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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
GlST OF DECISION

IN RAILROAD CASE.
The gist of the decision of Judge
McFie refusing to grant a permanent
injunction and dissolving the temper
airy injunction against the defendant
in the case of the Arizona and Colora
do Railway Company VS.. the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad Company, to re
strain the latter from using or cross
ing the surveyed route Of the former
in San Juan County is that the plain
tiffs have an adequate remedy at law.
Neither company has as yet construct
ed its road, although the latter Is at
work upon it, Therefore the statute
upon which the action was based does
not apply and the Arizona and Colora.
do Railway Company, If 1t seeks rem
edy will find 1t at law by bringing an
action for damages which it may incur
by being compelled to change its
route The Arizona and Colorado Rail
way at the time it brought its action
had not even filed its plats of perma-
nent location and while 1t maintained
that it had bargained for the lands ov
er which the Denver & Rio Grande is
running its line, it was not shown
that the purchase price had been paid
or that the lands had passed into the
hands of the plaintiffs. Nor is this a
contest for the possession of pass or
an only possible route over which to
run the contemplated railroad lines
and if. therefore, the plaintiff mus-
change its route the damages are de
termined and an action at law will of
fer an adeuuate remedy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
TEXAS YOUNG MAN
HELD AT ROSWELL

Roswell, June 5.-Jack Owenby. a
young man Of Dallas. Texas, who has
been employed by E. T. Amonett, was
arrested Saturday on the charge OF
forging his employers name to a
check of $40. He escaped from the
officers two times, but was finally
traced to the house of a woman with
whom he was enamored. He is now in
jail. Owenby is said to be member
of a wealthy and prominent Dallas
family.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
TO CLOSE THE DOOR.
Powerful Chinese Official Intriguing
to Withdraw Concessions of
American China Company.

New York, June Sit is claimed
here that an intrigue is being actively
worked In China, backed by powerful
Chinese official, the object of which Is
the withdrawal, forcibly or otherwise,
of the concessions of the American.
China Development Company, lin
which New York and Belgian finan-
ciers are heavily interestedD for the
building of all important railroads
between Hankow and Canton. The
withdrawal Of these concessions is In
tended, 1t is declared, to be the first
strong step towards the closing of
the "open door,"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
RACE RIOT CAUSES DEATH.
White Man and Three Negroes Killed
and One other Wounded In
South Carolina.

Augusta, Ga, June 5.-Reports
reached here today that a race riot
has occurred at Turner. South Caro-
lima, in which 1t is said a white man
named Mclean was killed, his son
wounded and three negroes killed.
But meager information has been re-
ceived here and the causes and details
Of the trouble are not yet obtainable
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE RESIGNS
Does Not Care to Be a Director oi
the Equitable Life Assurance
Society.

Boston, Mass, June ST. Jefferson
Coolidge, of this city, today announced
that he had resigned as director of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of New York, and also as member
of the committee of seven appointed
at the directors meeting In New York
last week to select chairman Of the
board of directors.
Lincoln Wants None of II.
Chicago, June 5.-Robert T. Lin
coin, of this city, was asked last night
If he would accept the office of chair
man of the board of directors Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
should the position be offered him. In
reply Mr. Lincoln said that under no
circumstances would he accept the Of
flee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
GERMAN GARRISON PERIsHEs.
Reports From Cape Town Indicate
That Warmbad, in Africa, Has
Fallen.

London. June 5.-A dispatch to the
News agency from Cape Town says
that native reports have been received
in official quarters to the effect that
Warmbad, the German headquarters
In southwest Africa, has fallen and the
garrison has perished. No news is
obtainable except from native sources.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05

to the Water and Supply Company,
and is doing all in his power to pre-
vent the granting Of the Company's re-
quest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
REID
PRESENTS CREDENTIALS.

London, June 5.-Whitelaw Reid, the
new American ambassador, had an au.
dience with King Edward at Bucking-
ham Palace at noon today and present
ed his credentials.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
LAST YACHT ARRIVES.
The Apache, Contestant in the Kaiser
Cup Race, Delayed BY Series
of Gains.

London, June 5.-The barked rugged
yacht, Apache, the last of the contest.
ants in the Kaiser cup transatlantic
race, was sighted fifteen miles west of
Lizard at 9:20 this morning.
Delayed BY Gains.
Falmouth, England, June 5.-The
yacht Apache arrived here during the
day. The extraordinary delay was due
to her going too far north and expert
encing series of calms on the banks
of New Foundland. The yachts move
ments were so slow that the crew in
dulged In cod fishing.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-05
Siege Army on Its Way.

Chicago, June 5.-The Record-Her
aid today prints the following dispatch
from Tacoma, Washington: Officers
of the steamer Lyra, which has ar
rived in port, say they sighted during
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Reduction Of Freight Charges.

Columbia, Special.-Recent cores
pondence between the secretary OF the
South Carolina Wholesalers Assocla-
ton and the traffic managers of the
large railroads doing business IN tnls.
State strengthen the hope Indicated III
this correspondence several weeks age
that important freight reductions are
to be granite lis territoryin the near
future. The agitation which the pied
mont commercial bodies started in the
beginning of the summer against tis-
elimination in favor of Atlanta points
and a recent decision of Judge Speer,
in Georgia, in which he decided that
the Southern had no right to raise the
rate on lumber, have had an important
bearing in the case, it is thought. The
Southeastern Freight Association lis
said to be working out the problem of
making certain reductions. but in such
a way as not to disturb present COM
mercial conditions, and to this end is
collecting copies of way-bills and bills
of lading SO as to base calculation on
amounts shipped.
Charters and commissions went to a
number Of important new enterprises.
The Marshall -Wescott Hardware Com
pany, of Charleston, was chartered with
capital of 100000; E. H. Pringle,
president and treasurer. and G. T.
Pringle, secretary These were COM
missioned: The Palmetto Paint Com
pany, Columbia, capital, S25,000; cor
porators, w. A. Tunader. w B. Low
rance and w j. Murray; the Sumter
Cotton Warehouse. capital, S25,000; the
Lynch-Letton Company, Columbia,
draying, capital, $4,000; corporators,
C. j. Lynch and j. B. Letton; the
Woodside Cotton Mills, of Greenville,
increased it's capital from 100000 to
5000, 900.
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NO.. 81.
Personal &C ssIP.
". L. Corey is the president OF the
United States Steel Corporation.

". L. Corey is the president OF the
United States Steel Corporation.
Paderewski, it is said, can play from
memory more than 500 compositions.
Professor Bashfeld Dean. of Colum-
bia University, is studying sharks in
Japan.
Charles Lindely Wood, second Fis-
count Halifax, will visit this country.
in the fall
Sir Mortimer Durand lays great
stress on the duty OF mission boards to
send out only wise and able men.
Judge Charles Field, of Athol, Mass,
Is said to be the oldest justice in the
country i'll active judicial service.
Charles NJ. Bailey. Of Baileysyille,
Me-, has made from S5.O00.0O0 to S10,-
100000 as q manufacturer Of oilcloth.
DR.. Yung Wing, of Hartford, Conn.,,
was the first Oriental who Was ever
graduated from an American college.
Herbert L. jerks has presented the
Fitchburg (Alass.) library with the only
complete set Of Chopin's compositions.
uOueIL OCGlc, Ill, GlSA.S oSN Cal SoA
old tradesman at Epson, witnessed the,
annual race for the Derby for the sew
enty-ninth time recently.
Baron volken, Chief OF Police at;
Warsaw, who was injured by bomb
explosion recently. J.: suing all insur-
ance company on an accident policy.
Marshall Roberts occupies the more
or less enviable position of being the
only native born American who ever
became an officer in the British Life
Guards.
Starr J. Murphy for six years has
been charity manager for John D..
Rockefeller. drawing handsome sal
ary for work done as head OF the bu-'
reau OF benevolence.
Dr.. William Royal Stokes and Dr..
John S. Fulton. of the Maryland Board
of Health, insist that'they havesdiscov-
cred a curative serum for typhoid fe-
yer, after four years search.
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Martial Law Extended.

st. Petersburg, By Cable.-Martial
law has been proclaimed in the gov
ernment of Sebastopol, Nicholaieff and
Erivan. An imperial decree confers on
the viceroy of the Caucasus the rights
of military commander with special
powers. The same powers are bestowed
on the commander Of the Black Sea
fleet SO far as the districts of Seabas-
topol and Nicholaieff are concerned:
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ONE NEGRO WILL RECOVER.
Will Offer Rewards.

Atlanta, Ga, Special.-In an inter-
view with a correspondent of the AS.
sociated Press, Governor Joseph M.
Terrell said that he deplored the hor-
rible affair at Watkinsville. Governor
Terrell said further that he was max
ing a rigid investigation Of the affair
and that he intended to do everything
in his, power to bring the guilty per-
sons to justice.
"rhese men killed by the mob
should have had a fair trial. stated
Governor Terrell.
The Governor will Immediately offer
q suitable reward for the apprehension
of the men composing the mob
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Fatal Wreck at spartanbura,

Charleston, S. c.. special.-A spe.
cial from Spartanburg says that q
serious wreck occurred at the Brawley
street crossing. on the Southern Rail-
way at l q. m. Through freight No.
50. running in two sections. came to-.
gether while in the city of Spartan
burg near the crossing. and dozen
freight cars. laden with COAL and one
engine were badly damaged. Sher-
man Justice and second member of
the crew of train No. 50 are dead. and
Engineer Whitmire is seriously i'll.
jured. Another colored trainman was
also hurt. The accident was caused
by failure of brakes on section No.
2. The track was soon cleared and
traffic resumed.
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Tried to Lynch z Negroes.

Nashville, Tenn. Spccial.-A des-
perate attempt was made at Scots
vile, KY, to lynch seven young ne
groes in Jail there charged with ar
son and several other crimes. Cool
headed citizens persuaded the mob
to wait, saying there were others who
had not been apprehended. Other
negroes charged with being accessor-
les were arrested early Friday and
placed in Jail. The feeling against
the negroes there is very bitter.
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Police ousted For Grating.

New Orleans, Special.-After an in
vestigation which disclosed wide
spread grating by police department,
Inspector Whitaker dismissed Cap
tain John Cooper from the force.
witnesses testified that gambling
houses, handbook rooms, fake auction
shops and other places paid tribute
to the police, and there was specific
testimony against Cooper. Patrolman
KERN was also dismissed by the in
spector for alleged grating.
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Captured After Two Years.

Cordele, Ca, Special.-Sheriff Clewis,
of Dooly county, has gone to Mont
gomery, Ala, there to meet Sheriff
Walters, Of Chatahaula parish, Louis
lana, who has in charge George Bund-
rick, wanted in Dooly county for muir
der, two years ago, of J. H. Shrouder.
Andrew Brundrick, brother of George,
was involved in the shooting, but was
captured and is now serving life
sentence. Mrs Shrouder was shot at
the same time Though it was thought
her wounds were fatal, she recovered.
George Bundrick was working at a saw
mill ut Jena, La. when captured.
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Father and Daughter Slain.

Miam, Fla, special.-Charles E.
Davis and his daughter, Elsie, were
found Monday morning dead, in their
home. They had been murdered, prob
ably Saturday night Both had been
shot. One shot killed Mr.. Davis,
while his daughter was shot twice.
It was rumured that an assault had
been committed on Miss Davis, but
the rumOr was untrue.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Andrew Carnegie is citizen OF more
towns than any one else.
King Edward VII. always carries a
'.frst aid to the injured outfit in his
automobile.
1t is noted that President Roosevelt
speaks with more deliberation as he
grows older.
President Loubet's mother wanted to
give him musical rather than q class
ical education.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is Investigating the Chicago
street railways.
NJ. Delcasse. The former French Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, is now in his
hfty-third year.
The dowager Empress Of China is
vain Of her hands. the nails Of which
are several inches long.
When King Alfonso travelled from
Paris to Cherbourg, 23S miles, the road
was guarded by 10000 troops.
Marquis Oyama, commanding the
Japanese forces in Manchuria, is ex-
tremely careful about his. health.
When the Shah OF Persia visits Eu-
rope presently he will have in his suite
forty-three persons, four of them doc
tors.
Mr.. Bonaparte, the new Secretary Of
the Navy. recently received the Laet-
are medal from Notre Dame Univer-
sity, of Indiana.
Earl Nelson, who is in his eighty
ond year, is the only living peer who
was member Of the House of Lords
when Queen Victoria came to the
throne.
The new Speaker of the House of
Commons, Jimmy" Lowther, has not
travelled up to that covetable position
through the law courts, as his prede-
cessor did.
John Wanamaker las given the In
ternational Young Mems Association
100000 to be used i'll constructing
Christian Association buildings In
heather cities.
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Collision Sinks Schooner.

Cape Henry, Va, Special.-The Nor
wegian steamer, George Dumois, Cap
tain Soresen, which passed in Sunday
night, had her bow badly damaged in
collision at sea with the schooner
Clara Z. Bergen, Captain Edwards. The
schooner was sunk, but the crew were
saved by the DHmois. The Bergen
sailed from New York June Is for
Charleston, S. c. The Dunois is a
.ruiter and was on her way from Banes
20 Baltimore.
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A Revolutionary Plot.

St. Petersburg, By Cable.-Reports
received by the Ministry Of the Interior
give an entirely different version of the
origin of the Kniaz Potemkine mutiny,
which is attributed to deliberate plot
organized by twenty sailors belonging
to the revolutionary organization.
These reports placed the number OF
killed during the rioting on shore at
200 and the wounded at twice that
number. Gossip says there has been a
mutiny on board the battleship Tehes-
me at SeabastOpol.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
First Bale New Cotton.

Galveston, Texas. Special.-The first
bale Of cotton of this seasons growth
was marketed on change Monday. 1t
came from Roma, Starr county, Texas,
and was classed good .middling. The
bale came Seven days later than last
year, and is the first bale Of cotton
raised in Starr county in FIVE years.
tt was auctioned off and sold for 80
cents per pound,
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True Bill in Murder Case.

Tampa, Fla, Specialize grand
jury Sunday morning brought in in
dictments charging Irving Hopkins
Wilder as principal, and Samuel H.
Wilder as accessory to the murder Of
Oscar Brannon. After receiving the true
bills. Judge Wall discharged the jurors
and ordered the court to take a recess
until next Wednesday morning. The
.Wilders are out on bail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Green and Gayner Lose.

Ottawa, Ont, Specialize Supreme
Court unanimously granted the motion
made on behalf of the government Of
the United States to quash the appeal
of Gaynor and Greene from the judg-
ment Of the court of the Kings bench,
affirming the refusal of a writ Of pros
hibition by Judge Davidson against the
issue Of a warrant tor extradition.
The appeal was quashed with costs.
The Court Of the Kings Bench of Que
bee gave Judgment in favor Of handing
over Gaynor and Greene to the United
States government. Leave was given
to appeal to the Supreme Court OF.
Ottawa against that decision. The Su-55
-preme@ eourt, has- cided that there
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
OFF For the Funeral. :

Newbury, N. H., special.-A special
train bearing the body of Secretary CT
state John Hay left Newbury Sunday
for Cleveland, o., where the interment
will take place! A..
The funeral party consisted of Mrs.
Hay. the widow; Clarence Hay; Dr..
charles L. scudder, of Boston, who at
tended Secretary Hay dur.lg his last
illness: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Matner,
of Cleveland, the latter a sister OF Mrs.
Hay. and S. A. Raymond, also a reta-
tive of Mrs. Hay
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Big Corporation Chartered.

Trenton, N. j., Special.--The South
ern Power Company was incorporat-
ed here Friday with an authorized
capital of s7,5OO,O0O, of which $780,,
600 is perferred stock, bearing Z per
cent. cumulative dividend, and S5,000,,
600 in common stock. The company
is to furnish power for light and heat.
The incorporators are: R. B. AIRING
ton, e. B. Sperry and W. X. Journeay,
Jr., all Of Jersey City.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Nn Hurry to Face Rebels.

st. Petersburg, By Cable.-A dis.
patch which arrived here early Thurs
day morning from Sebastopol an
nounced that squadron Of battle.
ships, the Trl Siatitelia, Sinope and
Eostislav, with cruiser and several
torpedo boats, only started for Odessa
at 8 o'clock last evening.
This explains the non.appearance OF
the squadron at Odessa, but it is diff
cult to conjecture the reasons for de-
laying the departure two days at Sc
critical juncture.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Cruiser colIides With Liner.

Ferrol. Spain. special.-Thc British
cruiser Carnarvun ran down the North
German Lloyd steamer Coblenz In a
dense fog at O'Clock Sunday morn
ing off Cape Prior ION the northwest
coast of Spain, ten miles from Ferro,)
The Coblenz was badly damaged and
sprung a leak. The passengers were
transferred to the cruiser, which low
ed the liner here. The injury to the
cruiser was trifing, but the Coblenz
vii! have to 60 into dry dock.
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.s140, 900 improvements.

Strother and Moore. railroad con-
tractors, of Orange, Va.S>have been
awarded the contract for making $ l00.=
900 improvements in the Southern
Railway yards at Greenville, S. G.
Work will begin at once. The i'm
provements consist of handsome
new up.to-date round house, an elec-
trio turn table, and a number of large
tanks.
A handsome new passenger depot,
costing about $4,000, is nearing com.
pletion al Greenyille.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-05
Convention Adjourns.

Ashevillc. Specialize Young Peo-
MES Missionary Movement Conven-
SStton at Kenilworth Inn closed with
! ,,,r, an enthusiastic session. DR.. J. s.
sGoucher, secretary Of the Presbyteri-
!. AN; An board of Sunday schools, delivered
q brief address in which he drew al,
Efention to the necessity of increased
.s6brts along educational lines. Tne
secretary ofs the conference was n
ssgtrriuicted 1sendS cabled greetnss 70
AIM ilartSI cor erences to be held shortly
England i5s: ....sf1;;
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100 Escape.

Libau, BY Cable.-A hundred mu-
tineers who refused to surrender with
their comrades escaped to the forests
where they are still at large. The party
attacked and robbed an old man in the
suburbs. During the mutiny three men
were killed and six were wounded. All
is quiet at the commercial port, which
is situated short distance from the
war spot. The reports that navigation
is interrupted here are untrue.
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The Davenport Case.

Newberry, Specialize trial of Mr..
Thos. j. Davenport for the shooting
of MI. P. C. Smith, from the Kinard
section, commenced last week. Both
parties are prominent men, and the
trial has excited a great deal Of inter.
est. The trouble occurred last July
on the edge Of Mr.. DayenDort's plan
tation when, sftsr some little difficulty
about a road tHs6aghp,the place, he
shot MIR. Smith ifasish right
breast with a sS:caIibB pistol seell
coming out bout theSs6
For several months it
whether Mr.. Smith would
he is now practically WE'LL s,sis.s I