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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
PAPER TRUST
WITHDRAWN
All Plants Hitherto Forming One
Company Separate, Result Of
Court Order.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 12.-John A.
Davis, general manager of the General
Paper Company, today sent out the
following letter: "The General Paper
Company has withdrawn from the field
as a selling agency. All the mills
heretofore manufacturing paper and
selling 1t through the General Paper
Company will now supply the trade di
rect and all untitled or partially filled
orders placed with the General Paper
Company prior to this date will be
filled by such mills and invoiced direct.
Temporarily and until each mill can
adjust itself to the new conditions, all
orders received by the General Paper
Company will be turned over to the
mill heretofore supplying customer,
giving such order
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
Frantic Scene in
Lower House of
Parliament.
READ EX|LES' MESSAGES
Answer to Cars Speech
Will Demand Universal
Suffrage.

st. Petersburg, May l2.-The feature
Of the second session of the lower
House of Parliament today was a
frantic demonstration in favor of am
'nesty When among the mass of con.
gratulatroy messages from all parts of
the Empire, were read, several from
political prisoners or exiles in Siberia,
the members except little group ON
the extreme right rose cheering in a
body. The drawing up of a draft of
a reply to the speech from the throne
has not yet been completed. The re
ply will declare for a constitutional
monarchy with full parliamentary
rights, responsible minister chosen
from a majority, full amnesty for poll
tical prisoners, universal suffrage,
equality before the law and the aholi
tion of the death penalty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
JURY DISAGREES.
Unable to Reach Verdict in the Case
of Halle jerks Charged With
Murder.

Phoenix, Ariz., May I'm the case
OF the Territory VS.. Halle jerks,
charged with the murder of Sadie
Jones in the territorial insane asylum
In this city, the jury after being out
for twenty-five hours, reported that
they were unable to agree and were
discharged. 1t is reported from re.
liable source that the district attorney
will move for the discharge of the
defendant who is now out on bail.
The case which lasted three days
was one of the hardest fought and one
of the most interesting criminal cases
in the annals of the Territory. Sadie
Jones died in the insane asylum last
March and Hallie jerks was arrested
charged with having held rag soaked
in turpentine in her mouth until she
died from the fumes. Most of the
evidence during the three days of the
trial was expert testimony from physi,
clans relative to the deadliness or
harmlessness of turpentine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
Evidence Before
Commission Shows
Up Rascality.
SUBSTITUTE INFERIOR OIL
Agents Sell One Quality of
Oil and Deliver
Another.

Chicago, Ills, May 12.-F. s. Gibbs,
of Peoria, for thirteen years employed
by the Standard Oil Company, told the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day a number of the tricks of the
trade" which the witness said were
used by statesmen and agents of the
Standar Oil Company. He named
five towns in Illinois where he had
convinced customers by trickery that
the Oil of the Standard Company was
superior when as a matter of fact 1t
was inferior. He said the agents
were doing the same thing today.
"They pay rebates" said the witness.
"bribe the people, cut prices and subs
titute an inferior quality of oil, and in
fact do anything to get the business
and nut the competitors out of the
way"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
CHARLES r.
EASLEY ASSAULTED
Student at Missouri University at
Columbia Set Upon BY Mob-No
Serious Injuries.

At five o'clock last evening too late
to be put into last nights issue of the
New Mexican, this paper received the
following Associated Press bulletin:
Charles r. Easley, of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, was severely beaten by a
crowd of showmen in effort to induce
him to tell the names of students who
creased rails
Charles F. Easley of this city, father
of the young man, was informed and
he Immediately wired to Columbia. He
received the following message from
the president of the institution:
Ralph somewhat bruised but not
seriously injured"
The many friends of the Easley ia.
mily in this city are glad to know that
the young man Is not seriously In
]ured. At first the news created some
apprehension, but this was agreeably
dispelled by dispatch from the ia
Guilty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
MOVEMENT TO
OPPOSE WETMORE
Democratic Convention to Select Can
didate Against Present. Senator.

Providence, R. l., May 12.-The mo-
vement which started some weeks ago
to oppose the reelection of Senator
Wetmore resulted today in a Dem
ocratic convention being called for the
purpose of nominating a candidate to
enter the field against Wetmore and
possibly against Colonel Samuel Colt
whose name has been mentioned for
the Republican nomination for Sen
ator. Prior to the opening of the con
vention today it was generally con.
ceded that Colonel Robert I. Goddard
of this city would receive the Dem.
ocratic nomination by acclamation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
SAYS PRESIDENT
IS COMMON CLAY
Senator Bailey of
Texas Crills
Roosevelt.
CHARGES INCONSISTENCY
Thinks Too Much Talk of
"Iron Man. "---Chief Execu-
tive Without Endurance.

Washington, May Ex-senator Bail.
ey of Texas, in concluding an attack
ON President Roosevelt today for his
lleged surrender ON the railroad rate
and tariff questions said: Let us have
no more talk here, or throughout the
country of this iron man. He is only
clay and very common clay at that. !"
Senator Carter defended the Presi-
dent against the attack on him say
ing: mo one who is familiar with the
President would charge him with
cowardice, for his record for courage
is certainly unexcelled Replying,
Senator Bailey repeated his charges
of inconsistency on the part of the pre-
sident, charging that he failed to take
a position on the railroad rate question
before the election, that he failed to
revise the tariff and had receded from
his decision to call an extra session of
Congress % take up the railroad ques.
tion.
President Without Endurance.
II love a brave man and a fighter
he said, "and the President is both on
occasions" but, he declared he was
without endurance and always allow.
ed leaders of his party to swerve him
from his purpose. May God save the
country from such bill as we are
getting" he concluded In reply TO
Senator Aldrich he expressed the opin-
ion that the bill as it stands in the
Senate is better than the bill that pas
sed the House.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12

trict, Bernalillo, Sandoval, Socorro,
Mckinley and Valencia Counties.
District No. q.
Headquarters, Lake Valley; deputy
inspector, James G. Bixler district,
Sierra County.
District No. S.
Headquarters, Silver City; deputy
inspector, H. H. Belts; district. Grant
and Luna Counties.
District No. s.
Headquarters, Las Cruces; deputy
inspector, S. R. Mitchell; district Dona
Ana County.
District No. 7.
Headquarters, Alamogordo; deputy
inspector, to be named; district Otero
County.
District No. 8.
Hea dquarters Tucumcari; deputy in.
spector, to be named; district Guada.
lupe and Quay Counties, and those
points in Union County on the Chica.
go, Rock Island & Ell Paso Railroad
District No. g.
Headquarters, Captain; deputy in.
spector to be named; district, Lincoln
County.
District No. 10.
Headquarters, Santa Fe; deputy in
spector, to be named; district, Santa
Fe and Taos Counties, and those parts
of Rio Arriba County situated on the
D. & r. G.. Railroad.
District No. II.
Headquarters, Roswell; deputy in
spector, Herald Hurd; district, Eddy
Chaves and Roosevelt Counties.
There will be two additional dis
tricts, which will comprise the coun
ltry tributary to the stations on the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad in Colo
RADIO from which oil is shipped into
Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan Coun
| ties; one of these is at Durango and
the other at Alamosa, Colorado.
The Rules.
The following are the rules, which
are published in full by the New Mex
lican as they are certainly OF interest
| to the people of the Territory, as
outside of the few larger towns In
the Territory, coal oil is consumed in
great quantities in the villages, ham
let's, mining camps and thousands ol
stock and agricultural farms and pros
pector's huts.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
REVOLUTION AT
SANTO DOMINGO
lnsuiar Government Ordered to En-.
force Neutrality Law-Sends
Warships.

Washington, May 12.-Reports
reached the state department of the
organization of another revolutionary
movement directed against the gov
ernment, by President Caceras, of San
to Domingo. 1t is understood that the
Island of Porto Rico is the base of
operations and it is supposed that
President Morales and Jiminez are
leaders OF the movement. Instruc-
tions have been sent the ins'llar gov.
eminent at Porto Rico to take steps
to carry out the neutrality laws and
warships will be sent to enforce nell.
trality.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
PULAJANES REVOLT
AGAINST GOVERNOR

Manila, May 12.-The following dis
patch has been received from Acting
Governor Cinco, of the Island of Sa-
mar:
"a band of twenty-four Pula !anes
having five rifles and mana Isiser
'yeepon5 shtetad Inabangan J to-day,
killing one and wounding seven resi-
dents, burning and looting thirty-six
houses and taking over twenty resi-
dents prisoners. The troops, constabu-
larry, policemen and volunteers are
now pursuing the band"
George Curry the governor of Sa.
mar, who is here, says that all resi-
dents of Samar will shortly call on
the governor general and indorse a
policy for the determination of the re-
bellious inhabitants of Samar. Gov
all peaceful inhabitants of SamaF. Gov.
ernor Curry has received a cable mes
sage from President Roosevelt con-
graduating him on his escape in the
fight with the Pulajanes at Magtaon,
recently.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
TRAIN STRIKES
PEDESTRIAN
Joseph Teapotch, Of Durango, Colo,
Fatally Injured at Crossing
Dragged Many Feet.

Durango, Colo, May 12.--Joseph
Teapotch was instantly killed yester-
day by the Silverton passenger train
of the Denver 4 Rio Grande road at
the crossing of First Avenue and
Fourteenth Street, where the train
runs diagonally across the square.
was crossing the track when
the train approached, and although it
whistled, he failed to step off the
track. The cowcatcher caught him by
the ankle and he was dragged
300 feet before the train was brought
to stop. He was picked up and CIV
en- medical treatment, but was beyond
the power of drugs to revive.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12

Dowie Within Few Days Of Death
Taken to His Bed-End Momen.
tarily Expected.

Chicago, May 1.-THE condition OF
John Alexander Dowie is such that a
fatal termination of the disease with
which he is suffering, within two or
three days would not be surprising.
He has taken to his bed, and Or.
Blanks, who has been in attendance
upon him since his return from Mex
leo, said last night that he could not
live much longer than ten days. The
swelling Of the extremities which has
been noticeable characteristic Of his
aflliction has extended until it is now
within q few inches of his heart.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
FORCE SULTAN
TO BACK DOWN
Turkish Government Gracefully Ac
cedes to Ultimatum Of Great
Britain.

Cairo, May 12.-The Turkish gov
ernment has agreed to evacuate Ia
bah and all other places in Egyptian
territory which have been occupied by
the Sultan's troops.
Constantinople, May 12.-The Turk
ish government has accepted the de
mands of Great Britain conditionally
and It is now anticipated that this is
only preliminary to the complete ac
ceptance of the British ulumatum In
regard to the Tabah boundary CUES
tion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
VOTING FOR
u. S. SENATOR
Close Race in Primaries Between Sen.
ator carpnack and Ex-Governor
Taylor.

Nashville, Tenn, May 12.-For the
first time in the history of Tennessee
Democratic voters today are balloting
directly for United States Senator.
The primary throughout the state is
In progress for successor for Sena.
tor Carmack. Carmack is opposed by
Ex-Governor Robert L. Taylor. Indi-
cations are that the vote will be large
and both candidates now are claiming
victory
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
SENATE CONSIDERED
RAILROAD BILL
Allison Amendment Relating to Court
Jurisdiction Still to Be
Settled.

Washington, May 12.-The Senate
today again took up the railroad rate
bill and Immediately entered upon the
consideration of the remaining Allison
amendments relating to the jurisdic-
tion Of federal courts over the orders
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. The first Of these pertained to
the venue courts and provided that in
cases where two or more carriers were
affected, the venue should be IN dis
tricts where either carrier has its
principal Office.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
DEATH HOURLY
EXPECTED

New York, May 12.-Physicians
who remained in attendance through
out the night announced this morning
that there was no improvement in the
condition of Carl Schurz who is grave
ly in with complication Of diseases
A turn for the worse occurred dur.
ing the forenoon and his physicians
announced that he was rapidly grow
ing weaker and that there are slight
hopes thai he would live through the
day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
BIG DEPOSITS
FOR INVESTMENTS
Eastern Men Place Large Amounts
in New San Francisco CONNER.
ciaI Banks.

San Francisco, May 12.-Within the
past few days it is said new accounts
have been opened in several CONNER
cial banks Of San Francisco by men
from the east who have deposited
sums ranging from $4,000 upward.
Some of the depositors are known to
possess large wealth. The others are
supposed to represent wealthy clients
In eastern money centers. The evident
purpose is to make large investments
in San Francisco.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
FORAKER AMENDMENT
SEEMS ASSURED
Report on Statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico Expected at Next
Meeting Of Conference.

Washington, May 12.--At the next
meeting of the statehood conference
to be held at the call of Senator Bev-
eridge, chairman of the Senate com.
mittee on territories, report upon
statehood for Arizona and New Mexi.
co will be formulated. The Senate
amendments to the bill we're practical.
ly disposed of at yesterdays session
Of the conference. 1t is stated that an
agreement has been adopted whereby
the Foraker amendment in a modified
form will prevail. AS modified, the
adoption of the amendment will give
Arizona and New Mexico statehood, II
the people of the two territories by
a vote at the general election agree
to having those two territories become
one state.
Conference Committee to Say Some.
thing Tuesday.
Special to the New Mexican
Washington, May 12.-It is ar.
nounced upon reliable authority that
the Hamilton bill joint conference
committee will have something i'm.
portant to announce Tuesday next
Delegate Mark Smith, of Arizona, and
Ex-Governor N. Oakes Murphy, of the
same Territory, are fighting very
strenuously the striking out Of the
amendment to eliminate New Mexico
and Arizona from the provisions of the
nill.
New Mexico Pensions.
Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, May 1.-THE House Of
Representatives this morning passed
the following pension bill for New
Mexico citizen: John W. Blanchard,
formerly of Company B, First Michi-
gan Cavalry, of $50 per month. Dele.
gate Andrews has also secured favor
able action on the following pension
claims from the pension division OF
the Department of the InterlM: Az
tonic Jose Rael, Santa Fe, $40 per
month from February 5, 1906; Luciano
Trujillo, Tecolote, $12 per month from
March 13, 1906; Guadalupe Gallegos,
Pecos, So per month from March 26th,
1906.
Washington Press Sensation.
Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, May 12.-The local
press here this morning announced
what is considered great sensation
namely that the President, United
States Senator Boise Penrose and
Speaker Cannon have entered into an
alliance to carry the state of Penn
sylvania for the regular Republican
organization in this years coming
election.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
MAHER AMERICAN
JOCKEY WINS JUBILEE

London, May 12.--At the Kempton
Park Spring meeting today the great
Jubilee Handicap of 5000 sovereigns,
was won by Donnetta, ridden by Nah
er, an American jockey.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12
FIGHT A DRAW.
Abe Attell and "kid" Herman Go
Twenty Rounds Without Decision
on Pacific Coast.

Los Angeles, May 12.-In one Of the
fastest and cleverest fights ever seen
in this city Kid Herman of Chicago,
and Abe Attel of San Francisco fought
twenty rounds to a draw last night be-
fore the Pacific Athletic Club. It was
speed and cleverness on the part of
Attel against the sturdy rushing Of
Herman, and although Herman forced
the fighting from the beginning and
had Attel groggy several times, Ref.
cree Eyton called the battle a draw.
Herman was very much dissatisfied
with the decision, but Attel seemed
well pleased.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12

MRS. JEFF DAVIS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
New York, May 12.--Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, who is i'll here with the grip.
is slightly improved today,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-12

tcentInusd on Page slx.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
Lnvton Loslnr LIla orIn.

Judging by his doleful wall in the
columns Of the latest issue OF his news
paper, the Union Republican Of George
town, DR.. c. r Layton is losing his grip
on the Union Republican party Of Sussex
county, Of which he had long been the
indisputed leader.
The Sussex county Levy Court is a
strong Union Republican body, COM
prsing eight Union Republicans and only
two Democrats Last week, county tax
collectors we're elected by tho court, and
Or. Laytons candidate for collector in
tho Third district was turned down by a
combination Of four Union Republicans
and the two Democrats. The latter
seeing an opportunity Of taking advan-
tage Of Union Republican dissensions,
threw their votes in support Of tho faction
which opposed DR.. Layton The at
tempt TO secure collector in the Tenth
district also resulted in a revolt from the
rule of layton, three Union Republicans
and the two Democrats voting against
the candidate Of his choice, thus creating
a deadlock by an even division of the ten
members Of the body.
DIR. Layton, in his newspaper, calls this
revolt among his followers a apostles
action" No doubt this is intended as a
smarting slur at the Democratic members
for voting against his candidates. Had
they stood by him, he would have praised
them for their attitude As for the
Union Republican insurgents, he pre-
diets, with somewhat ghoulish bitterness,
that the "ghost Of their action will live
to haunt them for years to come"
But, despite this dire threat, the revolt
in Sussex county against the rule of lay
ton will be hailed with delight through
out the rest OF the State. Il apparently
predicts the overthrow Of a most domi-
neering political boss The revolt Of
members Of the Levy Court, in all proba-
bility, will be followed by revolt among
the members of the Union Republican
County Committee, and then Layton
will be at the end Of his rope And the
Union Republicans Of Sussex county
will do their best days work when they
repudiate him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
The covatIne Of china.

To assume that the people Of China
have not just cause for their apparent
hostility 70 this country is TO assume that
that they are absolutely ignorant Of what
is going on outside OF their own territory.
So far as the protection Of American
interests OF American residents In China
is concerned, thus far the Chinese gov
eminent has been entirely ignored in the
matter The view apparently taken at
Washington is that the Chinese authori-
ties are either unwilling or unable. or both,
to assume this duty, and therefore we
must 60 ahead with military preparations
to secure this protection by our own
movements. The General staff Of our
army, II has been shown, has coolly pre-
pared a plan OF American invasion Of
China which Secretary Of War Taft tran
mitted to Congress, and later appeared
before a committee of the House Of Rep
resentatives and urged an appropriation
Of money for the purpose Of carrying the
recommendation Of the General staff
into effect
These actions on the part Of our own
government, coupled with the attitude
Of foreign governments, seem 20 be based
on the assumption that the Chinese gov
ernment is not TO be consulted in the
matter, even in empty iormality as a
matter Of courtesy. Already every other
nation that has representatives in China
or interests Of any kind there, is prepar-
ing TO take a hand in attacking that
country, under the guise Of protecting
foreign interests, the instant there is
any sign Of serious internal disorder.
The situation is unparalleled, and re-
fleets discredit on those who have brought
it about. China is entitled to as much
respect and consideration as any other
sovereign country, but il would appear
that she has no rights which any stronger
nation feels bound to respect. For many
years, foreign guns, our own among the
number, mounted on the walls Of Pekin,
have commanded the imperial palace.
Imagine a Chinese battery on the Potomac,
with guns pointed toward tho Capitol
and the White House.
II is full time for the abandonment Of
this contemplated campaign OF loot and
highway robbery in China.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
pefeat for the Presldent.

The action OF the United States Senate
on the Statehood bill was defeat IN
fact "a double deieat-ior President Roose-
welt And this double defeat was closely
akin TO repudiation
President Roosevelt, through the in
fuence Of most distorted spirit of par
tisanship. gave his official and personal
approval to that infamous measure which
sought to drag Arizona into the Union
through an atrocious and detestable
amalgamation with New Mexico In
vain did the citizens OF Arizona protest
that they would sooner be refused State
hood than submit to such an ignoble ar
rangement. The President was .obdurate
and the House OF Representatives, in
servile submission passed the measure
In this obnoxious form.
But the Senate, with its Republican
majority, refused to comply with the
Presidents desire to inhict this outrage
upon the people Of Arizona. Threats,
persuasion and the most savage cracking
Of the party whip failed to move the Re
publican Senators who refused TO coun-
tenance this burlesque on Statehood.
BY a vote Of AZ to 20, the Senate
amended the bill so as to provide that
before Arizona and New Mexico should
be admitted as one State, each should
vote separately on the question OF joint
Statehood, and a majority vote in each
Territory should be necessary to make
the bill effective This was relief for
Arizona, as the people Of that Territory
are bitterly opposed to marriage with
New Mexico. Next, by vote of 81 to
25 the Senate killed this joint Statehood
scheme by eliminating New Mexico and
Arizona from the bill. so that it applied
only to the joint admission of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, against which pro
position no objection has been raised.
Il has been many years since Presi-
dent Of the United States was 80 com.
pletely rebuked and repudiatod by hi,
party associates in the United state.
Senate as was President Roosevelt by th,
action Of the Senate in relation TO tn,
joint Statehood Of Arizona and New
Mexico.