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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-11

tle judges instructions regarding tae
testimony Ct the iefenses alien,sts
The jury retired again at 3;29
o'clock. The jury asked to have some
of Delmas' summing up address read
to them but Justice Fitzgerald would
not permit it, saying that it was not
in the evidence.
Still After Information.
The jury also asked to be instruct.
ed as to what weight should be given
to the opinions based on the hypo
thetical questions. Justice Fitzgerald
read that part of his charge in which
he said that the opinions were not to
be given the same consideration as
the facts to the jury.
Verdict Expected Any Time.
District Attorney Jerome and the
attorneys for the defense We're of the
opinion after the jury retired the
second time that verdict of some
sort might be expected within short
time.
Hopes Thaw viii be Freed.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 11.--"No mat
ter how cruel Harry Thaw and Evelyn
have been to me, / would like to see
the jury acquit the defendant for the
comfort it would be to Florence.
sincerely hope the jury does acquit
him and soon for the sake of my
daughter and what it means to her
peace of mind" This is the state
ment made today by Mrs. Charles
Hoffman, mother Of EVELYN
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FIFTEEN MISSING
IN CANADIAN WRECK
Nine Adults and Six Children Be-
Ieved to Have Perished in Rail.
road Disaster Near Montreal.

Montreal, Canada, April 11.-Nine
adults and six children are missing as
a result of disastrous wreck on the
Canadian Pacific Railway near Chap
leau. Ontario, yesterday afternoon 1t
is believed that all were killed and
their bodies consumed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-11

When in need of anything In the
printing line. such as wedding cards.
invitations, lriefs, call on the New
Mexican Printing Company, where
all work is guaranteed
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viii Not Bother With Hearst.

The grand jury has decided to pay
no attention to the unsupported state
ment alleged TO have been made by
eddie" Graney, local blacksmith
and prize fighter referee. to the ell
feet that money was improperly used
by the agents of w. r. Hearst, al
the primary election here In 1904.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-11

New Mexican advertisers get trade.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-11
Capitalist Hides Out.

The sheriff reported that he was
unable to find A. X. Detweiler, the
Toledo. OHIO, capitalist, and serve on
him the bench warrants for his ar
rnct
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-04-11
INDICTED OFFICIAL
READY FOR TRIAL
San Francisco Telephone Magnate
Ready to Answer to Charges
Of Bribery.

San Francisco, April 1l.--Lopis
Glass. vice president of the Pociflc
States Telephone Company, appeared
before Judge I.awlor today to answer
to the indictments charging him with
rendering bribe
It Is stated that another indictment
not yet filed, has been found against
Glass. BY agreement the case was
postponed one week. so that all the
indictments might be heard at the
same time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
St. So6u'S GoNeae.

WnnapuliS, Rb. Geporteutent Der aiinite mo
geiileHihaitet Der llniDcrIitGt ppu WinrGlaup.
@tablirt 1906. alniithe mo m%iiteRtbuits
libe GoqcgsNurie INTO @eludbrunN bon Stplo'
gus ODER WiieiSiu ~fiuolrer lpuuen. Wiilitiris
idcS Ncpuriemeltt inter Heiiulb bon gIrnlees
GtiiIierer. NlBcroem GurberGituN9SsS hule lir
Mnabe fir ben 9intritt In ct. So1n's ODER nls
bere 0olleGc. Serteiter be9innt al 10. Sep
ieIlner. Wan lpenoe iib an
Culit0--) SIomus Sen, g. e. ..
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Baltimore Suriitcu'S dpnlc,

GHc 0nmnr6. NIB Wlnotlun' Straft.
Hidter 9}iIt6, SefUu. Serbit Geneiler be
aunt AM 50. September 1907. Str Iu5funit
luenoc nv fih an SoncS Il. TcmniS, Seircitr.
ideli D nm q llbr StheloS. CNltli23, lGtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Nns @aibinston.
Gas rSmmunitatsbab" fir Die
pIltUn'Gbicago.gabn" pcrihuben.

gunOesOiitrittsonipnlt Gins ieet oie
authorization oes 9unoes-8 eneral.
Nnmalts beiieite uno bittet I'm
Sertogung bes SALES bis gum "a.
S%eptember. = Der amtlide Ql,g-
mei5 iiber Die 8unoes 6inan5en
iiir Sen Wonat 9lr9uIt. Gin
llebcrit,B bon $3,5SS,491. =.
ange6ote fiir oen gau bon iiinf
nellen Gorpe0oidgern geoiinet.
Giirfen 5uiammen ni6t mebr ais
$1,000. 900 toiten.
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&crmiidJtc teIcgrapbiidc ScpcIdcn.

- Cine SellerS brllnIt I'M 8CidGitS-
unb @obmlngspiertel BON Soulton,
Ger, bat einen Shaoen bon elmer
balhen WiQion Collars ongerihtet.
Sic brah in Ser anloge scr Ston-
0oro Miuing 60. aus, Die cinen
@ertb BON 100000 6ottc ul,o a1ns-
lid 5critort muroe.
- Sn Der fatboliidcn ct. Der
noro's Stride in SDnron, Conn.,, lit
Die cbelide @erbinolns 5ipiiden Sri.
Morp Sherman Sit6, Sod)ter BON
Sbomas @. Jith unb Gnfelin bes
WenerulS Sccilmieb Sbermon, ino
CAMEL @ebiter Armilteao. geioe aus
Fittsblrg, 80, poa5ogen moroel1.
Ger Snoianerbauptling General
Forter bonn Greef Stamm lit in ri.
nito, ST, I'M &C. 2ebensiobrc &C
itorben. Sein Nadiolser lit ser bis.
berige 5peite SGilptling Mietp 5iger.
:. y. Sreentoll, ser Captain bes
Ganlpier ,Iue9bcnp" bon ser So
ponnob . Baltimore . 2inie, nelder
am II. Suli ai,f bober See in Slam.
men onfging, lit bon ben 9unbesbc-
BORDEN gu Norfolf, So, 5ur Suspen-
oirune i%einer 9iccnj alli so Gage Der
nrtbeilt poroen.
- Sn G%lnrfsbrrg, @..Ya., lit
Srou 5reo. Eifett, Satin oes 9ijou
Sbcoter.G ireftors, BON Dem @irtb-
Id)oitSbeliter 9bomos Sannon ourd1
eiren SduB blird Die 9ruit getootet
moroen. Snnnon bot iid) iclbit Der
Foli5ei geitellt.
auf ocm Neunplab 81 8lenpiqe
bel Glcuelonb, Ohio. sericib Arnolo
2oluion, Sobn BON 5bonlaS ". Gam.
ion in Bolton in 2e6ensgefabr, inoem
iid) Die H1ber ieineS ySuifp" in sic
zines anoercn .Sulfp" feitranlten.
Grit nohoem Die an einanoer 9efet.
tcten 6lbrmerfe nod 100 CARDS 5lt.
rildgelegt botten, gelong es 2alpion,
Die G1oer ieines .Sulfp" irei Su ma.
6en nno er mid geraoe nod red)t-
5eitig aus, Inn nitt bon oen nodjiol.
genben Hcnncrn iibcrfobren 5l tuer.
BEN.
Sn Sranffort, Serfimcr-Gountp
N..O, lit Ser 81 Sabre alte berpor.
roaenoe 0aufmonn Soiepb Gift all
elmer Ser3franfbeit ~geitorben.
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'nben Observation-Disclosures bctl

renoen Observation-Disclosures bctrug
ON 81. NugltIt $604, 056,32t, cine
3ltnabme fir Dos Sabr BON $34,-
204,01S IND fir Sen Wonot BON
S660,435; oas 8olumen Der ouf Il.
g. BONDS baiirtcn 9toten S556,9l5,s
917, cine 3unabmc fiir OoS Subr bon
S32,506,7 27 un0 iiir Den Ntonot bon
81 ,922,627; ba3 Golllmen Der cirfll.
lirenoen, burd) 8rcenbadS gebcdtcil
Noten $47,110,404, cine 3unabme
fir Dos Sabr BON $1,697,26t uno
cine 9lbnabme iiir ben Wonot Don
81, 1862, 1913. Der 9etrag Der SIR De-
dung cirtulircnoen 9totcn biutcrIcgs
ten Bombs nor $559,319,710, Der
5ilr Siherung bon GcgierlrngS &c
potter birterlcgten Bombs $170,z
492,05l.
Sim reue Sorpcoojd Qcr.
Sm Worine : Oeportement nurbe1
bel1te Die Sfferten oli llcbernobmc
OeS Vores bon iiinf nelen Sorpc0ns
ideern ollf 8rltn0 Der Worinc 9t.
miliglrngcn fir Die Sabre 1906 un0
1907 geGfinct, beren Soften iih auI
nidt mebr OILS lie 100000 beloufcn
biirien. 8elou0ere Neuerungen mer.
Den Die 6ubr5ellgc nid)t m%lf5liuciIcn
habcn, uno IN Den Nnioroerungen
an Die Sabrgeihluinbigfeit 1T mar
logar oli % ¬en pro Stunoe 5lts
riidgcgnnger, luGbrenb Dor etIifen
Sobren nod nlcbr oils 30 ¬en Der.
langt ipur0en. Wcnu OIL Den BE
0inglngen Der GontrottnuSidrei.
hul9 in jeber @e3ieblung i~citlcbaIten
unb ollf Der 9enubung Der Gntluiirfe
bc3 Nepartcments iiir 0ic Wuid)incn
~hclton0cn miro, 10 bnbcn 3oblenmo.
Big @nt. Gramp II. Sons in Ybila,
oclp6ia fiir 5luei 6ubr5cu9c nit jc
$4,000 Die nieorigitc Sorbcrung
g~eItcIlt, fir 5luei onoerc nit je $5Si,=
800 Die Bath Sron Morris bon
Woinc itnb fir Gin 1obr5cug nit
$64S,0W sic Sore Niper Shipbuil-
Ding Gornponp in Guincp, Ntoii.
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Surittci,sE hnlc,

ltuiurrIitdt ppn Wornlono,
Sd3 IS. SeIteiter hepiInt an 23. Septem6cr.
Siir G1inlnpe menbe man iMl an ScrtD :. Snra
Ian, Seiretir, 1861 Galuert Nniloins, %a,ii'
iuurr, NIB. (Ilgl ,1Mtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05

G~onbuftcur ". s. Mcpcrboffcr tbGt.
lid ongcgriiicn 81 GobclL unO 5u So
Stroic ucrurtGcilt, sic cr bC5dblte.
&Scgcn ser idpucrrtcn NnflnAc -
tbGtliNrn 9ngriiiS nit l0OtlmGoob.
iid)t - lultrhc sic @iirQihoit oui
$500 icitaeicbt, in ocren grmonnc.
lulg Stcport in 0oit bcbolten
mrr0c.
Ncuc Shulprin5ipGIc.
Eroi. >Sobn 9. @uuDctte, biabcr
SG~uIpprItcber in Snlprno, Sci,
murbc Sim Rrin5ipoI Der fiir3lid) in
Gornc2topn No, crrid)tctcn Sod
idnlC crinl,nt.
Erpi. U. 9. Groltic Don Carroll
Goltntp it sum- Erin5ipal Der @ronrs
motif IbtGGiIun9 dn Der @odidulc
III IofbiQt, DIS, crllIldltl1t woroen,
ais &GMfolacr pcs SRI, 9nmuel u.
sslnn'l+ IlOcIdtr ,isiH1 Ant nicser-
''9lr' tgg Bill .rgA
Q,rbe 0,GiuMt
Cir SrgiteeS bcS ,9InfloiicS ser
ucritorbcllf'n @cor9s,1 Z. Cline - elmer
Ncriclbcu lit Gr.0}opor n. 2)cofIe pom
TrcOerid, Mb, bobcn 100 9ldcr &ono
SIM Yreiic poY $l,C00,000 on sic
llltiteO States StccI 60. pcrtouit.
GoS 2onO lit IN BorD, &rp,, bclescn.
Die Irultees iild,cll MN nnd) cincnl
0epiiien SbomoS genfle, einem Der
Grben BON 6rolt Warp Dcoflt, eillcr
Sdpueiter bca pcr~itorbencn Glilc.
Sollte ocrielbc iid) nid)t iinben lniicrL
10 miro icin etpo $l0O,OC9 bctragc1r
Der Nntbcil inter icinc @cihmiItcr
pertbcilt wcr0cn.
Som 9ltb gctroficr.
Nm GienitoO iAlug wGbrcno cilicS
@cIuittcr5 ser 9IiB in clue SHeunc
olii ber Den 0ebrilocrn Gurner geb0-
rigen 6orm nabe SGerporostomu,
M0. Tic SGCure nit benz borin
au~igcitopeltcn Gctrcibc unb ollcm
Snuentor pur0e Cit Goltb ser Slam.
nleil, cbcnio Orci m~ertbpole Nieroe.
Der oiti etuo $1,000 geiddete Sdo-
ocn lit tbcilmclic Our@ @crii6erun9
acocdt.
Ncuc 3 bnIinic.
Tcr.Gou Scr 8oibingtolL Sreocrid
& Wettps6ura Giienbabn Die 6re6e'
rid ulto 5bl1rmoIit perbinOcn ioll,
lit AM Montag biz Dellon Springs,
MO, icrtiggcitclt woroelL, uuib be-
rcita an criien Gage lpurbc Die ncllc
Strefc Don ctlpo tt0O Ferioncn be.
fobrcn. Gle 6uW5eit betrG0t 10 Oii.
nltcn. SnnerboIb iedS @otcn miro
ole Balm bis 2cnistonn, Wb., 5ilnl
gctriebc fcrti8 iriiL bon 100 aus lie
nod Sbllrnlont pcitcrgciiibrt uerOcn
miro. Gie Gnbitotion miro @cttps-
blrrg iein.
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Sdnl.IHseiscn
Die Oei6mdnn SGnfe

nah Dem nelteit. arOBcn Quarter oerle9t,
Yr. III, 9prb' ppparo' straRc.
S6gIinae fir Goleg mo @eibatts' 9autbatu
por6ereitet. RriIlirs, Spifdeii- uno bo0ere
alntiei. SaS "a. idbrIt6e Semeiter be9irIlt
am %. September. So!1nler = Ghule iept III
4ung. (9tug2S. 1WtD
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Snni bittercu Gnoc.

Gan 6rancisco, Gol., 4.Scpt.
- Der bon Den 4nlpdlten bon Yatrid
Calhoun, TbormpcQ WsluoIp, z. g.
6oro, @nl. Nbbott, 6. &. SGmit.
Nbrobom Mueit Srnnf Drum, Gu
gene DC Sabln, Sobn Mortin iln0
Souls @laB geitcate, Artroq Die g.
gen Die @%enainten nod lpeiter Dor
liegenoen gntlagen luegen 9eitedutG
nieoer5ulblagen, lit bcilte ourd) ben
hyperion Nid)ter 2aplor abid)lGgig
bei6ieben.
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Smriitcn-Shmle


gUTIIWUIC WNIUVTVIUI.
9thcno, Gorleiunget. Gd6fteS Semeiier heal;ui
ont 1. Sftuber. Sir Aatdloge melioe nun Id
an GMgcuc equine, SrIrctir VIZ. 80, Horhs
EbnriessS traRr, V%uitimlte, l.o.
fNluCI 1NEf1
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Nus benz Snncrcn MarDlanS'S nno
ben angren5cnben Staatcn.
Il ncinig iiber Gontrott-
NcrNcbunQ q.

! WV wv l l
Nergcbung.
Die WoIicrbch0r0e Der Sio0t Gllnl.
bcrlanb, no, tnnn iid) niGjt cinige1
iibcr Die &erNcbuna 0e3 &~pntrit1Cs
iiir 0ic ncltc ) Miuionen Muuopcnz
HlMnpe, mclde Ocn @alicrperfc1
bin5ugefiigt lperoen ioIl. Sic NNl.
oaloge miro iiber $4,000 foii&t. ;}upt,
Wiitglie0cr Der 9cborOc bcgiiritt9cn
ooS Nngebot Ser oSoln M%untioctlr-
ing Company" Don Buffalo, u. y,
m0brcno Die on0crcn 9ei0en iiGj irr
bo5 Nn0cbot ser ~. W Ere@to;t
Steam Stump Company" pm Nlil,
m0llfce, Ni2c., crfl1ren.
Maid incnhonS cin0c.
w. ma, " ajAert.
Iurd) ein beitiqeS 6euer mllrOc oil
Viontog Dos WtOidjncnbouS ser r%ir-
ginia Nortbern Nubn.@tieuid)utt" IN
&ingamooO, @.,&o., p6lig 3erit5rt
Tin0erbcer0e pom oils crs
1blogcn.
@GbrcnO zines @elpitter@. Oa3 iid
ON Woning iibcr Ole Wcocno Dol,
Galton. ul0 Snlbot-GountD eatlllo,
muroen I &iibe, mel6e Ocm note
Irappc, Solbot.Gourtp, mohrcnNen
George y. 3erter 0ebor:c;l, porr
gift eridIo9en
Wcudl ihNS cri6oiicn.
Ger Ne9er NIbcrt @lofe lpiirOc an
Montag oltf ieincm Scimiucac BON
elmer %criontn1llurQ IN G.uetn Nnnc'S
9oltntp, in Der NGhc Don Golcuu.
NO, bon einem llnbctohnten
luabrideinlid) cinem Moiicn3enoiicn
eridolien.
@ollontiinl it fer in ser
Sutt pcrbaitet.
6ricocnsridter Socob Stu0cr Gon
Dort, va, poljo9 ON 9ieuitog Die
Serboltung oes 2ufttiiniticrS HoB
Ittlns Don Gittsburg I'M Sioblono
Eorf, nabc Der Stabtgren3e, gerooe
IN Dem Iugenblid, al5 Nieier lid nit
Dem golon IN Die Siiitc bcgc6en
iuoltc. ItfinS mar Don scr Snrris-
burger Foli5ci geilift, lpeil CT cine
Hed)nung fir aoit uno 2oois 81 be.
5oblcn vuergciicn" mo Srieoensrid)-
fer Stoger, Der eincn Soft6eieb( fir
0en'elben bate, modte iid) III elmer
alttId)c, begicitet bon 9eteftip s. u.
8irfeS, oui Den Neg gum Eorfe, nm
oielcn jlt poliitrcden. Gr errcintc
Den Furf 0ern6e III Dem |Nrlgenblidc,
ais bic 0ciGbrteh oes 8u~itfiinitlcrS
bic Stride loicit molltcn, an Die Scr
Sollon gefeiielt mar. Hob, Scr ocil
Yeonnten folHnlcn iob uno Die Situo.
ton 0lrdJid)outc, tricb sur Gle an,
bod Elm leid)ter Sprur9 in bie Sobe
= nno Sricbensridter Stoger bate
ieinen Monn iid)er al, Ser Sono, ser
betriibter Wienc icine @ciG6rten
oIlcin in Die 2iifte icgeln lniicn
muBtc.
&er mari BEN Stein?
am Wontag wuroe in HodpiQc,
Wo, Der Neger 2enis Stclpart BON
Capitol Gicip, nabe acniingtonL Wb.,
inter Dem Scrond,t perboftet, ser
Wunn SIT iein, wcldJer am Samltag
IbcnO eincn Stein oiii einen Gbepp
Gbaie.& aggon idlcuberte, ser einen
Der Sniaiien Sobn @eGs, traf unb
id)mer perlebte. Steluort giebt 5li,
am SumItag albenb nobe Gbepp
Gbaic aus eincm Maggon peripieien
noroen 81 icin, beitreitet aber. BEN
Stein ~geuorfen 5u boben. Gr puroc
geitcrn aui bic snfIasc uerbort, Den
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@elbficbcr in Sauana.

@a{bington, 4. Septembcr.
Der Observation-Disclosures crbielt
beiltc Die MittbciInn0 bupoL 6nB 5lln1
criten Male in oielem Somncr oda
eeIbe Sricber in Sapona uufgctretcn
lit. 9is iett lit mir iiber cinen 5oa
bcribtet p0r0cn.
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Enlnert Nnn GpQcnr.

Gle Ga.bcoraf. nm Mnlbctrn .etrahe.
ltuter Der Seituua Der ,Slriitidlcn Wrttoer".
gebriurfe - Gualifh, @iiieni6ait. 0unit lio
Seichdtispetetl StuhiuUi nteoGr ntIgcnuntmen
am SieuitaB, ben 3. September. tglis20, $500
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Die MnyNLanb @linbcnldnlc,

220 EitsNortisNacnnc, Baltimore, Wo.,
iir Sinorr nit bricttrm @nBcuti1t,
,uiro nm 10. Srplehtef 1907 %er6tiuct.
Gin ariuoli0er prhtlurtis IN SinoerGarten,
@rnmrdr' mo Nntbf6lles 3tpeigent l0rperlideil
uehuugcn, gSiieri fGiiel mo l)iuiif
GdDiilgelo $500 ,,Dgn sSSalI. Stinoer bonn 81
Iirtii Golnnlbia mn bon M|arnlono frei Sugcs
lniier, penIi ie Sdulgelo ti6i 5a6Iel i1nHen.
lin lleberweiiung bon 96gIingel ans urbersn
StuatCn lutro eriud)t.
lin Information fiber cieie GIatIe bon Slim
bern miro erritIim 9ebeteIl.
Sohu i. Sfcbius,
(gIia3. 1Wlt. T&G) superintendent
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Gas @crbit.e rmeitsr Der
Sd)nlc fir Sau6c nub
Stummc

ltuo oie. beren &eb0r ~ i6Ie6t III, oIS bab Ite
Die tt%ieutliden ShuIel Boulder IOuneu. be-
ginnt am II, Sepiembcr. Spre1en uno 2ips
peu.eeien aeIebrt. @romnldrs ( huIe Ino dIg'
oemii6en Stubicn. Noit uno llnlerriht fret.
Wtdr lpcnbe itW III G1aS. NJ. Glg, Vrin8ipUI,
SreoeriG. 4fb. tgtit9i0, SaSiSp-ScplO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-15

Shawnee, Okla, May 1.-THE Pot
tawatomie County Democrat, publish
ed in This, one Of the strongest demo-
cratic counties Of the state, has come
out openly in support Of Hon. Mr.. L.
Turner for the United States senate.
The Democrat, published at Tecum-
sch, the connty seat, says in its edi-
torial columns, under the heading Of
"The Best Qualified
'The Democrat has always re-
Trained from taking sides for or
against any candidate before the pri-
mary, and it always will, only when
it believes that the interest Of the
democratic party IS at stake, and in
that case it believes it is not only its
privilege, but its duty to point out to
the voters the reasons why one can
didate is better qualified to fill a Ger
tain Office than any Of his opponents,
This privilege, we believe only ex-
tends to state candidates, when we are
better acquainted with the candidates
than It is possible for the majority
of The voters to be. In this case it is
every papers duty to give the voter
the advantage Of its knowledge Of it.
fitness Of any candidate for the Office
he seeks.
"Demoeracy's candidates for ths
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-15
ANOTHER STORY

Information received from Alex
says that Mr.. Ireton was trading
there yesterday, that he was drinking
but not to excess. On his way home
he passed his farm hands in the
field about a mile from his mouse and
had some conversation with them,
speaking Of some things he had done
and remarking ''it isn't all I'm going
to do" Shortly after he had gone to
the house, the men saw flames burst
ing from the roof and vent immedi-
ately to the house but too late to save
it. The house was found locked. Mrs.
Ireton and the children were at a
neighbor's place a half mile away.
All is speculation as to how Mr..
Ireton met death. One theory is that
he set fire to the house aud then com
mitted suicide; it is said that shots
were heard shortly before the fire was
seen. There Are those who believe
that he was foully dealt with.
John Ireton was an intermarried
Indian citizen and wealthy man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-15
John Ireton Meets a Horrible Death
Under Peculiar Circumstances

John Ireton, a pioneer citizens Of
Indian Territory and one of the best
known men in this section, met hor-
rible death by cremation at his home
at Ireton yesterday afternoon. The
house was burned to the ground and
from the ruins was taken the body Of
the owner, burned beyond recog-
milton.
Details concerning the awful af-
fair are very meager, no one else be-
ing at the house at tss time. The
first news was received when Henry
Ereton, son Of the deceased was sum
moned by telephone from Alex.
Mr.. Ireton was here yesterday
morning and went to Alex, leaving
there about ? o'clock in the afternoon,
About 4:30 neighbors saw the house
afre. The flames We're beyond con-
troll at the time and it was impossible
to sac the building. 1t appeaTs chat
nobody knew there was anyone in the
house, till the building collapsed and
the mangled form Of mar was dis
covered with face toward the wall.
It was two-story house and Mr..
Ireton's room was the southwest
room up stairs, where it was evident
he had met his awful fate. The body
was burned almost beyond recog-
milton, the flesh being burned from
the bones and the chared mass pre-
senting a most grewsome sight.
It was impossible to learn any
further details this morning from
persons at Alex who had been to thu
scene; the names .of persons who hal
seen the fire were not obtainable
Mrs. 1reton and all the rest of TIL
family were away from home
The remains were to be interre'
this afternoon on the Jreton place
near where the home stood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-15
Convention will moi ReeOnvene Led
better says Mix-up will be
Strengthened Out

Oklahoma City, May 15-It is the
Judgment Of a NUMBER Of the leaders
Of the democratic party in the new
state that it would useless to recon
vene the constitutional convention at
this time, in an effort TO so change
the provisions of the constitution that
it would conform with the terms Of
the decision made Monday by Judge
Pancoast.
Il is the opinion Of the men who
took part In the dicussion that the
uest course will be to wait for the
supreme court Of the territory to pass
upon the matter Appeals have al
ready Been taken from the decision
Of Judge Pancoast, and also from the
decision of Judge Burford rendered
a month ago, and the whole matter
win be threshed out in the supreme
court at its sitting, beginning June 4.
W. A. Ledbetter Of Ardmore, S. w.
Hayes Of Chickasha, G. A. Henshaw
Of Madill, ]. H. Maxey Of Shawnee,
W. c. Hughes Of Oklahoma City and
NJ. T. Lane Of Kingfsher were among
those who took part In the discussion
last night
At the conclusion Of the confer
ence which was held behind closed
doors, W. A. Ledbetter, who was one
Of the members Of the legal advisory
board for the constitutional conven-
ton, made statement in regard to
the situation.
Judge pancoast'se decision. is far
reaching said Mr.. Ledbetter. "He
holds that the constitutional conven-
tion had 10 authority to provide for
the organization Of new counties in
Oklahoma or Indian Territory and
that at the election az which the con.
stitution is To be voted, no county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-15
DECLARES
SUPPORT or TURNER

different state offices should be demo-
Gratis whose democracy has never been
questioned. Men whom the united
democracy of the new state can and
will support.
There should be no stain on the
past, private and public life
"Tbey shculd be men that believe in.
the rights of the people to self-gov-
ernment.
"They should be honest capable
and believe that a public office is a
public trust and not private snap.
They should be men that believe in
the peoples right TO rule ard not IN
machine rule.
"Tlray should be rnen that are con-
Quoting a clean, honest campaign and
are willing to leave their nominations
to the people.
Such a man we know M. L. Turn
er, eand date for United States sena-
tor, to be- We believe him to be the
best qualified of any candidate ask
ing for this high office, our belief is
based upon a busiress and social ac-
quaintance of over is years standing.
The frst senator's from Oklahoma
should be our ablest men. They should
stand for the people and against the
corporations. Such man is M. L.
Turner Of Oklahoma City, who should
be one Of she two senator's to repre-
sent Oklahoma in the senate.