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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28

Neorge w. Sanders, 81 years Old
a prominent citizen OF Whitestone.
Lancaster County. and gallant ex-
confederate soldier. died there ar
ter month of ill health. Nr San
ders is survived by a widow. son
and daughter. He received a bullet
ia the eye during the Civil War
which % yearE iSter worked down
and dropped into his throat.
Ihe revenue cutter Apache. in
oyerhauling oyster vessels ia tbe
Potomac River, rescued two Govern
ment soldiers who had been shang-
haied while drunk. The schooner
on which they were imprisoned had
gone into an ice-locked bay. out of
reach or the cutter, but the Virginis
oyster steamer. Commodore Maulv.
broke a way i'm and carried the Gov
ernment officers to the rescue. The
Maury Is cruising the Potomac and
battling with the ice and oyster nj
rates.
News has reached Newport News
OF the death at Messicks. York Conl-
~, of 7-year-old Paul Evans. son of
Captain and Mrs. William Evans
from the effects of drinking a pint
OF whisky The child climbed on ton
~ Nhatt' tOOh lUe DOlJlG from
cupboard and drank every dron of
the liquor before he was discovered.
Soon afterward his mother found
him very i'll and sent for. Or. Fay
Sinclair. When the doctor arrived
the child had become unconscious
and was beyond medical aid Cap
tain Evans is a weIl-known water
man of York County
Charles Freese. the 20-year-oid
son Of y. J.. Freese. general fore
man of the Roanoke Machine Works.
made a second attempt at suicide
by swallowing five bottles OF laud-
anum- Young Freese is a machinist
He has been despondent for tli.r-rs-
months, ever since Joseph Kessler.
his friend, was killed by a Norfolk
and Western train. The young man
was taken to SesDital and his con-
dition is regarded critical.
William Buskeil 23 years old.
hagman on the Virginia and South
western railway, fell between cars at
ReXford, few miles south of Bristol.
and was killed.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
STEAMER SUNK BY CRUISER.
Accident In The Mississippi River AT
New Orleans.

New Orleans (SpeeiaD In hazy
weather the French cruiser Kleber
rammed and sank the American fruit
steamer Hugoma in the Mississippi
River, just off New Orleans.
Captain Lewis, of the Hugoma.
said that seven Japanese coal passers
and firemen were drowned
James O'Neal. of New York, suf-
lered broken leg from the impact.
The cruiser was slightly damaged.
The Kleber, just arriving from
Havanna, was rounding sharp turn
and the Hugoma, drifting with the
siX-mile eddying current turned di-
rectly into the man-of-war's path.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
sensational Reporting.

In various quarters there is an
awakening TO the great harm that is
done by local reporters of sensational
newspapers, who give such Journals.
what they want-that is, cnle411i's o.
and distort beyond ree5gGition hap
penings of their-vicinage. Here is a
very real evil. It is present in Spring
field and other places OF Western
Massachusetts, Just as it is all over
the country. Yellow journalism in
this respect is as false TO real life as
the old dime novel used to be, and
an even more demoralizing factor.
People complain of this kind of mis-
representation and continue to put up
with it because the remedy is hard to
find. The marketable value of al
legged news is found by the penny
a-liners to depend upon its yeI1owism.7 s
People who read this kind of stun
from their own locality know that
is necessary to place large disco
upon it, but when reading OF hap1i
ings in other sections they are tor
much disposed to accept the Stories
at face value. Every honest jour
nalist of standing is familiar with
this evil, and has long deplofea the
increasing measure of Springfield
Republican.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28

Extensive experiments have been
made on American and Canadian
railways with cedar wood sleepefs
The Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada
was the first TO use cedar for this pur-
pose to any considerable extent, and
this system alone has now some 400
miles of permanent way laid on cedar
sleepers. The result is said to be
very satisfactory. The wood is prac-
ticably imperishable, and requires
very little treatment 1t is, however,
brittle, and derailments have shown
curious results in the way of broken
sleepers. The greater proportion of
the new sleepers in use on the Grsad
Trunk system We're obtained froia
forests within the Dominion.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
Theater Burned.

Altoona. Pa. (SpeciaD The Lyric
Theater, conducted as Keith's vaude-
willie house, was destroyed by fire.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by crossed electric wires on
the stage. The house was opened
last November. The loss is about
$4,000 Ex-Congressman J. ID.
Hicks and ID. ]. Neff. whose law Of
fices were in the building, lost $10,-
600 on their Office furniture and law
library. Several other occupants of
the building lost heavily The insur-
'ance is only partial
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
Woman Burned To Death.

Columbia, S. c., (SpeciaD wild
Rose, the monkey girl from Yucca
tan" freak which has been on ex-
hibition here by a carnival company,
was burned so badly that she died.
She was 40 years old, ignorant and
idiotic, making her wants known by
inarticulate sounds. She was left
alone, locked up in a room. A dogs
frantic yells attracted attention to
the fire.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28

Christiania (By Cable). Disas-
tors caused by avalanches continue
to be reported from different part
of Norway. A telegram from OPP
stryn. in Nordfjord. records the de-
struction of-the Tunold farmstead.
with the loss of eight lives. The
Koletak homestead, on Gedranger-
ford, also was overwhelmed. and 10
persons, Including women and chill
dren, were buried bcyond hope of
pkscpe.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
Panic In 4 Church.

Chicago (SpeciaD More than
dozen women and children were in.
jured, several of them seriously, in
fire scare in an Italian church here.
Two hundred persons became fright
ened by escaping vapor from a radla-
tor, and rushed from the building.
Most of the injured were trampled
on or cut by glass from window
which was demolished
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
Russia's Vast Forests.

Very nearly four-tenths of the sur.
face OF Russia in Europe is covered
with woods and forests, aceordins 10
the Rsbue Economiqae Interna(;cf-
ale In fact, the Russian logests are.
SO great in extent THAI taey asniozs.
equal the entire united atea ~ 80
ern Europe. including Anslria & \, b.
gary Ger,4e..ly. ssmifzerland, ~ 4s.|
Italy. France and Spain. AiAons + &
ropean countries. nex 60 M
Austria-Hpngary Is The fZfS&1
forests.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28

A throttle valve is general term.
and may mean globe valve or an
angle valve. A globe valve is one
which goes in straight line OF pipe.
An angle valve goes in right angle
bend and makes the elbow. Globe
and angle valves are operated by
turning wheel handle. A cheek
valve is aufomnf{c
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
Peacemaker Killed

Kansas City, Mo. (SpeciaD Mrs.
J. Oscar Richardson, wife of a sta
tionary engineer, rushed between her
son and husband to save the sons
life at Rosedale, Kan, and was stab
bed TO the heart by the husband.
The family quarreled, when the son
took the mothers part. Richardson
attacked the son with knife
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
WoMAN,s WAY.

Jolliboy--~I suppose that when
your wife caught you flirting with
Miss Gofast she was speechless with
amazement?"
Talkeriy-"Oh, no, she wasn't.
You don't know my wife!"-Pick.
Me-Up.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-02-28
ANoTAER GREAT Acrop

Inc oln mans gone to the CITY to
MI sneatfAcal engagement"
Whas; On the stage?"
sure he was three days in a
1sSrty-fcot dry well, an 1t took three
vino mules an block an tackle
TO maui him outi ti"--Atlanta Consti-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Nicolos Fajando and Angela
Lascano, both of Deming, were
married at the Catholic church
Monday by the priest.
Handmade Christmas presents
at
MRS. AMENT'S.
Mr.. Frank Grygla, specia
agent of General Land Offices
with headquarters in Santa Fe
was in the city on official bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr.. X. r. Steen, representing
the Jones-Paddock Co., manu-
facturers of the famous Alta HigI
Grade Coffee, was in the cit
this week in the interest Of hi
company.
Mrs. Merissa Thompson er
tertained our people Tuesda
night with the second number Q
the High School Course of Ell
tertainments, The audience Wa
very well pleased.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Gov. Curry gives the two con-
demned murderers, Magdaleno
Sabboloz and Martin Amador, to
be hanged here today, a 30 day
reprieve. A telegram to that eff
feet came to Sheriff Don Johnson
about II a. m. yesterday.
Following is a full account oil
the crimes cnmmitted by the
two condemned men:
THE CRIMES.
On the afternoon of July f. 1907, one
Dcfilno Palomino went to the house Of
Magde!ano Sabbaloz and insulted the
woman with whom Magdaleno was
living, but to whom he was not mar
ried; about O'Clock in the evening
when Magdaleno came home, he was
tlld Of this by the woman, and he I'M
m ,liately went into his house and go;
his gun Ia so calibre Sharps rihe) and
started cut to kill. Just as he reached
the outside OF the house he saw tive
m N coming and he called JOSEF" ant
oie of the men Jose Mesais) answer
ell, "Sir." To this answer 10 his cal
Magdelano Sabolloz, crazed with the
idea to murder, fired, and killed Man
uslita Mendoz. a little child years old
who was asleep in the arms OF Jos'
Mesais. Magdelano Sabtoloz was i'orI
in the district Of aan Carlos, st'te q
Guadalajara, Mexico, in the year 1866
thereby being Il yea:a old. lie cam'
TO FL PAso, Tex, in the year 1890, an
worked in III Paso for five years. II,
left III Paso in 1902 and came to Dem
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
Will Test II.

The article we copied last week
from the Alamogordo News in
reference to device for con-
verting an ordinary well into a
flowing artesian supply, has
aroused quite an interest here.
The Mimbres Valley Realty
Co. is now in correspondence
with the parties having the pro-
cess in charge and a gentleman
will shortly arrive here who will
make a test in the Burdick well
where the attempt to find artes-
ian water was made. Should the
test prove a success it will Ger.
tainly prove a boon to the valley,
as a well of this nature can be
installed for a mere song com
pared to the cost of a natural ar
tesian well.
The gentlemen who discovered
the process say there is no doubt
but that they can substantiatt
every claim they make for it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
GIFT BUYING CENTER.

A Graphic man in his rounds
first of the week dropped in at
]. A. Mahoney's emporium and
consumed a short time inspect
ing the attractive display Of
goods he has especially for
the Christmas trade. While the
various departments of this large
store all show up lines that
it would be we'll worth Christ
mas shoppers to look through,
we were particularly attracted to
the elegant furniture depart
mant, where the finest to the
cheaper grades are in beautiful
array. In this department might
! be mentioned china closets.
rockers, rugs, pictures, dining
tables, leather couches, etc., etc.
/ In the hardware and crockery
departments may articles suitable
for Christmas presents can be
found. In the line of cutlery
is displayed a handsome stock
that affords a splendid oppor-
tunity for the Christmas buyer.
Stepping away from the main
store one is delighted on enter
} ing the buggy depository. Moth
ing would please that loving
wife of yours more for Christ
mas than one of those beautiful!
buggies or phaetons Mr.. Ma
honey carries.
J. A. Mahoney is one of the
l oldest and most reliable mer
chants in Deming. He has beer
in business here continuously fol
25 years and during that Ions
. period has gained a business
experience which rebounds tC
the interest of his customers
This is especially true in tn,
j, Christmas buying Mr.. Malone,
j has made this year and which hi
}, customers and the public in gen
: eral have the privilege Of takinI
advantage of,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Alta High Grade Coffee.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

for the Gila Valley railroad company
as section hand at Globe. He went to
Leopold, New Mexico, In the Burro
mountains about lj miles from Silver
City, in January, 1901, where he worked
in the mines until April, 1907, when he
went to the Victoria mining camp,
about three miles from Gage, in Luna
county There he worked for the
Bradley Mining company and became
acquainted with Conception Mendoza
and became infatuated and made love
to her, and supposed that his affection
WAS returned. until about the 10th OF
May, 1907, when one Daniel Ramirez
appeared on the scene, He also made
love to Conception and when Amaior
saw that Conception seemed to care
more for Daniel than for him, Amadol
! Immediately purchased o. eallbre rifle
and began to practice shooting with II
every day, and then told his companlon'
and the foreman Of the mine that HI
was going to kill Daniel or Conception
or both Of them. On the afternoon o
Jnly 10th, after practicing with srii'e
he went to the house Of Conception an,
told her and Daniel that il Daniel di
nokeave camp the night would no
d! until he had killed one or both o
them. lie then proceeded to lay il
wait behind some barrels and an oil
wagon which stood in front OF tn
house OF Conception, and about ll;S
= that night when conception was goln
. into the house, he shot her, the bnllc
/. passing through her body from her lei
Il side and coming out on her right side
=, Amador then ran away, but was 500
after caught in the Florida mountain
l. near Demmg and jailed here
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
hagdadelo Sabboloz and Martin Amador, the TIVE
Condemned hurderers Will Not Swing
Here Today
THIRTY DAY REPRIEvE GRANTED.
Telegram Which Holds Up the Double Hanging Event, Re
ceived by Sheriff Don Johnson from Gov. Curry
Yesterday About II a. IN,

Of his family are located at present.
The companion who will accompany
Sabboloz TO the scairold, Martin ANA
dor, was born in the district Of Sinaloa,
state Of chihuahua, Mexico, in the
year 1872 being at this time 30 years
Of age. In the spring Of 1902 he came
to the United States, to Arizona Ter
rtory, where he resided for five years1
lie worked for the Phoenix & Florence
railroad company, for the FL Paso &
Southwestern railroad company at
Douglas, Ariz., as section hand, and
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

ing. and worked for the Southern Ira. Ia
ciSc ra,l,oad here. at Gage and other
stations in this locality. In l'o' ne
~ !. sentenced to one year in the pen',
I t,utiary at Santa Fe, for the unIa"lu' IN
ofense Of drawing, flour'shins ana DIS
charging firearms in the town OF Dem.
i,g. When his sentence oil one . yea,
was served out he returned to Dem'nS
and worked for the railroad company
and at the smelter, where he was EN-
played at the time he committed ln'' ~
crime, for which he was sentenced !. u
death. He has a sister living IN I
paso but does not know where the res
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Mrs. B. Greer, of 3l7 3rd Ave-,
North Seattle, WASH, is anxious
to learn the whereabouts of her
son, Frank Greer, who was in
Deming last October, Any in
formation furnished Mrs. Greer
in regard to her son will be
thankfully received.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
A Rich Strike.

Col. P. R. Smith informed US
Tuesday that a rich strike had
been made in the Victoria mines
at Gage, which were acquired by
the National Mining & Smelling
Co., a new company organized
here a short time ago, Col. Smith
being instrumental in its orga-
nization.
The company will shortly add
a 100 ton stack to the smelter in
this place and otherwise be of a
big benefit to Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Mr.. II. J. Graham has gone TO
Sonora, Mex, where he has ac-
cepted a good position with a
copper company,
Put in your TURKEY or
der early and get the best,
H. MEYER.
Mr.. S. W. Ruebush, proprietor
of the Deming Livery Stable, has
sold a half interest in the busi-
ness to his brother-in-law, Mr..
II. G. Measday, who recently
came here from Alpine, Tex,
Under the new firm the stable
will have new equipments added
and made frst-class and up-to
date in every particular.
But your Christmas suit at 0
l.. Shipp's.
Work on the Silver City quad
rangle is nearing completion
The United States geological
survey, in charge of ALB. Searle
has been working on this sur
vey for some months past. |
will cover about 1000 squar
5 miles, will cost about $4,000
r and will be an accurate repro
4 duction of the topography of tn
= country. 1t will be invaluable
r mining men and others interest
e ed in the topography and 81
ology Of this section.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

DR.. Moran, who is suffering
with an attack of rheumatism,
will leave in a few days for the
Mimbres Hot Springs to take al the
baths DR.. J. A. Hulen will have
charge of his dental office during
his absence.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

lJuhS ullGJ W IlOlu oSl NlNSs'
c. /. Hubbard has been on
the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. Jack Givens spent several
days in the city this week with
his friends.
O. l.. Shipp sells dry goods
and shoes cheap for cash.
Mr.. lie Roy Hon is at Hondale
with a big force of men clearing
off his claim.
Mrs. Gilbert is here from hel
home in the Pecos Valley visiting
her son, Robert.
The beautiful embroidered
Table Cloth will be raffled mex
Saturday night at
MRS. ANEN~'S.
The question is: How man.
gates are there between her,
and the CCC lake.
Mr.. Chas. II. Fox, a promi
nent merchant of FL Paso, wa
, in the city forepart of the week
At Small's Repair Shop 20
j will find a t.rst-class shoemaker
{ where you can have your repair
= ing done; also new work done.
c Rev. J. NJ. Sollie, who left thi
c week with his family for Alb
l. que, sold his property here
: W. c. Wallis.
II Mr.. Edw. Bruntom, who
z here from Michigan for h
e health, we are pleased to learn,
Q improving nicely.
'r Buy your dry goods at 0.
lie Ships Cash Store and say
II money.
,e Rev. Maxfeld and K. H. FL
y, hive were at Lewis flat Sunda
Of in the interest of a Sund9
{, school at that place.
i'd The regular monthly busine
0, meeting Of the Epworth LeagI
~ u, was held last Friday evening
,ld the home of 0. 0. MaXield.
he All kinds Of Stamping done
80 MRS. AMENT's.
let Mr.. ]. B. Ilerndon, preside
1T of the Crescent Lumber Co., W
ie' in the city this week from b
ms ms headquarters at Albuquerque.
Call up the Crescent Lumt
nc Co. and order your coal, as the
M M will be a coal famine this wlnt'
he Hard to get it at present.
he There are a number of co
we ), plants being registered of PEI
's thieving going on in the re
. dence districts of the TOW
~ The Weary Willie element n
4 passing through numerously
= probably accountably for a g
= part Of it.
y Mr.. Williams Rutherford, "
= has returned from a several d
= hunt with a party Of friends,
4 our thanks for a nice slice
4. yenison. We don't for MON
= question the fact whether
= not Williams slew the deer t
= he so thoughtfully gave u'
Y hunk Of.
NJ
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
For Sale.

Windmill and tank. Cheap foI
Cash.
JULIUS RoSCH.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13
Oldest Lawyer in U. S. Dead

Bangor, Me-, Dec, 10. Al
bert W. Payne, said to be the
oldest practicing lawyer in the
United States, died at his home
here today. He was 95 years OF
age and had been in good health
up to within a few weeks ago,
and attended regularly to his
law practice.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-13

Say, did you ever drink Alta
High Grade Coffee? If you new
er have, try it, ard you viii nev-
er drink any other. w. ]. Wam-
el exclusive agent in Demins.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-31
Will Leave for Mexico.
BACK FROM MEXICO.
(From Sundays Daily.)

John Chisholm, who is pleasantly re- mombercd by a largo number of people, here and in Humboldt, as superintend- cnt of wood workers, in the construc. tion of the smeltors of the Consoli. dated Arizona Smelling company at Humboldt. and the tramway from the Bradshaw Mountain railroad to the Blue Bell mine, arrived here last night from Mexico, where he has charge of the construction of n large smelling plant. After visit of few days with his family he will return to the sister republic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-31
HARD ON BOSTON.

"I like New York;" said the Bos. tonian, patronizingly. "It has many points of interest, but it lacks atmos. phere."
 "Tutti" retorted the Idiot. of tnats all you want, go down on Mott or Heater streets. on . hot day. You can cut atmospaere down there in solid chunks.''--John Kendrick Bangs in the Broadway Magazine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-31
PUBLIC RECoRDs.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

J. NJ. Duncan to J. q. Broyles-Dcsd. sf5. Lot 13, block Q, Ash Fork.
 Chas. F. Herr locates two mines, Prescott district.
 J. Eckcrt locates Silver King Exten. sion mine, Hassayampa district.
 John Bcal and B. II. Moore locate three mines, Prescott district.
 A. D. Lynn to Geo. Houlihan--As- signmcnt. slo Assigns lease of May II, 1907, made by City of Prescott.
 J. R. Mcdonald and r. c. Wilder to Geo. Houlhan-M. Deed. One.third interest in Oak Tree mine, Hassayampa district.
 F.. D. Trcadwcll locates Townsite placer.
 A. F.. Baker ct al locate three mines, Quartz Mountain district.
 J. l.. Dillon locates Fourth of July placer, Quartz Mountain district.
 Jos. Bold locates Happy Thought placer, Quartz Mountain district.
 Laura Rees locates Homestead placer, Quartz Mountain district.
 J. R. Mcdonald, P. c. Wilder and Geo. Houlihan locate three mines, Hsssayampa district.
 L. w. wyman and R. l.. Thurston amend location of Little Jessie mine, Agua Fria district. F.. D. Treadwell and F. w. 0iroux to Geo. A. Trcadwell Mining company M. Deed. tlOO. Iron Mask, Wal. lack No. l, stye, Arsenic and Hema- tite mines, Peck district.
 Erwin D. Treadwell to Geo. A. Tread. well Mining company-M. Deed. Happy Jack, Yankee Girl, Blue Ribbon, Lucky Bill and Nellie mines, Black Mesa district.
 Ernest J. White ct all incorporate Arizona Gold Copper Mining company. Capital stock q, l,o00,0OO.
 J. Q. Stephens locates two mines,
 U. w. Bosley files bond of $l,000 as Road overseer, District No. 2. Eureka district.
 Harry Swarthout ct al to c. P. Wing feld-Bill of Sale. $lOO. Seventy tons of ore on KitCarson mine.
 J. M. Campbell to John s. Merrill and wife-Q. c. Deed. t50O. Lot l, block l, Rutledge addition, Jerome.
 Pedro Ballestero locates one mine and one placer, Cordes district.
 Oscar c. Connel ct al appropriate water six miles west of Kymo post. office.
 T. N. Bardsdall to Geo. W. Middle ton--Deed. Right of way for railroad across Midnight Snap and whiteaouse mines, Walker district.
 Kate F. Patterson ct al incorporate Maryland and Arizona Mining com. pany. Capital stock $l,5O0,0O0.
 Daniel Libardi to Ben Rossi-M. 4l0. One-half interest in Cagnon mine, Tiger district. Ed. Barr ct al locate two mines, Cop Der Basin district.