: S at saa2 for choice Gu
CUCUMBERS-Eastern hot-house at s15o@1. 10
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bermuda at Csc; Nan.
semond at lo4f1oc for yellow to soc for red Queen
soassc: consigned yellow Jersey. L. .4o0s 50 per
:, sS, 4 not wanted; Florida IS a.
PARsNIPs-a5a45c bu box.
CELERY-Cafornia at s. a0r2 80 a crate. New
Orleans 2Sa3oc per doz-; celery roots at 2sgssc
6IS s. ,an srswn s,.. at 1ss pe or 700
bs! NsT seSa orleans as 'qsss sssoe per GS %o. and
hampers at s@s for choice fao!sas q. sSS
f Ede r. P%ANTaFlorida IA at s,aa lar.. cr,,.
ssPISSxSSHES Sew oIIsans al .s;soas per bsl
RUTABAGAS-35c per bu.. del.
TURNIPS-New. home. grown at SOC per bu.
box and s5casl a bbl.: New Orleans at sfal. 50 n
KALEaArkansas choice at $50 per large sack
ana small SKIS. AT i5cWSI: Dulk or stock coming
in heated and not salaple.
PEPPERs-Florida 6s at s15o: Mexican 6, at
.HoRsERApIsH-At ssas5o per bbl: on or
ders higher.
soUASH-Hubbard a. 4odi5c per 100 lbs.
RADfSHES-New orleans at 25G35c DER doz
punches according to variety and size.
STRING BEANS-Choce stock scarce: quote
MUSTARD GREENS-New Orleans at esa55c
per doZ. punches: home grown s3c a bu. box.
PARSLEY-New orleans at SGloc a doz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at N.50 per crate
for choice.
KoHLRARI-sOc per loz. punches.
SHALLOTS-New Orleans at iOH15c per doz
ENDIvEs-New Orleans at So 5Oa3 Dbl.
STRAWBERRIF.S-Flo refrigerator stock
at 25c quart box. Texas at S3GIi.5O 2i-auart
can.
Wis fair at Sl.25 choice 81. .I5a2, fancy up to 81 10
@2.25: winesaps from se.25 to 50: willow twis
32.50d3 Roman beauty s2.50as; Jonathan 81. 500
$50. according to condition Bulk at sla1.25 and
SSi'f SKiEFER s-Tiil PE;xRs-si IS 5oa2 per bbi '
PAGfFfc COAST ST 'ITsiRu1Ts-canfornia pear.
oRANGEs-Mexican Sonora. on trk. at s2.2s
Car lots California navel at sl.75g2.25. up to
$50 for fancy. and seedlings at S2f2, Ia trS.
Florida scarce and held at 81 per box in small
LEMoNs-Caiifornia on trk on basis OF y for
choice and s2.2 for fancy. On orders 25I50c per
box higher
PINE APPLEs-Hayana at ssSs. so and Florida
at t5a5.50 crate for choice to fancy sound
GRAPE FRUIT-Florida at aas bog. CALI
MALAGA GRAPEs-sGG7 80 bunch.
BAANANASms1a2 bunch on on orders
cRANBERRiEsss ssf Il s s per bbl. according
to variety.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-10
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

snS ssIa . es5s ;szs sh5oaSh. 81 as-Ne Sd
ns,,oH nsS % sns Nd 1'ss7ss & sss gag iSes
ss latte. Turkey: = No. hard nd AZ ,SSse Co.'S c:
SaEa Ct sss 81 SKI. and "A, ,oe,
Iss s, car, through sals. basis
ior ss f's snS a0 o ~ NJ for T,S
cal esnr weEht,No; ssso! At A0Nac and No at %
white 80 mainly to DC ". = and sie ls,se No E.
na side; ~ No white at &c W. and 4s08sse E. side
,oATs-Receipts GO cars local and ,s car,
g. ssse No I Isssssss "a =" ahiss Ss :. i s,ss rs
to .iSs : 4ssc local sss seish.. car No. DEL
value Barley d4iss neansy SSes ses,s s,sns' of
., ,EIiAXsEED-Bids - y were n.la Per ba spot md
TLouR.;sofs :, , wnter aour.Patent. g. .4s@s ss;
s.fsss.s Ss ssad.. sssr1 lspsS
ilCurs,Pasent. sss0Ss se ssrsish.s ssoSs g.
fF.s hands. trk. al depot this 81 side. | orders e
A.ff. BRAN-salable E. trk. b... .t .sas,. ., ,.,.
at S7@saszc; mixed feed In Ioss at SC Tor n hard
side IN NJ ls Al sse At min 4 srsa sSss ssi,, "
Is ahekWasAT qGf VIII f sfSnh-A. sSsSti x.soe,.
RYE FLoUR-At 80 in jute sEs. and g 20 in
grits and homlny sss%o % o. D. '1"; pearl
Be- % ton. lSesl and 1es through
Shoss sis: So SIS 5osIs5o: sIss9s No. on ? ,i.so ids0
Ii EEasss Ct ser 'ss' NJ .s ;ar g
clover MIXED sS soaIs and heavy H1Si: Prairls ahas
ssaiS 81 10 fsr sde Ne at y: for choice 'io for No
WHIskYIstssa,y WIS !. rs ssa,y, At q. $50.
STRAw-Sales ranged: Stained wheat and
poor rye on this side at Sc: choice wheat at So on
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-10

orders.
Bacon-Bxd g. C. meats in iobbing way
ranged: Heavy to choice light breakfast bacon
fornias and New York shoulders sl.G3=.c. Plain
smoked bxd lots in 4 jobong way ranged: Ex-
ira shorts at 1Osc; cribs at loisc short clear at
1oSsc; bellies at lUisc; plates at Sisc: fat back,
higher orders.
rallow-Firme:: scarce; country run at sta
sssc for prime and 5c for No. q cake at SIC.
Packers choice quotabe at Ga.c
Oleo- o-Sstearine-Stesdy at HE
Grease-Co'lntry: Brown 3.sc: yellow &c and
white Csc. ackers' stcck-Trown, at 4Isl6c: vel
low at 5a5isc: white at 'Ssa!s.c.
FROG Iegs-l.arge Sl.aO: me iitm 81: small 900
S.b0 per head.
veais-Choice small at cisa7c per h.: choice
heavy at 51ep6c: heretics at Sg4c Sheep Sual.c
per lb.; thin ewes at 2Eai.c: lambs A45c.
Beet-On orders: Bbld.-Plate and Futon Mar
ket and roll at 81 90; mess at fll62i dried sets
l1tc: knuckes Iic; outsidns 1alhTllc
Live Poultry-Choice turkeys at I5c; mixed
roosters. Sc; old roosters &c. Ducks lac. Geese
&c Live pigeons and squads per doz. 81.
Dressed Poultrv-Scalded and undrawn. with
head and legs on: Chickens nj llnllt.c; ROSTERS
es turkeys 1Gi.c; ducks l5c: geese Saioc: capons
lie: slips l2isc.
Gane-The Republic quotes selected sweet only:
Ducks. undrawn. per doz.: Maiard A.25: teal
Drawn ducks 25dtb0c per doz less. Jack snips
'.50 rabbits. choice, per doz., 81 Is: small
and reflections and undrawn less. Jack rabbits.
per doz 80: squirrel. per doz.. t0c: 'possuin.
Flesh Fish-ouote. per lb: Black base at
12isc: crappie at SC for small to .l.c for large:
dressed cat 9Isc; spoonbiil cat Sc: bull heads
dressed at Size and gross &c: buralo--gross 3isc.
carp-dressed Sc. small &c: gross &c: sunish 3c;
white perch &c.