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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-14

We certain persons accumuating wealth. and we call them
capitalists We aborers going along of their way
Then ask: els the division ar? Is wealth injury
ce SIS it the robbery of somebody I it the exploitation
the poorY affirm to the contrary.
THERE is ONE THING TO ALL. 1T is
THAT LAND LABOR AND CAPITAL THEMSELVES HAVE NO
POWER AT ALL LAND IDLE GROWS WEEDS,
PLoYEo sTARvEs, CAPITAL WHEN RE-
TURNS.
you look at the matter fairly you will find that another
faculty. and that ABILITY. If any his ability ingenuity
skill knowledge the thing make it useful he is
entitled share of the he conrs on society
If return the old methods of transportation
the adoption OF the trunk lines would have pay billion and
half for eghtage than pay We have
hundred thousand different things for
unknown to gandfathe STILL land has become
fruitful labor labor efficient and yet power
supplemented by machinery and scientific discovery Wealth being
produced with rad before known in the history Of the
world and EVERYBODY HAS PART the advantages the
enormous increase in wealth.
The wealth of the country has increased
while the population has increased but
posts amounting the savings divided
among 100000 depositors,
There people get don't do anything to deserve
it. They get by the of hazard by fraud in dubious ways
there who prefer violence and theft industry There
adventures not only low finance but high street.
but they constitute ONLY SMALL PART the people the
There large class of Wall whose
good their bonds and who will scrupuou every
OF Some lie for profit and rob widows orphans
they small percentage of the people in Wall
Those who believe the doctrine the upward
movement of man from humble germ what he great
advance We living the end world but AT THE
BEGINNING OF IT.
EVOLUTION WILL NEVER GIVE MUSCLE, Aa4R-
ING OR SPEED, BUT 1T WILL CONTINUE MINDS
AND HEARTS INDIVIDUAL UNTIL THEY BECOME srRoN
GER THAN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-14
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-14
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR GARRETT Co.
OAKLAND. Md, Jnly :, 1904.
The County Commissioners for Garrett
county Will meet at their office in Oakland on
Tuesday, July 20, 1904,
to transact business that may come before
the Board.
BY order of the Board.
\. G.. ROSS Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-07-14

JOHN CLOSE,
G. b. NJ. FRIEND,
ANDREWEJ }. LEE,
Examiners
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
FREAK OF NATURE
IN LUMP OF COAL
A Most Perfect Carcass Of Extinct
Animal Found-To Be Given to
Smithsonian Institute.

A wonderful freak of nature was un-
earthed at Roswell the other day in a
car of coal sent to the Roswell Wool
and Hide Company. The coal was
shipped by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company and came from the Washing
ton district and the Pictou mines.
In lump of coal weighing about Al
pounds the remains Of some prehis-
toric animal were found imbedded in
the lump. The tail Of the animal was
sticking out of one side and q part OF
the animals shoulder out Of the other.
The head had rotted of and the car
cass was as dry as a bone.
Part OF the body Of the freak was
covered with q soft white and black
fur, while the tail was Jet black. It
resembles that Of a house cat and
measures about 10 inches in length.
The curiosity was placed on exhibi-
ton and was viewed by hundreds Of
citisens. Arrangements are now be.
ing made to send It to Washington,
where It will bs placed in the Smith.
souian institute.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
ARMY RECRUITING
OFFICE CLOSED
Moved From This City to Fargo, North
Dakota--insufficient Number of
EnIistments the Cause.

Major c. B. Vodges, recruiting off
Ger, U. s. Army, has closed the recruit
ing Office in this city and recruiting for
the army in this Territory has there.
fore ceased in New Mexico. During
his tour of duty here of eight months
26 men were enlisted and 60 were re.
jected. The number of men enlisted
was not considered sufficient to keep
the recruiting Office open in New Mex.
leo and hence it was transferred to
Fargo, North Dakota, where it is be-
Heved several men can be enlisted per
day, instead Of several per month, as
was the record here.
The records and furniture of the
Office have also been shipped to Fargo.
The enlisted force consisting Of one
sergeant and three privates on duty at
the o1ice, left yesterday for Fargo, at
which point the men will do recruiting
duty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
TUNNEL UNDER
THE HARB0R
Almost Mile and Half Long and
Connects Boston and East
Boston,. ...0pened Today.
COST THREE MILLIONS
Built Of Concrete and the Only One o.
Its Kind in the World. Leased to
Railway Company.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 30.-The sub.
marine tunnel connecting Boston and
East Boston, was opened for public
travel today. The dedication of the
tunnel to the public use was carried
out without any formality. The tunnel
is double-tracked, IA miles long,
2,700 feet of which is under the har-
Dor waters. The cost of the construc-
ton was $3,000,0O0.
The tunnel was built by the city of
Boston, which has leased it for term
of rs years, dating from 1897, to the
Boston Elevated Railway Company,
which will use the tunnel exclusively
for the passage of electric cars be-
tween Boston and East Boston.
About four and half years were
consumed in construction in the ac-
complishment of which many difficult
ties were encountered, chiefly on &C.
count of the maze of underground
pipes, sewers and wires. The tunnel
is built entirely of concrete and is the
only tunnel of the kind in the world.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
C0NV|CTS ARE
SHOT DOWN
Desperate Attempt to Escape Of
Prisoners in California Peni.
tentiary foiled.
SEVERAL FATALITIES
Three Prisoners Killed, Four Wounded
and Two Guards Injured. ..Iavesti.
cation On. I'LL.

Sacramento, Calf, Dec. 3O.--Abso
lutte quiet reigned at the Folsom prison
this morning after the sensational
scenes of yesterday afternoon, when
number Of prisoners attempted to es
cape and three of them were killed and
four wounded. Guard Charles Jolly
who was shot in the neck by one OF
his fellow guards is better this morn
ing and will probably recover. Cap.
tain of the Guards Murphy who was
stabbed three or four times by the con.
victs and received stray shot in the
leg is not seriously hurt. OF the four
wounded convicts, one will probably
die but the rest will recover. The
warden is conducting a rigid investi-
cation in order to determine the ex-
tent of the plan and fix the RESPONSE
bility upon the originators.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
DR.. CARRINGTON
is RE=DETAILED
Surgeon in Charge of Fort Stanton
Will Remain at Sanatorium An
other Four Years.

Washington, Dec. 30.--Dr. P. M. Car
rington, surgeon of the marine hospi.
tai corps, who has been in command
of the Sanatorium at Fort Stanton, New
Mexico for the past four years and
whose detail will expire in January,
has just been designated for another
tour of four years at the same institu.
ton by Surgeon General Weyman.
The surgeon general recently re-
turned from visit of inspection to
Fort Stanton and he was SO greatly
pleased with the work of DR.. Caring.
ton that he thought it would be for
the best interest of the service to de-
tail him for another four years as
commandant OF the institution. Dr.
Darlington has, in the opinion of the
department, done a great work In
bringing this institution to the front
and has proved himself an excellent
executive official as we'll as physician,
so the surgeon general did not care to
change his detail but decided to re-
tain him. This will make an eight
year detail for DR.. Darlington at Fort
Stanton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
is JUDGE BAKER
QUALIFIED TO ACT?
Attorney Renehan Of This City Finds
U. S. Supreme Court Decisions
Holding to the Contrary.

Attorney A. B. Renehan, who was In
Albuquerque yesterday on legal bust
ness, and who expected to appear be
fore Judge Baker in two cases in
which he is attorney and which are
pending in the Second Judicial Dis.
trict Court for Valencia County, upon
having had intimation given him that
probably Judge Baker was not quail
fed to act, having been removed by
the President of the United States, al
though the order for removal had been
revoked, did not go into court with
them; this brings up question which
is Of course very important. Upon ex-
animation of the decisions of the U. s.
Supreme Court in United States ver-
sus Corson ia, U. S., GIG, and MINI
mock versus U. S., 81, U. S. 426 and
Blake versus U. S. 103 U. S., 227, Mr..
Renehan came to the conclusion that
to say the least it would be hazardous
to take the cases up before Judge
Baker and therefore returned to Santa
Fe without taking action in them.
These three decisions are very much
in point and hold that in cases where
an appointee of the President is re-
moved by the President, a vacancy ex-
lists, which cannot be filled by revoca-
tion of the order of removal, but must
be filled by new appointee and If
Congress is in session be submitted to
Congress, or if Congress is not in ses-
sion, the vacancy may be filed ad in
terium. This question is of consider
able Importance to attorneys in the
Second Judicial District as it may be
two weeks or more before the new ap-
pointed Judge, Ira A. Abbott is con-
firmed, qualified and in New Mexico
for duty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
DECISION OF
THE COURT
Supreme Bench Of Colorado
Grants Petition Of Democratic
Covernor.EIect.
TO OPEN ALL BOXES
Effort Will Be Made to Ascertain Who
Are the lnstgators Of the Elec
tion Frauds.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 30.--Chief Jus
tice Gabbert today announced the de
cision OF the Supreme Court to grant
the petition of Alva Adams for the
opening of all the ballot boxes useC
in Denver at the late election and q
full investigation of all frauds. Adams
object in filing the petition was to Sc
cure legal determination of the ques
tion whether he or James H. Peabody
is entitled to fill the Office OF COVER
nor for the next two years.
Chief Justice Gabbert said that
while the petition did not state the
facts emitting the petitioner to such
an investigation as proposed, the court
had decided that a general inyestiga-
tion might aid in discovering the gull
ty persons who were responsible for
the contempt proceedings. There
must have been some persons behind
the election officers and others who
committed the frauds, the court be-
lieved, to prompt the commission of
such frauds. The court decided that
the investigation shall go into all the
frauds of any kind which constitute a
violation of the orders issued by the
court prior to the election.
All the ballot boxes will be opened
at the county court house and the bal
lots and poll books will be examined
by two experts, one to be appointed by
tho
by the counsel for the people, in
whose name the interference of the
court was originally sought The court
will appoint referee, not to take tes-
timony but to supervise the experts
examination and see that it is con-
Quoted in accordance with the courts
orders. The court decided that the
registration lists and the allegation
that they contain many fictitious
names shall also be investigated, after
the examination of the ballot boxes.
The courts investigation, ais was
announced, must not interfere in any
manner with any investigation under
taken by the general assembly. The
counsel for both sides we're instructed
to prepare an order covering the de-
tails of the investigation and present
it to the court next Tuesday. In reply
to the questions of the counsel the
chief justice said that the court in
tended to have thorough investiga-
ton of all the allegations of fraud of
every description in Denver.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
SCARCITY.
OF SILVER
and Contrary to Custom Consum.
er Waits on Producer.

New York, Dec. 30.-The recent ad
vance in the price of silver calls ct
tention to the increasing scarcity Of
the floating supply Of that metal Bal
silver was quoted at 81 7-S, today
while Mexican dollars ranged from 4s
to 48 3-4. These rates, 1t was said
were merely nominal and any great de-
mand for bars would cause an ad
vance in price. Conditions, in the sil.
yer market are now such that the con.
sumer waits on the producer.
The war in the Far East, steady
absorption in East India and in this
country and increasing trade with
China are responsible, experts say, for
this very complete reversal Of condi-
tiOnS,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
BANK OFFICIAL
TAKEN BACK
Defaulting President of Defunct Ne
braska institution Captured in Ari.
zona, Must Stand Trial.

Oneill, Neb., Dec. 3O.-Sheriff Hal
reached here early today from Phoe
nix, Arizona, with President Nc
Greevy of the failed Elkhorn National
Bank of Oneill. A big crowd waited
at the station most of the night, but
the anticipated violence did not mater
ialize.
Sheriff Hall took his prisoner to the
county Jail where he was placed in a
cell and a guard put about the Jail
While the sheriff does not anticipate
serious trouble, he has taken steps to
guard such an emergency and will do
anything necessary to prevent violerce
to his prisoner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
THREE KILLINGS
DURING WEEK
Two Caused BY Whisky-other
Shrouded in Mystery-Authorit
Investigating.

A special from Portales, Roosevelt
County, says that Henry Stoltz, de.
feated candidate for sheriff at the late
election, was shot and killed there
Wednesday afternoon by Doss Boykin,
the son of a well known ranchman.
The tragedy occurred in the residence
of Boykin and is shrouded in mystery.
Stoltz was shot four times and death
resulted instantly.
This is the second killing in Por-
tales within the past two weeks. willis
Large recently shot and killed his
brother-in-law Jack Hinton, as the lat
ter was about to attack his wife with
a knife. Young Large was acquitted
at the preliminary hearing for pro.
tecting his sister.
Drunken Man Murdered.
Word has reached this city from
Anton Chico, San Miguel County, of
the killing CT man named Antonio
Maria Lucero by one Antonio Pane
-boeuf. 1t is said that Lucero ce,c-
brated Christmas by getting on spree
and made an attack Oh Paneboeuf who
drew a revolver and beat him over the
head. The mans skull was fractured
and death resulted in short time. The
affair is being investigated by the al
thorities.
One Killed in Saloon Row.
Maximilan Martinez was shot and
killed in saloon row at Folsom
Wednesday. There were only three
one of them was the young mans
The coroner's jury met,
but were unable to ascertain who did
The killing. No arrests have been
made so far.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
SAYS YOUNG
SUICIDED
Florida Man Claims to Have Seen
5ookmaker End His Life and Nan
Patterson Is innocent.

New York, Dec. 30.-Another man
who claims to have witnessed the trag'
ic death of Caesar Young, the book.
maker with whose murder Nan Pat
terson Is charged, has been found in
Jacksonville, Florida, according to in.
formation received in this city today.
The alleged witness is w. B. Meyers,
who is said to be wealthy naval store
dealer in Jacksonville. According to
the story which came here today in a
letter, Meyers claims to have seen the
tragedy In the cab and declares that
Young fired the shot which ended his
life.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
MAIL CONTRACT
TO ROCK ISLAND
Job of Carrying Transconti-
mental Mail.

A mail contract has just been en-
tered into whereby transcontinenta
mail from Chicago and Kansas Cit!
to the Pacific Coast will be carried BY
the Rock Island, through Ell Paso
Heretofore the Santa Fe has had thi'
contract, and the mail has gone
through Albuquerque.
The contract is the result of
sharp struggle between the Rock Is
land and the Santa Fe Railroads, re
sulting in the cutting of the time o1
transcontinental passenger trains fully
six hours and in the establishment o1
several new trains.
Heretofore the mail coming from
the territory east of st. Louis and from
the Atlantic seaboard, passing through
st. Louis, has been compelled to lie
over in Kansas City. The eastern mail
is delivered in Kansas City by the Mis-
souri, Pacific at 10:30 a. m. in train
loads of seven cars, and hitherto that
portion of the mail destined for South
ern Pacific coast points has laid over
about six hours. The evening delivery
from st. Louis is by the Wabash, ar
irving in Kansas City at $3.50 p. M,
and has laid over until morning, about
II hours
Beginning last week the Golden
State Limited of the Rock Island
leaves Chicago at 8 p. m. instead of Z
p. M, arriving in Kansas City at 10:30
a. M, in time to pick up the transcon-
tinenta1 mail from the Missouri Pa
cif1c and take it west at 10:40.
To make the night connection the
Rock Island announces that its morn.
ing California train will leave Chicago
at $40 a. m. arriving in Kansas City
at 10:5 so p. M, picking up the trans.
continental mail from the Wabash
The time of this train from Chicago to
Los Angeles was heretofore 78 hours.
To checkmate this the Santa Fe put
on new transcontinental train, leav-
ing Chicago at the same time but max
ing the trip in u hours. The cut Of six
hours was met by the Rock Island.
Both morning trains out Of Chicago
will divide the mail coming to that
city from the east between the time
of leaving of the early morning trains
and the leaving of the two trains in
question.
This mail contract is said to be
worth close to $1,000,O0O a year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
'SLAVS BOW
TO THEIR FATE
BattIeship SevastopoI Falls Into
the Hands Of the JAP
dneSe.
NO HOPE FOR FORTRESS
Russians Display Marvellous Courage
at 0ynamtng Of Rihlung Fort.
TunneIed Under Mountain.

| Toxic, Dec. 30.-The Russian first.
class battleship Sevastopol has been
captured by the Japanese. The Navy
Department today publishes letter
written by an officer of the Russian
man-of-war, in which the writer des
pairs of any relief of the fortress and
tells of the awful destruction wrought
by Japanese shells. He says the Rus
slams are resigned to their fate and are
determined to fight to a finish, rather
than suffer the shame of surrender or
die Of starvation. The letter says that
the fortress cannot resist after the end
of December and that with 203 Meter
Hill lost, the fall of Part Arthur can
not be avoided.
The Taking RinIung.
Headquarters Japanese Army Before
Port Arthur via Fusan, Dec. 30-Rih-
lung fort captured yesterday is the
largest and strongest of the eastern
fort ridge. The tunnels for the mines
were cut through solid rocks and two
tons of dynamite were used to blow up
the walls. The spectacle was magnif-
icent and the work of the assaulters
splendid. Half the garrison were
killed by the explosion Of the first
charge. The remainder of the Rus
SLAMS made stubborn resistance.
Togo rendered Ovation.
Toxic, Dec. 30.-Admiral Togo, Vice
Admiral Kamimura, and their stats,
arrived at Shimbashi station at 9:2O
o'clock today Their journey from
Kure to Toxic was a continuous ova-
ton and their arrival here was greeted
with the greatest enthusiasm. After
a brief stop at the Navy Department
Togo and Kamimura proceeded to the
Royal Palace to report to the Emperor.
They will probably remain in Toxic for
about week for the purpose of con-
sulting with the general staff and per-
fecting plans for future operations.
Activity at vIadivostock.
Che Foo, Dec. 30.-The British
steamer Canton just arrived from Via
livestock reports great activity there
n naval circles Every effort is being
made to complete the dry dock before
he arrival OF the second division of
he Pacific squadron. Many mines
lave been removed, because the har-
'or will soon be closed with ice. A
passage through the ice will have to
,e freshly made when Admiral Skry-
lloff attempts to join Admiral Rojest-
vensky.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
DIPLOMATS
TRANSFERRED
Tower and Mccormick to Remain in
Europe-Thompson Goes to Mexi-
CO in September.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 30.-1t has
been decided by President Roosevelt
that Ambassador Tower at Berlin, and
Ambassador Mccormick at st. Peters
burg, shall be retained at their posts
in the new administration.
David e. Thompson, of Nebraska,
now minister to Brazil will about Sep
tember 1st be transferred as American
ambassador to Mexico.
1t Is said to be Conger's intention to
resign after about six months service
at his new post and become one OF the
candidates for governor of Iowa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
CHANGE In
COMMISSION
Russian Admiral Who Was a Member
Of the North Sea Tribunal Re-
called.

Paris, Dec. 30.-Admiral Kazenakoff
who is the Russian representative on
the International Commission of In
Quiry into the North Sea incident, but
who has been recalled and will be sue.
ceeded by Vice Admiral Doubassoff,
starts for st. Petersburg tomorrow af-
ter receiving a laconic dispatch say
ing that Emperor Nicholas desires to
converse with him. The admiral's $
health, which Is said to have been the
cause Of his recall, Is excellent. Mem.
bers of the staff say the renewed
naval preparations are doubtless the
cause of the conversation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
RAILROAD WRECK
IN OKLAHOMA
Two Trains Collide Head.on-One
Killed and Several Hurt-Cars
Piled Up.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 30.-A
westbound passenger train on the
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
collided head-on with an eastbound
freight train 30 miles west Of here
early today. Both engines were de-
molished and the cars piled up. Frank
Curry, engineer Of the passenger
train was killed. Fireman Buttes Of
the passenger train and several pas
sengers were slightly injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30

New Mexico Civil Code ..:andsome-
ly bound in sheep, per copy $1.00, for
sale by the New Mexican Printing
Company. Copies will be sent by mail
upon the receipt Of sum as above. to
any address desired.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
LEAVE in THE
NICK OF TIME
Crew Of the Stranded British Steamer
Rescued-ship Breaks In Two
Today.

New York, Dec. 30.-Late yesterday
afternoon the crew OF the British
steamer Drumelzier, which went
ashore of Oak Island last Sunday,
were taken of the steamer and today
the vessel broke in two amidships and
it is believed that much Of its valuable
cargo will be total loss.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30
WILL CONTINUE
THE STRIKE
Fall River Textile Unions viii Pro-
long Already Long Drawn Out
Trouble.

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 30-A major
ity Of all the unions involved In the
cotton mill strike voted today to con-
tinue the contest. The i've textile
Unions met simultaneously in different
halls in this city and voted on the
question.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-30

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