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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
WILL SEND TROOPS
TO BROWNSVILLE

brownsville. Tex. June est was
announced here today that the Federal
authorities will send two companies
OF troops to occupy Fort Brown. for
merly held by two troops of negro
soldiers of the 26th regiment, who were
discharged from the service following
che raid several years ago.
This is the first move on the part of
the Government to fill the places of
the discharged soldiers. The new
troops will be white soldiers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
MERE BOY A SUICIDE
DROPS DEAD AT HIS FATHERS
FEET.
was Reprimanded for Taking n Bicy-
Gle Pump from Neighbours House,
and Drank CaFbOlic
ArfA

Elwood. Ind. June 2S.-Chester Rob-
bsns, ~ years old. committed suicide
today by taking carbolic acid, when
he was reprimanded for taking a bicy-
Gle pump from a neighbor's home. The
boys father, 1t Is said, directed him
to return the pump and to get a buggy
whip from the barn.
The boy found the acid In the barn,
swallowed it and fell dead almost at
his fathers feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
Deaths I'm Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 2s.-Two
deaths and many prostrations resulted
from the intense heat in Indiana today
henry Burelman OF this city fell dead
as he was walking along the street.
The other fatality was. at Matthews,
Ind, where Thomas Beeson, so years
old, dropped dead. The maximum tenn
peratures in this city was SS.6 degrees,
but from Southern Indiana come re-
ports Of the mercury reaching 81 de.
Rrees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
MoDJEsKA's BODY IN STATE.
In New YORK on way to poland.

IN NV AVhh On WY 70 EOIHuU'
New York, June 2S-The body of
Helena Mojjeska. the actress. will lie
in state on the way to its final rest
ing place in Cracow, Poland from
Thursday evening until Friday morn
ing of this week at the church of st.
Stanislaus. on East Seventh Street.
Vespers will be sung on Thursday
evening and a solemn requiem will be
said Friday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
DRINK FROM G0URD
GOVERNOR JOSEPH BROWN SPRINGS
A SURPRISE,
Carrying Out His Idea of Simplicity,
The Primitive Drinking De-
vice II Installed in State
Capitol.

Atlanta, Ca, June 2S-Governor
Joseph Brown who was inaugurated
last Saturday with unusual simplicity,
TODAY brought to the capitol a country
gourd, with a long handle. He in
stalled this primitive drinking device
at a water cooler in the reception room
of the capitol building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
FIND BODY IN CAR.

Much Mystery a. to Death Of Zanes-
VILE, o.. Man.
Parsons Kans,, June 2S-The body of
a man, supposed to me Mack Nelson. of
GAINESVILLE. o.. was found today near
here in a box car of the Missouri, KAN
sas and Texas Railroad.
A note left by the men gave his
name and also that Of Hugh Nelson,
GAINESVILLE. o.. a brother.
A bottle of carbolic acid in one of
Nelson's pockets caused the police to
believe that he might have committed
suicide. but there is. much mystery
about his death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Chicago, June 2S-Four deaths super
induced by the heat were reported to
the police today. There were numer-
GUS cases of prostration privately
cared for. Carl Summers, said to have
become demented under exposure to
the sun, jumped into the lake. He
was unconscious when rescued and died
at a hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
TO BRING SUIT.
American Was Arrested And Held I'm
New Mexico.

American Was AFrested And Held IN
New Mexico.
San Luis, Potosi. Mexico, June 2S-
w N smith. who has been under ar
rest for the last few months pending
extradition to Chicago, has been
liberated by an order from Mexico
city He has announced hiS intention
to bring suit against his prosecutors
for 5000, 900 for Illegal arrest.
smith was accused of fraud in the
handling of the Hacienda San Rafael
de Los Ninas, at Viekas and efforts
we're made to take him to Chicago,
where the offices of the company are
located. The local court decided, how
ever. that the evidence was insult
ficient.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Washington. June 2s-"The heat
wave is on its last lap and tomorrow
will mark its end in the Atlantic
states" was the optimistic forecast of
weather Bureau officials tonight.
Thunder showers, which are promised
for the section east of the Rocky
Mountains. will produce cooler weather
generally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Columbia, s. C.. June 2s-Arthur l..
Royster Chief Clerk to Superintendent
williams, of the Columbia Division Of
the Southern Railway. was drowned to-
day in the Columbia Canal by the cap
sizing of boat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
AGED AUNTIE SLAIN.


Atlanta, Ga, June 2s-"Aunt" Maha-
ley Pitts. a respected old negro woman,
at least 10 years of age, was an I'M
welcome visitor at the home Of her
son-in-law, Sanford Babers. today, and
she is dead as the result of the inhos-
pitshIe reception she received. Babers
is In Jail here charged with her MUIR
der
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
The thermometer reached ss.
Cooled BY Thunderstorms.

New York, June 2S--The second of
series of cooling thunderstorms which
was promised to heat oppressed New
Workers by the United States forecast
ers. broke with the violence of a cloud
burst late this afternoon. The down
pour and the accompanying electrical
display LASTED only fifteen minutes. but
in that time 1t was responsible for the
death OF one man and the injury of
several
At the Polo grounds the game be-
tween New York and Brooklyn was
about to be called when the storm
broke. AS the 5000 fans rushed for
shelter, a binding flash struck the
flagpole in center field, smashing the
upper portion Of the staff into splin-
tiers and tearing down the pennant flag
which the Giants won in 1905. When
the rain ceased. the diamond was a
lake and the game was postponed.
In Brooklyn John Freeman tried to
put out fire which had been started
by lightning I'm a pile OF rubbish
around an iron telephone pole. Free
man threw . pail Of watsf on the fire
and fell back dead. killed by the
electricity which Travelled back to him
on the water from the pole.
There was a sudden drop in tempera-
ture with the approach OF the wind and
rain and the weather man gave assur-
ances that the heat wave had passe J..
The mercury today climbed up around
SO, although the humidity was high
and two deaths were added to the long
list of temperature victims. There
also were score or more OF prostra-
tions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
SIGNS THEATRICAL CONCERT.
Royal Opera BaritOne-BassO To Sing in
New York.

New York.
Berlin, June 2s-Putnam Griswold,
royal opera of Berlin, signed a con-
tract here today for three years begin
ming in the autumn OF 1910 with a
representative of the Metropolitan
opera of New York. Mr.. Griswold's
six year contract with the Berlin opera
still has two years to run. but with the
consent of the Emperor. he has been
allowed leave of absence to sing In
America. Mr.. Griswold comes from
California.
Miss Frances Rose, an American
aoprano. also in the Royal Opera OF
Berlin signed a contract with the
METROPOLITAN last Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
ITALIANS ORGANIZE

national Club Is started in Bfrmin&-
birmingham, Ala, June 2S-Sixty
italians, under the leadership Of s. r..
Euarino, editor of the italian newspa-
ner here, have started the italian Ma
tionaI Club. the object of which is to
rret italians living here to naturalize
under the American government and to
induce other Italians to come over and
do the same. There are 200 naturalized
italians in and around Birmingham
now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
BALE OF COTTON BRINGS
RA2S AT ATTCFTI

J Houston, Tex. June 2s.-"Be-
! for the war" prices were received
on the floor of the cotton ex-
change today when the first bale
! Of this seasons cotton sold at
! auction at S425. The bale came ,
! from Mercedes, Hidalgo County.
! and weighed S6S pounds. This
bale arrived on the floor of the ex-
! change only two minutes before
! the bale from Faifurrias The
! first bale received last year ar ,
) rived on June 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
IGNORES CONGRESSES DEMAND.
Wiekersham VIII
Not Give Up Data.

Washington, June 2S.-Attorney-
General Wickersham has refused to
send to the Senate the file in the De-
partment of Justice relating to the
trial of DR.. e. b. Perrin. charged with
conspiracy to defraud the Government
in California timber land cases.
This data was demanded In connec-
ton with the nomination of Robert T.
Deylin to the United States Attorney
for the Northern District of California.
The Senate Committee on judiciary to-
day decided to put over the Deylin
nomination until the next regular ses-
sion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
N,,. UeatAs in philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa. June 2S.-Nine
more deaths were added to the list OF
heat victims In this city. This makes
the total for the present hot spell more
than two score The humidity today
was 81, while the maximum tempera-
ture was go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Greenwood, 8. C., June 28-Wiliam @.
Rudd. a travelling salesman, was
struck and instantly killed this morn
Ing by a Seaboard Air Line passenger
train while crossing that railroad at
SaIak, Greenwood County, in an auto
mobile,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
RUNS INTO OPEN SWITCH.

One Man Seriously Hurt At Mansfield,
Ohio.
Mansfield. Ohio, June ga. H. Cook.
of Akron, Ohio. was seriously injured
and a dozen passengers were badly
Bruised when Erie passenger train No.
o, New York to Chicago ran into an
open switch at Sterling, near here this
afternoon. Cook was brought here and
placed in a hospital
The train is one of the fastest on the
aine. 1t resumed its trip after a delay
of two hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
IAN DIGS OWN GRAVE

q THEN COMMITS SUICIDE.
3 Salem, Ind, June Rs.-TodaS Jos.
q d. Hamilton, a farmer living east
q OF Salem committed suicide by ,
q shooting himself through the
q heart with a shot gun.
q He seated himself on q stump
8 and adjusted gun and tripped the I
3 trigger with his toe.
4 It has been learned since his
& death that he had dug his own
3 grave in the family burying
q grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 2s-Two
yocths, Oscar Sauer and oliver
Luckenheimer, were drowned while
bathing in a lake at Chester Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

Naples, June 2s.-The American
gunboat Scorpion which has been out
OF commission here for some time left
today for Turk ish waters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
Pittsburg's Big Strike
Brought to An End

who was shot durin ga buarrel on jan
uary IA last The quarrel was the
result of differences existing between
Blackburn's white wife and Folks wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
On rrinI for Murder.

Philadelphia. June 2s.-Jaek" Black
burn, the well known negro pugilist,
was placed on trial in the Criminal
Court here today charged with the
murder OF Alonzo Polk, also a negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

washington, June 2s-FOreeasti. Ala
bama, local showers Tuesdays Wednea-
day partly cloudy, Hight TO moderate
west vEtnds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
MUST HAVE PROTECTION.
sailors Threaten To Boycott Port
Toledo.

Toledo, Ohio, June 2s.-R. A. Ma
aoney. shipping master OF the Lake
-arriers Association. announced today
khat the port Of Toledo will be closed
within a week and no boat of the as
sociation will enter or leave the har-
Dor unless their sailors are given
Adequate police protection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
WRECKS DUE
TO THE HEAT
Hot Wave Still Holds
Sway.
MANY DEATHS ARE REPORTED
Rails Twisted by The Heat In
Colofado.
Tive wreck. said to BE Due to the
weather, which 1. Hottest
Known in Mountains
for Ten Years.

Denver, June 2s.-Two trains in
Colorado met accidents yesterday as a
result. apparently. Of the intense heat,
which Is believed to have twisted the
rails. Eight persons were hurt. none
fatally. when three coaches of the
eastbound Denver and Rio Grande pas
senger train No. known as the San
Francisco limited. went into the ditch
at Sedalia. twenty miles from Denver.
The wreck was caused by the dis
placement OF rails. Among the injured
were Mr.. and Mrs. s.. c. jackson and
Vida Jackson of West Lafayette, Ind.
who were slightly bruised.
A few hours later the engine and
two coaches of a Colorado Midland
train were derailed inside the city linn
Its of Denver, presumably the result
OF heat twisted rails.
The passengers and crew escaped
with shaking up. Yesterday was
the hottest day in ten years in Dem
YER.
The thermometer reached o..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
SEVERE STORM

Puts Telephone And telegraph Wires
Out of Communication.
Newport News. Va. June ga
severe electrical and rain storm passed
over this section early tonight. putting
practically all of the telephone and
telegraph wires out OF commission.
1t Is reported that great damage was
done farther up the Virginia peninsula.
but no communication with that SEQ
ton was to be had and the report could
not be confirmed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29

San Diego, Cal, June 2S.-A China
man suspected of being Leon Ling, &C
cused of the murder of Elsie Sigel, was
arrested at Ell Cajon, in this county
today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-29
7GoMERY. ALABAMA. TUESDAY. &c. 1eoe.-TEN
SUICIDES JUST BEFORE
HIS WEDDING HOUR.

q Knoxville. Tenn. 2S.--Den-
. mis- l. Minton. ages J. committed
o suicide tonight - shooting him
q self through ~ ight temple at
. the home OF aunt. near this I
q city. ~
. Minton q been In Knoxville
4today anS<S Sured license to marry
q a your ~ .oman OF his neigh bor-
. T. Wedding was to have oc- I
. crc d tonight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19

raME. t4
La venta de la MERGED de TERRA
Amarillo es possible que apresure 81
desarrollo de la parte septentrional de
Nuevo Mexico. Con amplitud de ca
pital y energia. la MERGED facilmente
suplira ciudades donde hay ahora al
IDEAS, dara ocupacion q miles de mine
ros de carbon, en- los bosques 8 ran
chos donde ahora solamente trabajan
algunos centenares. Por supuesto,
sera periudicial para Ell dueno de ga
nado que 10 aleien de los pasteos y
tendra que haber nuevo aiustamiento
de ~intereses, pero en- 81 fin signiicara
prosperidad para 30, 900 personals dom
de hoy signiica ganar la vida apenas
para 5000 y riqueza para unos pocos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19

""."
La Compania Impresora del Nueyo
Meclcano ha p~reparado repertorios
Civil y Criminal para uso especial de
los Jueces de Paz. Estan reglados
con especialidad. o cncabezados i'm
presses, en- ingles o espanol, hechos en-
buen papel de reeistros, y oncuardera'
dos dc una manera fuerte y durable
con respaldo de piel y cubiertas y To-
dos de tela, gentlemen un indice com
pleto en- ell frente y las propinas dc
jueces de paz y soto ~alguaciles impre'
sas por entero en- la pagina primera'
Las paginas son dc 10 1-26 pulgadas'
Estos libros estan formados en- roper
torios civil y criminal, separados, de
80 paginas cada uno, o con ambos
civil y criminal encuardenadoa en- IN
libro. so paginas do civil y 800 pagi'
mas criminal. A fin de introducirlos
son ofrecidos a los precios siguientes:
Civil 0 criminal. ..........$ 2.7b
Civil y criminal juntos.. 400
Por As centayos adicionales por IN
solo repertoire, 0 IS centavos adicio'
males por un repertoire de combina'
cion seran enviados por correo o ex'
preso franco de porte. Ell precio com
pletc debe acompanr los pedidos. ID
gan claramente 81 quieren con encabe'
zados impresos IN ingles on en- caste
llano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19


Que los que buscan terreno siguen
viniendo es aparente del hecho que los
negocios de la oicina federal de terre-
nos de Roswell han sido mayores du-
rante 81 mes pasado que en- ningun
tempo anterior en- su historic. Habia
habido una baja en- las entradas, par
ticularmente en- ell distrito de Roswell,
pero fue solamente Ell reaujo que pre-
cede un 1ujo tremendo de creciente.
81 este probare un ano favorable para
las siembras, Ell ano que viene veria
la population de Nuevo Mexico pasar
de la cifra de medic million y Ell censo
podria mostrar un gano de cast dos
~cientos por ciento en- population en-
una d6cada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19

Del Mimbres, de Sierra Blanca, de
Pecos y de otras secciones forestales
han yenido noticias de incendios en-
los bosques, los cuales fueron pronta-
mente apagados por los empleados del
servicio forestal. Duraute las pocas
semanas pasadas los i~ndividuos que
estan empleados en- Ell servicio fores-
tai de Nuevo Mexico han ganado sus
salaries anuales muchas veces repeti-
das con 81 trabajo expedite y muchas'
veces her6ico, en- apagar y detener los
incendios de bosque que q no haber
sido por su accion lutheran causado
millares y tai vez millones de pesos de
perdida en- Ell valor de la propledad
destruida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19

La anexacion de los terrenos afuera
de los lfmites de la ciudad que Sc in
cluyan dentro de la merced de Santa
F6, afadirfa a la propiedad tasahle
de Santa Fe mas que slete millas de
~ferrocarril; aumentarfa la renta NUM-
cipal cerca de So, 800 al aho en- seguiia,
y muchos tantos de esa suma mas tar
de, pero la cosa de mas importancia
serfa que ayudaria q Santa F9 q mos
trar en- ell censo n population que
mantendrfa su range como la segunda
ciudad de mayor tamano en- Nuevo
Mexico. De otro modo quedara en- ell
quinto 8 sexto lugar, pues Ration,
Roswell, Tucumcari. 81 no Clovis, pre-
cederian a Santa F6. Afortunada-
mente para Santa F6 las plazas de
Las Vegas son dos ~municipios separa-
dos y 10 mismo que Santa F6 no estan
aprovechandose como deben de su fa-
vorable ~situacion, 8 d no ser por este,
Las Vegas tambien sobrepujaria 8
Santa re en- population en- los regis
tros ofciales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19

Una ojeada & la lista de oficiales v
empleados territoriales demuestra Ell
hecho que c~iudadanos de origen ma
two y que .hablan 81 idioma espanol
estan recibiendo una porcion mas
grande de los empleos territoriales
que en- ningdn tempo anterior. Va
rios de los puestos territoriales de
mas responsabilidad Sc italian ocupa-
dos por hijos del pals educados aquf,
y IN ndmero crecido de LAS oficinas
estan llendndolas ellos. Entire los
ofciales del territorio. 81 tesorero,
Ell secretario de la corte suprema, ell
superintendent de a~seguranza, Ell asis-
tente superintendente de educacion, Ell
~secretario de registro en- La oficina te-
rritorial de ~terrenos, Ell asistente guar
dian de GAIA y pesca, varios de los po-
llcias montados del territorio, y i'm
n1mero de otros empleados trazan su
ascendencia a Espana 8 Mexico. Va
rios de los secretaries de distrito v
tres de los cinco re~gistradores de la
oicina federal de terrenos nacieron
aquf. Este demuestra que los hijos
del pals estan tan bien equipados
para llenar puestos de Responsible
dad como 10 estan otros, y que la adj
ministracion Republicans con el Co
bernador Curry. que siempre ha sido
campe6n del pueblo native, reconoce
este Y obra en- conformidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19


Estos son dias de im%portancia para
ell porvenir de los districts mineros
del condado de Grant. viene noticia
de Boston y Nueva York que la Anal
gamated Clipper Trust va a tener
n rival y que dos millones de pesos
seran expendldos en- I'm molino de ref
nacion en- Silrver City, Mano q mano
con este ira Ell desarrollo de las minas
de cobre de Santa Rita y de otras pro-
piedades en- ell sur de Nuevo Mexico
que dara ocupacion q millares de hom-
bres. Lo que tai desarrollo signiti-
cara para los intereses mineros de
Nueyo Mexico puede calcularse por la
importancia que la minerva ha adqui-
rido en- las Black Hills, en- Cripple
Creek, en- Goldheld y en- Arizona,
siendo dado 81 primer impetu por ell
desarrollo en- grande escala de alguna
u otra propiedad que indujo a I'm
avance en- toda la Inca minera. Sc
guramente Nuevo Mexico va q entrar
en- 10 que le pertenece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19
Hombres que Pasan de so en- PeIiaro

Los hombres que pasan de la edad
media han haliado consuelo y alivio
en- Ell Remedio de Foley para los Ri
homes, especialmente para La dilata-
cion de la glandula prostate, que es
muy comun entire hombres de edad.
L. E. Morris, Dexter, KY, escribe:
tFHasta hace nm ano mi padre padeci6
de enfermedad pc rilones y vejiga, y
varios medicos dijeron que era dilata-
cion Dis la glandula prostate y aeon
sejaron n operacion. A causa de
gu edad temiamos que no Dudiera SO
p~ortarla, y 70 recomende ell Remedio
de Foley para los Rinones, y la pri-
mera botella lie do alivio, y despues
de tomar la segunda botella va no Sc
vi6 molestado por la enfermedad DE
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19
Una Deliberaclon conmovedora.

Como Bert r. Lean, de Cherry
Wash, fu6 salvado de una muerte te-
rrible es un relate capaz de conmover
al mundo. "Un fuerte resfriado, " es-
cribe. "produjo una enfermedad de-
s~esperante de los pulmones que dej6
perplejo q un m6dico superintendent
de aquf. Luego pague de $40 a SIS
por vista d un especialista de pulmo-
mes en- Spokane, el cual no me die
ninguna ayuda. Entonces fuf a CALI
fornia, pero sin beneficio- AL fin use
el Nuevo Descubrimiento del DR.. King
ell cual me euro completamente y aho-
ra estoy tan bueno como s~iempre.''
Para enfermeda AIDES de los pulmones,
bronquitis, toses v resfriados. asma,
crup y tos ~ferina, es supreme. SOC y
$l.00. Botella de prueba gratis, Ca
rantizado por todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-06-19
la CoMISI0M DE BuEN0S cAMINos
DEBERIA AYuDAR.

Ell pueblo del condado de San Juan,
especialmente los de Pennington esta
trabajando mucho para establecer una
via de automobiles de Pennington a
Gallup, 10 cual sera Ell paso prelimi-
mar q la constructor de IN ~ferrocarril
tarde 8 temprano. Bajo las c~ircuns-
tancias actuales ell condado de San
Juan Sc considera parte de Nueyo Me-
xico pues su dnica salida para ell co.
mercio y viaje es q Colorado. La dis
tancia de Pennington a Gallup 90 100
millas, 8 cast igual d la que media en-
tire Torrance y Roswell, sobre la cual
una Inca de autom6vi Tx Sc esta ope-
rando con 6xito. Por ~ferrocarril hay
$50 millas de Pennington q Gallup,
indicando 81 gran rodeo que Ell trahco
de Pennington da para llegar d quail
quiera Darte de Nueyo Mexico. En-
n junta de los ciudadanos tenida ha-
ce POGO en- Pennington fueron nom
brados Frank Staplin, James T. Foy
y ". M. Danbnrg como n comlsion
para circular p~eticiones al departa-
mento de correos ~pidiendo Ell estable-
cimiento de una Inca de automobiles
para trasportar 81 correo de Farming
ton a Gallup, por cuyo medic TODD Ell
correo del oriente y del centric de Nue.
vo Mexico, incluso Santa F6, game un
dia de delantera en- gu trasmision.
Otra comision fue ~nombrada para in.
dicar Ell derrotero y para consulta con
las autoridades del condado de Nc
KinIey. Ell proyecto es muy factible
y deberia realizarse, dando la Conf
sion Territorial de Buenos Caminos
toda la ayuda que sea possible al dicho
proyecto.