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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
X. c. BANK REOPENS.
Credit Restored-Six Million Dollars
Cash and Exchange.

Kansas City March 30-Its credit
restored. with $G,OOo.000 in cash and
exchange with which to pay off a de-
rosit account of $12,000O00 and with
financiers of national prominence in
charge. the National Bank of Com
merce reopened this Monday morning,
three months and twenty-five days aft
CT it was closed by the comptroller Of
the currency.
The National Bank Of Commerce
was the largest national bank in cap
ital and deposits that ever failed in
the United States and its resumption
of business will do much toward bet
tering conditions In the financial
world especially in the southwest.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
CONGRESSIONAL

More shafts of sarcasm and lnVecI'
i've were aimed at President Roosevelt
in the house of representatives Ihurs-
day. In one of the most scathlnG ar
raignments of . public officer ever
heard in that chamber, Mr.. BEAN Oh
Texas charged the president with nav
ing been guilty of disgusting
usurpation of power, not only To-
ward the national legislature, but the
judiciary as we'll Congress had, ne
said. abdicated to him its powers ana
the judiciary of the country felt the
effects of his influence. God and the
future alone knew, he declared, Just
what niche he was to occupy in the
temple OF his country.
The agricultural appropriation bill
was considered for amendment and
when it was laid aside for the day,
there had been stricken out the pro-
vision for new weather stations in the
states of Texas. Kansas, Virginia.
Michigan. Vermont, Missouri and In
diana.
A senate joint resolution authorizing
the secretary of war to permit the en-
trance to West Point Military acad-
envy as cadets of not more than seven
native Fiipinos on graduation to be
eligible to commission in the Philip
pine scouts was agreed to Thursday by
the house committee on military af-
fairs.
Senate, by vote of ~ to 16, passes
Aldrieh financial measure.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
EXPLOSION KILLS MINERS
lGNiTlNG GAS CAUSES DOUBLE
CATASTROPHE IN HANNA,
WYOMING.
MEN WERE FIGHTING FIRE
Superintendent with Team of Picked
Men Had Gone Into the Mine and
Attempted to Stop the
Conflagration.

Cheyenne, Wyo, March 30.-Fffty-
eight men lost their lives in two eX-
plosions in coal mine No /, owned by
the Union Pacific Coal Co, at Hanna,
Saturday afternoon. The explosions
were caused by gases and coal dust.
and each was followed by fire. The
first occurred at O'Clock. when Is
mine workers, including superin-
tendent and three bosses. were
killed
The second explosion occurred at
1920 o'clock Saturday night, snufffing
out the lives of from 40 to 30 mem
bers of rescue party, including State
Mine Inspector D. NJ SHE. The names
of the men killed in the first eXplo-
sion as far as ascertained from the
company's books, but those of the res
cuers were not known, as no record
was kept of those who volunteered for
this dangerous work.
The widest excitement prevailed in
Hanna and at the mine, where hun
dreds are congregated, including wild
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Triple Murder Discovered.

Wheeling, w Va, March 30.-The
bodies of Angelo and Tony Selvestyre
and Ambrosio Dagannon were found
Sunday, each with a bullet in the
breast at Millers station, in Jeffer-
son county, Ohio. across the river
from here, under circumstances which
disclose a triple murder.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02

San Francisco, March 30.-The jury
in the trial of r. A. Crothers and
Fremont Older, proprietor and man.
aging editor respectively of the San
Francisco Bulletin, charged with Grim
inally libeling William 8. Tevis,
brought in verdict OF not guilty. .
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Refused to Elope; Killed.

Wellsville, O.. March 30-Because
Mrs, Spires, wife of Constable WI
liam Spires refused to elope with him.
George Snowden of Steubenville, O.,
Sunday shot the woman and then
turned the gun upon himself Snow
den died instantly. The woman is
still alive, but physicians say her
wounds will prove fatal Both are
negroes.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Col. M. s. lanuhorne Dies

Lynchburg, Va. March 3o-CoL
Maurice S. Langhorne, aged IS, who
commanded the Eleventh Virginia
regiment during the civil war, died
here Saturday night after an illness
of some weeks.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02

Springfield. O. March 30.-Slashing
his throat with a razor, John +. Burke
SIS, a saloonkeeper, committed suicide
at his home He had been in i'll
health. \ daughter is at the point OF
death at the city hospital.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Gov. Fort Signs Canal Bills.

Trenton, ~ j., March 30,-Gov.
Fort signed the canal bills that per-
nit the construction of canals $50
feet wide. The bills pave the way for
ship canal across New Jersey from
the Atlantic ocean to the Delaware
river.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Creditor at Door: Kills Himself.

St. Louis. Mo, March 30,-Unable
to meet mortgage on his furniture,
Henry Kook, 60 years old, committed
suicide at his home here by shooting
As he took his life Morris Finn, hold
or Of the mortgage, was knocking at
his door
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
Durham w. Stevens Dies.

San Francisco, March 2G.-Durham
w. Stevens died last night at 1870
o'clock. few minutes after recov-
cry from the anaesthetic administered
when an operation was performed
earlier in the evening.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
X. C. Demand for Farm Hands.

Kansas City, Mo, March 30-More
than sixty men have been sent out by
the state free employment bureau in
the last two weeks to Missouri and
Kansas farmers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02

Large dealers in New York gets APP
parently correct intimation that the
price of ice is TO be raised &c per cent.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-04-02
THE Markets
Livestock Mark cts.

March Is.
Observation-Disclosures, $4S0q
7.35, COWS and heifers, $2U6l0' IeN
ans. $4.5005.G0; calves, $4.5O96'0;
westerns, $450d $50; stockers ana
feeders, s3.150 so Hogs-Lishe
$5.55nG05, mixed, $555@G.O5; heavy
$5.G50G; rough S5.55q So pigs
s4.5005.40 Sheep-Native, $4GoQH
western, $4.75@7; yearlings, 500 10,
lambs, $5,S5079o; western, $GSog
KANSAS CITY-Cattle-Choice ef
port and dressed beef steers, S0'oop
Z; fair to good $4.750640; western
steers, $4.500675; stockers and teea.
ers, $3.75n575; southern steers S4"
MG.50; southern COWS, $3.25@5i he
tive cows, $40 $50; native heifers, "
0G.25; bulls, $3.25@525; calves, $50
as. Hogs-Heavy, $5.70@5.8O; PACK
ers and butchers, $5.60@5.S0; llgh'''
$5.4045.70; pigs, $4,50@5. Sheep
Lambs, s6750S; ewes and yearllnsS'
$5.50dG.S0; western yearlings, s6.zoE
1875; western sheep, $3.50 go
stockers and feeders, $500 5.5V'
ST. LOUIS-Cattle- steers
$4750I25; stockers and feeders, $Sg
5.25; COWS and heifers, $3.75@ 6'VV,
Texas steers, $3,50Q6.50; COWS anu
heifers, s1750425. Hogs-Pigs anu
lights, SAGE; packers, $5.5OQO'Vo'
butchers and best heavy, s6ge'iV'
Sheep-No market.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

quoted or not, all tho testimony that
comes from the zone" Is favorable
and Inspiring. Certainly the croakers
and pessimists have been reduced to
si'once. On the particular question of
81 tuition and health the American
reports have bcen strlkingly corrobo-
rated by an English investigator, the
correspondent of "A high-class medical
journal. who expressed himself in
terms of high praise in discussing the
measures of the canal commission.
The Roosevelt special commission
70 rommends some additional improve
'9'1ts, including more liberal COM
p NATION to Injured workmcn or their
t"miiics, the appointment of a labor
secr"tary, and the rcadjustmcnt of the
w &c schedules. The spirit that has
a'roady done so much in the zone VIII
tsure proper consideration for all
t"a5 enable suggestions as to further
l. lastiIal or social amelioratlou. It
Is impossible TO rc,lst the conclusion
ltht the record Of the United States
the isthmus up to date Is a real
credit TO the American people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
VAST PUBLIC DEBTS.

During the past ten years England's
expenditures have exceeded the in
come by a total of 500, 000, 900. old
age pensions and other socialistic
schemes call for more money, and,
meanwhile. Germany is building war
vessels at a rate that viii bring her
to an equality with England in a few
Years The tentative plan Of creating
a huge borrowed fund of $500. 600. 600
for grandiose naval projects in this
country is now disclosed to the pub
lie in a guarded fashion. Admiral Ev-
ans calls for forty-eight American bat
tlcships. American can afford. to build
as many as she ncedss for defense.
but it is fortunate that her geograph-
zeal position is such hat the strateglsts
do not feel that it is necessary to race
with England and Germany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
NEED MORE WORLD WISDOM.

Harprr's Weekly contends that in
M, education cf th, average Chris
tiau minister Of ga, present da,. th,
man is too much srt apart from On.
world. A. "a class. 80 thinks. our min
I~tet~ are prone Co h. defective ip
worldly wisdom. and O., lind som, diff
hcuit, in attaining Easy man-to-man
relations with thcir fellow mal, be-
ines West Point undertakes 60 MAX,
gentlemen 10 iis scholars Cecil
khoadcs great endowment had the
same aim-to max. its bcneaciirl.s
men 20 the world. 90 quality them
a. live on terms OF EASY confidence
with an, thing cor hody that .sm,
\ schoo, that would dp that
for Intending ministers. that uaulB
cultivate th,m social, as veil as men.
tally. enrich tL,ir experience af rf.
ahd ihef~"~' their s-aIf-respeci and
even their ASSURANCE, might rralf, h.,,
me profession that most needs holm
kno" that ore thing that mad.
inc late Bishop Potter the valuable.
man thar De- was On his profession
Vas ihe dobust unclericai training
ihai he received before b. had ann.
thnught ~ entering the ministry ~n,t
th'htnr "ur minister. n..i a. r.f n.i
'hi9 20 Summaries iut h.far. th.
se' 70 me ana though il would. OF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
IiiE rOui:R on Az IDEN

Fif2 yeats ago iu the frontier stat,
81 Illinois. says the N,w YORK World.
Two men faced each other in Joint
Iebat. upon political issues The,
N'r, stephen A.. Douglas and Abru-
ham Lincoln
Every point pt personal ADVANTAGE
favored Douglas Hy uls we'll educ
el. trained Boo Ions ioIl..l. service
% brilliant and finished ORATOR us
ei- below medium height nut b, had.
iH' sturdy chest. th, liou p..- af
f.aI. The r..at voice. ih. h.s., I.oI
aHd eye of Command which made
ll.Hrt Ward Heechcr and Daniel Web
s'f -..m bigger men Than ti., ucr.
Scot fer nothing was Douglas known ss
De Little Giant Hr had prestige
popular cause The backing OF a
atn long dominant la toe state and
nation Moreover. he won th. imm.
diats prize Of CO., debates. thc SEM
trrsnip
ST. Lincoln often agreed Win tho
r,nn 81 h.mer Is. one of the
~ m,u He Was awkward
Hsa'ar M-elad U't.e rIueatci ne.
80 described hy h. ,ncmi,s Ia
and hunonu IIs ,...a sua.
rar of tn. .rstal
ai De- bad mons, ,srn,-tu,ss he haa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
PASSING or TIIE MACHINE

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

change the face Of affairs II IS true,
nom The less. that the outlook for
Bryan Is not bright. At present the
chances seem to De- that the rcpub-
Leans VIII hold their own except, per
haus. IN Missouri II Bryan decides
that he cannot break into the solid
west. ne is almost certain to conccn-
nate his energies ON New York That
went democratic In the last gen
cral election. aud Nj Hughes alone
of the candidates ON the republican
uas saved Tammauy is now
compact and wen organized. II
.he democrats are Intelligent enough
Ia put up e good man for governor.
case there VIII not bc desperate
If tho republicans are stupid enough
. refuse 10 rcnhmiuatc Governor
hughes, tho national ticket may De
.erlously endangered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
TIT PLEA or INSANITY.

It is announced that tho rothor
, who co-opcrated the Other da, in q
homicide near New York in invocation
/ Of tho t'unuritten law win ,Iaud in
sanity as their defense vhrn tried for
murder. This. the WASHINGTON stu,
thinks. win establish a now mark in
American criminal iurisnrud.ncc Tho
emotional. Temporary insanity nIoa
has been often heard in court yboro
a single dcmcndant has b,op at tho
bar. Tho latest notable ca., ,,,s that
Of Harry Thaw who finally su.,,ndo1
in establishing to tho satisfaction or =
jury a sufficient decree or mental nm
balance to warrant a verdict of no.
quittal on that prourd Tb,r. 10 a
certain likeness between m. Tn,w ana
the Hams cases. but there WAS also
marked differences The cbicf or t,oso
differences is thai in tho l.ttor o,s
a brother of the actua1 -la,..r ,ctod
as accessory. nossihk a. insttc,tor
1t win be interesting to obsory, tha
curse of this case. to nat, bo,, r,r
1t is possible to carrv thn ins,nuy
plea. The task of tho dcf,,s, vni
be no easy ono. unIc,s tho do.-
Of tho "unvritton ,o,,u ana ~.
OF Justification nm tho scor,
OF mental unbaIanra bn,o .,rri,d.
much further IN trc uublic nina mon
sober citizens today boIicyc 10 ,hts
plea can proceed tn q succ.ssr,, iys,,o
in the present instance crave fears
may be felt for the safety Of human
life. There can he no known limits
to the evasion of responsibility by
the man-slaycr. He may plead: II
urged on by an insane brother
he ma aver: Il was driven to the
deed by a crazy friend"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
PROGRESS or rnE CANAL

Tn roport GA tho progress of me
Panama u|at.rAn, u, IN. spc.ial .am-
mission which the president appoint
go l'.t \pril IS gratifying but scarcely
suf't',inE e Wrr,ly confirms pre-
'ious report. official private and
-'mi-'oiyinl american and foreign Its
optimism D. justified hy thg facts and
figures that hl,, long sine, removed.
doubt as 90 tho rUci,uc, and human
ity OF thr canal administration
I'M. .,r,r,...,, cam.
I., .,
I.tr,,,. .,., -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

course, be hare to secure it for them,
the effort would be worth making.
The authorities Of Paris have issued
a new declaration of rights. They in
sist that men should be placed IN
c~quivocallv on an equality with wo-
men at thcaters and other places of
public entertainment, and their dec
laration is to be enforced by the ex-
ercisc Of the police power. The law
assumes, somewhat rashly. perhaps.
and no doubt a little u%ngallantly, that
men go to the theaters to enjoy the
spectacle which IS going forward on
the stage rather than to study the
couture and the millinery of the fine
ladies who occupy the stalls in front.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
DIVORCE WHILE YOU WlIT.

The town Of Sioux Fails. In South
Dakota, enjoys the rather odious no
torioty of being the greatest divorce
market IN the country. and enjoys
a monopoly In that line which almost
brings 1t Within the puryiew of the
Interstate commerce law. The Amer
lean Magazine for September has an
article by George Fitch, describing
the growth ana prosperity Of Sioux
Falls, aud showing the relation which
the towns prosperity bears to the
divorce colonies The ~cutcrpriYing
men of Sioux Falls understood from
the very beginning of the business
that they had a golden opportunity.
and they took advantage OF II. just
as they would prepare for grain ship
mcnts or for the mule trade or "traf-
NJ In hogs Local capitalists erected
"a magnificent hotel, whose splcndor
ana luNuriousucss is out of all pro-
portion to the surroundings or to III,
ordinary commercial demands upoo
the locality. The horde Of lawyers
ana Judges who were affected entered
into the pleasing business with spirit
ana anxiety to please. The Law is
Gust right"
Residence OF sis months is required
ANA certain little formalitics PubIl-
In some newspaper of tho APP
plication for a divorce is necessary.
Ana ,b4str, ,,,,tut, ,...,Et,- 80 -nn .4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

but art cannot create earnestucss. He
fought against odds q losing battle,
But hc did have one Idea which by
homclS phrase and rustic example he
enforced upon his hearers. that hu-
man slavery was wrong; that no man
was good enough 10 rulo another man
without hat Other mans consent;
that tho nation could not exist half
slave ana hair free. Men applauded
Douglas They went home and re-
mcmbcrcd what Lincoln said. and
know that it was true.
Tho celebration In Ottawa, III. last
Friday OF the Gfticth anniversary of
the FIRST Ljncolu-Dougla dcbgtt was
an appropriate tribute to the power
OF an Idea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

The Independent is pleased t. note
that the preliminary steps were taken
Boo Santa Fc last week towards the orr
sanitation of the \ew MrNico Press
association Committees were appoint
"d and the call has been issued for p
meeting o. bc held in Albuquerque un
September 9th. 4 considerable num-
hcr OF Oh" newspaper mon of tho ter
rifnrv have already signed the menu
horshiu roll. An editorial association
81 badly needed I'm New Mexico. and
90 Is To- Do" sincerely hoped that the
present effort viii not fail af f-uition
Great good viii result from am Org NJ
z't."u of this Kind. both fa e business
and social way and the benefits vhIch
viii accrue tn the newspaper men will
h" greater than is generally under
stood Silver CiN Independent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
VIII TAKE TO THE WOODS.

Washington officials Know that the
special session or the s~jxty-drst con
gross, which is to be called immodi-
atoly after the Inauguration of The
next president. ON March 4. is to be
one Of tho most important of recent
times The tariff rs to BE- revised. and
at he same time more revenuc must
be raised for the actual needs Of the
government. Tho t|Wo-billion dollar
congress has undoubtedly come to
stay, ana the deficit is already large.
Whore is the money 10 como from?
Treasury statistieiaus talk of the in
heritance taxes or even OF Income
taxes and of both Others declare
that the war taxes. such as were
adopted as a temporary c~xpedlent dur
Ing the Spanish war, may be ncces-
sary. ono thing Is surc-thc govern
mcnt must raise the money If the
government continues to spend It. The
navy costs money. the postoBce de-
partment is expanding; the agricul-
tural department wants more: the
national resources" must be
conserved, ana if the federal activity
in various fields of trust and railroad
regulation Is to be increased. some
ono viii bc Obliged to pay for this aud
OF other extraordinary expend-
lures which exhibit the usual dispo-
sutton to become permanent. And in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
Roy Wants Wafer.

what about the water question p
For the last three months Roy has
had a well which would supply tho
town with an abundance of water. vet
the people, some of them stockholders
have been hauling and using Wat6r
which Is unfit for them to use. r
seems as II nothing is being dom to-
wards getting the water To the surface
or piping il into town. The majority
OF the stockholders are willing To- go
ahead and put IN a pumping station
ana give the town what il has 50 long
nccdcd-good water. Some time ago
II was proposed that the smaller stock
holders sell out to two larger n
and that they establish a station ami
pipe the water into town II matters
little to the people who own the seys-
tenn hut what they want is water
Roy Spanish-American
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28

In the opinion Of the Boston Tran
script, Booker r W~ashington's state
mont that twenty-five negroes have
been lynchcd H. this country within
two months, against only four OF
whom wen were serious charges
made, tells a terrible story OF Amer
iea's failure to maintain order and
protect human life. Meanwhile, sup
pose we have a cessation Of the
C%hauvinism that America always yet
Ties every great question right
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-28
TAFT AND THE TARIFF.

The attempt is being made in some
quarters to picture Mr. Taft in the
dubious and disgraccful attitude of
a shuflcr ON the tariff. The assump-
ton that when nc says he Is in favor
OF tariff revision he means revision
upward" Is most impudent. The
mans character and record ana life
belle the slur,
MI TAFT. Ia reply to Mr. Bryan, de
clares that he means what no saws.
and that II he shall he elected ne viii
instantly call an extra session of CON
grrss to take ~ the subject of tariff
revision lie refers to the Maine
speech. made In september. 1906. aud
says that he has not changed his
views. II viii be remembered that
Mr TAFT was the object of criticism by
H~tand-pHttcrs on that occasion. lie
spoke of ]mouopolics auul high prices
aud the opportunity which excessive
schedules give the combinations. and
then declared II 10 be his own per
soual opinion that conditions had
greatly changed iincc the NASSAU, nr
tho Dlngi,y bin. ana new conditt5ns
rev schedules Again mi.
speech at Columbus q n, s,tl.
Whenever tho t,rlr lmr,.rd
is largely la excess of the dincr-
cuttal between the cost Of pro-
luclion In mo two couutrl,s mon
there * formed At oncc er,,t
temptation "a m~oporoly, ~,
business of p]rodlclnp mo n,r.
ucular product ana IA ,,t, oJ
vantage of pront IN mn, ,xc,sst,.
tartn This denies to ,b, ,,co,,,.
altogether the economics Of rr,-
duction thai romprtnIon unIc,
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