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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF
CALIFORNIA BOUNCED

San Diego, Cal, Dec. 4.-Lieuten
ant Governor Villarino of lower Cali
fornia, was removed from office today
by Governor Vega The removal
grows out of the escape from this
city and slater from lower California
of Earl Lynell, son of a prominent
furniture dealer of this city wanted
to answer the charge of killing Earl
Davis in quarrel over a girl.
Lynell fed to lower California,
where he was placed under surveil-
lance. Later he disappeared and
Prosecuting Attorney Utley of San
Diego at once preferred charges
against Villarino
sibla for the esca
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
MOROS FIGHT
CONSTABULARY
Bloody Engagement on Min
ndano with 1000 Moha-
medan Fanatics
THIRTY-ONE IN DEAD LIST
Reinforcements Are Being
Rushed to Scene of
Battle.

Manila, Dec. 1.-THE fanatical
Moros and Sananos forced fight on
a detachment of constabulary under
Lieutenant Elarts near Mount Malin'
dang. Mindanao Island, last Sunday.
Six members of the constabulary,
four porters and one policeman were
killed The Moros left twenty OF
their number dead when they finally
scattered. Some 1000 fanatics gath
cred in the vicinity of the mountains
two weeks ago and Governor Pershing
anticipated trouble. Constabulary
reinforcements have been sent to the
scene of the fight but the tribesmen
are now returning to their homes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
ATRocIoUs MURDER AT
PlTTSBURG, KANSAS.
Young Woman Victim of Ruthless
CriminaI-Robbery was the
Motive.

Pittsburg, Kans., Dec. 4.-Follow-
ing the murder a week ago of Will
lam Bork, his wife and child, another
atrocious murder today has put this
and other towns in this vicinity in a
frenzy of excitement. Miss Goldie
Ingberg was murdered and robbed at
her home here early today. Her as
sailant forced carbolic acid down the
girls throat, tore her diamond ear
rings out of her ears, then dragged
her to the front porch where she was
found later by her mother, who was
awakened by the daughters means.
Miss Ingberg lived but short time
after being found. There is no clue
to the murderer
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
VICTORIOUS END
Of PRAIRIE
Still Stuck in Mud of Del
aware Unable to Move
any Direction
MARINES WILL Be LANDED
Coal and Supplies Being Taken
Off---Dixie Not Prepared
for Voyage.

Philadelphia, Dec 4.-The transport
Prairie carrying 700 marines and a
cargo of equipment to be used in a
possible campaign against Nicaragua
is still stuck in the mud in Delaware
river. The vessels stores and coal
are being lightered and the marines
probably will have to be sent ashore
The transport Dixie, now at the navy
yard, may have to take the place of
the Prairie, but she is far from being
prepared for sea voyage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
FRANK BELL BITTEN
BY HORSE

Silver City, S. NJ, Dec 4.-Frank
Bell, a well known mining man OF
Pines Altos, who recently sold the
Philadelphia mine at Hanover for
$4,000, is speeding on his way to the
Pasteur institute at Austin, Texas,
to receive treatment for a bite by a
mad horse received last Monday
morning.
Bell was preparing to go overland
on a prospecting trip to Mexico, and
when he went to the corral to hitch
up the horse attacked him biting him
on the hand. The horse was bitten
by mad fox three weeks ago and
has been acting strangly ever since
Bell, as soon as he ascertained these
facts, left at once for Austin.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
EVERY ONE GONE
WRONG BUT MOTHER

Colorado Springs. Dec. 4.-Flor
ence Keifer, 16 years old, who was
arrested on complaint made by HUI
name Officer j. F. Neff, on the charge
of incorrigibility, was sent to the
state industrial school for girls al
Morrison by Judge John E. Little Of
the juvenile court. The girls story
to Judge Little was pitiful one. She
said: 4 guess my folks are all wrong
but mother. Father is in the county
jail. also my brother for not support
ing mother, and my other brother is
just out of jail" The girls story is
that she knew no better than to walk
the streets. e.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
Ell PASO BUSINESS
MEN ARE AROUSED
Horse Racing and Gambling
at JuareZ.

Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 4.-The cru.
sade against the race track at Juar.
ez, Mexico, opposite Ell Paso, al
though the winter meeting there has
barely got under way, has already
started. At mass meeting of min
listers and businessmen last night at
the Chamber of Commerce it was de.
cided to ask the state department to
make an effort to have the concession
for the race track revoked if posi-
BILE.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
NATIONAL.
ORL4,,.v vv,
Two Men Killed in Riot at
Mills in Bridgeport,
Ohio @
HARMON MEANS BUSINESS
Eighth and Part of Two Other
Regiments Bound for Scene
of Fight.

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 4-Governor
Harmon today ordered the Eighth
regiment of the Ohio National Guard
regiments to proceed at once to
Bridgeport, where two guards in the
mills of the Aetna Standard Com
pany were wounded in riot last
night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
WHITE SLAVE
LAW LEGAL
Judge Essex Holds Up Colo
RADIO New Statute for
Decency
WILL CRUSH IMMORAL TRAFFIC
Pueblo Procurer Must Now
Stand Trial for His Heinous
Offense.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 4.-The legality
of the so-called white Slave Law"
passed by the last legislature was
upheld by Judge C. s. Essex in the
district court today, when he over
ruled the demurrer in which the at.
torney for Leo Flores, who is to be
tried under the act, attacked the con.
stitutionality of the law. Judge Es-
sex declared the law legally passed
and that it was in the interest of pub
lie morals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
POP ANSoN WANTS
TO BE PRESIDENT.

Philadelphia, Dec. 4-"Pop" An
son wants to be president of the
National Baseball League. In let
ter to Horace Fogol, the new presi-
dent of the Philadelphia club Pop"
says SO very plainly and says he will
poll surprising vote. President Fo-
gel was pleased with the letter but
declared he had not yet made UP his
mind as to his choice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
BURIED GIRL BABY IN
ADOBE WALL OF HoIIsE

Mexico City, Dec. 4-Because her
first born was not boy, Maria Isa-
bel Hernandez, aided by two other
women, it is charged, buried her baby
alive in the walls of an adobe house
a few minutes after it's birth last
Monday. The three women were ar
srested.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
WILL BUILD
BIG RESERVOIR
Territory Considering Pro-
ject to Construct Such
Near Tularosa
PUSH GOOD ROADS WORK
Several National Guard Promo
tions Announced by Ad-
jutant General.

The Good Roads Commission and
the Carey Act Board met this fore
noon in the office of Governor Curry,
who together with Land Commission
er r. P. Ervien and Territorial Engin-
eer Vernon L. Sullivan constitute
both bodies. 1t was decided by the
Good Roads Commission to leave on
next Wednesday for Otero county to
take up with the board of county
commissioners the building of good
roads. From Alamogordo, Messrs.
Ervien and Sullivan will go to Silver
City to look over the Mogollon road.
1t was reported that the Albuquer-
que-Santa Fe road has been com
pleted from Thornton to La Bajada
hill and that on Monday the convicts
would begin working from Thornton
southwark.
The Carey At Board ordered the
payment of the bill of $1,100 of the
reclamation service for the maps,
plats, etc, of the Lake Urton project
which had been turned over to the
Territory. The members CT the
board also discussed the proposition
to build a territorial reservoir in the
Tularosa valley, Otero county, for
which funds to the amount OF $50
600 will be available and which is to
cost eventually $150,000
AS Soon as Notary sobers Up.
icb HTo d
Gable today received a communica-
ton from up-country, from a deputy,
who said he would forward certifi-
cate as soon as the only notary pub
lie in the place sobered up sufficient
ly to enable him to put his seal to
the document.
Notary Public Appointed. -
Governor Curry today appointed
Edmund Thurland of Fruitland. San
Juan county, a notary public.
National Guard Orders.
Office of the Adjutant General
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec. 4, 1908.
General Orders No. 20.
! First Sergeant Albert E. Haywood,
Company H, lSt Infantry, is promoted
to 1st lieutenant to date from Decem-
ber 1st, 1909.
Sergeant De Soto H. Grant, Com.
pany H, 1st infantry, is promoted to
End lieutenant to date from December
1st, 1909.
Ljeutenants Haywood and Grant
are assigned to Company H, 1st In
fantry and will report in person to
Captain George E. Morrison for duty
with that company.
By command of the Governor,
A. S. BROOKES,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
CHINESE TONG WAR
REACHES ARIZONA

Nogales, Ariz., Dec. At is be.
lieved that the Chinese Tong war that
originated in San Francisco has
reached this citp. A Chinaman was
found dead last night near here and
several arrests have been made in the
Chinese colony in the effort to clear
up the mystery.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04
Acting Adjutant General
Normal School Trustees.

Normal School lruSIeeS.
Owing to the presence at that time
in Santa Fe of several members of the
board, there will be a meeting of the
trustees of the Sapnish-American
Normal school in this city on Tues
day evening next. The school is meet
with very gratifying success and is do
ing a most excellent work.
Governor Curry's Report.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington says:
Recalling the fact that the leading
political parties during their last ma
tional conventions pledged them
selves to the passage of statehood
bills. George Curry, who recently re
signed the governorship of New Mex
leo in his annual report to Secretary
Ballinger, again urges that the secre
tary of the interior use his influence
toward obtaining statehood for the
Territory at the coming session Of
Congress.
1--WE have, says the report, a pop
ulation of nearly half a million, the
majority of whom are descendants Of
the Anglo-SaXon race, the balance are
Spanish-American citizens who are as
law-abiding and as good a people as
ever lived in any state or territory
They have always been loyal to oul
country and to our flag
Recommendation is made for the
creation of another judicial district
in the northern part of the Territory
The criminal laws, it is declared, are
being as vigorously enforced as those
in any state.
Conditions in the Territory, says
the governor, have been as good as
during the previous year. The imm1
grafton, while somewhat diminished
has been of a more substantial char
acter, and in no public interest has
there been a greater advance thar
in education"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-04

Continued on Page Eighty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
BIRMINGHAM THE HOST.
Magic City Will Be Scene of Two Con-
 'yentiOus.


 Birmingham. March 2o.-tSpecial.)- Preparations are being made in Birm- ingham for the entertainment of two annual meetings which will bring large crowds to the city. the first to be the National Dental Association, which comes on the 3ist inst, and remains three days and then the Alabama Edu- cational Association which comes April 8th, and remains here three days.
 No less than 1000 members are ex- pected to both of the meetings. Pro- grams have been outlined for both meetings that will prove interesting. Both organizations have subsidiary or- ganizations that will meet here at the same time. While the dentists are in session clinics will be held and the new operations will be demonstrated. There will be an exhibition of the lat est and most improved apparatus for dentistry work. The convention will be held at the city hall and the halls both upstairs and downstairs will be given over for the exhibition of the lat est apparatus in carrying on>the work. Almost every State in the Union will have some representation at the meet ing of the dentists.
 Efforts are being made to have school boards throughout the State allow the teachers a holiday in April in order that they might attend the annual con vention to be held here. P. w. Hod- ges of Greenville is president of the State Association, with Prof. w. c. Griggs of Birmingham secretary. There are several kindred organizations which will meet here with the teachers. in- cluding the School Improvement Asso. citation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Dr. Holt Tells How
 Consumption May Be Cured By Home Treatment That Any One Can Try Without
Cost.

So confident are we that Aicsol Q.loydD actually will restore you to perfect health. and that you will feel It's beneficial effects within a very short time after beginning the treat ment that we will gladly send full any sufferer who will send name and address to us.
 We make no conditions except that you take the treatment we send you, according to directions. Should the re- suits be such as to make you absolute treatment will cure you. you are to remit us $500 for the treatment sent you If. after taking the treatment. you are not satisfied with the results. no charge whatever will be made you for the treatment sent:
 Society of Science. Letters and Art. of London. England, which was establish h- ed in 1881 for the purpose of determin- ing the highest scientific and literary achievements each year. awarded a diploma of merit to Judd Q. Lloyd in mankind in discovering "Aicsol." the only successful treatment for con- sumption, and was elected an honorary member of that well known society. Only one such diploma Is issued each year in any one country.
 able preparation. You take absolutely no risk whatever. for Aicsol Q.loyd) must be entirely satisfactory to you before you pay us one cent. The bur den of proof Is entirely on us. What we have done for others we we Ss9. can do today and we will send you a full months treatment with full direct ions Address Restorall Chemical Co.,. 5S9 De Baliviere Ave. St. Louis, Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

To Whom It May Concern:
 This is to show that 1 have used AICSOL (Lloyd), a medicine made and sold by RE- STORALL CHEMICAL co, of St. Louis. on a lady in Kentucky. who 47 years of age, and she recovered, and is now well and performing her ordinary duties and house. hold work of yore; is a gratified and sound woman.
 I believe 1t will nine out of ten cases for which 1t Is made, thereby saving and prolonging life. bringing health. happiness and saving immense suffering and in the aggregate. worry and thousands and mill lions of money. heartily recommend AIC- SOL OIoyd) to all interested and suffering with any form of consumption, neurasthe- mia and general breakdown and weakness. The above case was far advanced in the second stage. night sweats, daily chiTls, hectic flush. and in the stage of menopause which is one of the most critical periods in woman's life.
 AICSOL tLloyd) Is sure a grand prepara- tion I'm familiar with it's formula and know the formula: and it's maker Is o. K. :; a man who has broad mind; big. warm heart, and soul that reaches out into tho realm of all the needy and afflicted of the human race. All who deal with him will not find him contracted nickel-man, but on the square and broad gauge. His heart and soul are in the work for a higher pur- pose than commercializer, but working to a high ideal. that will he enduring and i've to bless his memory by throngs that will come on the stage after his physical demise Long live him and his works after
 Again I commend hls medicine to all in need Of that kind of help and give him per mission to use my name in placing AICSOL (Lloyd) before the public.
 Very respectfully,
 C. W. HOLT. NJ. D. McLeansboro. III. Jan. s. 1909.
 Hundreds of letters similar to the ahoye. from physicians and cured pa uents. are on file at our office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

Vaudeville has no place in the big en- tertafnment. and the songs and near jokes that have been heard in previous years have been carefully eliminated.
 By way of a change Mir. Dockstader hes fashioned the show after his own Ideas. Tho first part will show the Possum Hunt Club. where a meeting has been called to discuss way and means of sending a black man to fnd the North Pole. Tn this scene the songs and other diversions are introduced by the toastmaster ealing on volunteers. and when the frolic is at it's height MT. Dockstader. as Prof. Hightower. anchors his aeropiane and accepts tho commission to Ind the North Pole.
 The search leads to many strange lands. but he tarries here and there long enough to give an inipersonation of President-elect Taft, to tell some good stories. sing few songs and ex- ercfse his views on local events and individuals. Neil O'Brien. who has been Mir. Dock stader's mainstay for years. has lot of information to impart re- garding the digging of the Panama canal; he also has some songs and let's the audience into the secret of his troubles as custodian of The House Of Rest"
 Al Jolson, known as the man from the golden west, Is Q new comedian In the Dock stader forces who has made a big hit with his singing, dancing, whistling. etc., and Eddie Mazier, Will liam Causley, w. H. Hallett. Rees V. Prosser. W. H. Thompson. Wilson Mil Ter. Tommy Hyde, Herbert Willison. George M. Vail and Master Keegan are other principals who will be very much in evidence.
 . The offering Is superbly mounted the settings being of decidedly spectae- ular nature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

New York. Mar 19.-The spirit of sinister commercialism does not cast any dark some shadow over Votes for Women" The black hand of no sord- i'd assassin of dramatic art has aught to do with 1t. It Is an ethic and aesthetic factor In the uplift of wom- en; and in some degree it's boost of beauty was anaesthetic to the mascu- line beast. to judge by those men who doze while Its first performance kept thousand women engrossedly wide awake. If stone thrown at box had missed an Astor 1t would have hit a Vanderbilt. The women of wealth and fashion seem really to wish to go to the polls.
 Elizabeth Robbyns, once an Ameri can actress, later an Ibsenian pioneer in London, and recently Suffragette in- surgent, wrote the drama to serve as an exposition of the cause of ballots for women. She submitted it to Charles Frohman, who offered to buy one act of 1t to put into play two- thirds by another author-and man at that. Elizabeth had not put her pleas for woman into actable form to have them handled by a possibly un- sympathetic person. The whole of 1t or none, she vowed, should ever be presented in a theatre
 So New York has votes for women delivered by the Actors Society of Am- erica. an organization primarily de- voted to the temporal affairs of stage folk, with the elevation of the drama as a side issue. Actresses dominate actors In it's control. think, and. anyway. Mary Shaw is up toward the top of 1t. Mary Is one of those act resses whom experts dote on. but oth- CTS do not care for, because her merits are those of an adept elocuHonist. AL so, Mary is a strong minded woman who wants to vote. The outcome is that the Actors Society of America has hired a theatre and brought out Elizabeth's play of woman's rights
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
AUBURN COMMENCEMENT.
Distinguished Speakers For the Ex.
 erciaes.

Distinguished Speakers For the Ex.
 ercises.
 Auburn, March 20.-(Special.) )-The commencement program. as announced promises to be one of the most at- tractive in the history of the institu- tion.
 Among the distinguished speakers will be Bishop Robert Strange of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina. The alumni address will be delivered by Hon. F. c. billiard, attorney for the Union Pacific lines. Chicago. Ill. literary address by Dr. Henry L. Smith. president of Davidson College and commencement address by Dr. c. W. Thwing. president of Western Re- of the most eminent educational au- thorities in the Union.
 A session of the Conversation Club was held last evening at the residence of Dr. J. T. Anderson. The subject was George Eliot. Her Life" by Mrs. A. L.. Dillard. "The Mill on the Floss by Mrs. c. c. Thach: Her Art" by Prof. R. D. Webb. The program was brilliant
 Prof. R. L. Brown has been called on professional advice fin the installing of large mining plant in Clayton. Ga. In the famous gold region in the northern section of that State.
 Mrs. c. l.. Coleman and her daugh- ter. Mrs. We're. of Huntsville. are visit ing relatives in Auburn.
 After a strenuous weeks work the second-term examinations close today.
 Extensive improvements on the foot ball field are now in progress. A very commodious stadium is being erected that will seat about a thousand.
 The baseball season of the college team opens up next week with good prospects. There Is large mass of raw material that is being licked in- to shape. The initial game is with Mercer at Macon.
 The authorities of the college an nounce that they have secured for the celebration of Jefferson's birthday April 18th, pr. W. M Thornton. dean or the faculty of engineering, Univer- sity of Virginia. pr. Thornton comes from the home of the distinguished statesman and will speak on the oc- casion with peculiar appropriateness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

him. and felt sure that many of them in the least round would try to do as he did before they slept again. That was the femininely expressing portion of Jefferies' role. The thing for mascu- line appreciation was his boxing bout with his trainer. have written thus much to show how Lawrence Irving, intellectual, and Jim Jeffries. material may both earn the regard of similar audiences.
 Franklin Fyles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Easter Suggestions

Our formal Millinery Opening, dazzling its brightness faithful forecast of what to follow. Daily adding and between and Easter than achievements In the meantime let of the reasonable prices in this department perhaps item of portance to
 goods front usual worth the while We satisfied that please exacting your may be.
 Skirts Shirt Waists Embroideres nteedu the hour style.
 SPECIAL-Arcada coors checks polka dot etc beautiful designs being sold everywhere AA in of 10 yards a Monday A0n only. wv
 LINGERIE-100 pieces 25c quality to be sold Mon 4A day at the astonishing price yard of......... of. OC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Court Restrains Denton and Russell
 From Interfering.

Birmingham, March 20.-(Special)- Judge Charles Ferguson. of the City Court. today granted an injunction against N. Denton. of Tuscaloosa coun. ty. and James W. Russell. of Jefferson county from interfering with the min ing properties of the Alabama Central Iron Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

We have a good thing, hut are not selfish. Come and share our Meal Mix ture GuunO with us.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Oifh@e~ plAYerS

and holds the interest of the auditor to the final curtain. furnishes Mir. Goodwin with abundant opportunities for the exercise of his recognised tal- ents as Americas foremost and favor- tte comedian.
 Miss Goodrich in the character of Jean Rallston. q young society bud. is again enabled to prove the possession of dramatic ability of the highest or- der. All her gowns were made by the leading Parisian ntodistes especially for The Master Hand" and serve admir- ably to set off the natural charms which have gained for this talented young star the undoubted right to the appellation "the most beautiful actress on the American stage"
 Lew D0cDSstader.
 Lew Dock stader and his minstrels will pay the annual visit to this city Friday, March >26. Mir. Dockstader will bring his latest creation in black face comedy, which ia said to be a genuine novelty and minus all of the oid-time ideas that have hitherto governed the construction of minstrell program.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

GALLON "BRAG" wHIsKEY sc5o
 In jug, express paid.
 GRElL TRADING co. P. o. Box 637. Pensacola Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
MUD STAINS REMOVED.
TWO MEN ENDOWED.

Cleaned Out Perfectly by HoIt's Dye
 Works.