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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
LAKE STEAMER
IS BLOWN UP
Boil er Explo sion
Costs Over Is
Lives
PLYING BETWEEN RESORTS
Vessel Carried Many Sum
mer Visitors Enjoying
Vacation.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. ia dis
patch from Petosky says the steamer
lLeeand. blew up on Carp Lake this
morning with loss of fifteen lives
or more. Three are known to be dead
a dozen or more are missing and are
supposed to have been drowned two
fatally injured and several seriously
hurt. The only identified dead is Mrs.
Isabelle La Bonte, of Traverse City
Michigan. The fatally injured are Mrs.
Ralph Hastings and A. b. Cook. also
of Traverse City.
The steamer, which plies between
1.-THE summer resorts on Carp Lake. was
On its way to Iceland from Fourche,
carrying thirty or forty passengers. At
1880 clock the boiler blew up, hurting
many into the lake and scalding 9th
!ers. The upper works of the steamer
We're entirely blown to pieces. A panic
followed the explosion and for a time
little help could be given to those who
were thrown into the water.
Mrs. La BOnte, who was sitting with
the pilot, near the boiler, talking with
Charles Moser captain of the boat.
was blown far out into the water and
terribly mangled and John Hartung,
who was at the wheel was probably
fatally injured. Those thrown into the
water We're rescued by farmers living
near the shore.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
BRYAN ACCUSES VAN
CLEAVE OF DODCINC
Says President Of American Manufac
turers' Association is Shifting His
Discussion From Chief Issues.

Fairview, Lincoln, Aug. 17.--When
his attention was called today to the
statement of Kaws V. Van Cleave,
president of the American Manufactur.
ers Association, printed this morning,
in which for the second time Van
Cleave sets forth the reasons why, in
his opinion, the businessmen of the
country will not vote for the Demo-
cratic candidate, Bryan would not en-
ter into any lengthy statement regard
ing the matter, but charged Van
Cleave with shifting his discussion to
other questions instead of defending
his appeal to the business men to de-
feat the Democratic ticket on account
OF the labor planks in Its platform
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
ANNUAL PLAZA FErE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The annual Plaza Fete Of the Wo-
mans Board of Trade will be held to-
morrow afternoon. It promises to be
the most successful ever held. One Of
the features will be the supper to be
served on the lawn. The fete will bS
brought to close with dance at the
library hall, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Because Of the large number Of visit
ors in the city to attend the territorial
Republican convention tomorrow, the
ladies expect to do q record-breaking
business. IN N IA 4 " N ylt /,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
ERNEST A. MEckIE, WELL
KNOWN CITIZEN, DEAD

Ernest A. Meckie died yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at his residence
on Manhattan avenue. He was found
unconscious in bed at an early hour
in the morng by his wife. A doctor
was Immediately summoned but death
came within few hours. He was 81
years old and had been i'll with Brights
disease for some time. At the time OF
his death he was engaged in the
butcher business and was we'll
known and highly respected citizen
The deceased had no children. The fun.
eral was conducted from the Cathedral
this afternoon at o'clock and burial
wan made In Rosario cemetery,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17

= lipe Baca.
= Santa Fe (1O) uninstructed.
y T. B. Catron John F. Pflueger,
= w. NJ. Taber, M. A. Ortiz, J.
y d. Garcia, G. w. Armijo, Celso
= Lopez, R. G. Gortner, Victor
y Ortega, J. D. Sena,
y Sierra county l4) for An
y drews: William P. Mcneil F.
y II. Winston, w. Fl. Bucher,
y John r. Smith.
y Socorro county n2) for An
y drews: Francisco Luna y Cha.
= vez, James Wallace, Harvey NJ.
= Richards, D. A. Ortega, Abran
= Abeyta, Aniceto c. Abeyta, Will
y liam E. Martin, H. o. Bursum,
y Leandro Baca, s. G. Baca. ].
y f. Torres, Anton Mayer.
= Taos county (9) for Andrews:
y Maliquias Martinez, Jose Mon
y tener, A. r. Manly, Ramon
y Sanchez, ]. W. Ortega, Lucas
= Dominguezb, ,Epimenio De Leon,
y Francisco Martinez y Martinez,
y Florentino Gallegos.
y Torrance county (5). for
= Andrews; for Mann: Perfecto
y .Jaramillo, Celestino Ortiz, M.
= w. Mccoy, E. P. Davies. Fran.
= cisco Zamora.
y Union county CO. for An
= drews: d. w. Snyder, Frank
= Maestas, F. s. Fletcher, Juan
y Vigil, R. @. Palmer, E. F. Gal
= legos.
y Valencia county (12) for An
y drews: Sylvester Mirabel, Car
y los Baca, Solomon Luna, Euge-
= MO Chaves, w. S. Wittwater,
= w. M. Berger, A. S. Baca, Mar
y cisco Sanchez, Bolesio Romero,
y F.. Youmis, D. Sideo, Jesus
= G. Sanchez.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
DELEGATE ANDREWS WILL Be
NOMINATED ON FIRST BALLOT
|Ninety-Eight Delegates Are Absolutely
Instructed for Him
Already
NINETEEN UNRESTRICTED BUT WILL VOTE FOR HIM
Only Ninety One Necessary to Choice complimentary
Vote Only for Charles A. Spiess and Judge
Edward A. Mann.


<x<x<xx xNx<N<N%% s s. s s IS SIS =
That Delegate William H. Andrews will be
the Republican
the first ballot conceded by the
Charles Spess and Judge Edward Mann who in the Cap
Delegate
delegates 10 ninstruced but who for him. making
to choice The indications this
that of Mr.. Spiess
before the convention simply that they receive
pmeny Neither have anywhes necessary
Of delegates nomination
convention and how the county
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17

Continued On PACE Eight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-17
THE DELEGATES.

y
is Bernalillo county, (16) for
is Andrews: w. Fl. Andrews,
is Jesus Romero, Alfred Gruns-
IS field, w. w. Strong. Perfecto
Is Armijo, Francisco Luecro y Mon
Is toya, George Arnot, F.. s. Stov-
is er, J. G. Baldridge, F. w. Clan
is cy, B. Spitz, George S. Klock,
Is w. Fl. Gillenwater, Palicarpio
IS Armijo, T. A. Gurule and Henry
|< Bramlett.
is Chaves (4) for Andrews:
is L. O. Fullen, X. S. Woodruff,
IS Eliza White, Ed Kingsinger, l..
IS Martini Mancini, ]. G. Hamilton
is C. w. DeFreest, w. T. White.
IS Colfax county (16) for
is Spiess: David Grove. 7. E.
IS Kinney, George Fl. Webster,
IS George Remley, II. c. Abbott,
IS George Gillespie, c. J. Roberts,
IS Orrin A. Foster, Richard Butler,
is r. B. Hart. e. G. Champion,
IS E. E. Studley, J. X. Hunt, ,Isank
IS Vigil, T. r. McAnliffs Ssleel
is Raines. sf :
is Dona Ana county (S) fof An
IS drews: Martin Lohman, H. D.
IS Bowman, Isidoro Armijo, w. H.
is H. Llewellyn, r. E. Mcbride, NJ.
is Valdez, Oscar Lehman, A. H.
is McClintock.
IS Eddy county (3) for An
Is drews: NJ. S. Groves, D. L.
is Newkirk, w. T. Reed, John n.
IS Bolton. 7. J. Sanford, Harry
IS Hamilton.
is Grant county CO. for An
is drews: w. D. Murray, w. G.
is Beldon, H. H. Belts, A. S. Nc
is Creath, l.. Deming, W. Fl. New
IS comb.
IS Guadalupe county (5) for An
IS drews: Camilo Sanchez, F. D.
IS Morse, A. P Anaya, David
Is Crespin, Benigno Jaramilo.
IS Lincoln (5) for Mann: H.
IS B. Hamilton, Francisco Con
IS zales, Antonio Garcia, Manuel
IS Aragon, Robert Brady.
is Luna (2) for Andrews:
IS Thomas A. Carr, A. w. Pol
is lard.
is Mckinley county (3) for An
IS drews: Gregory Page, s. E.
IS Alrich, G. N. Cotton.
is Mora 90 for Spiess: c. U.
is Strong, Juan Navarro, Juan P.
is Martinez, Tito Melendez, Alber-
rs to Valdez, Demetrio Medino,
is Luciano Gallegos, M Gandret,
is Otero (5) for Mann: Dr. G.
is G. Bryan, J. D. Clements, F. c.
is ROLAND, Charles P. Downs,
is Perry Kearney.
is Quay (3) for Andrews 1; for
is Mann 2; w. F. Buchanan, Chas.
is H. Kohn, J. s. Montana.
IS Rio Arriba county instruct
IS ed): J. Amado Lucero. Meregil-
= do Martinez, Thomas D. Burns,
= John H. Sargent, Antonio D.
s Vargas, Silviano Roibal. David
= Maestas, Edward Sargent, Ven
s ceslao Jaramillo B. c. Herman
s dez.
= Roosevelt (3) for Andrews:
s H. R. Putnam, c. F. Copeland,
= G. H. Hanum, A. E. Curren,
= Henry Rankin, w. E. Linsey.
s Sandoval county CD for An
s drews: E. A. Miera. Alejando
= Sandoval, ]. NJ. Sandoval, Mar
= cos G. de Baca. Nicolas de la
\ 0, Emeliano Sotero. Candid0
s G. Gonzales.
s San Juan county (4) for An
= drews: A. Golf Block, G. r. Ket-
= ner, Cyrus Fisherdick, Sixto
s Baca.
s San Miguel county (14) for
s Spiess: E. Romero, J. s. Clark,
s Secundino Romero, Antonio
: Gallegos, David Leahy, M. M.
= Padgett, Roman Gallegos, Jose
X +. Esquibel, Apolonio Sena, s.
: B. Davis, Jr., DR.. Miguel Des-
is merla, Gregorio Gutierrez, Fe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

When republIcaps declare that Mark Smith has never done anything for Arizona they probably overlook the fact that be has defeated every republican pdtted against him. That alone should insure for him the grat- itude of the people. Had there been a republican in congress from ArI- zona during the iass four years this territory would now be a part of the state of New Mexico instead sf be- ing on the very eTe of securing the right of sef-government as separate state.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
yesterday.

Adamson and Rock, the democratic candidates for supervisors, are meet ing with the hearty approval of the voters in every section of the county. They are, both highly qualified to look after the administration of public af- fairs. John J. Bowen of Bisbee IS the ho3doyer membe< and ~all should agree that Douglas and Tombstone are each entitled to a member of the board of supervisors. The democrats offer qualified men for supervisor and have taken them from localities enti- tied to representation On the board
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

New Mexico democrats are conf dent of success for I.sTazoIa, the dem ocratic candidate for congress. In New Mexico the Ieople have been fooled for sixteen "ears by the repub- lican promise that if they would elect the republican candidate for congress the territory would be admitted as a state. Now they propose to vote for a democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
Additional Mining News

Ryan belongs to the Southern Pacific and that they are looking offer an available route to tap the timber re gions of the Sierra Madres to the southeast of Douglas. There Is cer- tainly all kinds of business coming up from the south this winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
= e~
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

. PRESIDENT wm. Jennings .
 . Bryan. . . VICE PREslDENT-John W. .
 . Kern. = . DELEGATE TO CONGRESS- . . Hon. Marcus 4. Smith. . . CoUNCiL-Hon. Ben Good ( q rich. . . ASSEMBLY-NeiiI Bailey, os- . . car Roberts, Fred Sutter. = . SHERlFF-charles Locking. ' . DISTRICT ATToRNEY-J. 2. (
 c Ross. . . TREASuRER-J. C. caiiaghan. . . PROBATE JUDGE-Frank W. . Goodbody. . . REcoRDER-c. A. Mcdonald. q . SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT :
 . --L. V. McCourt. q . SuRvEYOR-J. s. McNeish. ( . SUPERvISoRS-W Nj. Adam .
 . son, John Rock . q JUSTICES OF THE PEACE .
 . J. w. Hogan, William Clark. . . CoNSTsslE ES Denny Two .
 . ney, ,. Wflmoth. .
 q c q . C . c C ( C C c C C ( . .
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

The sensible republicans in ATT zona are laughing ii their sleeves while Hovai Smith is furnishing the music in the present campaign and trying to defeat Mark Smith. The wise ones have Ioag since given up this task In Arizona,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
MINING NOTES.

It is authoritativeIy stated that the Southern Pacific will complete it's No gales and CanaDes cutoff in 90 days or less. This branch leaves the Son ora road a few miles south of No gales. and connects with the Cananea branch at Del Rio on the Cananea line 17 miles north of that camp. When the connection shall have been es- tablished the company can handle do- mestic traffic all the way from Nsco to Culiacan without crossing the tn ternationaI boundary.
 It is now pretty well understood that the big surveying outfit of Cole and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

Albert Heffern, the mining engineer at the head of the Heffern Develop ment company in the Swishelms, is spending the week in Douglas. MT. Heffern is a practical mining expert of acknowledged ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

Cochise county democrats have in' the past voted for few republicans who were elected tc office. but never has such action brought any visible benefit. The democrats get the haw. haw! when a republican is elected in Cochise county and nothing more.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25
BISBEE'S STEP FORWARD.

The property owners of Bisbee went to the polls yesterday and in dorsed the proposition to issue bonds to the amount of s250,0o0. to provide modern streets and perfect fire pro tection. The vote was 52s for, and s3 against. or about g to 1.
 No doubt the voters had a very clear idea of the material benefit they were. conferring on themselves and the city when they gave approval to the bond issue. There will be better streets to travel over, and the fire menace will be reduced to the mini mum. But there is more meaning than this attached to the outcome. It means that Bisbee Is progressive. and has decided to take its place among the modern cities Of the country. It means that this wiR be more than ever a city of homes, sustained by the best sort of civic pride, and sur rounded by the comforts that exist in we'll designed and we'll regulated community. The sense of security, and the feeling that there is a solid foundation for the municipality, will encourage home building, extend the list of property owners, and reduce the rate of taxation.
 Bisbee took a great steP forward yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

We suppose that when Kibbey. Clark and other federal officials read the election returns next month they will be inclined to dispute the returns. as they did when they bosted ths Tue son conFention last spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-25

Gleason is now shipping ore more heavily than in any other period of her history, and it is proposed to put up a new smelter at that place.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-09-16
BRIDGES TO LEE!

Pursuant TO previous notice, the County
Commissioners OF Laurcns County will,
on the 1ith day OF September, 1908, be.
tween the hours Of and o clock =. Nj ,
let TO the lowest responsible bidder the
contract for rebuilding tho bridge over
Rrcdy River at McDaniels Old Mill,
known as Fishdam Bridge, either in
wood or steel, such parts OF the old
bridge 10 be used as may be available,
letting to be at the site. At the same
time and place, contract will be let for
rebuilding bridge on Rabun Creek at
McDanicl'S Mill, with same spccihca.
tionS rs to materials as TO above.
On September 18th, at o'clock u. NJ.
contract will be let at Tumbling Shoals,
:. c., for rebuilding bridge over Rcedy
River at That place.
In all cases a certified check OF $25. .0O
will be required as security for execu-
tion of contract and bond within ten
days. Satisfactory bond will be required
in sum equal 10 contract price.
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids for Il reasonable timo not to cX-
cc"d five days.
III. B. lIUMBERT,
Co. Sup l.. &.
sept 10, zoos 1t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-09-16
LAURENS BAPTIST
MEET AT PRINCETON
Annual Association Will BE Held Sep
tember Twenty Nincth TO OCtO.
Der First,

The I.aurens Baptist association will
meet with the Princeton Baptist church
September 29th, for a three days scs-
sion. The association is composed of
about thirty churches all of which are
expected to send from one to three del
egates each to the annual gathering of
the Baptist host in this county.
For long time the Rcy John ID.
Pitts was the honored moderator of the
Laurens association, but since the last
annual meeting Mr.. Pitts has removed
from Laurens and the association will
this year have to select anew presiding
officer. Messrs G.. b. Bobo and b. l..
Henderson are the clerks, Mr.. {. II.
Roper, Treasurer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-09-16
State of South Carolina,
LAURENS COUNTY
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

j. Q. G.. Fleming, executor of the last
will and testament Of Patrick h.
Brewster, deceased plaintiff, against
Lewis Brewster, Lustus Brewster,
Guy ELLA Brewster, Benjamin iIarri.
son Golden, Mahon Golden, Brewster
Golden, l.. ID. Golden, Orr Brewster,
Euta Brewster, Mamie Brewster, C..
II. Brewster, Lou Bell Brewster, John
Brewster and Pat Brewster. Arrah
Golden and Bogon Golden, Dcfcn-
dants. Summons for Relief
To the defendants, Lewis Brewster.
Lustus Brewster, Guy ELLA Brewster,
Benjamin Harrison Golden, Mahon
Golden Brewster Golden, l.. ID. Col
den, Orr Brewster, Euta Brewster,
Mamie Brewster, c. II. Brewster,
Lou Bell Brewster, John Brewster
and Pat Brewster, Arrah Golden and
Bogon Golden.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their office at
Laurens, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof. exclusive
of the day of such service and if YOU
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff IL this ac.
tion will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Laurcns, S. c., March Goth,
A. ID. 1908.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-09-16
STATEMENT

OF the Condition of the Enterprise
Bank, Located at Laurens, S. c.,
ut the Close of Business Sept. lfth,
1905.
RESOURCES
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06
POStOffiCeS
And Taft
PRESIDENT WILL KEEP ON NAM.
ING MEN WHO WILL
HELP TAFT

II Senators Foraker and Dick OF
Ohio have an idea that they can
stop the President appointing post
masters I'm Ohio by getting the Sem
ate to reject the appointments, and
thus hurt the Taft boom, they are
radically wrong. writes the Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York
Evening Telegram. The President, it
was said today by persons close 10
the White House, has another idea.
The Senators from ohio protested
against the alleged distribution OF
rostonices in the interest OF the Taft
boom In one case 1t was charged
that man was nominated for a post
office, but the postofTlce Department
declined to accept him on the ground
that the incumbent was a good Off
cial and there was no reason to turn
him out
At that time the man nominated
was chairman of his County commit
tee and was anti-Taft. The story
goes that he Topped" later. became
Taft man, got the committee to in
Gorse Taft. and was then duly nom
mated and recommended by the Pres
idont. lie was among the batch
turned down by the Senate.
At any rate. the narrative in po'
| litical circles represents that the
! President will go right on naming
men for postOfIlces and the Senator,
may turn them down.
Every time one is rejected, 1t il
calculated, the Foraker forces will
make one new enemy with deter
mination to impress his feelings OF
the men who deprived him of tn,
COB. 1t isn't just clear where the Tai
movement is going to lose much b!
the arrangement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06
Political
Shots In House
UNCLE JOE CANNON IS RUN
AGAINST BRYAN IN SOME
SPEECH MAKING

Washington. d. c., Jan. 2i.--Dur-
ing the debate in the House today
on the revision of the penal code.
Mr.. Payne Of New York said some
Missouri members were making at
lacks on the bill fearing If they didn't
do something Missouri would stay
permanently in the Republican coli
umn.
Champ Clark of Missouri replied.
He explained that at the last cleo
ton 5000 Democrats in Missouri
stayed home because they did not
Ihke a certain telegram sent from
Esopus to the st. Louis convention.
Those Democrats were not dead"
THEY have not moved away" he
said. "and they did not Join the Re
publican party, because Roosevelt on
/ Iy got 1000 votes more than McNin-
le. in 1900"
The next moment, he threw the
! House into an uproar when he de-
cllred that "on the eighth Of July
next we intend to nominate William
D. Bryan for President
Continuing. Mr. Clark challenged
the Republicans TO name their man.
l"I will bet my head on the PROPOSE
ton" he said. that there are not
ten men on that side that will dare
stand up and say who their candidate
will be-"
II can tell you who the gentleman
from Illinois is for, interJccted Mr..
BOutclI Of Illinois, who took up the
challenge. ....
You are for Uncle Joe Cannon, 80
suggested Mr.. Clark.
II am for him." replied Mr.. Bou.
toll amid Republican applause. You
may nominate your Bryaa in July
but We will elect Cannon in Noycm.
Ber."
Some amusement was created when
Mr.. Clark inquired of Mr.. 1outcll il
he WIS certain that the Admins,
uaticu forces would be for Uncle ole
or not"
Every Republican.in the UniteC
States will be-" said Mr. Buutcll.
"&h, don't YOU believe any sucl
stun assthat," said Mr.. Clark, who's,
a retoft called for more demonstrativ,
applause. which broke out aEail
when Mr.. Clark inquired of Mr.. Bou
tell "Wcre you 1T the gridiron din
her here Vhen Roosevelt iHd For
uker had that fu5Sn"
That" rctN6t Boutcf!, was sim
ply one of those,ltttle ebullitions q
spirit that Will be entirely iorgotte
and every Republican In the countr
willfvote for the Republican nomI
nee"
lone lone fisherman remarke
Mr.. Clark. with Il sigh, as he too
his seat amid shouts Of laughter fror
the Democratic side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-06
7 UmORS CONQUERED
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