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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
ANOTHER BIG STORM
Heavy Rain Fall is General Over This
Section Of Territory-Good Crops
Assured.

That next year will be banner crop
year for the farmers all over the Ter
ritory is now an assured fact owing
to the amount OF rainfall that has
Ialready filled the reservoirs and soak
| ed the ground, thereby assuring a
plentiful supply OF that great necessity
to good crops, water.
The rain storm of last night was
general throughout this part of the
Territory, the amount of precipitation
In Santa Fe up to the ceasing of the
rain this morning reaching .83 of an
inch. More rain is promised for
Tuesday.
At Espanola heavy rain FELL all
last night, and this morning it
looked as If the storm would continue.
AT Las Vegas and Albuquerque a
heavy rain fell. The repor. from Ala.
mosa, Colorado, is to the effect that a
heavy rain fell there last night, with
a high wind blowing this morning. At
Tres Piedras the precipitation was
great. At 8 O'Clock this morning the
rain was still falling there with a
heavy wind blowing.
While the storm was general and
the rainfall heavy no great damage
was done anywhere in the Territory.
The Santa Fe Central's wire between
Willard and Torrance was down for a
short time but was repaired this
morning. The Western Union wires
are reported in good order.
That the rain Of last night, togeth-
er with the previous rains have assured
a good supply of water for next year
is evident and as a consequence the
farmers throughout the Territory are
almost sure Of bumper" crop year
next spring. The moisture will make
grazing good and this means big
crop of lambs and bountiful wool
|clip.
A satisfactory fruit season is also
expected on account of the recent
rains, and the down pour has been
beneficial to winter wheat and alfal-
IA.
Although it rained all night, at 10
O'Clock this morning the sun was shin.
Ing brightly.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
COLORED BISHOP
ASSA|LS NATION
Turner Says Courts
Robbed Negro
of Rights.
sT|Rs AUDITORS BY APPEAL
Challenges Doctor Dixon to
Debate Race Issue, Offer
ing a $500 Bonus.

Macon, Ga, Nov 27.-Bishop Henry
NJ. Turner the leading bishop in the
African Methodist Church, made an
lmpassioned attack upon the govern
ment and the United States Supreme
Court In his annual address yesterday
to the Macon conference, in session
here. He declared that no man hates
the nation more than he does, and he
referred to the United States Supreme
Court as damnable institution,
which has robbed the negro of every
vestfge OF human or manhood's rights.
In concluding his address, which
stirred his auditors to high pitch of
excitement, he challenged Thomas
Dixon, Jr., to meet him on any plat
form in the country and offered Dixon
a bonus of $500.
Not Pleased With Nation.
Il am not pleased with this nation" !"
declared Bishop Turner. mo man
hates this nation more than do. When
go to say my prayers have strug-
gle to get to the place where | am
willing for God to allow the United
States supreme court to have part
in my prayer. That damnable insti-
tuition has robbed the negro of every
vestige of human or manhoods rights.
The men that compose that body may
get to heaven the best way they can,
but it is little help God will grant for
any request that l make.
1.-THE negro will never be anything
in this country but a scullion until he
shows his manhood. Go to Africa and
build up great nation that will COM
mand the respect of the civilized
world"
6iames the Republican Party.
While Bishop Turner was talking
about the treatment the negro is re-
ceiving the Rev. T. N. M. Smith in.
terrupted to say:
'The negro was given his freedom
by the Republican party, and his priv
ileges have been killed by the same
party"
1--WE could organize and agitate and
pay men to stay at Washington and
plead for the cutting down OF the
southern representation while the
South is pleading for our disfranchise'
ment, and much good could be accom-.
plished," replied Bishop Turner. But
the negro is a coward. He just stays
here and breaches heaven up yonder
and hell down yonder, and says: Wait
on the Lord Why wait on the Lord
to do for you what you can do for
yourself?"
Bishop Turner, after bitter ar
raignment Of the Rev. Thomas Dixon,
for his writings and speeches against
the negro, offered Mr.. Dixon $500 to
meet him on "any platform in the
United States" in joint debate OF the
negro question.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
TO BUILD HEALTH CARS
Medical Department Of Santa Fe Sys-
tenn Plans Fine SIeepers for
tuberculosis Sufferers.

Special cars for those suffering with
tuberculosis are to be supplied to pa
irons by Santa Fe Railway.
l.. G. Yocum, local agent of the San.
ia Fe in this city, states that the man.
agement OF that road Is making prep.
aration to handle the passengers on It's
lines that are effected with consump-
ton In an entirely different manner
than heretofore.
The dry climate in the southwest,
and especially the high altitude of New
Mexico and Arizona, to which places
the Santa Fe is the main gateway
have world wide reputation for being
the most healthful resorts for this
class OF sufferers in the world, and as
a result the number Of passengers of
this class that pass over the lines of
the Santa Fe yearly is large, the
Santa Fe system is now preparing to
handle consumption sufferers in a
way that will not endanger the public
at large, or tend toward the spread
of the disease.
"The subject of providing sanitary
conditions in passenger coaches" said
DR.. J. G. Evans, of the Santa Fe medi-
cal department., land especially with
reference to the handling of passen-
gers afflicted with tuberculosis, is a
grave one, and the management OF the
Santa Fe Railway realizes much.
"Two-thirds of the passengers com.
ing to New Mexico and Arizona are
handled by the Santa Fe and drastic
are being advocated for the
protection of the general travelling
public.
"The Santa Fee physicians contin-
ued Dr.. Evans, recommend that these
sufferers from consumption be segre-
gated from the we'll passengers. They
think there should be special car
on all trains for the use of tuberculos-
Is patients, and that this car should
be equipped with the very latest health
and sanitary appliances and be Of such
that no one would object
to travelling in them, and that con-
should be limited to these
cars. If travel of this class was not
great enough to run this kind of a
car on every train, then run them on |
certain days of the week, as the tour
st cars are run.
"Of course some health seekers
would object to this arrangement, but
something 1Ists got to bc done in the
matter, and I am of the opinion that
the Santa Fe will adopt this plan in
the very near future"
1t is a noticeable fact that there are
more deaths from consumption, and
more cases of consumption among
those who live beside the great trans
continental lines than there are among
those who live away from the roads
handling consumptives, and this fact
has led the roads to become active In
inding some means Of transportation
or consumptives that will not endan-
,er those living along their lines, or
hose who may travel over their lines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
ALLIED POWERS ARE READY
FOR NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.

Constantinople, Nov. 27.-The in
structions to the commanders of the
International feet were to land detach-
ments and occupy Mitylene at ! o'clock
Monday morning, unless contrary or
ders reached them in the interim. 1t
is presumable, therefore, that the cap
ital of the island is now in the hands
of the allied forces.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
ELI MILLS, ORGAN MERCHANT,
GROWS TIRED OF LIFE

Eli Mills, merchant at Organ, New
Mexico, committed suicide last week
by shooting himself. His body was
found In his store lying in pool of
blood. III health is supposed to have
made Mills tired of life. The deceased
was forty years of age and unmarried.
He came to Organ Ave years ago from
Telluride, Colorado.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
BOSTON NATIONAL BANK
is FORCED TO SUSPEND.

Washington, d. G., Nov. 27.-The
comptroller Of the currency today re-
ceived a telegram to the effect, that by
the order Of its directors, the Ameri-
can National Bank Of Boston, has
closed its doors. It Is said that the
bank has not been In good condition
for some time. The bank had a CAPT
tai OF 100000 and individual deposit
Of $256,SS1
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
IT COST $145491.28
TO INSTALL ROOSEVELT.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 27.-It cost
$145, ,491.28 to inaugurate President
Roosevelt last March, according to the
report of the inaugural committee, just
made public. The largest item was
7,999.19 for the inaugural ball decor
atoms. There is surplus of $4, ,730.67.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
Violated CIVIL SERVICE LAW:
Is REMOVED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, D. c., Nov. T.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today removed from Of
fee, William s. Lieb, assistant United
States treasurer at Philadelphia, for
constant and persistent violation Of
the civil service law while In Office"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
MARSHALL FIELD, JR., Is Al
MOST BEYOND RECOVERY.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-The condition OF
Marshall Field, Jr., was much worse
this morning and his strength it IS
said, by his physicians, is falling
While not hopeless, his condition, is
extremely critical
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27
TO USE WATERS0F
PECOS FOR POWER
Toledo Businessmen
Plan Big Elec-
trio Plant.
IMPRESSED WITH TERRITORY
Party Returns to East After
Several Days Spent in
an Inspection Tour.

"A party OF Toledo, Ohio, capitalists
VINO have been in Santa Fe and vicini.
ty for the past few days investigating
the feasibility of using the waters of
the Pecos River for the purpose of
generating electricity to supply Santa
re and other towns, left at 8 O'Clock
this morning for Toledo. The party
had intended remaining longer but de-
cided 10 hurry departure in order
to be with their families on Thanks.
giving day. The party was composed
OF the following:
James II. Southard, member of the
Fifty-ninth Congress from tie Toledo,
Ohio, district, R. e. Hamblin, stock
holder in, and manager of the Home
Telephone Company of Toledo, Clar-
ence Leeper, a well known Ohio coal
and oil operator j. c. Bonner, United
States internal revenue collector ninth
district of Ohio, of Bonner and Com
pany of Toledo, Ohio, and J. G.. Hala-
pleus, importer of olives and by-pro-
ducts from Greece. Mayor A. r. Glib
son and Antonio Windsor, of Santa Fe
are also interested in the proposition.
Make Inspection.
The party spent several days last
week, on trip to the proposed site
for the erection of the electric plant
The members were enthusiastic over
the prospects and expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the plans
as outlined by engineers. When u
New Mexican reporter called at the
Palace Hotel this morning, the par. y
had left but Mayor Gibson conse 4
to act as spokesman. He said q
mo definite action was taken b
garding the establishment Of the z
trict plant. The capitalists, howey d
think the proposition entirely feasib. x
1t is not looked upon as a money makk
ing proposition at present, but the
members Of the party stated that the
rapid development of this country
would soon make such a plant, very
valuable.
Pleased With Country.
What these men think OF New
Mexico and in particular Santa ~
and vicinity could not be better ex-
pressed. Although unaccustomed to
riding, the party enjoyed horseback
trip across the country and paid many
compliments to the fine scenery
through which the route led.
The capitalists interested decided
that before taking definite action, re-
garding the plant they would secure
the advice of ]. j. Chambers, an en-
gineer of national reputation on such
matters. Mr.. Chambers has just in
stalled large electrical plant with
water motive power within twenty
five miles of Salt Lake City. 1t fur
nishes power and light for Salt Lake
City and towns in the vicinity Mr..
Chambers will come to Santa Fe
soon. "
southard Non.committaI.
what did Mr. Southland say regard
ing the statehood question: Mr.. Glib
son was asked.
"He was rather non-committal, but
he made this statement to me:
~ think joint statehood preferable,
but l am not in position to make a
statement bearing upon this question
until T have heard both sides of the
question discussed thoroughly"
Mr.. Southard will go from Toledo to
Washington but the, other members of
the party will probably return to San
ia Fe soon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-27

The New Mexican aims to please
the best element in the community. 1t
Ii always bright and is always clean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

of small things to shut out the inn
p%ortance Of the really vital thing
the store-publicity. He believes in
advertising," but he does not see its
rational part in the management of.
his store. He doe not believe" in it
as he believes in attractive show-win-
dows. He does not believe in ii as
he believes in polite clerks, in honest
values, in fuel for the heating plant,
in ecu locks on his store-doors.
His belief in advertising is a lit
Tie like his belief in political princi-
ples-not an urgent, insistent, every
hour belief, to be practiccd aggress-
lively and continuously, but Il belief"
just the same.
When the average merchant"
learns to believe in advertising" in
exactly the same way that he believes
in opening his store-doors at an APP
pointed time; when he believes in it
as an everyday, elemental necessity
in his business, and when nothing in
connection with his stores manage
ment is more ~cleverly done than his
adveItising-then he will cease to be
on average merchant" and will
quickly join the ranks of exceptional
merchants, whose stores become in
stitutions in their cities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
BANK DESTROYED.
Three Children Dead Many Wound
ed by Explosion in Michigan.

lSHPEMING. Mich. Nov. G.-Tbrcc
children are dead and thirteen people
are injured. one fatally, rs the result
Of an explosion here which complete
~ destroyed the Miners National bank.
The dead are Steven Goodman. aged
twelve years; Alice Mct,ec. aged ten
years, and Edward McGrath, aged
twelve years.
James L. Mullen was fatally iniur-
ed and twelve others more or less so.
) \. gas leakage in The basement of the
bank building WAS primarily RESPONSE
bic for the explosion and loss of life.
was detected coming from the
building. and two workmcn went into
the basement with lighted candles to
investigate. The flame evidently ig-
nitcd the gas in the basement. for Il
tremendous explosion followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
HAS
BOTH PARTIES AHEAD

BOSTON. Nov. 6.-Party triumph AT
the polls is predicted by both Repub
lican and Democratic leaders here. The
Democrats claim that General Charles
w, Bartlett. the candidate for govern
or. will he elected by u small margin.
while the Republican campaign man
ayers forecast Il substantial plurality
for Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild,
Jr,. the party's standard hrSrcr.
The chief interest in the campaign
ccntcrs in the contest for lieutenant
governor. According 10 Democratic
claims Henry NJ. Whitney. the Demo
cratic candidate. will he elected by Il
wide margin of votes. The Democratic
leaders base this claim on the alleged
dissatisfaction in the Republican party
with Ebcn =. Draper, the Republican
candidate. The Republicans. however.
say Mr.. Draper will win. The cain
paign is waged principally over the
second place on the ticket. and the
chief issue has been reciprocity with
''auala.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Plan AN D
PHONOGRAPH.
The News Christmas Presents
are Attracting a Great Deal
of Attention.

a piano and monograph are To be
given as Christmas presents to the
EVENING NEWS readers. These in
struments are on exhibition at the
Ludwig music store in Smith street,
and anyone desiring to sec or try
them can do SO by calling there.
This is a genuine offer and will no
doubt be the greatest Christmas pres
cnis given in this city this year. The
piano is valued at 1915, but it is Of
fcrcd to you for nothing. If you
want Il handsome instrument in your
house. the opportunity is here given.
There are no coupons to clip. Ey-
cry subscriber counts. One months
subscription at twenty-five cents
means fifty votes; two months 100
votes. and so on to II year, which
counts 600 votes.
These Instruments will be deliver
cd December %. Now is the time to
start so AS to work easily and
smoothly. Send in your subscrip-
lions and count mp your votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Mr.. C. A. SEXTON


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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Nov. 6-Second annual ball, Local
No. S07, B~artenders' Inter
pational League, Wilder hall.
Nov. 8, 8 10-Carnival of nations OF
Ladies Society OF the Pres
byterian church.
Nov, 9-Ball, Court Martha Wash
ington, Independent Order OF
Foresters, Wilder hall.
NOV. l0-Josh Spruceby Stock Com
pany, Wilder Hall.
Nov. 14-Ball and reception OF. the
Kamers, Wilder hall.
- l5-Minstrel show, Westminster
cadets, Wilder Hall.
15-Smoker. Court Standard, f.
of A., Washington Hall.
Nov. 10--Masoueradc ball, Halcyor
Castle, X. G. l..
Nov. 17-Teachers' course, Lyric
Male Quartet.
Nov. ls-Ball, Pc. Ambo Haymakers
Absorption. Washington
q R0-Howe\ Moving Pictures, aus
pieces Gracy English Luther.
an chrEch, Wilder hall.
B-Minstrel show of Raritan
Yacht Club in Wilder hall
6-Monthly cake sale Grace
English Lutheran church.
-Slovak theatricals, Braga
Hall.
gDcc. 2.-Tempest Stock Com
pany, Wilder Hall.
court Amboy, f. of A.. ball
and reception, Washington
hall.
n 29-Rall, First =. a. Hebrew
Ladies, Braga Hall.
~. 30-Eptertainment j Il i 0 +
Iieaguc, Grace English
Lutheran church.
ov. 30-''Thirtecn'' concert 10y llp-
worth League, Simpson Nj.
L.. church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

The Recomnense.

Visitor (to farmers boy in the field
digging potatoes, Ell?
Farmers Boy-Yep.
Visitor-And what do you get for
digging potatoes?
Farmers Boy-Nawthin'; but | git
somethin' fer not diggin' EN-.
Visitor-Indeed? What would You
get for o digging them?
Farmers Boy-Licked.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
She'd Keep 1t.

But can. you keep house?" no
asked, ~doubtfully; for he was, above
all things, a practical a
'ff you get a house and put it in my
name" she replied promptly, I'll keep
it all right enough"
Matters being thus satisfactorily set
tied. their engagement was announced.
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Good Man Gone.

Cholly-I say. old chap--is it truo
that youah wife has-er-eloped with
Your valet?
Ferdy-Ya-as. Disgustin', isn't it?
Cholly-Cheer up, me boy-don1
take it to heart, y know.
Ferdy-Buj. confound it, where am
| to find another such valet?-Clevc-
land leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Another to Hold Him for Awhile.

Another to Hold Him for Awhile,
"You seem TO be thoughtful SAID
Mrs. Fenpeck.
LAM replied Henry. Il was just
thinking that it would be a wonderful
thing sif we could know as much as
we make people think we know
"Pouf! It, wouldn't be very wonder
full in yolIr se.'-Chicago Record
Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
nisensting S~tnniditu.

well, well. WE'LL" said the disguised
politician, throwing down his paper.
They've gone and nominated Bullinch
for congress-
"Mr. Rufus Bullfnch?" asked his wife.
YES"
why he's a good man. isn't he? I've
always heard people speak we'll Of him. '
That's Just it. We could have won
here this fall with apybody.'-Chicago
Record-fIerald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

National politics are cutting ,but
small figure in the election this yGar,
the interest of the entire county,
ccntcrs in the large cities, particularly
ly New York and philadelphia, where
Graft and 'Bossism' are The real
issues. Never before have the people
showed such an independent spirit,
Party lines are ignored in the munich
pal campaigns and there is every rea-
son to believe the people know what
to do. In New York Jerome is the
great figure, with William r.. Hearst
an interesting feature. In Philadel-
phia the Ring is fighting for its ex-
istence.
In Il own state the Pagan fight
for reelection as mayor of Jersey City
takes the lead with Colby in Essex
a close second. The fight has been
sharp and bitter. Let us hope that
the side of the people will win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoO
Easy Way to Make Money.

Easy Way to Make Money.
Wife, have made $50 this after.
noon.
Husband-Phewl 10
you paid only 800 for that old
piano, didn't you?"
Yes
well, | have sold it for $3.50"
Gracious me! What are you going
TO do with the money"
"There isn't any money"
"Eh?" ss.
Il sold it to a dealer. He gives me
a new piano for 5000 and allows me
$50 for the old one. If you'd stay
al home and let me go to your Office
and attend to your business you'd.
soon be rich. just think. Fifty dol
lars a day is something over $4,000
a year.'-Stray Stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
No Chance.

Friend-Going TO convict that bur
glar?
Prosecutor-It can't be done.
Friend-Why, the evidence seems
plain enough.
Prosecutor-Ies; hut the house he
robbed was occupied by tho president
of a life insurance company.-Chicago
Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
YOUR DUTY TOMORROW.

Tomorrow is an eyentful day in
this state, us well as in many others.
For MiddlcseX county the election is
Il decidedly important event. This
has been called an off year. but il
should not be SO considered. In the
election of a sheriff, the people have
a duty to perform. More important
even, than MANY state and national
Offices is the choosing of the highest
county Official. The law and order of
the county practically rests in the
shcrifr's hands. He it is who selects
the grand iurics and to him more
than any other man, the people must
look for protection and j@usticds INC
fact that so important an office is TO
be filled tomorrow makes the election
( pf&mncnt one and every citizen
so to The polls and ENJOY his
privilege as an American,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
The Only Home.

Mrs. Whoopler-You tell me, Herr
vogleschnitzel, that my daughter can
never become a singer! Is there no hope
for her?
Herr Vagelschnitael-vell, matam,
you mighdt put her on a diet of canary
seed, alretty, undt see vat dot will do NIT
her.-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06
Would Have Put It Out of business,

Bacon-I saw a man to-day with a
hand-organ in a wagon drawn by a
mule. and he said he had been going
about the country with that outfit for
SIX years.
Egbert--StraDge. isn't it?
whats stranger"
"That the mule didn't kick at the
music. "-Yonkers Statesman.