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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

person who came to be no more OF
less than a living, breathing crime dn
breeches. is therefore the most de-
spised and hated creature in the, hemis-
isphere. His name is hooted; his fig
IRE is burning in efhgy;
The bullet that pierced GoebeFs chest
Cannot be found in all the West:
Good reason-it is speeding here.
To stretch Mckinley on his bier"
And this in April, 1901:
institutions, like men, will last an
til they die; and if bad institutions and
bad men cannot be. got rid OF only by
killing, then the killing must be done"
citabie brain of Czolgosz was influenced
by such words He never knew Mchin-
ley; he had no real or fancied wrongs
OF his own TO aVenge. against Mckin-
ley or McKinley's Government: he was
answering the lesson he had learned
that it was a service to mankind to rid
most of the teachers Of these lessons
to him and his kind was and is. Will
liam Randolph Hearst and his yellow
journals. Is there no one left who
/ loved Mckinley Are there no work
1 fngmen in New York who cannot ,"see
with satisfaction honers heaped upon
the man who is not. gufltless OF Nc
Kinley's Geath?- -.
The same kind of teaching. rs being
continued now month by month and
day by. day by the Hearst Journals. Its
legitimate Consequences. If continued.
must he other weak dupes playing the
role. of CzofgoSz; other Mckinley :
bloody strife I'm place OF the reign OF
peace and order throughout: our fair
land. - s- .:~.Fs :. :. :, :; =. -. +
::- IT is not. the: spirit of. Washington
and of Lincoln. 1t is :thesspirft of mali
ice for all and charity, toward none}
it-iS: the spirit of anarchy, of TIL he>s conn.,
r. Root urged his: auditors sE to return "a.
majority in the House. of Representa-
rtfves to work with President Roosevelt
in the next Congress-, and continued:
f. THE. evils which have come. wi III: the:
enormous increase. in. corporate wealth
in recent. years; are real and serious
There, have: been many + outrageous
practices: which oug ugllt :tel be: stopped
punished. Fh at -slIould- be 1done not by.
lyncf:; law hut s:bY the Intelligent and:
/ wise action. which Ebef Is. a. self-goy ernz
ing people. :. =; = 49,:
The most conspicuous and fit..repre=
sentative Of this great and "benehcent;
work in this =: State ise: Charles. f..
Hughes. The most. conspicuous and fit:
representative. of. this same. great and
ernment is. Theodore RoOSeNelt5 Tlresi-
dent of the United States: - -
The first danger is -slest-theA People
should refuse to return "a majority of.
RepubH Hcans in the. House OF: Represen-.
tatives:. the second danger is lest. in.
this greatest<of- States the Presidents:
own State: the voters should reject Mr.
Hughes who was -the>;PreSfdelft's own.
elect to that. great -ofhce- an. unworthy
dema in the. person&of Mr. Hearst
The immediate. and necessary: effect
of Mr. Hearst.S. :electiOII. .wo1ld. ber.:fo
deprive the. President of the moral sup
port of the State: of New. York it, would
be- to. siren gthen- the <PreSldentS s. enc
mics and opponents and ito yvea ken: and
embarrass him in: the pursuit of his.
policy 1t would Inevitably Head to a.
reaction against al true reform and
genuine. redress of: griexan ces. ~ ~
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GIRL TRAMPS MILES TO
VISIT HER DYING MOTHER
lille Devoe Falnts on Street of TOn-
kers While ON Way to Find
Brother I'm New York.

NEW YORK, Nov 1-Lfllie Devoe
16 years old. dropped fainting in the
streets of Yonkers last evening. The
girl was taken to a hospital, and when
revived said her plight was due to the
fact that she had ira mped a great deal
of the way from Buffalo. Her desti-
nation was Nev.&prk, where she has
brother Her T5ther, she said, was
dying in Chicago and had written her
expressing a wish to see. her son be-
fore the end came. The. girl had no
money and resolved to walk to New
York in an endeavor to find her
brother and carry out her mothers
wish. Railroad men helped her on
the journey by giving her free rides.
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BISHOPS of METHODIST. - 81: -: s.
-4.-> 49,: =. :. EPISCOPAL. CHURCH CoNFET,
Meet with Ministers: and Laymen and
= =. Consider Plans for Conducting @
- Missionary: Work. .~:::=@ =

= BUFFALO,. N. @Y.. Nov. 1:--Rfshops
of = the Methodist Episcopal Church
from ALI parts of the civilized world
met here today wfth<the ministers. and
.layInen' constituting the general mi 5
.sionary @comni ttee of the church The
first @public anuouncemento of the de-
lfberations Of. the commission on con
,solidation~ of benevolenees>I of the de-
nomination. was made The new plan
is to go into; effect january 4 and in
wolves the separation: Of the present
missionary society into a home and a
foreign mission board. ~: 81: ~. ,5s
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SAN JOSE HAS ERA =:
OF GREAT; PROSPERITY
Trade Increases Twenty-Five Per Cent
and One Hundred Trains Pass :.
Through the City Daily.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-Since last April
trade in this city has increased 25 per
cent and the local business OF the
Southern Pacific Company has In
creased correspondingly. One hundred
passenger and freight trains pass
through this city daily, twenty miles
of yard tracks is being constructed
here, the fifth railroad bridge across
the Guadalupe River is now being
built q new freight depot is to be
built freight cars to the number OF
25,o00 were handled during the month
just ended and the block signal sys-
tenn is being inaugurated, the first
complete section. between Madrone and
Gilroy, now being in operation.
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PURCHASING UTILITIES OF
CINCINNATI AND CLEVELAND
Holding Corporation Securing Control
of Subsidiary Companies Having
Capital of Nearly Two Billions.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-Terms for the
leasing of the Cincinnati, Coyingtou
and Newport Light and Traction Com
pany have been practically agreed
upon, and that property will soon pass
into the control of the Columbian
Company, holding corporation,
formed under the laws of West Vir-
ginia. This company will also pur-
chase the control of the Union Gas
and Electric Company of Cincinnatii
the two Cleveland gas and electric
properties and own outright. many
thousands of acres of oil lands in
West Virginia. The. aggregate capitals
ization of the subsidiary companies
will amount to s1,750,00O, 900. ;. :,
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ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS
STILL CAUSES DEVASTATION
Avalanches of Mud Fall From Sides
of the Volcano, Burying
Large TRACTS.

NAPLES. Nov. 1.-The eruption of
Vesuvius of April last is still causing
devastating effects. A heavy storm,
which prevailed twentyfour hours,
has caused large avalanches of mud
to fall from the sides of the volcano
carrying off part of the Vesuvian Rail-
way, blockading trains along the sea
coast and burying large sections OF
ground in the vicinity of Vesuvius. The
inhabitants of the villages were greatly
alarmed, especially as the storm was
accompanied by earthquakes here.
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MAKES FORECAST of CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.--Congressman
Henry c. Loudenslager of New Jersey
secretary of the Republican Congress
sional committee today issued the fol-
lowing forecast of the complexion OF
the next House of Representatives:
Sure Republican, 222; sure Democrats,
100; doubtful, but probably Republican,
21; doubtful, but possibly Democratic,
IL
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STUDENTS MUST STUDY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. L.
Many undergraduates of Stanford Uni
versitv have been placed on the rack
by the faculty because of deficient
standing in their studies. BY the
quarterly reports just completed, los
students have been warned they will
be dropped from the university register
unless they brush UP in their lessons.
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SACRAMENTO. -Novs l.-@Afrs. Frank
I}oland was strneKs.sand killed by the
engine Of.sa passenger train. at Sixth
and r. streets this evening Mrs. @De=
land was deaf and walked along. the
track nco2scious Of her danger..The
engineer saw her and: sounded several
warning whistles. but when he found
the woman paid.no *atten tfon TO him it
was too late TO stop Mrs. Doland was
20 Nears old and#feeble.c.. =.
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NORTHERN ELECTRIC LINE OPEN

MARYSVILLE, Nov, The first elec-
trio car was run over the Northern
Electric Suburban road from Chico to
Yuba City this afternoon. The regular
service will be established in about
two weeks
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SPANISH PREMIER TO RESIGN.

MADRID, Nov lit is rumored per-
sistently that Field Marshal Lopez
Dominguez, the Premier, is about to
resign on account OF Ill health, and
that he will be succeeded by General
Montrero Rios. who resigned the Pre-
miership in 1905.
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FARNHAm sTrT.r. !

FARNHAM STILL HELD.-C E. Barnham,
who was arrested on Tuesday night on the
steamship Spokane for alleged smuggling of
opium, is detained under guard on the vessel,
pending the arrival Of warrant from Seattle.
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PRESIDENT GOES HUNTING Richmond
Va. Nov. IA special from Scottsville SAYS
President Roosevelt went on a turkey hunt
today
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WOMAN RI-N- Do1v=N M. TRAM.

Rimless eye glasses Fitted for S1.5O:@ i mite,
JeWelry and Optical Go@s 1866: lrhore. :. > =
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DEMONSTRATION i
PIANO SALE
EiIers Music Company Ready
to Show Even Governor
Folk Himself.

'' Better Pianos For Less" ;" Is the
Keynote of This Enterprise.
Real Piano Selling. More Than
a Carload Being Taken Each Day
Now. Eleven Thirty Van. Ness
the Number of the New Build
ins. Further Particulars and
Some More Price Talk.
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dJhe l1u:.hI 1:.I
Ghaa. Reitn s 8 On
+ X rl u S / y e
&t9t-Graae Gtothiers
No Branch stores. no. Agents.

FASHIONS s#OF AUTHORITY
C OUPLED WITH AR 7
NOTICEABLE BY DRESSERS
WHO UNDERSTAND CLOTHES
AND HOW THEY SHOULD LOOK.
THAT'S THE CLASS OF FOLKS
NE RUB UP GAINS T
AND WE WIN THEM OVER.
!. SIMPLY. BECAUSE THEY KNOW.
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Croker Declares Election Of Hearst
Would Paralyze Capital and Labor
Root Declares Hearst Is a
Dangerous Demagog,ue.

Continued from Page 1, Column l.
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We don't use a brand
q for our smart cloth es
because brands can never
3 be relied upon solely.
Clothes we sell TO you
plac e US m rally
resp onsib TO you.
Keilus quality cloth es
steer our business ship. 3
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for the treaty but Patterson did not
reply. Instead he referred to the
charge made that he had deserted his
party, and that he was in the habit of
making party changes.
He admitted that he had left the
Democratic party in 1892 rather than
support Cleveland. In this connec-
tion he referred to Tillman's course
in his own state, and Tillman inter
rupted with the remark that "he had
eaten as much crow in submitting to
party dictation as any man living"
did you like it," asked Spooner,
and Tillman replied: mo, but took
It,"
Caused Laugh.
The depression caused laugh,
which increased when Patterson re.
marked that he had eaten crow. but
less than that taken by Tillman.
Patterson said he had bolted some
party nominations at home and he ex.
pected to do so again. He said the
Democratic party might learn valuable
lessons from the Republican party in
dealing with the membership of the
party. He especially commended this
party for not having whole states
bound and gagged by the unit rule in
the national convention"
TO Aid Venezuela.
The Venezuelan government has re
uuested the government of the Uni
ted States to take charge OF Its con
sulate in France. Secretary Root has
decided to comply with the request and
will give the necessary instructions tt
the American ambassador in Paris.
Grants Promotion.
The President today sent to the
Senate the nomination Of Brigadiel
General Frederick D. Grant, to be {
major general.
smoot Hearing.
The hearing in the case OF Senator
Smoot was resumed today before tht
committee on privileges and elections
and is likely to continue intermittently
Throughout the session. The first wit
ness was Professor Walter N. Wolfe
former teacher of geology, in the
Brigham Young's College at Logan
Utah. He testified regarding poly
gamy and said to the best Of his knowl
edge, "Polygamous cohabitation has
increased very materially since Utaf
was admitted as a state He sale
polygamy was even talked Of will
some freedom in southern Utah and II
New Mexico.
Wolfe said he had gone through tht
temple twelve times and gave the oatl
he was obliged to take. He said NJ
believed that "the seeds Of treason
were sown by the oath.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-07
RESERVE GRAZING.
Letter From Delegate Andrews In Re
gard to Charges and General
Rules.

As there are many people in north
western New Mexico desiring to know
what rules and regulations the govern,
ment will adopt for grazing on the
newly created Jemez Forest Reserve,
the following letter lately received by
Hon. Amado Chaves. of this city, from
Delegate Andrews will be read with
interest by all wishing information up
on the subject.
1t gives additional data. in connection
with the interview with the new forest
assistant in charge, which appears in
today's paper.
TN answer to your letter would
state I visited the Bureau Of Forestry
and ELECTED the following information
regarding the Jemez Forest Reserve.
THE supervisor for this reserve has
not yet been appointed. He will be
however, sometime about February Is
"The reserve will be open for the
grazing Of sheep, cattle and horses
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GRAVE CHARGE.
Chief Of Chemistry Bureau Says Mil
lions Of Children Killed BY impure
Articles.

Washington, D. c., Feb. THAT
more than million infants have been
sacrificed to the various concoctions
known as Soothing Syrups and Pain
Killers, and over twice that number
killed by impure milk, was the dec'a-
ration made last night by Professor H.
W. Wiley. chief Of the chemistry
bureau of the department of agricul'
ture.
I'VE do not know anything ab0u.
the milk we have left at our hornes,
or the conditions under which 1t Is
produced" he added, "and II we know
nothing of fresh milk our knowledge
is more limited as to the product put
in cans"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-07
MAN ARRESTED.
Employe Of Firm Which Suspended on
Account Of Embezziement Taken
in Charge.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. Lawrence
L. Cummings, formerly boolkeeper for
P. r. Fahey & Company, stock and
grain brokers, has been placed in the
county jail upon a charge Of en-
bezzlement. When the firm failed
about two weeks ago, it was stated
that embezzlement by trusted EN-.
ploye was largely responsible
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somewhere between April 1st and May
1st, probably about April 10th.

somewhere between April 1st and May
1st, probably about. April 10th.
Advertisements will be inserted in
the papers in the Territory advising
stock growers desiring to Craze their
live stock on the reserve. For The first
year, the minimum charge will be five
cents per head for sheep and twenty
cents per head for cattle and the graz
ing privileges will extend to November
20th. Those already having horses and
cattle on the reserve with their ranch.
es will be permitted to keep their stock
there the whole year around at a
charge of thirty.five cents per head
this does not apply to sheep. Permits
must be gotten from the supervisor
before the opening Of the season.
"The largest acreage that can be
rented or leased by one person Is 800
acres.
"All residents of the reserve who
have cattle and horses up to, but not
more than thirty, will be charged half
rate"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-07
PATTERSON FOR
JOINT STATEHOOD
Senator From Colo
RADIO Talks in Its
Behalf.
HE MAY LEAVE HIS PARTY.
National Committe enlan Luz
ma at White Hou, ---lm-
portant Measures Up.
Special to the New Mexican,

Washington D. c., Feb 7.-U. s.
Senator Thomas M. Patterson, Of
Colorado, this forenoon made a great
speech in favor of the passage of the
Hamilton joint statehood bill. This
action on the part of the Senator is
believed to be prelude to his join
ing the Republican party and forsak-
ing the Democracy. .. $. Senator
Bailey, of Texas, and L. s. Senator
Tillman, of South Carolina, will an
swer Senator Patterson and it is un-
derstood will make the efforts of their
lives in doing so. Both oppose the
Hamilton bill.
Luna at White House.
Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 7.--Nation-
al Committeeman Solomon Luna this
forenoon called at the White House
and was given a very cordial reception
by President Roosevelt Mr.. Luna
brought several matters of Importance
to New Mexico to the Presidents at
tention.
May Save Hazers.
The President yesterday made pub.
lie letter urging upon Congress a
modification of the law against hazing
at the Naval Academy. Unless Con.
gress shall promptly amend the exist,
ing law against hazing which makes
mandatory the dismissal of any mid
shipman found guilty Of any form OF
hazing, the secretary of the navy may
be forced to dismiss thirty-three mid
shipmen from the naval academy with
in the next month, in addition to the
eight who have already suffered this
penalty and the three whose cases art
aw9iting the action of the deTar5stant
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-07
PRECINCT NUMBERS ARE
CHANGED IN SAN MIGUEL

The county commissioners Of San
Miguel County on Monday, passed a
resolution changing the numbers of
the precincts In the county The reas.
on for this change Is that the counties
Of Guadalupe and Union were created
out Of territory heretofore embraced
within the limits Of San Miguel County
and the contiguity of the precincts In
that county was destroyed, The pre-
cincts in the county now number to 65
when there are really only 81. At
Mondays meeting. the precincts were
remembered from one to flfty-two inclu
giye
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CONLEY IS TAKEN
TO TAOS COUNTY
Slayer of Two Will
Pay Death Pen
atty There.
PROBABLY NO CONTINUATION
Execution Day Fixed For
February Sixteenth---Tells
All Good Bye.

John Conley, convicted OF murder
in the first degree for the shooting and
killing Of James Redding, 10 years Old,
in Taos County. and who is under
sentence to hang Friday, February l6,
was taken from the territorial peniten
tiary by Sheriff Silviano Lucero and
Deputy Gomez of Taos County, at IL
O'Clock this morning and is now ell
route to Taos where the execution will
take place.
Strong efforts were made on the
part of Conley's attorney to induce
Governor Herbert J. Hagernian to com
mute the sentence to life imprison'
ment Governor Hagerman said today
that he would announce his decision
In the matter tomorrow.
Communication Not Likely.
The removal of the condemned man
from the penitentiary, however, to the
place of execution, gives the impres.
sion that the sentence will stand as
fixed by the court. Conley has been
occupying cell In the upper tier" at
the penItentiary where prisoners are
held for safety. When guard told
him this morning that the sheriff was
awaiting him, to take him to the scene
of his death, he received the news
brayely. Although somewhat nervous.
he quickly packed his few effects and
accompanied the guard to the office or
Superintendent H. 0. Bursum where
he was turned over to Sheriff Lucero.
Bade Them Farewell.
Conley shook hands with the officers
and bade farewell to the penltentiary
officials.
1t Is said that he had at first be-
lieyed that the Supreme Court would
not confirm the sentence Of the lower
court When he learned of tbs colrs@
action, however, he was overcome
with grief but later recovered his sell
possession and prepared for the In.
|evitable.
Before being taken to Taos he talk
ed with his attorney regarding certain
properties at Red River In which he
was interested to some extent and
made what few arrangements he
thought necessary. Conley's attorney
says that he still has hopes Of saving
his clients life and will not cease work
until the end.
e. S. Redding, father Of the mur'
dered boy, spent several days in the
Capital City last week, and presented
petitions to Governor Hagerman, ask
ing that he decline to commute the
sentence
Slayer OF Two.
The murder of which Conley was
found guilty took place at the Guada'
lupe placers near Questa, January 16.
1905. At the same time he also shot
and killed Charles Purdy age 70 years.
Conley's plea was self defense, alleg
ing that the boy and man had attacked
him with axes. Feeling In Taos Coun
| ty and among people generally, is 10
favor of the execution OF the death
sentence. Several prominent Taos
County citizens have been here dur.
ing the past few days and Informed
Governor Hagerman Of the state Of
public feeling.
There is, however. no danger of any
interference with the law and the
sentence of the court will no doubt be
carried out in quiet and orderly man
Iner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-07
TAIGNY ARRIVES.
French Representative Reaches New
York From Venezuela and Talks
Of Conditions.

New York, Feb. 7.-Oliver Taigny.
former French charge d'affairs at Ca.
racas, Venezuela, who arrived last
night on the steamer Zulla, talked brief
ly on conditions in Venezuela today. He
expressed the opinion that the indus.
trial classes in that country are not
giving active support to the govern
ments position on French affairs. He
said he would express no opinion con
cerning the conditions under which he
was forced to leave Venezuela until he
conferred with the French ambassador
at Washington.
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SITUATION RELIEVED.
Banks Come to Aid of institution al
Peoria, illinois, Whose Head
Suicided.

Peoria, Ill.,, Feb. THE bank situa-
ton is greatly relieved today Much Of
the excitement caused by the suicide OF
DR.. Simmons yesterday has subsidized.
The banks Of the city came to the as
sistance of the Interstate Savings and
Trust Bank and the run has subsided
The Peoples Bank is still closed.