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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
LIGHT ON SANTA FE
TRAIN SITUATION.
Sunday to Pass Lany Some Time
This Eveninn.

The first of the California mail since
Sunday is expected 10 arrive in Santa
Fe tonight. A combination train made
up Of odds and ends of belated trains
that came around by way Of Phoenix
will pass Lamy abonut the same time
that No. l arrives there tonight. At
least, it is hoped that it will. although
the railroad employees can give no
definite assurance. Says the Albu-
querque Morning Jouranl of teday Oh
the train situation as it looks at the
Duke City which is in closer touch
with it than is Santa Fe:
With good luck some five west
bound passenger trains may leave the
local station some time today for the
west over the Santa Fe coast lines.
Reports as to the probable time of
resumption of traffic were somewhat
indefinite last night, but trains and
7&f Tuesday and the California Limit
ed, No. 8, and Numbers 1 and Z of
last night, all of which have been held
here, are expected to break loose for
the west before tonight. Two edi-
tions of No. 4. the east-bound Limited,
will arrive early today, having left
Deming after the detour over the
Southern Pacific, at ] o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Another consoli-
dated train, believed to be a No. 2
and a No. 8 combined, left Deming at
10 o'clock last night and is expected
to get in here at Z or s a. m, today.
"The holding of the west-bound
trains here for the past two days is
believed to indicate that the Santa FeI
hopes to get the line through western
New Mexico passable in twenty-four
hours or so. Furthermore, the detour
is very expensive one
One railroad man stated last night
that the Southern Pacific is charging
the Santa Fe $40 mile for each train
on the 500 miles of it's line between
Deming and Phoenix, Ariz. This
would be $4,000 a train and for the
four trains, two each way, would foot
up an item of extra expense amount
ing to the interesting figure of $20,-
900. At half the sum it would be eX-
pensive enough. 1t is presumed the
arrangement with the Santa Fe, Pres
colt and Phoenix for the trip from
Phoenix to Ash Fork is less expen-
sive, this line being allied with the
Santa Fe.
"a big force of men with work
trains is busy along the twenty-five
miles or so of track this side of Gal
lup where the washouts are most num-
erous, but the track has been so
badly inundated and undermined that
it is a herculean job ana progresses
SLOWLY"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
AND KAUFMAN
MEET IN PRIZE RING.
Betting Was Very Light and No De-
cision Will Be Given if Both
Remain on Feet,

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 9.-Jack
Johnson will meet AL Kaufman Of Cal
ifornia, the heavy weight, in ten
round bout at Cotfroth's Mission
Street arena this afternoon. No decis-
ion will be given if both men are on
their feet at the end of ten rounds.
Betting has been remarkably light, the
odds of 10 to 4 being offered by John
son hackers on the result. Odds of
to are offered that kaufman stays ten
rounds. Both men are in good con-
dition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
GRIEF STRICKEN WOMAN
ENDS HER LIFE.
Because Husband Refused to Answer
Her Letters Anita Romero
Deleado Suicides.

Last evening, about o'clock. the
residents in the neighborhood of the
capitol We're Mortified to learn that
Mrs. Anita Romero Delgado had TAX
en- her own life by shooting herself
with thirty-eight caliber revolver
through the heart. For the past few
days, the girl, who was but twenty
one years Of age, had been grieving
and was melancholy, so her relatives
say, because of failure of her husband
Eduardo Delgado, to answer her let
ters in which she besought him to
with her Married about three years
ago, the couple lived together for a
little over a year when they quar-
relied and Delgado went to Las We
.gas. They afterwards became recon
ciled but again, because of certain diff
ferences, separated, Delgado return
ing to Las Vegas where he is now
located in the employ of a hide and
pelt firm.
Yesterday, the grief of Mrs. Del
gado became more intense and dur
ing the day she remained in taci-
turn state. About 6 o'clock, she was
seen to enter the front room of the
house, and shortly after, two boys
who were playing in the yard came
rushing to the rear of the residence
and notified the girls uncle Ramon
Romero, that they had just heard a
shot fired in the front room. The
uncle hurried to the place and upon
opening the door discovered Mrs.
Delgado lying PROSTATE on the floor,
gasping her last breath. A revolver
at her side told the tale. She had
shot herself through the heart. The
aim was well directed for the bullet
penetrated accurately tearing a
frightful cash in the breast entering
the heart and coming out the back,
The woman was unconscious when
found and died ten minutes later.
The mother, Mrs. Guadalupe Romero,
is Drostrated over the occurrence.
A rumor was afioat in the neigh
borhood of the girls home to the
effect that she had had a sharp quar-
rel with her mother and in her anger
had gone into the house and killed
herself. This story, however, was
emphatically denied by relatives,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
Family at Bedside,

New York, Sept. 9-Edward H. Har.
riman died at his home in Arden at
3:35 this afternoon. Hartman had
been in ill-health a long time.
He was born at Hemstead, L. l., Feb
ruary 25, 1S4S. Death had been ex-
pected several days. Sunday he suf-
fered a relapse due to acute indiges-
ton, and was unable to rally. His
wife and other members of the imme-
diate family were with DR.. Lyle at
his bedside.
First Word to Lovett.
New York, Sept. 9.-The first word
of death was received by Judge Lovett,
close friend an associate at the I'm
ion Pacific offices. He Immediately
left for Arden.
Died Suddenly.
Arden, n. Y, Sept. 9.-Rev. J. H
McGinness, Harriman's chaplain, was
seen at 4;45 hurrying to Arden at TOP
speed This fact helps to confirm the
announcement that death really occur
red at 3:35 and not earlier in the day
as already rumored.
Positive assurance was received
from the house at Las that Hartman
was then alive. 1t seems evident that
death came suddenly. Developments
of the last three days indicate that
death might occur at any time since
Sunday and there is still doubt wheth-
er he died under the knife or from a
crisis in the disease or from a combi-
nation of extreme weakness following
Sundays attack. 1t is possible that an
autopsy will be held and the world
learn the real nature of the myster,
ious disease.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
MADE FEAST FOR
ISLAND CANN|BALS
Captain and Crew
of Ten Served for
Dinner
NEWHEBR|DES
Fresh Outrages Are Feared
and German Government
Should Get Busy.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept "a cable from
Sydney, N. S. W., reports that Cap
tain Lindsay, of schooner Kabul, and
it's crew of ten were murdered, and
eaten by cannibals in the New
Hebrides. Some of the crew of the
French schooner Guadalupe were
captured and never again were head
of. The natives of German New Brit
ain have rebelled against the govern
ment and fresh outrages are feared.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
bALL|NGERRETUR
To WASHINGTON
Will Join President
Taft's Party at
Denver
LEAVES WITHIN TEN DAYS
To Inspect Reclamation Pro-
jects and Indian Lands
in the West.

Washington, Sept. 9.-Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger, who returned
last night after conference with
the President on charges arising
from the Cunningham coal lands
claims in Alaska will leave for the
west within ten days to continue the
inspection of reclamation projects
and Indian lands. He will join the
President at Denver and accompany
him for some time, as far as Ell
Paso, Texas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
HARTMAN DIED
THIS AFTERNOON
Weary R Railroad q
King Pays Last
Tribute
END COMES UNEXPECTED
Only Few Hours Before Of
ficial Bulletin announced
No Change.

y y X y ~ y y y y y
y At 2:t5 o'clock this after
y noon, the Associated Press
y flashed the news into the New
y Mexican office:
y Hartman died at 3:35
y o'clock this afternoon"
y The world had been watch
= ing anxiousiy for the past few
y days at the bedside of the
y railroad magnate who recently. :.
y returned sick unto death from
y Europe. The stock exchange
y fuctuated up and down, with
y the nature of the tidings from
y his bedside, but it was not
y thought that death was so
= near.
\ y % % & y & & s %
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
BRAZIL-PERU BOUNDARY
DISPUTE SETTLED.
Treaty Signed by Which Each Nation
Retains Its Actual Possessions
on Amazon.

Rio Janeiro, Sept. 9.--The treaty
yesterday was completed between
Brazil and Peru which will close the
boundary dispute in the Amazon
country. Each country retains its
actual possessions on the Amazon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
Ex-SHAH OF PERSIA
GOES INTO EXILE.

Teheran, Sept 9.-The deposed
Shah of Persia this morning left the
confines of the Russian legation where
he took refuge at the time of the rev.
olution. He will go into practical ex-
lie at Odessa
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
WILL BE BURIED WITH
MILITARY HONORS.
Funeral of General H. c. Corbin Will
Take Place Tomorrow in
Arlington.

Washington, D. G. Spet. 9.-The
funeral of General H. c. Corbin takes
place tomorrow and the body will be
inferred in Arlington cemetery with
full military honors. Hundreds of mes
sages of coincidence have been receiv-
ed by Mrs Corbin among them mes
sages from Taft, Sherman and others.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
Conferred on Him
at Copenhagen
Today
U. s. SURVEY MAY ARBITRATE
Will Compute and Compare
Notes of Rival Polar
Explorers.

Peary is still at Battle Harbor MAX
ing slow progress to North Sydney.
No further word came from him
concerning the controversy started bv
his challenge of Cooks claim. Dr..
Cook is still the center of marked at
tention from the dignitaries of the
scientific world at Copenhagen but
with a cloud overcasting his glory
since Peary's challenge. Neither
have presented corroborative data
yet, Peary being out of range of COM
munication and Cook biding his time
Foreign comment seems to be against
Cook in view of the fact that he has
not yet presented his evidence. It ac-
oepts Peary's announcement without
question. Cook announces he will
equip an expedition to find the two
Fskimos who accompanied him and
bring them to civilization to record
theil testimony.
At Battle Harbor.
Port Amour, Labrador, Sept. g
70 d. Ill., - H6 oISdultl IeOOSSNSlG
with Peary on board is supposed still
to be at Battle Harbor. The weather
is fine.
Doctor of Honors.
Copenhagen, Sept. 9.-The degree of
Doctor of Honoris was conferred on
DR.. Frederick A. Cook by the Univer-
sity of Copenhagen this afternoon in
the presence of the Crown Prince of
Denmark and a distinguished gather
ing.
Will Compute Notes.
Washington, D. c.. Sept. 9-The
coast and geodetic survey will under
take to arbitrate the Peary-Cook con-
troversy provided Cook requests that
It should do so. AS Peary has been
operating under the directions of the
survey it will be the duty of that in
stitution to compute his notes with
out request from any one.
Still at Battle Harbor.
Montreal, Sept. 9.-The marine sig
nal service received word by Cape Ray
wireless today that Peary is still sup
posed to be at Battle Harbor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
AMERICANS TO FRONT
IN EVERY COUNTRY.
Orville Wright Successfully Shows
Kaiser Wilhelm How to Fly in
an AeropIane.

Berlin, Sept. 9.-Orville Wright to-
day began his public flights on the
Templehof parade ground. Grown
Prince Frederick was a spectator and
warmly congratulated the aviator
after a 20 minutes flight in a strong
wind. Afterwards Wright made a
flight of Is minutes with Captain
Englehardt as a passenger.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
OVERLAND LIMITED
COLLlDES WITH LOCAL.
Four Fatally, Four Others Seriously
and Twenty Slightly Injured
in Wreck.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 9.-As the
result of collision between the
Overland Limited west bound, and
a local train near Tintic Junction
this morning, eight were seriously in
jured, four probably fatally, and
twenty were slightly wounded. They
were taken to Eureka for treatment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-09
PRESSED STEEL WORKS
RESUME OPERATIONS,
Strike Breakers are Sent to New York
and Chicago and Old Employees
Taken Back

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 9.-Four thou
sand men are back at work at the
Pressed Steel Car Company this morn
ing and by Saturday night the entire
force of 5000 will be at work. The
strike-breakers were conducted across
the river and sent to Chicago and New
York. The state constabulary will be
withdrawn on Saturday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
CLAY COUNTY.
SECTIONS CREEK

Sections Creek, Aug. PRIMARY
election comes off today.-Rhoda Ed
words of Gray Hawk, Jackson County
is visiting her parents and other re-
latives here.-John Ii. Sandlln OF this
place is selling out his property to
move to Indiana.-Born to the wife
OF Hugh Edwards fine boy.-G. w.
Hunter and wife visited relatives and
friends In Jackson County last week.
Little Earnest Saylor is very sick.
Lewis Sandlin who has been sick
is somewhat better-Mrs. ]. p. Met
calf who has been sick is improving
The Rev. j. p. Metcalf preached at
the mouth Of England's Branch yes
terday.-Sunday school picnic at ELS
Branch Sunday was attended by a
large crowd. Every body enjoyed a
fine dinner-Andy Edwards mule
threw hin yesterday hurting his foot
very badly.-The Odd Fellows are
planning to commence work on a new
building soon.-Born to the wife OF
w. N. Burch fine boy. His name is
Isaac.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

sweeten every sorrow, ease every
burden and inspire all your action.
Live In sighL OF the cross, In touch
with Christ and His world all around.
Love Him, be filled with His peace,
follow His leading. obey His Spirit,
sing for His glory, live for His plea
sure, doing His work, waiting His
time, and in the time of His reward,
wher. the clouds OF mortal suffering
and the power of sin shall have pass
ed, you win stand with Him complete,
hearing Him say, well done" The
record is open, the past is revealed,
the hero is crowned, the reward is
given and eternal life made sure.
This will be the climax of earthly
greatness and the fuller life of ideal
greatness. Then hoping We shall
grasp the opportunity. honor the
way that gives us power to dare and
to do we will steadily follow this in
centive which leads all men to God.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

A. fuckers wife from Ohio is visit
ing relatives here.-Mrs. Golden from
Ohio is here visiting relatives.-The
l.. & N. railroad is going to build
new depot here having bought the l..
& A railroad. They sold the old de-
pot to Todd Bros, for a warehouse
Scudder Pearson shipped load OF
cattle to Cincinnati last week.-We
have two grist mills here. They grind
three days out of each week.-The
Rev. Mr.. LunSford filled his appoint
ment at the Speedwell church last
Sunday.-The colored people just
closed a three day Sunday school con-
vention at Goodies chapel. There were
about $50 delegates from different
counties. The convention was well at
tended.-Cash Todd bought a good
horse from Clash Rice.-A new pike
between Brassfield and Pamela will be
started in the near future.-The new
pike from Brassfield to Waco is near
ly completed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05
COLDS DIG GRAVES

A cold is not caused by cold alone.
People who work and drive In the
cold catch cold less often than those
who stay In the house. Many a man
works for weeks In n logging camp,
or In other exposed occupation, sleep
ing almost out of doors, and never
has a cold; but as soon as he goes
homo ana sits around the fire he
catches cold. Why is this? The Sc
cret is this: The air in the room is
too warm and SO his skin is warm
and moist and It makes him more
liable to cold. Then the air In the
warm room is always more or less
foul. Foul air is as bad for the lungs
as foul water is for the stomach. II
makes him less able to resist disease.
Again, colds are catching, and the
germs that cause colds are found In
immense numbers In the dust and
corners of a close room. SO a per-
son catches cold In a close room Just
as he catches measles by exposure.
Did you ever notice how colds run
thru families and schools? When one
gets a cold, tie others take 1t one
after the other.
How then can we avoid colds?
1. Keep the living room warm but
not hot. Seventy degrees is plenty
hot enough; anything above this is
unhealthy.
2 Keep the air In the room fresh.
II you can smell the air when you
come in from outdoors II is foul and
unhealthy.
3. Never spit on the floor. Splitting
10 filthy habit and spreads disease.
L. Keep the floor scrubbed. This
removes the dust and dirt that may
contain the disease germs.
5. Keep your body healthy by a.
Keeping the skin clean. A cool
sponge hath every morning keeps
you clean. keepc you healthy. and
gives you vigor;-makes you feel like
a man. Cd Don't sit In wet clothes.
II you get wet keep moving till you
can change your clothes. CD When
hot don't cool off too rapidly. You
would do that much for your horse.
(4) Always keep your feet warm and
dry.
A perfectly healthy person cannot
take cold. If you do catch cold you
have been careless.
When you feel a cold coming on
a. Take a good dose OF salts or
oil. Cd Take a hot foot bath. 60
Take a hot lemonade. or ginger tea.
(4) Go to bed and stay there till
the next morning. go Next morning
take cold sponge bath to avoid
catching more cold.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

authorized 10 employ a commission OF
tariff experts; and II is said that he
expects to appoint men whose reputa-
ton and ability will make the commits
sion highly respected by the entire
country and by Congress. so that the
latter win be forced 10 pay great
heed to its findings.
The new Customs Court OF Appeals
which will sit at Washington will be
composed OF five $4,000 judges a
$4,000 special assistant attorney
general and five other attorneys at
s.. 900 or more each. An issue OF $780,
500. 900 OF fifty year three per cent
bonds to cover the expense OF con-
structing the Panama Canal Is author
lied. These win be sold from time
to time as need dictates, and from
their proceeds win be paid back into
the working balance OF the Govern
ment the s5O.OOO,0O0 already expend-
ed on the Canal. The amount OF
treasury certificates which may DO
issued for money to meet current ex-
penditures has been increased 10 5000,
0OO. 900 from 100000. 900.
During the past week the Wright
brothers have completed the tests
imposed on their aeroplane flying ma
chine by the Government. On both
the speed and endurance tests an ex-
eql no 'psIIIvo SUN IsSussssd IN
endurance test the machine was In the
air an hour and twelve minutes.
carrying Lieutenant Lahm. and flew
at the speed OF about forty miles an
hour. The so-called speed test was
in reality a test OF the ability OF the
machine to fly across country. all
preceding flights having been con-
fined to circles around the TT. Myer
parade ground. On this test. made on
Friday evening. the aeroplane flew
more than ten miles over hills and
valleys where n fall would probably
have meant death. The flight was
made In IA minutes and 26 seconds,
with Lieutenant Foulois on board, and
was from Fort Myer to Shooters
Hill. Alexandria, and return. It was
the first cross-country flight ever
made over rough ground. President
Taft and many other important person.
ages witnessed both tests. The spect-
acle each evening at the parade
ground was most impressive. At times
as many as 10000 persons were assem-
bled around the great field. hundreds
OF automobiles standing on the side
lines, and all the street car rolling
stock which could possibly be muster
ed proving entirely inadequate to the
crowds.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

six hundred years ago? The answer
was under the hood of Dante" With
in the brain of that great poet were
tho dreams of greatness which came
with the advance Of liberty. Italy
bleeding and dying was the pre-emi-
nent thought in Dante's mind, and
falling from hand and sword became
the liberty he had dreamed OF.
The clouds of tomorrow will only
disappear when we find a Lincoln, a
Knox, a Savanarola, a William OF
Orange. Because the workmen OF to-
day in the affairs Of the world must
be builders for humanity and the
fuller life. Most any one can tear
down or even live with the present
environments and drift with the tide.
but to build up, move forward and
stand for the reasonable life OF un-
worldliness, harness the forces OF
nature and use the advanced powers
of scientific discoveries for the well
being of man, such men are truly
great. They count in the world.
Plenty of room for such men. A man
like this is enriching life.
Whoever he Is that fills his soul
with truth and love and seeks TO bless
the unfortunate and lift up the fall
en- IL he continues to follow this
corsecrated way, will soon become in
the fullest sense, "The Real Great"
Oh, man with the warning of the past
the inspiration OF the present and
the hope of the future and all the
possibilities of the great and good
within your grasp, hasten to the
front, be quick to do and In the even
ing shadows Of the closing Of 'Life's
Drama" thou shalt come with joys
untold. Be good, not only patriot
with singing emotions flooding thy
being, when you sing Of the Stars
and Stripes" and my Country tits
of Thee" not only a philanthropist
helping the poor, feeding the hun
cry and relieving pain Of every kind
but with all these allow the Simple
Life" of old fashioned goodness to
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-08-05

watch the teams" practicing for a
match game.
THE TEAM IN PRACTICE.
Every player must be on the ground
regularly and promptly. Each has won
his place" by competition with many
Others, and must now make good"
The captain or the coach takes his
position and gives orders. which must
be unquestioningly obeyed.
A hot grounder is struck to the
"short-stop." 1t is his business to get
it with one effort and instantly throw
1t straight into the hands OF the
second or first baseman, as the case
may require. II he fails to get the
ball with one effort, or lets 1t get
away from him, in any way. he has
blundered and is liable to censure.
II he should fail to put It" to the
right man, or IL he should make wild
throw he is likewise guilty Of an error
and must not let 1t happen soon
again.
He guards a certain space between
second and third baseman, and woe
to him, II he allows a ball to pass
him within the boundaries OF that
space.
THE MENTAL TRAINING OF THE
GAME.
The other players must likewise
be on the alert,-must always have
their eyes on the ball, must get it
instantly every time 1t comes their
way, and just as quickly send it
where it belongs, the exigency Of the
game alone determining where that
is. To succeed every player must
know from moment to moment
what the particular phase of the game
now is and what is the best move.
Often the conditions change so rapid
ly that only a trained eye can keep
pace with them. Eye, hand and brain
must all work together, keeping up
with the most lightening-like changes
and not getting ratified amid the
most confusing circumstances.
CONTINUED next week.