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Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-11-10

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En- la Oficina
del Escribano.
Escrituras Enrejistradas.

Escrituras Enrejistradas.
Escrltura garnatizada, Lean
dro y SaIome Benavides a
Porfrio Chvez, una casa terre-
no en- Torreon. Consideration
$37.
Escritura garantizada, Teo-
doc1o Maldonado a Porfrio
Chavez, terreno en- Torreon
Consideration $16.
Licencias. Para vender IL
cores menor, Salvador Chavez,
Torreon. Octubre 10, 1905 a
1906. Feuda $100.
Licencia de Casamiento.Luis
l'achichi y Carolina Dola, Chi
OomCilIOs EnrejlStrao0S.
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suroeste sec 81, con, h19o.
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del / suroeste, sec 25, ell ] al o
del I sureste, sec 26 c3n. .h13 O.
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del / al noroeste, ell ! al n del
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por ell / suroeste / suroeste sec
II, ell ! al sur del I suroeste
sec IL, ell / noreste del / sur
oeste, sec II, c s II, h l3
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este del / noroeste, el I ,,nores-
del / suroeste, y ell / noroeste
del I suroste, sec Z, c z II, h l3o
Ramon GaIlegos y Alderete
por ell ! oriente deli .noreste
sec s, ell ] poniente del / nor
oeste, sec 8, c 3 n, h 10 g.
Cincuenta y nueve mil ninos
nacieron en- ell barrio principal
de Nueva York ell a1o pasadO
Y sOIamente doce mil naciNr0n
de padres americanos. Los
cuarenta y siete mil nacieron
de padres de diferentes nacio-
nalidades de Europa. En- Nu-
evo Mexico 80 por ciento de
los ''babies" que yienen son de
Americanos nativos por gene
raClOn. amant6S d6 la gran he
pdblica que les di6 Ia luz. Por
que, pues, rehusarles ell dere-
cho de admission d la herman
dad de estados?-EI Labrador.
Don EutimeO Garcia del Tul
estuvo en- la plaza d1a Martes
acompanado por su esposa. Vi
sitaron nuestro despacho y pa
garon sus suscricion por ell otro
anO.
Con fecha 4 de Noviembra
ell presidente de los Estados
Unidos expidio su proclama en-
que designa ell ju6ves, 80 de
Noviembre, come ell dia mac
ional de accion de gracias.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-11-10

Don Perfecto Armijo actual
alguacil mayor del condado de
Bernalillo ha dirigidO una Cir
cular a todas las cantinas de
Albuquerque infornandole les
que eJecntara y pondra en-
fuerza pie a la letra, la ley de
domingos, segun la cual las
cantinas deben estar cerradas
herm6ticamente. No Sc per-
mitira violacion de la ley nide
la manera mas indirecta, COM
prende3
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-11-10

EN- VENTA-Dos cientos y
cincuenta Carneros mesos Me-
rinos Amoricanos. Derijanse
a McGilliyray Hermanos,
2-4t Estancia, N. N.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-11-10

Dos extra1os formang comp
anerismos de viaje y entire ell
os tiene lugar ell siguinte dial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
TRAVELLED AS A MAN
Woman Reache. wilkesbarre After
Three Months Journey Across the
Continent Dressed in Mems Clothes
Deserted by Husband.

Wilkesbarre Pa, Nov. 2. After
three months journey across the con-
tinent, from Nevada, during which she
was attired in mems clothes, Mrs
Margaret Jenkins arrived here Tues
day. She was making her way by
stealing rides on the freight trains ana
was bound for Lewiston, Pa, where
she has relatives. A railroad officer
saw her in freight car and arrested
her. She said eight years ago she and
her husband left Scranton for Nevada,
where they lived happily until three
months ago, when he deserted her. Too
proud to remain in the town where
she was known, but penniless and
without friends, she decided to make
her way east. Finding that, as wom-
an, ever food was refused her and that
work was impossible to obtain, she
procured mems clothing, cut off her
hair and resumed her journey east
ward. Her sex was never discovered
until she reached here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
SEES
PRESIDENT TODAY
The Question of Rate Legisla-
ton Is Gone Over at Con-
ference With Cullom
PRESIDENT MEANS BUSINESS
poIIiver and cuIlom Will Lead tho
Fight in Congress in Favor Of the
Presidents Views Roosevelt
Makes known That He Will Con.
tinue Fight to Secure Legislation.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The question
of railroad rate legislation was con-
sidered at length at the white house
today at a conference between the
president and Senators Cullon and
Dolliver, two OF the men who are ex-
pected to lead the administrations
fight in the approaching session OF
congress. The president in the confer
ence today outlined the measure he de-.
sires to have congress enact, but
neither of his conferees would discuss
this beyond saying that in the presi-
dents expression there are no particu-
lar notifications Of the ideas he has
already put before the public. The
chief features of thes is that the In.
sterstate commerce commission should
be clothed with powers to revise rail-
road rates when found to be unreason-s
able. It is understood the president Is
committed to NO measure, as far as
phraseology Of desired legislation Is
concerned, but he made 1t repeatedly
and publicly advocated Other MEM.
bers Of the senate committee in inter-.
state commerce will be here soon and
thos favorable to the administrations
ideas will give their undivided attenf-
ion to the framing of a report setting
forth these views and recommending
the legislative from to be given them.
The opinion OF several members Of the
committee has been so disguised when
pressed for discussion Of the rate
problem. that it is declared impossible
to poll the sentiment Of the committee.
1t is learned today that the report soon
to be undertaken will be presented to
congress without rgard to the attitude
of the committee and that 1t will be
labelled even though unofficially, as the
presidents views.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02

ed. The law also requires every own
er to havesa number on every machine
he owns If he takes 1t on the streets
or highways. This 1t is claimed
works hardship on the dealer who
has stOrehouse full OF automobiles.
If he sells a machine that has been
assigned number on the payment OF
his fee the rights OF the number can
not be assigned to the new owner. He
must pay an additional fee. The deal
er 1t is claimed never takes q machine
onto the streets or highways except
to demonstrate and exhibit 1t to a
prospective customer. It is suggested
that the law be amended so that deal
ers can he given demonstration num-
bers on the payment OF a fee Of IS
which they will be allowed to change
wish.
Unless the state legislature enacts
q state wide primary election law AMI
fixes the time for the holding Of the,
primaries in August, the primaries in
this county next year will be held in
May. Hence the early beginning Of
the campaign here. There are already
several candidates out for county at
torney, several out for city. solicitor
and number out for judge. County
attorney seems to be the most popular
as there are at least a half dozen out
after that office. Assistant Attorney
General Lawrence DeGraff is one Of
them. The campaign will wage all win
ter and il the legislature enacts Q
state wide primary election law and
changes the time to August the CAM
paign here will then wage all sum-
yner ffo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
FIND BLOODY ROPE
New Evidence in the Case Of the Ohio
Student Who Is Suspected to Hive
Been Killed While Being Initiated
Into Fraternity Society. :

Mount Vernon, Ohio, Nov. 2.-Buried
beneath a culvert, two hundred feet
from the spot where Stuart Pierson,
the Kenyon College student was killed
by train, the authorities have found
three lengths Of blood stained rope and
County Prosecutor Stillwell expresses
the firm belief that the boy was chlo-
reformed, cotton saturated and bound
across his face, that then he was tied
across the tracks as part Of his ini:
tiation into the college fraternity. The
authorities believe the cotton was re-
moved later and the boy left stupef1ed.
On these grounds the prosecutor will
carry the case to the grand jury on
November 13.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02

pose Of covering Mr.. Andrews oil pro-
duction in Venango county. Bail In
the sum Of 81 900 is required
Mr.. Andrews, whose name was used
in the letter of confession of Cashier
Clark, was in Franklin yesterday, and.
1t is thought. was trying to arrange the
sale of all his properties.
! a sensation was caused here yester-
day afternoon by the announcement
that the directors of the crippled bank
would fight against making good the
lost state funds Receiver Cunning
ham has called on them to make good.
but at meeting of the directors this
afternoon Attorney j. b. Rodgers was
retained and instructed Ito move a.
once in a defensive battle. The direct
ors set forth that they will be impover-
ished if forced to pay this debt, which
they claim was caused only by the
speculations of the cashier. who killed
himself.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
BRIBERY IS CHARGED
Prominent Member Of the Harrison
County Bar Accused Of Attempt to
eribe Jury, Giving Away Liquor
and Diverting Course Of Justice.

Special to mes-Republican.
Logan, Nov. George w. Egan this
morning filed an accusation with the
clerk Of the district court against
Thomas A. Logan, lawyer, charging
attempt to bribe a jury, giving liquor
and diverting the course OF Justice
May /. Arthur it is said gave John F..
Dick, a Juror, pint bottle of whisky,
to him to give it to William Coughlin.
a juror, and tell Coughlin to vote for
Arthur's side Of the case. Coughlin
and Dick adjoin to Egan's accusation
affdavits to this effect. Arthur is a
prominent attorney, manager Of the
school board, and was once county
clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
IOWA COMPANIES
ARE Attacked
Circular Letter Distributed III
Des Moines Makes Some
Sensational Statements
BLAME EASTERN coMpAN.ss
Credit Given Them for Distribusion y
the Circular, Which Seeks 10 MaIss
unfavorabIs Comparisons and liinse
at unwise loans il the Nysst-,s
ern Country.
Special to imes-Repub,isan. i.

Special to Times -RepubsiUan
Des Moines. Nov. Pa circular let~s
ter. unsigned. but supposed to have
been gotten up by the Iowa managers
or stockholders Of the eastern insurs
ance companies. is being distributed in
Des Moines today making Sensational
attacks on the Iowa insurance compar-
les. Comparisons are made with sew
ien Iowa companies and some claim toE
alleged investigations OF the lows
companies are made. Discussing the
rate OF interest the companies make,
comparatively the circular says: sl
1.-THE low ratesof interest win make
good the difference, not even that re-s.
ceived on the $100. 900 loaned to the /
Idaho Irrigation Company. as recently
developed by the examination 0f ~
Iowa company. whose officers re
stockholders in said irrigation CONF
pany. a similar loan made by smother
company on land to be irrigated IN
Colorado did not prove proftable and
q representative from the Insurance
department from this state Is said toss
have made q trip to idaho to inveSti
gate this land. ss'sis Ss5s3 S@3
The circular then goes on to make
comparisons OF earnings. fixed sa1arfes,s
etc, between Iowa and eastern com 81,
panies. Y. assss
1t IS said representatives Of Iowa
companies are sounding the membera
of the state Legislature with regard t0
any proposed legislation In this statGs
this winter. The following parasFap(k
in the editorial column so8 thu 3nneas
Herald, Of Mason City, is considere&
significant, in view Of the fact ttIaSs
Editor Emory English Is himseK "a
met ar OF the state legislature:
The Iowa insurance companies are
already becoming somewhat uneasy -
the legislative session approachess and
ias the disclosures Of the eastern in.s
vestigation continues to hold public ~,
tention there is continued possfbil-
ity that some legislator may decide To-
start up a home Investigation. AT anYs
rate the companies are quietly inter-z
viewing members OF the assembly to
secure some insight into their probable
attitude. It has. been assuiied III
along that the Iowa companies Nave
nothing to tear from such an invest1-s
cation as is being conducted in New
York or any other kind Of an inv0ptt-
cation whatever its scope and characs
ter may be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
CARNEGIE EXHIBITION OPENED.
Half Of the 2e7 Pictures Shown Arc
by Foreiqn Artists.

PittshMrg, Nov. 2.-The ninth annual
art exhibition Of the Carnegie Instl-
tute was opened for private view
last evening. There were 267 canvasses,
selected from 1900 offered. About so
per cent OF these are by foreign artists
w. e. Schofield Of Philadelphia took
the first prize last year, and the imi-
tation Of his coloring atthis exhibition
has been very fattering to his -eputa-
tion. The exhibit is somewhat better
than last year and far superior to pre-
vious years. The gallery will be open
to the public after Founders day FRI
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
STOCKS WORTH ;es,e12 MISSING.

Boston Detective Agency Announces
Reward for Their Recovery.
New York, Nov. 2.-Bankers and
brokers were notified by private de-
tective agency that 944 shares Of Penn
s;ylvania railroad stock have been miss
ing since September 25, and that lib
t,ral reward has been offered for their
recovery. The shares have market
value, according to today's quotations
Df $6S,912. Altogether fifteen certif-
Gates of stock have disappeared The
notice was issued from the Boston Of
lice of the detective agency, and it
lis supposed in Wall street that they
disappeared from the strong box of
some Boston firm or capitalist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
TELLS OF BANKS RUIN.
Last Statement Left by Cashier Clark
Reveals Mental Anguish.

Pittsburg, Nov. 2.-The mental an
guish of a man who for years haf
been wealthy and respected, but found
at last that he not only was impover-
ished but soon was to be dishonored in
the eyes of the world and punished by
the law unless he sought death as a
last recourse, lis revealed In the state
ment Of T. Lee Clark, cashier Of the
Enterprise National Bank OF Ale
gheny, who killed himself to avoid dis
grace.
The statement written the night be-
fore Clark committed suicide, was re-
vealed yesterday, in spite Of strenu-
GUS efforts to keep 1t secret. 1t is as
follows:
DEAREST WIFE AND CHILD
rem: In ten hours or less will be
in the other world. You have been
dear, good wife to me. Andrews has
worked my ruin. Dear wife, keep all
the insurance for yourself and babies
How hard it is to leave you all!
have made a desperate effort to keep
things going until could get the road
financed, but it has been too slow.
The examiner is here and am ruined.
DO lOI6ltS IL lS llOt lily 4eSo4S'
have been shamefully robbed. The
bank will get everything but the life
insurance. Your husband: LEE.
Has Another Confession.
This is but one of the confessions
left by Clark member of the Clark
connection made this public last even
ing, and also announced that 1t was
known that Clark left another confess
sion for Bank Examiner Cunningham,
in which he went deeper into details
on the matter Of finance.
The fourteen-year- old daughter Of
Clark found this letter or confession IN
her fathers bedroom few hours after
he had killed himself. After reading it
she decided to hide 1t until after the
funeral. Then she gave 1T to her
mother
Clark was treasurer Of the Santa Fe
Central railroad, Of which w. II. An
drews was president. This road is IN
New Mexico and is about lit miles
long, running from Santa Fe to Tor
renee, with a branch now prospected
to Albuquerque. The road connects at
Santa Fe with the Denver and Rio
Grande at Kennedy with the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, and at Terrence
with the Dl Paso and Northwestern
system.
Andrews Property Seized.
At the instance Of Receiver Cunning
ham a writ Of foreign attachment has
been issued on the property of w H.
Andrews In Venango and Crawford
counties. The National Transit Com
pany Is made the garnisilee for the pur-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
ANARCHY At WARSAW.
People arc Marching il Protest Against
Massacre by the Troops.

People arc Marching II Protest Asainst
Massacre by the Troops.
I, /. Warsaw, Nov. 2-The restaurants
vvsrs closed At noon and traffic stopped.
Despite the governors proclamation
immense patriotic professions gathered
m various parts Of The city during the
aftsrnoon and paraded the streets,
lhsadsd BY Catholic priests.
The courts and government Offices
are closed. The social democrats this
afternoon issued proclamation calling
for ! revolution. Polish flags were
displayed from many balconies. a
mass nesting Of all political parties
assembled in PhiIharmonic hall to
.disouss the situation, while Immense
crowds surrounding the building sang
patriotic songs, and shouted patriot
10 cries until they were hoarse. A dep
.utation OF prominent citizens visited
the, governor general to protest against
yestsrday's massacre in front Of the
city hall, beseechins him to Withdraw
'ths military in order to avoid blood
shed. The governor promised the SOL
Ediers would not be permitted TO use
their arms, unless attacked. The strike
committee on the vistula railroad has
rsceivsd telegram from st. Peters.
burg, saying: "The first victory has
bssn. gained. Hold out"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
ROYALARCANUM RATES

1rhe Tennessee injunction 10 Denied
by Federal Judge Clark, While At
torney General Of Massachusetts
Asks Supreme coutr Of That State
to Act.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. o. The in.
Junction asked for by the Nashville
councils to prevent the supreme coun-
coil Of the Royal Arcanum from putt
ting into effect therates adopted at the
Atlantic City meeing was denied by
Federal Judge Clark today and the bill
OF complaints dismissed. The court
held 1t was not sufficiently clear, un-
der the law Of Massachusetts in which
state the orders was incorporate! !:
that this plan of assessment and ef-
feet on members impairs obligation OF
contract, and until it did so appear,
obviously this court should not in
terfer.
I Boston, Nov. Attorney General
Parker filed a bill of information In the
state supreme court today, asking for
s.n injunction restraining the supreme
council of the Royal Arcanum from
enforcing the bylaws adopted at the
annual meeting at Atlantic City last
May, raising assessment rates. The
court is also petitioned to order the
supreme council and its agents to col
lect assessments in accordance with
the bylaws and table Of rates which
were in force before May, 1905.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
auLI.ErIM.

warsaw. Nov. 2.--The infantry fred
On q crowd Of demonstrators TINS al
ternoon. Two persons We're killed ana
seven wounded The socialists are at
tacking patriotic professions.
odessa Nov 2. s p. ms The troops
Vvrsaksd terrible venseance on resi-
dents Of three houses from balconies OF
which shots were fired by unknown
pereon. upon the soldiers. The latter
.immediat stormed the houses and
with unheard Of barbarity massacred
all tho Inhabitants. itsis perslstent'y
asserted that unknown persons were dis
nuised as policemen who purposely
provoked the troops. The city is
dismal sight. The strests are filled
with eossaek patrols and flying de-
tachnsnts Of red cross which follow
che bands Of murderous rioters. Fir.
ina has been uninterrupted the whole g
day and still continues as this dispatch
i. filed. Many hundreds have been
killed and wounded. The cossacks
eausrIy attack the student militia
which il eouraaeously trying to stem
thei bands who arc n,assacreing and
pillaaine, principally in the Jewish,
quarter. The cossaoks in many eases
iars participating ia the proceeds OF
4he robberies. The rector Of the u,i-
vehsity has sent 4 Telegram, to Witte
impIorina him 70 Immediately dismiss
oovernor Rsinhardt, who is held re-
eponsibIs for The outbreak, ~ otherwise
3 castastrophy unavoidable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
,NoulRynNTo STUDENTS DEATH
Officials Investigate Fatality During
Fraternity Initiation.

Officials Investigate FataIlty During
Fraternity Initiation.
Mount Vernon. Ohio. Nov. 2.-Prose-
cutting Attorney L. G. Stillwen visited
Kenyon college in connection with his
investigation into the death OF Stew
art L. Pierson Of Cincinnati. who was
killed Saturday while being initiated
into a college fraternity. Students who
were examined told conflicting stories.
Others will be questioned before the
grand jury convenes November 13.
Coroner Scarborough went to Gambler
to investigate the case and procure the
clothing worn by Person on the night
he was killed. The prosecutor claims
to have gathered important evidence
for the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
YALE SENIORS ELECT oFF,cERs

John Borden Of Chicago Member q
Class Day Committee.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2.-The sen-
ior class OF Yale last night chose the
following officers:
Poet-James H. Wallace. DUBUQUE.
Iowa
orator-Lee J. Perrin. New Haven
Conn.
Class day committee - Edward u.
Dustin. Hartford, Conn.,. chairman:
Yohn Borden. Chicago; Robert
rh,se. Lyndon, VT; William g. Aoceo-s
head Greensburg. Pa and Edw1As
White, st. Paul.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
CLASH OVER CONFESSION.
State Attempts TO Introduce Most Inns
portant Evidence Against kutxlsbens

State Attempts TO INTRODUCES Most lm-i
portant Evidence Against kutxlebens
Special to oTimes-Rcpublican-
Marengo. Nov. I'm the trial OF the
state against Kutzleben, the alleged
train wrecker today the expected
clash over the introduction Of the all
legged confession. The jury was retired
while the lawyers introduced testi-
mony as to securing the confession by
durtss and made arguments to the
court. The time OF thecolrt was taken
no until late hour his afternoon IN
examination of Witnesses by the de-
fense with a view to showing that the
confession was obtained by duress.
Witnesses testified in substance that
defendant was told it would be better
to confess the truth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
Congratulate Russians.

Champaign, ILL.,, Nov AT the an
nual convention held today the fac
ulty and students Of the University Of
Illinois adopted resolution extending
greetings and congratulations to facul-
ties and students of Russian UNIVERSE
ties on the triumph OF constitutional
principles recently achieved by Russia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-02
ASK FOR RECEIVER
Jewett Typewriter Company : = - 81
600 Dee Moinss Concern, 70 Have8
Affairs Aired in Court

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. 2. Thomas Nor
ley, Of Mentor. Ohio, today iled = -
titton in the fedtral court here asking
that received be appointed for the
Jewett Typewriter company. He
claims mismanagement and that thel
company owes 100000 which It can
not pay; also that the officers have
failed to collect royalties from the Due
plex company. The company il cap-s
italized at $2,5Oo,0o0.