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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06

In the light of the recent presiden- tial message it is made plain why Roosevelt recommended last fall that the government provide future cam paign fnnSg
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06

Mr. Shaw evidently agrees with the man who remembered that when poi itics interferes with your business, you should give up your business"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06

The plan to have the West Virginia delegation instructed for Taft is like ly to meet with some opposition when the republicans of that state meet in
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06

As the discussion of the Roosevelt message is continued there is a mo- ticeable rise in the presidential stock of W. J. Bryan.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06

The prohibition party is arranging to make the campaign this fail the most vigorous since the party was organized. Tons of literature will be distributed broadcast and speakers will De heard on the stump in every part of the country. The heaviest guns will be trained on those south ern states that are believed to he al ready on the verge of enacting prohi- bition Legislation.
 The certainty that Hughes Senti- ment will dominate the state conyen- tion has called for a encouragement of the slate framed by New York re- publicans for the four delegates-at- large to the Chicago convention. The chances now seem to favor the choice of Benjamin B. Odell, jr,. State Chair man Timothy Woodruff. Congress man Herbert Parsons, who is presi- lent of the New York county commit tee, and former Governor Frank s. Black.
 West Virginia is preparing to put up a strong fight for second place on the republican ticket for United States Senator Elkins. Senator FL kl1S IS a SOU-1u-idW O1 f1cuTy G. Dds- is, who was candidate for vice-presi- dent on the democratic ticket four years ago He was seriously consid- cred as a running mate with McKin- ley in 1900 when Roosevelt was named
 Although Secretary Taft is a Yale man and has been spoken of as the Yale candidate for the presidency. the university authorities have refused to allow the Taft club of Connecticut to hold banquet in his honor in the Yale dining room. The reason as- signed is the management is unwill- ing that any of the university build ings should be used for political pur- poses.
 H. M. Cake of Portland will try for the seat of United States Senator Charles ". Fulton of Oregon who will be candidate for reelection. Mir. Cake announces himself in favor of the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people and also an amendment to the Oregon primary law by the passage of corrupt prac- tice act and limiting and regulating campaign expenses
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-06
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
SANTA FE HAS
FINE CHESS CLUB
Boasts Of Group Of Most Brilliant and
Scientific Players West OF the
Mississippi.

Probably but few even of the well
informed residents of Santa Fe realize
the fact that there exists here In their
midst group of the most brilliant
and scientific chess players to be
found west of the Mississippi The
ability to play chess we'll is not given
to everyone and in cities the size OF
Las Vegas and Albuquerque only one
or two players of note are usually to
be found. 1t is for this reason that
Santa Fe should be more particularly
proud of having so fine club
Among the noted players In this city
at present may be mentioned Superin-
tendent Clinton J. Candall, Of the U.
s. Indian Training School; District
Court Clerk Francis G. Wilson,
Colonel Frank Grygla, Elmer Marsh !;
the medical profession is strongly
represented by DR.. ]. M. Diaz, DR..
David Knapp and DR.. James A. Rolls
and the legal fraternity by E. A. Fiske.
Matches will probably be arrang-
ed in the near future with Las Vegas
and Albuquerque and local tourn.
rnent is also on the tapis. The club
will meet tonight at the home Of Fran
els c. Wilson, on Johnson street.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
GREAT DAY FOR
MEMBERS OF FLEET
Los Angeles and Other California
Cities Wind Up With Series Of
Entertainments.

Los Angeles, Calf, April 24.--Today
the last day of the fleets stay in Los
Angeles ports, was set as beach day
A lengthy program lasting from early
this morning up to the last moment
the officers could reach their ships
tonight was scheduled in each of the
cities where the ships are at anchor
In addition two events marked the
end Of the program in this city. The
most pretentious thing in the way oi
an automobile tour of this city yei
undertaken was given this morning
when $500 sailors were taken for a
four hours ride about the city. Up
ward of 500 machines were profferet
for this purpose by the citizens OF Los
Angeles.
A reception to the officers of thu
feet was held this afternoon at the
Friday Morning Club from 8 to
o'clock. Hundreds of invited guests
in addition to the club members
thronged the place.
Long Beach had the most preten
tious program today. The events in
cluded baseball games, motor boat
races, marine drills, automobile tours
of the city, band concerts, reception:
and balls. The program at Redondo
San Pedro and Venice followed mucl
along the same line.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
DUG De CHAULNES
DIES SUDDENLY
Is Found Dead in
Bed in Paris
Hotel
llInn nA lllrnniain rnin
WAS ON WEOO|NG TRIP
Daughter of Theodore P.
Shonts Becomes Widow
on Her Honeymoon.

New York, April 24.--A cable dis
patch received today by Theodore p
Shonts of this city announces the sud
den death in Paris. OF his son-in-law
Due De Chaulnes. The Due and Miss
Theodore Shonts were married in this
city only recently and were in Europe
on their honeymoon.
Found Dead in Bed.
Paris. April 24.--Duc De Chaulnes
who in January last, was married to
Miss Theodore Shonts, daughter ol
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Railway com.
pany of New York, was today found
dead in bed in his apartments at the
Hotel Langham.
The dead body of the duke was
found by his wife, The death of the
young man was due to an obstruction
Of an artery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
TRADE EXCURSION
TO ESTANClA VALLEY
Santa Fe Central viii Run Special
Train to That Section II Local Busl-
mess Men viii Go.

General Manager S. B. Grlmshaw Of
the Santa Fe Central Railway Is ar
ranging for business mems excur-
sion to be run from Santa Fe to Will
lard sometime In the early part of
May. A very low rate will be made
in order to induce every business es
Establishment Of this city to take ad'
vantage Of the trip Regarding the ex-
cursion, Mr.. Grimshaw today said
"We intend to stop at every station
along the route long enough to visit
and shake hands with all the bust
ness men in each Of the towns along
the line. believe the excursion will
prove to be of benefit to the business
interests of Santa Fe as we'll as those
in the Estancia valley. Very few of
Santa Fe's business men have been
in the valley since 1t has become set
tied and therefore they have no idea
what is there. The business interests
of this city and of those in the valley
along the Santa Fe Central are NUT
ual and the sooner we get acquaint.
ed with each other the better"
Mr.. Grimshaw addressed letter to
the Board of Trade of this city ask
ing their cooperation In order to make
the excursion a success. Without any
doubts the organization will very
likely take action at their next meet
ing. Along with the excursion there
will very likely be one or more bands
of music and other amusements.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
NEW SPRINGFIELD
RIFLES RECEIVED
Adjutant General Harrington Will Dis
tribute Them Among National
Guard Companies.

Adjutant General Harrington has
received a consignment of the new
1903 model Springfield rifles to be dis
tributed among the companies OF
New Mexico National Guard. The old
Krag-Jorgensen rifles will be taken
up and the new ones distributed in a
few days by General Harrington.
General Harrington has just re-
turned from an inspection tour. He
accompanied Captain A. G. Nissen
the inspecting officer Of the terri
torial National Guard and inspected
the various companies Of the guard in
the territory. General Harrington
said:
"As far as I can see the guard is in
a good shape but I am not in a posi-
tion to give a detailed report of the
inspection until Captain Nissen sends
his report to me, which will be in a
few days."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
NOTORIOUS FILIPINO
BANDITS EXECUTED
Two Troublesome Leaders Hanged il
Manila-Other Condemned
Men Respited.

Manila, April "a Cipriano Onion
90, alias Tiducduc, and Alfronianc
Fernandez, noted bandits and fana
tical leaders, were privately hanged
at Bilibib prison yesterday. Ormon
60 practically started the Pulajur
movement in Samar. Fernandez par
ticipated in the attack on Leyte and
aided In the killing of four policemen
and the burning Of the municipal
buildings.
Faustin Abien, founder Of the fam
GUS Dios movement, and Esperidor
Rola, his principal lieutenant. were
to have been hanged on the same
gallows, but in response to q petition
,of a military Judge and constabulary
commanders, Governor General Smith
granted them a reprieve Of one month
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
ESTlMABt.E WOMAN DIES
AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS

Mrs. Mary A. Sage, aged 66 years.
|died last evening at the Diaz Sani
tarlum, where she had been a patient
for several weeks past. She had been
Ill for two years and when she was
brought to the sanitarium for treat
ment 1t was realized that she could
not recover. The deceased was born
in Rochester, New York, but Of late
Years had been living with her daugh-
tier, Mrs. Luella s. Gallup, teacher at
the Cochiti Indian pueblo day school.
Another daughter, Mrs. ]. Edward
|Swanker also survives. The funeral
Twill be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the Church of the Holy
Faith and burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24

BIG BROKERAGE
FIRM SUSPENDS
r. A. Mcintyre and Company Of New
York liabilities Will Total
100000.

New York, April 24-The suspen-
sion of T. A. Mcintyre and company
brokers on the New York Stock Elk
change and of the New York Cotton
and Produce Exchange. was announc.
cd today.
The firm did large business and
had branches in Chicago, Baltimore
Boston, Hartford, Binghampton. Sray'
cuse, Rochester and Hot Springs, Vir
ginia. The members of the firm are
Thomas A. Mcintyre, George C. Ryan
John G. Mcintyre, Thomas A. McIn
tyre, Jr., ]. E. Hulshizeer James M
Hudson and Edward T. White.
T. A. Mcintyre and company were
members of the Chicago Board OF
Trade the New Orleans Cotton Elk
change and the Liverpool Association
and was one of the largest brokerage
commission houses in this city. Wal
ter Fl. Moler, Office manager Of the
firm, said today he believed the firms
liabilities would be less than one mil
lion dollars.
The direct cause of the suspension
he said, was the impairment of the
firms capital which followed the
financial panic last fall. The firm has
been carrying accounts for customers
who were unable to meet their obliga
tions. Moler said the firm suffered
greatly also from the effects OF the
Ianti-option laws in the southern states
which curtailed the trading in cotton
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
ATTEMPTED HOLD.
UP OF FAST TRAIN
North Coast Limited Stopped at Lone.
ly Point-Nerve Of Bandits Failed
at Last Moment.

Butte, Mont, April 24.-Another at.
tempt to hold up the North Coast linn
tied, westbound, the overland flyer
on the Northern Pacific railway, was
made last evening at a point between
Welchs' Spur and Homestake, fifteen
miles east of Butte, the scene of the
recent hold-up in which Engineer
Frank Glow was murdered.
Several torpedo explosions brought
the train to stop. Engineers Hans.
comb and Gear observed extreme eau.
tion in alighting. Evidently the nerve
Of the would-be bandits failed when
they saw that hold-up was suspect
ed, as four men, with guns in their
hands disappeared among the rocks
in the direction Of Butte. The engi-
neers hurriedly got up steam and
made quick run into this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
PUBLISHERS URGE
IMMEDIATE ACTION
Besiege Members Of Congress With
kilograms Demanding Action on
Pending Bill.

Washington, April 24.--All mem.
bers Of the House yesterday received
kilograms from the publishers attend
ing the annual meeting in New York
of the Associated Press and the News.
paper Publishers association urging
action on the bill relating to the tar
iif on print paper and wood pulp and
in reply Hon. John Sharp Williams
the Democratic leader, sent the follow
ing: Il join in your protest. Ge,
the speaker to recognize me or some
one else to make a motion and it viii
pass. 1t is up to him" :
Representative Mann, who is chair
man of the subcommittee appointed tt
investigate the paper question, sale
yesterday that the committee was
making preparations to begin It's In
quiry. He says that the committee
will not begin it's work, with any cut
and dried plan but will go into the
subject impartially. He could not say
just when the committee will begin
its sittings, but said before doing sc
the members desired to inform them
selves somewhat on the subject.
Speaker Cannon said:
"The House has appointed special
committee with the Hon. James R
Mann, of Illinois, as chairman, tC
make a full investigation touching
the alleged combination of the manu-
facturers of print paper. l have nc
doubt that the committee is ready now
to hear any member of the Publishers
association or the Associated Press
touching any facts or suggestions by
which the facts can be ascertained
that will shed light on the alleged
combination. might 60 further and
say that am satisfied that if these
gentlemen do not give any facts or
their own motion they will be request
ed to come and give such facts as
they have to establish their claims.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
ITALIAN CARS WINS
ENDURANCE RACE
Twenty-Five Contestants For Briar.
cliff Trophy Over Hazardous
Course.

Briarcllff, N. Y, April 24.-Twenty.
two automobiles OF the finest Ameri.
can and foreign types started at dawn
today on 259 mile race over one OF
the most hazardous courses ever chos-
en- for motor car speed contest. For
a little over 80 miles the course winds
through the picturesque country of
northern Westchester county, about
every turn of the course IS dangerous
and short and there were many pre-
dictlons of serious accidents The
danger course added tremendously to
the Interest in the race and as early
as three o'clock this morning 1t Is es-
timated that not less than eleven thou
sand automobiles were stationed at
various points along the course.
Louis Stang, driving Italian car No.
4, crossed the finish line at 11:44,
winning the Briarcliff trophy. The ex.
act time was 5 hours, IA minutes and
l3 3-S seconds. Cedrino finished Sec
ond, in Car No. 2, the elapsed time be.
ing 5 hours, 81 minutes and 2.5 sec.
ons. Guy Vaughan, driving Car No. s,
was third His time was 5 hours, 2S
minutes and 29 2-5 seconds.
The first two cars were Italian and
the third an American. Herbert Lytle
and Paul Sartori were the only other
racers officially finishing the race,
finishing respectively fourth and
fifth Lytles car was of American
make and Sartoris' an Italian. The
race was officially declared off as the
fifth car crossed the finish line to
avoid possible accident to the spec
tators who overflowed the course. The
time made was comparatively slow,
and to this was probably due the alb.
sence of any serious accidents.
There were numerous minor mis-
haps, resulting In the withdrawal of
several cars from the contest, but In
no case was anyone seriously hurt.
Strang took the lead early in the
race and at no time was his position
in danger.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
WOULD.BE ASSASSINS
PUT TO DEATH
President CABRERA Of Guatemala Ord.
ers Execution Of Eighteen
RineIeaders.

Guatemala City, Guatemala. April
24.-President Cabrera himself is au-
thority for the statement that eigh-
teen of the ringleaders in a conspir-
acy against him already have been
put to death and that probably more
executions will follow.
President Cabrera, against whose
life an attempt was made by students
Jon Monday last, yesterday received
the representatives OF the various
powers and made lengthy statement
to them that he had unearthed an ex.
tensive conspiracy against him that
led up to an attempted assassination.
He declared that eighteen of the lead.
ers had been executed by his orders
land that the death penalty would be
meted out to others at the hands of
the military.
Among these are the men who were
imprisoned a year ago. Having been
implicated In plot to assassinate the
president, they were sentenced to
death soon after their arrest but SEN
tence had not been carried out. Presi-
dent Cabrera said that he had proofs
that majority Of these prisoners
were implicated in the new attempts
against his life and that they would
be executed without any further de.
lay.
Although there is surface tran.
guilty here, conditions really are
serious The military is in control
|of the city and partial suspension OF
business has resulted. The revolu'
tionary feeling Is strong in many
quarters and there are those who will
not hesitate to 60 to any length or
face any danger in their efforts to
make cway with the president. Cab.
|rera for this reason has been seen but
twice or thrice in public in the last
few months.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
RESULT OF ELECTION OF
D. A. r. VICE PRESIDENTS

Washington, April 24.-The result
Of the recent election to fill ten vacan-
cies in the list Of vice presidents OF
the National Chapter Of the Daugh.
ters Of the American Revolution was
announced today. The successful can.
didates include Mrs. w. r. Stanley, OF
Kansas, and Mrs. D. w. Bushnell, OF
Iowa. There were fourteen candidates
in all and among the four who failed
was Mrs. Ira H. Evans Of Texas. The
so-called administration forces had
eight candidates all Of whom were
elected
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
GOVERNOR OF
NEBRASKA COMING
Will Be in Santa Fe
Several Hours on
Monday
EN- ROUTE TO PACIFIC COAST
Executive, His Staff and State
Officers Travelling in
Special Train.

Santa Fe will have as its guests on
Monday next party of the most
prominent citizens of the state Of
Nebraska, including Governor A. j..
Sheldon. all the state officers, the
governors entire staff and number
of leading citizens of the state. The
party will leave Lincoln tomorrow in
special train for San Francisco
where they will present the officers
and crew of the battleship Nebraska
with an elegant silver service donated
by the state for which it was named.
The special train Is scheduled to
arrive In this city at 9:20 o'clock Mon.
day morning and will remain here un-
til 2:3O o'clock, thus giving the peo-
pie of Santa Fe an opportunity to
show the distinguished guests all the
immediate points of interest. Ar
rangements were being made today to
have the band meet the special train
upon its arrival and local citizens will
have carriages in waiting at the sta
ton to show the visitors about the
city and make their brief stay here
pleasant and one to be long remem.
bered.
To this end Mayor Jose D. Sena has
called special meeting of citizens
to be held at the Claire hotel at 4:3O
o'clock this afternoon for the purpose
OF appointing committees and making
proper arrangements for the enter.
tainment Of the distinguished visitors.
The itinerary Of the special train
from Lincoln to San Francisco Is as
follows:
Leave Lincoln p. m, April rs. Ar
rive Denver 7:45 a. m., April rs. Leave
Denver IL M, April 26. Arrive Colo.
RADIO Springs 2:15 p. M, April 26
Leave Colorado Springs Sis p. m.
April 26. Arrive Santa Fe 9:20 a. m
April 27. Leave Santa Fe, 1880 p.
M, April 27. Arrive Albuquerque
3:45 p. m. Leave Albuquerque 5:45
D. m. same day. Arrive Grand Canon
$40 a. m, April 2S. Leave Grand
Canon 6 p. M, April 29th. Arrive Los
Angeles Z p. M, April 30 Leave Los
Angeles 1880 p. M, May 4th. Arrive
San Francisco 11:4O p. M, May 9Th
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
PROBING LIVE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Kansas City Con
Germ Under In
vestigation
MUST REFU1E CHARGES
Accused Of Violating Anti.
Trust Laws in Its Methods
Of Trsding.

Kansas City. April 24.--Importanl
evidence bearing on allegations made
by the state Of Kansas that trading on
the live stock exchange at Kansas
City Is operated in violation of the
antitrust laws was brought ont in the
investigation begun here last night
when Murdo Mackenzie, witness
from Trinidad, Colorado, refused to
tell A. L. Berger, an attorney, the
name Of the commission man who the
witness said had told him the Kansas
City market was not open to country
buyers. The attorney threatened tc
send for an officer and there was a
long wrangle.
Finally the witness said it was File
Harris who told him. The examina
tion also brought out that in speech
before an association of cattlemen In
Des Moines, the witness had made
charges against the Kansas City stock
yards concerning the manner ol
weighing in" and weighing out
cattle and other things Mackenzie
said he got his information from DR.
Bennett, at that time an inspector ol
the bureau of animal industry at Kan
sas City.
Later at a conference OF the mem
bers of the livestock exchange he was
asked if he had accused the traders
of dishonesty and he told them he haC
referred only to "scalpers" in the
yards. In reply to a question Mac
Kenzie said he had known Of packers
being boycotted for doing business
with cooperative dealers. Charles
Armour and Swift had told hin o
| the boycott. The investigation will b,
resumed at later date.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
RAILROAD TO BEGIN.

Guthrie, Okla, April 24.--1t has
been officially announced that con-
struction work will begin on the San
ia Fe, Englewood and Liberal road
about May /. It is chartered to build
eastward from Des Moines, New Mex
Ico, through Beaver and Harper coun-
les, this year, and later to Guthrie
I'D Oklahoma City. New York pro-
fpters are back Of the proposed road.
n Itwill build via May, Laverne and
Mrray, in Harper county, coming via
Lisral, Kansas and connecting with
Enlewood, Kansas, by a branch line.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
SECRETARY TAFT
GOING TO PANAMA
Will Pay an Official Visit to Canal
Zone Sometime Next
Month.

Washington, April "a. Secretary of
War w. H. Taft is preparing to make
another trip to Panama in May. How
long he will be away is not known. If
he makes the trip in ship especially
detailed he will be able to get back
in twelve days or two weeks. He
will probably return only short
time before the Republican national
convention. Secretary laft's visit is
to be an official one.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-04-24
PRISONERS FROM
BERNALILLO COUNTY
Sheriff Armijo and Deputies Bring
Several Convicted at Recent Term
Of District Court.

Sheriff Perfecto Armijo and Deputy
A. ]. Montoya, of Albuquerque arriv-
ed in Santa Fe on the noon train,
bringing several prisoners convict.
ed at the recent term of the district
court for Bernalillo county to the ter.
ritorial penitentiary.
Among the prisoners were Cecelio
Dorame, who was sentenced to serve
sixty years for the murder of Faus
tino Lobato, and Frank Lewis, who
was, sentenced to two years for forg'
cry.