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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-27
ArreSlO de un SOSpeChOSO.

Ell Optic del lunes de esta semana
contenfa 10 siguientei "Un arresto
que no es remote desarrolle algunas
importantes revelaciOnes EN- el asunto
del asesinato de Miss Sallle Hatton,
cometido semanas ha, en- Santa Rosa,
condado de Guadalupe, Sc hizo aver
cosa del medic dia en- La Liendre, en-
este eondadu, por ell polieia montado,
Apolonio A. Sena, en- la persona de
un muchachito que responde al noun
bre de Severiano Quintana. FL ares
to de Quintana Sc hizo porque Sc tie
men sospechas de que 81 sabe quien fu6
el aseslno de SaIle Hatton.
Sena entreg6 su prisionero q Dud-
ley, otro policia montado, y este 80
10 llev6 para Santa Rosa.
El Optic dice ademas que Sc puso
en- communication con su eorresponsal,
en- Santa Rosa, para que lie informara
mas sobre ell particular, y agrega que
aquel lie dijo que nadie sospechaba que
Quintana fuera ell asesino, y que sola-
mente Sc le habia detenldo porque Sc
creia que saba algo del asesinato, etc.
Nosotros tenemos tantas ansias CO.
mo ell mas de que ell asesino de la In
fortunada Sallie Hatton sea aprehen-
dido y severamente castigado. Min.
gun castigo que Sc lie de podra ser SUI
ficiente severe para hacerlo expiar el
crfmen que cometi6.
Mas nos parece que los odciales on.
dan por NAL rumbo en- sus esfuerzot
para arrestar al aseslno de Miss Hat,
ton, La evldencla que nosotros he
mos leido del case, y la cual no ha ST.
do dlsputads, es, al efecto, que Miss
Ilatton, cusndo salia dc Santa Rosa
caminaba despaclo y 4 eada ratio vol
via Ia cara en- direction de la plaza,
como ST fuera esperand0 q aalguien con
quien hubiera arreglado una sita. En-
el lugsr donde fu6 asesinada recorda.
mos haber lefdo que SO advertia que
Sc ape0 de su caballo Y en- compaflfa
de alguien Sc sent0 debajo de un ar.
bol, antes dc que comenzara la lucha
que result6 en- su muerte. Todo esto,
al ser verdadero, no prueoa sino una
cosa, y es, que Miss Hatton fue ssesi'
NADIA por alguno que la prolesabs
amistad, ell cual con toda seguridaC
Sc puede decir que fue unJ de su pro
pla nacionalldad.
Siendo Gsto asi no vemos para QUE
anden los oflciales tan empehados et
arrestar mexicanos, a menos que set
mayor su empeflo en- hacer aparecel
que fue un mexicano el Ique asesln6
Miss Hatton que ell fJar el clfmen so
bre el cuIpable. La prensa diaria Ell
varias parties del territorio apenas hu
bo arrestado Apolonio al muchachitr
Quintana, publlc6 sendas columna
anunciando que habta sido aprehen
dido el asesino de Sallle IIattoD,
que ese asesino era un mexlcano,
FL despacho que slgue confrma !,
que dejamos dichoi
Santa Rosa, N. M. Nov. 9s Seve
riaDo Quintana, el muchachito de /
aEos de edad arrestado Ia semanl
pasada Tor sospeCb6rsele culpable el
el misterioso asesinato de Sallie Hat
ton, fu6 puesto hoy en- libertad. FL
Ia examination prelimioar no hub
nj una paldbra dc eyldencla que 10 in
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-27

ST u to desea tener una tez clara
tome ell Remedo de Foley OrinO La
xative para la constipation y las en-
fermedades del hfgado, pues le esti-
mulara esos 0rganos y completamen-
te lie limplara el sistema, que es 10
que t0dos necesitan para sentirse
blen. En- las Botieas dc la Cruz Roja
v q. q. Sthaefer. Inn,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-27
Ell JueZ Mills nOmbradO GOber
nadOT.

Precise es confesarlo, que Ia facci0r
dominante del partido republican,
en- Nuevo Mexico, no duerme, y que
los que Ia componen son hombre'
persistentes, que no Sc dan ficllmen'
te pOr vencidos, y que solo dejan dc
pelear por sus iHtereses cuando va
han agotado todas sus fuerzas y los
recursos de que disponen. A la per-
.sistencia con que trahslan y a Ia
union al parecer indisoluble que exls'
te entire ellos, Sc debe no solo ell do
mimic que eJerceu sobre el pueblo de
este territ0rio sinO tambien ell exitO
que tienen en- todo 10 que Sc propo
nen. La remo"i0n lie Hagerman, el
mejor ejecutivo que jamas ha tenido
NuevO Mexico, nunca Sc hlbria efec.
tuado 81 no hubiera sido por ell traba-
10 undo y persistente que esa facci6n
republican, puso en- pie para dejarlo
cesante luego que halo que el refe.
rido ejecutivo establ hschO del mate
rial que son los hombres que no Sc
dejan llevar de la bridl, como los
cuadr6pedos, Ell Juez Mann ha sido
otra de las vfctimas de la referida
faction,
En- ell case del gobernador Curry
nosotros creemos que no Sc ha porta-
do tan NAL con la facci0n dominante,
mas creemos que la dicha facci6n ha
demandsdo de el mas de 10 que ha
podido dar, y Sc ha visto en- la nece.
sidad de presentar renuncia por NO
poder hacer llevadera por mas ITEM
po la vida que nece sacramento tiene
que vivir el Official que quiera darle
gusto la corrupteia republican, y
prestar buenos servicios al pueblo.
Su successor Sc ha anunciado de
Washington que sera el juez Mills,
de este dlstrito. Desde que Sc anun.
clio que Ell gobernador Curry habfa
presentado su renuncia, hubo mu.
chos candidates por la posici6n. La
faccion dominante no sabemos que
sbiertamente propusiera el suyo, perC
ST sabemos que desde luego Sc puso
trabajar empefiosamente para impe.
dir ell nombramiento de alguno que
no le fuera acceptable, y para escogel
el que creyera menos peligroso a SOS
iRtereScs, Ese escogimiento recayt
en- ell Juez Mills y ysU escogimiento Sc
debi0, segdu Sc dice, a la recomenda,
ci0n de la va referida facci6n domi.
mantle por medic del jefe de ella, qua
10 es Don Solomon Luna.
Nosotros no nos aventuramos q de.
cir que por el solo hecho de haber
sido recomendado por la facci6n do
minante, Ell juez Mills vaya a ser un
NAL ejecutivo. N0sotros sinCeramen.
te deseamos que venga a ser ell mejor
ejecutivo que jamas haya tenidc
Nuevo Mexico, y 81 10 fuere, nadie
10 felicitara mas cordialmente que
nosotros. Hagerman no era demo.
crata, pero fu6 buen gobernador, y
nosotros siempre lie hemos dado el
cr6dito que merecio. Mills tampocC
es ahora de nuestro partido, pero cor
todo, 81 llega & ser un buen goberna.
dor, nosotros seremos los primero5 en-
cantar sus alabanzas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-27

Ell despacho que anunciaba ell esco-
gimiento del juez Mills para gober-
nador Sc recibi6 ell microbes en- la
tarde. Ell juez todavfa no tiene su
comisi6n de gobernador nj la tendra
tai veZ hasta despue5 que Sc haya
reunido Ell eongreso, que sera el mes
que entra, y case de que todo esto su-
ceda y su nombramiento sea confir-
mado por el senado, no empezara q
regir hasta ell primero de MARIO pro.
ximo venidero, por ser esa "a Re ha
en- cue qr edara c sant9 el & ,bernador
Curry.
Con todo y no haber Tecibido el Sc
nor juez su comisi6n de gobernador,
ell microbes en- la noche hubo algu-
mas manifestaciones de regocijo por
10 que va Sc ha anunciado.
En- las cuatro esquinas del cuadro
de la plaza vieja Sc enceDdieron aIgu-
mas Iulninarias y la banda de musica
"May Flower" fd6 empeada para
que tOcara unss pleas frente q la
tienda de Ike Davis. Al ruido del
bombo, los platillos y Ell redoblante
acudi0 mucha gente y cosa de las
ocho Don Secundino Romero anun.
clio que en- seguida Sc formarfs
una procession para ir a la resi-.
dencia del juez, en- la plaza nGeva,
felicitarle por su ascenso, Y invi'
tarle al mismo tempo para que vi
niera q la casa de cortes de la plaza
vieja, q dirigir la palabra. Formost
la procession en- el orden siguiente
Primero, la banda de m1sica; segun
do, les coroneIes, Chas Spiess, Secun
dino Romero, Mr.. Ward y BE
nigno Martinez. Tercero, algunoi
hombres en- formation de custro eT
fondo, y por 1ltimo una muchedum
bre inmensa de genie menuda, e.
deeir, muchaChos de escuela que Sc
gufan atraidos por el ruido que ha
cfan eI bombo, los platillos y Ell redo
blante.
Llegado que hubleron la casa de
juez, Spless Fe eOQstituy6 en- maestrr
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-27
EXTRAvfADA o RoBADA

Una yegua oscura, de d 8 amos
me fu6 robada extraviada de las
cercanias de Las Colonias de Arriha,
N. NJ, de saptlembre a esta parte,
con este hArro NSS en- la pierna IL
quierda. Dare ESlJ una reeompensa
liberal al que ne ue ra20n eierta de
ella Diriianse
Santiago Blea,
Ii - 1t Rowe, N, N,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
TYPHOON WORKS
HAVOC IN LUzON
Swept Across Northern and Gen.
trail Portion o fthe Island,
Doing Great Damage.
LOSS OF LIFE CONSIDERABLE
Torrcntial Rains Accompanied storm
Many Casualties Along
Hongkong Coasts.

Manila oct Ca typhoon of un-
usual severity swept across northern
and central Luzon on Sunday night
Wire communication with an points
beyond Dagupan and Luzon was cut
OF and details are lacking.
one message brought To Dapus1u
from san Fabian says the loss OF lie
was considerable and the damage Co
property heavy. Torrcntiai rains uc-
companied the storm and an extensive
area was Hooded The railroad bed was
washed out at several points ana one
railway station was swept away
Later reports indicate that the de-
struction wrought by the typhoon Is
greater than at first believed. The
famous Benguet road, extending 80
miles nom Dagupan TO Baguio, whore
the government has established a sum
mer capital and health resort has been
SO damaged that probably s250.000 viii
be required for it's repair 1t b. report
ed that two suspension bridges orer
Gorges have been carried away
No reports vet have been received
from provinces Of Union and llocas,
which were in tho path Of the storm.
There is no Information from which to
base an estimate of the loss Of life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
INDIAN PROBLEM IS
NEARING A SOLUTION

Mohonk Lake oct. 20--Albert X
Smiley opened the twenty seventh an
nual meeting Of tho Lake AIohonk con-
ference OF friends of the Indians and
other dependent peoples today with
reference 60 the changed attitude OF
the American people toward the In
dams during the 30 years since be be
came an Indian oommissioner.
The Indian problem, Dr. smiley said
is nearing a solution and he hoped 60
i've long enough 90 see n entirely re-
moved from discussion. the Indians
being In truth part and parcel OF the
body polite. and being treated as men
and not as wards of the nation.
Vice President sherman was named
as chairman OF the business commit
tee Elmer Ellsworth Brown. commits
sioner OF education fof the United
states was chosen pre- ident
Dr. Brown iu accepting the office uf
resident. made brief address on the
work being done By the department OF
education among the Alaskan Indians.
r. q Valentine, a.. s. commissioner
Of Indian affairs. made bis first speech
M his new office and then introduced
nine officials ln the Indian service,
who told ~ their individual line of
service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
II Isn't Her First One, She Hay-
ing Gone Through Like Ex-
perience Before.
HER LIFE RATHER ROMANTIC
Was During Trip ON Box of Public
Coach She First Met the AUS
tr'ian Horse Fancicr.

New York, oct 2O.-Mrs. Frances
Eurke-Roch BatonH was granted an
absoiate divorce from Aurel Batonyi
the Austrian horseman.
The verdict of the jury will have to
be confirmed by the Judge before
decree win be granted. This verdict
follows upon two years OF charge and
counter-charge between the daughter
OF Frank work, the New York million
aire and Batonyi who has been as
sociated with wealthy horse fanciers
since he came TO this country IN 1899
Mrs. Batonyi sued for divorce on
statutory grounds, first alleging at
least 10 instances OF unfaithfulness. At
the trial however, she withdrew an but
two charges therein involving her
husband with two New York women.
long night ride in taxicab with
one OF the women and night spent
in the apartment OF another. were the
allegations behind the charges
It was during a coaching trip on the
box Of the public coach Good Times
that Batonyi mot Mrs. Burke Roche.
then divorced from her first husband,
an English public man of some note.
A brief courtship ended in August 1905,
in their marriage.
A year later the news was broken to
Frank Work. The aged millionaire flew
into a passion, it is said. and. Batonyi
alleged Threatened that unless his
daughter began steps to free herself
from the union, he would disinherit her.
Soon sfterward an action for divorce
was begun by Mrs. BatonY The hus-
band retaliated by bringing counter
suit in which he named II correspondents
He also sued his wife's father. her
sister and her brothcr-in-law. her cou-
sin and nv. Works. confidential score
tary claiming damages aggresating
81 100000 for the alienation Of his wife's
affections.
These actions are pending
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
PREPARING FOR W0MEN'S
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

Omaha. oct 20.-The national Of
ficers and the headquarters working
force of the National Wumon's Chris
fian Temperance union arrived here
today to take mp the final work OF prep
aration for the national convention OF
the association which opens here next
Friday. Two thousand delegates each
representing 500 members OF the organ
ization win be- in attendance. Accord
ing 10 the custom Of the association
thursday. the day preceding the open
ine OF the convention has been desis-
mated as "a day OF prayer
Mrs. Lillian NJ. ~ stevens, national
president. will call the convention 70
order Friday and deliver her annual
address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
RUSSIAN COMPANY IN FIELD.

a large Russian insurance company
wants to enter he rtah Geld for re-
Insurance. "a copy of its charter anna oih-
.r Dtpers having reached che Office of
DOL George 81 fuuIrcs, state romml Halnh-
sr of Insurance this morning ieN-
ture of fhc application, which COT
oirn ruulpHrIes. la thc enclosure of the
charter of thH company, which l7 called
tlr Rassia Insurance company or 81
prtrrHkulc iu Hursiau and lanfla-
iiou u 'Euglish. Gore accuracy NJ winch ls
sttgetrd Isl Francis llolcu. st Peters
hurr notary carl - ~tarndNu uf Sew
gmk has been appointed manhfef OF ihe
gnnsnart in the TnItod States The CONE
uanf ulIl ouly take reinsurance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
UNIVERSITY or COPENHAGEN
Will NOT WAIVE CLAIM

Copenhagen oct. 20 The University
of Copenhagen has declined 60 forego
its privilege to the FIRST examination OF
the north pole records OF DIT Cook
The authorities ct tho university to-
dav cabiod 90 the National Geographic
society al Washington as follows.
sorry. University not able 90 comply
with your request
Or Cook had promised 90 first sub
NIT his records 90 the faculty of thn
University OF Copenhagen, but on oci.
d.. the university was requested 10
waive lts claim boo favor of the National
Geographic society which sought an
early determination OF the controversy
which has arisen as the result OF Com
mauder Peary's charge that Dr. Coos
aid mot discover the north pole
Rector Torp. of the University or
Copenhagen TODAY cahled 90 Dr. Cook
the following message
'Whsn win you Doe able 10 send the
original observations and insru-
mentsr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
MEMBERS OF ROOSEVELT
EXPEDITION ARE WELL

Naivasha, British East Africa. oct.
20.-Col Roosevelt. accompanied by p.
J. Cunninghame the hunter and guide
arrived here today All the members
Of the hunting expedition are doing
well
Edmund Heller. the zoologist of the
party returned last night, having as
cended Mount Kenia TO "A height Of TO-
600 feet, or within 800 feet OF the timber
line Mr. Heller said that Mai. Edgar
4. Meains was continuing ascent hop
ing to reach a heaght OF $4,000 feet
Mount Kcnia is an extinct volcano
rising ] Z. 200 feet and Mr. Heller believed
Il was Impossible for the climbers %
reach the peak,
with the exception OF Col. Roosevelt.
the members Of the expedition have at
one time or another experienced slight
attacks Of fever as the result OF fire.
quent changes Of temperature. All are
POW IN good health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
NEW EXPLOSIVE MAY
REV0LUTI0NIZE BLASTING

Washington. oct. pa new explo-
sive, the invention OF Britisher, which
possesses possibilities II is said. OF rev
authorizing blasting work IN connection
with constructor OF the Panama canal,
has been tested on the Isthmus Of
Panama. and as a result the Panama
canal commission ordered 20 tons of Il
for the trial. A report on the new in
Nention, which is claimed 70 be abso-
lutcly safe. has just been made by
Vice Consul General Claude i, Gusyant
Of Panama.
The inventors exhaustive tests be-
fore the members Of the isthmlan canal
commission and officials Of the repub-
lie Of Panama. according To the COM
sular office showed that q is absolute
lv IMPOSSIBLE 10 explode IL by ordinary
means
Il was hammered with q sledgc. shot
into With a rife. burned and ordinary
dynamite detonators We're exploded in
IL. both by fuse and hy electricity, but
the compound was inert. Not until a
special decorator was inserted could
the substance be exploded. but th~h,
in a few charges that were set Off IL
showed itself more powerful than dyna-
mite II can only De set of by heating
n small platinum wire just inside the
open end by an electric spark or fuse.
The new explosive Is composed Of
perchlolate ~ ammonia, nitrate OF soda
ana several other ingredients, such as
parafHne for water PROBING, etc. II rs
claimed that q Is 55 per cent stronger
than the 60 per cent grade Of dyna-
mite aud that the cost Of manufactur-
ing win be more than $50 ton cheaper.
So confident Is the inventor that he
81 70, taN q
the explosives to b. used on the canal
next year. mr. Guayant states that he
has organized a company which VIII az
once erect "a factory on the isthmus.
with a capacity OF between 5000 and
1000 tons per annum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
DIR. coon WILL soon
HAVE MS RECORDS READY

Toledo. a.. oct 20-pr Frederick a.
Cook said today that hr VIII De- ready
To- submit rloofs of ths discovery of che
north pole at the University of topen
hagen within $50 months or possibly
within 20 month lie VIII begin work
upon hlH documents on DIS return no
Sew York Immediately after the close
If his lecture tour lt Minneapolis next
month
"Thr.o documents WIN consist OF as
tr1nomlcnl ana geographical data, my
abserratl0us and reeolda,' be- SAID, 'lt
uas the original plan tn submit these
proofs nrst t0 the University of topeh-
haeen aud there has never been any
rcas0u for chaugus it
.rhore Be- u0 reason Why ihe Natlonal
Geosrauhical society should De- gave
uracedcurc over amy other society ~
America ana the records VIA pc open
a. inspection of all such soeielias ail.i
tho University of Dopfnhaael mas n.n
Melted lts investigation. MN mstlu
inents cannot be brought from EtAh y"
ill next summer az. ao.t.
Following the preparation % ms o'e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
WHILE POLICE STOOD TALKING.
Unfortunate Pedestrian u Beaten and
Robbed Near Main Street.

George Racl,ham, who rooms at the
Lincoln house. was held up, beaten,
knocked down, uamped upon and
kicked By two robbers. who relieved
him Of 5000. in west Third South street,
less than half block from Main street.
Tuesday night. while three policemen
and a sergeant stood talking at the cor
ner of Third South and Main streets
Rackham was felled by terrific blow
from the butt of a revolver I'm the
hands of one OF the hoidups. Then the
thugs deliberately dragged the bleed
ing and unconscious man into the alley
in the rear OF the Greenewald furniture
companvs store. where they left him
insensihlc.
Friends of the injured man found him
ana carried him "a his rooms. The
matter was Immediately reported 70 the
police. but, as usual no trace was found
Of the holdups
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
STORM PLAYED HAVOC
WITH NATIVE SHIPPING

Hongkong, oct 20 Many casualties
attended typhoon that played havoc
with tho native shipping aud damaged
other vessels at various ports on tine
coast during tho night
At this port the STANDARD on steamer
Lyndhurst fouled the japanese steamer
Hongkong Mary and both were dam
aged
At Macao the Portuguese gunboat
Patria was lifted from its moorings and
carried up the Canton river, where 81
stranded.
Many houses were blown down IN the
vicinity of Macao, where iunks and
fishing smacks In large numbers foun-
dered involving many casualties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
MEMORIAL TABLET TO
GEN. WILLIAM J. PALMER

Colorado Springs Colo. Oct 90 "A
memorial tablet Ia bronze was today
unveiled an Colorado college 90 the l1tf
cen William j. Palmer by the sur
vivors OF the Fifteenth Pennsylvania
cavalry Of which he was colonel dur
ing the war.
AIal-Gen. Henry McAlllster OF ;na
regiment made the presentation speech
ana President slocum Of the college
accepted Il for that institution The
tablet bears the inscription In I-of'
Ing Remembrance II william J. fal'
mer" Gen. Palmer was the founder
~ Colorado springs ana also OF the
college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
GOVERNMENT FORBlDS
DEMONSTRATIONS

Madrid. oct 20 Minister OF tho In
terror Ia Cler,a issued today am order
prohibiting the ante government mani
festauons ON Sunday which are being
arranged for this city and throughout
the provinces a demonstration ~
students against the restoration of the
law which permits the payment OF a
money indemnity in lieu OF military
service was broken up by the police to-
Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20

late Saturday night was returned to-
day and ~ Co tho effect that death
"waa due 60 natural causes."
Death. II Is said. resulted from heart
failure consequent upon the condition
Of fatty degeneration OF the heart and
diseased blood vessels There was mo-
evidence OF apoplcNY.
4 memorial service for Mr.. BuChun-
an was held today ga An Saints church
az Norfolk Square
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
EVOluTI0NS BY ITALIAN
MILITARY BALLOONS

Rome. Oct. 2O.-One ~ the italian
military dlrigible balloons came from
Bacciano TO Rome. a distance Of Is
miles. in 30 minutes today The dirigi-
bic executed evolutions over the city
and passing over the gardens OF the
vatican, WIS seen by the pope. the
dirigiblo flew so Tow that its occupants
could clearly be distinguished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
BRIEF FLIGHTS OF
GOVERNMENT AER0PLAhE

College Park. Md. Oct. 20.-Three
brief lights were made az the eovern-
ment acrodrome early today. In the
FIRST. Lieut.. Humphreys manipulated
the air craft while Mr. Wright sat next
10 him ready 90 relieve him IN case N
emergency. They were in the air for
only three minutes.
This flight was followed by one ~
seven minutes duration with Lieut..
Iahm and Mr Wright IN the machine.
Following this practise flight, Nr
Wright took the aerOplane aloft in "a
light breeze. but came down after two
and One-half minutes. declaring the
wind was treacherous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
wnh LosE cITIzENsnIr.

la Crosse. Wis, Oct a0-Under a
ruling received here today from r, s.
Coleman, chief examiner of the census
bureau at Washington. 100 Syrian vot-
ers in La Crosse will lose their citizen
ship while hundreds OF others all over
the northwest will be affected The
ruling Is that Syrians being OF Asiatic
origin. are not white persons" within
the meaning of the law. Syrians here
have voted for years and form
colony Most OF them have taken out
papers.