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Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
" SEA WOLF" GROWS TAME
Alexander Mclean not Such a
 Bad Man After all

The seal poaching schooner Carmen cita, which has been lodging revenue cutters all summer, has returned as far towards the states as Victoria, where she was seized by the British customs authorities on a charge of catching seals illegally.
 The Portland OregaHian says: "Tame and prosuic was the return of Jack London's Sea Wolf" Captain Alex. ander Mclean, who has reached Vic toria. In simple language this reputed bad man denied that he had raided any seal rookeries, denied that he had lodged revenue cutters, and in fact entered a general and specific protest against all charges of ir4egtlarity in connection of the cruise of the Car mencita. To assist with shattering the idol which London built, one of the fedodBtable Alex's Sailors gave out an interview in which he stated that the captain bold "would not fight a cat unless he was full of hootch.' As Lon. don's "Sea Wolf" was always full of fight and never full of hootch, Captain Mclean is steadily drifting away from the reputation which Jack London crave hin, ''
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

Since a record has been kept forty two men have been drowned at the mouth of the Kuskokwim, according to statistics of the Mora vian mission.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
FOX ISLAND FOR SALE

Ten miles from Seward. The island is two miles long and one mile wide. I will sell my squatter's claim and 423 foxes, whose skins are worth an average of $2O each, for S2500, which is less than one-third of the value of the skins. Offer is made because 1 wish to go up tie Susitha to prospect for a year.
 Alfred Lowell. Third avenue, Seward.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

No wonder it k ,o expensive a job running a big life insurance company jt the concern has to pay the news papers for boosting aN We'll as bny .egiSlayiOu,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

That Carnegie medal must He a srcat comfort to che widow of the man ho lest hi, life while saving his urothel-in-law, but she may Nave to lawn it for bread
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

District Attorn6y Jerome has made n awful racket dnring the past four ,.u, bat seems to have failed to get H., uueer into any Of the political --rLIn,
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

The Negro Baptists Of Texas have JrmalIy resolved that Rockefeller is good, kind man, and it is now up to John D. to stand fol. the touch.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21
Third avenue, Seward.

The Salvation Army will bring a large number of immigrants from Eng land to Canada next year.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

Every time Swiftwattr Bill Gates gets little money a lot of people try ID get in on it. But nobody ever tries o take anything away from Russell -u-n.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

Gov. Folk seems 10 think that if St. ou.s could be reformed a little bit saure i, hope for Philadelphia
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

A rich belt of silver lead ores has been found near MGple bay, an arm of Portland canal.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

lt begins to look as if Uncle Sam vll socn have Castro and his single -novpl republic un his hands again.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

A new soprano was needed to fill a vacancy in the church choir and there were lot of applicants. Each chose her own music, the idea being to allow the candidates to show off to best ad- vantage. One young woman sang a "piece which began, Turn me not away" She was turned away notwith- standing.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

Col. A.V. R. Snyder, editor of the Wrangell Sentinel, has been appointed C, $. commissioner of Wrangell pre- cinct by Judge Gunnison.
Seward gateway., 1905-10-21

By A. T. WALDECH, Trustee
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
READY FOR TESTIMONY
Witnesses Will Now Be Called in the
Freehold Land Case-To Rely
on Records.

All points of law heretofore con-
tended in the case of the Costilla set
tiers VS.. the United States Freehold
Land and immigration Company have
been settled by yesterdays and todays
rulings of the court. The case is now
ready for the taking of testimony, and
the hearing of witnesses will occupy
the attention OF the court hencefor-
ward. There are quite a number OF
witnesses in the case for the plain
tiffs in the city, and more are expected
to arrive soon from Costilla to offer
their testimony.
1t is understood that the defense
will offer but few witnesses, relying
upon the records in the government
offices as to its right of title to the
land in question, to prove its case.
1t is hard to predict at this time just
what will develop, as the stake being
contested for is large one and every
effort of the attorneys for both sides
will be put forward to win.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
GOVERNOR OTERD ISSUES
THANKSGIVING PROCLANATI0N

Executive New Mexico November 3, 1903
brought people
of this blessings and much happiness; and
Whereas United designated and
apart b Thursday the Threh Day OF November A. d.
throughout the
land the people of worship and there
blessings
Now therefore Miguel Of the Territory of
New Mexico Territory
is further that said 3oth of November
d. 1905 be holiday Mexico We New Mex
have thanksgiving the increase herds and
Aoks and the yielding EARTH the large amount
railroad building contemplated the great activity
our mining influx of population and of capital and the
promising hope admission for freedom
from epdmcs fire. strikes which have afflicted other portions
Of the nation
tic home public worship give thanks to the
Supreme Ruler His merce and invoke
His continued favor, and guidance
the reunion OF families the awakening OF
patriotic sentiment the afflicted the comforting of the
give past meet the with sentiments of kinsh
approach the New Year with pure hearts, with mai
ice toward and charity for al.'o
Executive Office City of Santa Fe this the S
day November Thousand Nine Hundred
| and Five
the the Territory Of New Mexico
on the day date first above written
BY the Governor MlGuEL a. olEho,
4 ]. w. RAYNOLDS,
/ Secretary of the Territory o New Mexico
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
EDWARD is SIXTY-FOUR
English Ruler Celebrates His Birth
day Anniversary-Comment of
English Newspapers.

London Nov. 9.-King Edward en-
tered upon his sixty-ffth year today
and was the recipient Of the usual
large number of congratulations and
remembrances The anniversary was
not publicly observed, however, the
celebrations OF this character being
deferred until a more seasonable time
of the year in accordance with the
precedent established by his Majesty
when he ascended the throne. The
customary salutes were fired at all
military and naval stations at home
and abroad and flags were displayed
at Windsor, Sandringham and else
where.
The editorial fluctuations in today's
journals are more than ordinarily cor.
dial and happy in their tone, giving
further evidence Of the remarkable
hold King Edward has upon the affec
tions of his people. Some of the pa
pers take occasion to point out the
marvellous personal influence which his
Majesty eXerts not only throughout
the British empire but in other parts
of the world Mention is made of the
influence the King had in the settle
ment of the late war in the far cas-
and it is broadly hinted that the pres
ant liberal reforms in Russia are due
in no small measure to the persona
! influence and advice of King Edward
| for whom the Car entertains th'
highest regard
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
PRINCE AT NEW YORK.
King Edwards Envoy is Welcomed
to Americas opoiis--Visits
Mayor Mcclellan.

New York, Nov. 9.-Led by the flag.
ship Drake, with Rear Admiral Prince
Louis of Battenburg on the bridge,
the British squadron OF six armored
cruisers arrived in North River early
today and came to anchor at inter.
vals Of about 400 yards with the col
umn headed up the river. This brought
the flagship Drake and Maine, Admiral
Evans flagship, within a hundred
yards of each other off Seventy-ninth
Street.
The combined squadron formed {
column that stretched from Forty.sec
ond to 135th Street. New York has
seldom witnessed such an array O
fighting ships.
Prince Louis spent the morning
making calls on Mayor Mcclellan a.
Rear Admiral Coghlan, commando
of the New York navy yards.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
Sir George Williams
Passes Away in
London.
WAS WORLDS BEST G|vER
Story of His Life Declared to
Be That of a Man Who
Forgot Self for Others.

London, Nov 9.--Sir George Will
Jams, founder of the Young Men s
Christian Association, and president
of its London headquarters for TWEEN.
ty years, is dead.
Sir George was born in 1921. The
story Of his life is that of man who
once forgot self and never remembered
1t again. He was apprenticed to 8
dry goods dealer at an early age.
Idea Of Society Put Into Effect.
Before he reached his majority ht
conceived the idea that reading, re
creation, and religion might be com
bined to make a society that would
ioe of benefit to young men, He foun(
eleven other young men, who fell II
owe with the scheme, and obtained
PERMISSION from his employer to hole
a meeting in the room over the store
.of his employer in London. They de
cided to call the society the Young
Mems Christian Association.
When the Y. M. G.. A. began young
Williams was earning exactly $3.50 {
year. and he gave $3.50 of this sun
annually to its support, and lived as
liest he could on what was left. Mer
who knew him declared him "the bes
igriver in the world
Knighted by the Queen.
| He was created knight by Queer
/ Victoria in 1894. That was the JUBILEE
year of the Young Mems Christian
observation-disclosures in 1S44-and
sreat convention was held in Londo
to celebrate it, in which the venerabl
; founder was the central figure. T
that convention from all over tn
world went 1000 delegates, speakin
seventeen different languages.
The phenomenal growth OF the a
sssociition since It's beginning shows I
sign of decreasing. In 1894 1t hs
5,372 branches, with 492,5S5 mer
bers: in 1898, 6,G9S branches, wit
50G, lO9 members.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
ATTACKS DOCTOR.
C. N. Lord is Struck BY Man Caught
"cribbine' at Dental Boards
Examination.

Because he had been refused a Ii
cense to practice dentistry in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, D. G. Liable, OF
Albuoueruue, a candidate for examina'
ton at the recent meeting of the
Territorial Board of Examiners, held
in Las Vegas, attacked DR.. G. N. Lord
of this city, secretary Of the Territorla
Dental Board.
Liable, who had been found "crlp
bing" at the examinations, was re-
fused a license by the board, ana IN
retaliation. upon meeting DR.. LORD OH
the street Tuesday after the eXamlna
tions walked up to him, and accused
the doctor of having called him, LAD
Ibe. liar. Upon DR.. Lord denying tnis
Liable struck at him, simply grazins
Ihis face but after an explanation Lab
hn asked Doctor Lords pardon.
| DR.. Lord returned yesterday IRON
lI as Vegas where he had been attend
ing the meeting.
The following candidates for examl
nation passed and have been allowed
licenses to practice dentistry in tn
TERRITORY.
Marie Olney, Las Vegas; P. G. Beer
man, Alamogordo; Robert 5. Coulter
Tucumcari; o. F. Brauns, Michigan
|G. l.. jenkins, Las Vegas.
The next meeting Of the board WI
be held in Santa Fe May 7th and Stf
at which time Liable, the man wh
failed to pass at the examine
tions in Las Vegas will be given al
other opportunity by the board
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
PUSH GRADE WORK.
st. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacii
Railway to Be Built to Ration
BY May 1.

Special to the New Mexican.
Ration, Nov. 9.-Construction wol
on the grade Of the St. Louis, Rocl
Mountain & Pacific Railway from Eli
abethtown. in ColfaX County, to Ratio
the county seat, is progressing sati
factorily and rapidly. The CONTRACT
for the grade work, from Ration t
Elizabethtown-76 miles-have bee
awarded and contractors are procurin
teams and men as rapidly as possible
AT this time there are four camr
OF graders in active operation an
these are located at from eight t
twenty miles southwest of Ratol
About $50 men and about 200 team
are now employed. This force wi
be increased to GOO men and 400 team
as rapidly as they can be collected
Ties are now being cut by the Rock
Mountain Tie and Timber Compan
and will be delivered as soon as tn
grade is ready for them. Much bridg'
| timber is already on the ground ant
several bridge gangs are at work put
ting in bridges
The mileage of the new road will
be according to the located line from
Elizabethtown TO Raton7G miles
The line runs from Elizabethtown
through the canon of the Cimarror
and crosses the Red River at the Ole
Stage Station at Clifton, thence t.
Ration and from that town east, forty
four miles, along the southern edg
OF Johnston's Mesa to a connection wit
the Colorado & Southern Railroad
: Folsom; late dispatches having al
nounced that the proposed terminus
Des Moines will have to be abandone
as much easier grade to Folsom ha
been found and located. The entir
distance Is 120 miles.
The agricultural country on Johr
ston's Mesa and the stock section cas-
of there will be tributary to the nev
road, 1t is understood that it ha'
been financed by local Ration interests
by a syndicate OF st. Louis capitalists
headed by the Koehler Brothers o
that city and by New York capitalists
It is asserted that the road Will D
completed by May 1st and that trai
} service will be in operation about tina
: time.
The grades from Ration to Eliza
|bethtown are very good, the maximum
: being one per cent. The line will ru
through very picturesque and attra
e tive country, rich In mineral resou
+ ces. The rails and car equipmen
9 have been contracted for and Will
l. delivered as soon as called for
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
u. S. SENDS WARSHIPS.
Cruisers Denver and Olympia Are Dis
patched to San Domingo to Pro-
tect Americans.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 9.-The
navy department has been advised by
cable that the cruiser Denver left
Guatanamo yesterday for San Pedro
Maroona, San Domingo, to which place
Rear Admiral Bradford was ordered to
send warship, because of the report
ed trouble. The Denver should reach
there today.
The department has also been ad
vised that Rear Admiral Bradford
sailed yesterday with his flagship the
cruiser Olympia, from Guatanamo FOL
San Domingo The gunboat Eagle
has been temporarily assigned to Brad
ford's division.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
GARRISON MUTINIED.
Reports From Rio Janeiro Say Revo
luton Has Broken Out in Brazil
Later Are Denied

New York, Nov. ga dispatch
from Buenos Ayres says that a revo-
luton has just broken out in Rio de
.laneiro against the Brazilian govern
ment. 1t is both military and naval.
The entire garrison of the city re-
belled and the squadron in the harbor
threatens to lombard the city. Hun
dreds of people were killed in an en-
counter in the streets.
At the Brazilian legation no con
firmation of the story has been re-
ceived.
Rio de Janeiro, Nov 9.-The garrl
son of the fortress OF Santa Cruz a.
the entrance of the bay has mutinied
The city is perfectly quiet. There Il
no revolution. The mutineers sur
rendered to the authorities this morn
| ING
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
DENVER GRAND JURY
FINISHES ITS LABoRS

Denver. Colo, Nov. 9.-The grand
Jury after more than seven weeks SER
vice, concluded it's labors today and
made a final report to Judge Palmer
of the west side court. Two addi'
tional indictments were returned
against J. H. Admondson for embezzle
ment while president of the Denver
Savings Bank. Eleven persons were
indicted in connection with the lall
lure of that bank.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
FOUR PERSONS INJURED
IN CHICAGO FIRE.

Chicago, Nov. "a fire caused by
the explosion of gasoline today in the
basement of the Furniture Exhibition
Company on Michigan Avenue, result.
ed in injuries to four persons. Fifty
thousand dollars worth Of property
was lost The building, which is
eight stories high, is used as sales
department for 1872 different firms. A
number of girls on the upper floors
reach the ground by the fire escapes
the usual exits being choked with fire
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
CALLS ROOSEVELT.
MASTERFUL RULER
High Tribute Paid
President by
Prince.
IMPRESSED BY PERSONALITY
Hopes Chief Executive Will
Visit England to Meet
King Edward.

Washington, D. G., Nov. 9.-Before
Prince Louis of Battenburg, left Wash.
ington he paid the highest tribute pos
sible to his host, President Roosevelt
In an interview the Prince said that
the President is a masterful ruler OF
masterful people. He expressed the
wish that Mr.. Roosevelt will visit
King Edward, while he is still Presi
dent.
Roosevelt Great Man.
Prince Louis in discussing the Pres
ident and his observations in America
said;
Gas a seaman | was much impressed
with the American fleet as it lay. al
anchor off Annapolis. Its appearance
the smartness of the officers, and the
discipline of the men all gave evidence
that the vessels were in the highest
state of efficiency. And equally i'm
pressive was the review of the cadets
which showed the thoroughness Of
their training and the magnificent es
prit de corps that prevails there.
81 had long looked forward tC
knowing the President, and he was
good enough to give me that oppor
tunity at dinner at the White House
on Saturday. was greatly impressed
with his strong personality, his intel
lectual strength, his comprehensive
knowledge, his democracy, but at thu
same time his dignity. He looks wha
he is-the masterful ruler of a mas
terful people; determined, courageous
bold | am only sorry that | canno
see and know more of an eXtraort
mary as we'll as a charming man.
Wants President to Visit King.
"This is the first time believe, tha
British admiral has been receive
by the President at Washington. Nov
| should like to see an American pres
dent received by the King in Londol
Such a meeting would be peculiarl
appropriate, as both the King an
President Roosevelt have rendere
such distinguished service to tn
cause of the worlds peace. al
sure nothing would give greater plea
IRE to the British people than
welcome the President of the Amer
can republic on British soil"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
CALL MONEY HIGH.

New York, Nov 9.-Money on call
to Is per cent today, the highest rate
for several years. The last oank
statement showed the surplus reserve
almost exhausted and since then large
sums have been shipped from New
York, leaving practically nothing IN
this market to be lent. 1t is reported
that Secretary Shaw intends to depos
it several millions of government
funds with the banks to relieve the
situation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
IGNORE SUSPENSION
Auents of New York Life Insurance
Company Pay No Attention to
States Order.

st. Louis, Nov. Notwithstanding
that State Superintendent OF lnsur-
ance Vandiver last night officially
suspended the certificate of authority
of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany under which it was licensed to
transact business in Missouri, it was
stated at the st. Louis offices OF the
insurance company today that no at
tention was being paid to the order
suspending the license. There are
| 10000 Missouri policy holders in the
New York Life, with an estimated in
surance of $60,000O00.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
TWENTY ARE INJURED IN
NORTHERN PACIFIC WRECK

Missoula, Mont, Nov. 9.--The North
ern Pacific Passenger train No. A.
east bound running 80 miles an hour
crashed into the rear of an east bound
freight two miles west of here today
4 score Of passengers and trainmen
were injured. The engineers received
injuries which probably will prove
fatal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 9-TWo
companies of militia have been order
cd TO Whitwell, Tennessee, where
battle between strikers and non-union
miners Is reported. Governor Cox,
who is here attending the quarantine
convention, gave the order this
morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09

..,us Is not the proper
CUSTODIAN of the boxes but that the
police are.
President Voorhees, said that even
| if legal decision should be that his
board must receive the hn'~t boxes.
he would have them sent unuei a po-
lice guard to some storage place 9TH
er than his Office, which was too
small for the purpose.
In Brooklyn the ballot boxes were
not accepted by the board Of elections
but the police were permitted to carry
them into its room In the Temple Bar
building. It is reported that many bal
lot boxes in Brooklyn were not prop
erly sealed.
Hires Legal Talent.
Mavor George B. Mcclellan an
nounced today that to protect his In
terests in the proceeding brought by
w. R. Hearst contesting the mayoral-
ity election, he had retained legal
counsel He has employed the law
firm of Parker, Sheehan 4 Hatch. OF
which Judge Alton B. Parker Is head
and the firm of Dikeman & Carey. The
first named firm is of Manhattan and
the second of Brooklyn.
Most of the fraudulent voting in
New York is said to have been done
IN the east side assembly districts, es-
pecially in the Eighteenth, Charles +.
Murphy's home district, and In the
Sixth, of which Timothy D. Sullivan
is leader.
Issues Statements.
After a secret session OF the eXecu,
tive committee of Tammany hall held
yesterday the following statement was
issued:
"The executive committee of the
q Democratic organization protests
;, against the outrageous published
= threat of the defeated candidate OF the
y Municipal Ownership League to over
u :, throw the will of the people as ex
=, messed by the vote cast on election
~ day and directs it's law committee 70
!. exert its best efforts and take such
: steps and institute such proceedings as
. will safeguard the election OF George
- r. Mcclellan as mayor OF New YORK
- 1--WE also call on the commissioner
y Of police and custodian of the ballots
~ to preserve the same intact from al
= interference from any unauthorized
g source"
b. Arthur Brisbrane made the follow
ing statement:
m 1--WE are going to fight today, tomol
d. row. next month and next year 7
make it possible for a man to cast a
IL honest vote and to prevent IN the y
ID ture conditions being as disgraceful a
le they were yesterday, especially IN 81
livans and Murphy's districts, ana v
II. w;,, invoke every legal means to nav
II, every ballot honestly counted. we az
n receiving voluntary offers OF none
from business men to aid us IN TN
III appeal"
N, Mr.. Hearst's lieutenants then al
ho nounced that with the evidence tnt
la 40 600 Hearst men were defrauded
j" their rights to vote yesterday an
that one thousand election inspector
were guilty of illegal acts, the conte
xi would be carried Immediately ov
Be- the heads of the board of county ca
yassers into the supreme court.
&. d