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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
RECEIVERS MONEY
LOST IN GAMBLING
Colonization c Agent After Large Tracts
Of Land Near Las vegas-TWo
Deaths Near City.

A license to marry mas been granted
Serapio Ortiz and Anita Gallegos, both
of Las Vegas.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills today dis
charged the territorial grand jury fol
the present session of the district
court for San Miguel County.
Teresa de Benavidez, died few
days ago at her home near Las Vegas
She was aged % years and leaves g
husband and an infant child.
Mrs. Josefa R. de Garcia died at q
Porvenir on Wednesday of dropsy. She
was 60 years old.
In the case Of Mrs. Juanita Medina
VS.. Adelaide Gonzales, in the district
court for San Miguel County, heard
before Chief Justice w. j. Mills on
Thursday, judgment for $25 was given
in favor Of the plaintiff. The money
had been lost over the gambling table
by Manuel Medina, husband Of the
plaintiff.
e. Hibbard Witherell Of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, is at Las Vegas
to purchase large tracts Of land neal
the Meadow City for colonization pur
poses.
Miss Hattie Games who has beer
visiting friends at Santa Fe has re
turned to Las Vegas where she Is Q
guest Of her sister.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
MANY CHARGES
AGAINST THIS MAN
Jury Sorts Out One Count of conspi
racy and Seventy-three Counts
Of Larceny. .,

Boston. Mass, June 9.-Guilty or
one count of conspiracy and seventy
three Of larceny was the jury's verdict
today in the case Of Ferdinand e
Borges. Borges had been indicted In
company with former Congressman
William D. Owen Of Indiana on 27(
counts Of larceny and two conspiracies
In connection with the promoting Of
the Uberto Plantation Company Of
Boston and Mexico. Owen has moi
been arrested.
William d. Owen, former Congress
man and Secretary Of State, has beer
absent from the United States for
year according to Information here
He Is believed to be In Europe. I
Is not known what action the authori
ties have taken towards having hin
arrested.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
CAPTAIN DAME
TO RESIGN
Death from tuberculosis Of Man Who
Had Lived Sixty fears at A.
buquerque.

At the annual meeting of the Al
buquerque Commercial Club held on
Thursday evening, G. L. Brooks was
elected president to succeed Willard
s. Hopewell. G. L. Brooks, O. N.
Marion and G. E. Newcomer were re-
elected the executive committee Of the
club. Other officers elected were: Noa
Ilfeld, first vice president; j. G, Bal
bridge, second vice president; M. W..
Flournoy, treasurer; and P, f, Nc
Gamma, secretary. Mr.. McCanna be-
ginning his sixth term in that capacity.
The club is free from debt and owns
a fine building.
The Albuquerque Citizen is authori-
ty for the statement, that despite re-
peated denials, Captain w. e. Dame
intends to resign as c.crk of the Sec
ond Judicial District Court, and many
candidates are already in the field for
his position.
Five deaths are recorded In last
evenings Albuquerque Citizen. Rob
ert Adair, aged 40 years, who the day
before had attended the funeral OF
his brother-in-law Frank Gonzales,
died at his home Thursday afternoon.
He was a native OF England and was
employed as cook at the Alvarado.
The funeral took place today. Mrs.
Miquela Candelaria de Morris died on
Thursday afternoon of cancer. A
daughter, Josefita L. de Apodaca, and
a son, Teotilo Candelaria, survive. The
funeral took place this forenoon. John
G.. Clark, a blacksmith at the Santa
Fe Railway shops died yesterday of
Bright's disease. He had been a resi-
dent of Albuquerque the past six
months and came from Watsonville,
California. Nestor Gutierrez, aged 60
years, died on Thursday afternoon Of
consumption. The funeral took place
yesterday. Gutierrez had been a
resident Of Albuquerque all his life
James Martin, aged Al years, died on
Thursday of tuberculosis having come
to Albuquerque for lis health from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, year
ago.
The association of nurses at Albu-
querque this week elected the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Lillian
Radcliffe; first vice president, Miss
Merritt; second vice president, Mrs.
Breen; secretary, Miss Millett; treas
urer, Miss Claypool; historian, Mrs,
Mary Hunter; executive committee,
Mrs. Pennell and Miss Gavin.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
INSURANCE COMPANIES
FORCED TO PAY
Losses in San Professionalism
er Davis Of Nevada Advances
Plan.

Carson, New, June 9.-Insurance
Commissioner Davis in discussing the
fight now going on in San Francisco
between the insurance companies and
the policy holders said yesterday:
IF Commissioner Wolf, of Califor.
mia, finds the insurance companies re.
sorting to petty and dishonest tactics
and refusing to settle losses on prop.
erty he should order them to discon.
tinue business in the state of Califor.
MIA and at once every state In the
Union should issue the same order
through it's commissioners. Concert
ed action among the commissioners
will soon settle this question. Any
company barred from California by
Commissioner Wolf cannot do business
in Nevada If can help it."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
LOSS OF SUIT CAUSES
GIRLS SUICIDE.

Fort Worth, Texas, June 9.--Miss
BERTHE Matin, prominent young won.
an Of this city, is dead, the result Of
two pistol shots fred into her heart
by her own hand. She had been
morose and broodlng several weeks
over the loss Of some property in a
lawsuit and was much disposed to re.
main by herself.
Obtaining pistol she put an end
to her existence and left no word oi
explanation. .
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
AMBASSADOR GIVES
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
In Tokio-Long List Of Celebrities
Present-Several Generals and
Admirals.

Tokio,F June 9.-The reception given
by the American ambassador, Luke
Wright this evening, was one Of the
most brilliant social functions ever
seen here. Nearly 300 persons were
present including Cabinet Ministers,
members of the diplomatic corps, sew
eral generals and admirals and many
court and civil officials.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
HUNGARIAN RECEIVES
Isl. CHALLENGES
TO Fight DueIs as Result Of Insulting
Bank clerk-Officials Want
Blood.

Vienna, June 9.-Richard Zombory
the well known Hungarian sportsman
residing at Buda Pest, Misplaced him.
self in the position of having to fight
one hundred and fifty-one duels as q
result of refusing to accept chal
lenge from a bank clerk whom he in
suited. Zombory said that his social
position precluded giving him the
usual satisfaction. Thereupon one
hundred and fifty officials of the bank
promptly challenged Zombory
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
u. S. GUNBOAT
TO GUATEMALA
Investigating Reported Shipments o
Arms and Recruits for Revo-
utionists.

Washington, June 9.-Secrecy nc
longer surrounds the movements oi
the United States Cruiser Marblehead
which sailed north from Panama. Al
the request of the state department
the Marblehead sailed for San Jose
Guatemala, to investigate the move
ments Of the steamer Empire which
is reported to have landed recruits
from San Francisco and arms and am
munition for the revolutionists.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
AMERICAN WOMAN
LOSES CHAMPIO ONSHIP
| Miss Sutton Of California, Beaten at
Tennis BY Miss Douglas Of
England.

Liverpool, June y.-In the final
round Of womans tennis, Miss Douglas
beat Miss May Sutton of California,
rs, 6-2. This robs the American of
the Northern Counties Ladies Cham.
pionship.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
KING EMANUEL
DOCTOR OF LAW
Says He Would Accept Degree From
Pennsylvania University.

Rome, June 9.-King Victor Eman-
uel, answering today the suggestion
made through the foreign minister, Tit
toni, said that he would be delighted
to accept the degree OF doctor OF law
from the Pennsylvania University. II
1t we're offered him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
WILLIAM P. WHITE
SUCCEEDS SENATOR GORMAN

Baltimore, Maryland, June 9.-Ex-
Governor William Pinkney Whyte of
this city, was yesterday appointed Uni
ted States Senator by Governor Edwin
Warfield to succeed the late United
States Senator Arthur P. German.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
MRS. LYDIA STOUT
DIES AT ROSWELL.

Mrs. Lydia A. Stout, wife Of s. A.
Stout, died at Roswell this week Of
tuberculosis after q residence Of six
weeks In the Pecos Valley.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
GOREMYKJN HAS
NOT YET RESIGNED
According to Official Announcements
Other Reports Say He Is
Out.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-The Bourse
Gazette today prints the statement
that Goremykin of the ministry resign
ed yesterday evening. No confirmation
Of the report is obtainable at this
hour.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
BRYAN TO VISIT
ST. PETERSBURG
While at Home He is Being Doomed
for Presidency Under Democratic
Banner.

Karsbad, June 9.--William J. Bry'
an, wife, son and daughter, arrived
here yesterday and left for Dresden to.
day. Mr.. Bryan's plans are somewhat
uncertain though he probably will pro
ceed to st. Petersburg by way of Ber.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
FIRE DRANK UP

FIRE DRANK UP
WHOLE BREWERY.
Huntington, W. v, June 9.-The
plant Of the West Virginia Brewing
Company was destroyed by fire early
today. The loss was 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
Goremykin Has Not ~Resioned,

st. Petersburg, June 9.-The Asso
ciated Press is authorized to deny the
report that the resignation of Goremy
kin from the cabinet has already been
submitted to the emperor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-09
LOGICAL Nominee of Democrats.

EUy1CdI INuIHiHed UI UtNHUCTdt6.
Washington, June 9.-Former Sen
ator James X. Jones of Arkansas, two
times chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee, and one of Bryan's
closest friends called on the President
today. Afterwards he declared for Mr..
Bryan, the nomination by the Demo
Gratis for the Presidency.
Il believe Mr.. Bryan is the logical
candidate for the Democratic party"
said Jones, "and my judgment is that
he will be the nominee and will make
the race under the Democratic stand
ard for third time. If he makes the
race, l think he will be elected"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
cauqht Lootinq a Car.

Night Yard Master Bonham of the Iron Mountain yards at Van Buren dis. covered man throwing small boxes from merchandise car and closed the door on him and telephoned for Sheriff Moon, who quickly appeared and placed the fellow under arrest and lodged him in jail pending prelim- mary trial The man, who gives his name as Louis Handley, is supposed to have had some accomplices, for he had thrown out as much as three or four men could have carried away. He had been seen loafing about the yards, with two other tramps for sev- eral days, but search of the tramp's hold outs in the caves in the noun tains west of town failed to locate them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Store Closed by Creditors.

The dry goods and gents furnish ing store of Ed. E. Briscoe and com- pany, at Van Buren, has been closed by local and foreign creditors. Early Saturday morning the Peters Shoe company of St. Louis levied on all the stock that could be found in the building The proprietors began a slaughter of prices that quickly made the talk of the street and by 10 a. m. there was such crowd in the store that it was necessary at times 10 lock the doors. Goods were sold at such ridiculously low prices that be fore the doors we've finally closed the stock had been depleted to small remnant. leaving but little for the creditors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Death Came as She Lauahed.

Mrs. l.. Lee dropped dead a5 Lo- nOke while at breakfast. She was laughing and talking about phone message she had just received, and was ostensibly in good health when a pain struck her in the forehead. The pain left almost as suddenly as it came, and she continued to laugh and talk. when she again threw her hand to her forehead and sank to the floor dead. Heart disease Was probably the cause of her sudden death. Mrs. Lee was an old and highly esteemed resi- dent of Lonoke. and a member of the Methodist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
involuntary Bankrupt.

Ike Bleiden, dry goods and cloth. ing merchant of Foreman, went into involuntary bankruptcy in the feder- al district court at TeXarkana this aft ernoon on a petition filed by the Lou isyille, Ky, Clothing company and other creditors. Bleiden confessed his insolvency, and upon his waiving legal formalities the case was turn. ed over at once to the referee in bank ruptcy, who adjudged Bleiden a bank rupt and appointed Carl Schuman of Foreman as receiver. The stock of goods was ordered sold on January 9, and the first meeting of the cred itors will be held January 26. The assets of the bankrupt are estimated at about $500. The liabilities are not given, but are known to be greatly in excess of the assets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Fire at RusselIvilIe.

Fire broke out Monday night in the business portion of town of Russell vile. and the greater part of the con- mercial center was burned. The loss es aggregated s30O,o0o. Following ia 9 partial list of the losses: The New store. dry goods; Stark and Rankin, grocers; Harkey and Sons, drugs; Chronister Bros. grocers; Faulkner and Schaeffer, jewelry; Patricll's tail bring establishment; Youngblood's store: Dennis Medicine company: Mourning and Hood. druggist; Bank of Rusellville. M Jacobsons store; c. D. Rowan and Bro, Rankin Bros. and Vim, Harkey saddlery company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17

=4ny. caught fire between the ceiling s aad this sock WIS il ruins
 5..e -. a-y-lE >ri1-+' s-1- The a--Ie-8te daua-e- vii! ez- SaaaH. Following a.e
 losses m tasuraHe cgr.t=t5t. 5. Fa:namarn. l9=s StG0lQ. i1-uEaz e. zs.aac. szaT Clothing co4HanE. loss sTfaae. insurance. $7d685 T. Cohen, loss. 22nd: insurance. s5aoa; T. ! Watson estate, owner Of Heiaemaah store building loss. $156a. insurance. .ully covers loss; fIul'eT estst-. eH-n- CTS of Cohen building, insurance of sfoo0 probably coTers damage About 13o D. II. Monday 120 bales of cot ton belonging to s. Brasch cauzht fire and were soon in q furious blaze, aw- ing to the high wind prevailing. Tie hose company soon had the fire under control, but most of the cotton had heen badly damaged X spark from fhe restaurant fue jusr west prob ably started the fire The cotton vas insured sufficiently ta cover lie loss. which is probably abont 26o0o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17

clear two things of which am con yinced First that there are pos 5i- bilities of physical development far beyond the present achievements: and secondly. that there are certain very simple methods by which these possibilities may in every case be at tained
 The first object of ph' sieal methods should be to straiehten and expand the body The world may in broad general way, be divided into two great classes-the erect and the inerect, the strong and the weak The epoch makers, the Cromwells, Luthers, Ma poleons. Wellinetons, Washingtoas and Websters have been men mark d by a straight spine and broad, high deep chest The mastered millions. the defeated ones, have been the n- erect-W. R. C. Latson. M. D., in "A Rational System of Physical Develop. ment' in the Outing Magazine for De- cember
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Biu Fire at Newport.

Early Sunday morning the stero of &. Heinemann on Front street. New port, was discovered ahlazo, anl bo- fore the flames could De chaeke the cast wall fell in and the stock of M. Cohen. another merchant. was badly damaged by heat and water. The store building to the west, occunied by J. M. Berger, or the Star Clothing com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
NEVADA BURIED UNDER SNOW.
Heaviest Fall in Thirty Years Damag
 es Railroads and Wires.

San Francisco, Jan. 17-Advices from Reno, New, today say that a three days storm piled up snow throughout Nevada deeper than has been seen in thirty years. The wet snow crushed in 300 feet of snow sheds on the Central Pacific railroad, and it took all day Saturday and all night to get the track clear. Tele graph and telephone wires were down for twenty-four hours. The snow lies very deep at Summit, the high est point of the Sierras. and it drift ed over the sheds, crushing them in. although they are heavily brace1. Vir- ginia City is isolated and will remain so for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
RICH JUROR HELD AsF
Son of Millionaire TreatM
 iieitude by Tamil

Pittsburg, Jan. 1l.-Vl FreW, Jr., son of the millia3 ney of this city and protd drew Carnegie. spent toda| fly room on the top floor oil house. Young Frew was| jury duty last Monday and on the Geyser murder easel
 All week long he has oA same sleeping quarters VII other men and marched out' three times a day to a caa rant, where he has had bis
 It was thought that the ' be finished yesterd y, hul
 on and the jury w9s kept le day today, greatly to the am young Frew and his pare1
 sent him some hcme-cooE flowers and reading mattel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
RICH COMPANY FORMED.
Mystery Concerning incorporation of
 Big Copper Concern.

B9stcn. Jan. 17.-Consid rable mys- tery surrou~ds the incorporation yes ter,ay in Maine of the American Coa- solidated Copper company, with a capital of s15O,0OO0O0 There is only one copper company with larger capi' al-the Amaleaaated, with S15G.- 100000.
 The incorporators are Larkin r. 1'rull, Lowell, Mass, president; Timo- thy F.. Hopkins. Danielson, Conn., treasurer. ard Hire m M Burton, Win chester, Mass. Each of these men refused 10 give any information con- corning the company. The new con- cern, under it's charter, may conduct a general mining business in any part
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
TOW TO KNOW THE
HORSE YOU BUY.

ve hg-s tloueht ou-. or r8. down ra= =yo1. ta f;s s-a!! and invest isate for Eaal f c=l-aiA details which. once zoa know hem. r5drE-z no special aeamea r. decide ruon. o. to Aearsr= of: Fer instance. .s 5here oa.ta in tAe manser and the hour of feeding some time past He maT be bad feeder, nergous deli c.5ez-well# 70 call the veterinarian n's attention to this point. Is the straw under hiz fors jet unusually trampled or broken. May be one of these fri t. b1a. nervous "weavers (horses ,vh ch constantly sway from si1e to s4ae1. who are generally also bad ezdeFs and poor 4roBertT. Are the all po.ts ee sttes battered CT kick ed2 H. may b. kicker (by day or ntzl1-. spelling his own rest and that of other horsesl. Dees he tear, or eat his hlankets3 Is he tied in any spe- c;8I way. or szmp'y and as other h5rs. e are9 Is he gentle to approach and haaala-ro rip. ing. kicking, CT pull ing beck n the halter? Does he stand square oa both fore fees, oe rest one or both alternately? Does he hack quietly from the stall picking up each hind foot without sud fen spas moIic ierEineo And Whan he turns + the gangway does he do so smooth ly. or does he finch Gin fron) as if the boards were not even. CT his feet hurt him more or jess? Are his eyes staring and expression l ss, his ears always forward Publications of de- fective vision.
 Once cut Of the stall notice that he submits quietly to being wiped over and betrays no resentment while har- messing, at accepting the bit, bridle or erupper. etc, and dec0rously per hitting all necessary alterations and attentons. Accept no departure from absolute doeility of department, for he sure that if the animal betrays either eXcitabl tv, nervousness or vice il the dealers hands he will be far worse with you, for you don't know. and he will know you don't know and those combinations spell trouble. i Tn the same way see him led out and put to the vehicle of which he is to be driven, noting each stage of the process, viewing him always with the jelly critical eye of the individual who does not (yetO own him. Ex- cuse nothing, and make no allowances for less If he makes a move you don't fancy say SO fra" "kly and look further-there are nlea of horses.- F. M Ware in the Outirg Magazine for January.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
First Court at EeIsenthal.

Judge Charles W. Smith opened at Felsenthal Monday the first term of the circuit court for the eastern dis trict of Union county, created under the terms of the celebrated Baskin bill. It is hoped that all further obstacles t9 the enforcement of the new law will now close. The new district is popular move and the people begin to realize what a great convenience it will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Admits His Guilt.

Joe Snider, alias Joe Smith, has confessed to numerous forgeries. Sni- der, soon after his arrest at Hot Springs, made full confession, nam- ing the persons he victimized and the amounts. Snider presented a check to Woodcock, at Lawson, signed by H. c. Bondurant The signature was recognized as forgery, and an officer was called. Smith was arrested Sun- day morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Roberts Seeking Reinstate ment.

Judge NJ. NJ. seuckey Of Newport has made application in the circuit court at Searcy to have John Y, Rob- erts reinstated as an attorney. He was debarred from the practice of law CT account of the grave-robbery chars- es against him. Roberts was in tie court room when the application was made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Young Man Suicides.

Charles R. Owen, a young man about 29 years old, who has resided in Little Rock about six years, and was we'll known in that city, shot and kill ed himself yesterday afternoon in his room at boarding house conducted by Mrs. E. c. Wright, Fourth and Spring streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
=k1an1laet by Train.

Crushed and mansled almost be- yond recognition the body Of w. L. Henderson of Benton was found in the Lon Mountain yards at Little ROCK about teo fret north of the Iron Noun tain bridge approach near the raII- read ' NJ C. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Foot Crushed.

illiam Snow of Sprin2field, brake nan on freight train, while switch ing at Fayetteville junction, slipped and fell, and his foot was caught be- neath the wheels of car and badly crushed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
John Giles Killed.

John Giles was killed at his home near Forrest City recently in a pecu- liar manner. He was cutting a tree, and a silver struck him in the head, fracturing his skull and killing him almost instantly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Rurnlars Bid Haul.

The home of Thomas Lewis, jew miles from Murfreesboro near the line between Howard and Pike eoun' f4es was atore1= by burzlars recently asd 2 sunn of money, between $1,ooo and s1.f00 was stolen from trunk in which it had been placed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
HoW's Thlsl

We offer One Hundrtd
 ward for any case Of C cannot be cured by Hau Cure. .j r !. CHENEY & co, 's5 We, the undersigned, n F. J. Cheney for the last la] believe him perfectly hona3 business transactions anu able to carry out any obl's' bv his firm. y| WALDING, KINNAN (
 Wholesale Drugglsss' I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Convicted Man Disappears.

William Cargill, who was convicted of grand larceny n the Independ- ence county circuit court and sen tenced to one year in the penitentiary, is said to have not made good his word to surrender to Sheriff Kan easter to be taken to the penitentiary, and his whereabout is unknown. It is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Young Woman Attempts Suicide.

Miss Madge Porter, aged about 20. tried to kill herself at Fayetteville a few days ago by swallowing a large quantity of laudanum A physician was summoned and succeeded in re- viy;ng Ter No cause is known for the attempt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Primary in Bradley March 28.

The Bradley County Democratic Central committee has designated March 2S as the time for holling a primary on all the offices. It was O. Gered that none but tr4e and IoHal Democrats be permitted 10 partisi9ata in the primary