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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
FATAL RESULTS
OF SEVERE COLD

Chama, Jan. 21.-After fearful slf
ferings, during which one man was
frozen to death and another became
insane, the surviving members of a
party that tried to open up the Burns
Biggs Lumber Company's railroad from
Lumberton to Ell Vado have been res
cued.
Engineer Redmond had both of his
feet frozen and number of the shov-
elers were frostbitten. Two Mexican
shovelers started to Lumberton. One
of them was frozen to death. The
other was rescued by Indians. He was
terribly frozen and had become insane.
The party was finally rescued by re-
lief train sent out from Ell Vado. The
road is still blocked.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
EXPLAINS SYSTEM
OF REVELATION
Reed Smoot Clarifies Tenets Of Nor
monism for the Committee In
vestigating Protests.

| Washington, Jan. 21.-A large crowd
was attracted today by the announce
ment that Senator Smoot would con-
tinue his testimony before the Senate
committee On privileges and elections
which is investigating the protests
against Senator Smoot retaining his
seat. Senator Smoot took the witness
stand at 10:30 o'clock and before pro-
ceeding made correction in his tes-
timony concerning the trials of the
Mormon apostles. He said a quorum
Of apostles had the right to dispose of
one of it's members and that twelve
apostles is the only quorum that has
that right
The first time he heard of the plural
marriage of Benjamin Cluff, president
of the Brigham Young university, was
in 1902, when he was told by Jesse
Knight. Cluff was removed year
later and was succeeded by George
Brimhall, who the Senator admitted.
was then living with plural wife. Sem
ator Smoot explained that he consid-
cred the position purely ecclesiastical.
and would have voted for Brimhall
had he been present. Brimhall, he
said, was living with a plural wife for
the reason that his lawful wife was in
the asylum. He thought this was an
extenuating circumstance.
Senator Smoot said he had voted at
conferences to sustain President
Smith. He believed any good man can
receive revelations from God, but that
President Smith is the only man who
can receive revelations that would be
binding upon the Mormon people. He
did not believe any revelation would
be superior to the laws Of the lana.
"Then If you got revelation from
heaven yourself. would you have to
obey it," was asked.
IT believe If it was from God 1t
would be compulsory upon me to obey
it, but If 1t was contrary to the laws
of the country in which l lived,
/ would move to some other
country where l could obey the laws"
The witness said he could not say
from personal experience whether
revelations are ever given or not, but
he believed that God did give them in
former days and could do SO now.
Replying to the question by Senator
Dubois, Senator Smoot said he un-
derstood that asmember of the church
could disregard a revelation received
by the president Of the church and
still maintain his fellowship and
standing in the church.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
coLoRApo,s CONTEST.

Denver, Jan. 21.-The answer Of
Governor Adams to the contest of for.
mer Governor Peabody, was filed at
the joint session of the legislature to.
day. It makes general denial to all
allegations Of the contestor and specif.
ically charges Republican frauds in
Las Animas, Teller, Pueblo, Fremont,
Costilla, Rio Grande, Huerfano and
other counties. It is alleged that the
divers corporations and Mine Owners
Associations conspired with the Re-
publican State. Central Committee and
spent slerge sums of money In securing
fraudulent naturalizations, padding
registrations, corrupting election cfi-
cials and buying votes for Peabody.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
PRESIDENT SEES
WILLIAM j. BRYAN
Democratic Leader is courteously
Received at the Executive Man.
sion and Has Interview

Washington, Jan. 21.-William J
Bryan called today on President
Roosevelt and was cordially greeted
by the President and by the Republic
can Senators and Representatives who
were at the White House Bryan said
to the reporters that he had discussed
several matters with the President.
II think the President is unmistak-
ably right in his demands as to rail-
road legislation" said Bryan, "and
told him so. I also think Mr. Gar
field Of the bureau Of corporations,
right in recommending that all corpor.
ations be required to take out federal
licenses. likewise believe in an in
come tax and hope to see 1t brought
about
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
BIG BANK GOES
TO THE WALL

Lancaster, Pa, Jan. 21.-The city
Saving Fund and Trust Company
failed to open today. At the time of
its organization in 1902, it's resources
were announced as $1,146,O00. The
directors say they are confident that
all debts will be paid in full.
The closing Of the bank was due to
quiet run that has been in progress
for several months and that became
more pronounced after the sudden
death Of the president. Charles II.
Locher, last fall. At the last pub.
lished statement the deposits were
1,139, 900.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
Outraged Friends Of Murdered
Guadalupe Miners Threaten
John ConIey With Mob
Violence.
WILL BRING HIM HERE
Coroner's Jury Charges Man Under
Arrest With Guilt and Taos
County Jail is Declared.
Unsafe.
Special to The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Taos, Jan. 21.-The coroner's jury
empanelled to investigate the double
murder Of Charles Purdy and E. s.
Redding at the Guadalupe placer mine
three miles from Questa, Monday, ar
rived at the conclusion that the men
came to their death from gunshot
wounds from a gun in the hands of
John Conley. Conley is at Taos un-
der heavy guard. There is strong
sentiment against the man and he is
in grave danger of violence. For this
reason the county commissioners will
meet today and declare the Taos coul-
ty Jail unsafe. They will further order
the sheriff of this county to take Con-
ley to Santa Fe to be placed in the
county jail of that place for safe
keeping. Conley will be taken to San
ia Fe tonight. Conley's crime is re-
voting in the extreme. The coroner's
jury based it's verdict on the fact that
the man was heard to quarrel with
the murdered men short time before
they were shot and that he was seen
to mount his horse and leave the scene
Of the killing almost before the echoes
of the gun reports were hushed.
e. S. Redding, known to his friends
as Santiago, was the son of Ezra Red
ding-one of the best known men Of
this county.
Conley was given preliminary
hearing at Questa before Justice Fran
cisco Rael and was refused bail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
Mad DeIuge Expected by Mich
o|as Whose Kingdom Is a
House Divided Against
Itself.
CRISIS is 0MIN0US
st. Petersburg Streets Are In An
Uproar and the Government is
Seized With Black.
Fear.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 21.-The edict
tomorrow when the great assemblage
on the Palace Square is scheduled to
take place. Although the authorities
seemingly, are determined to prevent
it, the preparations for the gigantic
demonstration are proceeding and men
are declaring that they are ready to
die in their tracks if need be to see
the movement succeed.
Priest Leads Them.
Father Gopon, who was reported to
have been kidnapped during the night,
is understood to be at large this morn
ing and to be going about organizing
and directing everything. His dictum
is that the meeting shall take place
on the Palace Square, no matter if it
results in massacre. The leaders cite
the French revolution for their paral-
lel
The Emperor's advisers declare that
he must put down the agitation with
firm hand. Many drunken rows have
occurred and a number of men have
been injured, but no serious collisions
have been reported. An enormous
number of arrests of the known revolu-
tionists took place during the night
viii See Gar or Fight.
. Father Gopon has had guard of
400 sworn workmen formed to protect
the Emperor from harm if he will
come to the Palace Square tomorrow.
Gopon has issued instructions to the
men to go to the square armed, but
the Emperor refuses to see us and
orders us to disperse, then we must
fight" said Gopon.
Unheeded Warnings.
In every building is posted the gov.
ernment's proclamation warning the
people against assembling. The plan
of the authorities is to prevent the
workmen tomorrow from entering the
city proper. The industrial section
beyond Neva, Moscow, and Nevsky
gates will be cut off and all the bridg-
es guarded. Several batteries of ar
tillery have been brought into the
city. It was rumored that M. Smir-
noff, manager of the Putiloff Iron
Works, where the strike started. was
assassinated during the night, xbut
this Is denied.
Soldiers Are Ready.
The strikers are continuing the agi-
tation with unabated activity. They
are parading the main streets in the
center of the city, closing every In
dustrial establishment. The streets
are lined with troops. The militiamen
are surrounded by cordons of police
and Cossacks. All the cavalry regi-
ments have been called from the bar
racks in the surrounding districts and
are concentrated in st. Petersburg.
They will form an extended Gordon to
pevent the demonstrators from ap-
the palace.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
Five White Men Are Massacred
by murderous 4aqui In.
dians Across the So
nora Border.
BODIES AT N0CALES
Party Composed Of illinois Men Who
Had Gone to Investigate Mining
Property For Chicago
Syndicate.

Nogales, Ariz., Jan. 21.-The bodies
of the five Americans, murdered yes.
terday in the state of Sonora, Mexico.
by Yaqu Indians, were brought here
today. The dead men are said to
have come lately from Illinois.
The dead are:
DIR. r. c. COY, Chicago
JOHN F. MACKENZIE, Chicago.
M. A. M'CALL, Toledo, Ohio.
WALTER STUBINGER, Kewanee,
Illinois
Mexican driver.
H. l.. Miller and man named
Carleton. Of Chicago, escaped and
made their way to Cobachi. Miller
was slightly wounded. The killing
occurred four miles east of Cobachi.
thirty-five miles east of La Colorado
DR.. Coy and Mackenzie left No
gales week ago for Torres. Thence
the two men named accompanied by
others went to Camp Toledo, seventy
the purpose of examining some prop
critics owned by Chicago syndicate.
The party left Toledo Wednesday in
two stages on the return trip to La
Colorado. DR.. Coy, Mackenzie and
Miller were in the first stage, and
Mccall, Carleton and Stubinger in
the second, each having a Mexican
driver. The party had just emerged
from the hills are were entering into
a fiat country when they were at
tackled by the Indians.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
ROSWELL is BUILDING
WITH JEALOUS SPIRIT

Emmett Patton, city attorney OF
Roswell, merits his position in the
Capital City of the rich Pecos Valley
by his enthusiasm.
"We have quite the best city for its
size in the land" said Mr.. Patton last
night before leaving Santa Fe for the
garden spot Of his valley, "and the
great thing with us is that we are
growing. One of the chief causes
which Roswell residents have for self
|congratulation at this time is that we
are to have free mail delivery March
of this year We have 5000 inhab-
itants and they are an excellent class
of people. We have more college
graduates to the square mile at Ros-
well and in that community than at
any other point in New Mexico. You
would be surprised at the amount of
culture existing there. Our public H.
brary is always filled with men and
women who are reading the Forum
and all of the big solid monthly re-
views.
School Buildings.
"We have three of the best public
school buildings in the Territory be.
sides the excellent New Mexico Mill
tary Institute which is an ideal insti-
tuition. Our Central High School build
ing cost $4,000; the Mark Howell
school building, $4,000, and the Pauley
school building $4,000. Over 1000 pu-
pills are enrolled and we have corps
of nineteen teachers.
Council 10 Alive.
"Our city council is alive to the situ-
alton every time In April last we had
the good fortune to elect for members
of the city council business men Of
public spirit who 60 ahead and do
things. J. F. Hinkle, the mayor, has
served several times as member of
the territorial council from the Ninth
District. George L. Wyllys, once clerk
Of the Supreme Court Of New Mexico,
and former resident of Santa Fe, is
also a member Of Roswell's city coun-
Gil. You can see that when the best
people Of q city are in the harness
they are sure to make things go.
improvements In Hand.
I'm the business and central resi-.
dence portion Of the city we are now
and have for some time been building
good cement sidewalks that are as
substantial ~ comfortable and attrac-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21


road depot and to all of the public
school buildings of the city. Most oi
the principal streets are being graded
at this time. Four inches of gravel
are being placed upon the central resi-
dence streets. The three open ditches
which run through the city have been
ordered tiled or cemented to avoid
seepage and evaporation, the moisture
thus precluded being unpleasant to
the many health seekers who come to
Roswell each winter.
aGa4 TO Build a Dyke.
1T is also proposed to build dyke
along the north bank of the Rio Hondo
to prevent a possible recurrence OF
the floods of last fall. The Hondo
reservoir, which the government is at
present constructing twelve miles
south of Roswell will doubtless store
these flood waters and prevent re.
currence of the flood, but out of an
abundance of caution 1t is proposed to
build dyke wide enough for a drive
way and thus absolutely insure the
city against damage by flood.
Hondo Reservoir.
"The Hondo reservoir will be COM
pleted during the coming spring or
summer and will at once put 10000
acres Of rich land under. irrigation in
addition to that already irrigated. At
ter the reservoir has been finished for
a while and the cement has thoroughly
settled the maximum amount Of water
may increase the irrigated
acreage another 5000 acres"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
WALPOLE'S PLUM
NOW IN DOUBT

Washington, Jan. 21.-The postofice
department has withheld the commits
sion OF N. s. Walpole, whose nomina-
ton as postmaster of Pueblo was
confirmed eleven days ago, and against
whom thirty-two indictments have
been returned in connection with al
legged frauds in the recent election.
The matter is being inquired into by
the department.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
srEyN IS REcoNclLEp.

Paris, Jan. 21.-Judge Steyn, former
president Of the Orange Free State.
now the Orange River Colony, has left
Paris for South Africa. He has be-
come reconciled to the changed condi-
tions and intends to reside on his farm
IN the colony
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
ROOSEVELT hoNoREp.

Troy, N. r, Jan. 21.-President
Roosevelt, 1t is stated, will attend vii.
liams College commencement in June
and will receive there the degree Of
LID.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
HORSE THIEF KILLED.

Folsom, Union County, N. NJ, Jan.
y. Deputy Sheriff Thomas yesterday
shot and killed notorious horse
thief ana bandit leader BY the name
q Nsvins, who was resisting arrest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-01-21
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED

Dos Moines. Iowa, Jan. 21.-Carl N.
Spencer, until recently assistant cash
Ter Of the Des Moines National Bank
was arrested today by United States
Deputy Marshal Johnson, charged with
having smbssSled $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28

SINKS u. S. SHIP

William Vandroski, a non-union
teamster empl yed by RoLhschiN and
Company, had his nose broken and
his head badly cut. w C. Meeker, a
driver for the Wells-Fargo Express
company, was beaten until he became
uncon cious. There were probably Il
score of similar episodes throughout
the city during the day, and by ght-
fall twelve strikers had been arrested
charged with assault
Several Arrests Made.
Police Inspector LAWN today arrest
ed Nicholas Reichert. James c liins,
John II. Doherty and a man named
Wahl on a charge of II piring to
slug II f. Jones. bar steward of the
Wells Fargo company, and w 2 Ellis
superintendent of the city delivery de
partmcnt OF the same company.
Re ebert aftel being taken iutc
Gust, ds. confessed his share in the
matter, and his statements led to tht
arrest Of the other three.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
WOULD DN'T PAY THREE DOLLARS
TO BURY HIS CHILD
And Ohio Man Took the Corpse Back
Home From Cemetcry--Nel9h'
bo"s Had Him Arrested.

Mansfield, O.. May 81 Because he
found that II would cost him 81 t
bury his infant child In the cemetery
Jacob Steible, who went 10 the GENE
terry this morning with the body in q
box To have II buried took Il hacl
home.
One Of the neishhors made CON
plant to the police about Stelhlet
actions IN bringing the corpse bach
home with him and as a result q 2
charge be ng made that Steible ha.
been accustomed 10 boat his wifc h.
was arrested on the charge Of assault
Steible was bound over TO court,
and in default Of bond was taken tC
the county Jail this afternoon ChieI
Of Police Wen and CAPTAIN Charles
went cut 70 the house and brought thc
corpse to police headquarters This
afternoon 4 was taken 70 the GENE
terry and buried Rev, Fafher Schrcih
er having arranged for the inicrment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
TOXIC WAITS FOR NEWS
WITH CoNEiDENCE IN TOG,

Toxic, May 27.-All Toxic Is eagerly
awaiting advices Of the engagement
between the naval forces Of Admiral
Togo and Rear Admiral oiestvensky.
Ii is believed that the fleet Of RussiaD
vessels seen al Saddle Iglands com
prise the main fighting strength of Ro
jestvensky's fighting forces and thai
after coaling there the Russians brave
ly headed for Tsu Islands, eleeting to
Z We battle in the event of meeting
the warships under command of the
japanese admiral,
The fact that BojeStveasky appear
to have used The Formosan channel
has crea cd surprise as 1t was gener-
ally expected he would pursue a course
eastward Of Formosa This increase,
the belief that til Russians are anX-
ious 10 give battle.
1t is rumored that the Rus.ian fee
divided into two squdrous as they ap
preached the Korean channels today
The people have received the news
of the prospective figh. with elat on
so great Is tleir confidence in Togo
While II Is thought a portion of the
Russian fleet is certain to reach Vladi
vastok, it Is believed Togo is bound tc
seriously or ppte the main gh'inl
ships of his adversary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
BROKE HIS NECK
WALKED HOME
DISTANCE WAS A MI AND A
pAL FIELD HIS HEAD w HIS
HANDS THE ENTIRE DISTANCE
DOCTORS DuMRF ouNDED.

Chicago. May ~ Benjamin Qain-
tte, pain or, fell from a build ng to-
lay and broke his neck. lie tasn walk
ed miie and half TO his home. al
hough he was compellei 10 hold his
head in his hands for the ent re die
ance.
When ha reached his house, bis wife
sent for the paice ambulance and
Quinette was taken to 4 lospt' Al
where physicians declared his neck
was fractured at the hfh vert Zebra.
The doctors al first ref s9d q bel eve
he had walked mile ard half, hut
Il was found to be truc When asked
If his neck dia no; trouble him. dur.
ing Il S walk, Quinet repl Ell My
head felt pretty hcaTy and had 70
bold il with my hands % Keep II from
falling over
The mans Injuries are etpeeted p
prove fatal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
PRESIDENT SHEA
IS OEPOSED
,ENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD or
TRANSFERS UNION TAKE.
MANAGEMENT or STRIKE.
AWAY FROM HIM.

Chicago. May 27 The general e
culiye board of the 'rcamsters' i'm o.,
as taken the management Of the
lrike Nsiis Of the hands Of Presidefss
Shea. and Il will be managed hereafi
er By the board. and dhe local strike
committee. After assuming control 81
he trite the executive board issued
statement in which they say the
strike sh uld be confined TO Chicago
md to as few men in Chicago as N
lossible, express opposition 70 spread
Ing The strike to any workmen except
the teamsters, and hope that peacs
viii soon be establi he'll
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
GAS GRAB CRAFT
IS KNOCKED OUT
Offer TO Lease Philadelphia
Works Has Been Withdrawn
THE PUBLIC DID IT
cOuNclLMEN FINALLY HEED THE
CRIES OF INDIGNANT clTl.
ZENS-BIG VICTORY FOR
MAYOR WEAVER.

Philadelphia. May 27.-Arier con
tost last ng five days the republican
rganiza ion" led by insurance Com
missioner Du ham, was forrel today
" public opp, s'tion and clamor =
ibanlon its efforts to extend the
ease of the city gas works 70 the
IN ted Gas improvement Company
or seven Y FIVE years Thomas Doan
prsilent Of the company today for
warded a formal letter 20 the presi-
lenis of the select and common
ranches Of The CITY council withdraw.
ng his proposit On 10 advance he city
s25.0e0 900 in consideration of an e..
cnsi of & lcate which the com
,any nov holds.
Graft Defeated.
The Withdrawal of tho company
FIR s undoubtedly a signal vic'ory
'or Mayor Weaver in his fight with the
organizat on though 1t does no
mean the end Of the battle. The in.
'unction proce dirgs FRO 'ght by David
Smythe, former direc or Of pablC
safety, and Pc er E. Costello, formel
sirec'cr of public works, agaius May
lr Weaver and their success oes. Col
'helden Potter and A. Lincoln Acker
% res rain the mayors apno ntees
rom conducting the affairr Of the tw
departments, is still o come mp TO
argument and leaders W II make
le errrined effort 10 have he temper
| ry injunction made permanent
| Since last Tues ay. wben the May
II caused Ahc first sensation hy oust
ng Directors Smythe and Cos clio an
ppeintirg their success prs, grea
| Tessure has been brougsi to boar al
n the counclmcn by bosh sides an,
he organ zation'' leaders have stead
" maintained confidence in the r abb
~ 10 have the gas lease passed owe
| he MAYORS veto.
Popular Opposition Pronounced.
/ Popular opposi ion becomes 50 PR
souncod, however that save~al men
1ers of the councils wa0 original
toted for the Lease bog ii 10 SLOW dis
| position 10 accede to the wishes d
| The constituents and today, W th a
most week intervening before tn
ease should come up for final action
he mayor required only seven vote
II the select council and ten in th
ommon council to sustain his vetc
! |: became evident the leaders wer
osing control Of the councils bur the
were saved from putting the
treng to direct teri when th
'ompany W thdrew its BID.
General satisfaction was sxprcsse
throughout the city when 1t becam
,noWn the gas lease offer had bee
withdrawn Mass meetings which ha
been arranged in many wards to pr
}, est against the lease were largely a
ended and the mayors victory w
! the subject of all the addresses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-28
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN
Ralph Parker, After a Years Illness
Sueeumhs TO Consumption at Age
of rs Years.

Ralph Parker son of NJ and Mrg
William Parker. Of Az Thlr ysiSth
lied al 1880 O'Clock Yesterday after
noon after an illness Of nearly year
The deccHrei was a bright young MAJ
IS years old His death was due e
consumption. He attended the Lincolr
school over year ago, but his heats
compelled him TO give up his studies
but he has not been confined to h s
bed but only a few days
Mr.. Parker Is employed as mill
wright at the s niger Manufac urint
co,npsnys plant The funeral notic'
appears elsewhere The ,in'ermen
will be made az Beech Ridge