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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
PLANNING FOR
BASEBALL PARK
Land Has Been Donated and Money
for Fixing it Up Being Sub
scribed.

A movement is on foot with assur.
ance of success looking to .he estab-
fishing of a baseball park in Santa
Fe. The grounds have been donated
for this purpose and money is now be-
ing raised with which to build the
fence enclosing the diamond and
grand stand and bleachers. 1t is es-
timated that the total expense Of fix
ing up the park will not be over
$1,000 and already over half OF his
amount has been subscribed.
Levi A. Hughes, who is slated for
the presidency of the baseball associ.
alton which will have control OF the
grounds has agreed to allow the or
ganization the use of tract OF land
for ten years gratutiously. The park
if the plans now under consideration
are consummated, will be located a
short distance west of the ice houses
The ground here is almost as level as
a table and it has the additional ad
vantage of being within easy walk
ing distance from the heart of the
city.
The merchants generally appear tc
be in favor of The idea of having an
exclusive baseball park at which Sun
day games can be played as well as
week day exhibitions. 1t is the inten
tion of the promoters to arrange local
games with outside teams and have
excursions run on these days as was
| done during the latter part OF last
season. 1t is argued hat by having
baseball games and other attractions
here on Sundays many visitors could
be induced to come here and the bust
| ness men would derive benefit there
from either direct or indirect.
Another baseball game is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon between the
Santa Fe Cen.rals and the team o.
st. Michael's College. This will be
the third game between these two
clubs this season. Ossa and Kelly vii
be the battery for the Collegians ant
Stafford and Parsons for the towr
team
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
TRUSTEES ENGAGE
ANOTHER TEACHER
For New Mexico Deaf and Dumb In
stitute-Oid Building to Be Re-
naired

An additional oral teacher was en-
ployed for next term and it was de-
cided to make needed improvements
to the old building in addition to au-
diting the bills for April at the regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
of the Board of Trustees of the New
Mexico Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb.
Major R. J. Palen was in the chair
as president and the other members
present were Professor j. A. Wood,
BENJAMIN M. Read, and Grant Riven-
burg. Superintendent W. 0. Connor,
.Jr., was also in attendance and he
acted as secretary in the absence OF
S. G. Cartwright. After the transac-
ton Of the routine busines the mem
bers of the board made tour OF in
spection of the building formerly oc-
cupied by the institution with a view
to having it oyerhauled and rented
for family occupancy.
Miss Jeanette Poole, formerly OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa, but who Is now
a resident of Santa Fe, was engaged
as an assistant oral teacher and will
assume her duties with the beginning
of the next school term. The institu
tion will close for the summer vaca
ton on June IL.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
VENEZUELA TO
PAY HER DEBTS
Settlement Agreed Upon Under Treaty
Made Several Years Ago to
be Made July I.

Washington, May 1.-THE State
Department today received a dispatch
from Minister Russell at Caracas, Ven
ezuela, stating that payments to the
allied powers of Germany, Great Brit
ain and Italy, agreed upon under the
blockade years ago, will be completed
about July LIST.
The deferred claimants, the United
States, Mexico, Netherlands, Sweden
and Belgium, will then come in for a
settlement. Monthly payments will be
made to those countries from the Gus
toms receipts OF Venezuela.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
STRIKE OVER IN
TEXAS OIL FIELDS
Operators win Out With Result That
"Open Shop" Now Prevails--Men
Return to Work.

Beaumont, Texas, May 11.--A spe'
cial from Saratoga says that the strike
in the oil fields is off and the men
are returning to work. AS a result
of the settlement of the strike in the
southeast Texas oil fields, "open shop"
now prevails at Spindle Top, Saratoga
and Batson. At the two former places
nearly all the men have been re-
instated. At Batson the operators
stated that the strikers will have to
wait for vacancies.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
CLIMATE ON GOOD
BEHAVIOR AGAIN
Fair Weather and Rising Temperature
Tonight and Sunday, Says
Local Prophet.

Santa Fe's climate is on It's good
behavior again after having been cut
ting disgraceful capers for several
days past, This is the genuine blown
III .sa bottle brand All others are
limitations, The New Mexico forecast
is fair weather tonight and Sunday
with rising temperature.
In Santa Fe this morning the tenn
perature at 6 o'clock this morning
was 43 degrees and the lowest during
last night 80 degrees. Yesterday
maximum temperature was 63 de-
grees al 5 p. M, and the minimum
temperature "a degrees at 4:4o a. No.
making the mean temperature AZ de-
grees. The relative humidity was oS
per cent
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
ARMY OF POLICE
TO PROTECT CARS
Traffic Resumed on Street Railway IN
San Francisco--Attempt Made
Today.

San Francisco, Calf, May 11.--Un'
less there is a change of plans made,
a number of cars will be started to-
day under local protection police
guard of 400 men, some OF them
mounted The first attempt will be
made to operate cars on Market Street
to the end of that line and to the
Ferry building.
Five cars started from the Turk
Street barns at 1O:30 o'clock. All
reached the junction of Eddy and Mar
ket Streets, without incident. They
carried but few passengers. The cars
were switched back from Market
Stret and were sent back to the barns
over the same route
Strikers Attack Cars.
Shortly before noon today a terrific
explosion accompanied by some
flames and considerable smoke oc
Cured under a car on Sutter Street
near Steiner. No damage was done
although the car was delayed several
minutes by a great crowd which i'm
mediately gathered. I. is evident that
the explosive contained no dynamite
as was first supposed, but was probably
nothing more dangerous than large
bomb of the firecracker type. The
first cars on Sutter Street were met
with showers of bricks and stones ant
two men were arrested.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION
MEETS AT ALBUQUERQUE

Special to The New Mexican.
Albuquerque, N. M. May IL
A special session of the Bureau OF
immigration took place today in Al
buauerque. Every member of the
Bureau was present and heap talk
was indulged in. The members had a
nice time.
. The following members were pres,
ent: G. Z. Mason, Roswell, vice.
president; John A. Haley, Captain,
treasurer; George A. Fleming, East Las
Vegas; D. A. Macpherson. Albuquer-
que, and A. M. Edwards, Pennington
The president Of the bureau, Joseph
w. Bible of Hanover, is expected to
arrive this afternoon. Up to o'clock
this afternoon no business had been
transacted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
SIERRA COUNTY
WOMEN TO HANG
Mrs. Francisco Madrid and Anna
Lyons, Found Guilty of Poison
ing Formers Husband.
Special to The New Mexican.


Hillsboro, n NJ, May 11.--After a
brief trial Mrs. Francisco Madrid and
Anna Lyons, negress, employed in
the Madrid household as servant,
We're found guilty of murder in the
first degree yesterday by jury in the
district court in session here and pre-
sided over by Judge Frank w. Parker.
The court Immediately pronounced
sentence on the prisoners, fixing the
penalty at death by hanging and the
time for the execution June 7th, next,
Antonio Alarid, charged with being an
accomplice in the crime was not tried
at this term of court, but his case was
continued until the November term.
The crime for which the two
women must hang, was one of the
most brutal in the annals of the
county Pedro Madrid, a prosperous
ranchman, died suddenly one day in
March last, soon after partaking of
his breakfast His sudden death
aroused the suspicious of the district
attorney and a post-mortem examina.
tion revealed the fact that he had died
from poisoning.
His wife and a negro cook, Anna
Lyons, were arrested and the colored
woman confessed to the officers that
she had seen Mrs. Madrid put guam
tity of rough on rats in her husbands S
coffee. She further confessed to the
fact that she had purchased the poison
at local drug store at the request OF
her mistress.
The prosecution was conducted
by District Attorney Wolford, who was
assisted by Attorney Elfego Baca, a
well known criminal lawyer of Albu
querque
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
BEGIN WORK ON BIC
DRAINAGE TUNNEL
Which Will unwater Cripple Creek
District and Prolong Life Of That
Camp 20 Years.

Colorado Springs, Colo, May H.
The beginning of work upon the long
projected Cripple Creek drainage tun-
mel was celebrated here today by fes-
tivities participated in by prominent
mining and business men from all
parts of the state. The ceremonies
took place at the mouth of the tunnel
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. The tun-
mel will unwater and permit the open
ing of much virgin territory contain
ing, it is estimated, over $200,o00,OO0
worth of gold ore and prolonging the
mining life of Cripple Creek twenty
wears.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
WINTER WEATHER
IN NEW YORK
Snow in Various Sections Of the State
Gold Accompanied BY Big Drop
in Temperature.

New York, May 11.--Snow and un-
seasonable low temperature is report
ed today from points in New York
state and New England. In the
Adirondacks from three to six inches
of snow has fallen during the past
twenty-four hours and a. Rome, New
York, the snowfall was three inches
with the temperature down to "a de-
grees. In this city there was a drop
Of 80 degrees in temperature In eigh
teer hours.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
SHOOTS WIFE
THEN SUICIDES
Wichita Woman Attacked BY Former
Husband Who Cheated Lynching
Party BY Shielding.

Wichita, Kans., May ll.--W. r. Full
ton, who last night attempted to XIII
his former wife, committed suicide
early today His body was found in
the Santa Fe Railway yards four
blocks from where he attacked mrs
Fulton and shot ner three times. The
woman is not dangerously wounded
Following the shooting last night 9
crowd of men chased Fulton intent
upon lynching him but he escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
Inspects Financial
Records of South
ern Counties
FOUND IN GOOD SHAPE
Sheepmen in That Section
Do Not Sustain Much Loss
of Lambs By Cold Snap.

Otero and Lincoln Counties are both
in good financial condition, accord
ing to statement made by Travel
ing Auditor Charles V. Stafford who
has just returned to the Capital from
an official trip to the two county
seats. Mr.. Stafford examined all OF
the financial records including the tax
rolls and found them to be in first
class shape.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Otero County has lost heavily by the
removal of the shops OF the Ell Paso
& Southwestern Railroad from Alamo,
gordo to Eel Paso it is expected that a
good increase will be shown in its
assessed valuation over last year." he
stated in discussing the situation with
a representative of the New Mexican.
Continuing he said
Otero County Forging Ahead.
"The financial condition of Otero
County is all that could be desired
Bills against the county are promptly
met and the floating debt is practical
lv nothing. Good balances are on
hand in all of the funds. Orogrande
is developing into thriving mining
camp and the value of land in Otero
County is on the advance.
'Lincoln County is not showing
much of an increase in assessed Valu'
alton as but few people are locating
now in that section. However LIN
coin County is in fair shape financially
although it has some floating lndept
edness, but which will be taken care
of by back taxes which under act Oh
the last Legislature will ne avaliaple
for that purpose.
Extensive improvements at Carr'zozo
"The Ell Paso & Southwestern Ran
road is making extensive improve
ments at Carrizozo which is now
town of about 500 people. Among the
improvements of substantial charac
ter are thirty-stall roundhouse ant
division shops. Carrizozo has peer
built practically within the last foul
months. A two-story brick building
has Just been erected there by 1he
Exchange Bank, which has movec
there from White Oaks. DWELLING
houses are going up on every SIDE ahe
the building operations are limltet
only by the supply of material ane
labor.
agricultural and fruit interests II
both counties suffered from the late
frosts The sheepmen have had Du
little loss of lambs on account OF thf
recent cold snap as few of the Hooks
had commenced lambing.
Pleased With Curry's Appointment
"All along that section which IS ths
old home of Captain George Curr.
the people irrespective of politics arr
very much pleased over his appoint
ment to be Governor Of New Mexico
and with very few exceptions are gla'
of the change.
On his way home Mr.. Stafford spen
a day at Ell Paso with a sister, return
ing from California. They had no
seen each other for several years ant
their meeting was mutually pleas
ant one.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
MOVERS BROTHER
MAKES STATEMENT
Saws That There is No Truth in Story
Emanatinq From Chicago That
Charles is an Ex-Convict.

San Jose, Calf, May 1l.---George
Mover, a brother of Charles Meyer,
the imprisoned president of the West
ern Federation of Miners, who is nv
ing here with his family, says en-
phatically that his brother was never
in prison at Joliet, Illinois. At the
time it is alleged he was in the Hi
nois penitentiary, his brother says, ne
was mining in the Black Hills,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
HUGHES BOOM
GIVEN SETBACK
New York Refuses
to Endorse Him
For President
LAY RESOLUTION ON TABLE
introduced By Ex-Governor
Odell at Meeting State
Central Committee.

New York, May 11.--A resolution
endorsing Governor Hughes for the
Republican nomination for President,
which was offered by former Cover
nor Odell at today's session of the Re-
publican State Committee, was laid
on the table by a vote of 80 to 4, In
moving that the motion be tabled,
Chairman Woodruff of the committee
said:
81 move that this resolution be
tabled on account Of the gentleman
who introduced it, by reason of his
we'll known antipathy to the Presl'
dent of the United States"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
DUNKARDS GOING
TO CALIFORNIA
Two Hundred German Baptist Breth.
erns Travelling in Special Train
Pay Visit to Santa Fe.

Some two hundred German Baptist
Bretheren or Dunkards as they are
more familiarly known, spent a few
hours last night In Santa Fe while
en- route to Los Angeles, California
where the general conference of this
religious denomination will be held
The delegation that came to this city
is travelling in special train consist
ing of eleven tourist cars and one
baggage car drawn by two monster
decoped locomotives.
The Dunkards are scattered in va
rious parts of the United States but
their particular stronghold is in west
ern Pennsylvania, where most of the
members in the party here last night
were from. They are a thrifty class
of people most of them following
agricultural pursuits. The Dunkards
are turning their attention just now
to New Mexico and large numbers OF
them are settling in the vicinity o
Lake Arthur.
Fully half of the visitors here las
night were women and they attracted
| as much attention wearing tneil
Puritan like black bonnets as the jol
| ly Mystic Shriners did the week be
fore with their picturesque red fezzes
Many of the women were gray-haire(
but in spite of their advanced age
they appeared to be enjoying the trll
and were as eager to see the sight
as their much younger companions
The Dunkard special train reache'
Santa Fe last evening about Z o'cloc
and remained here until 9 o'clocl
when it resumed its journey wes'
ward. The excursionists marched il
a. body from the depot past the Cap
| tol grounds and thence east on u
Vargas Street so as to see the old Sal
Miguel Church The unique proces
sion thence proceeded north on Co
| lege Street and swerved into Shelb
| Street following the route Of the on
Santa Fe trail until arrival at tn
Plaza where the paraders formed int
little groups to visit other accessibl
points of interest in the Ancient City
The dealers in souvenir postal card
were as busy as the rroverbiai Gran
berry merchant during the two hour
the Dunkards tarried and those bear
| ing scenes of this city were almos
exhausted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
TRELFORD TO TESTIFY
IN BURSUM CASE.

Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT
ford, referee in the case of Fl, 0. Bur
sum, former superintendent of the
Territorial penitentiary versus the
Territory of New Mexico, this morn
ing issued subpoena directed to Ar
thur Trelford superintendent of the
Territorial penitentiary, commanding
the latter to appear before MIN at 2
O'Clock with certain account books
and records of the penitentiary to be
used by the referee in the investiga.
ton to be made of them, and for evi-
dence in the case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
DIRECT DESCENDANT
or PATRICK HENRY DEAD

New Orleans, La, May 11.-Thomas
H. Thorpe, a prominent Louisiana law.
yer and state senator, said to be a
direct descendant Of Patrick Henry,
died here yesterday aged 81 years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11
HARVARD AND
COLUMBIA IN RACE
Crews Of Respective Universities Con
test for Supremacy-First Meet.
inn in Twenty Years

NY ~ '"S"y 'So'S'
Boston, Mass, May 11.--Collegiate
interest today is centered in the var
sity boat race between the eight-oared
crews representing Harvard and Co
lumbia, upon the Charles River over
a course mile and seven-eighths in
length. This is the Columbia's first
appearance on the Charles and the
first rowing contest in twenty years
in which these two colleges have en-
gagged.
Columbia Won the Race.
Columbia won by half boat length
The time Of Columbia was SIG; Har'
ward, 918,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-11

The New Mexican Printing Gem.
pany Is prepared to do the best OF
suit purchaser.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-21
GutBrie in Gefabr.
8iro Oiclicid)t nidlt Sanptita6t bon
SflabUma.

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geitern abeno einen 9efebl erloiien,
pelder Die neue 2egiSlotur oeS neiien
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ten ioret, in benen Die 2egislatur
ibre Sisungen abhalten fam.
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bGuoe fiir Die 2egislatur uuo 9u.
reaus fir bie Staatsbeamten foiten.
frei angeboten.
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itebt aus 100 SausmitglieOern linb
"A Senatoren. Die 9fepublifaner
baben MIR II WitgIie6er bes Saries
un0 5 6es Senats.
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kana!bonos un0
$GulIttrtihkate.
&esiernnssbilfe fir bic Stnappbeit
anf benz 8elomarfte.
GnersifdDe SdJritts ,ur
Grlcidtrrun9 eeplant.
Itebrere bnnSert WIilliOurn iDllcn in
llmIauf gciebt iuerOen.

Us a btngton, Is. 0op. -
Sdatumt8lefret6r GortelDou bat Die
pi6tige 9ln nfiin0igltug gema6t, 0ot
Die 9egierun8 cur -Grlei6terltng ser
&nuppbett ouf Dem @elOmartt iofort
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tIftfaten au8geben miro; Iebtere iol.
len B Ero3cnt 3inien tragen. 9ieier
Blan miro bonn BrQiioenten ge6il.
ltgt; er tit Ole SoIge Der me6rfa6er
&onferen3en, tDeIbe lette @pde ii6ef
Die Sinan5IaQe I'M @eiBen Sauie ab.
gebalten, Dur6en.
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lollten Der 2aqe belien, ba lie Dem
8elese nah bon ben Nationalbanfer
our Slnterlegung fir Noterousgaben
beniist DerOen biirfen; Sie ganfen
'fonnen oemnah aui oer STEELE, iotuie
tie Die &analbonos Ibernomnten ba.
ben oieIe WiQionen in Bapier9elo
IN nrilauf iesen. glu6 Die Gr9eb.
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fonnen an BEN SteIlen, mo- 8elo am
notpenoigiten eebraudt miro, Der.
men6et Der>en. Man beripriht iidk
cine quite 8irfllng BON bieien S6rit.
TEN.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-21
EeinItdReit in WlldDbanolungri1
8cinaSbeits.9 .9epartemrn nimmt iidj
Der Sadte an.

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SGnSler iirb g(nflasen erboben NOR
oen. Die 0filhoreiscrh6hurg IL
beute morgen in arait getrrten.
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gGai9 2eopulo mieoer Batter.
9ieie 5atiaSle ipirS sclegentli9 elmer
Slage befannt.

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gegeben bot.
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Cine ,,WeiBf=Dano"-
6e1eutdatt.
Bnnebmenbe Sredjbeit Der Grprcher
Die llriafc.
pirtf traten nnter Dem aamen
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Stalicniide 8cidGftslcute unb Sanb-
iucrfer Die 8riinoer.

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sunebmenoen Sredbeit Der @rpreiier,
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