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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Cornhuakers Go TO Iowa.

LINCOLN. June 4-(Special. )-Coach DR..
Clapp of the Nebraska track team Is still
confident his athletes stand an excellent
chance Of winning at the Missouri Valley
conference meet at Des Moines Saturday.
Before leaving Lincoln with his team today
he said he looked for the best three or
four teams to be closely punched at the
end. He thought the biggest fight for first
place would be between Nebraska and
Grinnell. the winner of the all-Iowa state
college meet last Saturday.
The Nebraska men who made the trip are
Captain Mcdonald, hurdles; Wlldman,
spirits; Campbell. sprintH; Gable, two
mile run: Russell, pole vault; Hammond,
pole vault; Hamel, high jump; 8. Collins,
weights; c. Collins, weights; ANDERSON,
half-mile run; Ashhury, mile; Perry, broad
tWo-mile run,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
FLAG TO FLAG car ARRIVES
Pathfinder Machine Reaches Mexico
CITY After Hnrd Erin.

City AFTER Hard Trip.
MEXICO CITY, Mex, June 4-Fred
Spooner, william Knopper and James NJ.
Howard, in the Pathfinder machine for
the flag to flag automobile race from
Denver to Mexico City via n Paso next
October. reached this city today at 1880
o'clock from Tula, which point was
reached only after a hard ride over rocky
mountain roads for sixty-five miles in
eighteen hours. During the journey the
Pathfinders covered exactly 2,4OO miles in
the thirty-horse power automobile, and OF
this distance 2.1W miles represented the
route of the tour. The days OF the travel
ing numbered twenty-six, and the path
finders believe the route laid out will prove
the hardest Of tests for the cars. They
brought letters to President Diaz from
Governor Shafroth of Colorado and Gov
ernor Curry of New Mexico. and letters
to the American ambassador. These will
be presented either tomorrow or Saturday.
George A. Wahlgreen of Denver, donor
of the flag to flag trophy, will reach this
city tomorrow to conclude arrangements
for the event. The start will be made
some time in October and the route laid
out by the pathfinder, with one exception
between FL Paso and C~hihuahua-will be
followed. Members OF the party say they
were well treated by the Mexican people
all along the route.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Sheriff Ousted
for Yielding to Mob
Official Declared Derelict in Duty in
Allowing Negro to Be
Lynched.

MONTGOMERY. Ala June 4-Sheritf
Frank Cazalas of Mobile was today de-
clared guilty and ordered removed from
office by the state supreme court in a de-
cision which followed the trial of Cazaias
on a charge of dereliction of duty in allow
ing a negro to be lynched in Mobile on
January q.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Results at Manchester.

MANCHESTER, England. June 4-The
Beaufort handicap Of 500 sOvereigns. FOR
3-year-olds and upwards. distance five fur
longs, was won today by indian Runner.
Proprietor was second and Hopton third.
II. =, Whitney's Sea Cliff was among the
eleven starters, but was unplaced.
The Bridgewater handicap OF zoo SOW
ereigns, for 3-year-olds, distance one mile
ana . quarter, was won by Sealed orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

J. r. Keene's Esperanto was among the
seven starters.
The John O'Gaunt plate Of 200 soverelgns,
for 2-year-olds, distance five furlongs, was
won by Thirty-Three. August Belmont's
Doncourt started.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Cyrus wellington.

BALSAM LAKE, Wis, June 4-Cyrus
wellington died here today from locomotor
~ataxia, aged 66. He was for twelve years
chief counsel for the Great Northern and
later chief private counsel for James =.
Hill. Mr.. Wellington retired eight years
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
A ron of GoIh

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, anne back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters. SOC. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Ida Linden Green.


CRESTON, Ia. June A-(Special)-Mrs
Ida Linden Green, wife of N. II. Green, a
hardware merchant of this city, died very
suddenly and Unexpectedly yesterday aft
ernoon at Cottage hospital. About two
weeks ago she underwent an operation
and was thought 10 be entirely out of
danger, in fact, WAS to be discharged to-
day. About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
she complained of a pain in her head, and
in a few minutes expired. A diagnosis
showed that a blood clot had formed in
the lungs, causing death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Green came to this city six years ago
from Grand Island, Neb, and previous to
that time they were residents of Sioux
City, where her parents still reside. De-
ceased was but SO years Of age, and beside
her husband leave one son, 10 years old.
and her aged parents.
Original AbOIitiOnIst Dead.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, June '4-Henry F.
Montague, one of the three dozen men
who organized an abolition party I'm Michi-
gan in 1886 at Ann Arbor, is dead at his
home here at the age of 90 years. Mr..
Montague was one of the leading agents
OF the Underground Railway" by which
many fugitive slaves were assisted in
their flight TO Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

June A-Fort Gary, an added
starter. captured the 1,5OO Stanley produce
stakes from a smart field of S-year-olds
az WoOdbine today. Summaries:
First race, London purse, $500 added. six
furlonss: Pocomoke, S to I won; Simcoe,
. to 10. second; Many Colors, 20 to l.
third. Time 1;l4.
Second race, Knowsley purse, selling, $500
added, five furlongs: Wildfire, Is to 1,
won; Compton, Q TO 3, second: Chiffon
Queen, 7 TO 2, third. Time 1.02 3-5.
Third race, Stanley produce stakes, 81. 500
added. mile and a quarter: Fort Gary. Z
ia ?, won; Shore Lake, even, second; Des-
ert Star, II TO 5, third. Time, PIP 2-5.
Fourth race, Newmarket handicap. $500
added, six furlongs: Red River. 2 to /
Won Center Shot, 3 to ,. second: Purslane.
5 to !, third. Time, 1:l3 8-5.
Fifth race, Lionheart steeplechase. sell
ing, 500 added, about Two miles: Expan-
slontst, Z TO ?, won; Steve Lane. 3 10 2,
4:OS. ~
sixth race, Hamilton purse. selling. $500
added one mile: G~reendale, 5 to /. won:
KIM OF Mist, Z TO l, second. Belle Of Jes-
samine, 6 to 1. third. Time, 1;43.
Seventh race, Hamilton purse. selling.
500 added, one mile: Robbie Kean, s to l.
won; Zip and GO. even. second: Dennis
STAFFORD, 7 to Z, third. Time, 1872 is.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Bigger. Better. B~usler-Thats what ad.
vertising in The Bee does for your
business
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07

agrees with the said d. A. Camfield
that he may enter upon the Las We.
lgas grant, and make such surveys
examinations and estimates of the
said reservoir site and irrigation sys-
tenn, along the general lines of the
said United States survey and com
plete the said preliminary examina-
itions, which completion shall be with
In sixty. (60) days from this date, and
las much earlier as can reasonably be
Idone, that when said Camfield shall
have gathered sufficient data to enable
Ehim to enter into a contract with the
Isaid board for the construction of the
lsaid reservoir and irrigation system,
the said board will, and here agrees
to enter into written contract, If
the same can reasonably be done,
with said Camfield, providing that
the said D. A. Camfield shall CON
Istruct. upon terms and conditions in
such contract provided, the said res
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
PRIVATE CAPITAL PLANS TO
BUILD Las VEGAS RESERVOIR
WITHIN next TWELVE MONTHS
D. A. CaInfieid President Of Empire Con
struction Company Given Option on
Project by Board Of Trustees Of
Las Vegas Grant.

The board of trustees OF the La
Vegas grant has taken steps toward,
the immediate construction by private
capital Of the irrigation system know
as the Las Vegas project.
An agreement has been entered
into with A. w. Thompson, agent fol
D. A. Camfeld. of Greeley, Colo
which gives him so days to go over
the site with his engineers and de
eide whether the plan is feasible
and profitable one, although Mr. Cam
field is already assured that 1t is, as
he himself went over the land three
weeks ago..
At the end of this time he must en-
tier into a written contract with the
board to complete the project within
one year. The board will turn over to
him title to the lands to be placed
under irrigation and the site Of the
dam VI,
The reservoir will be built Ia the
Sanguiguela valley. The government
has been considering the project but
it may be number of years before
money is available in the federal
treasury for the prosecution of the
work.
d. A. Camfield is president Of the
Empire construction company and is
now experimenting some big con-
struction work at Sterling, Ia. He
has had charge of work Of this kind
Tor twenty years and IS Identified
with nearly all Of the big Colorado
projects The agreement adopted by
the board Is as follows
Whereas, A. W. Thompson, agent
for one D. A. Camfield, has this day
submitted a proposition to the board
Of trustees Of the town of Las ve-
gas. administering the Las Vegas
grant, for the construction OF the San
guijuela reservoir and canal system,
being substantially the reservoir and
irrigation system surveyed by the U.
81 government, and
Whereas. The said board desires,
if the same can be reasonably done,
to have the said reservoir system
at the earliest day p6ssi-
Bile. consistent with good business;
now therefore be it
Resolved, BY the said board of
trustees of the town Of Las Vegas
aforesaid, that said board hereby
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
TERRIBLE PANIC FOLLOWS
THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS IN
BUILDING WATCHING INDOOR
ATHLETIC MEET.
MANY CRITICALLY INJURED
ASSISTANT ADJuTANT GENERAL
AND WIFE AMONG THOSE
wHo WE'RE HURT.

Seattle, Wash, May I Sixty per
sons were injured last night when the
balcony in the new national guard ar.
mory collapsed. Thousands of spec
tators were In the building, watching
an indoor athletic meet when the ac-
cident occurred. Captain Maurice w.
Thompson, assistant adjutant general,
and Mrs. Thompson are both in a
critical condition.
The people in the balcony were
straining against the rail watching
a race when the whole structure, so
yards long, fell, and hundreds rolled
to the floor. A panic followed and
the building was a bedlam with the
cries of injured and frightened wo-
men
F. L. Jackson and Ed Crabbe were
strong in the stretch of a
Marathon race when the crash came.
Both were knocked down but were on
" slightly hurt. Men were knocked
down in the mad rush and many un-
hurt were carried away by volunteers
in tl;eir zeal to aid.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
DR.. GEO. G. MCCONNELL
PLEASED With CLIMATE

Az enjoyable smoker was given at
the Commercial club last night in
honor Of DIR. George G. Mcconnell,
of Chicago, chief medical examiner
of the Knights of Pythias lodge, who
Is. in the city to see about beginning
lie work Of erecting the X of P.
eratoritaii7 and hospital here. Al
though. he has only been here little
more than a day he says that he is
greatly pleased with the climate and
the people an believes that this Is
an especially favorable location for
national Institutions of the lodge. He
viii remain here week and says
that before he departs he win know
more about conditions and can make
fuller statement.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
FORECASTS DEFEAT At POLLS
SAYS DEMOCRATS INSTEAD OF
REPUBLICANS MAY FRAME
BILL IN TWO YEARS.
ONLY INDULGING IN FARCE
SAYS If HE DID NOT BELIEVE
RATES WOULD BE LOWERED
WOULD PACK HIS GRIP.

Washington, May 7.-Senator Clapp
of Minnesota spoke on the tariff at
the opening of the senate session this
morning. He referred to the differ
ence between protective tariff and
tariff for revenue only He said he
believed that the revision should have
been taken up, one item at time,
INSTEAD OF complete revision, as the
forraer method would not have pro
lvoked great excitement.
The promise Of the republican
party was for revision downward, in
response to a positive demand. He
said the position Of the protective in
terests was I'VE should leave well
enough alone IF did not believe
that the duties would be lowered in
respQnse to this demand. | would pack
nv gin ana 80 home tomorrow ! said
the senator.
= an not required to participate
in such farce as fbo ra-ena cfmeDt
'of the Ddngley rates. The people I'M
derstood that we were to have re-
vision downward the man who made
the platform understood IT; we nm
derstand it. No amount Of sophistry
can otherwise explain the popular de-
mand If the demand for revision
did not mean changing of the du-
ties downward it did not mean any
thing. and we are indulging in farce
now"
Declaring that if congress should
now fail to lower The rates the DEM
ocratic party would be in position
70 do it two years hence. the sena-
tor said he did not want to use
threats, but to tell the truth. The
American people have determined on
/ revision downward, and anything
Else will disappoint them" he said. 1T
nay be in your power he said, turn
ing to the republican senators, ito
act contrary to the wishes of the peo-
pie, but sure's you do that, this tar
if will be revised by enemies and
not friends of protection"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
ANNUAL CONVOCATION
HELD In Las VEGAS

The 18th annual convocation of the
missionary district of New Mexico
has just concluded its business ses-
sions in Episcopal guild, religious SER
vices being also held daily in st.
PauTs Memorial church, Rev. Henry
Easter, of Ell Paso, delivering an able
and convincing sermon Wednesday
evening.
The convocation was attended by
Bishop J. Mills Kendrick. Of Phoenix
Ariz.; Rev Henry Easter, Of Ell Paso,
Texas; Rev. w. Fletcher Cook, of AL
buquerque: Rev. W. g. Warren, OF
Silver City; Rev. Harvey M. Shields.
Of Dawson and Tucumcari.
Bishop Kendrick presided at the
business sessions of the ecclesiastical
body and Rev Jesse S. Moore, Of this
city, was elected secretary.
In the missionary district there are
IA clergy and the bishop, one candi'
date for holy orders. IA lay readers, 3
parishes, 15 organized missions and Z
unorganized missions.
The council of advice is constitu-
ted as follows: Rev. Henry Easter OF
Ell Paso. president; Rev: W. Fletcher
Cook of Albuquerque, J. stoney
Porcher and D. Pope Holland. Of El
Paso.
The bishops examining chaplains
are: Rev. Walter R. Dye of Santa Fe;
Rev. Jesse s. Moore of East Las We
gas; Rev. w. E. Warren of Silver
City. Hon. L. Bradford Prince OF
Santa Fe. is chancellor and Arthur
Boyle. of that city, is registrar. The
treasurer of the convocation is VIM
J. johnson OF Albuquerque, and the
treasurer of the missionary district is
R. j. Palen Of Santa Fe. The district
secretary of the Woman's auxiliary is
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Livesay Of Victoria
Dona Ana county. N. NJ
Delegates to the Missionary Council
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07

agreed that after said data has been
SO secured by said Camfield, that he
and the said board. If they can agree
on the terms thereof, will enter into
contract providing for the compile
tion of such system by said Cnnfield,
within one year from the date Of the
signing of said contract, and that
they will mutually in good faith with
each other, if the terms of such con-
tract can be settled between them,
enter into such contract providing for
the construction of such system by
said Camfield, and the payment there
for by the conveyance Of the lands
aforesaid, which can be brought un-
der irrigation by such irrigation pro
ject; but, If by reason of differences,
they fail to conclude such contract.
then it is understood there is to be
no charge, against said board, by said
Camfield for or on account of his ex-
penditures in making surveys and
getting data 1t is further understood
that both parties shall act reasona-
bly,, and in perfectly good faith, in
sincere effort to get together and
agree upon a contract as aforesaid.
IF the said Camfield shall so re-
quest at any time, within sixty days,
special meeting of the board shall |
be held to take up such project, set
tie upon the terms of said contract, ii. |
It can be done and enter into the |
same, it being the special purpose of
this resolution, to give to the said |
Camfield the prior rights, under the |
terms of the contract, herein speci-
led, and if an agreement for con-
struction of such system can be
to have the same entered
lpon and completed at the earliest
time within which it can
De accomplished
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
PATHFINDER PARTY DELIGHTED
WITH CITY and SCENIC ROUTE

around some bad curves at pretty
fast clip and it made him shudder to
look over the edge
The guests were entertained at the
Commercial club last night at smok-
er. There was an abundance of CT
gars and refreshments, but there were
no speeches nor formal entertain
ment Of any kind
f. e. Spooner. the correspondent, is
also a skilled photographer, and took
a large number of pictures while
here. He writes two or three column
stories for over 200 papers each day
and sends back photographs for illus
trations. He also intends to write
and illustrate number of magazine
articles SO that Las Vegas will get a
large amount of excellent advertising
as Mr.. Spooner was delighted with
~. D. Hands ranch at Los Alamos,
Las Vegas and the scenery surround
ing the city.
The Pathfinder is picturesque. for
it carries the flags of two countries
lon the back and signs showing the
objects of the trip. The Chalmers ID
not large car aud does not look the
part Of mountain climber and sand
hog, but it has yet to be stuck in 450
miles of such travelling kas few cars
are liable to go through. In front-oi
the eastaneda hotel this morning the
car drew lot of attention.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
GOTCH PLAYS With
BEEt in MATCH AT
DENVER LAST NIGHT
CHAMPION PERMITS OPPONENT
TO TAKE ANY HOLD HE cHoos-
Es AND THEN BREAKS IT.
IN Second Fall, eotch Lifts 5eeI OF
Mat and Places Him on His shouI-
ders in Thirty Seconds.

Denver, May IT, Frank Gotch de
feated Fred Beel in straight falls in
a wrestling match before 1000 per.
sons in the auditorium last night. The
match. which was regarded in the
light of an exhibition was drawn out
in the first fall, Gotch permitting
Beel to take any hold he chose which
the big fellow broke at his pleasure.
The first fall went "a minutes 36
seconds. In the second fall Gotch
lifted Beel clear off the mat and
placed him on his shoulders after 80
seconds.
Battling Nelson. who refereed the
match. made the announcement be-
fore the match. that he would fight
Packy Mcfarland. September s. He
said Mcfarland must weigh 1873
pounds four hours before the battle
or there would be no match as he
would consider Mcfarland a welter
weight.
by postponing the Mcfarland fight
until September, I will be $4,000
richer" said Nelson. "Packy will
have to put up side bet Of $4,000
and weigh in at the lightweight limit
All this talk about my finances makes
me tired and I'm going to make Far
land fight or shut up"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
MANY WITNESSES
YET TO BE HEARD
in HAMS TRIAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY DECIDES
NOT TO CALL THE WIFE OF
MURDERED MAN.
Prisoner Who Occupied Cell Near De-
fendant Will Be Brought From Sing
Sing to Testify as to His Sanity.

Flushing, N. Y, May When the
court opened this morning in the
trial of Captain P. c. Hains, for the
killing of William E. Annis, the state
still had fifteen witnesses to CAL,
among them Mrs. Annis. The dis
trict attorney has procured a writ OF
habeas corpus for the attendance of
John Sheridan, now serving a term
in Sing Sing. for shooting man.
Sheridan was with, Hams in the
Queens county jail and observed him
subsequent to the shooting.
Decides Not to Call Widow.
District Attorney De Witt decided
not to call Mrs. Helen Annis to the
witness stand He said the people
would rest the case with the testi-
mony of the alienists. DR.. Charles g.
Brink, who qualified as am expert on
mental diseases. said Hams knew
what he was about when he shot An
mis-. He said he did not consider DIR.
L. Pierce Clark, one OF the witnesses
for the defense. an eminent alienist
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07

of the Southwest, to be held in Ok
Iahoma in January of next year, are:
Rev. Harvey M. Shields. Rev Henry
Easter, Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, OF
Santa Re. and Chief Justice w. ].
Mills, OF East Las Vegas.
| The report Of the committee on the
state of the church, consisting of
Rev W Fletcher Cook and Chief JUS
tice Mills. was forceful and encourag-
ing in every respect, showing sta
bic and continual advance along all
lines of church endeavor. There has
been in this district more baptisms
and more combinations during the
past year and there are at present a
larger number of communicates than
ever before in its history.
One of the most pleasing features
of the convocation just closed, was
the set of resolutions which were un-
animously passed, congratulating
Bishop Kendrick on his 10th anniver-
sary as follows:
Whereas, This is the goth anniver-
sary of the conservation of Rt. Rev.
John Mills Kendrick. D. d., as bishop
of New Mexico; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the members of the
hereby express their low
ing appreciation of the noble. self
sacrificing character of their bishop,
of his unfailing faithfulness, of his un-
firing toll, of his deep devotion, Of his
able administration and of his exceed
Ing, loving kindness to his people and
clergy; be it further
Resolved, That we express, as far
Is words can, orr devout gratitude |
ind great gladness that we have him
With us on this. the Goth anniversary
md that God in His goodness has pre-
erved him, with all his powers una.
ated, and we pray that many years
nay be added to his self-sacrificing
eviction to the church"
Bishop Kendrick responded in fe-
citous, sympathetic and happy re-
larks
The next conyocation will be held
st. Johns church, Albuquerque. on
uesday, April 10, 1910. d
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
STRONG fight FOR
U. S. MARSHALSnIP
Special to The Optic.

Special to The Optic.
Santa Fe, May IA lively fight is
just now on IN New Mexico for the
United States marshalship, one of the
most coveted federal plums. Devel-
opments are expected in a short time
in the matter of the appointment OF
a successor to Creighton M. Foraker,
a brother of United States Senator
Joseph B. Foraker.
There are several candidates in the
field, namely Secundino Romero Of
Las Vegas; T. s. Hubbell Of Albu-
querque; Captain John w. Green of
Santa Fe. who resigned a few days
|ago as superintendent Of the territor-
ial penitentiary; Captain G. L. Bal
Hard of Roswell and Edward c. Burke
|of Santa Fe.
Burke, who seems to stand the best
chance, is a brother of Congressman
James Francis Burke of Pennsylva-
mia, who is backing his brothers can
didacy to the full extent Of his in.
fluence. In addition Burke hes the
Endorsement of many Of the mcst in
fluential men in New Mexico, includ-
ling members Of the republican terri
torial organization Governor Curry
tcontInued on Page ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-07
Fine Window Display.

G. e. Waterman, who lately ar.
rived from Ypsilanti, Mich, and pur-
chased the Ragan photograph gallery
on the plaza. has fine isplay of his
handiwork, both at his place of bust
ness and in an exhibition window ir
the Pioneer building on Douglas ave
nue.. East side. M