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Boy Falls from Runaway Horse

Boy Falls from Runaway Horse.
Glen Spriggs, the twelve year old
son of E. D. Spriggs, of McGaffey St..
ty this afternoon and although not
seriously hurt, was painfully bruised.
The horse was standing in front Of a
blacksmith shop on east Second ST.,
the boy in the seat of the wagon to
the horse started to run away the boy
tried to climb out on the horse and
secure the lines. He fell before the
horse had gone far. 1t is thought the
wagon passed over his leg. The boy
was given surgical attention. The rig
was not damaged.
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SALVATION ARMY WE'D
DING A BIG EVENT.

The Salvation Army citadel on East
Second street was crowded to the
doors last night for the Salvation Ar
my marriage, announced for that date
It was an occasion both happy and in
teresting, and the big audience thor
oughly enjoyed the unique ceremony,
as prescribed by Salvation Army ord
ers and executed by Major Frank
Wright, of Ell Paso, divisional officer.
The citadel was profuse1y and at
tractiyely decorated for the evening.
At eight o'clock the music for the
bridal march was sounded and as Mrs
r. E. Price sang Let Little sun,
shine In" the party advanced from
the rear. up the right aisle to the
platform in the front of the hall The
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Chicago, ILL.,, October 6.-All the
forces that the Democratic Ma
tional Committee can summon will
be brought into action within the next
two weeks to make a successful fight
for the Democratic cause in Indiana
and Ohio. National Chairman Mack
and Bryan will confer on the situa-
tion tomorrow, in those states and
dates for Bryan speaking in Indiana
and Ohio will be arranged. 1t is plan
ned to send speakers of national
prominence, including several U. S.
senators into the middle west to aid
in the final fight for Bryan.
Chairman Mack said to day: I'VE
are confident of Ohio and Indiana butu
we propose to keep up the hottest
kind of a fight to hold our position.
Both Bryan and Kern will speak in
Ohio and Indiana and our committee
is arranging speaking dates for sen
> ator Bacon, of Georgia, former sena-
tor Carmack, of Tennessee, former
senator Daniel, of Virginia and sever
al other prominent speakers
While planning a vigorous fight in
the middle west, said Mack, there is
to be no let up in the effort we are
making t obring New York into the
Democratic, although the National
Committee have assured me we can
win without the Empire State.''
Taft in ST. Louis This Afternoon.
Moberly, Mo-, Oct. 6.-St. Louis is
to be the Mecca of the Republican
Presidential candidate today After
five short speeches ST. Louis will be
reached shortly after noon. There an
elaborate program of entertainment
has been prepared. Taft will make an
extended address in the Coliseum this
afternoon, besides holding a public
reception at the Planters hotel He
will leave for Chicago at one O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
Sunny Jim Worn to a FRAGILE.
Kendallsville, Ind, Oct. 6.-With
voice almost used up owing to ex
cessive speech-making in the last ten
days, Sherman today reduced the
number of towns in his daily itinerary
to two. Yesterday he made nine out
of door speeches and the strain is ser
iously affecting his throat. One ad
dress will be made today at Bryan and
the other tonight at Toleda. Today
marks the candidates first essay in
Ohio, where h evil remain three
days.
Bryan Gets Rousing Reception.
Perry, Ia, Oct. 6.-Bryan got {
rousing reception on his arrival here
today. He delivered the first of the
three scheduled speeches to a grea
crowd during the day. He will alsC
speak at Tama and at Cedar Rapids
In his remarks he attacked the Re
publican party for failing to maxi
public campaign contributions and re
iterated the charge that this was be
cause they feared the light.
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NUMBER 1888

ian are in complete accord on the
principle of an immediate information
al conference to consider the Bulgar-
ian situation. Russia and Italy also
are in favor of such a conference and
even Germany is expected to adhere
to the proposal. Further and later ad
vices from Constantinople indicate
of France and Great Britain and the
result will be a conference, which
Turey will accept.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report. Observation Taken a

500 a. N.Y.
Roswell, Oct. 6.-Tempt, max. 79;
min. 40; mean so; wind, miles, dir
ect1on North. Weather clear.
Forecase for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Wednesday Sta
tionary temperature
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year
Max. SO, min. So
Extremes this date Ia years rec
ord.-Max. 80 in 19O3-O3. Min. 35 in
1906.
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EWELL & PEARSON Buy
TWO BAGGAGE WAGONS

NJ. E. Ewell and w. H. Pearson, un-
son, have bought the two baggage
wagons of the City Livery and took
charge several days ago. They will
have the baggage and furniture haul
ing for the City stable and will main
tain their Office at the same place
Mr.. Pearson win be in charge of the
work.
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SAVE YOUR EYES.
Wear Glasses Fitted by
DR.. HUNSBERGER,
Specialist in Fitting Glasses.
links JEWELRY STORE.
3 9 g g g 6, u y g g g g g 6
BAPTIST LADIES TALK
OF INDIAN MISSIONS

The Womans' Missionary Society
of the First Baptist church met at the
day afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered on Indian Miss
ions in the Southwest. Mrs. Ellis sang
a beautiful solo as only Mrs. Ellis
can sing. The vocal duet by Mrs. Car
joyed by all. During the social hour
coffee, chocolate and cake were serv-
ed.
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Commissioners Finish Their Business

Commissioners Finish Their Business
The county commissioners met yes
terday and today in the regular quar-
terly session for October. Only rou.
tine business was up for considera-
ton, including the payment of bills,
ETC. The docket was cleared by noon
today and adjournment taken. Com
missioner Fritz, of Hagerman, who
has been here throughout the sess-
ion, will return home tonight.
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his own constitution but that of his
children and but for it slums would
soon become extinct.
The following arraignment of alco-
holic liquors has been made by some
one and with it I fully agree:
Taken internally alcohol has no use
fullness for the healthy human organ.
ism.
(Continued on Page Two.)
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Improvement in Boston Wool Marke.

Improvement in Boston Wool Market.
Boston, Oct. 6.-The Improvement
of the local wool market continues.
They also have been transactions in
territory fine medium and half breed
transfers. Several thousand pounds of
Montana and Wyoming clip have been
sold at prices ranging from Is to 20
cts, while half bloods sold at So,
secured, poor grades less active.
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Belgrade, Servia, Oct. 6.-An ukase
calling out all the army reserves OF
the first class was published here to-
day. These reserves total 12O, 900 men.
This action was taken in view of the
situation in the neighboring Balkan
kilograms from the provinces show
great enthusiasm in favor of a war
against Ausutria for the reason that
Emperor Francis Joseph's prosposals
to annex the provinces of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, threaten to hem in Ser
via on the west. Furthermore, the
great majority of the population of
Bosnia are Servians and bitterly op-
pose annexation.
Russia Also Wants a Conference.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 6.-The inten-
ton of Russia to colvoke a congress
of the powers to discuss a revision
of the Berlin treaty was the subject
of long conference yesterday be-
tween acting minister of foreign aft
airs Tichargokoff and diplomatic rep
resentatives of the powers interest
ed. These included the Turkish, Brit.
ish, and Austro|Hungarian ambassa
doris. No statement as to the attitude
of the Russian government is obtain
able today and the diplomats are un.
willing to commit themselves regard
ing the possibility of Turkish Bul
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Herbert Named Receiver.

The bankruptcy case of Dr. c. L.
Parsons was heard before D. W. Ell.
lott, district referee, in the latter's
Office yesterday afternoon and Guy
H. Herbert was named receiver Oc-
tober II was set as the day for the
first meeting of creditors.
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garian was as the result of the Bull
but the general impression is that
Turkey will not regard the Bulgarian
action, which was taken in the face
of an emphatic Russian protest, as a
cause for war.
Turkey Will Make Strong Protest.
Constantinople, Oct. 6.-The couH-
Gil of Ministers held a long session
this morning to consider the action
of Bulgaria in the declaration of in
dependence of yesterday and decid-
ed it was impossible to accept any
proceedings that violated the exist
ing treaties and that Turkey should
address a circular note to the pow
ers pointing out the necessity of TAX
ing measures to enforce respect for
the treaty of Berlin. Replying to the
terms sent to the Turkish govern
ment by Prince Ferdinand, in which
he said that in the declaration of in
dependence he had been compelled
to respect the voice of the nation and
expressed the hope that friendly rel
| she has invited the powers to confer
| on the situation and as her rights are
guaranteed by the powers she will
| look to them for their defense
Conference Will Be Held.
Paris, Oct. ct is announced this
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Registration books End precinct op-
en- Friday and Saturday at the Ros-
well Drug Store.
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DIR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 100.
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CLOSE BASE
BALL RACE
BUT FEW POINTS SEPARATE THE
LEADERS IN BOTH LEAGUES
FANS ARE CRAZY
WILL PLAY OFF TIE

Directors of The National League
Give Permission to New York to
Play Off the Disputed chieago-New
York Game If 1t Cares to Do So or
the Condition of the Race Warrants
the Game.
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DEMOCRATS
CONFIDENT
CHAIRMAN MACK CONFIDENT OF
THE ELECTION OF BRYAN AZ
TER INDIANA AND OHIO.
TO MAKE GREAT FFF0R!

Bryan and Kern Will Speak in Ohio
and Indiana and Many Prominent
Speakers of National Repute Will
Be Called Out.-Bryan Now in Iowa.
Taft and Sherman in Missouri and
Indiana Respectively.
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Ball bearing skates. Enterprise
Hardware Co.
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SERVIA CALLS
OUT men
UKASE ISSUER CALLING OUT 12o,.
600 MEN OF THE RESERVES
FOR ACTIVE ERVICE.
PROBABLY A CONFERENCE

ing on Calling a Conference to Dis
cuss the Serious Situation Now Ex-
sting in the Balkans and the Bull
garian Declaration Of independence.
,Servia Wants War with Austria.
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Conference Will Be Held.

Paris, Oct 6.-It is announced this
afternoon that France and Great Brit
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-13
ANOTHER FEDERAL OFFICE
FOR ALBUQUERQUE

Washington, July 13.-During the
fall months the forest service is to be
completely reorganized and one-half
the clerks sent west and distributed
between the six cities chosen for ad-
ministrative headquarters. At each of
these places from 40 to so clerks will
be located, under as many admins
trative heads, and will handle purely
administrative forestry matters that
are now handled in Washington.
These branch offices will be located
at Denver, Salt Lake, Missoula, Albu-
querque, Portland, and San Francisco.
This change is made to permit dispo-
sition of administrative matters in
localities when they arise and avoid
delays incident to transmission Of pa
pers to Washington and return, as at
present.
No new appointments will be made
but the clerks assigned to the western
division will all be sent from Wash
ington, where they are now employed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-13
CLEVELAND WILL
IS PROBATED
Ten Thousand Dollars Left to Each Of
His Chilren-Minor Bequests to
Friends.

Trenton, N j., July 13.-The will
lof former President Grover Cleveland
has been admitted to probate here. 1t
lis in Mr.. Cleveland's own handwriting
land makes no disclosures as to the ex-
tent of his wealth.
After some minor bequests to friends
and the creation of fund Of $4,000
for each of the four children, the re.
mainder of the estate is left to Mrs.
Cleveland.
In the will Mr.. Cleveland expresses
the desire that he be buried at the
place where he died, and that his body
be not removed unless it should be
absolutely necessary to have 1t re.
pose by the side Of his wife's body.
Mrs. Cleveland is made executrix
and Frank s. Hastings executor un-
der the will.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-13
COMPANY F. OFF
FOR LEON SPRINGS
Three Appointed Officers and Forty
Enlisted Men Of the First Infantry
Furnished BY Santa Fe.

The following Is the roster Of Com
.pany F, First Regiment of Infantry
New Mexico National Guard, which
company will leave this evening or
the south bound train for Albuquer
que, there to join the battalion which
leaves tomorrow morning via the San
ia Fe Railway system and the Eastern
Railway of New Mexico for LeoI
Springs, Texas, to join the encamp
ment of the troops Of the regular army
and volunteer organizations from 9th
er states now, in encampment there
Roster Of Officers.
Captain Fl. e. Mccullough First
Lieutenant Carlos Vierra, Second
Lieutenant Grahme Fl. Frost.
Roster Of Enlisted Men.
First Sergeant, Il. NJ. Marsh; Sec.
ons Sergeant, Jake Stafford Third
Sergeant, Olaf Windsor; Corporals
Fern Wiley, George Marsh. Harry
Hogle and f. II. Mcbride; Musician
Esterino Napoleon; Privates. Ellis
Jacobson, Thomas Closson, Clinton J.
Crandall, Jr, Fred Gregg, Ralph Enos
John Ervien, Charles Curry Frank
Curry, Frank Hall, j. Creamer B
Winter, B. Fiske, r. J. Harvey, Carl
Meeks, Harry Franklin, ]. Loomis, c.
H. Gildersleeve, George Dickinson
Fred Digneo, J. II. Wade, Leo f
Butts, Chalmers Mcconnell, II. D
Jones. John Hunt. cook; Edgar
Slaughter, assistant cook. Inigo Dazo
company clerk.
The company will form at 6 O'Clock
at the armory and after company in
spection will march to the Santa Fe
depot and board the 7:i0 O'Clock train
for the south.
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BETTER SERVICE ON
SANTA FE CENTRAL
New Passenger Equipment, InoIud.
ing ParIor and Observation Car,
to Be Put On at an Early Date.

To New Mexican reporter today
General Traffic Manager Morel Law
of the Santa Fe Central railway. stat
ed that the company has arrangements
under way to improve the train serv.
ice on this line. Additional coaches
b accommodate the growing passen.
ger service will be added and also a
parlor and observation car will be put
in service at an early date.
1--WE are for the betterment and ad
vancement of the city of Santa Fe,
said Mr.. Law, "and we are going tt
have some literature printed soon
setting forth the advantages Offered
in the Capital City to the nealthseek
er as well as to the investor. Espec
tally in the printed matter we are
getting out for advertising purposes
we urge Eastern people to come here
and build cottages and spend their
summer vacations in this grand and
healthy climate"
The literature that the Santa Fe
Central will get out will be scattered
broadcast throughout the United
States. Mr.. Law also remarked that il
would be a good idea for the
Board of Trade of Santa Fe to get ou1
some attractive printed matter con
cerning this city and then also en-
deavor to secure wider publicity
through the press of the country.
Mr.. Law commented on the
great good the New Mexican is doing
in boosting the city as we'll as the en-
tire territory.
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LAND FILINGS OF
PAST SIX MONTHS
Business Transacted Has Been Great.
er Than Ever Before in History
| Of Local Office.

For the past six months, from Jan.
uary ! TO July l, 1908, the business Of
the United States Land Office in San.
ia Fe has been greater than ever be-
fore during the same period, which
proves the fact that immigration into
the Sunshine territory has increased
considerably in the past year or two
and especially during the past six
months. The people who have come
to the territory in recent months are
not the so-called "sooners" who
come and file and then aban.
doh their holdings. but they
are men who are experienced in
farming from the East, who have come
here, bringing their families and in
many instances carload or two Of
stock, farm implements and household
goods. Many of them have erected
comfortable homes and others are
planning 20 do so.
During the period mentioned there
We're 1876 original homestead entries
made in the Santa Fe Land Office GOV.
erng about $4,000 acres. This repre-.
sents 1876 heads of families that have
come into this particular district un.
der the Jurisdiction of the local land
office Many of the newcomers have
large families. but taking it at low
figure, say at three members to every
family, it totals up an increase of 5,26S
in the population of the counties in
the local land Office district from this
source alone.
The month of April was the busiest
month when 391 entries were made,
while the month of June had the least
number of entries, there having been
only 129 filings.
Guadalupe county seems to have
been the mecca of the hOmeseekers
during the past six months as little
more than one-third of the entire en-
tries made in the fourteen counties
were credited to Guadalupe, it having
625 entries. The Estancia valley re-
ceived goodly share of the immigra.
ton as Torrance county is credited
with 445 entries and Santa Fe is third
with 225 entries. The other counties
follow: Mora, 1914 entries; San Mi
guel 143; San Juan Ga; Valencia IS;
Colfax 35; Bernalillo II; Rio Arriba
IA; Sandoval 8; Mckinley 3; Taos 2;
Socorro /.
There were during the same, period
1871 final entries. San Miguel leads in
these entries, it having 40; Mora coun.
ty second, with IS. and Torrance coun.
lty third, with 81. The other counties
are: Guadalupe 26; Colfax IA; Valen
cia, Santa Fe San Juan and Bernalillo
each had 8; Socorro 4; Sandoval l.
During the last six months there
were 1873 desert land entries. Each en-.
TRY represents tract of land from 100
to 320 acres. San Juan county was the
favorite for those who were looking
for desert lands as according to the
records in the land Office more than
one-half of the filings were made in
that county, it having n entries; Val
encia county is second with &c. The
other counties are: Mora 10; Tor.
rance 8; Colfax and Guadalupe, two
each; Taos, Santa Fe and Mckinley,
one each.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-13
WESTERN FEDERATION OF
MINERS MEETS AT DENVER.

Denver, July 13.-The opening ses-
sion today of the sixteenth annual
convention of the Western Federation
of Miners was devoted to the ap-
pointment committee on credentials
pointment of committee on creden-
tlals and two short addresses, one by
George HALEY, president of the Color
ado State Federation of Labor, and an
other by w. A. Burns, a member OF the
Miners Union of Virginia and Neva-
da. Both declared the two organizations
should work more in harmony Il not
together. It was announced that
President Lewis of the United Mine
Workers will appear before the con-
vention and that the unofficial confer
ence will result in the amalgamating
OF the coal and metaliferous miners.
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Herman Rid
Stats Zeitung at
His Disposal
CHOOSE NATIONAL MANAGER
Early Decision in Chairman
ship is Looked For-..Ex.
poets Much From johnson

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., July 49,
You may rely on the sincere and
earnest support Of the New York
Stats Zeitung,' signature, Herman
Ridder.'
This telegram sent by the New
York editor from some Kansas town.
the name of which could not be de-
ciphered was received by w. J. Bry-
an at Fairview yesterday. and al
though Mr.. Bryan made no comment,
his pleasure was evident in the buoy.
ant tone in which he read the state,
mcnt
1t was Mr.. Ridder who before the
Denver convention, called here with
the announced intention of asking Mr..
Bryan to withdraw from the field on
the ground, in Mr.. Riders opinion
that Mr.. Bryan could not win in No
yember.
Several Would Be Chairman.
Later, Mr.. Hall said he thought 1t
safe to say the new national chair
man would be one of the following:
ID. j. Campau, Michigan; J. f.
Lamb, Indiana; Ollie James. Ken
lucky and J. H. Atwood, Kansas. All
save Campau are members of the ma
tional committee
Lincoln Democrats declare that Mr..
Ridder did not press this point how
ever, upon visiting Fairview. He de-
parted from Lincoln in a happy frame
of mind, with Mr.. Bryan's 20. X" on
his free wood pulp plank.
Dr. P. l.. Hall, Nebraska's new
member of the national committee,
discussed with Mr., Bryan yesterday
arrangements for Mr.. Bryan's meeting
with the national committee here
Tuesday. The qualifications of mum.
ber of men for the position of chair
man of the committee were talked ov-
er informally, but their names were
not to be learned either from Mr..
Bryan or DR.. Hall.
Bryan to Make the Selection.
There is disposition to leave the
final selection to Mr.. Bryan. How
ever, it is predicted that the end of
the meeting here will see the chair
manship a settled fact, and many de-
tails of the coming campaign mapped
out at least in outline. Mr.. Bryan
has received numerous offers of ser
vices of campaign speakers.
Among Mr.. Bryan's supporters
whose activity will be given the wild
est range possible is Governor john
son, of Minnesota. This word was
given when some forty or l.ly Of the
Johnson corporals who went from
Minneapolis to Denver to fight for the
governor, called at Fairview yesterday
In token of surrender of the Johnson
forces, Lester Elwood gave up his flag
with Johnson's name on it to Mr..
Bryan, the latter declaring that It
should have conspicuous place
among the trophies of Fairview.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-07-13
NEW CURE FOUND
FOR PERITONITIS
Remarkable Results Attend Oxyger
Treatment at New York
Hospital.

New York, July 13.-The remark
able results that have attended the
treatment of peritonitis with pure
oxygen at the Beth Israel hospital
have raised the hopes of the medical
profession that a way has been found
at last to combat this dread disease
which places the stamp OF death up
on IS per cent of its victims. Within
the last two weeks four patients whose
cases seemed hopeless have been
cured by this treatment, the oxygen
being applied directly in the region
of the peritoneum through an incision
in the abdomen.
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WILL NOT ENDORSE
ANTl-SALoON LEAGUE

Columbus, O., July 13.-Prominent
Prohibitionists today declared there
will not be any bitter fight over the
endorsement of the Anti-Saloon
League by the national Prohibition
convention which opens here Wednes.
day. The sentiment of the men direct.
ing the affairs of this party is epito-
mized by National Chairman Charles
r. Jones, of Chicago, who said today:
"No delegate will have the temerity
to introduce resolution endorsing
the Anti-Saloon League. The senti-
ment of the convention is against It."