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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

hos New Mexico thus far
 nnon the doors of the Union
 Why has not this territory,
 noarly 300,0 ,000 inhabitants,
 stod with the mantle and dig
 statehood? Why have the pow
 Washington for years refused
 New Mexico a state? The
 msy be read in part in the
 ,g facts gathered during a vss-
 bis most un-American part of
 ted States.
 ten.mile horseback ride
 the sandy mesa of Donna Ana
 we entered the town of Donna
 A group of men sat on the
 side of an adobe house smoking
 lies. To the group we said: can We get dr nk of water. Pa No answer; simply shook heads uncomprehendingly. We 5 where two women sat on their ep, idle, like wonder men. To i've repeated our question, for Ire sorely athirst. They merely
 at us as if we had spoken to lin Choctaw. They understood word We uttered. "There are
 children further down the \ I said. Surely those chil- Fil understand Engl sh." So We kp to the little boys and girls bee more asked for water. But |ildren, like the men and women, Jared at us stupidly.
 i'll then did wc really believe i've had been told by an Ameri- |hysic an further mp the Mesilla namely, that though there was fhoaist church in Donna Ana, it be difficult 10 find in that town Who understood the tongue that posed to be inseparable from Mist churches and the Stars and $ For all but a few of the hundred inhabitants of that were Nexicans, speaking only sh' It was impossible, so il d, to get an answer to any in-
 expressed in Anglo-Saxon Yet Donna Ana is an Ameri Sn Ill a territory of the United i AS far as we could judge. CT, the very children of that nad never even heard of the pansled Banner.
 certain county we were intro U the county commissioner. He NeSlcan, h s sympathias were la' He had nothing in common ne Americans of the place, he 'Va only With Mexicans. and We met the sheriff and the :, 0f the peace we at once under, 'na' the same was true of both n' that the same was true in ,' dil the officials of that coun- ae county seat, like the entire "as governed by Mexicans. ~ court house flew the Ameri- $ 5 Inside that court house the s ,4' :, tongue used was Spanish. 'ne ouslness of the court was .'Vu through interpreters. the 4s IS before the bar and onfy a .As NeXlcans in the jury box 14uins the language prescrib- Al. American courts.
 se sna Of mine had to go before
 a ,... Jury Tn the town of Las :. ;, mere are only three Amer 'l,' a,'nat grand jury" he said to ,i' T, the others are Mexicans ,r+., ,seus' The chief of police ..'ain large town was pointed , 4s' 4s He was a Mexican, and :. ie oealer at the faro bank ',prloas u,1 saloon on the main ,ns "nen United States Senator e. O. Nls ted the same town he oo-and-So about Chris ,,o. ro'umous. "si. senor, very ,ra' s" nm, was the reply. "He K shefe-down street, It nat nat a Mexican named Go
 down street." hence
 sa4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

Such is the un-American territory -such rather, are certain conditions in this territory--that has for years been seeking to become one of the Un ted States of America-and has for yoare been refused. The Mexican noDrlati9n of New Mexico wants sta oiooa, because statehood will give Neycan officials more local power. rha American population of New rf71fcq does not want statehood. be- o..lz, tha Americans do not want to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

was told of three specific cases ct such murder. An American came to Mesilla valley and began raising sheep. Now. sheep play havoc with cattle.9razins ground. One day that sl.eepman was missing-and, what was worse and unutterably horrible, is son, a young boy. was also miss ing All that was found of either father CT son in the Organ mourta ns
 as 3 nool of bloed hera. a pool of llo0d there. Another American came to raise cattle He was told by the Hc.,icaHs that he was net wanted. He :. tased io ee-;nd presently his body &as found in tha Organ mountains. si.=H.a5] been shot in the back. A third EH Fican came 1o raise An&oGa Goats Hg. toe. was warned to leaNe-and ke. CT. vas shot ia the back Neither 'slison bars nor sallows ropes have helped the eXpiation Of either of fhese= three crimes-nor of scores of c Nas aasinations under Similar cir eunstances throughout the supposed Y fanled territory.
 GGY. 0tero himself in an official re- pert to his lesislative assembly in January. refers 10 the assass nation ef Col. Chaves. saying: "A more crsal and foul murder has not taken place in New Mexico since the assas- sirafion ct 37r. Fountain and his little son. Gel Chaves," adds Gov. Otero, was shot dead while eating his sup per. 1 reareF that can not offer @ suitable reward for the arrest and convict on Of the murderer * I am helpless. * :: The laws of the territory forbid the offering of re- wards by the governor, and l recommend the passage of a general law to meet all such emergencies. * No doubt many criminals have already escaped punishment, * * due to the fact that the governor has heen helpless and could offer no satis- factory inducements to parties who had knowledge of the crime to di- vulaa the informat on required for conviction. The want of this power * * is probably an incentive to the commission of crime. renders speedy justice less certain, and causes miscarriage of justice alto gether.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
NEW INDUSTRIES
he 1radesman's Weekly Review of the Industrial Situation in the South Shows a Most Marvellous Progress. Many New Enterprises are Reported for Arkansas.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb 2S, 1906.- As the weeks of 1906 pass into months there seems to be no decrease n the number of new industries or sanized throughout the south. On tue contrary, the trend is apparently the other way and indications seem te he that the present year will more than eclipse any previous one so tar as the south is concerned The Trades laan, in submitting lhe foIloWm4 tabz uIated list of new industries fer the week ending t8= day. ventures the prediction taat therc will be | marked increase ia every line of industry aad bases its prediction on the fact that the contemplated development of thc nat ulal resources that are already all bat maturea far eclipses anything that the southland ever dreamed of Harmony between all classes is another strong indication that pre- &1ess and prosperity will continue in- definitely. The new industries refer. Ted to as reported by The Trades man for the past week are as fellows
 Alabama.
 Cordoya, $5000 fuel company. Talladega, $3G6 ,oo0 marble quarries. Mobile, Development company, $25,. ooo land company.
 Birmingham $lo,000 paving com pany; S50,0oo iron bed factory. Gadesden $12,o00 manufacturing company.
 Tuscunibia, $Sooo canning factory
 Arkansas.
 Sprnadale, $l5o,e0e cVaporaeing plant.
 Walren, $25,000 vehicle company. Harrisburg, $25.o00 electro light aid power company.
 Bcntonville, Casket factory. Yel'vlla, $15.oG0 teleFEoae com pahy.
 Aaeenta, $l50eo bunker c9lzpa4y. Fort 31ith. $45.oo0 construction tfpaay
 Caldwell, $20.ooo gin company.
 Florida.
 Miami, Gas plant
 Jacksonville. $5oeo6 aaval stores company.
 Nceatee, lumGer cenPa Y. Green Cove s9ria@s. saw= n Il.
 Georgia.
 Etna. lath and saingle mill: saw mill.
 swainsboro, telephone system. Savannah, $1o,oo0 bag factory.
 Indian Territory. Rartlesyille, $8 ao0. .000 oil company. Tulsa, coo barrel oil company S16.- 0oo bridge company.
 Kentucky.
 Louisv He S20ooo automobile com pahy; $l5o,00o cold storage plant: &3o@o roofing company; $l0o90 paint company; $1o,o00 land company. Hopkinsyile, gas plant; power plant
 Owensbofo, $10,90o land company.
 Louisiana.
 AhheviIle, ice and coal storage plant.
 New Orleans, s1.5oo,oo0 develop, ment company; $1oooo lumber com. pany; $10o,0oo land company; $50. GOO storage company $500, ,O0O manufac- turing company; $100,000 saw mill and lumber company.
 Lake Charles, refrigerat ,ng plant. Thibodaux, sugar refinery. Lecompte, $5o,o00 oil mill. Donaldsonville, $15.000 warehouse and gin company.
 Mississippi.
 Pelahatche, s1o,oo0 hardware con- pany
 "1eAahd, @i',DHp plumbing and cleo trical company.
 Belzeni, s2o,o0o lumber company.
 Missouri.
 St Louis, s2o,000 hardware com pany; s1G,Go0 glass company; s5O.0Oo wood work company: s1O,0OO development company: s200,o00 lead mining company.
 Karsas City, land company; $1o,ooo skir' factory; s10oooo construction 
 Went warth, mining aad milling company
 Nebb Clg. 10oQ.ton concentrating
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-04

senor so-aad-so's reply. The man who made that reply w2a she super intendeHt of ednca ion. This story Wds told to me by the American who stands highest in the cemmun ty.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
HE STOPPED
THE TRAIN

Special to The Sentinel.
Chicago. Ill, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch
to the Record-Herald from Los An
geles. California. says:
Passengers on the Los Angeles
limited of the Salt Lake raIlroa /.
who arrived In Los Angeles yesterday
told Of prospector who stopped a
train running forty miles an hour in
the middle OF the Mojavc desert by
Tagging it with his hat to secure
water for himself and the burros. The
train crew supplied the water by the
bueketful as quickly as possible AMI
started the limited on It's way again.
An old Nevada law which allows des.
ert travellers who are in distress to
stop trains and demand water and
eompels train crews to provide the
needed refreshments still holds. The
old prospector knew IT.. so did the en-
glneer.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
WON WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York, Oct. 2O.-Winie Hoppe.
the phenominal boy billiardist Thurs
day night proved his right to the
championship of the world by defeat
ing Jacob Schaefer. the wizard OF
Chicago. in 500 point match at
Madison Square concert hall. For
forty seven innings of the livliest
kind Of billiards the two masters OF
the green cloth struggled and then
finally when Schaefer had only 2S
points more to go to get victory the
boy ran out his 500 points, making
the score stand 500 to 472.
1t was probably the closest billiard
championship that has ever been con
tested in New York and the victor,
was not won until the boy has made
his last shot. He outclassed his OPP
ponent in dazzling and brilliant plays
but he was not the man with the
cool. calm, thoughtfulness that Schaf-
er was and in more cratic fashion.
Twice during the night Hoppe was
at least 100 points behind his oppon
ent and then by his brilliant flashes
of perfect caroms he would make up
the handicap.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

When you have any heavy moving
to be done call on Barton and Platt,
the transfer and livery men.
Alderman & Corcoran viii give
you a cquare deal every time. Gro
GERS end butchers, corner Second anl
Colorado.
They are lIyerymen OF the first
class. are Barton & Platt, corner of
Fifth and Colorado. Their patrons
are given good service the year round.
The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here. cakes. pies. and other
pastries, fresh every day. Nice. clean
and complete stock Of staple and fan
cy groceries.
The Boston Lunch room Is still
doing business on the live and let live
principle. Thus our trade has grown
beyond the capacity OF our house. but
are still improving on the aecommo-
dalton Of our customers and would
be pleased to have your patronage, u.
d. Ellis. Proprietor.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

Call for the El Socorro cigar II
YOU want your moneys worth.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
How to Cure a Cold.

The question OF how to cure cold
without unnecessary loss of time Is
one in which we are all more or less
interested, for the quicker a cold is
gotten rid of the less the danger of
diseases. Mr.. B. w. l.. Hall of Weaver
ly, Va, has used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy for years and says:
81 firmly believe that Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
best preparation on the market for
colds. l have recommended it to my
friends and they all agree with me.
For sale by c. d. Smith & Co. stores
at Grand Junction, Fruita and Pail
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
DRANK QUART
AND DIED

Special TO The Sentinel.
Santa Fe.. y NJ. Oct. 19.-In OF
der to put a fitting climax. as he call
ed II 10 a protracted spree on which
he had been and at the same time
get enough TO drink for once
Jesus Maribal. leweler. aged forty
years. laid down on the floor OF a
friends home. and. placing a quart
bottl4 filled with whiskey to his
lips drank its entire contents without
stopping In ten minutes he became
unconscious and an hour later he
was dead, The cOrouer's jury return
ed a verdict that death was caused
by heart failure. superindueed By the
use Of alcoholic stimulanta Mari
bal was a widower and Is Survived by
TWO children.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

Congregational: "Adoring a Doc
trine." will be Rev. Becker's morn
ing subject "The Study OF the Bible,
It's Effects on Literature, will be
the subject for the Sunday evening
discourse. The Endeayor subject for
Sunday evening will be, Faithful
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

Hundreds Of people were dlsap
pointed Thursday night because Wal
ter Thomas Mills failed 10 reach The
city on time but he vii speak On
Interesting subJeeis at the Auditor
lum Saturday eyening at D m.
Seats free
Thirty acres mostly under the stub
ditch for $50 PER acre and II soid
within ten days 1850 cash VII szke
the tract. See the eh-Hutehinson
Realty company At once
r. P. Dzvie of this city "a announe-
ID - one Of the speakers st The afth
annual convention Of the coiorza0
State CommercizI Association. 70 D.
hela a. p Collins. October zs-zc-
Mr DzVie EiH dssezzs fks eo1uere
iaI Importance Of the colosz41o ssgzr
coiorzdo Springs Gazere-
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

We Will soon be In our new quar-
ters. Call and see us-Platt and Her
ron.
We carry the Old Hickory wagon.
PLAT and Heron, successors to
Valley Feed company.
II We cant do the business on bug
gies, harness. lap robes and blankets.
That is our fault. Fred Mantey
We handle whips. harness, farm
Implements and the best poultry food
on any market.--Platt and Heron.
Get your livery service from Bar
ton & Platt. Good horses. and nice
rigs Reliable and long established
livery business.
Ladies' rubber Aandals on narrow
medium and wide lass. for French
Cuban and low heel shoes. At the
Colorado Shoe Store. 431 Main street.
Get your gioceries. fresh and salt
meats. fruits and vegetables from
Alderman and Corcoran. second and
Colorado. Prompt delivery service.
We make q specially OF fltting M
store rooms and residences with high
grade plumbing and heating. ]. II.
Mckenzie. 404 Colorado avenue,
Phone 3s3 Red.
Lowe and Coulter timers are pre-
pared at all times to meet your re-
quirements In their line. Hot air
furnaces. galyonized gutterlng and
repairing. l2G N. 9Th street. Phone
1863 Black
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

Quinsy. Sprains and Swellings Cured
In November. 1901. I caught cold
and had the quinsy. Ny throat Wai
swollen so I could hardly breathe.
applied Chamberiain's Pain Balm
and II gave me relief In a short time
In two days / was all right" says
Mrs. l.. Cousins. Otterburn. Mich.
Chamberlsin's Pain Balm Is a ilni-
ment and IS especially valuable for
spralns and sWellings. For sale b.
c. D. Smith & Co. stores at Grand
Junction. Fruita and Palisade
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
SEE PEGGY TONIGHT.

Peggy from Paris" one of ths
most successful muscial plays ovef
produced in this country. viii be a.
the Park opera house saturday even
ing an announcement of which will
be received with pleasure by theatre
goers In this city and vicinity. Peg
gy from Paris" stands forth promin-
entity as one of the recent musical
comedy hits. The book and lyrics
were written by Georde AIDE whose
fame as a humorist Is certain guar
antee of their wit and brightness.
The play ranks as one of the cleveres,
Of MIR AIDES efforts. 1t abounds in
satire. humor and merriment The
characters are droll and amusing
and they are carried through a sue
cesslon of mirthful scenes and situ-
ations. 1t has been said of Peggy
from Paris" that there Is n laugh IN
every line" The humor of the play
while crisp and swift and Irresistible
is also wholesome; and the humor
constant and unfailing is of high
order and without faint OF coarsenes
The play compels laughter by the
keenness of It's wit. the humor OF
the speeches. the amusing character
portrayals and the comical compliea
tons The music is especially at
tractive. 1t was written by William
Lorraine and its quality is guaranteed
by the fact that he wrote "Snlome"
and "Zamona" than which nothing
more popular has ever been played
by an orchestra or on piano Added
numbers have been contributed by
j. A. Raynes. Indeed. Peggy from
Paris" is famed for catchy swinging
melodies. There are many musical
tlts in the play which are certain to
capture public fancy here. and they
are sung by vocalists and n chorus
whose fame has long preceded them
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
ROOSEVELT is
ANXIOUS TOO
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. Oct. 2O.-"Theodor'
Roosevelt will again be a candidate
for the president If Hearst is elected
governor OF New York" declared a
Republican leader close TO the ma
tion's chief executive today.
1T is conceded that the man who
is elected governor of New York viii
be the candidate of his party for
president" added this leader. III
it is Hughes. well and good, but if it
is Hearst. then look out for an early
statement that the president has
yielded to the popular demand Of his
party and country"
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
ness. Miss Myron Hatch will lead


Presbyterian: Idle In the Mar
ket Place, " will be Rev. Weir's morn
ing subject and in the evening he has
announced, Going Forth" as his
theme. Excellent music. Commun-
ion service and offering to missions
on Sunday. October 2Sth. Faith
fulness" will be the topic of the
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
evening The items of the Bethel
Methodist church were run in with
the Presbyterian items in the Church
News yesterday through mistake
on the part of the printer
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20
CHURCH SERVICES
Announcements for Tomorrow's Ser
vices at Various Houses of Wor-
ship of the City-Old Folks
Services Mt the Meth
odist Church.

Methodist: The pastors subject
Sunday morning will be, THE Au-
tumn of life" In the evening he will
take for his text, "Our Capital Stock"
Sunday morning Miss Bross will sing
The Strength of the Hills In the
evening she will sing. Come to the
Land of Rest" The Epworth league
has arranged a Harvest Home service
for Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
They are planning to have all the
aged people of the church present.
The church will be beautifully deco
rated. (Notes omitted from Church
Newe.) Miss Wilbur will be the
leader of the Epworth league at Gao
Sunday evening. Miss Bross delight
ed all with her singing last Sunday.
Miss Lothian is giving great satisfac-
tion as the church pianist. Miss
Bross and Miss Lothian are arrang-
ing a recital to be given in the church
in the near future. both are artists OF
high order and musical treat is
anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pencil are in Cali
fornia on three weeks trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Coles spent last Sun
day at the home of Rev. Eugene
Smith. Mr.. Coles sang last Sunday
morning at the Bethel church to the
delight of all.
Miss Dewey win meet the Juniors
and Mrs. A. N. Johnson the Inter
mediates at the close of school Mon
day.
The different sections of the La
dies Aid Society will meet as follows
number one will meet with Mrs. Bor-
sehell, 636 Grand Avenue. At 2:30
p. m. Wednesday. number two will
meet at the church. Thursday after
noon division number three, will
devote 10 calling on the sick and the
strangers. AT 2:3O Thursday. num-
Der four will meet with Mrs. Pierce,
400 Ouray Avenue.
Baptist: Sunday morning the
topic will be. ''The Christians Bust
ness" In the evening the pastor will
Nptdh upbils ne 1Al AAeill AhNtAAH-
Miss Walker will sing Sunday morn
ing. The pasor will be away next
week attending the state convention
at FIT. Collins. Mrs. Miller viii have
charge of the prayer meeting.
Christian Rev Grimes Sunday
morning sermon will be upon THE
Woman at the Well" In the even
ing he will speak upon. Lessons
From the Early Church" Special
music. all invited. Sunday school
at 9:45.
Congregational: "Adoring a Doc
trine." will be Rev. Becker's morn
ing subject THE Study OF the Bible,
It's Effects on Literature, will be
the subject for the Sunday evening
discourse. The Endeayor subject for
Sunday evening will be. Faithful
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-28
R61ne nOtatkI teIegrafIGzne.

-Dyrektorzy zarzadow kopalh
wegla w dystrykcie Pas de Ca
lais naradzaja sic dis z gornika-
mi, azeby strajk odwolac'
- w Toulonie zastrajkowali
robotnicy w gazowni.,
- Miasto Jenisejsk jest zalane
woda. Mieszkahcy przebywaja
ma dachach.
- Kanclerz Buelow jest tyle
zdrowym, re wczoraj spacerowaf
po ogrodzie.
r. Saski general, Elder odebra}
sobie zycie, majac lat 65..
- Amerykahski okret Dewey
wplynaI wczoraj do kanalu Suez-
kiego.
- Wojska tureckie obsadzaja
miejsca mad granica egipska, ma
terytoryum spornem.
- Coraz czesciej zdarza sic, re
kobiety w San. Francisco dostaja
ob}edu.
\ Komitet zwazkowego sena-
tn do spraw 2sborczych oswald
cyl sic "a wnioskiem Tillmana,
azeby naznaczyc kary ma korpo-
racye, przeznaczajace fundusze ma
agitacye przedwyborcza.
- Unia nowojorskich muzy-
kant6w gniewa sic ma grajkow ME
mieckich, urzadzajacych koncer-
ty ma parowcach i bioracyh naste-
pnie udzial w konertach nowojor-
skich, re szkodza unionistom.
- w Marinette wielka szkode
zrzadzilo zapadniecie sic powierz-
chni ziemi ma przestrzeni jednego
akra. Ziemia zapadla sic ma gle
bokost 100 stop.
- Sekretarz ~ojny Taft pre-
dluzyl termin zniesienia chicagos-
kich tuneli do 1go lipca.
RownoczeSnie konwencya
g6rnik6w, w d. 3 maja, zbiera sic
konwencya w}ascicieli kopalh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-04-28
Niepotrzebni.

Chicagoscy detektywi, wysla-
nj przez szefa policyi Collinsa do
San Francisco w celu powieksze-
MIA tamtejszej forsy plicyjnej, by
zaradzic szerzeniu sic rabunkow l
kradziezy, SO juz Z powrotem.
Szef policyi W San Francisco "
porozumieniu Z wiadzami woj-
skoWemi nadeslal telegram nasze-
mu szefowi, re posifki tego ro-
dzaju So niepotrzebne. Wojsko
Jest w stanie utrzymac porzadek
w miescie. Podroz dziesieciu de-
tektywow kosztowaia $1,000. Ka-
sa wydzialu policyjnego musi po-
kryc ten niepotrzebny wydatek.
Gdyby burmistrz, lub ktory u
rzednikow zatelegrafowa} przed-
tenn do tamtejszego szefa "a
pytaniem, czy posiiki sa potrzebne
powyzsza suma ME poszlaby ma
marne.