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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-27
kinq Badly Informed.

Paris, July 26.-The Petit Journals Lis bon correspondent says that King Ed ward has written to King Manuel ex- pressing regret that. he was badly in formed as to the real condition in Port ugal during Premier Franco's regime; otherwise he would have given advice which might have prevented the tragedy of February 1. Certain diplomatic changes, says the correspondent. are like 1y to follow the letter.
 sulate of some other country where he might not be as welcome, but where he would, nevertheless, be protected.
 Elias K Cheney the American consul at Curacoa will probably be required by the state department to make report of todays eventssat willemstadt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
ARIZONA EIKS.
EJECT DISTURBERS
After Three Warnings to Quit Theater
Box Party in Prescott Play House
is Roughly Handled.

Prescott, Ariz., July 23-John Mason
Ross, president of the Territorial Bar
Association; Lieutenant c. s. Hoyt,
U. s. Army, stationed at Fort Whip
pie; DR.. A. J. Murietta, surgeon to
Senator w. A. Clark and the United
Verde Copper company at Jerome, and
A. D. Bardhard, assayer; Harry Thorn.
as, assistant cashier of the Commercial
Trust company of Arizona; L. s.
Keeler, manager Of the Yavapai Club.
the swellest social organization in
northern Arizona; e. E. Lejune. pri
vate secretary to Frank Murphy,
president of the Santa Fe, Prescott
and Phoenix railroad; Bernard Cuniff,
general manager Of the Savoy Mining
company; George Shurtleff, mining
capitalist; Orleans Longacre, general
manager of the Poland Mining com.
pany and c. H. Hinderer, United
States forest supervisor, were fired
out of a box at the Elks theater last
night, for creating a disturbance by
making remarks to players on the
stage.
After being thrice warned, the men
were told to go to the box ONCE, get
their money and leave. They refused
to go. Manager Lytton Of the Earl
Burgess Theater company, appealed
to the Elks who built the theater, for
protection. An officer attempted to eject
Manager Keeler of the Yavapal Club.
A bloody fight occurred between Kee-
Ter and well known Elk. Keeler was
knocked down and literally dragged
through the lobby and thrown out. The
other members of the party then hasti.
ly left the theater.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
WANT ROOSEVELT
TO COME WEST
Republican Leaders of Rocky Noun.
tain States Think It Would Help
Tafts' Candidacy.

Denver July 23--Frank Fl. Hitch.
cock, chairman Of the Republican ma
tional committee, arrived here last
night in an automobile from Colorado
Springs. and in company of other
members Of his party left Immediately
on the 9 o'clock train over the Bur.
lington route for Chicago. Upon his
arrival there he will confer with a
number OF political leaders from the
middle west states and arrange a con.
ference such as was held at Colorado
Springs, to organize for the campaign
in the West.
The western politicians are very
anxious that Judge Taft visit this sec.
tion at an early date and they will
make an effort also to induce Presi.
dent Roosevelt to come west. They
told Mr.. Hitchcock that the Republi.
can situation in the west would be
greatly improved II the president
would come out in positive statement
in favor of Judge Taft and give assur.
ances that the Republican candidate
for president unquestionably will
carry out the policies of the present
administration. This Is matter they
intend to bring to the attention of
the president and Judge Taft.
1t is now definitely determined that
great deal of the camDaening in the
West will be done by Senators Borah.
of Idaho. Long Of Kansas, La Toilette
of Wisconsin, and Dolliver of Iowa. If
possible, these men will be kept in the
western states practically all of the
time. 1t is expected that Senator Bor-
ah will be the western member of the
executive committee of the national
committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
|TtRCENTENARY Of
CITY OF QUEBEC
Great Ponp Marks
Celebration of
the Event
PRINCE or WALES THERE
Other Official Cuests Include
Representatives From
Many Countries.

Quebec, July 23.-The arrival of
the Prince Of Wales was the signal
for the official opening today Of the
celebration in commemoration of the
Booth anniversary of the founding Of
Quebec by Champlain. The Prince Of
Wales presided over the opening ex-
ercises, receiving the foreign repre-
sentatives at the foot Of Champlain's
monument and reviewing the historic.
al pageant reproducing Quebec's his.
tory.
The arrival of Champlain and his
crew on fac-simile of the snip Don
Dieu, in which Champlain crossed the
Atlantic, is set for o'clock this after
noon and naval review by the
Prince of Wales will follow His
Highness spent the morning review
ing the naval posts and making calls
on foreign representatives. S
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
GREAT STEEL TOWN
FORMALLY DEDICATED
First Vessel Carrying Cargo Of Iron
Ore For Mills at Gary, indiana,
Drops Anchor In Harbor.

Gary, Indiana, July 23.-When the
steamer p. G. Gary, with the first car
go Of iron ore which the great steel
mills here will soon begin operations
entered the new harbor today, the
American fag was run up on the high
staff at the harbor entrance and sa.
lutes we're fired from three govern
ment vessels.
As soon as the harbor was reached
the formal exercises began, the speak
ers talking from the steamers bridge.
The guest Of honor was John w. Kern,
Democratic candidate for vice-presi-
dent Following the exercises there
was an exhibition Of rapid work In un-
loading vessel.
Before the close Of navigation this
summer 1t is expected a million tons
Of ore will be unloaded from vessels
here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
CASTRO ExPELS QUEEN
WIlHELMiNA'S MINISTER.

Caracas, Venezuela, July 23.--Pres
ident Castro has expelled J. H. Derus
minister resident of the Netherlands
from Venezuela. The minister's pass
ports were sent him by Senor Paul
the Venezuelan minister of foreign
affairs, who in a letter credits Presi
dent Castro with saying:
"You are incompetent to serve as
a friendly medium in tie relations
between this government and the
Netherlands"
Senor Paul in another letter to the
foreign minister to the Netherlands
says:
This indispensable measure affects
only M. Derus. 1t will not alter the
existing friendly relations between
Venezuela and the netherlands. Vene
zuela desires to cultivate these re
lations."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23

Chicago, July 23.--E. P. Ripley,
president of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railway company, has re-
piled to the plea for campaign of
education made by H. c. Barlow, ex-
ecutive director of the Chicago Asso-
citation of Commerce, against an adj
vance In freight rates.
State and national regulation of
railroads, according to Mr.. Ripley, has
been persecution. In the course of his
letter, President Ripley says:
"A year ago our critics were asking
why we did not spend money faster.
why we did not double our investment.
why we could not furnish enough
track, enough power, enough cars.
Now they ask us why We did not keep
our money, and say that We ought to
have foreseen the lean period.
THE facts are, even on the enor-
nous business of last year, the mar
gin of profit made by the railroads in
general was not large enough for
safety. and even with continuance
of heavy traffic, an increase in rates
would be necessary If the roads are to
retain their credit and ability to Gre
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
American Runner
Charged With
Fowling
Another Unfair Decision
Mars Olympic Games in
London.

London, July 23.--In the final 400
metre fiat race G. G. Carpenter of Cor
nell University, came in first. A sensa-
ton was created when the officials de-
clared 1t no race on the ground that
Carpenter had bored (pocketed)
Hallswelle, the English runner Mat
thew F. Halpin, manager of the Amer.
lean team, says the Americans will
not run the race over again.
The final of the standing high jump
was won by Ray G. Every, Of the New
York Athletic Association, with a
mark of feet, inches
The final of the catch-ascatch-can
heavyweight wrestling match was
won by O. Kelly, Of the United King.
dom, who defeated Gunderson Of Nor
way.
The final 200 metre fiat race was
won by Kerr of Canada. Cloughen, of
the Irish-American Athletic Associa
tion was second, and N. J. Cartnell, Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, was
third. The time was ~ rs seconds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
|POLT|CS IN RAILROADS
PERSECUTION DECLARES RIPLEY
President Of Santa Fe System Says Gov
ernment Regulation is Wholly Di-
rected Towards Limiting Reve-
nues and Increasing Ex-
penses.

ate the facilities which the public de-
mands.
THE Atchison is. surpassed as to its
physical condition by few roads in
the country, but could spend three
times the amount of the gigantic sur
plus to excellent advantage in Great
ing facilities for the use of the pun
lie, and as much more in supplying
transportation to regions that badly
need it. But with governmental 'regu-
lation,' both state and national, which
is wholly directed toward limiting
railroad revenues, it is small wonder
that ii is hard to borrow money.
Il am not opposing proper govern
ment supervision, but we have much
more than that, and if it is true, as
devoutly believe, that the railroad
should not be in politics., is it not
equally true that politics should not
be in the railroad? Yet the way to po-
litical preferment is to devise some
new scheme to harass the railroad,
and in many places for purely political
reasons.
Give us a square deal a chance
to live-or let the government take
us, because the present conditions are
impossible"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
CHIEF Of GRAZING
MAKES INSPECTION
Visits Proposed Ad-
dition to Pecos
Forest
FAVoRs ITS EXTENSION
Official Makes Important Dis
covery Regarding Owner
ship Of Lands.

A. r. Potter, chief of grazing of the
United States Forest Service. who is
in the city this week examining the
proposed addition to the PecOs Forest
made trip yesterday to the San Mi
guel grant in San Miguel county which
it is proposed to ad to the forest. Gov
ernor George Curry and Forest Super
visor Ross Mcmillan, accompanied
Mr.. Potter on this inspection trip.
To a New Mexican reporter this
morning, Mr.. Potter said that he
found conditions different in the San
Miguel grant from what he had ex-
pected. There are a number of people
occupying farms in the valleys, who
have been under the impression that
they had a good title to their holdings
but as it Is, they have no claims what
ever to the land they are holding
Mr.. Potter looked the situation over
carefully and will recommend that all
the lands embraced in the grant be
added to the Pecos National Forest
with the exception of the valley lands,
where many settlers are occupying
farms and which will be opened for
homestead entry.
Many occupants Of the LANDS, who
have built homes and improved the
lands in the pretty valleys of the San
Miguel grant, met Mr.. Potter and dis
cussed the situation very thor
oughly. AS a result of the meeting
they have asked that the time for
throwing this land open to entry be
delayed until Secretary Of the Interior
James R. Garfield visits New Mexico
during the National Irrigation Con.
gress, when the secretary will give a
hearing to these people.
Secretary Garfield will be asked to
recommend the passage of congress
sional act in the next session of con-
gress, giving these people first right
to the claims they are now holding. If
Secretary of the Interior Garfield, af-
ter the hearing of the settlers claims,
does not recommend the plan as sug-
gested by Mr.. Potter, the land will be
opened for entry, and very likely the
present occupants, will make a rush
to file on lands now occupied by them.
Mr. Potter is of the opinion that Sec
retary Garfield will look favorably up.
on the suggestions made and after
hearing the true conditions existing
will ask Congress to pass special act
giving the lands in the valley to their
present claimants.
Tomorrow, Mr.. Potter, accompanied
by Forest Supervisor Ross Mcmillan,
will leave on a trip through the Pc
cos National Forest and they expect
to spend several days inspecting its
various points.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
DECLARES PEERLESS ONE
HAS CONVINCED PEOPLE

Milwaukee, Wis, July 23-T. NJ
Cleary, who was permanent chairman
Of the Democratic state convention to
day in speech delivered stated that
William Jennings Bryan has succeed
ed In convincing the public that the
policies Of the Republican party are
destructive and its leaders the willing
tools Of special privileges.
The platform adopted by the con
vention endorses the national Demo
cratic platform and especially com
mends Its declarations respecting tar
IN reductions, trust control, valuation
OF railroad property and the election
Of United States senator's by direct
vote Of the people.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
BANDITS BATTLE
WITH POLICE.
Desperadoes Cause
Reign of Terror
in Boston
4 Hit - - -
LEAVE TRAIL OF BLOOD
After Running Fight Men
Who Shot Up Saloon
Are Captured.

Boston, Mass, July 23-After three
deadly battles between three despera.
does, city police and an army of citi.
zens, the first encounter taking place
last Tuesday night in a bar room in
this city, the second last evening In
the streets on Jamaica Plains and the
third early today in cemetery, one
of the bandits was literally riddled
with bullets. and killed a second. be-
lieved to be wounded was being
searched for in a cemetery early to-
day, while the third was taken last
night to the police station. The des-
peradoes left behind in their trail OF
a mile and a half two dead and eleven
wounded All are believed to be for
eigners.
The man captured is believed to be
Giuseppe Device. He is charged with
murder, having been identified by four
men as one of three who "shot up"
saloon Tuesday night, killing one man
land wounding two others.
Upon being discovered last night in
Calvary cemetery. the desperadoes
fled through Jamaica Plains, shooting
on all sides Eight persons, including
one woman, were shot In the melee.
Passing into Forest Hill cemetery the
|desperadoes encountered Watchman
Herbert E. Knox. whom they shot
Knox died three hours afterward. At
this time the cemetery was surround
ed by officers who began at daybreak
a search which resulted in the cap.
ture of one man and the killing of an
other.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
CONDITIONS AWFUL
ALONG RED RIVER
People in Flooded District of Louisi.
ana Face Starvation-Crops a
Total Loss.

Lake Charles, La, July 23-Alder-
man John Shattuck, who returned yes.
terday from a tour of the flooded dis.
trict along the Red River, declares
that conditions there are pitiable
Practically every vestage OF anything
with which to sustain life has been
swept away and many people are fac
ing starvation. Sanitary conditions
are also serious owing to rotting vege
tation
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
REV. DAVID X. GREER
SUCCEEDS BISHOP POTTER

New York, July 23-Right Rev.
David H. Greer, who was bishop coad-
jutor Of New York until the death of
Bishop Henry G. Potter at Coopers
town, New York, now becomes bishop
Of the protestant Episcopal diocese Of
New York. Bishop Greer will enter
Immediately into the Office Of the bis
|hopric, no additional conservation BEL
Ing necessary, Bishop Greer II now in
London, but will return at once. VA
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
BODY OF BISHOP POTTER
TO REST IN NEW YORK

Cooperstown, N. y, July 23.-Pri.
vate funeral services for the family
Of Bishop Henry G. Potter of New
York will be held here tomorrow morn.
ing. Archdeacon Nelson of New York,
Bishop Charles A. Olmstead of Utica
and Rev. Ralph Birdsill Of Coopers.
town, will oficiate. The body will be
taken to New York on special train
and placed in a receiving vault at
Trinity cemetery. Although there is
to be public funeral no date has as
yet been fixed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
CITIZENS MASS
MEETING TONIGHT
Mayor Suggests That All Business
Men Attend Conference at Court
House at 8 O'Clock.

s s 81 X - = = = x s s
s Tonight at s O'Clock a mass
s meeting Of the business men
s and citizens generally Of Santa
: Fe will be held at the court
s house. The meeting has been
$ called by Mayor Jose D. Sena
s and is for the purpose OF max
s ing arrangements for the pro-
= per entertainment of the dele
s gates and other visitors who
= will come to the Capital next
s month to attend the Republican
s territorial convention, which
s will meet here on August 49,
$ It Is very necessary that Santa
s Fe extend a hearty welcome to
s the visitors, who, from present
s indications, will number at
s least five hundred.
= x IS ~ X IS * s. ~ X 81
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
CATTLE THIEVES BEGIN
SERVING TERMS IN PEN.

E. r. Dye and B. K. Foster, two
prisoners from Lincoln county. were
brought to the territorial penitentiary
today to begin serving terms for cat
tie stealing.
Both were convicted at the special
term Of court for that county which
adjourned on Saturday last. Dye was
sentenced to serve four years and
Foster two years.
Sheriff J. w. Owen and Deputy
Manuel Aragon Of Lincoln county,
were in charge of the prisoners.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
TURKISH REBELS
DELIVER ULTIMATUM
Serve Notice on Sultan II Their De.
nnands Are Not Needed They
Will Seize Monastin.

London, July ga dispatch from
Monastir, European Turkey, says that
d committee Of the Young Turks par.
ty has sent ? memorandum to a repre-.
sentative OF the Sultan selung forth
the party's wishes and demanding a
reply in seven days. If the porte re-
fuses their demands, the committee
announces it will seize the municipal
government of Monastn and es.
tablish a parliament.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
APPEAL UNLIKELY
IN STANDARD CASE.
Rumor Says Il Will Not Be Carried to
Higher Tribunal-Judge Lands
Not to Sit in Next Trial.

New York, July 23.--It was learned
today through sources identified with
the Standard Oil company that the
twenty nine million dollar case is
not likely to 60 to the Supreme Court
of the United States. Nor is it be-
lieved the case will be tried again
before Judge lands as the Standard
Oil company would protest against 1t
and ask some other judge to sit in the
case.
To File Petition For Re-Hearlng.
Chicago, July 23.-United States
District Attorney Sims today announc-
ed positively that a petition for re-
hearing in the case of the government
against the Standard Oil company. of
Indiana, decided adversely to the gov
ernment by Judge Grosscup yesterday
would be filed. The petition will be
based on two alleged errors in the
quoted portion Of the opinion of the
court
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
To File Petition For Re-Hearing.
BRYAN URGES CoLoRED
VOTERS TO GET BUSY

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., July 23.-
The determination Of the Democrats
to capture the negro vote of the coun-
try was emphasized today when Bryan
told delegation of negroes from Lin
coin that it was his desire that they
should get in touch with their breth.
ern everywhere, particularly in Ohio
and agree upon line of campaign
in behalf Of the Democratic national
ticket.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
SPECIAL TERM OF COURT
AT LINCOLN ADJOURNS

The special term OF the territorial
district court for Lincoln county which
was in session at the county seat for
three weeks, adjourned last Saturday.
A large amount Of civil business was
transacted and all the old cases on
theAcriminal docket were disposed of.
The grand jury found Al indictments,
mostly for minor offenses. Judge E. A.
Mann and District Court Clerk Charles
P. Downs left Monday last for their
homes at Albuquerque.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
TEN INJURED IN
COLORADO WRECK

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 23.--
Ten persons were injured two of them
seriously, by the derailment of two
cars of Colorado Springs and Grip
pie Greek train at Fairview, this
morning. The seriously injured are:
Mrs. J. s. Williams, of Sheffield, I'll.
inois, leg broken, body bruised and
hurt internally.
Martha Williams, her 12-year-old
daughter, arms crushed and SCALP
torn, internally injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
BRYAN GIVES UP
NEWSPAPER WORK
Democratic Presidential Nominee
Turns Paper Over to His Brother
During Campaign.

Lincoln, Neb., July 23.-W. ]. Bryan
has retired from active work on the
Commoner and will not be personally
responsible for matter appearing in it's
columns during the campaign. Charles
w. Bryan will be the publisher and
Richard l.. Metcalfe the editor. All
the profits from the Commoner until
election will be turned over to the
Democratic national committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
JUDGE TAFT GOES
TO OYSTER BAY.

New York, July 23.-William H.
Taft arrived in Jersey City this af-
ternoon on his way to Oyster Bay
where he will confer with President
Roosevelt regarding some points in
his speech accepting the presidential
nomination.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-23
PRESIDENT RETURNS
TO SYCAMORE HILL

Oyster Bay, July 23.-President
Roosevelt arrived here on board the
Mayhower this morning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-14
MOTOR CYCLE TEST
 AT HILL CLIMBING
LOCAL CLUB ANNOUNCES INTER- ESTING EVENT FOR MEX! WED- NESDAY-RACES ON APRIL 24 AT FAIR GROUNDS.

The Birmingham Motorcycle club will, March IS, at o'clock, hold hill-climb- ing contest on Seventeenth street, be- tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave nues, south.
 The hill at this point is the very steep est in the city. The power of the mo- torcycle will be demonstrated in perform ing these tests, and in addition, the sport will be interesting. The point of test is just off the loop car line, and it is prob able that large crowd will be on hand to witness the sport.
 The club also has arranged for motor cycle races at the Fair Grounds April "A. Stanley T. Kellogg, champion anna teru motorcyclist of the world, will ap- pear in Birmingham on this occasion and several match races between him and Bob Stubbs, the champion of Birmingham, have been arranged.
 The motorcycle club is making itself exceedingly active. Last Sunday the club went on a jaunt to Silver Lake, where a delightful day was spent. Tomorrow the club will take a spin out short distance, and then ride around the High land loop. This ride will give the peo- pie an opportunity of observing that the motorcycle is slow of pace, noiseless and easily controlled. even as it is fast as lightning, very powerful and full of noise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-14
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