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cheeks with water or the juices Of
fruits or sap of trees, but for the most
part the savage shaves dry.
Such of the native tribes along the
Amazon as shave at all In preference
to plucking out their scanty boards,
prepare their cheeks by swabbing
with the heavy sap of the tree which
yields the rubber. In tropical Africa
the oil Of the oil palm is used for the
same purpose.
In the East Indies generally the
pulp of the ripe banana Is rubbed to a
cream on the cheeks and chin with
the abundant juice which may be
drawn from the leaf stem of the same
plant. Elsewhere in the same region
of the eastern seas the green orange
is employed.
Many and various are the substi-
tutes for the razor of steel. In the
uplands of Africa, where the natives
have developed no little skill as work
ers of metal and produce knives of
good temper, they seem not to have
hit upon the idea of true shaving by
the use of a cutting edge. Their
abundant boards are removed and
their chaps kept smooth by singeing,
A plate Of iron an inch In width,
three inches long and a quarter of an
inch thick is mounted on handle of
horn. This is brought to white heat
I'm the charcoal furnace and is passed
evenly over the face very close to the
skin. This glowing plate produces
close shave effect with luxury of
comfort to the most tender skin that
no razor yet forged could bring about
| For shore dwellers the opportu-
mites which several mollusks afford
have not been lost upon the BARRIERS
One such shell has been commonly
! designated the razor clam, and while
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
KINGS FUNERAL.
Deceased Head Of Denmark Escorted
BY Royal Relatives to Last Rest.
ing Place.

Copenhagen, Feb. 1.-THE body of
King Christian was removed frOm
Christianborg Church here today to
the Cathedral at Roskild, where it will
be buried Sunday among the tombs OF
The Danish Kings, who for thousands
of years have found their last resting
place in the ancient capital of the
Kingdom
The whole capital is given over to
mourning Business is at standstill
while emblems of sorrow are dis
played everywhere.
Shortly before no0n the Kings of
Denmark, Greece and Norway, Queen
Alexander, the Dowager Empress of
Russia and other royal relatives, and
representatives of foreign sovereigns
reached Christianborg Church where
a brief service was held, at the con.
clusiOn of which a simple funeral cor
tege was formed and passed slowly to
the railroad station.
This is the first time in history that
a Danish King has been transferred
by railroad to burial place.
At the time Of the death of Chris
tian's predecessor, Frederick VII, in
1863, the use Of railroad for conveying
the Kings body was mot considered
sufficiently dignified.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16

MURDERERS HANGED.
Men Executed in Chicago for Murders
Of Several People in That
City.

Chicago, H., Feb. 16.-R Newcomb
colored, was executed in the county
jail today. His neck was broken and
death was instantaneous. Newcomb
was hanged for the murder of Police
Sergeant P. Shine, but he had killed
two other people before shooting the
officer.
John Mueller, who had also murder
ed three persons was hanged. Just
as Newcomb was hanged message
was received from the Governor de.
clining to interfere in Mueller's be.
half and preparations were made to
hang him.
His attorneys made an effort to
save him by stay of execution until
he could be examined by an alienist,
but failed to get judge to grant the
stay.
One judge, while he declined to is.
sue an order of stay requested the
sheriff to postpone the execution I'm.
til an examination could be made. This
delay was granted and an expert ex.
amined the prisoner in his cell.
He declared him sane and the exc
cution followed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
SUB COMMITTEE.
Seven Men Appointed to Frame De.
mand Of Miners to the
Operators. -2

New York, Feb 16.-The anthracite
miners subcommittee of seven, ap.
pointed at yesterdays conference be.
tween the coal operators and the
unions special scale committee, today,
began the work of formulating the de.
tail of the propositions which have al.
ready been presented in a general
form to the employers.
The task is an arduous one and 1t
will probably be at least week before
the committee will have its report in
shape for submission to the sub.com'
mittee of seven appointed by the op'
orators.
Tn the meantime there is likely to
be no developments in the situation as
the operators will not be able to make
a move until they learn specifically
what the mine workers will demand.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
PACKERS TRIAL.
More Evidence Given In Regard to Al
legged Promises of Commissioner
Garfield.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 1G.-Arthur Meek.
er, general superintendent of Armour
& Company, testified in the packers
case today. He declared that Special
Agent Durand, had given his men in.
structions to show Meeker all the ta.
bles of statistics before they were TAX
en- from the Armour Office. "As far as
I know that was faithfully carried
out" said the witness.
He also declared Commissioner Gar.
field had told him that before the re.
port was published he would permit
the packers to look over it and see
whether anything it contained was in
furious to the packers.
HE assured us of his good faith"
said the witness, "and explained that
the Martin resolution called for results
and that was all he would publish"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
BANK FAILURE.
Depositors VIII Be Paid in Full But
Stockholders Lose All They Put
in institution.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. l6.-Receiver
Healy Of the Bank of America, whose
failure was announced yesterday after
noon issued a notice this afternoon
saying that the savings accounts
would be paid in full on Monday and
that the commercial depositors will re-
ceive forty per cent Of their money
within a few days and the balance in
a short time thereafter as 1DH
The receiver declared after looking
over the books today that while the de.
positors were to be paid in full, the
stockholders will lose every cent they
have put in the bank.
The cause Of the failure Is said to
have been injudicious loans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
MEANS DIVORCE.
Countess castelane Has Papers Filed
in Paris-WiIl Be No
Contest.

Paris, Feb. l6.-An urgent" writ
was today served on Count Boninde
Castallene making him defendant in
the separation proceedings of his wife
formerly Anna Gould
This decisive step was taken after
renewed efforts to effect reconcilia
ton had proved fruitless. The count
accepted the service of the writ.
The bill of complaint was filed at
the same time. It follows closely the
Countess primafacie showing when
she first asked for the courts permis
sion to take action against her hus
band.
1t can be stated with absolute posi-
tiveness now that the Countess has
formally inaugurated her action, it is
her intention to secure a decree at
the earliest date possible.
The Count will not contest the
granting of the decree.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
UNITED STATES
IS READY TO ACT
Different Depart
ments Prepared
for Trouble
OF A CHINESE OUTBREAK
Six Thousand Americans
Need Protection 50 Will
Take Drastic Action.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 16.-Nearly
5000 Americans, men, women and
children are in peril of death at the
hands of Chinese mobs in the threat
ened Boxer uprising.
To rescue as many of them as pos
sible from danger and take drastic
action in every case where an Amerl.
can is molested is the purpose of the
President through the state, navy and
war departments. Activities in this
direction have been going on for
weeks, but great secrecy necessarily
prevails.
Large Force.
Aside from the known fact that the
Philippine force has already been
greatly augmented and the Asiatic
fleet increased, the state department
is keeping its program secret. OF the
total number of Americans now in
China, it is estimated that no less
than 1,400 are engaged in Christian
work.
Three thousand are engaged in com.
mercial pursuits and the rest have
heretofore been employed by Chinese
in aid of manufacturers
These last have been driven from their
and the merchants are
suffering from the boycott.
Against Americans.
Nearly all anti-foreign sentiment is
against the Americans. Therefore if
Pekin is taken again as it was in
1900 the feat is likely to he accom-
plished by Americans alone.
That all preparations are being
made on a scale commensurate with
this task is indicated by the unprece'
dented activity at various army posts
and mlnition factories.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
TOMORROW'S WEDDING.
All Being Placed In Readiness for
Neutrality-suspicious. Most
Elaborate.

Washington, D. G., Feb. 16.-At noon
tomorrow, Miss Alice Roosevelt and
Representative Nicholas LOngworth, of
Ohio, will be married.
The ceremony will take place In the
East Room of the White House, Rev.
Bishop Satterlee officiating
The decorations will be the most
elaborate the famous east room has
ever SEEN
The work of preparing the room for
the occasion is well under way.
The guests will number about / 900.
Immediately after the reception d
buffet breakfast will be served in the
state dining room. Photographers
and special newspaper writer's from all
over the country have been arriving
In Washington Some have even come
from Europe. However, only a limit.
ed number of writer's Of the press have
been invited.
The executive offices vii be closed
all day tomorrow,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
BUSY TIME.
Governor i1agsrman Kept on the Co
During His Stay in Aibuquer-
que.

Governor Hagerman had a pleasant
and busy day at Albuquerque yester-
day which eliminated last evening in
one Of the largest and handsomest so
cial events of that city.
During the morning Governor Hager
man visited the schools and the Uni
versity and then was driven through
the city, In the afternoon. after a
luncheon rendered him. he received
callers and then took walk.
An informal reception took place
when he was greeted. by many bust
ness men. After the supper, which
began at seven, he was escorted to the
Commercial Club where the reception
began at nine o'clock.
In the receiving line with the Gov
ernor were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hope
well, Attorney General George w
Prichard, G. e. Newcomer, O. N. Mar
ron, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hessel,
den, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Strickler
j. G. Baldrldge, Miss Baldridge and
Mrs. M. w. Flournoy.
After passing the receiving line the
guests passed into the ball room where
dancing was enjoyed until an early
hour.
Governor Hagerman had another
busy day today. He attended the
bankers convention and enjoyed a
trip through the city with them. To
night he will be the guest of honor
at the banquet at the Alvarado.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
GUST DOLAN.
Miners in Session at Pittsburg Declare
His Office to Be Va.
cant.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb 16.--Delegates
attending the Pittsburg Miners con-
vention unanimously adopted resolu-
ton at noon today declaring the Of
fees of president and vice president
of the Pittsburg district miners va.
cant. President Dolan presided at to-
days session and refused to enter
tain the resolution, but it was passed
over his head.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
AVERY SUCCEEDS IN
EFFORT TO SUICIDE.

St. Louis, Feb. 16.-F. r. Avery, the
prominent manufacturing man Of
Peoria, Illinois, who threatened suicide
and yesterday broke away from guards
placed over him by relatives, delib.
erately broke the ice at Centerville
and drowned himself.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16

the old adobe buildings had been torn
down.
There was much interest manifested
In the board meeting last night owing
to the fact that the above important
questions were to come up. AS a re-
suit, all members were present with
the exception Of A. G. Ireland who was
absent from the city. visiting points
In the east.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
PUBLIC GAMING
DESTINED TO GO
Senate Committee
Has Made a Fav-
orable
REPORT ON THE MEASURE
Prohibiting Practice Means
Bill Will Probably Be-
come a Law.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 16.--The
Senate committee on territories today
authorized a favorable report on the
bill prohibiting gambling in Alaska
Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and
Indian Territory.
Rate Bill.
Washington, d. G., Feb. 16.-lt is
not certain whether the railroad rate
bill will be brought to a vote in the
Senate committee ON interstate com.
merce during the day, according to the
agreement reached more than a fort.
night ago, but the prospects are be-
lieved to be against it.
TiIlman Sick.
All important amendments to the
railroad rate bill pending in the In
terstate Commerce Commission will go
over until next Friday. Senator Till
man has sent letter to the commits
sion saying he was threatened with
pneumonia and cannot attend for sew.
eral days.
Cotton Hearing.
Gentlemen, cotton is king today.
Cotton statistics are now on trial.
With these words Chairman Wads.
worth of the House committee on agri.
culture opened the general hearing on
crop statistics before his committee
today.
Boycott Still On.
The state department has received
a cablegram from Shanghai, China,
stating that the conditions in that city
are not such as to cause any alarm.
Although The boycott has not dimin.
ished it is reported that no great fear
Is entertained Of an outbreak.
AIaska's Governor.
The President has offered the gov
ernorship of Alaska to D. H. Jarvis
formerly Of the revenue cutter ser
vice, but now engaged in. hasiaass in
alasKa.
Increased to Nine.
The Senate committee on commerce
today by vote of six to five, agreed
to the amendment increasing the
membership of the Interstate Com
merce Commission to nine members
Fight On.
The nomination of Benjamin r.
Daniels to be United States marshal
of Arizona, was contested in eXecu
tive session of the Senate yesterday
a standing vote developing that among
those present fifteen were for him. and
the same number against him. There
not being quorum present the Sen.
ate adjourned and other pending nom
nations were not acted upon.
For School Here.
Special to the New Mexican.
~ Washington, D. G., Feb. l6-Delegate
w. II. Andrews today introduced bill
appropriating the sum Of $4,000 for
additional buildings at the United
States Indian School in Santa Fe. Also
giving the court of claims, jurisdiction
TO adjudicate the depreciation claim OF
Bias Lucero, late of Albuquerque Also
to increase the pensions of Mathew Fl.
Bellamy and John G. Patterson.
The Delegate attended todays
session of the committee on agricul.
ture, which has under deliberation, a
measure to prevent the spread Of Tex.
as fever The Delegate was also be-
fore the committee on territories
. speaking on bills introduced by him
Of interest to New Mexico and looked
after business in the Department OF
the Interior and in the postoffice de
partment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
WOMAN SHOT BY
SUICIDE Is DEAD

Miss Eva Ludwig, the girl shot by
George Evans, her jealous lover in
Ration Monday night, died Wednesday
Evans had sent the girl money to
come to this country for the purpose
of marrying him and when she refused
1t drove him crazy, and he shot himself,
through the heart, dying instantly. He
also shot her, from the effects OF
which she died.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
GOVERNOR HAoERMAN MAY
PLAY POLO SOON

The Roswell polo team has issued a
challenge to Texas teams for the tour
nament at the cattlemen's meet at Dal'
las. Governor Hagerman Is captain
of the Roswell men and it is hoped
by them that he will be able to attend
and take part in the contest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
AWAITING RESULTS.
German Delegates to Moroccan Confer
ence Say They Wish Answer for
the French.

Algeciras, Feb. 16.-The German
delegates to the Moroccan conference
say they are now awaiting the reply
of the French to their proposals which
contemplate having the small powers
assume the direction Of the Moroccan
police.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
JOHN A.. .M'cALL
is REPORTED BETTER.

Lakewood, N. j.. Feb. r6 slight
in the condition Of John
A. Mccall, former president Of the
New York Life Insurance Company is
reported today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
False Rumor.

There was a rumor last night to the
effect that the message announcing
that Governor Herbert j. Hagerman
had granted 10 days reprieve to John
Conley, sentenced to be hanged this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Taos. Taos
County, had failed to reach the Off
cials there and that the execution
would take place today. This was in.
correct AS soon as the news of the
Governors action was known here, At,
torney A. B. Renehan sent a telegram
to Embudo and it was taken by a spe.
cial courier to Taos. Another message
was also sent to Tres Piedras and by
courier taken 10 Taos. One of these
messages reached Sheriff Lucero at
Taos, at O'Clock this morning.
Should the sheriff have so desired
he could have refused to stay the hang
ing because of the telegram Attorney
Renehan, however, said that as it was
known that reprieve had been asked
for at the last minute, he thought the
sheriff would consider the telegram of
sufficient Importance to warrant post
ponement of the execution. United
States Deputy Marshal Frederick For
noff arrived in Santa Fe last night
from Albuquerque and left today for
Taos, taking with him. the official no.
tice of the reprieve.
Conley. before told OF his reprieye,
and in view of his expected execution
on the day following, made final for
NAL statement, reviewing the events
that brought him to the gallows, which
Is in the hands of The New Mexican
for publication after his execution,
which will undoubtedly take place
Monday, a week hence
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-16
COURIER REACHED TAOS
LonIey Told Of Reprieve by Core.
spondent at Early Hour This
Morning.
Special to The New Mexican.

Embudo, N. NJ, Feb. l6, 4:30 p. m.-
A courier from Taos, who has just ar
rived, says that while John Conley is
completely broken down in mind and
body, yet, it is not true that he is
violently insane. At 2:30 this morn
ing his attorney, J. B. Lusk, informed
Conley that Governor Herbert J. Ha
german had reprieyed him for one
week, and Conley appeared quite ra-
tiona when he answered: Thank
God, will get a chance now TO prove
my innocence"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-02
TO TEST SALOON LAW
TUsCUMBIA WHIsKEY DEALER AP-
 PEALs HIS CASE.
l.. Orme Asks Alabama Supreme Court to Decide if 1t is Lawful for Him to Enter His Place
 on Sunday.

The whiskey law of the City of Tus- cumbia is to be attacked in the Ala bama Supreme Court as indicated by the filing of an appeal from Colbert County by l.. Orrne, a saloon owner Of that municipality, yesterday. Orme was fined $20'for entering the premises of his saloon on Sunday in violation of the ordinance that has prevailed for O. long time In Tuscumbia.
 The argument of counsel for 0rme is of the constitutional variety. He con- tends that he owns the saloon, that 1t is his own private property and, the city has no right to prohibit him from peac- ably entering the place whenever he gets ready. The facts show that the appellant was at the place of business and had the door partially open.
 The case of MT. orme will be watched with great interest by saloonkeepers of Montgomery who are just facing the operation of a stringent Sunday sa- loon act.
 The next sitting of the Supreme Court will be on January when the counties of the Seventh Division will be heard.
 The Supreme Court has been appealed to by Isaiah Gordon, of Macon County. who wishes to be delivered of the gall lows for the alleged murder of Frank Fort of that county. He is under death sentence for this crime.