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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

administration of the board of which
he is the chairman the affairs of the
county of Union have constantly i'm
proved and today the county pays its
debts dollar for dollar.
Mr.. Gal,egos is in the prime of life
and man of fine moral character who
enjoys an excellent reputation through.
out his section and who is popular
with his fellow citizens. He is a Re.
publican in politics and cast his first
vote for the Republican nominees OF
TIE territory right after his twenty.
first birthday.
He was nominated unanimously by
the Republican county convention OF
the two counties, it being concluded
that he was the right man for the i'm
portant position to which ha has been
nominated as he was satisfactory to
all classes Of the population and as his
popu' arity and good standing would
be effective in uniting the different
factions Of the Republican party in the
two counties.
It is believed he will be elected by a
very handsome majority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
TAFT'S BIGGEST DAY
OF PRESENT CAMPAIGN

This is Taft's big day in Greater
New York After a days strenuous
work in cities and towns along the
Hudson river. New York and Troy,
Taft returned to New York today to
be the central figure in the biggest
Republican day of the present cam
paign in the metropolis.
Taft's train was due to reach here
half an hour before noon and from
that time until midnight or later, al
most every moment of the candidates
time will be assigned to various parts
of the city At noon he had an engage
ment to speak before big gathering
at the West street Farm" and the
day will close with mass meeting at
Madison Square aGrden. The interim
+ will be divided between many, meet.
ings on Manhattan Island and in the
Bronx Governor Hughes will accom-
pany Taft on part of his flying trim
today and will be one of the principal
speakers in Madison Square Garden
tonight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

Currys administration and urged the
election OF Delegate Andrews as the
only way open to attain statehood.
Mr.. Ely has been for several days
in this locality and was very cordial
ly received. He presented statehood as
difficult of attainment, but highly de.
sirable. He depicted the objections
urged by Congress and pictured the
type of man to secure us the privilege,
concluding with a happy presentation
of Delegate Andrews and an earnest
appeal to set aside partisanship and
vote for the end to be attained.
Both speakers were very nicely re-
ceived and We're frequently interrupt
ed by applause. The audience appear
ed to have had very kindly feeling
toward statehood and Andrews.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
BRYAN CONFIDENT OF
WINNING AT THE POLLS

Bryan was in excellent spirits when
he started on trip upstate today.
81 have had a delightful and busy
time during my stay in New York
said he, "and have learned something
| did not know before. learned that
we waste a great deal of time in sleep.
Always before I supposed a man must
have eight hours sleep, but find you
New Workers thrive on five hours"
what do you think of signs?" he
was asked.
81 think the signs are improving all
the time"
do you expect to carry New York
state?"
81 certainly do. hnd expect to
carry the entire Middle West, as we'll
as some Eastern states. We will have
enough votes in the electoral college
and more. Nebraska is sure and so,
II think, is Ohio"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

Eufracio f. Gallegos. who is the Re-
publican candidate for member of the
legislative council of the Thirty-eighth
legislative assembly from the district
composed of ColfaX and Union coun.
ties. is native of New Mexico, born
March 13. 1878, at Gallegos, New
Mexico. The place is named after his
family which is very old and re.
spected one of the territory, his father
Franklin Gallegos, being one of the
original settlers of what is now I'm.
ion county
While boy he received instruction
from private tutor. He afterwards at.
tended the public schools at Trinidad
and thereafter attended the Christian
Brothers College at st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, where he attained very fair
English education.
He is a stock raiser at Gallegos and
also engaged in mercantile business
He was elected four years ago a mem
Der of the board of county commits.
sioners of Union county and has serv-
ed as its chairman since then with
credit, ability and honesty. Under the
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
LIE PROMPTLY NAILED

Washington. Oct. 2S.-The Civil
Service Commission has decided that
there was no foundation for the
charges that custom inspectors of
New York were compelled to see a
Mr. Plummer in the office of Trea-
surer Sheldon, of the Republican ma
tional committee at No. g Wall Street,
and they contributed 81 each. 1t was
charged that the 450 inspectors were
assessed that amount to help the Re-
publication campaign, to which they
had already contributed. Commissioner
Green went to New FORK to investi-
gate, examined forty or fifty employees
and reported that he found no trace
of coercion or assessment. or even OF
a very general or systematic voluntary
payment of contributions to the cam
paign fund.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
CAMPAIGN NOW
At WHITE HEAT
Taft and Bryan
Pounding Away
in New York
EVERY SPELL-B|yOER BUSY
Nebraskan in Interview SAYS
He VIII Win Election
Hands Down.

New York, Oct -Md-week of the
last week of this remarkable presiden.
tial campaign finds the great political
battle at its height and al the 'heavy
artillery of the two leading parties
blazing away chiefly in New York
City and state. That New York is re-
garded by both parties as of vital i'm
portance is evidenced by the presence
OF both Presidential candidates and
the Republican vce-presidential can
dldate in or near this city.
John w. Kern, Democratic vice
presidential candidate, continued his
tour of Indiana today The candidate
of the Independence party for presi-
dent is in Connecticut today. Chafn
and Watkins. of the Prohibitionists,
are scheduled to speak at Atlantic
City and Baltimore and Eugene "
Debs, socialist candidate for president
is preaching Socialism in Illinois.
Of the members of the cabinet, Sec
fetafy OF state Ellnu ROOt IS 10 speak
in Cincinnati tonight aud Secretary Of
War Luke E. Wright at Richmond,
Virginia At the same time in every
nook and corner of the country speak
ers of lesser note. members of both
houses of Congress, candidates for all
manner of Offices, both state and local,
and just plain ''spell-binders." in halls,
from cart tails and barrel heads are
laundering away, each at what he re-
CARDS as the enemy" prophesying
unlimited prosperity, il by the ver-
dict of the people in their wisdom.
choose his ticket and it wins, and dire
calamity if the people in their ignor-
ance elect the candidates of the other
party.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
STRONG REPUBLICAN
TICKET IN M'KINLEY
Splendid Nominations Made For Coun
ty Candidates at Convention Held
at Gallup.

Special to the New Mexican.
Gallup N. NJ, Oct 2S.--The follow
ing splendid ticket, composed of the
best citizens of Mckinley county. was
nominated here this week by the Re-
publican county convention and will
make a strong fight for success. 1t is
believed that it will be elected from
top to bottom by very good majority
and much larger than that of two
years ago:
Commissioner, First District, (two.
year term Peter Westwater.
Commissioner. Second District,
(four-year term)-Palmer Ketner.
Commissioner Third District. two
|year term)-J., H. Coddington.
Sheriff.. P. Tale.
Probate judge. M. Apodaca.
Assessor-Gus Mulholland.
Probate Clerk-F. w. Meyers.
Collector and Treasurer-Gregory
Page.
School superintendent Norris Pick.
ard.
Surveyor-William McVickers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
TAFT TO CLOSE CAMPAIGN
AT YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

Youngstown, o., Oct. 2S.-The ma.
tional campaign of the Republican par.
ty will be closed in this city. where
it was onened on September 3. Judge
Taft and party will arrive here at 4
O'Clock Monday afternoon, and will re-
nam for several hours. leaving for his
home in Cincinnati at II o'clock. He
viii deliver two sreeches in the after
noon and in the evening will review a
parade which will include the march
in" clubs from radius of 100 miles
Other speakers of the afternoon and
evening are Senator Robert NJ La
Toilette, Secretary of the Interior
Garfield and a number of congress
men.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
RECEIVER FOR CLEVELAND
STREET RAILWAY ASKED

Cleveland, O., Oct. 2S-The Central
Trust company of New York, trustee
for the bond holders of the Cleveland
Street Railway company, today filed
a suit in the federal court, praying
that a receiver be appointed for the
Municipal Traction company, now
operating the lines of the former cor
poration in this city >Mdge Taylor, Of
the federal court. issued temporar,
order tieing up al the funds held BY
the Municipal company, except thosr
as may be necessary for the paynlen1
of wages.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

Anaconda, Mont, Oct. 2S.-A kalis-
hel, Montana dispatch says:
"rhat the Atlantic battleship fleet
wass sent to Japan at the request OF
the Emperor to overawe his sub
iects," was the statement made by U.
S. Senator Joseph M. Dixon. in an adj
dress at Kelishell last night.
Senator Dixon said it was known
at Washington long before the fleet
started on it's voyage around the Horn
that the sentiment of MANY Japanese
was SO strong as to likely cause war.
This sentiment was not shared by the
Emperor and his counsellors, but was
SO great that the- could make no
headWay against it.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
SAFELY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Parties Headed BY Spess
and Ward, Doing Splendid
Work.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Oct. 2S.--The
meetings Of the tax dodger and fake
reformer, Octaviano A. Larrazolo. in
TINS county. are miserable failure
At San Jose Monday evening he al;
tempted TO hold a meeting but had on,
ly an audience Of ten. while the Re.
publican mass meeting held there and
at which speeches were made by Hon
Charles \. Spiess, County Treasurer
Euganio Romero, County Commission.
er Ramon Gallegos and County Clerl,
Apolonio Sena was attended by very
large crowds. The people were en-.
thusiastic and declared themselves 10y.
al for statehood and Andrews.
San Jose precinct and vicinity will
poll a very heavy vote for the Repub
lican cause. The county Republican
campaign committee has several
speaking parties following closely in
Tax Dodger I.arrazolos footprints
ho' ding meetings in the same places
and at the same time and knocking
the Democratic speeches Of falsehoods
and Drevarcati0n into a cooked hat
The campaign party. which consists
'of District Attorney c. w. G. Ward
Elias Baca, Of Socorro. an influential
speaker in Spanish. Florentino Mon
toya and Assessor Manuel Sanchez
all well known and prominent citizens
lis touring the eastern part of the coun
ay and undoing the evil work which
Tax Dodgcr Larrazolo has attempted
to do there.
Indications are that San Miguel
county will give statehood. Andrews
and the Republican legislative an(
county tickets a splendid majority or
November the third. next.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
RATTLESH|P FLEET SENT AROUND
WORLD TO TERR|FY JAPANESE
United States Senator Dixon Says This
Was Only Means of Preventing
War
RESULTS SHOW OBJECT LESSON HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL
Emperor Asked President Roosevelt to Prove to His Sub
jects the Wonderful Resources of the
American Navy.

Then it was that the Emperor decid
ed to ask President Roosevelt to as
sist in clearing the situation by send
ing large and imposing fleet te
strike terror to the hearts Of the Japa
nese, who insisted on war with {
power of whose immense resources
they knew nothing about. 1t was to be
an object lesson
President Roosevelt was communi
Gated with and later the plan was
approved and the great fleet prepared
for the trip around the world.
"The object lesson" said the sena
tor, was successful before the fieet
had reached Japanese waters
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
ULT|MATUM BY THE POWERS
BRINGS BULGARIA TO TINE

Sophia, Bulgaria, Oct. 2S-The de-
cision of the Bulgarian government
to disband its vast army of reserves
and make financial compensation to
Turkey was brought about by the pres
entation OF only what was practically
an ultimatum by Great Britain, France
and Russia. who we're supported by
Germany and Italy. Identical notes
from the first named within three
hours were presented to the Bulgarian
government today. They demand a dis
bandment OF the Bulgarian reserves
within three days and the promise to
send delegates to Constantinople to
negotiate the question Of financial
compensation for Turkey. IN reply the
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
REGISTERED LETTERS
MUST NOT GO ASTRAN

Washington, Oct. 2S,-Declarne
that complaints continue to come tc
the department alleging VOCATION OF
the postal regulations concerning the
disposition of registered mail indors
ed for delivery to the addressed per
SON an order has been issued by Third
Assistant Postmaster General Lawshe
directing that such mail must be deliv
cred to no one but the addressee in
person, not even upon his written ord
er. If it cannot be delivered to the per
son addressed, it must then be re
turned to the sender or otherwise be
returned under the regulations.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
RUSSIAN MINISTER is
ROUGHLY HANDLED BY POLICE

Belgrade, Servia, Oct 2s--M. Ser
gureff, Russian minister to Servia, is
much irritated over the incident last
night on the frontier between Servia
and Hungary. The minister crossed
the Danube to Semiln, directly oppo-
site Belgrue, to meet his wife, and
when returning, was detained and
roughly handled by the Austro-Hun'
garlan police, who ransacked his bag
gage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
BAND OF YAQUiS SURRENDER;
PERMANENT PEACE IN SIGHT

Bisbee, Ariz., Oct. 2S.--It is believ-
ed permanent peace will be establish
ed between the state Of Sonora, Mexi'
CO, and the Yaqui Indians. Following a
fight southeast Of Hermosillo in which
it is believed that Bule. chief of the
hostile Yaquis, was killed, thirty-four
hosti,es came into the city and sur
rendered Governor Torres returned
from Europe yesterday and a treaty
favorable to the Yaquis will probably
be signed sometime this week,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
AGED RUSSIAN PATRIOT
SECURES RELEASE ON BOND

st. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-Nicholas
Tschaikevsky, the aged Russian pa
triot, who has been imprisoned in this
city for nearly a year. was released
this afternoon at o'clock. The fund
subscribed in England to cover the
bail demanded by the Russian govern
ment for his release. was subscribed
yesterday and deposited in the I'M
perial Bank today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
BULGARIA TO RELEASE
SOLDIERS HELD IN RESERVE

Paris. Oct. 2S.--It is learned from
an authoritative source today that the
Bulgarian government, in view Of the
cessation Of military preparations on
the part Of Turkey and acting on the
advice Of the Powers, has decided to
release tomorrow $4,000 reservists
who have been held with colors. It is
hoped this will reduce the tension be-
tween Sophia and Constantinople.a
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
MAKING REPUBLICAN
VOTES IN ROOSEVELT.
Snecial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Melrose, N. NJ, Oct. 2S.-Ex-Goyer-
nor M. A. Otero and Ralph G. Ely, of
Deming, last night addressed the larg-
est audience which has assembled
here this year to listen to a political
discussion. The governor was in fine
voice and happily presented the state
hood situation and the opinions Of
prominent men upon Delegate An
drews. He strongly endorsed Governor
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sOCORRO COUNTY
SAFE F0RANDREWS
Enthusiastic Recep-
ton Accorded
Delegate
SEVERAL BIG RALLIES HELD
Campaign Party Visits San
MarciaI, San Antonio, Mag.
dalena and Socurro.
Special to the New Mexican.

oDCtIul W tHC ANCW AhChlSdA'
San Marcial, n NJ, Oct. 2S.-Dele-
gate w. H. Andrews and party made a
whirlwind campaign of Socorro county
yesterday Governor George Curry, T.
B. Catron, Colonel G. w. Prichard,
and Hon. H. O. Bursum joined the
party at San Marcial early in the
morning. At 8 o'clock large crowd
gathered at the depot here to greet
the distinguished guests A mass meet
ing at the opera house at 10 o'clock in
the morning, brought out practically
the whole town of San Marcial. State
hood and Andrews speeches were then
delivered by Governor Curry. Delegate
Andrews, T. B. Catron, Colonel G. w.
Prichard and others. San Marcal is
an enthusiastic unit for statehood and
the Republican majority will be large
here.
Visit to San Antonio.
AT 1880 o'clock the whole party,
accompanied by many residents of
San Marcial, left on special train
for San Antonio arriving there at 1880
o'clock. Two hundred people were at
the station with band and on the
arrival of the party every business
house in town closed for the after
noon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Al'aire entertained
Delegate Andrews and party at dinner.
At o'clock the people of the town
were addressed by the distinguished
speakers at the big school house The
whole town escorted the party to the
train at $3.50 o'clock, when the special
left for Socorro.
Magdalena Tenders Ovation.
At Sccorro the train stopped long
enough to take on one hundred en-
thusastic rooters and the Socorro
band, which accompanied the party to
Magdalena. At Magdalena three hun
dred people met the train and pro-
cession over three blocks in length
headed by the band, escorted the dis
tinguished speakers to the hall, where
a rousing mass meeting was held from
5 to G:30 o'clock. After partaking of a
fine supper given by the people OF
Magdalena, the party left for Socorro
where mammoth meeting was held
last night. =
Mammoth Rally at socorro.
Socorro was one blaze of red fire
and enthusiasm when Delegate An.
drews, Governor Curry and party ar
rived at 8 o'clock. It was the finishing
climax to the busiest day the party
has had during the campaign. Socorro
turned out in force. IT was the biggest
and greatest mass meeting in the hi?-
tory of the town. The Republican ma
jorities this year in this county viii
be unprecedented This being the
home of Chairman H. 0. Bursum, of
the territorial Republican central com
mittee, he was of course the hero of
the day and was cheered by thousands
of enthusiastic friends
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28
v. c. I. u. ENDORSES FIGHT
AGAINST CANNONS REELECTION

Resolutions were also adopted
pledging their efforts to suppress ev-
cry form Of cruelty and to work for
Legislation, prescribing humane educa-
ton in the public schools in states
where 1t oes not already exist.
The convention comes to an end
with tonight's session.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

Denver, Oct. 2S.--The National
Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion in annual convention today adopt
ed by practically unanimous vote a
resolution commenting the efforts Of
the churches to defeat the reelection
Of Joseph G. Cannon, as a member Of
Congress. nv
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-28

Bulgarian government signified it's
willingness to conform to the demands
therein set forth
The Washington times., 1908-01-26

difference In her life among those EEK
elusive barbarians" and the life she had
led formerly at New York or Newport
Family Known to History.
The szechenyi family is one of the
great historic families in Hungary.
Since the foundation of the kingdom in
1000 A. D. the szechenyis were promi-
nent at court, in the c. urch, and on the
battlefield. During the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries, when the Hun
garian nation had to check the advance
of the Turkish hordes threatening
Chrlstendom as well as western culture
and Notwithstanding those 200 years
of unCeasing fight with blOOdthirsty, de-
structive barbarism many a Szechenyi
paid his life in protecting the cause OF
Christendom.
AT the court OF the Empress Maria
Theresa the Szechenyis played most
prominent part. But the climax of the
familys fame and glory was reached at
the beginning Of the nineteenth century.
when Count Stephen Szechenyi, called
the greatest Hungarian" man Of
genius. exceptional culture, and wonder
full character. started the reform move
ment that made a modern, up-to-date
country Of Hungary, politically as well
as socially. Count Stephen Szechenyl
founded the Hungarian Academy of Sci
ences and the National Club, which
since 1925 has been an exclusive social
organization Of considerable political In
huence. He made arrangements with
William Clark, a famous English engi-
neer, for the construction Of the sus-
pension bridge across the Danube con-
Meeting the two sister cities, Buda and
Pest.
The Washington times., 1908-01-26
LITTLE THINGS.

A Brooklyn physician suffered a hor-
rlbls death by half-swallowing a cork
which he drew from a small vial with
his teeth. A Hartford lawyer was
choked to death With a fishbone. Jer-
sey City plumber went crazy when a
tooth was knocked down his throat by
a falling gratebar. An olive pit lodged
in a womans ear and caused her to
commit suicide. A cambria needle
pierced a little girls heart and she died
in ten minutes. 4 boy racing with a
small Christmas horn in his mouth
stumbled; the horn tore out his hard
palate, or the roof Of his mouth, and
he died in three hours. A baby Of two
years fell into a tub OF scalding water
and died in five hours. These are a
few OF the happenings Of the last week.
The Duke of wellington, the Iron
Duke" the Hero Of a Hundred
Fights" and the Lord knows what else,
was once nearly choked TO death by a
small splinter OF bone from the wing OF
a pheasant ne was gnawing at dinner.
II stuck in his throat as tight as Mac
betH's Amen" but a skiliful surgeon
forced 1t down.-New York Press.
The Washington times., 1908-01-26

The spring season begins in the second
half Of April and comes to an end in
the first days of June. after the KIng's
Prize, one of the biggest races. has
been run
During the winter season dances are
the chief entertainment Comparatively
few dinner parties are given by society
people, and most of these dinners are
usually of a somewhat political char
acter. Prominent politicians who don't
belong to the aristocratic social set are
entertained at these dinner parties, but
without their wives The Hungarian
aristocraoy is willing to mingle, to a
certain extent, with men who, although
not aristOcrats, have made their mark
I'm public life, science or art. But they
never meet any women outside the
closely drawn pale or society. Even
ladies of the minor nobility. the so
called gentry. could not get an invita-
ton to q party arranged by an aris-
tocratic hostess. Consequently the arfs-
tocratic society numbers only few
hundreds; everybody knows every one,
which, in some ways, is rather pleasant
On the other hand, il excludes every
new element. and brains, talent, or even
genius are unable to break down the
bars that separate their wives and
daughters from the society OF the
aristocrats.