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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10
BENNINGTON BR ELS
N,ws Of the r,'vn ana Village Briefly
Hold tor Rusy IIesders.


Coz ON at9tt mas neen ia Niagara
ans III 10 "'7N "n o"a''''s
Frank n smith is temporarily en-
ployea at the HiNs rooms as sIe@aIu:
Lester NJ Slocum is to open meat
market at his place on upper Main ST.
Melrn II Robinson returned This
mnrnino from n six weeks absence ON
al..'...e.. min
--.'---- --,--.-.- -"-----s.
D1'te Rivals. Win omen M Gokay : /
mi o,eninr ot -.3O
MSS AoeIla EnuresS VINO mas oeeh
q ~ Ines is again much better
FRANK 9chencN OF Coieraine' M'ss''
4 rner 'esldeht OF inc village IS Wis
II d Bradford * co are building a
new oihee addition TO lhelr buildings.
10 IS being oullt OF concrete docks
Farm work is much delayed 10y HE
unseasonably coId ana wet weather
Almost no planting mas Deen done
John Carroll has finished work ms
steward at the Elks club room and en-
tered the employ OF Louis bergeron
po,. philin CcbnyIer r.t,,ced last
night from New York where be has
been most of the time for two weeks
Tho spit of Aaron HAN ooainsl
uan"y S,rotton oCe,, n gi.a7,,ei no
connf has been settled and disconrinn
ed
mo nonoirs ond .borcos o, tho Ran
oinnton KIM which hovr heon in nro
rreSs for ne,rly a veot vere comnleteo
Yesterday
-, ' "n,t hi eise Won wanr In heddino
ni.nts in inv o1antitv at uaath's
i,i,, 80,
Mrs n I Chllds mas been appointed
the late = Childs pending the pro
bate of his will.
> a anne, u - ur"e nus ostu Sppo'I I,.
a li m ,S.,S.o ~ VIE 2y''1 W. '''e %
NJ Bassett, removed.
Mrs Tano Sborp +. no was tnk,n amt,
nm vesterday Is botler this morning
! gey d@,gbter iva who has also BEEN
onite ilIIs conyalsscing.
rord. bo,,o b.en received bero an
,,,,,roin., I'M thn NAV, Ioy Gru ni
narlionv AIour,' or Rorlinoton have
rheir o6ce omen and ready for bust
mss
Ch.,l..N Vshh editor nftho Mont.
,.ii.r I,,rn.I Who mas heen n visitor
nsro inc Snndnv went todoy M nj.
gatbe,'U homo In Bratilehoro for =
,"g doys
made no arrangements as vet for any
matches the coming season. The
grounds of the old Mt Anthony club
are To he used.
Prescel lie closed his engagement a
Library nan last evening ana ielt .
Falls where he will be for the remain
der OF the week.
J Is Allen was again arres tea loI
intoXicallou TINS morning Joe ma
oeen keeping straight Tor "a long liime
him with liquor.
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reu = ila,.''o.' i'1s 80. .'ia e''0 ~
nav appolutll nv a. 'u,'.' =, W. 'u ~
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tie uate VA i,.9
irou' 'le Pos'''Ou'
eye -" new VT ta,eubones this ynornin5. lw,
If them h,{nc an the farmers lin
east One in the village was for Mr.
Alec Stewort NInnroe- the call pumbe
haio,r AZ
collections for the benefit OF Sa
Francisco sufferers were taken at TN
Sales and the church of the Sacre,
geart last sunday. Nbout 5000 wa
raised which NH me- sent 10 Bisbo
Niichand
The plans have been completed lo
the new custodian's house at the MOI
! umeut and are ready TO be seen by co
comnnsed of Jobn : Holden. / r. Gil
Son and n I, Rates
! Plans and specifications for I'll
building that will be principally occl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

Among the blocks recently raised
in the marble companys quarries at
West Rutland were four weighing
from 20 to p tons each. Each block
will furnish one of the lions for the
monumental President Mckinley at
Buffalo. The blocks wer1 so large and
heavy that twas found eXpedient to
reduce their weight by trimming them
in the quarry to the size actually need
ed for the figures.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

w Myers will have charge Of
the prayer meeting OF the Baptist
church tonight. A special business
meeting will follow at which several
candidates for membership will make
a statement of their christian faith and
purpose. a large attendance of mem
Ders is desired
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

"The Indian Jubilee" will be the
topic at the Methodist prayer meeting
this evening AT the close the new
songs for the Epworih League anniyer
sary to be held Sunday night at $50
will be practiced All who can sing
are urged to be present A splendid
program will be rendeted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

Plans and specifications for the
building that will be principally occu-
pied by the telephone company have
been received, signed and sealed by
the respective parties OF the transac-
ton. 1t is expected that work on the
building will be commenced soon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

NO RENT ilS South ST.. rooms. furuishtd
or unfinished All modern convenience
Board 6 desired j. Il. Remington.
ih3tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-10

rINO RENT The rooms over .lensen's store
on North Street have been vacated and
are ~ let. T. quige Of WI. Watson 11U
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
ESOUIPULA BACA
WILL CONTEST
For Seat Of E. c. Abbott in Lower
House From Tenth Legislative
District,

Contest proceedings have been in
stituted by Esquipula Baca, defeated
independent candidate for the Legis-
lative Assembly from the Tenth Rep
resentative District composed of San
Ia Fe and Sandoval Counties, for the
seat of Representative-elect Edmund
c. Abbott Attorney T. B. Catron OF
this city is engaged as counsel for
Baca and the notice served on e. c.
Abbott is of a voluminous character.
Baca alleges that by an act of the
Legislature, Sandoval County is en-
titled to one representative in the
Legislative Assembly, and me con.
tends that Governor Hagerman had
no power to make re-apportionment
for legislative purposes. He further
alleges that he was the only legal
nominee of The Republican party in
this county because he had been
nominated by the Republican Central
Committee, and that by the refusal OF
the probate clerk to place his name
on the ballots he was deprived of at
least 250 or more legal Republican
votes. He also claims that the Demo.
crat-Independent Republican ballots
had been left blank as to candidate
for representative from the district
composed of Santa Fe and Sandoval
Counties and that Abbott's name had
been pasted thereon contrary to law.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
IS PRISONERS
GAIN FREEDOM
By Saving Cell and
Window Bars
of Jail.
TEN DESPERATE MEN PLAN
Bold Break--.Six Others Fol-
lowed When Released
by Guards.

New York, Nov. 3O.-Ten of the
most desperate prisoners in the
county jail at Long Island City have
escaped from that institution and are
still at large. The first four prisoners
to get out sawed the bars to their
cells and of window opening into
the corridor of the jail at 2.30 o'clock
this morning
Escape Was Easy After Gaining Yard.
Once in the yard they had only to
climb fence and were free. The alb.
sence of the men and the saving of
the bars was unnotced when the
keepers opened the cell doors and al
lowed the other prisoners to enter the
corridor at o'clock this morning. Six
other prisoners Immediately crawled
through the hole in the window and
escaped
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
TODAY'S NEWS SERVICE

Page 1.-Teamsters Turn States
Evidence; Ten Prisoners Gain Free
dom; To Re-Organize Entire Navy;
Thanksgiving at st. Michaels; Spen-
Ger of Southern Killed.
Page 2.-Editorial.
Page 3.-Tax Rolls of Sandoval
County; Hotel Arrivals; Republican
Candidate Lost by One Vote; News
Briefs From Roswell; Little Colony in
Otero County.
Page 4.-Personal Mention.
Page 5.-Minor City Topics.
Page 6.--Brakeman Injured in
Strange Accident; Territorial and
other news stories; Kansas City Live
Stock Receipts.
Page New Mexican's Daily
Short Story.
Page S.--Continuation Personal
Mention and Minor City Topics; Mar.
ket Reports by Wire; Official Matters,
Local Weather Forecast; telegraph
and local news stories.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
SALADO SHEEP
HERDER DEAD
EmpIoye Of Big Livestock Company
a Victim Of BIizzard-Another
Missing.

Ex-Governor Miguel A. Otero re-
ceived the sad intelligence this noon
that the body of one of the sheep
herders of the Salado Livestock Com
pany, on the Salado, Guadalupe Coun-
ty, had been found yesterday. The
herGer was frozen to death during the
recent blizzard which was so severe
south and east of Santa Fe. Another
herder is missing but his flock was
found yesterday and 1t is feared that
he too has succumbed to the cold.
The loss in sheep was comparatively
small, but the company would much
rather have lost heavily in stock than
these two faithful herders who gave
their lives for their flocks. The re-
mains of the herder found yesterday
will be taken to his home at La Cues
ia, San Miguel County.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
In Session-Attorneys Present-Jury
EmpanelIed and Adjournment
Taken.

United States court for the First Ju.
dicial District re-convened at
9 o'clock this morning, Judge John
R. McFie presiding. A. NJ. Bergere
was at his post as clerk. The govern
ment was represented by United
States Attorney w. Fl. Fl. Llewellyn
The United States grand jury was or
ganized this morning with Sabine
Olivas of Park View as foreman, and
George A. Parsons of this city as
secretary. Nineteen of the twenty
three sumoned were accepted. Prac-
tically all of the forenoon was spent
in examining them as TO their quail
fications and the jury was finally i'm
panelled at II o'clock. A recess was
then taken until 2.30 o'clock.
R. B. Thomas, of this city, and Juan
Archuleta, of Espanola, were excused
from jury service for good and suffi-
cient reasons. The personnel Of the
jury is as follows
Ignacio Padilla Santa Fe; Eulogio
Macs, Santa Fe; Juan J. Ortiz, Santa
Fe; Manuel Rodriguez y Ortiz, Santa
Fe; Melioendro Vigil. Santa Fe; Le-
andre Martinez y Ortiz, Santa Fe;
George A, Parsons, Santa Fe; Maclo.
vic Suazo, Placita; Onecimo Martinez
Arroyo Hondo; Jesus Campos, Ojo
Cliente; Francisco Sena, Costilla; Eli
SEQ Lujan, La Joya Sabine Olivas
Park View; Manuel Duran, Truchas;
Enrique Abeytia, Park View; Jose "
Cordova, Abiquiu; Roman Atencio,
Embulo; Juan I. Martinez, Chimayo;
Jose I. Alire, Petaca.
No session of the court was held
yesterday on account of Thanksgiv-
ing. United States Attorney w. H.
H. Llewellyn did not arrive here until
late Wednesday night and the special
session scheduled for that evening had
to be abandoned. The grand jury
entered upon the discharge of its
duties this afternoon and it is in
timated that among the first matters
to be investigated are the alleged
fraudulent coal entries in Sandoval
and San Juan Counties.
In the latter county it is reported
that the Utah Coal Company will ap-
pear.
Juan B. Martinez and Seferino Baca
have been appointed as bailiffs.
George W. Armijo is the court inter-
prefer, while Ireneo l.. Chaves is in
terpreter for the grand jury. No
court crier was appointed for this
special term of court and the court is
officially opened by Deputy United
States Marshal Fl. F. Bogh.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
TRANSFERS TURN
STATES EVIDENCE
In Trial of Strike
Leader c. P.
Shea.
.O|ssENs|0N IN THE RANKS
For Year Manifested in the
Court Scene.---Caused
Sensation.

Chicago, Nov. 30--The dissensons
which for the last year have prevailed
in the ranks of the teamsters' union
mere, today were carried into the trial
of Cornelius p. Shea who, in company
with sixteen other men, is on trial for
alleged conspiracy in connection with
the great teamsters' strike of June
1906
Union Leaders Entered Pleas of :.
Guilty.
Albert Young. former president of
the teamsters union, William Kelly,
business agent of the coal teamsters'
union, and William Murphy, said to be
a member of the "wrecking crew" dur
ing the strike, withdrew their pleas
of not guilty and entered pleas of
guilty. All of the men declared their
intention of turning states evidence.
This incident caused intense excite,
ment in the court room and took the
other defendants completely by sur.
prise. Shea and Young had for
years been close friends and worked
through number of strikes side by
side. Since the last convention of the
teamsters' union, however, they have
been opposed to each other. A recess
until this afternoon was requested by
the defense and was granted.
Jealousy Caused Split Between
Leaders.
The trouble between Young and
Shea resulted from the efforts of the
former to secure the presidency OF
the International Teamsters' Union.
He represented an element in the un,
ion that opposed Shea and was dissat,
isfied with his methods of conducting
the Chicago strike Shea was re.
elected and Young then organized a
rival organization which is known as
the United Teamsters of America
Street BrawIs Caused by Rivalry. =.
Since the creation of the latter body
there has been bitter strife between
the teamsters, and assaults and fights
on the streets have occurred fire.
quently.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
FIVE MORE CONVICTS.
Brought From Otero County to Peni.
tentiary-Crimes on Which
Convicted.

Sheriff A. B. Phillips of Otero Coun-
ty reached the city last evening via
the Santa Fe Central from Alamo.
gordo, the county seat. He was ac
companied by Deputy Sheriff Bernar
dino Gomez and had in charge five
prisoners tried, convicted and SEN
fenced at the term of the district
court for Otero County, held last week
by Judge Edward A. Mann.
The prisoners were turned over to
the Territorial penitentiary on arrival
and are as follows:
Ciriaco Morano, II years of age,
sentenced two years, for murder in
the second degree. Morano was
charged with having killed one Me-
dina on Christmas 1905 near Alamo
gordo in fight.
James Nevins, 80 years of age, lar
ceny, one year. Nevins had broken
into a jewelry store in Alamogordo
and stolen some diamonds and
jewels. He was arrested by Sheriff
Phillips Immediately after the COM
hitting of the crime and gave bond.
He ran away, forfeiting his bond The
sheriff discovered MS whereabouts
and followed him to San Francisco,
where he was rearrested and brought
back to Alamogordo.
Manuel Aviso, 2G years of age, lar
ceny, two years
Nicador Cadero, "a years of age
beating woman, eighteen months
Imprisonment. Cadero quarreled with
his sweetheart and beat her, inlictine
severe injuries.
Pedro Romo, 26 years of age, wife
beating, one year. :.
Sheriff Phillips and guard returned
home at noon today. A term of the
United States District Court for the
Fifth Judicial District has been in ses
sion in Alamogordo during the week
and the sheriff expects that there will
be some convictions in the session
The Territorial term was very effec
tive, the petit jury consisting of good
men and the criminal docket was
nearly cleared.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
THE LOGAN TRAIN
ROBBERS CONVICTION
Celebrated Case-Three Trials-Con-
sumed Thirteen Days.

''hSS SoJSs
Major W. H. IT. Llewellyn, U. s.
attorney for the district of New Mex.
leo is in town attending to his official
duties before the special y. S. grand
jury now in session here. Major Lie
wellyn was seen by representative
of the New Mexican and concerning
the celebrated trial of the Rock Island
train robbery case which closed We'd.
nesday last at Las Vegas, after thir-
teen days duration, had this to say:
THE Black Brothers, John and Jim
Black and John Murphy were tried on
indictment charging them with hold
ing up Rock Island Railroad train
at Logan, New Mexico, on July 3Oth,
1904, They have had three trials. In
the first two the juries disagreed In
the last after being out II hours the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
The defense was well conducted and
strenuous, but the defendants were
found guilty on the several counts
in the Indictment being four in num-
ber Pending motion for a new
trial which will be heard before Chief
Justice Mills later, the defendants
were brought to the Territorial peni-
tiary IN this city yesterday and turned
over as United States prisoners for
safe keeping.
Naturally the cases entailed much
work on the part of myself and assist
ants, namely, Captain David J. Leahy
and Edward L. Medler. The fact
that the trial lasted thirteen days es-
tablishes this pretty well. The prep
aration of the case also took much
time and considerable labor Thirty
witnesses were examined, all of these
brought from distance, some of
them as far east as Oklahoma and
others as far north as Denver The
jury was composed of very good men,
most of them property owners and
tax payers. They were all native
born citizens of New Mexico, of Mexi-
can descent, but the majority spoke
English and the members acted in an
intelligent conscientious and careful
manner
"As far as | can see there is no
error upon which to base successfully
motion for a new trial.
"Quite a number of the good wo-
men of Las Vegas took an active in
terest in the defendants and saw to it
that they suffered for nothing. | am
always glad to see men in jail under
Indictment we'll treated and supplied
with good and wholesome literature
and made as comfortable as is posi-
BILE under the circumstances.
upon being asked what the United
States grand jury was working on the
major would not talk, He said that
there was but one way to get this In
formation and that was when the
grand jury returns indictments and
makes its final report
A term of the United States Court is
now in session in Alamogordo, pre-
sided over by Judge Edward A. Mann,
Assistant United States Attorney
David ]. Leahy represents the United
States. There are several cases ready
for trial and several cases will be pre-
scented to the grand jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
TO REORGAN|zE
ENTIRE NAVY
Battleships to Be
Formed Into Two
Fleets.
VICE ADMIRAL CREATED
Rear Admiral CONVERGE Ad.
vises Radical Changes.
Marines Go Ashore.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 30.--Com-
pleted plans for the organization Of
the fighting vessels of the navy into
two fleets for service on the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts of the United
States in such manner that the
whole force may be readily mobiized
in case of an emergency, were an
nounced by Rear Admiral CONVERGE
in his report.
All Vessels to Be Subject to lmme.
diate Command.
The concentration of the battle
fleets in American waters, and the as
sgnment of all the vessels therein
to the command Of one flag officer will
be completed about January /. The
report says that the board of naviga-
tion has under consideration the
withdrawal of all marines from battle
ships, and it says their duties can be
performed by the blue jackets. The
presence of the marines is frequent
ly resented by the blue jackets.
Congress Should Pay for Officers So.
caI Affairs.
The report says Congress should be
asked to make appropriations for Off
cial entertainments on board of ves-
sells when they are sent to foreign
shores. 1t is argued that in their duty
of showing the flag and cultivating
the friendly and diplomatic relations
in foreign countries, the officers, for
the honor of their service, spend an
appreciable amount of their own pay
for entertainments which expense
should be borne by the government.
Vice Adnirals Again In Navy.
The grade of vice admiral will be
revived in the navy if the Navy De-
partment adopts the recommendation
made by Rear Admiral CONVERGE,
chief of the bureau of navigation in
his annual report. He says that at
least two vice admrals should be Gre
ated for the commanders of the At
lantic and Asiactic fleets. who will
soon have under them, subordinate
rear admirals and larger number of
ships.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
DEMOCRAT GETS
CIVIL SERVICE JOB
President Appointed John A. Nell
henry on commission-Caused BY
cooIey's Promotion. -

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 30.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today announced the
appointment of John A. McIlhenry of
Louisiana to fill the vacancy on the
civil service commission caused by
the promotion of A. w. Cooley to be
assistant attorney general of the De-
partment of Justice. McIlhenry was
member of the Rough Riders of
which Roosevelt was the colonel dur
ing the Spanish-American War. He
is Democrat and his appointment
make the board a Democratic one,
Commissioner Black also being of
that faith.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
MANY PERlSHED IN
GERMAN FACTORY EXPLOSION.

Dortmund, Germany, Nov. 30.-The
revised list of casualties resulting
from the explosion on the night of
November 2S, at the Witten Roburit
factory, shows that thirty persons
were killed, sixty severely injured,
and one hundred and eighty less seri.
ously hurt. The town of Witten,
near the factory, presents sad scene
of mourning and destruction.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
TRAIN ROBBERS
In PENlTENTIARY
Captain Fornoff and Special Officer
Mcintosh Bring Black Brothers
and Murphy From Las Vegas.

Captain Fred Fornoff of the
mounted police, United States Deputy
Marshal Harry Cooper and w. O. Nc.
Intosh, special officer of the Rock ISL
and Railroad, arrived in Santa Fe yes.
terday from Las Vegas, bringing John
Black, James Black and John Murphy,
the three men convicted of holding up
and robbing Rock Island express
train near Logan, who have been on
trial in the district court of San Mi
guel County. The train robbers were
placed in the penitentiary here for
safe keeping until December %, at
which time Judge William ]. Mills
will pronounce sentence upon them.
The prisoners maintained their brava-
do air until the doors of the prison
closed behind them, laughing and jok-
ing with the officers who, however,
watched them closely. In speaking of
this case to reporter of the New
Mexican, Captain Fonoff said:
after their third trial, these men,
who are desperate characters, have
at last received their dues and will
spend terms in the New Mexico Pen
itentiary. Had they been acquitted,
Officer Mcintosh was prepared to re-
arrest them promptly and take them
to Lawton, Oklahoma, where Rock ISL
and officials want them for taking pos
session of train, throwing off the
trainmen and assaulting them with
pistols. Mr.. Mcintosh has warrants
for them on this charge now in his
pockets.
For the first time in my life, have
seen how much can be done to deceive
the public 'by the fostering of false
sentiment for men who are mental
moral and criminal degenerates. Per-
sons interested in the defense of
these train robbers created sick sort
of sentiment in their favor among
certain classes of people in Las
Vegas. 1t was the kind of sentiment
that causes light-headed women to
send flowers to the cells of men who
have respect for no woman and pub
'licly boast of it, The remarks made
by those men to the officers while We
were bringing them to prison yester-
day were anything but complimentary
to the women who took such an ac-
tive interest in their defense. 1t ap.
reared that this false sentiment would
at first prevent conviction of these
men but after considerable difficulty,
the attorneys secured good jury and
it did it's duty. These train robbers,
who are desperadoes of the worst
type, will probably have other serious
charges to face upon their release,
which may aid in showing them up In
an even worse light
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30
THANKSGIVING FOOT

6AII 1Amco'
Following are the results of foot
ball games yesterday:
AT Philadelphia: Pennsylvania and
Cornell. Neither side scored. 90.
Norfolk, Virginia: Carlisle defeated
Virginia Is to H.
New York, N. Y: Columbia defeat
ed Yale to O.
Chicago, ILL.,: Masillon defeated all
western 8 to 4.
Easton, Pa: Lafayette rs, Dickin-
son 6.
Denver, Colo: University and
School of Mines, tied.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30

The New Mexican Printing Company
has on hand large supply Of pads
and tablets suitable for school work,
the desk, and also for lawyers and
merchants; good anywhere. We will
sell them at five cents in book form,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-30

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