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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
II 10 Is TORN DOWN;
HOUSES AIEE STONED

Mexico city, Nov g.-Through in
suits 10 the American flag and as-
sauts made openly upon American
citizens in the streets, the anu-Amer-
lean demonstration which began last
night with The stoning Of the Mexican
Herala offices developed this after
noon into an affair III international
Importance.
vigorous protest Was registered
by the American ambassador with
the McNicau department Of foreign
relations and at the same time the
facts were telcgraphcd to Washington
ana Instructions asked for.
Tonight the attacks were renewed.
Windows i'm dozen American BUSH
ness places were smashed All about
town shutters were huri icdly drawn
and establishments closed. Forces of
police appeared in the streets and
kept the crowds moving
An attack was made upon the plant
cf El Imparcial and the mailing and
distributing departments cn the
ground floor were completely
wrecked. The mob battered at the
heavy doors Leading to the editorial
and composing rooms above with
heavy timbers and fired the wreck
age
Then the mounted police charged
with drawn swords
one Of the attackers Was run
through ana killed The others fled.
An alarm turned in from the offices
OF The paper brought tile fire depart
mett to the scene before the flames
gained headWay
While the police looked on and
seemingly made no effort TO prevent
IL. an American flag floating in front
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
WASHINGTON GRANTS
WOMEN THE BALLOT

Seattle, Wash. Nov $50 tar as
known only one county In the state
went democratic in the congressional
election. The plurality Of republican
supreme judgoship candidates is es
timated at 10000 as against 47,371
for Taft in 1908
Tho most interesting result Of the
election Is the ratification of the wo-
man suffrage amendment to the state
constitution. The amendment viii
become law as soon as the governor
receives the official count and pro-
claims that the amendment has been
ratified. Some 10000 women win at
once become qualified voters and they
VIII participate in the spring election
Every county thus far reported
gave a majority for the amendment
The socialist vote was probably
about 1900. The local option cleo
tions gave notable victories to the
"drNs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
LIQUOR BUSINESS JARED
BADLY IN WASlIlNGION

Seattle. Wash. Nov a.-Thc liquor
business farce i'm in yesterday cleo
tions in Washington. Besides carry
ing the large cities OF Beliingham ana
Everett and a dozen other towns in
the northwestern counties. the "drys
Of Wenatchee. the county seat oi
Chelano county, doubled their former
majority.
Two now county seats were won
from the saloons Mount Vernon. III
Skaeit county. and shelton. in Mason
county.
The Anti-Saloon league announces
that aH five of Washington's nov
delegation in congress are pledged tn
writing To vote for an amendment %
the interstate commerce law when
Will forbid the carrying Of liquor from
one state into another which has a
law against such imuortation-
aIrs. Emma smith pevoe. president
Of the state Equal Suffrage assocla-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
SHAFROTH Is ELECTED:
OTHER OFFICES IN DOifET

Denver, Nov. 9,---John r Shafroth,
democrat. has been reelected gov
ernor Of Colorado by a plurality esti-
mated as high as 5000 He has car
ried Denver county by at least IL, 000
and his party leaders claim that ne
has also carried the outside cou1ties
by at least 5000. Republican State
Chairman Mcdonald conceded Shat
r0th's election tonight, but is claim
ing the election of several Of the re-
publican candidates on the state
ticket Democratic Chairman Bradley
asserts that the whole state ticket has
been successful
The proposal to submit a consttu-
tiOnal amendment for initiative and
referendum has carried two 20 one.
With about 80 per cent of the pre-
cincts of Denver and the state at
large heard from the Times, this aft
ernoOn, asserts that Governor shat
roth is reelected by from 5000 to
10000, and carried with him the en-
tire state ticket
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
MEXICAN ASSNDOR
MAKES \ PROTEST

Washington, Nov 1--Protcsting
vigorously on behalf of the MeNican
government Scnor dc Ia Barra, am
bassador TO the United states from
Mexico presented a claim for rcpnra
lion TO the state department today
because of the lynchine of Antonio
Rodriguez 20 ROCK springs, Texas. on
November 3.
Rodriguez, who WAS Mexican cit-
i2cn. confessed to the murder OF Mrs.
Lem Henderson al Rock springs ana
was burned at the stake.
The Mexican ambassador tonight
said nc felt confident that the Amer
lean government would administer
Justice and had communicated this
information to MeXico ia the hope OF
alluying the in feeling toward the
United States. which seems 10 have
arisen there because of the afiair.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
Mob in Mexico City Tears
Down United States Flag,
Stones Houses and Assaults
Foreigners; Police Kill Three.
BURNING OF MEXICAN
IN TEXAS CAUSES TROUBLE
Anti-American Demonstration
Assumes International I'M
portance: Government News
paper Office Wrecked.
INV Morning Jourua, speeia, LEASED wirei

ny Morning Journal Special LEASED WireI
Mexico city NoV. a.-This city re-
semhles an armed camp tonight fol
lowing an exciting day ana evening
Of antf-American and anti-guVern-
ment demonstrations in The course Of
which an American flag was torn
down and rampied upon. American
citizens were assaulted or insulted in
the streets windows of a dozen Amer
lean business places were shattered
and an attempt was made Ia destroy
the plant If ~ Impareial. the leading
Mexican daily and the exponent Of
the government policies.
quiet was restored only after
squads 81 mounted police with drawn
aabies haa repeatedly charged the
meb. killing three OF the disturbers
roughly handling scores ct others and
arrestng more than 200.
Iate tonight companies of mounted
pcice We're stationd in every block
and hundreds Of gendarmes were pa
trolling the streets. Tho demonstra-
tions were confined to he business
portions ef the city, no Disturbances
having been reported In the residence
districts.
An American whose ns ar Quld not
DE laatned was reported - have been
captured bN the rioters His clothes
We're torn irom him ana beating
was administered. or the fatalities,
ono occurred in front ol the offices of
charge Of police neaf the Alameda, a
public park uenr the center ol the
city
The only explanation for the attack
upon Fl impartial Vas that political
naicontcnts fired bN the student at-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN
RY MORE THAN 20 900

san Francisco, Nov. 9-LAte re-
turns do not materially alter the in
dicated plurality for the entire repub-
lican state ticket of from 10000 to
10000 A long ballot. complicated by
number OF constitutional amend
ments and proposals, has greatly de-
layed the count and but little more
than one-half OF the total precinct re-
turns have come in. These cover the
cities and populous regions, however,
and the returns from the sparselN
settled counties will not affect the re-
suit The defeat of Theodore Bell.
democratic candidate for governor in
the city of san Francisco. where II
was generally thought he would have
a heavy vote. is ascribed to the social
ist vote. In San Francisco Hiram
johnson. the successful candidate. re-
ceived 2f953 votes: Bell, 23.603 and
Wilson. socialist. 9.502. Political OBJ
servers say that the socialist vote was
drawn largely from Bell In state
ment issued this afternoon. Mr. Bell
SAYS:
II regard my defeat simply as a re-
suit of the overwhelming republican
sentiment of this state
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

with greater detail ana precision. Just
Mhat had been accomplished
Latest calculations on the national
Nntisc Of Representatives based on
complete but unofficial returns show
the democrats win have a sufe work
ing majority Of thirty.
The outcome of the United States
senate is now definitely settled.
Ihe republicans are assured Of sew
enteen new senator's which, with
thirty four hoid-oVer senators. gives
them total of fifty-one.
The democrats are assured of fiji
teen new senators which. with twen-
N-tive hold-overs, give them a total
of forty
one senatorshp is still in doubt.
The successor Of Mr. Carter in Mons
tana. who're there is a prospect of Il
tie.
These determined totals. however.
leave republican majority in the
senate as follows.
Total membership. 81; necessary to
majority. a; republicans, 81; demo-
Gratis 40: doubtful, one.
The seventeen republican senators
considered assured are from Califor-
mia. Connecticut, Delaware. Iowa,
Massachusetts, Minnesota. Michigan,
North Dakota 90. PENNSYLVANIA.
Rhode Island Utah. Vermont. Wash
lneton. Wisconsin, ana Wyoming.
The fifteen democratic senators
considered assured are from Florida,
indiana, Louisiana, Maine, MARYLAND,
Missouri. Mississippi Nebraska, New
Jersey, New York Ohio, Tennessee.
Texas. Virginia ana West Virginia
a summary of the contest for gov
ernorships shows the following demo-
cratic governors elected, with the APP
nroNimA nlnraIitins.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
PRESIDENT STARTS
FOR PANAMA
He VIII Be Absent From Wash
ington Twelve Days, inspect
ing the Canal

Richmond va. Nov g.-On his
way 10 Charleston 81 G., TO board the
armorcd cruiser Tennessee for PAN
ann. President Taft passed through
here at 1:3o O'Clock tonight ON spe-
c'ul train.
MIR Talts Panama trip viii hc lim-
itcd to twelve davs. according 60
present plans This viii give him
four days in tho canal zone.
Tho president win mll from
Charleston at 1880 tomorrow morn
ing. The Tennessee viii be- conveyed
to Panama and return by the Mon
mna Mr. Tuft expects to be In
Washington again the night of 40
vemhcr %.
MI Taft is accompanied ON The Trip
bv his brother Charles y TAFT Of
Cincnnu. Secretary Nort0u. Major
Thomas IT, Rhoades. medical corps
United states army. Lieutenant Com
maudcr Palmer naval aide and cap
tain Butt military aide.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
INSURGENCY APPROVED.
SAYS VICTOR MURDOCH

Wichita. Kas. Nov. 9.-Congress-
man Murdook who yesterday was re-
elected to congress from the eighth
district. said today:
II read in the congressional cleo
tion news n plain and unmistakable
command of the people to congress to
take that power away from the
speaker. virtually every republican
classed as an insurgent who was run
ming for recollection to the house has
been returned All were returned, in
my opinion because the people ap-
prove their activities IA correcting the
tvranous system OF control in the
hOttSc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE
TRIES TO KILL HUSBAND

Wheeling. W Na- Nov a.-Mra.
Laura Tarnsworih Schcnck. wife of
John %. Sehcnck. 81 millionaire pork
packer of this city. WAS arrested to-
night un warrant issued by tho
prosecuting attorney charging ate
tempted murder of hor husband hf
administering poison in his food
SDhensk Was taken Co the North
Wheeling hospital two weeks ago and
since that umc repeated attempts of
Mrs SchoncE tp have him taken back
o. their home in Wheeling have been
contested by Mr Schcnck's relatives.
Ar schenck is in "a critical condition
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
.DOWNWAROREWS|ON
CLARK'S PLEDGE
Missouri Congressman Who
Wants To Be House Speaker
Outlines DemocraCy'S Duty

Bowling Green. No. NoV. g.
Downward revision of the tariff ai
once is the pledge mndc for tho new
democratic house by Champ CLARK,
congressman from the ninth district
who is u candidate fer the speaker
ship.
Tho landslide is in line with my
predictions of months ago, said Con
rrcFsman Clark today.
The first and greatest proposition
the democrats should stand for Is "a
reduction ia the tariff to a revenue
basis ] would reduce 30 scientifically
and sradually and put into IL q slid
ing cale much like thcre was in the
tariff bill vi lSe3."
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
ONLY ONE REPUBLICAN
ELECTED IN COOK COUNTY

Chicago, Nov. 9.--Returns u yes
terdaY's vote received indicate that
the republicans in Cook county saved
one candidate from the wreckage He
is Charles $. Cutting, candidate for
recollection as probate Judge Judge
Cutting Is one of the most popular
members of the Cook county bar and
earliest returns showed he was
making the strongest fight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
VOTE ON CONGRESSMAN
SHOWS DEMOCRATIC GAIN

Roanoke, Va, NOV. 9.-ltenrY stu
art. democrat. comedies his defeat for
congress in the ninth Virginia district
by Pascom Slemp. republican incum-
bent by a majority of $50. basing his
statement on figures at hand. The
figures show democratic gam or
1000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

tion, issued a proclamation today, set
ting apart Thursday, November "a, as
a day OF thanksgiving for the newly
onfranchised women of Washington
At least 1900 women will be added
10 the list of voters in Washington by
the ratification of the equal suffrage
to the constitution
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

THlRTY-FAE BODIES
FOUND IN ONE ENTRY
Eighteen Miners Are Brought
to the Surface Alive at Least
Twelve Others Are Still Un-
accounted for
lBy Morning Journal special 'sased wireI


lBy Morning journal special '.sased wirel
Delagua. Colo. Nov. 9~rhrough 8
two openings scarcely 200 yards
apart The dead and living were taken
from the Delagua mines OF the Vie
tor-American Fuel company at the
same time today but the dead far
out numbered the living.
Tonight fifty-one are known to be
dead while eighteen have escaped alive
one of the imprisoned miners. strag-
gerlng out Of No. mine unaided
hronRh the news that others were alive
In the No. workings r. Akayi, q
Japanese after lying insensihle from
The effects of the after damp all night
recovered his senses this morning and
found his way To the surface. He was
dazed and unable to tell through what
passages he had come but was certain
that others still lived in the part OF
the mine he htd crossed
The rescue crew followed back from
No. entry and soon brought thirteen
others to the surface. AkaY was
greeted with salvo of "Banzais, by
his countrymen AS he staggered down
the hill Scarcely had the line of res
cued men begun TO trickle from No.
| . mine when carpenters were called
TO No entry TO make rough stretch
crs and 1t became known that thirty
! five bodies had been found piled in
four entry north Later other bodies
were found IN the Same section ~
the mine which brought the total to
fifty-one
AZ 10 O'Clock tonight thirty-five
bodies had been brought out 10 the
mnreuc established az the machine
shop Both living and dead found to-
day were Foreigners. Twenty nine
MeXlcans were found in one heap.
Seven of the department heads Of the
mine are known To bc buried In q
cavc-ln 400 feet Ions which blocks
the main slope, Three shifts are work
ing with might and main tearing away
the debris but 1t may be many days
before the bodies are recovered.
The rescue work today brought n
constant series of narrow escapes by
rcscucrs Many were overcome ana
we're carried out on the backs of their
companions j. g. Roberts, in charge
OF the government mine rescue ear
and some of his men lost their way
ia the unfamiliar workings lust in time
to stumble onto a party oi the rcscuers
who were almost overcome The gov
ernmcnt experts Immediately applied
restoratiNes and brought the exhaust
ed men 20 the surface.
The coal mines TOR miles around
nelAgua sent their men to aid In the
work and fresh men caught up the
tools of those exhausted The death
OF Wills Evans. the young engineer
who lost his life in rescuing four
miners taken out last night cast "a
gloom over the whole camp. when
he gave M his oxygen helmet to one
of the rescued men he told his com
paniOns ne felt So strong that ne was
confident he could wait their return
without danger Undoubtedly he wan
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
or GOVERNOR
IN IDAHO IN DOUBT

Boise ldaho, Nov 9--The contest
for governor of Idaho is so close that
it VIII probably be another day he
fore the result is definitely known.
James ~ Brady, republican, ana
charles H. IIawley. democrat, are
running neck and neck and each
party is claiming victory.
The entire republican state ticket
with the possible exception of COVER
nor is elected
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
COLQUUTS MAJORITY
Is MORE THAN 100000

Dallas. Texas, Nov. 9--Colquitt.
democrat, for governor. received a
majority Of approximately 100. 600.
The socialists polled about 5000 votes
The legislature elected yesterday
win decide whether or not state
wide prohibition amendment viii be
submitted to the voters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

10y MnfNiHE bhhfhAl NItfi4A i+ffs'G "tNi
Chicago NOV 9.--Complete returns
on the elections of representatives 10
congress indicate that the democrats
viii have a working majority of % in
the next house. The number Of dem
ocrats elected to congress, according
10 the latest retlrns. is 225. The re-
publican representation will be f64
or les, or eight seats less than the
democrats now have in the siXtN-first
congress.
The twelfth PENNSYLVANIA district,
also normally republican, Is given as
democratic, though the result there
is not absolutely certain. Absolute
confidence is not felt in the returns
lor some OF the Wisconsin districts
and il is not impossible that the Oft
cal figures will change the totals of
ihe two parties.
Cunercssional gains were made hy
lhr republicans aud democrats IN tue
following states ana districts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
Los ANGELES PLANS
AN AVIATION MEET

Sew york. Not a.--That tbe south
crn Pucific coast uiii he an active cen
ter ct aviation boz fhis country in the
coming winter is Indicated by the am
nounccment here TODAY that meet of
international proportions at Los An
gelc- is being arranged FOR ChristmaS
n is said that MeCurdy Ely Mars.
Cnrtlss Radiet and Latham viii take
u.rI
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
LOCAL OPTION PARTY
WINS IN IINRID \

Jacksonville, Fla. Nov with
over half the votes in the local on
tionists have majority of 2.Si1.
Later returns probably will cut down
The majority, but the state is sure for
local option.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
POLITICAL COMPLEXION
OF STATE LEGISLATUHE

Chicago. Nov 9-Revised returns
which give the political complexion of
the state legislatures that viii elect
United States senators are shown IN
the following table
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
N'H PARTY ELECTED
NWIfTEEN CONERNORC

iHe political uuheaVni or Tuesday
- followed yee;erda, bv d general
~ the field which disclosed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10
ConpIete Returns Show They
Have 225 Members, RepubIi-
cans 1865 and Social Demo-
Gratis / as Result Of Election.
OFFICIAL FIGURES MAY
CHANGE THE TOTALS
ack of Confidence IN Returns
From Several Wisconsin Dis
tdct8' Democrats viii Have
Good Working Majority,
sIXTY-sECoND CONGRESS

Democrats elected 225.
Republicans elected l65.
Socialists elected
Total, 39I. Majority of
house. 1886.
Democratic majority %.
Democratic plurality
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

"i.Is --..-.. 22e fs3 1f2
'-i' list. 2. vacancies. g.
Doubtful
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-10

Total. Democrats. 5I republicans,
q. Nct democratic gain, 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
The Funny Sides Funny Stories

y
Ine wife of making with the
oore undress of their washing
summer Now and extremely fat He tipped
Assus said the w washing but Ise goin ter
cnaTge double husbands shirt -
What is that Nancy? questioned the mistress
Well" mind washing ordinary
man. but / draws de Line circus tents sho do - - -
everything IN
his
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stf fellow answered coolly:
That is of the questions father knows"
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30

Ten dollars week paid these for he best for
the others 81 or more Send the sosies You know
postcards to Editor Funny Sds O. Pox 1854 New York -
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
OHEcKs NAILED FOLLOWING PUBLICATION

ION USE posr CARDS MANus
remedy his mistake far back Once get his
position he went
The who watching his efforts smile pity
station" s
recently he
that he had struck oil on his land He brought sample in bottle
when chemist had
submitted following elegraphic
Find Old. struck
Crena street, ,Booksn, NJ
would write and tell dolly
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15
Big CONTEST
In I II | s
PLACE

Lovers of the manly art of boxing.
are all aglow today with the hope. and
fond expectation. that the Jeffries-
Johnson world championship contest
Will come to Ogden 1t is argued by
those who pretend TO know, that Og-
den is the most feasible point of all
yet mentioned for the contest 1t is
also maintained that there would be
no difficulty In raising the required
funds to land the bout here, and that
Ogden would be amply prepared to
entertain the large crowd that would
gather 10 see the boxing
Tex Rickard and Tom Painter stop
ped of in the city last evening on
their way home from Nevada. and
they gave assurances that If Salt TIake
does not care for the Jefiries-Johnson
contest. II can be brought to Ogden.
MI Rickard Is determined to have the
contest pulled off In Utah, il possible,
and he seems to be equally determin-
ed il IT cannot be held In Utah, il will
so TO Nevada.
Mr.. Rickard Is quoted in Salt Lake
today as saying;
You can say for me that I still be-
iNN' NtiaN thp DONDlH tOultSl Will De
held IN Utah. and not in California
And Ii the fight Is held in Utah IL will
be held in Salt Lake, the hospitality
and generosity of the Ogden people
notwithstanding And you can say
positively that If circumstances pre-.
vent rhe contest being held In Utah,
and | am compelled to pull It of In
San Francisco, no Californian will
have charge of the management, l
will manage the Jeffries-JohnSon af-
fair myself and il | am refused a per-
nit In San Francisco ] will pull off
the scrap In Nevada This is final"
But notwithstanding this alleged
statement Ogdenpeople who are In
teresting themselves In the matter,
gay that If Salt Lake does not decide
today TO have the contest pulled off
there, 1t will surely come 10 Ogden. It
is thought by good many that the
political entnnglementS and friction In
the state capital are such that 1t will
he quite impossible for the factions
there 10 agree long enough TO mako
arrangements for the contest
1t was reported here last evening
that Tom Painter will referee the big
boxing match and that he Is unalter-
ably In favor OF Ogden as the battling
ground.