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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
JEFFRIES GIVEN
A BLACK EYE
Sam Berger Succeeds in Land
ing Punch on Cham
pion's Optic.
HAD OPERATION Performed
Weird and Exciting Football
Tale of Constable From
Windy City.

New York, Nov. 9.-James j. JEFF
fries yesterday underwent a second
operation on the nose for the purpose
Of perfecting his breathing apparatus,
which has not been right since his
first fight with BCb Fitzsimmons The
operation was successful After il
was over, Jeffries declared he never
felt better in his life and ii is only
question of taking eff some super
fuous weight before he is ready to en-
ter the ring with Jack Johnson. In
cidentally, Jim is wearing a gorgeous
black eye the result of his first pub
lie exhibition boxing with Sam Ber-
ger. since the arrangements for a fight
with Johnson was made.
Constable Tackles Foot Ball Eleven.
Montgomery, Mo, Nov 9.-This is
the simle tale of a humble constable
who brayed the terrors of a mass play
on the foot ball field in order to cap
Wre the player for whom he had Il
warrant The constable is Edgar
Owen. His warrant was for Lester
Thorp who was landed in the local
Jail today. Owen found Thorp play
ing foot ball game in TruXton. Fear
ing, if he permitted the youth to con-
tinue the game, he might get away,
Owen rushed out on to the field, reach
ed his man just as the whirling play
off tackle was we'll under way. But
Owne did not falter Headlong into
the sWirling mass of humanity he
plunged making a successful flying
tackle on Thorpes legs while he held
the prisoner and amid vociferous OBJ
jections Of the other players he read
the warrant, charging several petty
crimes Then amid the jeers of the
spectators he triumphantly marched
off the field with his prisoner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
OF SAME
PROPERTY DIFFER WIDELY.
Detroit's Traction System Worth From
$11,ooo,ooo to Almost $685.
100000.

Detroit, Nov. 9.-Mayor Phillip
Breitmeyer turned over to the fran
chise committee of the council and to
the citizens committee of fifty, the
appraisal of the property of the De-
troit United Railways made by Engi-
neer f. e. Bancroft. This appraisal
places the value Of the company's hold
ings in Detroit at $11, 1,2S4,G0G.
Property valued at $1,550,000 is ex-
cluded from the appraisal. The com
pany has total mileage in the city,
exclusive of its extensive suburban
lines, of 170.41, and a total OF 99S cars,
An appraisal of the property by an
engineer employed by the company
fixed the total value at $24 4,70S,375.
General manager Brooks, of the
company, stated that the data from
which the figures were derived is the
same as that furnished Engineer Ban
croft.
Franchises on sixty-six miles of the
comapny's lines expires on Novem-
Der Ia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
BIG PRICE FOR
GAMBLING CONCESSIONS.
Indication of Great Amount of Money
Out of Which Visitors to Fair
Will Be SWind!ed.

El Paso, Tex, Nov 9.-Far in eX-
cess of the prices Of former years, $44,-
000 will be paid for all gambling con
cessions during the Juarez fiesta.
Jacob Touche, of the City of Chihua-
hua, is once more the highest bidder,
this year bidding against four other
wholesale gamblers.
This abnormal price for the gaming
rights of the little city for one month
is considered assurance that the Juar-
ez race track will stimplate the gamb-
ling spirit to overhowing, and will
bring gamblers within the scope of the
fiesta. Touche has purchased the
rights from December to Christmas.
The customary extension to the first
of the year will cost another fat sum,
The deal was closed by Attorney
Guillermo Porras. secretary general Of
the state of Chihuahua, at a meeting
of those concerned in the transaction.
Mir. Porras has returned to he cap
tai.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
WEALTHY REAL ESTATE
MAN MURDERED.
His Body Hanged From the Roof OF
Fourteen Story Building in
Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Nov. 9.-Rcy D..
Gannons, wealthy real estate man,
was murdered and hanged from the
roof of the Campbell building. four
teen stories high. The victims Offices
were in the building in which he met
his death.
Mr.. Gannon's stenographer, young
woman. found his body dangling in
mid air yesterday afternoon. A blonde
woman figures in the crime, the
strangest that has mystltied this sec
tion for many years. The victim was
so years old and unmarried. He came
here from Lexington, Ky, several
years ago, went in the real estate
business, prospered and gained clients
all over the state. He was promi-
nent member cf the Knights of Colum-
bus, and as far as anyone knows, led
a quiet, respectable life.
He went to his Office as usual Sat
urday morning and drew $1,000 from
his bank at noon. the money in an
envelope he laid on his desk.
His stenOgrapher going home early
cn Saturday, left him in the office.
She returned yesterday afternoon be-
cause he did not communicate with
her in the morning about some busi-
ness as he said he would, and found
his body hanging from the roof The
package of money was gone. The
murderers had beaten him into un-
consciousness. made rude moose,
and with an iron bar twisted a string
around an artery, until they nearly
severed his head. Then ascending
the stairs to the roof they hanged him.
Mr.. Cannon and a blonde woman
were seen together in an automobile
yesterday afternoon by several
friends.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
WOOL GROWERS FIGHT
DIPPING ORDER.
Wyoming Sheepmen Aroused Over
Arbitrary Order of States Sani-
tary Board.

Sheridan, WyO., Nov 9.-The Sheri-
dan County Wool Growers Associa-
ton has adopted resolutions defying
the state board of sheep commissions
ers in its effort to enforce order No.
20, which provides for the dipping of
all sheep suffering from lip and leg
liberation or exposed to the disease,
The resolutions set forth that dipping
does not cure the disease and that
the flockmasters who compose the as
sociaton will not submit to the order
of the state beard. Inc association
has called a convention of the flock
masters of the eight counties under
the order and will endeavor to induce
them TO defy the state board also.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
MURDERER BETRAYED
BY HIS BRIDE.
Man Taken From Railway Station by
Police as Couple Returned From
Their Honeymoon Trip.

Youngstown, O., Nov. 9.-Following
the arrest of Pasquel Roman on a
murder charge not more than an hour
after his marriage to Miss Elizabeth
Andrews, it developed that the
bride had betrayed her husband to
the police.
The man was taken from the rail
way station just as the young people
We're boarding a train for their fu
ture home near Cleveland. He was
taken to Jail on word from Browns
vile, Pa, that he was wanted there
under another name for murder
committed four years ago.
Today's developments show that the
girl told the police that it was Roman
who was wanted by the Pennsylvania
courts, and that reward Of 5000 was
on his head. The girl lies in terror OF
Romans friends whom she fears may
seek to revenge on her.
He forced me to marry him. she
said. "He told me that he would kill
me if | did not"
Immediately thereafter she en-
ployed attorneys to defend the man
and declared her intention of remain
ing with him to the end. She said
she was sorry that she had betrayed
him.
Roman, on advice of the attorney
whom the new Mrs. Roman employed
waived extradition last night and will
go to Brownsville. Mrs. Romans par,
ents are well-to-do and they have
urged her to stay with Roman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
SHORTAGE MAY
Be 100000
Big Four Officials Astounded
at the Revelations of
Warmer.
ALREADY ADMIT 100000
Interrogation of Deposed Treas
urer Resumed at Cincinnati
Today.

Cincinnati, Nov. 9-With rumors
that the shortage in the financial de-
partment of the Big Four railroad as
developed through the alleged defal-
cations of Charles l.. Warriner, the
deposed local treasurer of the road,
may reach two million dollars, the
interrogation of Warriner was resum-
ed today. An official statement last
night admitted that the shortage prob
ably will reach six hundred thou
sand dollars. Officials of the road are
astounded at WARMERS revelations.
The search for the man and woman
named by Warriner in connection with
the supposed blackmail is being con-
tinued in several cities, but no addi-
tional arrests were made.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
HAVE PITY!'
CRIES WOMAN
Mime. SteinheiPs Unsavory
Past Exposed in Muir
der Trial.
THE JUDGE IS NERC|LESS
Jewelry, Gifts From Her Lovers,
Melted to Deceive
Police.

Paris, Nov. 9.-'Haye pity on me,
| am an unhappy woman who should
not be tortured" cried cut Nine,
Steinheil on the resumption of her
trial this morning for the murder of
her husband and mother-in-law The
appeal came during the testimony of
jewelers. in reference to changes of
jewelry confided to them by the pris-
oner but which she originally claimed
had been stolen. The prosecuting
Judge responded, that the accused per
sons always repeated that cry when
embarrassed for an answer. Nine.
Steinheil admitted she had certain
jewels, gifts of her admirers, melted,
but maintained this was done to keep
the facts of her life from her daugh-
ter.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
WILL APPEAL
GOMPERS CASE
Executive Council of Ameri-
can Federation so Re-
commends.
REPORT TO CONVENTION TODAY
Supreme Court May Have to
Pass on Famous Anti-Boy-
colt Case.

Toronto. Nov 9.-The executive
council Of the American Federation
cf Labor in his report to the conyen-
ton today recommended that an ap-
peal be taken to the supreme court
of the United States from the jail
sentences imposed On President Com
pers. Vice President Mitchell and
Secretary MORRISON for contempt in
the Bucks Steve and Range boycott
case.
The council recommends also that
an appeal be taken in the original in
junction case. the alleged violation Of
which resulted in the contempt pro
ceedings. The report says: I'VE can
not permit these decisions to go IN
challenged. They affect fundamental
rights, which either courts or Con
gress must safe guard" The report
says further: The ordinary use OF
the injunction writ in contentious be-
tween workers and employers is an un-
warranted interference with the rights
and liberties Of workers and is intend
ed and its influence is used to intimi
date workers"
The report strongly fayors industrial
education. 1t says: "Organized labor
favors the plan which will give our
boys and girls such training as will
help them after they are in industry.
We believe as much attention should
he given to proper education of those
who work at our industry as is now
given those preparing for professional
and managerial careers
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
PART OF THE VEIL
Is LIFTED.

Chicago, H.. Nov 9.-Part of the
mystery surrounding the automobile
accident Of Sunday night, when a load
ed taxicab plunged into the Chicago
river at Jackson boulevard, was solv-
ed today by the recovery of the body
Of Chauffeur Ernest Camp. A fiotilla
Of police boats patroling the river is
dragging with graphing irons. Max
Cohen. a cigar manufacturer, and his
fiancee, Miss Shapiro, have been miss.
ing since Sunday night and it is be-
lieved they too were victims of the ac-
cident.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
SENATOR CULLoM HAS
BRILLIANT POLITICAL IDEAS
How He Would Make the South
SolifIy Republican if the Consti-
tion Didn't Stand in the Way.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Senator S. NJ.
Cullom of Illinois, has two political
ideas. One of these is that if the
negro did not vote in the south, all of
the southern states would join the G.
@. p.
The other is that the negro ought to
be permitted to vote everywhere else,
including the state Of Illinois. Mr. Cul-
lom, talking on these subjects, said in
part;
President Taft is showing wisdom
ip his southern tour, He is a big,
good natured statesman, to whom the
south or any other section may we'll
and implicitly trusts its absolute des-
tiny. Mr.. Taft is just now mingling
with the southern people in order that
he may get better acquainted with
them and they with him. They will
find that he is the right man for his
place.
VIII Not Give % Any Principle.
"Os ssGnrse, the President doesn't in
tend TO surrender any principle, but at
the same time he is willing to make
concessions. TO the southern people,
commensurate with any fair sense of
justice. And likewise does he intend
to eradicate the Mason and Dixon line
In my opinion he is just the man for
that task and if he doesn't accomplish
it to a certain degree at least, shall
be sadly mistaken.
'.That line must be wiped ont at
some era. or another: that much is a
certainty, and | cannot see any logical
reason why the proper action should
not come right now There are several
several states in the south simply for
falling into the Republican column.
Eliminate the negro from politics
in the south-give that section of the
south an exclusively white ballot or a
| franchisement which shall mean an alb
solute and nnequivocal white SUI
premacy in the management Of its
whole affairs, and there is not state
below the Mason and Dixon line which
| Till not be found in the Republican
column of the electoral college.
Says South is for Protection.
"The whole truth of the situation is
that the south believes and really
needs the enforcement of the Republi
can doctrine Of protective tariff
Therefore the people of that section
would like to vote in behalf of candi
dates--national and state-who would
support policy. But they are held in
leash, so to speak, from the fear Of
negro domination, the fear Of colored
men in Office.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
CARS
TELESCOPED
Frightful Train Wreck Last
Night Near Knoxville,
Tennessee.
COLLISION WITH FREIGHT
Three Train Men Killed and
Four Others Injured
in Crash.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 9-Three
uainmen were killed and four
persous were injured in wreck early
today on the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad at Kleinertas station,
twenty miles north Of here. The
north bound through passenger train
which left Knoxville at seven p. m,
collided with the south bound freight.
The cars were telescoped and piled
high On the tracks and traffic was to-
tally blocked for several hours.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
1T WASN'T STRYCHNINE
BUT CHILE CON CARNE.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 9.-Harper
+. Bennett, the local real estate man
charged with having murdered his
wife by administering strychnine, be-
cause of love for an alleged affinity,
was freed of the charge today when
the case was dismissed by the district
attorney. At the trial, several weeks
ago, the jury disagreed, standing six
to six. Benefits defense was that
his wife died of ptomaine poisoning
from eating canned chile con carne.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
TYPHOON DEVASTATES
PHILIPPINE ISLAND.
Five Thousand People Are Homeless
and Much Property and Crops
Destroyed.

Manila, Nov. 9.-Panya, ona Of the
Visayas group was devastated by
typhoon on Sunday. The storm was
especially severe in Capiz province.
Five thousand people are homeless,
and much property and crops are de-
stroyed Heavy rains accompanied
the hurricane and floods prevail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
KING EDWARD
GETTING PRETTY OLD.

London, Nov 9.-King Edward cele-
brated his sixty-eighth birthday to-
day at Sandrigham Palace. Tele-
grams of congratulations were re-
ceived from all parts of the world.
His health is considerably improved
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
BOY BREAKS OUT OF
ALAMoGoRDo JAIL.
Although Only Eighteen Years of Age
He Has Bad Record-Broke
Through Wall.

Special to the New Mexican.
Alamogordo, N, NJ, Nov 9.-John
Hollis, age eighteen, charged with
horse theft, broke Jail at IL o'clock
this morning. He picked hole
through the wall made a rope of his
overalls, and escaped. lie is alleged
to be bad character, known in Ari-
zona, in court many times, and con-
victed at Roswell few years ago of
horse stealing. Sentence was suspend
ed on account of his youth. He is
supposed to have been a member of
an Otero county band of horse
thieves.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
FUNERAL SERVICES
AT CATRON HOME.
Three O'clock Tomorrow Afternoon
Remains to Be Placed Temper
arly in Vault.


The remains of Mrs. Catron will
not be inferred at present but the
body will be temporarily placed at
rest in the Manderfield vault where
it will remain until vault has been
built in the Fairview cemetery.
There will be no services at the
Manderfeld vault Services will be
held at the residence at three o'clock,
Wednesday afternoon, and the re-
mains will be taken from the resi-
dence to the vault at four o'clock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09
WILL DEDI-
CATE ARN0RY
Governor Curry Plans to Visit
Silver City on Next
Monday.
THENCE TO Ell PAsO, TEXAS
Will Accompany Senate Irriga-
CATION Committee to Roswell
and Carlsbad.

Governor Curry has planned to go to
Silver CITY next week to dedicate the
National Guard Armory there on next
Monday From Silver City he will go
TO El Paso to meet the senate irriga-
tion committee and will accompany it
to Las Cruces. Engle, Belen, Roswell
and Carlsbad Upon his return he ex,
poets to take his contemplated trip to
Taos and perhaps, Rio Arriba counties.
Notares Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: Charles S.
Worley, Ration, Colfax county; William
c. Thaxton, Albuquerque, Bernalillo
county; John 7. Gillett, Dayton, Eddy
county; Skillman c. Hunter, TeXico,
Curry county; W. T. Oliver, Central,
Grant county; Edith E. BaucOm, Sola.
no, mora county; Ernest r. Reynolds,
Ration, Colfax county.
EAr7itted to Do Business.
Insurance Commissioner Jacobo
Chayes today admitted TO 10 business
N New Mexico, the international Life
Insurance Company of st. Louis, Mo,
with 2 cash capital of $620,350 and a
surplus of $305, $500. The company
is a consolidation of the International
Life and the Great American Life In
surance Company and started business
August 10, 1909.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-09

CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-25
CANNON STATION

Mrs. Theodore Carter will close hel school on Tuesday June 29th with ap- propriAte exercises. ice cream and cake will be served on the lawn.
 Mrs. P. B. Percy, of Weston, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings of Sport Hill, have been recent guests oi Mrs. Helen Godfrey.
 Mrs. w. [. Douglass spent Satur- day in Washington, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs K. W. Nichols who were guests at the home of Mrs. A. S. Sturges last week, returned to Brook lyn on Friday.
 Mrs. ". B. Hill is spending the week with MT. and Mrs. J. Sherwood in Weston.
 Mrs. Mary White has received word of the birth of a little girl to her daughter, Mrs. Ely Talcott Ryder, of New York.
 The 'tCannoniers' will go into camp at Washington, Conn.,, on June 26th. for a short stay
 Mrs. Barbara Willing has been en- tertaining her sister, Miss Maggie Schubert Bedding and friends from Chicago this week.
 Miss Henrietta Willing returned to New York Tuesday evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-25

''There'II be a record-if it's needed 9 countered the Fighter. That's the easiest part of it all. But it won't be needed My say-so will be b'lieved for accuse himself of bein' a crook if he was really on the square"
 Do as you please" replied Caine impatiently. but don't keep up the farce with me-
 ''All. right" assented Caleb with cheerful acauiescence. ''I won't, if it jars yo-u. But that's the story that's goin' out under my name. An you're the man who's goin' to help me. Now listen to me. an be sure you get my instructions right. An don't butt in with any objections. Because I need you to help me. If you don't some other papers will. May as well get a beat for the Star. Besides, you know I can telp folks sometimes who helps me- There's other deals besides Steel old Will you stand by me? Is it go?"
 The Fighters tone had deepened to a growl that held more menace than ap- peal. His eyes were fixed in scowling command on his visitors face.
 This cringing attitude of yours touches me to the heart,'' said Caine: speaking lightly. though he felt the others magnetic domination through out his entire being. What do you want me to do?"
 q want you" dictated Conover. "to go back to your off1ce and send for your best reporter. Don't put this up to your managin' editor. but handle it yourself. The reporter will work lot better when he thinks it's story the owners int'restcd in. That's work man-nature. ain't it %
 "Go ahead" smiled Caine. fighting against that merciless domination which found expression in the man himself. not in his words
 <rS, No
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-25
(Continued.l

(COnt1nuco-A
 "I-I don't quite know yet" she made reply. unreasonapiy scareo uy stay in town rather late this year
 "Goodr approved Caleb. II hope we Il see a lot of each other
 And looking into his light. masterfui eyes, the girl knew all at once that she would not have the wit nor the force to avoid him. The knowledge turned her sick Her round. helpless gaze shifted involuntarily to Desiree, as the nearest woman to her. And, under the genuine fright behind that appeal the steel glint that had of a sudden hardened Desirees big eyes. softened unaccountably. A quick sentence that had risen to her lips died unborn.
 For a moment before convention could lower the veil. the two women read each other to the very soul Al what the brief glance told her. Lefty drew her breath with sharp intake that mede Conover glance at her fn- quiringly. To cover her confusion Miss Standish plunged into speech on the first subject that crossed her mind.
 ''I hope you. don't mind Uncle Guys rudeness, MT Conover." she began. ''He really doesn't mean half the cross things he says. He suffers so dread fully from dyspepsia and-and there are sometimes family troubles. too' that"
 T know" assented Caleb. 'I've heard Married a wife that was too rich for him. She don't always agree with him. hear. an I s'pose it gives him mental indigestion No offence. forgot they're rePtives of yours"
 I'm sorry, just the same, that he spoke so threateningly to you," went on Lefty.
 She found it so easy to talk to him now A weight seemed off her heart
 Threats don't keep me guessin' very much" Conover treasured her, delight ed at her new ease of bearing toward him. ''No ones goin' to do a rich man any real harm or hold grouches against him. To him that hath. it shall be forgiven. That's in the Bible afn't 1t? Or somethin' like it. The trouble with men like your uncle is that they don't see any farther ahead than twenty years ago. Business an politics have changed a lot since then. But the old crowd don't see it. They're like 8 feller that rows a boat. They move ahead because the boat carries 'enn ahead. But they're always facin' astern."
 He felt he was talking amazingly well. He was almost annoyed when Oesiree. having sat in troubled silence for some minutes. rose abruptly and proposed that they should go.
 Lefty Standish. watching them de- part, was saying over and over to herself in @ rapturous sing-song:
 "She won't let him make love to me She won't! She won't!''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-25
(Tc be Contin ued.l

Everyone would be benefited by taking Fo1ey's Orino Laxative for con- stipation, stomach and liver trouble, IS it sweetens the stomach and breath. gently stimulates the liver and regu- 1ates the bowels and is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives- Why not try Foley's Orino Laxative to-day ? F. B. Brill. local agent. H135