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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Der Sonntags-

Gos morgcn eridleineHOe Sont.
togsbIott bes nIeutiden Gprreipon.
benteu" miro cine 6iiGe intcrciionter
2cftiirc entbaltcn: Gr5Gblupgen,
id6nociitioc 9lbbonoIunacn Conn.
tugaplauoerei oes Gbei 3eooftcurS,
cine iauitrirte bumoriitiide Seitr,
Die miftigiten Qepci6cn bonn SIM:
lui6 AuslarOe, 9ofal , Neli9feitet,
Fpit {. Nad)ri6ten aus ser alien Sci
ntntb II. /. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
llufcl graiis : Stiitnnssfeit,
&oIe- Sanf Sburc,
Spnntag, Den 10. Snli.
0SS,95)

Inter einem grb9aue Ell
bPgroben. @dbreno geItern
Gbnrles gbb bon Hr. 555, @elt,Yre,
ftpnItrobe in einem Seaer an ser Dlt.
Tonal Apenue unO Gbarlesitrabe nit
&lsgrnbungen beid)dftigt mar, mrlr0e
CT BON einem einitiir3enocn GrOipna
b~cgrobcn. Or mliroe pnri Mitarbci.
tern ansgegroben unb mad benz taOt.
Soipitnl gebrodt, moielbit Die Aer5te
erflarten, baB ieine Gcrlebungen nift
%ernlibafter Natnr ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Mcin, nahrhaft nnb 9cinmo,

in 8%crbinOung nit Der aroft oes
aIters nno Dem boben Heid)tbnm Der
ltnuerfdlihtbeit, miro oas bon Sreo.
Yailernihniot'S .americongrenerp"
bergeItcilte ,Solacc".gier sic 81 je-
ser 3eit befrieoigen. gerlungt es.
Site $t.00. 9raiierei 1t04--ff2S
SiIens StruBc. Stl. 6. s. a.. 1861,
Mo. 149t. QSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

Sin id6nes mnS niielides 0sIdsnf
fir Nnsebjrise 1T iinmcr cine lebens.
gruhc photographic pber cine Flint.
leriid| bollenbete Gupie cincs alter
gilbrs in grapon, @aNcrfarbc, Del
pber Eaitel. 9ie id6nitrn aabinet.
bilSer MIR ST prp SntenS.
Smlins 6ebbcl, oeutider I~botograpb,
(90) 321 Wurb.Wap Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
1886 Seden allie nOt6iscn itnfoltc

1886 bedem ale n6tbisen ltnfuitcn.
Gerionen nit Dem @iinide, iid
Sen Stcnb-a anfIeaten in ibrer Sonr
biird 2cutidlanb nnb biz Sdjiucih
is. Srli biz 5. Septembcr. onsit-
iblteBen. weuoen iih an
S6co. 9icner e ST.,
" 217 Cit.galtimorc- Strahe.
(62-) Sobn u. geder, goriieer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

iuaren beoc1lteno b0bcr I'M 9reis, oils
man oieieIbeu in 2lmcrifa erbalten
fam. Wenn Elm 2meritaner in Der
@riuartitng, biaigc Sudcn 5u f%oitfen,
-einen 2ooen betritt, perrchnct or iif
geDaltig.
S1 mnnher Siniid)t lit Der Stro.
BcnbobnOienit nift 10 polfommen,
pie bel inns. 0ie @QggonS IinO be.
0%eltelt0 fleiner mo BON Oent @itbul.
ten zines 6obrplones lit feline Hcoe.
3uoem fobren oicieIben iebr longium.
Die Sib.Gopo5itGt lit fiir ii ODER 16
Eerionen eingerthtet, uno luenn Sc.
monO einen 8oggon bcItcigt, mad.
Dem oQc Site beiebt iino, miro er 1T
b0ili6er @eiie erildt, ollf ser Ylott.
form iteben 81 bleiben. IS fubren
ebeniobiel Serren Quf ben Blottfor.
men ltno lie ideinen Oarun Sergnii-
gen 81 fin0en, inoem 0fterS Die Hlott-
fornlen beiebt linO, mGbreno inmenOig
Site frei limo.
9ierboQen, 8ein Gafe3 mo 9fe.
itournnts finOet man iiberoQ. Sober.
mann trinft 9ier ooer 8ein, unO
penn Sic cine Defamation betreter,
i'm ctluoS 81 cIien, frdgt Sic Der Self
ner 5uerit, poS Sic SIT tritfcn Mint
idJen. GaS @ier miro in 1roben arii.
gen icrbirt, sic bel inns ais oS6oo-
ncra" be3eidret luiiroen, un0 Der In.
cingetueibtc mag Dcriudlt luerOen, bic.
iclben nit bci0en &1n0en nr5ufuiien.
Ger @cil miro pro Otter, 9nlbIiter
OOer Shoppcnlpeiic gctriunfen. Sober.
mann trinft ln0 Die @irtbifuften
finb 6c1t1nbig nit Scrrcn mo Gomet
gcfiiQt. Dos Grte nno oo3 2ebtc,
luus lie ieben, lit cine 9icrboac oOer
elm @ein.Gafe. @s miiIien Wobrboi-
tig ungebeure Qltantit0tcn bon gel
iiigen @etrGnfen con1ltnirt ipcrocn,
obcr eiilcn 0etrlnfencn bctommt man
nidt 81 @ciidt. PINT Somtog lit Der
DroBtc Sbcil Der @cihGftSbGuIer, BON
Der 9Gdcrei un6 DEM @roccrD-So0cn
bis 81 Der groBcnS 6nittluaarenbono.
6piid)cn fl uuO ~ llbr often.
Gn Sonntogen lino Die St0Otc gon5
Defenders belebt. Ioliieno bon Wten-
l6en Itromen bonn 2ono berein nilO
lniiden ii6 inter Die Stootlelltc. Sd
unniQfiirIid) einen &crgleid)
MAIDEN 5lpii6en oieier Stoot uno III.
ierem lieben Baltimore. @Gbrell0 in
Baltimore ont Sonntog glle8 toOt lit,
bier am Gag oes &errn oieStrn.
ben bonn friibcn Morgen bis ipGt am
IbenO nit Spo5icrg1ngern iiberfiiat.
9lncs ideiut iid orouBen ouf Scr
mtf5rbulten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
IN elmer stnnbe fabren eie mad,
Snnd=3arR.

(5reberid Sneerioa, 9ireftor)
2ebn Wlinnien bon gSaibineion; grfurions.
Staten uuf alien &abnen.
Ierbriast bort ben aonntag.
iino BORT has %.iacrco" Concert.
30. .immsnie sdauitcnuusen . p. 80
1S4,6,S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
baltimore &. Sbion mieSrisc Staten.

CONNER . Grfuriions . 9iaete nad)
oent @eiten uio Siibweitcn tdglih
bis gum 80. September gum @erfaltf.
Dian iprede BEL Billet agenten fiir
@in5elbeiten Dor.
uS6,S, OF 1861 s, 200 {, 5,T,o,t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Saltimurc=C 6io-Giicnba6n.
$2.0O-EbiIaoclpbia nno 5nriid.
$1.50-Gbeiter nnS snriif.
$1.00-0ilminatun nnb ,nriif.

Suntag, s. Suli unb Spnntag,
%. Suli. - Spe5ial5ug perIdBt
gamoen.S totion s llbr DIOR
gems, Mount 9iopaf : citation
sos Worgens. 8erIdBt Ebilas
oelpbin sur Hiidfabrt nm 7 llbr
Ibenos. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07


GuS Sen 8eri6 n. - Git
Some Yrooitct Grpoiition So" lit
nit einem 8opitol bon $4,000 bon
ben Serren George q. Ncilion, G6nS.
e. 2otps, Sobn W, Gice, Gborles 8.
@cId, s. MOB aloitermon, MorcuS
.. 9ebrmon Hbilip Sonburger, it,,
Gonicl u, Moffitt, Sobn 5. aerns,
5. Nl6crt GoiiiOp, Hobert ". MteGor-
mid un0 Charles $, Snnpp incorpo-
rirt mor0er.
Der 90dern1eiltcr 9(0olpb $.
S6log bon 9tr. $50, Dit @agcrItroBc,
miro BON Gntil 6rel Oelieu red)te
9anO bel Der Irbeit an elmer &nctm1,
idine in Scrrn S6lag's 91dcrei as.
9cidnittcn morO, nm $4,000 S6o-
0encrlob Dcrflogt.
Sir Sen So0 icines Spbnes So.
lep9 w. 9oofer, lpelder Olrh onS
ltmitiir5cn elmer Setter I'M 8oi6ing-
tom . NportementSbouS ben Glcpu.
tori6odlt binuntergcmorien unO &c.
tootet mrrOe, reidtc SoIcpb s. 300.
Ter gcItcrn I'M Common Eleas . Sc.
rid)t cine S6aoeneriosfla9e BON
$4,000 cin.
Midocl s. 0oloItcin perlongt
in elmer gCItcrn i'm Common Ylcu5.
.gerid)t cingerci6ten &lage 5000
S6oocncrlnb bon Senrp Smith uno
Sobne. Den Grbollern Des neulen 3oll,
gebGuocS. Gr bcbouptet, Dob am 30.
Nopember 1905 Elm bon ienem Heu'
bau observation-disclosures Stein i'm getrof.
fen uno ongeblid) i6ner perlebt babe,
Wtit elmer gelinoen Straie bon
10 Sogcn 8cfGngniBboit fam @m.
z. Srommcll geItern I'M Sunoes9c'
ri6t oouon. ST mor nngeflagt, Die
Eoit fir onBcblih betriigerilde3 mcdc
benlitt ilr boben, inbent er Elm Gler
propu3lrelotS SuD1erfu1fef aHprles.
Cine alnoe fiir $4,000 Sdo-
beneriat crDo6 eeitern &idoro y.
@oobruin I'M Superioreeridt gegen
Die Strabenbobn , 8eieaiboft % er
bel elmer or 26. Ipril lid 5~utro9en'
Den entgIciiung cineS 8aggotts' oelt
linfen arm brad.
9ran0 in Srn. Sp.bn U.
9eder'S : ruderei. ~ Sn Der
8uhoritdcrci oes Srr. Sobn ",
@eder, Nr, TIC, Siio-G barlesItrnBe,
entitnnb geItcrlt altf unbefnn1te Weilc
6euer, prId)es gIiidlid)er @eiie our
redten Belt ctttbeft uno i'm Seine &C.
loid)t muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
3wci 9tger biuscridJtct.


Der 9altimorcr Heger @enrp Scott
erlcioet in 8ilmington, 0..G.,
Sen GoG am @oI9en lpcgen Or
morOunq weiber See(ente.
Soiepb Bradley in @licott.G itp,
M0,, pegen @%rmoroung Don
'Sobn He0mine oebGngt.
3mei 9tcger mur0en geItern in ge.
ieblider @eiie ouigefniipft. @iner
mar Senrp Scott bon Baltimore, mel,
der am TO. Oftober 1905 Gapt. 6.
q. Rumia BON Moine, iopie oen ST.
genieilr, Mate uno StennrO oeS
Sdooners nSarrp 9crrpin6" an Ger
aIite Don NorosGaroIina ermorOete.
gr murOe in 8ilmington, R..G., bilt-
gcri6tet. 3pci nnOcre Neger, 9ta.
mems &obert Sopper uu6 Nrtbur
IOams, Oie f6m bebiiliIi6 oepeien
iein ioGen, iino nud gum Gobe Oer'
urtbeiIt. Scott legte ober fur5 Dor
ieinem GoOe elm 8eitGn0niB a6 unO
lagte, SapDer un0 Artbur bdtten
nihtS nit Der 9IuttGot SIT tbltn ges
9abt. @rGIiOeut Gooiepelt miro oe8.
bolb eriudt merOen. Sic bei0en Ncger
SIT begnaoigen.
1ie anoere Sinri6tung iono int
@aicott!Gitp, 0i0.. Itatt. Sier biiBtc
Ser 9egcr Soiepb BRADLEY oic @rmor.
oung ieineS Nitarbeiters Sobn Neo.
mine i'm 6e6ruar oieieS 3obreS am
@olgen. Die beiOen 0tGnner tuoren
an ben 3unnel. Irbeiten Der .8aiti,
more = Ohio , 8obn" BEL Der Station
GorieD in Somaro.G ountp beldGftigt,
batten iid) oltf cine Spribtour bege-
ben mo ent5weit, mo fltr5er ySano
miroe Ge0lpine bon bradley nieocr.
geidoiien. Sn ~oerieI6eu 8e9enD
purOe lpenige Woden porber Ser Sn.
9cnieur 9~teinDarot bon Oem ieitoem
ipurlos peridmrnOcnen Neger @Ier.
amber Garter eri6oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

Rod elm 8dlgen Gonoi-
sat? - Sm 9iireau ser @ebeim.
poli3ci lit g~eitern Die Rodridt einee.
t%roffen, 0oB Ser Neger Sobn 8eder,
alias .2eftp," in Gong Brand, RS.
perbaftet muroe. Der 8ilride miro
bier gcmiinidt, neil er angebliA an
.. Ipril Oie 10 Sabre alte 8earl Sill.
polrO bon Ir. 1912, 2owitrabe, in
crimineler @eiie ongegriffen bohen
ioQ. Der 8~ebeimpoli5iIt @arren
Sbanf reiIt beute nof Gong Sranfl,
UNI 0en arreItnnten nb5ubolen.
see reut d iiber iein
9i(o. - @iQiom See, Ser Neger,
weI6er am 9onnerItag pegen bes
tbGtIiden 9lngriffs ouf 5rou 2ilp n.
Barnes un6 Sri. 6rances 8oueu
no6e &ingIton, Someriet : Gountp,
gum So0e perurt6eilt muroe, lit olem
Nniheine ana6 elmer Ser 5ufrieOeniten
@efangenen i'm StaOtgef1n9niB. @r
beitcllte, llndoem or om 3onnerltdg
lein SooeSrrtbcil empfongen bate,
GaItor Samuel 8arb BON ser Sui.
ton : 9optiitenfirde 81 itd unb Die
Inpeien6eit 0eS @eiItliheu idien ibn
groBe @rleidterltng 81 peridufTen.
Ger 8erurt6eilte fonnte bis I'm W}its
terna6t niht einidlaien unb ebe er
en0lid ieineu Sdlaf funb, ~perlangte
err nodl elmer Mobl5eit. 9ieie per'
5ebrtc er nit grobem 9e6oget, lno
nodJoem er ieinem 86dter quite gtott
acniinid)t Bate, idlief er elm. 8e'
Ttern Worgen nltrbe ibnt cine Eboto'
arap6ie Suaeltelt, Bic fir ole Serbre'
der 3 @uGerie 6eItimmt lit. see bate
fih oielel6e, ais er photographer
muroe, er6eten, Inn lie ieiner Stief'
mtutter 5u5ultellen. @r ifien nit Der
Iuinabme mobl 5lfrieOen 81 ietn uno
uod,0em ct oieielbe l1ngere 3eit be-
trodtet bate, iiberianote er ons Con.
terfei ieiner Mhltter in 8ir9inien,
o6ne inoeiien oerielben cine 3eile SIT.
5uiiigen.
9r. @cd's 2eide in @oIti.
more c. - Sic 2eide bon Or. GboS.
s. Bed. jun, Ser an 0onneritag I'M
Sebern Tiber, robe Irnapolis, err
tronf, ipurbe gcitern Woraen bonn
2cidenbeItotter George W. Sitlf
mad Baltimore gebrnd)t unb Die BE-
erbigure finbet bcutc Hadmittog
bonn Srouerbolle Nr. 1887, Horb.
@oibington.S trobe, aus ltott. Tos
flor g. s. Sitnt bon Der enong..lutf.
Soitb-airde miro amtiren, unb nls
9nbrtlldtrdger Dcrben ebemaIige
Stubtengenoiien bes iungen @an-
1tes I'M Baltimore IeoicaI College"
fungircr.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
CHARGE CHANGED
TO MURDER
Probability That More Serious Crime
Will Result From Death OF
Victim.

Carlos Valdez of TERRA Amarillo,
may have to stand trial for murder
instead of assault with intent TO kill
for shooting Domingo Borrego and
Gorgonio Gallegos at Canjilon on the
night of December 9th. District At
torney Alexander Read of TERRA
Amarilla, who is in the city for
few days on personal business, said
today that Borrego Is not expected
to live. Valdez was arrested at home
the day following the shooting and
was given preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace PaZ Trujillo
at TERRA Amarillo. He was COM
mitted to Jail without bail on account
Of the seriousness Of the Offense and
the fact that one Of the victims was
in critical condition. Borrego was
shot in the back and Gallegos was
wounded in the shoulder blade. Val
dez is alleged to have rode up on
and opened fire with pis-
tol on five men in buggy Borrego
and Gallegus were the only ones
struck by the bullets. Now Gallegos
is said to have been the real target
but he escaped serious injury. Valdez
rode on home after the shooting and
was found in bed when arrested.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
SESSION EDUCA-
TIONAL ASSOCIATION
December 26 to % at Meadow City
Santa Fe to Be Well
Represented.

Advance copies of the program are
out for the next annual meeting of the
New Mexico Educational Association
which will be held at East Las Vegas
on December 2G, q and 2S A large
attendance is expected. Prominent
educators will be present from all
parts of the Territory.
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
tion Hiram Hadley will deliver an ad
dress at the general session Wednes
day on the subject "The Educational
Problem in New Mexico"
Santa Fe will be well represented
among the speakers, and number of
the teachers from this city expect to
attend. Prof J. A. Wood, superintend-
ent of the city schools. will read a
paper on Character and Extent of In
struction in the County Normal Insti-
tute." Prof. w. E. Garrison, princi
pal of the high school, will give an
address on "Why So Many First Year
Pupils Leave the High School," and
also on "The Personal Factor in
Teaching" Mrs Dora c. Fletcher
will discuss "The Kindergarten and
Its Progress" and Miss Ellen F. Dan
iels will read paper on Method in
Primary Reading"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
LATE MRS. ARMIJO
LAID TO REST
Impressive Funeral Services at Las
Cruces-Many Friends in Attend
ance at Last Rites.
.cial to the New Mexican

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, Dec. 19.-The fun
eral of the late Mrs. Joseflta Yrissarri
de Armijo, who died recently in a
hospital near st. Paul, Minnesota
from the effect Of an operation, took
place today in this city from the
family residence of the deceased. The
services were held in the Catholic
Church and the remains were inferred
in the Catholic Cemetery at this
place. A great cOncourse of relatives
and friends of the Armijo and Urls
sari families attended the funeral
ceremonies. Among those present
from outside towns were Sheriff Per
fecto Armijo and Treasurer Justo r.
Armijo, of Bernalillo County; Amado
Chaves, of Albuquerque; Thomas S.
Hubbell, of albuquerque; Mrs. Bar
bara Chaves de Armijo and many 9th
er friends of prominent families in
Bernalllo and Valencia Counties.
Deceased was about seventy years
of age and daughter of Mariana
Yrissarri for many years a leading
citizen of Bernalillo County and very
wealthy. She was the wife of Nes-
tor Armijo a member of that family
in Bernalillo County, who settled in
Las Cruces about thirty years ago
and is well known throughout the
southern part of New Mexico as a
successful financier and real estate,
owner. He Is a relative of the late
Governor and Captain General of
New Mexico, under the Mexican regi-
me, Don Manuel Armiio.
Deceased was fine, educated wom-
an, who Travelled a great deal not on
ly in the United States, but also in
Europe. She was very gentle and
inclined and did many
good works during her life She was
a good and true woman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
COAL LANDS CAUSE
TROUBLE IN WYOMING
Represe ntative MondelI Tells Presi.
dent That 1t Prevents Homestead
Entries in Many Cases.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Representa-
tive Mondell of Wyoming had con-
ference with President Roosevelt and
Forester Pinchot recently in refer
ence to the wholesale withdrawal from
entry and settlement of lands in west
ern states supposed to be valuable for
coal mining purposes.
The total area of lands so with
drawn amounts to 64,000,000 acres.
When the question was taken up by
Mr.. Mondell with the President the
latter was surprised to learn that the
order OF withdrawal included all
forms of land entry. homestead, tim
Der and stone and desert entry and
not coal entry alone, as he mad sup
posed. The President suggested that
Mr. Mondel confer with Forester Pin
chot who is a member of the public
land commission charged with report
ing upon public land conditions, and
legislation for correc-
tion of undesirable land laws.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
BOMB THROWERS
DEADLY WORK
Tried to Kill Russian Chief Justice
But Failed-E scort and Driver
Wounded.

LODI. Dec. l9.--An attempt to as
sassinate Chief Justice Cheshanowski
was made today The wouldbe assas-
sin hurled a bomb beneath his car
riage and opened fire upon him. Al
though the chief justice escaped with
but slight injury TO his foot, his car
riage was wrecked and the coachman
and three dragons who We're escort
ing him were probably fatally injured.
The terrorists escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
No Profit in Implement Business al
Present.
SMOKED CIGARETTE
WHILE INJURED
Great Nerve Displayed BY Sanchez
Perea of Gallup, Terribly Injured
in Railroad Accident.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Dec. 19.--Al-
though realizing that he was terribly
injured and must soon undergo an op'
Grafton, Sanchez Perea, a car oiler
employed by the Santa Fe Railway
at Gallup, lay on stretcher and
calmly smoked cigarette as train
bore him to a hospital ia this city
last night
Perea was caught by train and
his left leg cut off at the knee and
terribly crushed. He was placed
aboard a train and sent to this place
where an operation was performed on
the injured limb at the Santa Fe hos
pital. His iron nerve has stood him
in good stead and he will undoubted-
ly recover.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
BISHOP M'CABE
DEAD OF APOPLEXY
Well Known Methodist Clergyman
Succumbs to Stroke Suffered
Several Days Ago.

New York, Dec. l9-Bishop Charles
c. McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal
Church died at $50 o'clock this morn
ing His death was due to apoplexy
with which he was stricken several
days ago while passing through this
city on his way to Philadelphia. He
was born in Ohio in 1886 and served
in the Civil War as chaplain. He
was captured in the battle of Win
chester and spent four months in
Libby Prison. The title of Chaplain
McCabe clung to him until he was
made bishop in 1896.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
TODAY'S NEWS SERVICE

Page Ito Battle With Steel
Trust, Is Millions Face Famine; $3.50,
900 Fire in Boston; Statistics This
Mans Daily Work; French Captain
Court Martialed Bill to Relieve
Money Market; local and telegraphic
news.
Page 2.--Editorial
Page 3.--Mines and Mining; United
States Cavalry Watching Zunis; Engle
Dam to Be Built; New Parsonage at
Roswell; Dress Caught Fire From
Stove.
Page personal Mention.
Page 5.-Minor City Topics.
Page 6.-Missouri Farmer Buys Big
Farm; Four Bodies of Flood Victims;
Hotel Arrivals.
Page New Mexican's Daily
Short Story.
Page S.-Continuation Personal
Mention and Minor City Topics; Mar
ket report by wire; Official Matters;
Local and telegraphic news stories.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
FRENCH CAPTAIN
COURT MART|ALED
And Degraded--Re.
fused to Commit
Sacrilege.
HIS ORDERS
To Take Inventory of Church
Property...Women Fought
Policemen.

Lille. France, Dec. ia court mar
tial here today tried and degraded
Captain Magniese for refusing to obey
his orders in connection with the TAX
ing of an inventory in the chapel of
st. John Captain Magniese before
the court said 81 am a Christian and
| prefer to be shot right here than to
commit sacriege. No one has the
right to make me renounce the vows
| took at my first communion
Thirty.Four Church Residences Taken
Reports received by the minister Of
the interior at Paris show that thirty
four ecclesiastical residences occupied
by archbishops and bishops and forty
large and thirteen small seminaries
have thus far been evacuated under
the provisions of the church and state
separation law. Having established
the attitude of the parish priests the
government has ordered a discontin-
nance Of any further prosecutions for
illegal services in the churches pend
ing the passage Of a new law amend
ing the law of 1905 providing for the
separation of the church and the
state.
French Women Fought to Save
Churches.
Considerable rioting attended the
evacuation of the Episcopal palace
and seminary at Nantes today Crowds
of Catholics overcame the police who
We're compelled to draw their revol
vers and under threats of opening
fire kept back the mob until rescued
by troops. Several women were ar
rested for striking or biting the SOL
diers
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
REPUBLIC OIL
COMPANY SUCCUMBS
! Standard Oil Consumes It Because It
Is No Longer of Use As
Blind, Says Witness.

New York, Dec. 19.--President
Nichols of the Republic Oil Company
who testified in the Standard Oil hear
ing here today, said that as result
of disclosures made in the proceed
ings instituted by Attorney General
Hadley of Missouri, the usefulness of
the Republic Oil Company as sup.
posed competitor of the Standard Oil
Company, had ended. The entire bus
mess of the company outside of Mis-
souri, has been turned to the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey, he said
and that the portion within Missouri
would have been turned over had 1t
not been for an injunction which pre-
vented such action.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
BOY MURDERER
SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Child Beat Playmate Into Uncon
sciousness Then Buried Him
Alive.

Chicago. Ill.,, Dec. 19.-Robert Cor
don, aged fifteen years, was today
sentenced to the reformatory for life
after pleading guilty to charge OF
numbering Joseph Reed, aged eight.
years. Young Gordon pulled the Reed
boy under the sidewalk, pounded him
on the head with brick until he was
unconscious and then dug hole in
the earth in which he buried him, al
lowing him to suffocate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
COUNT BONI MUST
PAY OWN DEBTS
Ex-Countess Wins Money Lender
Suits in Court-Thirteen
Dismissed

Paris, Dec 19-Madame Gould,
formerly the Countess Boni de Castel-
lane, has been victorious in the suits
brought by creditors and money lend
ers against her with the object of
making her jointly responsible with
the count for the latter's debts. Thir-
teen of the fifteen cases were dis
missed today with costs against the
plaintiffs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-19
EX-CONVICT ARRESTED
FOR HORSE STEALING
Jose D. Gallegos, Of Mountainair, Ac-
cused Of Taking Team and
Buooy

Captain Fred Fornof1 of the Terri
torial Mounted Police, received tele-
gram yesterday advising him of the
arrest of Jose Dario Gallegos, who
was apprehended yesterday at a point
between Mountainair and Belen. Gal
legos was captured by Mounted Off
GERS John W. Collier and Rafael Go
mez. He was arrested on warrant
charging him with the theft of a
team of horses from William Shalfer
Of Red Cloud seven miles from
in Torrance County. He
is being taken to Estancia where he
will be given a preliminary hearing
tomorrow before Justice Of the Peace
William Gregg. Gallegos is an ex-
convict, and was released in 1900. He
was found guilty of stealing sheep at
that time and served sentence of
three years in the territorial peni-
tertiary.