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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

mes en- 81 Hotel Palacio.
Una de las cosas mas notablos 10
noche del bale ell lunes. fue 81 hume
70 de hermosas flores que portaban lag
ssqhoras. Hermosas flores America
mas apArentemente tomaron el primer
lugar, como favoritas. pero los ~claveles
lucieron mucho fuera dc otras
rosas de diferentes v~ariedades.
Entire los muchos ciudadanos del
Condado de Taos que sc hallaban pre-
sentes en- las ceremonies 10 inpaguwa-
cion del lunes. notamos al Hon. Mala-
quias Martinez, cullen tantas .eces liza
representado aquel condado en- variss
asambleas %leglslativas. ri ST.. Martinez
siempre esta alerta en- 10 que concler-
ne a asuntos dc su condado.
La banda de musica del Primero de
III.
Artilleria sc gan6 muchos honores ell
lunes en- Ia noche. Los miembros se
r~eunieron q las 8 de la nocbe en- Ia an
tecamara del Hotel Palacio donde
permanecieron alegrando con dulcea
melodlas q la distinguish a~udiencia
que se hallaba presente en- la recep-
cion del Gobernador Hagerman, Los
miembros de la banda portaban sus
unif0rmes de gala 9 hicieron n apa-
riencia muy elegante.
Las Cruces. Ia cabecera de Conda'
do del Condado de Doha Ana, mand0 a
las ceremonies de Inauguration lbs cua
les tuvieron lugar en- esta ciudad 81 lu'
nes' I'll Procurador de los Estadoz
unidos W. II. H. Llewellyn; ell Procu'
rador de Distrito H. B. Holt, o. Nh
yor Eugene Van Patten, recientemen'
tie nombrado registrador de Ia oficlp1
de terrenos en- Las Cruces, y W. A.
Fleming Jones, 'icenciado y aecnfe lie
terrenos.
Ion feriecto Armilo' aiguacil' Don
Jesus romero 1uez de prueDas y 81
tuvieron en- la ciudad elslunes y dIscu.
theron bastantes asuntos politicos. Ha.
blaron o Republicans prominentes
del Territorio en- cuanto a Ia politica
en- ell Condado lie Bernalillo y estan
muy satisfechos con ell resultado y Ell
trabajo que hicieron Dor ell exito del
partido Republican, en- su condado en-
la campafa pasada.
81 Condado de Torrance mand6 q Ia
siguiente delegation q las ceremonies
de Inauguration Ell lunes: Carl A.
Dalies, de Willard, y ex-presidente do
la Camara de Representatives. de Ia 81.
TINA asamblea legislatiya: los Conf.
laria, de Manzano, y Pablo Baldona.
do, de Torreon.. Don Antonio Salazar,
un criador de oyejas bien conocido de
Pinos Wells, y Don Candida Padilla,
tambien de Manzano, estuvieron en- Ia
ciudad en- ell mismo dia.
>. ). hagerman' padre del nuevo 60
oernador' no pudo atender q "a recep'
cion y pale eli tunes en- ia noche. Fue
durante Ia tarde en- un carrua1e y VIC
las aecoraciones en- Ell notei y perma-
necio an unos cuantos minutes. Mu'
a 10 agradaron las decoraciones y dio
apropacion a las mismas y luego re-
greso a su cocne privado. VI Sr. Ha-
german es un nombre avanzado en-
y temio exponerse a ARE dc Ia
nerper !. Hagerman, no opstante,
atenaio u amDos Ia reception y paiie.
euedo muy compiacida de odo 10 que
vio'
" -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

La Ciudad Ducal vino al frente con
una buena delegation. Entire ella SO
hallaban los s%lguientes: A. A Keen.
c~omisionado de ~terrenos. y su esposa;
Ia Sta. Costance Abbott y dos amigas;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

Don Miguel Herrera. propietario de
I'm concrete en- Nambe, y Ell Sr. Epi.
MEMO Romero, quien posee una gran
hortalisa cerca del mlsmo lugar, tran.
saron negocios importantes en- la Ca
tai eli microbes, visitando q Ia mIsma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

ves 4 sus muchos amigos : parlentss.
Las siguientes porsonaa representa-.
ron o. Condsdo de- Valencia on Ias CO.
remonias: de Inauguration oil lunes
Hon. Y Ia Sra. Solomon Luna, do Los
Lunas; o. e~x-conciliar Jacobo ChAves
" esposa, tambien de Los LunAs. In
partida so hosped6 or 81 Hotel Palaclo.
Ambos 81 G~obernador J. Hagerman
y 81 ejecutivo cesante. Miguel A. 0te'
70, portaron claveles Dc Flamingo On
los ojales de U levas. durante Las CO.
remonias dc inauguration en- los apo
sentos de Ia Corte suprema en- 81 edi'
flcio del Capitolio 81 lunes. Estas flo
res figuraron mucho en- las ~decoracio.
mes en- 81 Hotel Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

Una de las cosas mas notables L.
noche del bale Ell lunes. fue 81 hume
70 de hermosas flores que portaban Las
ssqhoras. Hermosss flores America
mas apArentemente tomaron el primer
lugar, como favoritas. pero los claveles
tambien lucieron mucho fuera dc otras
rosas de d~iferentes variedades.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

Entire los muchos c~iudadanos del
Condado de Taos que Sc hallaban pre-
sentes en- las ceremonies 10 inaIgura-
cion del lunes. notamos al Hon. Mala.
quias Martinez, 1uIeR tantas .eces liza
representado aqueI condado en- variss
asambleas l~eglslativas. ri Sr. Martinez
siempre esta alerta en- 10 que concler-
ne a asuntos dc su condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-27

70 temiendo TRACTION, 10 lame por 81
nonlbre varias veces. No respondi6
y entonces jal6 una doja de la carpa,
todavia teniendo mi pistola en- Ia ma.
no. Para mi sorpresa vi 4 Purdy pa
RADIO en- Ia puerta de la carpa con el
hacha ~levantada esperandome. No
pude REGULAR para atras porque vi que
habia I'm fardo de zacate detras de mi
y otras obstrucciones que meestorba-
ban en- mi paso. Antes que Purdy pu.
desc darme, le tire, matandole. Cay6
en- Ia carpa y Sc qued6 quieto.
"Amarre la hoja de Ia carpa. pero
hasta dia no puedo decir porque. Los
hombres hacen cosas extrahas GUAM
do estan excitados tales como los que
70 estaba experimentando. Entonces
monte en- mi caballo y me full para
Questa. Con Ia intencion de entire.
garme ALI, pero cuando llegut d la pla.
"a tuve mledo no ser tratado propia.
mente por los oficiales. +.
"Despues de pasar algunos minutes
en- I'm concrete en- Questa, parti para
Red River. En- aquel lugar fui 8 ID
casa de I'm juez de paz d qulen 70 CO.
Mocha 9 intentd hablar sobre 81 asun.
en- la cena y rendirine con o.. No pu.
de hacer este q cSusa do 10 llegada de
otros. Me full q la cana, todavia con
i~ntencion de entregarme en- la prime
oportunidad cuanda Ia escuadra lie
30 de Questa.
La declaration de que los tuve inca
pacitados, no es cierta. Me rendfta
pronto como obtuvc seguridades de
.ratamiento humane y me fui con la
sscuadra para Questa. Esta es toda
o verdad en- TODD 10 que 20 puedo re.
,ordar del asunto. 70 siento que tn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
FACTORY MEN LOOK TO OMAHA
facturers Would Like to Sc
eure Locations Here

Commissioner Guild of the Commercial
club is in correspondence with a citizen
Of Maiden, Mass, who purposes to manu-
fscture oil clothing in, some western city
and who says the project is already
financed. He wants no bonus, but wishes
to find a suitable building with 1900 feet
floor space in a city which has no industry
similar TO the one he proposes. Omaha
answers requirements in the latter respect
and Mr. Guild thinks the building can be
found. The Maiden man has spent his
life in the factory Of the A. G. Tower
company at Maiden.
The II. Z. Thompson Patent Automatic
Ventilating system of Louisville, KY. also
has written to Mr.. Guild regarding a site
This concern will be looked up.
The Eby Manufacturing company, organ
lied TO make the DeJarnette automobile
wheel, is talking OF leaving Omaha for
lack OF financial assistance and says 1t
has a proposition from York, Neb, to To-
cate there. The Commercial club has
taken this matter up and will see what
can be done. The company has orders for
wheels to he delivered next spring but as
yet II has rot got to an operating basis
The wheel was invented by ]. f. DeJar-
nette OF Omaha and its tests have been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

no intimation of his intention to end his
life
Wednesday morning Mrs. Lock went
down stairs about S O'Clock and tried to
awaken her husband, who was then lying
on the floor covered by a quilt, hut this
fact did not alarm her as he often slept
In this manner. but when he refused to
answer her calls or respond when SHE
shook him she became alarmed and called
Thomas p. Dysart. an attorney who rooms
In the house, who responded and dlscov-
cred that Mr.. Lock had cut his throat
with razor completely severing the Jugu-
lar vein. The razor covered with blood
was found lying at the dead mans side
The coroner was notified but il is clearly
a case Of suicide caused by melancholia
while brooding over the condition of his
health and no inquest will be held. Mr..
Lock was SO years of age and is survived
by his wife and daughter Edith The
funeral arrangements have not been def
initely decided upon as yet
After an attack of acute melancholia
due TO an over abundance of alcoholic
spirits Ed Belden, III North twelfth
street, attempted to commit suicide at his
home early Wednesday morning by tal;-
ing strychnine and his efforts would have
been successful II IL had not been for the
strenuous efforts OF Police Surgeon Harris
Later Wednesday morning lie was
reported to be out of danger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
WILLS EXPLAINS CUT PRICES
Secretary OF Coal Exchange, I'm Com
GLIDING Testimony, Defines
the Term.

The examination of Walter Wills, former
secretary OF the Omaha Coal exchange,
was concluded Wednesday morning by
County Attorney Slabaugh. Little addi-
tional evidence Of importance was brought
out In his cross-exafnination Mr. Wills
said by the term cutting prices" used in
his evidence he meant a reduction of the
retail price by dealers without letting the
exchange know OF the change,
County Attorney Slabaugh introduced in
evidence letter dated in 1893 and signed
by F. NJ. Hamlng. secretary, advising
members OF the exchange to buy their coal
OF the Star Lumber company. as under
agreement with the exchange this company
was going out of business and was selling
its stock to the members of the exchange.
The letter closes with the significant state
ment that with the closing out OF this
company harmony would once more be re-
stored among the coal dealers.
Mr. Wills said he knew nothing of the
letter. as it was written before he became
secretary. He said as far as he knew the
exchange of 1893 and the present one were
different organizations
Mr.. Wills was the last witness called by
Judge Slabaugh. The latter has not de-
cided whether he will take any more depo-
sitions at present or not. He has expressed
himself as we'll satisfied with the nature
OF the evidence he has procured against
the alleged Coal trust
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
BIGGEST RUSH FOR HOMES
More settlers Pass Through Omaha
Wednesday Than Any
other One Day.

More homeseekers passed through Omaha
Wednesday morning than at any time In
the history OF the efforts of the railroads
to build up the west. The stations were
alive with people from the east and north
and south going to western Nebraska In
the search of homes and farms for which
this state is becoming so noted all over the
country.
Both the Northwestern and the Mil
waukee came in with two large sections
of their morning trains Wednesday, the
second section in both cases being filled
entirely with homeseekers. These left inn
mediately for the west in charge of land
agents and honeseekers bureaus, which are
doing so much in the upbuildng of the
state.
Burlington trains both Tuesday and We'd
nesday had all the business they could
handle, which showed the good work which
had been done in promoting the values of
western. lands. ..t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
EDGAR LOCK TAKES HIS LIFE
BrOodr over Declining Health and
Finally Ends All by Cutting
Throat with Razor.

After brooding over his III health for
many months Edgar Lock, who resides at
522 North Twenty-third street with his
wife and daughter decided to end IT all
and cut his throat with a razor sometime
Tuesday nigat. Lock was formerly a
travelling salesman in the employ of the
American Handsewed Shoe company but
resigned his position last spring owing
to his health which had been constantly
declining for several years. Since tina.
time he has not been working and con-
stantly brooded over the state of his
health and the fact that it precluded his
working.
Tuesday night he retired about 10
o'clock as usual, sleeping as was his Gus
tom on sanitary couch in the dining
room Of his home. while his wife and
daughter went to their room directly over
the dining room. Lock slept IN the dining
room down stairs so that he would not
disturb the sleep of others in the house
as he was very restless at night. He did
not act queerly Tuesday night and gave
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
FIRE AND POLICE BOARD CASE
Charges Against Commission win lie
Heard by Governor
Thursday

Thursday afternoon is the time and the
Willard hotel the place designated for the
hearing of charges filed by the executive
committee of the Civic Federation against
the Omaha Board OF Fire and Police Com
missioneTs, charging 4 with failure to
carry out the law In the regulation Of
saloons. The charges were fled with Gov
ernor Mickey, who agreed 10 appear at the
Willard hotel Thursday afternoon AMI
hear both sides OF the case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
or The CAMPAIGN
Central Labor Union Next Tuesday Selects
Its Ticket BY Referendum
ELECTION HELD At LABOR TEMPLE
Democrats Are heating the Tom
Tom over Home Rule, which
il Not an Issue This
FRlI.

Following the policy adopted by the
American Federation OF Labor. Omaha
Central Labor union next Tuesday will
hold an election at Labor temple on the
various candidates who will GO before the
voters November 6. The purpose is to get
an expression and thus determine who
shall receive the endorsement of the labor
unions. As preliminary to this election
Central Labor union sent all candidates
list OF questions touching on the initiative
and referendum. eiglft-hour law, vestihule
law, twelve-hour shifts for the Omaha
hremen, anti-injunction bill pending In con-
gress, and other issues OF particular in-
terest to the rank and file of laborng
men.
The candidates were requested to express
themselves on the questions noted and re-
turn TO Labor temple for file These
answers are being examined by the men-
bers of the organized labor bodies. Next
tuesday each member of the various
unions, who want to vote will receive
ballot, which he will mark in a manner
similar to regular election. The vote
VIII be canvassed by a committee Tuesday
evening and the result announced The
committee in charge of the election con-
ssts of l.. V. Guye. A. II. Schroeder. Ed
ward Glenn, A. G.. Terrell and A. F. Han
son.
NO Ming fee will be eNacted from candl-
dates, whose names are placed on the
central Labor union ballot, the various
local unions agreeing to defray expenses
Incident to the election.
Labor leaders declare that the purpose
Of holding these preliminary elections Is
an educational one, the object being to
educate labor to discriminate and support
those candidates in sympathy with organ
lied labor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

An interesting feature OF an otherwise
featureless Campaign is the hue and cry
being raised by the democrats on the So
called home rule proposition. Nearly every
democratic candidate has some reference
to home rule on his advertising cards
home rule meetings are being advertised
and tempest is being raised in a teapot
by the democrats over the self-mposed
issue Of so-called home rule The fact Of
the matter is the home rule question is
not an issue of the present campaign and
the intelligent voters know that The
present home rule noise is but an echo
of the liberal policy advocated by the
democrats last spring. As matter Of
fact the republican candidates are as much
In favor Of home rule as their opponents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

inscription on his pink cards; "Wil you
please help me out? l am the real goods
and will do the right thing" stranger
to whom one of these cards was handed
wednesday morning offered Doc Tanner a
Decent piece. installing for the nonce the
significance of the card Mr.. Tanner eX-
planned he was democratic candidate on
the legislative ticket.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
A Quick and safe Remedy for Bowel
Complaints.

Twenty years ago Mr.. Geo. W. Brock dis
covered that Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was a quick and
safe cure for bowel complaints. During
all Of these years" ne says, Il have used
II and recommended il many times and the
results have never yea disappointed me-"
Mr., Brock is publisher % the Aberdeen
CMd) Enterprise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Friday evening big meeting will be held
at Lincoln hall, Sixth and Pierce streets
The speakers will be Congressman John L.
Kennedy. w. w. Slabaugh, Louis Berka
Tom HOLSTER and others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
se7, $50 CLOTHING STOCK.
Brandeis Buys Immense Lot of suits
and OvercOats from New York
Wholesaler at About
IL
SALE BEGINS NEXT SATURDAY

Half Price.
SALE BEGINS NEXT SATURDAY.
This most astonishing purchase by
Brandeis is the talk of the mercantile
world We bought this immense stock of
new and up-to-date clothes for men at
about 5Oc on the dollar. We are not at
liberty to mention the name of the whole
saler, but we are free to say you can get
the best ready TO wear suits and over
coats at just about half price next Satur-
day. See the window display.
Remember, this sale begins Saturday,
October 20.
]. l.. BRANDEIS e. SONS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

This evening a republican meeting will be
held at Peterson's hall, Twcnty-fourth and
Burdette streets. Congressman John l..
Kennedy and others will speak.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Members of the republican county COM
mlttee will meet this evening in the Pat
terson block, Seventeenth and Farnam
streets, to talk oyer matters pertaining to
the registration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

City Clerk Butler started a police officer
out Wednesday morning to gather in de-
linquent registrars who failed to qualify.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Wednesday morning the city council held
an adjourned meeting TO fill several vacsn-
cies in the list of registrars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Leaving Kansas City daily 63O p. m,
carrying Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeper through without change. Any
ticket agent In Nebraska or Iowa will
cheerfully reserve berths in this
sleeper and sell through round trip
tickets at greatly reduced rates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

The, following marriage license has been
issued
Name and Residence. Age
Charles w. Armann Fort Wayne, Ind. 27
Olga r. Knechtel. Fremont. Neb. ....... %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Some of the humor of the campaign has
found expression on the candidates cards
John NJ. Tanner of South Omaha has this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

Chairman Donohoe and Secretary Wood
land at republican headquarters have the
work of registration we'll in hand. They
are impressing on every voter the fact
that all must register and that previous
registrations are null and void.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

The following births and deaths have
been reported TO the Board OF Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending Wednes-
day noon:
Births-Mike Norris. 2sOS South Seven
teenth, boy; Enos Elton, McArdle precinct,
boy.
Wild avenue, Is Mrs. A. Abker, Berlin:
Neb., 49,; Robert H. Raber. 1908 North
Eighteenth, 10 days; Josiah Oscar Smith
Grand Island, 43.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
PEOPLE In LINE FOR SEATS
Lively Demand Apparent at the openins
of Horse SHOW ssls.
UNPRECEDENTED ctAMoR FOR THE BONES
Promenade Privilege VIII he Granted
Those Occupying seats in
First Three Rows of
the Balcony.

That the lovers of the horse are showing
keener interest in the Horse show this year
than in any previous year was DEM
onstrated at the Auditorium box office
Wednesday morning when the seat sale
was opened, A line of over fifteen people
was in waiting for Manager Gillian to open
the doors and from that on all during the
morning hours a continuous stream of
people was seeking seats. Last year the
ticket sale was opened a week in advance
OF the show, but this year the box Office
was not opened until Wednesday of the
week before the show Demands for boxes
were unprecedented and many who were
shut out from securing boxes did the next
best thing which was to get a seat down
stairs. Because of the great demand for
seats the management has decided to
grant the promenade privilege to those oc-
cupying seats in the first three rows in the
balcony. Although the price for these
balcony seats is less than for seats down.
stairs still these are splendid seats from
which to view the show
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
Marriage Licenses.

pIAMoHDs-Eanoin, 10th ana Harvey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18

WATCHEs-FrenEer, 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
Stalls Are Completed.

superintendent Austin has the stalls in
the basement all completed, making ninety
SIX single stalls and thirty box stalls but
these will be wholly inadequate for the
horses which are coming from abroad. The
management has been compelled to arrange
FOR many outside stalls In nearby livery
stables. The lot used for the hitching tent
in former years will not be available this
year, because Rome Miller is building
hotel upon 1t, but two smaller tents will
be pitched on neighboring lots. which will
give ample room. Mr.. Austin will leave
for Kansas City to assist in loading the
big special train which will bring the
horses from Kansas City to Omaha.
w. G. CARING of St. Paul, who is re-
membered as the man who had such gor-
geous appointments at the first Omaha
horse show and whose horses were burned
at Blair as he was enroute home from
the Omaha show, has sent in his entries
On the list is Thornton Star, the pride Of
Missouri This horse is no novice in the
show ring. but several years ago won
everything in sight in the saddle classes.
For the last two years he has been
slightly out OF form and has not won, but
this year is again taking The ribbons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
UpdeEran as Ringmaster.

The management of the Horse show has
secured the services OF o. p. Updegraf of
Topeka as ringmaster. Mr.. Updegraf is
well known I'm Omaha as he has been the
starter and secretary of speed at many
of the events, which have been held in
Omaha in years gone by. AS ringmaster
he Will have charge of the arena and give
the orders to the exhibitors under orders
from the judges. -
Colonel Sapp and his big megaphone will
be missing from the Horse show this year
and instead more subdued score board
Will be used on which the numbers Of the
winners will be placed. The Auditorium
being circular with people on all sides, an
nouncements had to be made in four d.
rections and these will be done away with.
Extraordinary care is given some OF these
show horses. Grow & Murray and Pep
per & Co, with their big Toronto sta
bles, carry groom for each horse.
The Kansas City Times is speaking of the
attention given to one of the horses after
1t left the arena said:
number of hostlers stood watching
one of Grove a. Murray's horses at It's
toilet. The groom took one bottle and
bathed the animals feet. Another was
used in sleeking part of its coat The
name and tail were carefully brushed
Clean white bandages We're wrapped about
over 1t. and 1t was put In a bed of straw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-18
Births and Deaths

]. L. BRANDEIs & SONS.