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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
55 MILE GALE
SWEEPS CHICAGO
Great Havoc Wrought in Down Town
District-Hghest March Wind in
Thirty Years.

Chicago. March G.-The highest
March wind in thirty years commenc-
ed here early today and wrought-,nuch
havoc in the down town district. The
gale which at times reached a velocity
of 55 miles blew down chimneys and
smashed in several store fronts in the
business section. In the suburb of
Gage Hark, which was flooded with
water as a result of the rapid thaw
of the past few days, the wind drove
the water into waves which rolled in
to the first floors of residences nearby
driving the tenants to the second stor-
les. Much damage is reported to trees
and shubbery in and about Logan
Square, in the northwestern part of
the city. A heavy iron smoke stack on
the Grand Pacific hotel was blown ov-
er the steel plates, crashing into the
alley. One man was seriously injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
FIRE IN NEW
YORK SCHOOL
Emergency Drill
Prevents Panic
Among Pupils
MARCHED OUT SINGING
Parents Who Rushed to
Building Held Back By
Police.

New York, March 6.-An alarm of
fire was sent into main fire head.
quarters today from public school
building at lO9th street near Broad
way. The pupils We're marched out
OF the building without a panic and
sen, home. Parents who rushed to
the building were prevented by the
police from clogging the exits and
| were sent away The fire was on the
top floor OF the building which is five
stories high.
There were two thousand children
in the school the time engaged in
their morning singing exercises and
when the fire gong rang they contin-
ued singing America" and marched
out Of the building without sign of
u panic. The fire was quickly eXtin-
guished after causing damage of
about $500 in the room in which it
started.
Most Of Bodies Identified.
Cleveland, o., March G.--The body
OF Miss Katherine Weller, one of the
two teachers who lost their lives in
the CollinwOOd fire, was positively
identified today by the dentist who
filled her teeth The body was so
badly burned it could hardly be dis
tinguished from the bodies of the
p;v lNhn hnII- nf Dncnt "a
Hachnich a pupil in the school was
identified by her shoes. There are
still twenty bodies unidentified. So
far 1G7 bodies have been recovered.
The list OF missing now talles with
the unidentified dead which indicates
that all the bodies have been found
and that the total. death list will stand
at lG7. In fully one hundred cases
the funerals will be individual. The
first of these was held this morning
and they will continue throughout the
| day. In some instances the funeral
services were grouped with five or ten
bodies in one church. The unidenti
| fled bodies will be buried Monday ac-
cording to present plans.
Fireman Proves Himself Hero.
St. Louis. March Ga fire panic
was narrowly averted at the city poor
house early today by the coolness of a
city fireman regularly stationed there.
Twelve hundred inmates were asleep
when Fireman William Curran discoy-
cred the laundry in the basement on
fire. The night Waterman started to
turn in an alarm but was prevented
by Curran who said that the engines
would start a panic and that he could
fight the fire himself. He fought it
with hose and was twice driven out
by the dense smoke but after half an
hour of hard work the fire was extin-
guished The inmates We're not dis
turbed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
RECEIVER FOR
EASTERN ROAD
Western Maryland, f,
Gould Line, in
Difficulty
UNABLE TO PAY DEBTS.
Failure to Meet Interest on
Mortgage Bonds Forced
Receivership.

Baltimore, Md, March G.-No chang
les are anticipated in the operation OF
the Western Maryland railroad. which
last night was placed in the hands or
B. r. Bush, president Of the road, as
receiver. He will continue to manage
the company under the direction Of
the court While it had been known to
insiders that the corporation was
running behind financially the receiv-
|ership came sooner than most OF those
familiar with the company anticipated
and occasioned great surprise general
ly. Besides the inability of the road to
meet the semi-annual interest on its
first mortgage bonds due April 1,
which was the immediate cause of the
receivership, it was further announc-
ed that the company was indebteded
for materials and supplies to the total
amount of 100000 and that the cred
itors were pressing the road for pay
ment of their claims, threatening court
dCllOll 10 eHlOTce tlleIll.
A Gould Line.
The Western Maryland was purchas-
led in 1902 by what was known as the
Fuller syndicate, acting for the Gould
interests. The price paid was $S.000,.
900. AT that time the road was indebt-
ed to Baltimore city on account Of
mortgages and accrued interest to the
extent of $12,000,000. At the time Of
its purchase the road ran from Balti.
more to Cherry Run, about sixty miles
from Cumberland. At Cherry Run it
connected with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. Since that time the
Western Maryland had been extended
ito Cumberland, to connect at that
point with the West Virginia Central
railroad, previously acquired by the
Gould interests, thus tapping very rich
coal country. There has also been built
a line about sixty miles long from the
northwest suburbs of this city to Port
ICovington. on the Patansco river. thus
bringing the Western Maryland to
tideWater. 1t was announced that the
Western Maryland was to be the east
ern end Of great transcontinental
system of which the Wabash railroad
and other Gould lines were to form
parts
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
Emma Goldman
Says She is Not
Liable to Law
POLICE WATcH|Ns HER
If She Attempts to Make
Public Address She Will
Get Into Trouble.

Chicago, March Emma Gold.
man, the so-called priestess anarchist,
spent yesterday and today in Chicago
keeping herself clear of the police and
resting with friends. She said she was
an American citizen and not liable to
deportation under the law forbidding
the admission of anarchists to
the United States. She declar-
ed she would go right on with her
plans for a meeting here but 50 far
she has been unable to secure a hall.
the owners of all halls having been
notified that their license would be re-
voked in case they allowed Miss Gold.
man to speak.
Forbidden to Make Public Address.
Assistant Chief of Police Chuettler
asserted today that he was not watch
ing Emma Goldman, the anarchist who
is scheduled to deliver several adj
dresses in this city. She can speak. the
assistant chief says, all she wants to in
private. In relation, however, to the
report that she intends to make an ad.
dress in Metropolitan hall. he said:
If she talks there we will clean out
the hall A permit was granted for a
meeting with the express understand,
ing that Emma Goldman was not to
make an address. II the owners of the
hall violate this agreement we will
stop the thing entirely
Body Of Averbuch Disappears.
The Inter-Ocean today says that the
body of Lazarus Averbuch. the anarch.
list, who was killed by Chief of Police
Shippy Monday, which was sent from
the county morgue yesterday to be
taken to the Potters field at Dunning
for burial, has disappeared. Whether
friends of the dead man, agents in the
employ of his sister or medical stu.
dents spirited the body away is not
known.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
PENSION DATING
FROM 1866 ALLOWED
Delegate Andrews Instrumental in Sc.
curing Monthly Stipend For Minor
Child Of Civil War Veteran.

For over year Delegate w. Fl. An
drews has been making strong efforts
| to have the pension claim of Hermen.
ejilda Martinez, minor child of Jose
Miguel Martinez, late private in Com
Ipany "F', Third Regiment Volunteer
Infantry. allowed. The case was
brought to the notice of the delegate
|by Jose l.. Ribera of Las Vegas at
whose request Delegate Andrews took
|up the matter with the pension Of
five. After much labor he has at last
been successful and the pension claim
has been allowed as will be seen by
1.-THE following letter and in the aggre-
|gate will bring the woman large sum
las it amounts to eight dollars per
menth from April "a, 1866, and at the
rate of two dollars per month addition
'al from July 25, 1866.
The following letter from Pen
sion Commissioner V. Warner to the
delegate is self explanatory. 1t
|reads:
Hon. w. H. Andrews,
House of Representatives
"My dear Mr.. Andrews:
1t gives me pleasure to inform you
that the original claim for pension Of
Hermenejilda Martinez, minor child of
Jose Miguel Martinez, late private
Company F., Third Regiment New
Mexico Volunteer Infantry, whose ad.
dress is Guadalupe, New Mexico, has
been allowed under Certificate No. $685.
600 at the rate of S. per month from
April "a, 1866 and 81 per month from
July 25, 1866 additional for child and
that the certificate will soon be for.
warded to the pension agent at Topeka
for transmittal to the beneficiary with
voucher for payment.
Very trly yours,
"V WARNER
commissioner J"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
UNION COUNTY
REPUBLICANS
Organize Club at Des Moines-En.
dorse Taft, Delegate Andrews and
Governor Curry.
Special to the New Mexican

Special to the New Mexican.
Des Moines, n NJ, March 6.--The
Republicans of southern Union coun.
ty are determined to make a good
showing in this years campaign. The
first gun Of the campaign was fired by
the organization of Republican club
here on Tuesday last.
The meeting was called 10 order by
u NJ. Mays, who was made temporary
chairman. Irwin Green was elected as
temporary secretary. The temporary
Organization was made permanent
The following motions were made. sec.
iOnded and carried.
First: The name Of this organiza.
tion shall be the Des Mones Republi.
can club.
Second All persons who approve
the present administration shall be
Ieligible to membership in this club.
Third That the chairman shall
Iappoint committee Of three each on
the following committees, resolutions
and membership, these committees to
report their actions at a meeting of
the club to be held on Monday even.
ing. March 10. The chairman appoint
led the following members Of the com.
Imittee:
Resolutions: j. f. Branson. A. w.
,Farr and J. G. Martinez
Membership: D. e. Berg. ]. +.
'Scheets and Lloyd r. South.
On motion of ]. F. Branson the club
approved the able and energetic man.
ner in which Delegate w. II. Andrews
has labored in Congress and expressed
its belief that 1t would be a mistake
to make any change in representa-
tive at the November election and
pointed with pride to the ability which
Governor George Curry has displayed
in conducting the affairs Of the ter
ritory.
The club also strongly favors dele
cation being sent to the Chicago con.
venton that will work for a man who
lis completely in line with the present
administration and believes that Sec
retary of War William H. Taft possess
es all the qualities required.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
AMERICAN CAR
HITS GOOD ROADS
Strikes Sandy Plains in Nebraska
Where Rains Make Highways Bet
ter-ltalian Car in Iowa.

Omaha, Neb.. March G.-The Ameri-
can car in the New York to Paris
race, left Columbus, Nebraska, early
this morning. This car is now get
ting into a sandy country where rains
make the roads better instead of
worse.
The Italian car left Denison, Iowa,
this morning, running over the Him
ois Central railway right-of-way. A
cold wind is rapidly drying and freez.
ing the mud.
American Auto Going Some.
Grand Island, Neb., March 6.-The
American car in the long distance an-
tomobile race, arrived here at 1927
o'clock this afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
DANIEL r. CARTER TO BE
POSTMASTER AT TUCUMCARl

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, March 6.-The Presi
dent today sent to the Senate the
nomination of Daniel R. Carter to be
postmaster at Tucumcari, Quay coun
ty. The appointee was recommended
by Delegate Andrews, Governor Cur
ry, and the Republican territorial and
county organizations and was largely
endorsed at home.
N. Y. Gallegos was prominent can
didate for the position but withdrew
in favor of Carter and for the sake OF
harmony in Republican ranks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
THREATENS LIFE
OF GARRETT'S SON
ANONYMOUS Letter Mailed at Ell Paso
Says He, Too, Will Be
Killed.

Las Cruces, N. NJ, March 6.--Print-
ed with a lead pencil, on cheap paper.
Dudley Garrett, the hunchback son OF
Pat Garrett received an anonymous
letter Wednesday morning warning
him that he would be killed if he was
not on his guard. The letter was
mailed in I'll Paso Tuesday night. 1t
was addressed to Dudley Poe Garrett,
and opened with warning to his son
that he would be shot as was his faith
er. 1t was stated that 1t was written
by friend of the family that would
stick by them, and eulogized the elder
Garrett as one of the best men that
ever lived. Hanging without trial is
what Brazele should get continued
the letter and it closed with state
ment that Brazele shot Garrett from
the back and that another shot him
from the front. The letter was signed
"One Who Knows and it was at
once turned over to the proper auth.
tiles. Young Poe Garrett took no no
tlce of the warning and appeared on
the streets several times during the
day Wednesday and called on Cover
nor Curry at his hotel.
TIL pail bearers at the funeral yes.
terday afternoon of the late Pat F.
Garrett were: Governor George Curry,
Morgan 0. Llewellyn, Harry Lane, G.
A. Kline, N. G. Buchoz and Thomas
Powers. The services were attended
by a large number of friends and as
sociates of the former sheriff, and a
long procession followed the remains
to their last resting place.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
HOUSE TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGE OF CORRUPTION.

Washington, March 6.-Without any
discussion or division the House today
adopted a resolution brought in by the
committee on rules providing for the
appointment of a special committee
to investigate the charges made by
Congressman Lilley that the Electric
Boat company of New Jersey had en-
gagged in an effort to corruptly In
fluence member of the House.
Speaker Cannon appointed the com
mittee and directed 1t to report
as speedily as possible
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
STOLE WEALTHY
FRIENDS JEWELS
New York Woman Arrested on Seri.
Gus Charge Confesses-Dd it to
Maintain Social Position.

New York, March 6.--Charged with
the theft of jewels valued at 100000
from one of her wealthy friends, Mrs.
Jeanette Newman, who lives at the
Stratford House in this city, was
locked up at police headquarters to-
day. The police say Mrs. Newmann
has made full confession saying that
she was actuated to steal by desire
to keep her young son at a private
school and to maintain her social po-
sition. The jewels were owned by
Mrs. Evelyn Bell who began to miss
valuable jewelry after each of Mrs.
Newmann's calls and she reported the
matter to the police.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
NEVADA DELEGATES
MAY VOTE FOR HUGHES

Reno, New, March 6.--The Republi-
can state central committee met here
yesterday and a lively session failed
to pass resolutions endorsing the ad.
ministration of President Roosevelt
or mentioning one word of the candi-
dacy of w. H. Taft. 1t was the first
victory for the adherents Of Hughes
and will go far toward guiding the con.
vention in it's work when 1t meets at
Winnemucca, April 20
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
COUNTIES IN GOOD
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Almost Million Dollars on Hand In
Different Treasures on January
1, 1908.

Has New Mexico shared in the gen
eral prosperity Of the country and is its
taxable wealth increasing in proper.
Ition to it's growth in population
These questions are answered in the
affirmative and in truly convincing
manner by comparative statement
just compiled by Travelling Auditor
Charles V. Stafford, showing the re.
ceipts and disbursements of the sew.
eral counties Of the territory in 1906
and 1907.
According to this statement there
were almost a million dollars in cash
on hand in the county treasures on
January l, 1908. or to give the exact
| figures, $911,612 .43. Compare this
with $7S5,3S1. SO on January I, 1907
or with $G53, 3,136 81 on January !, 1906
| 1t represents an increase Of over $l25,-
900 since 1906 and gain of over $25S,.
1000 since 1905.
The total receipts in the different
counties of the territory during 1907
lwere $2,o57,GS SO and the aggregate
disbursements $1,931 ,453 %, leaving a
balance unexpended of $126.23O. 60.
The total receipts for the year 1906
were $2,01G,123. 25. and the disburse.
ments $1SS3,S7S 90
In Santa Fe county the cash on
hand January |, 1908. was SIS, 800 As
las compared with $4,000 10 on Janu.
larry l 1907. The receipts for 1907 were
| $93,050 10 and the disbursements SOL
445 .32. Santa Fe and Grant counties
would both be in good financial con-
|dition We're it not for the railroad
bonded Indebtedness which many of
the taxpayers declare is an unjust
debt.
The following figures taken from
Travelling Auditor Saffords financial
statement show the balances on hand
in the different county treasures on
January |, 1908:
Bernalillo county. $S5,46O.05.
Chayes county, $7O,27352.
Colfax county, $51,272.2S
Dona Ana county, $33,097 Al
Eddy county, $62,5S2 SO.
Grant county, $69,731.S4
Guadalupe county, $15,5SG. II.
Lincoln county, $27,33S go.
Luna county, $34,474.1.
Mckinley county, $15,6O1 70.
Mora county, $22,907. .3S.
Otero county. $2S,262 .63.
Quay county, $17,723 sc.
Rio Arriba county, s43,s57 81
Roosevelt county. $3S,0O1 AZ.
Sandoval county, $13.7l2 0S.
San Juan county, $13,52752.
San Miguel county, $54,399.9G
Santa Fe county, $2S,5O9 As.
Socorro county, $4s,59S OF.
Sierra county, $10,97l.55.
Taos county, $26,539 .SS.
Torrance county, $15,714 25.
Union county, $24,477 10.
Valencia county, $5S,990.47.
Total, cash on hand, $911 ,Gl2 43.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
ARBITRATION TREATY
WITH MEXICO COMPLETED.

Washington, March 6.-The treaty
of arbitration between the United
States and Mexico has been agreed
upon and will be signed in few days
by Secretary of State Root and Don
Jose r. Godoy, acting first secretary
and charge daffairs of Mexico in the
absence of Ambassador Enrique Creel.
1t is said the treaty will follow the
same lines as that negotiated with
France and recently ratified by the
Senate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
FOR CARLISLE INSTITUTE,

Washington, March 6.-The secre-
tary of the interior has selected Moses
Friendman, assistant superintendent
of the Haskell Indian school at Law
renee, Kansas, to be superintendent Of
the Carlisle Indian school at Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. The position carries a
salary of $2,50O year Mr.. Friendman
succeeds Mayor w. A. Mercer. an army
officer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-06
LAND OFFICE BILL
WILL PASS MONDAY

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, March 6.-The An
drews bill providing for the creation
of a new land district at Tucumcari
Quay county, and which has passed
the House of Representatives, was re-
ported favorably to the Senate this
forenoon by the committee on public
lands. 1t will likely come up Monday
for final passage and will be passed.