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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
MANY IDLE MEN
LEAVE FOR HOME
GREAT EXODUS or FOREIGN
BORN PEOPLE FROM MIDDLE
WEsT-NEARLY 100000 LAST
WEEK.

Chicago, December g.. The cxod#s
Of foreigners to Europe lor the winter
il making itself felt in the West az
never before Every train brings ia
people Of every nationality from a'l
the Middle West all going back 70
''the old country In one day l,5oo
people left Chicago for New York and
in one week 5No4o left New York ~
the Storage ion Europe. The great
est number are going to Scandinavian
and Italian points The Italians who
have been laid Off temporarily from
railroad wcrk are going back to Italy
because transportation included. they
can do ii and save money wintering
in their native land For financial
nurry has caused various industries 70
lay off thousands Of men tho mum
bers Of whom q careful estimate puts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
MANY RtILROAD MEN
BEING DISMISSED
WABASH AND ALTON WILL FOL
LOW LEAD OF IRON NOUN
TAIN WHICH LET OUT 500.

St Louis. Dec. 3.-In compliance
with orders issued by Vice President
ClarF Of the Missouri Pacific. Iron
M-untain System. over 10 employees.
q the auditing engineering and me
cbanical dcraltments were dismissed
today and 1t is understood that others
viii be- dismissed until 500 are out
Tile statement is made that the order
rcseuite'l from the general stringcney
ard an ever plus q. s-.i -oyes.
Iaguiff Developed abe fact t1at ly
tie e1d - the We 2 tie same r..
trsmehmeEt ccHrsr wii' aare been pur-
su.d l'g tte wabash a1d Aifoa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
RUMOR is CROUHDlESS
1ad Been Stated That Panama From
tlea Rad Been Invaded ~
c2lHmb,ad 2eide@c.

Panama Dae Z. During the past
tlifee daEa a rnmaf has been cireu-
etsll THAT five hupired Colombian
4fai5Eit III fad ialvaaea tiias town ~
ioutalc "a the ,'ana naColonbian
ffontier iinprisoning the authorities
XII the town As taere II no tele-
efaphie communication with Jourad9
il ~ not possible to obtain direct
news, tue Secretary of Foreign At
fairs Arias informs the Associated
Press that the rumor Is false. as he
very recently has received reports
from that town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
OPPOSiD TO The
? ARc[LS POST
WESTERN CHAMBER or COM.
MERGE ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
ASKING CONGRESS TO DE
FEAT PROPOSED MEASURE.

Spokane Wash. Dec 2 Reduction
or the present merchandise postal
tatc from is to II cents d pound, aud
tho parcel post system as advocatel
by rostmaster General George Won l..
Meyer. are not favored In the Inland
Empire OF the Pacific Northwest, This
opposition took DEFINITE form at pub
lie meetings Of the Spokane chamber
cf commerce, the Spokane Merchants
association and the spokane Grocers'
association. The solutions pti II
cut that the parcels post would be
hermful to the wholesale and retail
interests of the corltry, would retard
the development of the west, XIII or
severely cripple tAe rural merchant,
discourage and prevent the establish
ment OF factories of many Kinds in
the west where tne wages are higher
than In the east, that such legislation
would directly ia r the large trade
canters and catalogue houses at the
expense of the small towns, resulting
in running the home market for the
farmer. the result neing injury IN
stead Of benefit The resolutions add:
"Eye hereby plare ourselves on rec
ord as opposed to such legislation
and request our senators and con
gressmen to work ami vote against
any and al such bits.
The chamber OF commerce favore
the establishment Of postal SAVINGS
banks. provided the savings de-
posted with the postoffice are rede.
posted by the governmeu in the near
est national bank government depos
tary aud that every national bank
b. designated as government de
positary when such bank has con-
piIed with the reules and regulations
governing the same, a'so that TIC
government shall accept state. county
end municipal bonds as security for
al savings so deposited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
GOES HOME FOR
CONSULTATION
AMBASSADOR AoKl or JAPAN
~ CALLED BY HIS GOVERN
MEMT TO REPORT.
Immigration QUESTION
One Of Several re VIII Discuss With
Japanese Athorities-Return
to Washington Matter Of
Conjecture.

Washington, Dee. 3--Viscornt Aoki
alnhassador from Japan, talked briefly
apd reservediy today regarding n
structlons given him by his govern.
ment To return home for the purpose
al reporting on affairs in which Japan
III interested jointly with the United
States. The ambassador this after.
room said To the Associated Press.
IT am going home for the purpose
Of making verE,a. report 10 my gov
crnment. There are many things to
report things | have heard and seen
III this country They can be made
better verbally ilan in writing
There IS no ether Significance To the
visit. | shall discuss immigration In
addition to other questions In which
my government is interested. My re-
Turn cannot be construed In any way
as All Indication Of unfriendlIness on
the part of Japan for the United
States. Tho American government
knows very well that Japan II dis
rosed to be one Dir her best friends
and to remain on terms of greatest
amity with her. ANY other idea or
suggestion ~ foolish to entertain
The question Of the adjustment Of
the immigration difficulty il not at
mi b serious one and In my Judgment
ii will be settled satisfactorily. NY
return, / repeat, has no bearing on
the relations between the United
States and japan. Our relations are
friendly and hope will remain 50.
There HI no reason why they should
Le otherwise, but en- the contrary,
every reason why they should con
Time good
AT The state department Il was
learned that Aoki dil not present any
letters Of recall, but that what he had
received was q summons to come
Home FOR consultation with his gov
eminent. Ii Is not known at the de-
partment whether AoM would on.
would not return to the United
states aud the impression there was
that the ambassador himself was not
aware an to what his future move
ments would be, Aoki received Word
late saturday that bis government
wanted him to come home and heI
.lnst no time in acluainting the state
department with taat fact.
The most positive statement IS
made at the Japanese ambassy that
Aokis recall Is not the result of any
dissatisfaction with his course on tae
part OF his government or that his re-
cali in any way disayows his action
while here.
The ambassador expects to lefVe
before Christmas and during his alb
sence Niyaoka, councillor OF the EN-
bassy. win act as charge daifairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
CURRENCY LEGISLATION
Discussed at White E,ouse 3y Roose-
welt, AIdrieh and Crane-Noth
ing Definite Decided On.

Washington, Dec 3.-~A conference
was held at the White House this
evening between the president aud
Senator Aldrich, Of Rhode Island, and
Crane, of Massachusetts, on currency
legislation The conference had to
do with many propositions made to
him recently in. favor of plans for
relieving the currency stringency M
der such circumstances as has oc-
Cured recently Aldrich stated at the
close of the conference that nothing
definite was decided upon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
ACCIDENTS AND
. CRIME IN STORM
III lNplNo SNOW STORM IN GIL
cAoo RESPONSIBLE FOR
MANY EPISODES.
AUTOMOBILE SMASR-Up


Chicago. Dec. $$,A binding snow
storm which swept Chicago today
ana tonight is responsible fer several
accidents. Mrs. sarah Hill, aged 90
wandered away from her sons home
al 1918 Champlain avenue, and at q
late hom had not been found.
Blinded by the driving snow, A'-
bert sii Mack, demonstration fcr al
automobile company. drove . heavy
touring car into d street. car II Evans.
ton this evening. lle trolley car vas
forced from the tracks, the automo.
bile was demolished and Mack and
pr. NJ. n Emrick % whom be was
showing thc car were injrrod. Mac&s
condition n serious.
Two highwaymen took advantage
of the storm shortly before midnisi t
When they compelled a victim 70 kesH
his face upturnad 20 the flying snow
fakes. Eugene Baskerville coa-
6uctcr 0n the Northwestern railroad
was robbed ofs11 and gold watch,
but was unable TO give the police an
adequate description OF his assaitants
because of snow nuriies which OBJ
scured hla syision while they were
searching him.
ON the South Side, at Seventeenth
ana CLARK. Axel Blumberg. painter
wns struck by M electric ear which
hr failed To notice because Of th 4
storm. He was possibly fatally t.l
f4frad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
HAREMS
or Ministers Of Sultan Aziz Captured
Ry Tribesnsn-Appesl From
Rabat Fer Reinforeennents.

Tangier. Dec. Mountain tribes
have cautrrcd .sfgs caravan con
sistine cl the narenis cf the ministers
u AbIul II hziz. the Sultan. ON t5e
roal IN Rabst Tne tfibesm IA trans
hrr,d thc Numcn u theie eNn
hsrcn,s aud divided the extensive
treasure which thsy captured. Urgent
ftonesis fer resaforcemenis haFf
been received at Rahat AMI Fet.
authorities there fearing an attack
against the cjtr-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
IN ST. PETERSBURG.
SECRETARY TAFT ACCORDED
HEARTY WELCOME ON AR
Rival FROM MOSCOW.


ST. Petersburg, Dee. Secretary
TAFT was accorded hearty walcom
here todays Ell arrived IL Sc
Petersburg IN the morning frcm Mo-
COW and after a rnilnd ~ official VIII 4
and d brief rest visited the duma
where he spent half al hour listen,
ing to a debate on the miatstr ial
Ne was greeted by
Premier Stolypin and ether high min
listers. and was made the object Of
special attention BY the deputies. Ia
the evening Taft attended d banquet
given IL his honor hy prominent
Americans, ard made a speech II
which as cmnhatically denied that his
reund shew world trip aad aught to do
with special policy of the United
states, whose sole policy he said
was cna of peace for AT nations
A review Of a famous eorls viii be
given tomorrow at Tsarskoe-Selo Tor
thc benefit n Taft and later he vii
attoad Foreign Minister osatokskys
reception q the diplomatic ccrus and
Eussiaa official society. The sacre-
tarF is trying T. arrange hts visit
hera SD that he may catch the
steamer President Grant at Boulogne
On Bacomhor S for his return home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
RuMoR DENIED.

Toxic, Dec 3.-The probable resiS
nation of viscount Aold, japanese
Ambassador to the United States, has
been rumored for some weeks, but the
,q,mor has been persistently denied
I'm the event Aoki decides not to re-
turn TO Washington there is strong
D,obabiity that he VIII be succeeded
by aeon Kaneko, former special en-
No, to the United States, or Baron
Chitda. vice minister a. the foreign
onir,. Chiuda is well known in Am
erica wherc he was educated. He is
extremely friendly with Americans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
BANK CLtARINCS
SHOW OICR[ASt.
ron OCTOBER or 2o.2ePER CENT
FROM SAME. MONTH LAST
YEAR REPORTS EuM.
FAIL URES IN NOVEMBER


New York, Dee a.The extent Il
Witch t-is restriction ct business
caised by the furry ia tae nlone$
market late IN Oetebct, Affected pay
mcnts through banks Is shown BIZ the
November clearings total exchanges
III all cities Of the United as.sas tQf
that month, reported by Dun being
% GG4 ,85L522, d aecreasa Il 2a.2 per
cent compared with last year and 2G.G
peI cent undar the corresponding
mcnth IN 1905. Tho full force Of the
money market disturbance II here
shuar and rearly every elty reports
II decrease compared with both pre-,
cctliag PEARS
The larger cities report tl decrease,
which IL especially heav3s At New
Eori Boston, Philadelphia san Frau-
cisco aud Kew Orleans Kansas CITY
Is tho cnly exception and there i
sMall gain occurred ever last year
The less IN Chicago aud Minneapolis
is not 50 heavy as at other points.
Tho percentage cf decrease u the
cities named follow. except Kansas
City. which is All Increase
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
STAGE ENTERTAINMENT
c: Any Kind on Sunday IL Violation
Of Law Says Justice-Sundsy
Thsster Doomed.

New York. Dec. s.--Tho Su las
thcatas in New Ycrs city viii b a
thins Cf tire rast if the decision rend-
cred by Justice OGorman IS the su
prem couri today, Is enforced In .
sweeping opinion the justice de-
2ounced as q elca- vlgiation cf law.
ereTr possible fern g, Sunday stage
Entertainment. undsg whateFe- iit'e.
Ther1 IS nc appeal from isiis decision
ard reief. if any is obtained. must
be found ia new legislation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
SOLDIERS
los. Much Personal property in Fire
3. Fer. Lcaveu~orth--G9vern
rler Losa sfs.0oc.

rravenBcrth. Kas. Dec e.-Fire
supposed e. have originated from de-
fectiTe electric wiiing tonight de-
sir yed tire wes. wing cf the barranss
,T- micI by Company a." Thirt een-A u
iuisuirs The less g. the governWeat
IS Sl5nNs, besides much loss 6 per
sona' property beloneiug tc memisers
a. T.. company
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
CASHIERS BODY FOUND
Missing Since Nov. lowed Bank So.
fc on Unsecured Note-BanS
Now Defunct.

Lawton. okla. Dec. s.-Thr bodt VI
r. Rankin. the MISSING cashiei Oh th"
defuncl Merchants and Plant efs
Pant. was found thia afternoon a.
Cache CrecL tRc mileg north
Lawton Rankin disappeared ou NJ
vcmber 7. Immediately after the bank
oscf.
Raulin owed the bank $500 on an
unsecured n.tt an accounts YER
5l2 shcIt. TIe carried S25.0ot hia
51suancc payable e. his axis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
EAsnlaos INCREASED.

Phflass'rhia Pa Dec. 3-The
mouthiy fLpoTt Ct the PHILADELPHIA
a1d Readins Railway flf Oct- Der.
compared with the same us1uh last
yea. shcvs an incrcase in net eara-
i7ss Il sfz5.4G5. notwithstanding the
new cent rate Law
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
cULRERsoN CHAIRMAN
or DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

Washington. Dee 3.-Deulc cratic
senator at conference today elsct-
cd Senator c. A. Culberson Of Texas.
chairman cf the Democratic caucus,
This position carries the nominal lead
eiship CT the minority on the floor Of
tlie senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
TO EXTEND RAILROAD
Stockholders Of BID Horn, Branch Of
Burlington, in ;deeting Au-
thorize Extension.

Cheyenne, Wyo- Dec. 3.-At a
meeting here Of the stockholders of
tue Big Horn railroad, a branch Of the
burlington. the extension Of the r-a I
from Frannie TO Fromberg. Mont.
vas authorized iiuilding this link
means ,lireet connection between the
Noithern Pacific and the newly
opened ccal mines in the Big Hem
Basin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
TOOK 10 VOTE

81 Pctcrsburg De- .-r.Ia DANA
aleurned tonight without ecming @
q rate On the ministerial dseiaratio1.
Expectations that the Cetcberist
PARTS wonld define its principles and
program were disappointed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
Foa XIV LseAL TENDER.

Washington. Dec. 3.-ReTTesenta-
tee Garner of Texas today iatr dg,sel
= tii creating q new form q legal
tender to b called United States
Crrfeney notes aad previding fer
their printing 10 tae amount OF s5e3.-
eoegos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
PRINTED IN GERMANY.

rcrlin. Dec. President Roosc-
veit's message was Published yifir-
ais verbatim h. maaF newspapers
i,pre. abica however. maze no com
me1t ulon it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
WALSH TRiAL POSTPONED.

ChicazD. Dee. 8.-Tae trial Of j. IN
r walsh on the charge Of havisE
misapprUpFiated funds Of tae Chicago
National hank was postponed today
uutii December >. owing 10 tae Illness
ul a juror.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
oowmIssIon PLAN CARRIED.

Cellar Galils Iowa. Dec s-Ths
cLsfial ca1sss cf TIE vCts recently
t-i-ca h~T- IN q tpl-u mission form Cf
government was cca-p.eee'. today The
cemnissIra s'aa carried D. a 1siority
II %.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04
FORMER DIPLOMAT DEAD

wara'and. siiss. Dec. General
Auea Thomas. rrnitea states miaistsT
10 Nsaazuela drFinE the second ad-
aainisi- atior rf President Cleveland. IS
dead. aged a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04

Tho winter always finds an increase
In the unemployed. hut it is likely 20
remain greater this year than usual.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-04

A FARMERS ADVICE to his boy
was Don't spend money reckessiy---
except for fertilizn1H Advertising is
the fertilizer Of busness,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21
STILL rHi

The Kansas city journal calls at
tentlon to the fact that more than a
year ago Thomas A. Edison. the wiz
ard announced the invention OF a
new storage battery Of such high pow
er and compressed form that It would
revolutionlze the automobile Industry.
lie predicted that Within a year auto
mobiles would be 80 much cheapcncd
that almost any one who could now
afford a horse aud buggy would lind
the automobiles less expensive o.
maintain. lie even said he could
make q motor that could be easily at
tachcd to the common buggy nud
would run with marvellous cheapness.
This motor has not yet appeared
Thrcc years ago pr Alexander era
ham Rel announced confidently that
he had solved IA problem ~ aerial
flight hy means ~ his ~tetrahedron
unit kite win this invention he pro-
dieied The manufacture Of o mach'n"
of eheapncsa and reliability that would
soon hc as much iu vogue as the hi-
cl0 De- We are still waiting for this
Twins machine. and there are no indi-
cations that o. is any nearer than when
ur pell made his announcement The
llst ~ announced inventions thni
have not matcrlslzcd Ia practical form
BE- long There ls abundant time for
many OF them 10 become actualities.
and We 81 TODAY are standing amid
wonders which We have learned Go ace
,cpi as matters of fact. Yet wc are
Far less crcdulous han We were once.
and this accounts Tor the fact that
when Peter Cooper Hewitt announced
tne other day that ne had invented "a
boat that could make "a mile a min
ute. Dc created no sensation Perhaps
be csn do this. but 10 would surprise
mo- ono u hls prediction failed. along
with those ~ other notable inventors
WHOSE i-maEluatlans have outruu their
Judgment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21
WATCH Us GROW

Nothing else ever happened that
caused tho grafters of New Mexico ~
much agony ~ spirit as the rapidly
increasing circulation Of the Morning
Journal. In every part OF New Mexico
where the English language is read.
The sight Of Mordecai sitting In the
klng's gate did not rouse half a.
much venom In the heart Of Haman
rs does the spectacle of the Albu-
querque Morning Journal going &"
subscribers IN every nook and corner
Of New Mexico create IN the bosoms
Of the boodlers OF this territory,
But they are powerless to prevent
Il. All the three daily organs OF the
gang yelp continually at the heels of
the Journal. but the more they howl
the more the subscription list grows
because the people know that a paper
20 be so cordially hated by the God
lers must be doing good service IN the
cause Of the people. and orders come
every day, unsolicited. from all cor
ners Of the territory and those that
rome are slwayz followed by others,
because the people Learn that the
Morning Journal is not only the de-
fender of the rights of the people OF
New Mexico. but that Il gives them
all the news Of the day. and renders 81
unnecessary for them 60 send their
money abroad for outside papers. The
reader who doubts these facts can
very readily ~ an doubts removed
BY simply noticing the amount of
space which the gang organs daily
devote to ahusr OF the Morning Jour
nal. And meantime &c takes moro
Journais to supply the demand every
succeeding morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21
1nr mNAup noNp TRAIN.

wnat .trrrHI1 known s- tHc
Benatd flad tan s hainE Iutf1-
ducr1 boo sf,tt many places boz Eu-
ror, where tH. hu ae- un. sui.
fclent tr ss-ant thr Hgne .f a
railway. and BE- aI In hafs proved
o. De- 20 efcaf t.I.. wherever be- u.
bseu tried TI. I .mrIf .haf ..
D plaIn. strong automobile I=au.Ul .
short train f Hrn Hu. fe.r'
car over l country f. N..It
cas- ibat ,n aufa utl ta. mea.
mett O. train w Pour ar n,e s sa.h
ear csf-yfnE flt asd at fa4f ar nt.
Ordinary road aal.1s end uss. fHHy
as good time a. He afslal mai, H
freight trains in fa, rultel -ates q.
ia ihr fImt there roriaIrt un Del.
81 far doubt. If ine rrain mlt at
Is ihs load spoken of a by ar'
melrs understandable. pros I-d fH.
road lre kepf in fairly Eoot cludito
-af sa,h raHdf as ceuniry oa
ouehi 10 D. Eepi o. far ih@ rassaEe
iaaasa SEASONS anen by horse pow
ft loak- 81 though ne Eenard road
train would BE- an excellent thins Tor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21

Tho Toxic Nichi Nichi publ .HrI u
nr fiium 81 the gwpif, af Nt.u.U
HIh.fAi4c known ar thp Japanese Itr.
ee d Tor war between japan .nI
tI. United states and wants 200 .r.u
American gore. lts editorials tr.
.t.H. Hs Wild and as Nuollt as ak..h
fnI .rrsr'csr as unprntcn and .IHt
those 81 tho Albuquerque
MHHuIuE COYOTE Journal This shows
.I.. N.UUIufINe. xruumous and CRAFTS
human rtturc exists Hs wen fn far nH
lH. in CLOSE hy Albuquerque.
N.. t.m.n..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21

growing sections Of the United States
like New Mexico. for instance. Such
a line running regularly from Albu-
arereae 70 Roswell and Carlsbad
would pay. beyond any question, and
would be or very great value TO the
places named. and all The country be-
tween. while at the same time Il
would give a great stimulus to the set
Element and development OF all the
sections traversed BY %. OF course II
would be necessary TO maintain good
country roads. but hat Is something
that ought to be done anyhow. as a
matter OF public duty and public
utility. but il the counties were not
able or not sufficiently enterprising TO
keep up good wagon roads, It would
not be a heavy burden on the COM
pany to maintain a good auto road at
It's own expense. as Is now lone by
the proprietor Of the line from RIOS
well to Torrance-and by the way,
the extension Of hat line to Albu-
uuerque would give this city a con-
nection with the metropolis Of the
Pecos valley. which would be Of very
great value to both places, and would
prove the %forerunner OF a railroad at
10 ysTs distant dag.
There Is a movement now on foot by
the people OF Estancia 10 put on a line
Of autos from their place TO Albu-
querquo, ana they are pushing II In
a spirit hat means get there" we
expect 10 see IL in operation in time
for the Estanola people TO come by
that route to the territorial fair this
fall. and then q line between Estan-
ella and Torrance viii have TO follow,
with a traffic agreement" making a
continuous line Of the three, for Al
buquerquo would never consent to two
changes and q nights "~lay-oyer" on
the way to Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21
Seeiug Things al
Night

4 special dispatch which appeared
n sundays Albuquerque Morning
COYOTE Journal and was sent hy the
fakir correspondent ~ that sheet in
bis city. had the following heading
"IuaIe sam 10 Take "a Look at BUR-
sums Accounts.
Tnc dispatch contains d following
.t.f.mput Zone OF the special agents
.Ha here. Il Is understood. hHs see
.lrUd I'd statement containing every
ftm charged against this fund for
.la benefit OF the pcuitcntiafy during
iHe nlrsum administration
.Tht editorial in last nights Ncw
HtNicau complaining of the presence
Hf fbc government agents while 70
BIAS p,citgd considerable amusement
wrnr that papers small and select
.lferie 81 readers. is taken rs an Of
NUIlf expression of the attitude NJ the
present administration toward the
government special agents. am ais-
..f. which g. perhaps not 90 be won
...ti tt lee view of existing circum-
iluDes
pi,ulaing OFFICIAL secrets.
ft is notorious that this faklr core
pendent Is the editor ~ q Nirulent
Democratic sheet of hlackmaiiing ten-
denotes aud which has published many
t fIme uhcious attacks on The prcsi-
dert of the United states The sheet
.n which the dispatch appears has nu-
msrsue Times charged that ln fhr res
mat5I 81 Herbert u HaFerman, Pres
dent Roosevelt has committed Ga
.fH. against civilization. o. sam
HIff.rr on honesty mai dercurH lu
EeH Mexico" and that the remove
Was had in order tp secure , N.u
MaNi.s delegation to b repuh cam
national convention Tor President
ges-.tslt. in addition to many Nri-
'1w SANDERS and lheIs ur ffe pre.i-
lrni on leading republican officials
~ the territory.
~ seems thai this fakir correspond
rut nhn cau De proven hE the New
Mexican fn have sent mauH ca living
and coiorcd dispatch ID the yellow