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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-04-17

| res eStan derechOSOS n recOmpensa que
monte i dos tercios del valor de los
animales
DIPUTADoS DE GAIA.
La nueya ley para la protection de
caza. y pesca hace d los escribanos de
pruebas de cada condado ex-oiicio CO.
lectores de derechos de licencia. FL
EGuardian de GAIA y Pesca, Thomas T.
Gable, para comodidad del pdblico
jesta nombrando diputados y colecto-
Tres de licencias en- otros puntos que
Has cabeceras de condado y hasta
ahora ha nombrado q los siguientes-
Santa Fe, w. II, Kerr y 4. E. Van
Horne; Bernalillo, r. w. Fischer; Do
Ina Ana, Edward Ehle de Las Cruces y
TX. ID. Oliver en- Anthony; Mora, A. /.
Bushkevitz en- Roy y DR.. J Flint
EN- Mora: Socorro, J II. Wallace en-
Carthage; Luna, Henry Mann, en-
Whitewater; Guadalupe, e. r. Wright
len Santa Rosa: Rio Arriba, L. M.
|Gilleylen en- Chama; F. @. Blake en-
Coyote; Sandoval, Barney Spears en-
Algodones, Taos, Benito Luis Ortiz en-
Cuesta: San Miguel, r. W Smith en-
Las Vegas.
colIsIoN DE PENITENcIARIA.
El Cuerpo de Comisionados de PEI
lnitenciaria compussto de j. w. Ray
nolds, G. f. Easley, J FL. VaughD,
todos de Santa Fe, D. 7. Hoskins de
Las Vegas, y Jose Ortiz y Pine, de
Galisteo, tuvo sesionel lunes. Sc or
ganiz6 eligiendo 4 j. w. Raynolds
presidente, y G. +. Easley secretario,
cUERPo DE sALuBRIDAD.
FL Cuerpo de Salubridad Sc reunid
lei lunes en- la sala de representatives.
del Capitolio y empezo q examinal
,laplicantes para practicar en- Nuevc
| Mexico Diez y seis fueron los apli'
cantes examinados. El nuevo cuerpc
de salubridad consiste del DIR. e. e
Pearce, de Albuquerque, que fue elegi
do presidentc; 81 DR.. w +. Kaser, dc
Las Vegas, vice presidente: el DR.. w
D. Radclige, de Belen, tesorero; e
lDr. j, A. Massie, de Santa Fd, secre
Itario: ell DR.. III. Doepp, de Carlsbad
| 81 DR.. J. g. Mott de Deming y 81 Or
NIB. Hart, de Ration.
vACANCIA LLENADA.
| FL Gobernador Curry nombr6 9
lmiercoles pasado Antonio Lucero
de La voz del Pueblo, como miembrt
del cuerpo de regentes de la Universi
| dad Normal de Nuevo M6xico en- Eas
4 Las Vegas, para reemplazar 4 O. A
Larrazolo. cuyo termino habia expi
rado y que rehus6 ser nombrado d
nuevo El senior Lucero es uno de lol
ciudadanos nativos mas prominente
del Territorio siempre ha tomad'
inter6s EN- asuntos de educacion. Re
presentara en- ell cuerpo q la ciudada
MIA nativa de Ia fe Democratica
| NoMBRADo MIEsIBRo DEL cuERpo d
Il REGENTEs.
lei Gobernador Curry llen6 q mar
tes la Ultima yacancia que qucdaba e
Tel Cuerpo Territorial de Educacion
| Muchos fueron los aplicantes recomen
dados para q puesto, pero q Gober
dador Curry estaba determinado 4 da
| 4 los ciudadanos nativos del Terrific
|rio un ropresentante en- 81 cuerpo,
dc conformidad con este nombr6 q
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-04-17

suscribanse al Nueyo Mexlcanc
Espafol
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-04-17

Hon. Bias Sanchez, superintendente
de escuelas del condado dc Mora, edu-
cador mug capaz y experimentado,
cuyo onombramiento sera satisfactorio
para todos,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-04-17

suscribapse al Nuevo Mexicano,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

Washington. May 12.-President Taft
today sent to congress a special mes
sage recommending legislation at the
present extra session. amending the
Foraker act under which Porto Rico
is governed. The president directs the
attention of congress to affairs on the
island laying particular stress on what
he terms "a situation of unusual
gravity" developed through the fail
ure OF the executive assembly Of Porto
Rico to pass the usual appropriation
bills, leaving the island without sup
port after June 80, text.
Porto Ricans have forgotten the gen.
crosby Of the United States, the presi-
dent says, In the desire of certain OF
the Islands political leaders for power
and he adds that h present situation
indicates that the United States has
gone too far in the extension Of po-
litical power to the Porto Ricans. He
concludes that the absolute power Of
appropriation should be taken away
from those who have shown them
selves too irresponsible to enjoy It,"
He says too great power has been
vested in the delegates. He points out
that there never was a time In h
history Of the island when the average
prosperity Of the Porto Rican has been
higher, his opportunity greater, his
liberty in thought and action more Sc
cure.'' For the first time in its history,
Por Rico, he says, is living under
laws enacted by its own legislature.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
HAMS FOUND GUILTY
Of mANSLAuCHTERIN
The FIRST DECREE
Disagreement Of Jury in the
Murder Trial Had Been
Predicted.

Flushing, l.. L., May 13.-Hains was
found guilty OF manslaughter IN the
nrst degree. after the jury had been
but four hours and 45 minutes. The
defendant was remanded to the Gus
eody OF the sherin for sentence Monday
morning.
Flushing, N. Y. May 1s.-The ease OF
Peter G.. Hams, jr., charged with the
murder of William e. Annis, was given
to the grand Jury at 1905 p. m. today.
Ex-District Attorney George A. Gregg
concluded his argument at 10:3O a. M,
after which came the charge of Justice
GarretsOn. =
This afternoon Attorney Mcintyre,
for the defense, said:
II believe the jury will remain out "a
hours, and then be discharged on ac7
oun OF their inability to reach a ver-
dict"
Mr.. Mcintyre said after the jury re-
tired that he had creditable information
that two of the Jurors we're opposed to
q defense OF insanity and would vote
tor %acquittal or that ground.
The Judges Charge.
In his charge Justice Garretson said
there was nothing in the record on
which the jury could sun that the
DEFENDANTS act was Justified or ex-
cuaable.
'.If you md no generalization" said
be, slt 10 your duty to consider whether
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

EL
ehs defendants act comes within the
definition of murder In the second de-
gree.
One may be guilty OF granddaughter
Ia h hrst degree who kills on the inn
pulse OF the moment, In the heat of
passion or because OF a peculiar set
OF circumstances which confront him.
Justice Gafretsqn said the presump-
ton OF sanity existed and 1t was for
b jury to say whether that presump-
Attqn had been removed by the evil
dence. +,
Justice Garretson said the truth Of
1he Allegations against Mrs. Hains and
Annis did not have to be shown. It
vas sufiiclent, In consideration of the
Defendants mental condition, IL he had
been told OF such relations and he be-
1ieved them to have existed.
In fairness and Justice, Mrs. Claudia
Hams should have her say In the court
IN ansWer to such grave charges" said
The Justice. Neither she MOI the dead
mai Annis, are IN trial in this case
Aged Parents In Court.
General and Mrs. Hams. the defend
ants parents. came int court soon
after MI. Gregg's remarks. They did
not greet the prisoner. but took their
In the event Of Captain Hams ac-
Quittal#O or the grounds OF insanity at
the time he shot and killed Annis at
Bayside Yacht club last August,
the question OF his present mental
etat0 arises. Mr.. Mcintyre has not
shesitated to say that he believes his
client - insane at the present time.
should Justice Garretson share In this
belief he may issue an order for the
defendant to be confined in q state in-
otitutfOn for The insane until such time
- he In pronounced cured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

either prisoner on the journey back to
their cells and it was considered I'M
necessary to manacle them, such was
their condition.
Ready to Prosecute.
District Attorney j. Mede Lininger,
who visited Boyle and his wife in the
jail yesterday in an effort to obtain
Information charging the alleged third
party to h Whitla kidnapping, paid
them another visit today without get
ting any additional facts. Both the
prisoners refused tc talk to the Off
cial about the matter, saying they
would make it public In their own way
at their w time. Mr.. Lininger, after
his second unsuccessful attempt issued
a statement declaring that he was still
investigating and that he would pros
ecute any person involved without
fear or favor.
Boyle Tells Of Murder.
Boyle told today Of the murder in
which he duplicates the alleged third
party to the abduction. 1t was COM
mitted, he says, in Youngstown, O., ~
or IA years ago. He says a man by
the name OF Weigel was with a party
of others on the third floor of a house;
there was drinking and a quarrel, dur
ing which Boyle alleges the third mar
hurled or pushed Weigel from a Win
dow to the pavement below. There
was an investigation, n a verdict of
accidental death was returned.
w. 8. Anderson, counsel for Boyle
in the kidnapping case, lived at the time
at Youngstown, n is said to have
made an investigation. He said acct
dental death was the only verdict pos
sible on the testimony presented at the
time. If Boyle has any new testimony.
his counse says he did not disclose 1t
I them. His counsel states that II
Boyle has letters from the third party
which would show the payment OF
hush money IN connection with the
murder, it might a had some effect
in the Kidnapping case, and II they can
be produced now they may serve to get
him a new trial.
Boyle Had Razor.
That the threats of a double suicide
made by Mrs. BOYLE last night were
not mere idle words vas shown today,
when it became known that a razor,
which had been secreted in his cloth
ing. was taken from Boyle today, and
that Mrs. Boyle a taken what she
people, The morphine was taken be-
tween midnight n daylight, but had
little effect on the woman.
In the cell adjoining Mrs. Boyle there
is a woman who is said to be addicted
to the use OF morphine and who has
prisonment. Mrs. Boyle is said to have
secured several tablets from his
woman and to have swallowed them.
She was rendered partly unconscious
during the night and was very sick
this morning. 1t is believed the effect
Of the morphine aus her to col
lapse in the court room.
Fearing an attempt TO carry out
threats, Sheriff Chess had Boyle
carefully searched before taking him
into court today. A razor was found
secreted in his necktie. AS a further
precaution Sheriff Chess today took
from Mrs. Boyle three hatpins and re-
moved all the glasses she had in her
cell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
STOPS 10 LOOK At
SUICIDE AND FINDS
IT'S HIS H

New York. May 13.-Anna Nick, II
years old, living at Schuetxen: Park,
near Astoria. was out gathering nowi
ers In . clump of woods at Flushing
and Ehret avenues. North Beach. wheE
she stumbled over the body OF a man
~ those hand q revolver was clutched.
Anna screamed and Policeman Hon.
sshAn came running up. While he was
examining the body q trolley car came
nlong Flushing avenue. and hearingYths
kris screams the conductor, motorman
Md passengers all got of to see what
the matter.
sswOOned whensh he saw the body.
IN. God!" he cried. that 10 my "a.
seher.ss
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

Nairobi. British East Africa, May IL.
The Roosevelt expedition Is still in
camp on the anch of Sir Alfred Pease,
at a point near Machoe. All the mem-
bers of the party are we'll. It is re-
ported that two more cases Of SMALL
poX have been discovered among the.
porters oe the expedition.
Mr.. Roosevelt will proceed to George
McMillan's Ju Ju ranch some time be-
tween May 16 and May 20. He will
be accompanied by P. H. P~ercIval, a
brother Of Major Percival, one Of the
assistant game wardens. and c. D. Hill.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
coNvALEsuENT AT so.
STARTS 1000 MILE WALK

Washington. May 13.-Atwell J..
Cross. a ~convalescent from a Washing
ton hospital. has started at the age Of
50 to walk to Denver. He expects tG
eat his Christmas dinner in Denver and
then 20 to hia mining claim in Colorado
and seek q fortune.
Cross has been taking treatment for
eyes In Washington. He was nearly
blind when he entered the hospital and
now he can read from a newspaper.
He 10 not making the long distance
walk on bet or because he likes to
walk. He 10 just on his way to Colo
RADIO and walking looked like the most
available means OF locomotion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
LOWER HOUSE OF
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE
REPUDIATES PROHIBITION

Jefferson City, Mo-. May 13.-Without
debate INC by a viva voc vote. the
Missouri house today refused to con
cur in the senate amendments to the
state wide prohibition resolution, and
sent back to h upper house, asking
body to recede. AS the senate
probably will decline to give up its
changes in the measure, a conference
committee will be appointed.
The senate amendments to the reso-
luton, which provides for a popular
vote on a constitutional amendment,
establishing prohibition, We're two. The
first erase the house provision that
prohibition. If adopted. would not be-
come effective until 1913. The second
was a tax rider. increasing the lawful
rate for all taxing bodies 100 per cent
over h present rate.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
GRAND JURY STARTS
AFTER LAND aRAFTERs

Tulsa, Okla, May 12.-Again today q
federal grand jury here took up in
vestigation of the Muskogee town lot
land cases against Governor Charles N.
Haskell and other Oklahomans.
Sylvester Rush. OF Omaha, who had
personal charge Of the first investiga-
ton, will direct the present one. As
previously. witness. whose names were
used by the alleged eonspirators in Sc
curing these lands have Deer subpoe-
naed from Ohio, Michigan and other
states to testify before the grand fury.
Governor Haskell was present in
cou:t surrounded by his attorneys.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
upon learning that my name wa.

Upon learning that my name was
mentioned in connection with the case
l made it a point to meet Mr.. Whitla
personally in Cleveland at Fifty-third
street and st. Clair avenue, showed
him the letter hat passed between Mr..
Forker and myself, also the Youngs-
town letters. and Mr.. Whitla promised
that II I would substantiate the truth
of the Youngstown letters he would see
there would be no prosecution.
II then surrendered through Mr..
Whitla all the letters that were in my
possession, and the world knows the
result. I was arrested and convicted
and deprived by my own counsel OF
telling my story on the stand. I in
formed my wife the boy was brought
in order to escape being ~quarantined
in the pesthouse n we We're to be
handsomely rewarded for taking care
of him.
This unfortunate woman was duped
ron start to finish in regard to the boy
and ] was duped ron the moment ]
left the letters go into Mr. Whitla's pos
session. AS my counsel afterwards in
formed me, ! had nothing to show or
to prove. and that it was a matter OF
veracitN-their word against mine. I
had given up every scintilla OF evidence
j had, and now I am settled for.
This story is as true as there is a
God above u.s."
Inc statement is signed James
Boyle. Mercer. Pa. May 10, 1909"
DsniaIs by Forker and Whitia.
Harry Forker said today:
II know absolutely nothing of this
case. 1 only now BOYLE as 1 know
other members of his family, as resi-
dents of Sharon. l have never had any
dealings with him. ! do not know the
m who is said to be his wife. I
a conceive of no reason why Boyle
ShOIi11 N la C,,nI a 4 ofoplap ,,,1acc 4 \
be to get even with the Whitla family
for his prosecution following the alb
duction. Boyle never showed me any
letters. Boyle did not see me in Cleve-
land"
j. P. Whitla. father Of the kidnapped
boy, after Boyle's statement had be-
come public. denied he q seen Boyle
or talked with him in Cleveland prior
to his sons return n the arrest OF
BOYLE.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
cars. BOYLE, IN PRISON
GARB. ENJOYS BREAKFAST

Pittsburg, May l3.-After the exciting
and wearing incidents of yesterday
Mrs. James Boyle had a good nights
rest in the Western penitentiary last
night and awoke today much refreshed.
She Is in good spirits and has regained
much of her old time vivacity. Her
arrival at the p~enitentiary last night
was after the hour for retiring and she
vas given only a night dress, While all
her other clothing and ornaments were
taken from her. She awoke this NORM
ing to find only the prison garb in her
cell.
Marching in line with the other pris-
oners. Mrs. Boyle smiled as she went
to her first prison breakfast and ate
the matron to make cushions n other
fancy work for her cell and materials
We're promised her If II cared to do
so. 1t will be determined today after
a physical examination what character
of work she will be given. Probably
she will be placed either in the kitchen
or in the sewing room.
Boyle slept we'll last night, also. He
ate heartily for breakfast n sub
mitted gracefully to the barber, who
cropped his hair closely. Bertillon
photographs and measurements of the
pair will be made today.
From all reports that have been re-
ceived here it is not believed any ac-
ton will be taken following the state
ment of Boyle last night. The Mercer
county officials discredit the statement
and the whole matter probably will be
allowed to drop and be forgotten.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
BEATS
TRAIN 100 MILES

Pierre, 8. D.. May 1a.-sun-
day morning. B. A. Cummins,
cashier of the First National
bank. accompanied by Mayor G..
H. Jaynes and j. e. Nipple, edi-
tor of the Daily Capital-Jour-
nal. OF this city. undertook to
beat the time of the Northwest
ern passenger train between
Pierre and Huron. with Mr..
Cummins's big Franklin touring
car. The race began at 6 o'clock
and in 4 hours and 5 minutes
the party We're shaking hands
with friends in Huron. The
train time was beaten by 5
minutes. Considering the num-
Der of rough stretches OF road
which were encountered. auto
mobilists consider the time of
the u very successful.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
OF SUICIDE KEPT
FROM YOUNG LoR1LLARp

Honolulu, Mr.. Griswold Loril-
lard. son OF Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. who
killed herself recently in Washington.
1e a passenger on the Korea, which ar
rives at q Francisco Nav 10. When
he arrived here he did not know His
mother was a suicide. having received
In the Philippines only the notification
of her death.
Friends are keeping from him all
tain the fscts.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
ANOTHER CRACK AT CASTRO.

Caracas. Venezuela. May 13.-Cip-i-
n Castro. the deposed president Of
the republic, has been condemned by the
courts to pay six years rental and
heavy damages for h arbitrary oc-
cupatiOn of the Miraflores palace in this
city. This building is the property Of
Sonora Joaquin Crespo, widow Of q
former president.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
HAoLEv's BILL DEFEATED.

Jefferson City. Mo-. May 13.-Gover-
nor Hadley's bill providing for the IL
censing Of social clubs which sell in
toxicants to members was defeated in
the house today for the second time.
The governor sent two messages to
the legislature urging the passage Of
the easur
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
IN A STOVE;
2 KILLED, SEVERAL HURT

wooster. Ohio. May 12.-The explo-
sion Of a stick OF dynamite carelessly
or maliciously placed in a stove caused
the death of two men and serious in
Jury to three others today at the Peter
man Goa mine near Fredericksburg.
There has been no trouble at the Pet
erman mine and the officials cannot
account for h dynamite being
placed in the stove.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
MURDER IN
A CITY CEMETERY

Providence, r. T.. May l3.-The ter
sibly battered body OF Mrs. Laura e.
Rsgeater. q Cranston woman. was found
IN the old Hebrew cemetery in Reser-
syOir verue this city. today. Marks on
the neck indicated that the woman had.
been strangled.
had been divorced from her husband:
~ UNDERWOOD she recently became
IeAgagedstD b. married again.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

washington. May l3.--President Taft
tomorrow will play the most notable
game of golf in his career up to this
time. when, paired with Walter j..
Travis. the former national champion,
he will engage in a foursome against
General Clarence Edwards, chief OF the
insular bureau Of the war department,
and F. Oden Horstmann, one of the
cracks Of the Chevey Chase club. The
game will be for 'blood.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
MAuRETANIA's NEW RECORD.

ueensQtoWn. May 12.-The Cunard
line steamer Mauretania arrived off
Daunts rock at 1O:48 this morning, hav-
ing beaten her own previous and all
other eastward records by "a minutes.
She would have done still better had
she not been delayed by fog of Fast
enet. The liners time from the Am
brose lightship to Daunts Rock was
days is hours and IL minutes. The
daily runs We're 5SS. COS. Clio, 600 and 532.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
MRS. o SUES
THE WESTERN UNION
ON LIBEL CHARGES

New York, May 11.-Mary Blair
Brokaw. wife Of w. Gould Brokaw, has
begun a suit for libel against the West
ern Union Telegraph company in the
supreme court of Nassau county. where
her suit for separation from her hus-
band also is pending. Mrs. Brokaw al
leges the Western Union, in acceptins
and transmitting certain messagee
written by her husband, libeled her,
She contends the statements reflect
ing on her character in these messages
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
TOWN RAzEo; PEOPLE HUNGRY

Acapulco, Mexico. May 13.-As a re-
suit Of the fire last Friday that almost
totally destroyed the town OF Mazatlan,
Il miles from C~hilpancingo. the capital
of the state. hundreds of persons are
not only homeless. but suffering for
which had about 5000 Inhabitants. was
consumed, a gale spreading the flames
with great rapidity. Relief is being
sent from here.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
MORE SMALLPOX IN
ROOSEVELT RE1INuE
Party Still in Camp on the
Ranch of Sir Alfred Pease
Near Machoe.
CALL ROOSEVELT
"BWANA TUMBO,"
MIGHTY HUNTER

Mairobi, British East Africa.
May l1.-"Bwana Tumbo" Is the
name under which Theodore
Roosevelt is now known by the
African natives. This name was
given the mighty hunter by the
chiefs of the party now accom-
panying him in the hills. 1t
means literally translated, Port
ly Master. and is a term Of en-
dearment. Mr.. Roosevelt Is the
idol Of the natives. who refer to
him With superstitious w as
his mastery of the rifle is shown.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13
KIDNAPERS COLLAPSE
WHEN SENTENCED TO
MAXIMUM PENALTIES
Officers Obliged to Garry Con-
victed Abductors From Court
Room to Jail.
SHE COULD GET OUT
IN FIFTEEN YEARS

Pittsburg, Pa, May 12.-Mrs.
Boyle, sentenced at Mercer, Pa,
today to % years in the %peniten-
tiary, and to pay a fine of $1,000
and the costs of the prosecution,
may only serve Is years. The
usual allowance for good be-
havior would reduce her time to
Is years and the fine Will not
have to be served out.