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, 1906-08-04

st. Petersburg, Aug flight police
men killed in a clash this morning be-
tween police and strikers at Sestro-
retsk railway station. Most shops in
city closed by proprietors who fear vi
olence from strikers. Strong patriotic
police cover the streets. The situation
is hourly growing more threatening
Danger of Violence Increases.
AS the strike increases the danger OF
violence is also more imminent. Extra
with quick firing guns have
been pressed into service by the gov
eminent. Reports received this morn
ing indicate that a minor strike occur
red at Ysofk Ekaterinoslav and else
where throughout the province Inc
Neva district is carefully p~atrolled. A
dispatch from Halsingfors, Finland,
says the attempt to organize a strike
which originated during the mutiny at
Svesborg fortress, has failed.
Arrested o sight.
Members of the red guards are be
ing arrested on sight. The socialists
are second of the strikers split. The
moderates have condemned the red
guards. Captain Cook has resigned as
chief guard and was succeeded by a
, 1906-08-04
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
WILL NOT ACCEPT CITY GER
TlFICATES UNLESS PRE-
sENTED BY CUSTOMER.
Kansas City, Kansas, Finances in
Tangle on Account of Closing
Down of Joints and Shutting Off
of Revenues of City-MunicipaIity
Running Behind at Rate of Three
Hundred Dollars a Day.

Kansas City, Kas,, Aug. 4.-Oficers
of the Commercial National bank to-
day said they would no longer cash
warrants on this city unless the person
holding the warrants had a deposit in
the bank equal to the amount of the
warrant.
Joints Closed and Money Scarce.
The vigorous prosecution of the state
prohibition law has closed all the
joints. The city's revenues without
these fines equals Only half its ex-
penditures, and the municipality is
running behind at the rate of $500
a day.
, 1906-08-04
Jolt for Wife Beater.

Goldfeld. New, Aug, standing
tied to "a post for two hours each day
for the entire month Of August, with
a placard bearing the announcement,
wife beaten" hung from his neck, is
the punishment of Martin German, con-
victed of beating his wife. This is the
law of Nevada and the first time 1t has
been carried out.
, 1906-08-04
MET THEM
HALF WAY
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION HAS CONFERENCE WITH
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
New Railroad Rate Law, Which Goes
Into Effect Near End of Present
Month, Subject of Meeting at
Washington, and Satisfactory In
Outstanding Established.

General Passenger Agent e. l.. Lo-
max and General Freight Agent E. H
Woods of the Union Pacific left Wash
ington today, says a dispatch from that
city to the Omaha Bee, together with
other big guns of the railroad world,
for Philadelphia and New York, having
accomplished considerably more than
they expected with the interstate COM
merce commission in relation to the
new railroad rate law, which goes into
effect August 2S. After the conferences
this morning Chairman Knapp of the
commission intimated to the railroad
men that they would be expected to
make every effort to enforce the law,
but that physical impossibilities would
not be expected of them. Both Mr..
Lomax and Mr.. Wood expressed them
selves as satisfied with the conference
had with the commission.
, 1906-08-04
ARRANGING FOR SHOOT
DURING FAIR WEEK.

The Laramie Rod and Gun club will
hold a meeting Monday evening, at 8
O'Clock, in the furtherance of the plans
of the club for a state shoot at the
fair grounds during the coming county
fair. A committee will be named to
see the directors of the fair association
to get the aid of that board. 1t is
hoped to have every club in the state
represented and some splendid prizes
hung up.
, 1906-08-04
the roof of the main slope in the mine,
which, it is claimed, was not properly
timbered.
Telearaphers Go FISHING.

Howell last night on a fishing trip, the
latter having a very close call. He was
walking on the sand at the edge of
the water when he began to sink. going
in a few minutes in quicksand to his
armpits and having some difficulty in
getting to solid ground again. The
gentlemen caught a couple of fish about
fourteen inches long and some smaller
ones.
, 1906-08-04
Oldest Duke Dead,

London, Aug. 4.-The Duke of Rut-
land, the Oldest duke, died this norm
ing. His name was John James Man
ming and was the seventh duke of Rut-
land. He was born in 1918 and was
an author. The duke had been post
master general and had held other
public Offices.
, 1906-08-04
Is Gaining in Volume.
Jews to Be in Readiness.

Warsaw, Aug. A proclamation
was issued today by the Jewish social
lists urging all Jews to hold themselves
ready to appear on the streets armed
as soon as the signal is given. A
panic is feared. The Polish socialists
also issued a proclamation. They ad
nit they killed twenty policemen last
week. 1t is claimed they are respon-
sible for the recent train holdup.
, 1906-08-04
DEATH OF MRS. TIERNEY
IN DENVER HOSPITAL.

Word was received here today of
the death at st. Joseph's hospital, Den
yer, last night of Mrs. Ed. Tierney,
wife of the district foreman at Raw
Inns and a former resident of this city.
Mrs. Tierney leaves a daughter and
two sons, besides her husband, to
her loss. The remains will be
taken to Rawlins for interment.
, 1906-08-04

man named Lucte, who urged his &c
lowers to fight.
, 1906-08-04
Guns Removed From Ships.

Odessa, Aug. At is reported that
the breech blocks have beentakenf from
all guns of the Black sea fleet, because
the officers fear the men may become
disloyal. M. Kaulbars, government
general, is consulting with Admiral
Skrydolff at Sevastopol regarding the
best course to pursue in view of the
strike situation.
, 1906-08-04
Senator's Niece Missing.

Sterling, H., Aug. Nothing was
heard today from Miss Ruth Teller, a
piece OF the senator from Colorado,
who yesterday eloped with Emerson
Krantz. a country school teacher. The
of Senator Teller is here today
and says she knows nothing about the
girl, the eIopement or the supposed
marriage.
, 1906-08-04
LARAMIE MAN WINS
TILE -tocT kJIIkaDED

Hans Berlin, a tie chopper at the
Douglas creek tie camp, and a native
of Sweden, is said to have drawn No. J.
at Lander today, in the drawing of
lands in the opening of the Shoshone
reservation. He is now at Shoshoni
or Lander. Mr.. Berlin has a niece,
Miss Christine Anderson, in this city.
, 1906-08-04
AduIterant Not Injurious.

Judge Grant held that an injustice
had been done the Jones Bros. com
pany, as the burnt sugar used vas not
in any sense injurious to health and
that the vinegar is among the very
best received in this state. He was
not willing to decide the case, how
ever, as his decision would not be final
in any event, and upon his suggestion
it will be left to the district court.
, 1906-08-04
Buys John Harvard Home.

London, Aug. 4.-Nelson Morris is
reported to have recently purchased
the John Harvard home, at Stratford-
on-Ayon, with the intention of present
ing it to Harvard university.
Prejudice Causes Hesitation.
He hesitated making the tender,
however, on account of the recent
prejudice aroused against American
meat packers. Speaking of the meat
, 1906-08-04
Cabins Filled With Flowers.

~Cherbourg. Aug. 4.-When the Long
worths arrived here this afternoon
from Paris n boarded the st. Paul,
they found their cabins filed with
flowers. fruits and other gifts from no
tables Of France and ambassadors of
different countries. A big crowd saw
the couple off.
, 1906-08-04
viii Paint the Roof.

1. L. Woodward is here with a gang
of ten or twelve painters, and they will
put two coats of paint on the roof of
the Union Pacific hotel, the depot and
the baggage and express offices, the
roof on the west side of the building
to be covered with sand to prevent the
roof catching fire. Mr.. Woodward
and his men will be here about a week.
, 1906-08-04
NOTED BEAU DEAD.
Man Appointed Collector of Customs
by Abraham Lincoln.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 4.--Colonel
Cuthbert Bullitt. appointed by Presi-
dent Lincoln as collector of customs
at New Orleans, died today, aged 81
years. He was known as a great beau
personal appearance during his fatal
illness.
, 1906-08-04
BABE DIED ON TRAIN
COMING TO CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frederick of
Twin Falls, Idaho, were among the
guests at The Kuster last night. They
were en- route to Indian territory with
their nine-months-old babe. which sick
ened and died last night, as the train
neared Lookout. The body of the in
FAINT was turned over TO Undertaken
stryker, who prepared it for burial, the
interment occurring here.
, 1906-08-04
THE KELLER BABY
SWALLOWED A NAIL.

DR.. McCollum was called this morn
ing to treat the 2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Keller. on Fifth street,
who swallowed a shingle nail. The
little fellow was relieved of danger
and is now all right.
, 1906-08-04
Bridge Superintendent Dead.

E. H. Wright, a former superintend-
ent of bridges and buildings on the
Southern Pacific, who was about 73
years of age and who had been a pen
sioner under the new system for some
years, died at his home at Ogden at
midnight.
, 1906-08-04
TRYING To ARRANGE
GAME OF BASEBALL,

Captain Biddle of the maneuver
camp is Islay vas in the city today,
with some other officers, trying to ar
range a baseball game between the
soldiers and the town players. 1t is
possible the tive teams will get to-
gether.
, 1906-08-04
Brouqht Younq son Home.

Dan Sullivan was in the city the
first of the week, says the Green River
Star, returning to Laramie Monday, ac.
companied by his son Dan, who has
been visiting several weeks in the city.
, 1906-08-04
Earthquake Shakes Felt.

Fort DeFrance, Martinique, Aug. A.
Four strong earthquake shocks were
felt here. The inhabitants fear Mount
Pelee is again becoming active.
, 1906-08-04
Parliament Takes Recess.

London, Aug. parliament ad-
journed today until October 81. The
appropriation bill passed, and the royal
assent was received to the bills passed.
, 1906-08-04
Admiral Train Dead.

Che Foo, Aug. 4.-Rear Admiral
Charles j. Train, commander-in-chief
of the United States Asiatic fleet, died
at 9:l6 this morning of uraemia.
, 1906-08-04
VIII Mark Packages.

Mr.. Tidwell said the company would
be willing hereafter to properly mark
each package of its vinegar, giving the
exact proportion of burnt sugar used,
and to in every way comply with the
requirements of the law. He, too, was
willing that the matte should go di-
fectly to the district court and gave
bond for appearance.
, 1906-08-04
To Furnish Gas at Cost.

Tulsa, l. T., Aug. 4.-The Tulsa
Commercial Club Gas company has
been incorporated with a capital of
$500, 900. 1t is to furnish gas to pros
pective manufacturers at cost.
, 1906-08-04

Standing in the crowded court room,
surrounded by his former friends, he
pleaded guilty to the six indictments.
He received mis- sentence of twelve
years from his old friend, Judge Scott,
with an utterly detected air, departing
from the court room with bowed head
and wet eyes.
, 1906-08-04
NO SERVICES AT
WEST SIDE CHURCH.

No services whatever will be held In
the West Side church tomorrow. a
meeting of the church council will be
held on Tuesday evening.
, 1906-08-04
FILTERS SET RAISE.
Agreement Reached and Contract Made
for Three Years.

New York, Aug. 4.-By agreement
made today, the steam filters will get
So per day from January 1, 1907, until
1910. Helpers will also receive a raise.
, 1906-08-04
TO SHOW LEPER.
Plan to Exhibit Man From Barge in
the Ohio River.

Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. "A com
mittee representing 500 citizens here
has been appointed to see the authori-
ties to secure a sanction for a plan to
exhibit George Rossett, the leper, for
the latter's benefit. Rossett would be
shown from a barge in the Ohio river.
, 1906-08-04
Gould Implicate Many.

New York, Aug. 4.-"Many persons
of prominence in Paterson, n. j., could,
if l willed, be implicated in my en-
~bezzlement," said William H. Belcher,
the city's former mayor. who returned
there Monday, after wandering a year
from the law, and surrendered to the
authorities
, 1906-08-04
Sailed for Home.

Paris, Aug. 4.-Congressman Long.
worth and wife sail for America today
on the st. Paul.
, 1906-08-04
COALITION OF SEMLINDEPEND-
EMIT TRIBES OF MOROCCO FOR
COMMON CAUSE AGAINST
FRENCH REPUBLIC.

Situation Said to Be More Critical
Than for Past Thirty Years and
Prince Abdul Hafod May Proclaim
Himself suItan-American Packer
Buys John Harvard Home in Eng
land for Presentation to Harvard.
, 1906-08-04

London, Aug. A dispatch from
Tangier published this afternoon says:
Sensational reports from the interior
are to the effect hat the violent anti
French agitation is rapidly spreading.
Military co%ntingents of the rebels are
being concqntrated around Morocco
City, the southern capital, and there
is no doubt hat a formal coalition of
the semi-independent vassals has been
formed.
CIamoring for Holy War.
They are clamoring for a holy war
n urging Viceroy Prince Abdul Ha-
fod to proclaim himself sultan. The
situation is more critical than it has
been for thirty years.
, 1906-08-04
STRIKERS AND OFFICERS COME
TOGETHER AT ST. PETERSBURG
RAILWAY STATION WITH FA-
tai RESULTS TO MANY.

Danger of Violence Grows as Strike In
rease and Police Are on Alert All
Time-RaiIroad Men Not Fully
Drawn Into Strike as Yet-Jews
Urged to Hold Themselves in
Readiness to Appear Armed.
, 1906-08-04

Miss Virginia Dimes was engaged
in a lengthy conversation with a young
man over the phone. when Mr.. Mullen
~endeavored to secure the line to sum
mon a physician. After several fruit
less attempts on MuIlen's part and the
girl persisting in holding the line, he
remarked that a person who would not
yield the line in such an emergency
was no lady. This brought forth the
wrath of the girls farther and he pro-
ceeded to the Mullen home forthwith
and assaulted Mr.. Mullen, being later
forcibly elected from the house with
the aid Of the servants. Criminal
charges were also lodged against Dimes
and he is now under bonds for his ap-
p~earance in court in September.
, 1906-08-04
Open to Suggestions.

They found the commission open to
suggestions and willing to aid wher-
ever possible to bring about a general
and comprehensive publication of tar
ifs, both freight and passenger, as con-
templated by section 6 of the act. The
commission, however, frankly stated to
the railroad officials that they could do
nothing until after the law went into
effect, but they suggested hat a COM
mittee be appointed from the railroads
in order that they might have the bene-
fit of the knowledge of these gentle
men to aid them in formulating rules
relative to printing, publishing and FL
ing of tariffs.
, 1906-08-04
Next Congress- Four Years Hence.

Rio De Janerio, Aug. At has vir-
tually been decided to hold the mex
Pan-American congress at Buenos
Ayres in 1910.
, 1906-08-04
ASSA|LANT SUED
BY HIS VICTIM
TYSON DIMES MADE. DEFENDANT
FOR DAMAGES FOR WHIP
PING HIS NEiGHeOR.
Unprovoked and ~cowardIy Assault Be-
cause Young Woman Was Asked
To Give UP T~wo-Party Telephone
That Physician Might Be Called
Punishment for Wife-seater.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 4.-Shortly be-
fore noon today, in the district court,
J.. K. Mullen, who was whipped in his
home last Sunday by Tyson s.. Dimes,
after a controversy with Virginia
Dimes over the use of the telephone,
filed suit against Mr.. Dimes for $4,000
damages. Thirty thousand is asked as
actual damages and twenty thousand
as punitive.
, 1906-08-04
Pc Il; t'jiii'i:. KILLED
IN CLASH At CAPITAL

man named Lucte, who urged his fol-
lowers to fight.
Used Dunn Dunn Bullets.
Lucte has little influence. 1t has
been established that during the Hell
singfors mutiny the red guards used
dun DUN bullets on the soldiers. At
the time the mutineers surrendered 500
Of them were taken prisoners and over
600 other mutineers are still missing.
Railroad Strike Fails.
The existing unrest in st. Peters
burg is not extended to the railroad
men. Several hours after the time set
for the general strike was initiated an
attempt to organize the railroad strike
had failed.
Is Gaining in Volume.
The strike movement at this hour
Is p. M is gaining in volume. Sew
eral clashes occurred between the
workmen and the police. The details,
however, are meager.
, 1906-08-04
should Be Standing Committee.

While it was not suggested by the
commission, it was intimated that the
committee should be a standing COM
mittee. and it is, therefore, expected
that a committee of two persons each
from the trunk line, central traffic,
southwestern and transcontinental d.
visions will be appointed 20 represent
these interests in all matters relating
to section G Of the act. The gentlemen
who were present at the conference
yesterday and today will have to report
the result of their conference with the
interstate commerce commission to
their chiefs and the appointment of
the committee undoubtedly will fol-
low to continue the work already be-
gun. Being east. Mr.. Lomax will make
, 1906-08-04
The Purest Made.

Justice Grant found that the Blue
Grass Belle was the purest cider vine
gar manufactured, a small percentage
of caramel being used to give the vim
egar an even color, as cider vinegar
will not all color alike, there being a
difference in the age of the apples from
which it is manufactured.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
REUNION DEL coMITE GEN.
TRIAL REPUBLlCANO

ouareei uene'a' 10 rsnS,.n,ao sonta
EepapisAno y. 80 1oos
re- ~. m' Asos.o ~ ~ [ n,,ar,e,ros dol
Una Reunion Nc sS,.ano .oS ae, Terr,.
Connie oen'iai Aep ,rs..,.s ~ ~ ssta
torlo de Nuevo Mexico % pr 81 es,a sa
llamado para reunlrse Gu a. q. ~ randa i
IA Socledad come,cla' ~ 70 maSa'
de Aipuqueraue ias - ~ ,ane
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
} MANIFESTO Al PUEBLO DE
NuEvo MEXICO.

Mis- cOnciudadan0s paisanos: Els
mi sincere deseo dirigir la palabra por
cuanto no soy uno de aquellos hom-
bres que han recibido una grande edu-
cacion que estan instruidos en- toda
clase de materias cientifisa, pero 81
digo, que soy un Neo-Mexicano Anne
ricano, donde pacl y me Ue, ,ocritlfian
ricano donde naci creci, y donde es-
pero vivir hasta ue ell Ser Supreme
me lame juicio. AL dirigir la pala-
bra por medic de esta manifestation
dlgo q mis- conciudadanos que 10 era
dentro de los limites de nuestro Te-
rritorio, esta actualmente habitado de
varias razas y Languages todos perte-
cientes aquel supreme gobierno libe-
raj Y agradecido, al querer o. no que
rer tendremos que respetar la consti-
tucion de los Estados Unidos y sus
leyes que nos rigen en- union de los
Estad0s Unidos de America y en- nues-
trO Territorio, 81 somos ciudadanos ca
lificados de buena fe nos tratarIamos
como hermanos, con igualdad y deber
just0, que deben hacer los seres huma-
nos. Lo que no Quieras para Il, no
quieres para tu hermano. vamos ca
minando en- union sin tomar ninguna
disencion nj question que nos dafie,
porque 81 nos sometemos q difficult
L. .
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
AsuNTos EN- LA coRTE DEL
JuEz DE PoLiclA
paz pecIarada en- la FamiIia Hoover
Manuel Abeyta BaIo un Cargo
Serlo.


Por que]a de iaora' y NJ iioo'e.
acusandole de apohuoho non,'opS, ~ ~
D. M Hoover rue 'arrestauo q sapas -
de Ia semana pasada pues'u oa's
una fianza para comparecei a "a ~ :,
riguacion 81 iunes On ~ nianua ~ : :
corte del 1uez de pa1 Jose maria ga :,
ella. Cuando ia causa Sc aserisao !. :.
ldnes 90 contino nas'a ias uos ue =
tarde del mismo dla. Ia paieJa na
biendo arreglado todo aii's'osai''eii'e
la causa fue desechada.
La Sra. Hoover arripo d Id ciuuau
unos cuantos dias pasauos en- pusce
de su esposo quien ella "a hapla apan
donado y encontrandolo cause su arrei
to bajo los cargos mencionados. iie
en- una nina, de cerca de seis amos az
edad. Mr.. Hoover es acentador de
ladrillo ha estado en- santa re POI
I'm afio mas. Vino aqui De Puep1o
Colorado, donde su esposa y nina mar
estado viviendo hasta el tempo que
vinieron a Santa Fe. Sc dice que IL
Sra. Hoover ha sido matrona de Ia po
licia por algun tempo en- Pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
IA PARTlDA DEL coBERNADoR
r EN- ALAMoGoRDo.
Placenteramente Entretenida---partie,
ron para cIoudcroft-La Recep-
cion.

Ell Gobernador Hagerman Y partida
consistiendo del Secretario del Terri
torio J. w. Reynolds, 81 Fiscal General
W. G. Reid v lmanejador general del
Ferrocarril FL Paso y Southeastern Y
d. 9. Carpenter, superintendent de
las minas de carbon de Dawson, arri-
baron a Alamogordo el martes a las
$40 dc la tarde. III viaje de Dawson
q Alamogordo fue sin ningunos even
tos y placentero. FL martes en- la no
che una recepcion fne tenida en- los
cuartos de la corte de distrito en- la
casa de cortes la cual fue grandemen-
te atendida por muchos ciudadanos
prominentes de Ia plaza y pals circun.
vecinos Los miembros de Ia partidf
fueron tratados muy cordialmente,
Ell microbes en- la tarde partieron pa
ra Cloudcroft.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
|EL MENsAJE
DEL PAPA
|C6ncerniente q Ia
Separation de Ia
. Iglesia.
PARA PRESERVLR IA FE
en- Francia e 81 Objeto--. Con.
dena Ia Ley Reciente-
mente Dscretada.

Roma, Agosto, l4.-El texto de L
enciclIca del Papa q los arzoblspos
obispos de Francia concerniente 4 81
futura conducta en- vista de Ia deere
tacion de las leyes proveyendo par
la separation de la iglesia del estad,
aparec'eron en- el oDservatore Roma
no noy Dice que 81 temp ona lleea
40 para indicar 10 que debe nacers'
para delender y preservar Ia religion
en- Francia.
Decision en- cuanto & la Ley DlfsrIda
"Nosotros diferimos," continue Il
inciciica, 'nuestra decision debldo
"a .p1. srAe'a W es.a s'a'v 'u.'''o'
sentimiento car,tat,vn nor ,os srorda,
sorvic,os oue vuastro naclor ho ran
dido a Ia iy,es,a HabIendo ortar,or
mente condenado est a,uic,,a lev ava
m,namos con ., cu,dado mas yr.rd1
sus articulas mara ver q, el1os nermi
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-08-18
CHARLES v. SAFFORD
Secretarlo.
cAHALLos ExrRAvlADos Y Mu-
Ia vENpIDos PoR BUENos
pREClOS.

Ell inspector Joseph E. Napier del
Cuerpo de Sanidad de Recess esta muy
satIsfeco con Ell resultado de sus es-
fuerzos iniciales como vendedor. No
tuvo diflcultad en- hallar compradores
para los tres caballos y una mula las
cuales vendi6 Ell sabado pasado en- es-
ia ciudad. La oferta estuvo muy anil
mosa y Sc obtuvieron precios muy re-
gulares. La mula fue yendida por
$50 a Ventura Barros. Manuel Ortiz
compr6 uno de los caballos por $33
y Celso Ortiz compr6 otro por $40.
Ell otro fue vendido por $22. Los anil
males que fieron vendidos en- subas-
ia pdblicas fueron hallados extravia-
dos en- tempo pasado y como no Sc
pudo saber uienes eran los duenos Sc
dispuso de ellos en- este modo segun
proveido por ley. El dinero que Sc
obtuvo de la venta fue retornado a
la tesorerIa del Cuerpo de Sanidad de
Recess. Mr.. Napier parti6 para su re-
sidencia en- Las Vegas el ldnes en- la
noche.