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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
IOLO RESIDENT
ON SHORT VISIT
T. n. Bennett, With Rio Gran6e
Fifteen Years Ago,
In the City.
NOW LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA.
Tells az Wonderful Valley. Which His
Road PicrcCS-Smclting Men
Remember Visitors.

] II Bennett. formerly O sali Lakcr
and now OF the Northern Electric CONE
rlny Of california, rs in salt Lake en-
route from the cast Co his home in that
state. re expresses himself as sur
rrised with the growth of Salt Lake
end thinks its prospects for advance
mcnt exceed those OF DenVer, although
the latter city Is prosperous and pro-
Crcssivc. When speaking Of the
Northern Electric railway and the Sac
,1mcnto valley through which the lines
pass no i9 enthusiastic. THE Sacra-
mcuto is wi hout doubt the most fertile
CT Caliorui1's magnificent valleys. and
90 agricultural ard horticultural re-
sources are unsurl1 passed" he said. THE
more progressive people Of tho valley
have discarded the thread-woru boast
Chat irrigation Is not necessary and
during the past three years have huiit
an extensive system which brings thou
sands OF acres OF rich land under cul-
uVaH1n. The greatest drg Wblck in the
past has been the vast estates OF many
thousands Of acres. consisting princi-
pally of spanish grants, held Intact and
devoted mostly % stock grazing. All
this Ans been changed iu the past few
years ana with the advent of electric
interurhan railways these hpr1nial eS.
tir.s h'tc oe.n suo-diVlded INTO tracts
az tlum 10 To- 100 acres-theso tracts are
sold Go h1meseckers and are. as "a result
nov under careful and Intelligent culU-
walton.
,f-.,.rt. ..,,,r-N.,r,,- ,,,..,r
IT win not attempt Co ten Won Of
che tremendous profits being realized
hN thrifty people from the cultivation
or ~ pes OF every variety ana especial
" lh. ~ tac secdloss variety. These
.i.,t IMAM Hl.O'V per acre 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
ARE you

Satisfied with your Gruuug3 Well
give you satisfaction if you br.ng ID
here.
THE DESEEET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

Fine Carvers for your Thanksgiv-
ing Turkey 4. c. NJ. l. Hardware
Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

In many family 10 is an entire medi-
cine chest, taking the place Of the family
doctor for the numerous climatic ale
ments al winter.
Mrs. G.. =. Long, the mother Of It!c
Nina Long, writes from Atwood, Col,
as follows:
owe can never thank You enough for
the change You have made in our little
ones health. Before she began taking
your Poruna she suffered everything ii
the way Of coughs. colds Hnd Group.
but now she has taken not quite bottle
Of Peruna, and is as we'll and strong as
she has ever been in her life. She has
not had the Group once since she begoH
taking Peruna, and when she has iiitir
cold a few doses of Pernns fixes hsr
Out an right.
Pe-ru-na Protects The Entire
household.
We have I'm our files many testimou-
ials similar 20 the above. However, $50
do not hear from the large majority o.
mothers who have been benefited by
pcruna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

Miss Dora Wright entertained her
sewing club Tuesday evening most
pleasantly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
TROUBLE IL SECOND WE'LL

in well so. OF the Virgin River
on e. Development company. fust
north OF the Dixie compauys well. the
tools have become Fast and the hole
may have 90 be abandoned. A depth
of 20 feet has already been attained Boo
this we'll
II viii give general satisfaction 20
hear tnat a through stage limo BE- now
i1 operation between Luud and Nirgiu
CITY. tha business being conducted by
kimbaI brothers the Vou-kuowu
stage men. The fare one way is $40.
There are now seven drilling rigs in
the Virgin field ana 10 more ara I'm
the course ~ construction Iu addi-
uon there are many outfits on route
90 the field that will be installed I'M
tho near future.
Mr.. Clark is now iu the east for
the purpose Of organizing two new
OIL companies, one for "a tract ~ land
in Springdalc and the other iu the
Rockville section He states that
there is great deal OF excitement bs-
ing manifested iu the southern coun-
try az present ami that land located
ON the oil zone is at "a premium
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

The dancing party rINcl ou S1tur-
day last by the Usona g.u of the Is.
y. G.. was decided success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
ECnDs owN STOCK.
s0MErHlNG oN BENNETT

There are few people who were here
fifteen yeats ago who do not remember
MI Ben. ctt as the general freight and
passenger agent OF Che Rio Grau1e. The
rmcltiu4 men remember him, son 10 was
no VINO hy his loyal work for lt'h pre-
vented q raise iu rates on bullion from
I-tsn common points TO eastern rohn-
.rl.s. Had this been effected. the smolt-
ne Industry uf tho state would have
cen crippled greatly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

Mrs. Samuel Mtteu entertained at
d pleasant childrcn's party on Mon
day afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24

two or three o'clock, Emilio broke
Jail, in company with a man by the,
name of Gomez, who was at that time
being held to await the action of tha
grand jury on a charge of murder,
and no trace of either of them have
to this time been found-at least,
their hiding places have never been
uncovered. Sheriff owen was the
subject of considerable adverse COM
ment at the time of his escape, and
the grand jury at the last April term
of this court investigated him in this
particular very unsparingly and very
thoroughly, but they reported TO the
court that after carefully going into
the matter. they could find no eVi-
dence of collusion or unofficial con-
duet on his part.
1t is presumed that Gomez was soon
i'm Mexico, whore he doubtless now is.
far in the interior. Emellio's pictures
have been spread broadcast over the
southwest, and every detective journal
and officers paper have given ms
likeness to their readers. That he has
not been apprehended before the pres
ent time is because, 1t is aVerred. he
is in the hands of his friends and
receiving aid daily, but unless he Is
out of the country entirely, II must he
presumed that the efforts made to Sc
cure his reCapture cannot fail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
AMERICAN JEW
PATRIOTIC
CITIZEN
JACOB SCHIFF OPPOSED
TO ZIONIST MOVEMENT |
Politically No One Has Any
Claim on Them But United
States, Declares Noted New
York Banker,

New York. Aug 23 THE Amer
lean Hebrew will publish today
letter written by Jacob schiff. the
banker. to Dr. solomon scheelcr
president of the Jewish theological
seminary Of America, in which he
says:
Speaking as am American. I can
not for - moment coueede that one
can be At the same time true Amer
lean and an honest adherent 10 the
Zionist movement 4 jew should not
for a moment feel that ne Is AN exile.
that his abode here is only tempo
rary or passing one u those who
come after are TO he freed from the
prejudice with which this generation
is not unnaturally suffering. We need
feel that politically. no one has any
claim on Ne, but the country of which
we have become citizens That even
if we are Jews in fact there is No
string to our citizenship"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
DEPOSlTORS DEMAND
ARREST OF BANKERS
Rcrri,cr Helictc- Wrecked Portland
Institution Mill Pay Dollar for
Dollar

Portland. orc. Aug 23.-Outspokeu
Indignation among many 81 the four
frnu Thousand dcuositors of the ore
rpu Trust and savings bank. the doors
or which were closed Wednesday.
rlusud H report tp be- circulated yes
ierdaY that warrants had been issued
Tor the officers of the bank. 10 de-
tpipps. however. that no warrants haI
hotu issued. huf that AZ result or
numerous demands for tho arrest of
the officers hv certain dcpositors. the
preparation of complaints o. being
made by thc district attorney
4 meeting of the depnsiturs has
been called to devise WAYS and means
tp protect fhcir interests. Receiver
Dcpline rxprc--rs the opinion that de-
pn-iIors Wlll be- paid iu full
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
CRIME MOST BRUTAL IN
ANNALS OF THE COUNTY

The crime for which this man was
tried and convicted was one of the
most brutal in the annals of this
county About the first of April, 1905,
he followed a woman by the name Of
Antonio Corrillo de MiTabel, with
VIII, ne had been on intimate terms
as II was alleged. for some months
past as she was leaving for Roswell
with her parents, and after OVertak-
ing the wagon in which she was rid
ing, persuaded her to go with him
into a draw in the mountains, a short
distance from the road. What was
the burden of their conversation there
win pro baby never be known, but
short time after leaving the main
road. two shots rang out, and the
woman was a mangled and bleeding
corpse. shot TO death by the man
who had betrayed her confidence.
The weapon used was a 30-30 Win
chester and there We're two shots fred
into her body. one entering back or
the left ear tearing the left portion
of the head off, and the other through
the heart Emellio made no effort to
conceal the body of the dead woman,
and was apprehended within short
space Of time after the crime had
been committed. He was taken 70
Lincoln under a heavy guard. as the
news of the murder spread rapidly
aud public feeling was at fever heat
His preliminary hearing was had I'M
mediately and he was placed i'm the
lail of this county to await the action
of the grand jury, the Venires Tor
which were at that time being served
by the officers. Within a week M
had been indicted for the murder ol
the MirabeI woman, and ten days later
was being tried on the charge before
Judge Mann.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
ROOT TRAINS UNDER
MULDOON
Famous Former Wrestling
Champion Treats Secretary
of State for Nervous AffIiC-
ton With Great Success,

New York. Aug 23-The Evening
Post today quoted william Muldoon
as authority for the statement
that President Roosevelt has crossed
the sound from oyster Bay several
times within the past few days Tor the
purpose OF making short visits WITH
Secretary Root. Who is staying AZ Null
doou's sanitarium.
Secretary Root has been guest az
the establishment of the famous old
time wrestling champion for some
three weeks back Nj Root went "a
the sanitarium suffering from "a severe
nervous affection. but has now com
pletely recovered. Mr Muldoon today
said that his distinguished patient
would e back % Washington tine
strongest man physically. in the pres
ideut's cahinat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
RA|SUL| ROUTS
FORCES Of
SULTAN
MAGICIAN STILL PRISONER
IN BANDITS CLUTCHES
AIcazah important Town Two
Days From Tangier in Dan
ger of Falling into Hands of
Victorious Rebels,

Washington. Aug. Information
has reached the state department by
cable to the effect that the bandit
Raisul completely defeated a large
force sent against him by the sultan
of Morocco The object of the un-
law leader was the release of Sir l1ar-
ry MacLean. the British soldier of for
tune, and commander of the sultan's
household troops. now prisoner in
the hands of Raisuli According to
the reports the important Moorish
city Of Alca2ar which Is distant only
two days by caravan route from Tan
gier, is in great danger Of falling into
the hands Of the sultan's foes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
TWO STABBED
TODEATHON
STREET
BLACK HAND BLAMED
FOR BLOODY TRAGEDY
Bold Daylight Murder CuImi-
nation of Long Series of Out
RACES Attributed to Organ
ized italian Thugs,

Coaldale. Pa. Aug 23.-The Black
Hand society is blamed for double
murder which occurred on the streets
of this city today. This crime adds
another to the long list which have
been committed by unknown persons
in this neighborhood within the last
few months
While Frank Peknolas and Samuel
Ambrose were walking together along
Ridge street. the principal thorough
fare OF the town. they were attacked
by several mon armed with stilettoS
and stabbed 10 death. Peknolas
throat was cut from ear To ear and
Ambrose received knife wounds mat
pierced his heart. Robbery was not
the motive for the attack, and as the
Black Hand has been very active
among the Italians of this vicinity,
the crime is laid at the door of that
mysterious and murderous band.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
BROKERS RA|OEO
BY POLICE
Washington Bucket Shop Pro-
prietorS Arrested for VioIat-
ing Law Against Gambling
Houses,

Washington. Aug. 23 Warrants
were today issued for the arrest oi
Chester and Spencer Wade. Hodges
Allison. F. jenkins and Frank Kane.
all stock brokers. charged with Viola
tion Of the law making 10 a INSIDE
meanor 10 set up gambling tables
within the limits pf the District ~ CO.
iumhia. 4 squad % policemen. deiec-
tiVes and secret service officers. head
I'd bv District Attorneys GiNcn- and
Perry. raided the offices OF these
firms. The move against these places.
Witch the authoriiies believe 10 De
bucket shops. has been under consid-
Grafton hy the Washington local au-
thnrfties for several months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
BANDIT SLAIN
BY CHICAGO
POLICE
CROOK CAUGHT IN ACT
DIES RESISTING ARREST
Killing elimination of War
fare Waged by Authorities
Against Reign of Crimei
Scores Taken in Dragnet

Chicago, Aug The police
rounded out day of warfare against
criminals last midnight by killing a
holdup man lust after he had robbed
n citizen. and they also captured the
robbers companion
Thomas Kelley who had record
for crime, was the man killed His
slayer WIS Policeman Patrick J Fec.
Kelley held up Michael O'Neill. a
steam pipe filter A companion Of
kelleys Thomas Roach, was arrested
az the same time.
Early to-day the police hal gone ac-
lively to work 10 rid the west side OF
crooks As a result twenty thieves
and pickppCkcts. some of them crimi-
nails of International reputation, were
shown to the detectives in the central
bureau at the nightly roundup. j.
was the result of the first days work
of four squads of picked men sent out
to rid Chicago of the present influx
of criminals.
Contractor Found Murdered.
Chicago, Apru 23.Tho body Of
Evauder Mclvcr. "a wealthy contractor,
was found in a stairway leading 10 a
basement at the corner of Twenty NTH
and state street today with marks of
violence on the body An the money
and valuahles had been taken from
the clothing and It Is the general
opinion that Mclver was murdered
aud thrown down the stairway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
WEAK DEFENSE PIT
LIP EOE PRISON u

At this term of court for tlis
county. Joseph r. Bonham, of Ia
Cruces. was the prosecuting offic 'r
and in this ease he was assisted by
George w PriChard the then attur-
uev general George r. Barber, of
Lincoln. and Richmond +. Barnes. of
Silver city. were retained as the de-
PENDANTS counsel, the latter however
not entering the case until after tho
plea Of not guilty had been entered
by the defendant and the defense out
lined. This was probably the weak
est defense ever put up in capital
case. all the circumstances considered.
The defendant claimed that the ms-
dered woman had committed suicide,
when every layman could readily see
and understand that 1t would have
been impossible for the woman 10
have fired second shot after either
IT the shots, which It was proven had
been fired. had taken effect The de-
tense exhausted all preliminary mo-
tions upon technical grounds. seeking
% continuance. but was compelled 10
go into the case. II lasted week,
and the territory made such strong
ease that the jury was out but a few
minutes. returning verdict of guilty
nt murder In the first degree. The
sentence was passed by Judge Mann,
fixing the penalty at death, from
which Judgment an appeal was
grautcd by the lower court. the opin-
ion being written by Judge Frank
W. Parker and being one of the
strongest this crudit iurist has handed
down from the bench Of this territory.
Emilio was returned TO the custody OF
the sheriff Of this county and March
%. 1907 was the day fixed for his
death The sheriff put guard about
the JAIL and with the assistance Of
couple Of local carpenters, erected tn
gaIlows In the iail yard, made out his
list pf spectators. which was approved
hy the court and everything was M
readiness for carrying into effect the
ma udafre ~ the pourf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
TAFT TO ADDRESS
OKLAHOMANS TODAY

st. Louis. Aug Secretary Taft
arrived this morning, from Louisville.
Ky. and was met at the Union sta
ton by United states senator War
ner. former Judge Franklin Ferris and
other prominent men. As the secre-
tary passed through the crowds Of
spectators ne frequently paused 90
shake hands with friends and ac-
lie was escorted To tho
Palace hotel, where ne WAS the guest
of honor AZ an INFORMED breakfast
This afternoon Mr.. TAFT left over
the ST Louis and san Francisco road
for oklahoma, where hc Will speak
tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
RAIL- ROAD FIN { D
FOR REBATING
Twenty Thousand Penalty Inn
posed on Unfortunate Freight.
Agent and His Employers att
Minneapolis.

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug GA hnc
of 10000 was imposed today nn the
Chicago. st. Paul Minneapolis and
Omaha railroad and Henry J. PrarCo.
the former general freight agent ot
the road. Tho decision was handed
down and the sentence was imposed
by Judge Page Morris "a the United
States district court The Omaha
road and It's former freight agent We're
convicted Jointly in tine same court
last April on the charge of granting
illegal rebates to the Spencer Grain
in violation of the provisions
of the Elkins law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
ARMS SHIPPED TO
MEXICAN TOWNS
Renewed RumorS of Uprising
Against the Government OF
President Diaz,

El Paso, Texas, Aug. 23.-It has
been discovered that arms and ammu-
milton are being shipped from El Paso.
san Antonio and Eagle Pass i'm large
quantities It is believed that the mu-
nitions are consigned to the agents of
the Mexican revolutionary societies
organized TO oppose the Daz regime
in that country. The United states
aud the Texas authorities are taking
vigorous steps To see that the laws OF
neutrality are not violated. With the
approach Of the i6th Of september
there is "A renewal Of the talk of an
uprising against the government in
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
STRIKERS MAY DRAW
ON UNION FUNDS
Union Ready to Take Care Of
Members ThreWn> Out Of
Work by Labor Controversy

New York, Aug. 23.-The Nriking
telegraph opera tors who are without
means may now apply to the finance
committee of the union for relief
This announcement was made tooay
bv Deputy National President Thomas
of the Commercial Telegraphers
Union Of America.
At the Western Union building II
was given out today by Superinten-
dent Brooks. Of the Western Union,
that the company will retain all the
men employed TO fill vacancies re-
sulting from the strike. None of the
old operators whose places have been
filled will be allowed to return To
work for the company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
TEXAS ATTACKS BIG
HARVESTER TRUST
Suit Filed in Austin Demands
Million Dollar Penalty for
Violation Of State Laws,

Chicago Aug ga dispatch firm
Dallas, TcX. says that one Of the most
important antitrust suits In the his
tory Of Texas was filed at Austin yes
tcrday afternoon The attorney gem
cral in behalf of the state brings an
action against the International Har-
vcstcr company corporation organ
lied under the laws of Wisconsin. The
petition alleges that the defendant
has violated the antitrust laws OF
laws OF Texas. Penalties amounting
Ia over million dollars are de-
mandcd. 1t is further alleged that the
company has formed an unlawful
cpqhination with the following con-
Germs, the Mccormick Harvester and
Machinery company. Glossner a. Co.
the Minneapolis Harvester company.
-. NJ Osborne g Co, and the Ault-
man-Taylor Manufacturing company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
.|NTERv { N TION IN
CUBA COSTLY
Two and 0ne-Quarter Millions
Spent on American Army Of
Occupation in Current Year.

Washington Aug 23-It costs the
American government $2,25U.o0o i'm
addition to regular ordinary expense.
to keep the American army of cuban
pacification in that island during the
fiscal year of 1907.
This fact is shown I'm the annual rec
port of General Aleshirc. quartcrmas
ter general of the army of this
it is stated St9t5,3S3. was
spent for the transportation OF the
troops TO and from the island
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
SUGGESTION TO AGAIN
CHANGE ARMY UNIFORM
Comfort of the soldier Motive of LAT q
est Move.

Washington. Aug. 23-The war de-
partment Is contemplating making
practical alterations in the uniform
of army privates. \ suggestion made
by Colonel L. Maus. basel on his eN-
perience with the militia in the field.
is that the present regulation fch hat
being unsuited for campaign pur-
poses in a hot climate, IL should be
changed
He also proposes that the infantry
marching trousers should be made fun
around the knee and the cuff extended
down the leg far enough TO be en-
closed by the top of the marching
shoe. thus doing away with the leg
ging.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
PRISONER SERVES 27
YEARS IN SING SING
Governor Hughes Comuiuie~ Scntcncr
of Burglar Convicted in 1850.

Albany. y ". Aug a3-Govornor
Hughes has commuted thr sentence of
Benjamin Hahn. of Syracuse. who was
convicted In OuoudaEa county in No
vember. 1850. for burglary and as-
sauit and sentenced tn Imprisonment
for 20 years. lie bias now served
nearly twenty-seveu years OF actual
time. which is the lsgaI equivalent or
about forty-nvc years. during the
whole Of which his conduct has been
good He is now l5 years old. TO re-
leased now he may be- able t0 earn his
living.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
Forged Notes for $40, 900.

Newark, Aug 23.-Ge0rge NJ. Ian
ming. postmaster and president of the
board OF education of the borough of
Florham Park. pleaded guilty today
to the charge of having forged notes
for $1,000 on the Federal Trust com
pany of Newark and was remandcd
for sentence tomorrow These notes
bore the forged endorsements of Car
not r. Meeker. mayor of the borough,
and Howard Young. the borough
clerk.
Launiug's forgerics. so far as dis
covered, are said to amount to more
than $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-24
HOW EMILIO ESCAPED
THE IMPENDING MOOSE

Just previous 70 the day on which
Emilio was to pay the penalty for
bis crime. Governor Hagerman. after
receiving many petitions for clemency,
granted respite for a short time.
Upon learning of this action ON the
PART of the chief executive of the ter
ritpry. Judge Mann had prepared and
sent 20 Sheriff owen an order 90 take
Emilio hack 90 santa r and there
deliver him over 10 the warden ol the
p7niteufiarN for safe keeping. until
such time As the death penalty should
e-ain b. ordered. 10 ~ all The day
t1is order arrived va Lincoln. Sheriff
Owen was in the country summnuinE
jurors for the approaching term OF
court for this county. and did not get
ni- mail until the next morning The
next morning vas too late. for about