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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29

BRICK, STONE AND nuuul
Six and Seven Rooms Prevail.
Some of Them Will Be
Rented.

The question often raised in the
past; Why are there not more up-to-
date houses for rent in Santa Fe?"
, is being answered by enterprising
. Santa Feans who are showing their
confidence in the future of this city
ana county even before the statehood
Dill IS signed
Just now there is what might be
appropriately termed a building
boom in the ancient city. And it is
hailed with delight by those who want
to see the city grow
The houses are being made of a
variety of material. Some are of brick,
jothers of stone and the old fashioned
adobe is also being used. The average
size Of the cottages is six room or
! lseven room, with bath. Some of them
iWil! have that pebble dash front that
! is seen on the Santa Fe depot Many
| think this is attractive
H. H. Dorman, who some time ago
CAME here from the east and put up
a fine residence commanding a superb
view has again demonstrated his CON
tidence in this counry's resources by
building a fine brick house a short
distance from his own residence 1t
Will be made of brick, and will con-
tain seven rooms with bath. It will
have hot and cold water and other
comforts and will be rented out to
some one who appreciates a thorough
y up-to-date sanitary place of abode.
Mr.. Dorman expects to have the new
house finished in six weeks.
William Hayden. the civil engin-
aer, IS also building a home. L is
Situated on Weber street and will be
of stone. 1t will contain six rooms
and will be quite modern in it's style.
Frank Andrews, the we'll known
BUSINESS man, has begun six room
a lobe house on Don Gaspar avenue.
1t .EIll have the pebble dash front
and will be neat and comfortable, sum-
mer or winter. Many people think
that an adobe house is the ideal house
for this country and when properly
finished the adobe can be made to look
quite attractive.
David Lowitzki's two brick cottages
On College avenue are nearly COM
rleted and will prove a valuable ad-
6ition to the roster of new houses for
rent.
A. Reingardt, who recently purchas-
ed some lots from ]. w Norment is
also busy erecting brick houses. Mr..
Norment himself, it is said, contem-
plates building one soon and Attorney
E. p. Davies will also build a house
in the near future, it is stated.
Other persons have purchased lots
and the day when people bought land
simply to hold it is said to be passing.
What is wanted now appears to be
more buildings in the air and they are
springing up.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29

no subServience 20 the counting room
| (because there was not any counting
ROOM no cog wheels or card indexes
simply a majestic fgurehead of an
editor who was animated by a high
and patriotic resolve to promote man
slaughter as often as possible. When
| he opened up on a man, the mans
only escape was to walk outside of
our circulation, which he could do in
about ten minutes.
If you hear a man raving about
the golden age of American journal
ism, when each editor exercised an in
dividual influence and led the way
through darkness with a flaming
torch above his head-let it go at
that. Don't take the trouble to ex-
anime the files of that wonderful peri
cd or you may be discouraged over
your present efforts. 1 plead for a
'return of those heroic days when
every editorial was a trumpet blast
and every paragraph was a fire-crack-
er. We used to go to press at two
O'Clock, and by four o'clock the whole
population would be out on the streets
waiting for the sounds of assaults and
battery.
"The old time editor, the one we all
read about who stamped his individu-
ality on every issue of his paper and
did not bother about the press work,
do you remember what he called the
man if he didn't care much for him?
He did not call him a mollycoddle or
an insurgent or a malefactor or an
undesirable.
He said that the man was polt-
room, a hell liar, pusillanimous liar,
an unmitigated horse thief, a jackal,
a marplot, caitiff, reptile, a viper
a cur and a whelp.
Here are lot of valuable and ex-
pressive words that are gradually be-
ing eliminated from our vocabulary
because the editors of today, stepped
in commercialism, have abandoned
the methods of Wilbur F. Storey and
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
PHYSICAL VALUA-
TON Of RAILROADS
House Adopts Amendment
Which Will Provide Good
Basis for Assessment
WAS NOT PARTY QUESTION
Republicans as Well as Insurse
gents and Democrats Voted
for Proposition.

Washington, April 29.-The physic
al valuation of railways is provided
for by an amendment to the railroad
bill offered by Representative Mad
den of Illinois, and adopted by the
house today by 130 to 67. The Demo
Gratis voted as a unit in favor of this
amendment, while the Republican In.
surgents and many others of the ma.
jority joined them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
WIFE EARNED MONEY
TO BUY ROULETTE WHEEL

Trinidad, Colo, April 29-Deputy
District Attorney Fred Clark superin-
tended the burning of roulette
wheel. The alleged owner, one Nc
kenzie, has disappeared, but Ed Foot
and Red Beech are held for trial on a
charge of gambling. Mrs. Mckenzie
appeared in a Justice court this after
noon and declared she earned the
money to buy the roulette wheel, and
demanded of Judge Stone that it be
returned to her. She wept copiously
and created scene when the court
ordered it burned.
The wheel had been hidden within
sixty feet of police headquarters and
that location was doing flourishing
business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
ROOSEVELT GUEST
At THE HAGUE
Was Graciously Received by
Wilhelmina and Consort
Prince Henry
LAvISHLy G|LDED STATE COACH
Brussels Enthusiastic Over Visit
of Ex-President of United
States.

Brussels, April 29.-The Roosevelts
left here early this morning for Hol-
land. The press of Belgium is en-
|thusiatsic over Mr.. Roosevelt's visit
mainfesting much pride in what he
said about the future of the country.
Guests of the Netherlands.
The Hague, April 29.-The Roose-
velts were the guests of the Neither
lands today. They arrived this morn
ing from Brussels and were escorted
from the frontier station at Roosen-
daal to Het Loo, where at the royal
chateau they were received by Queen
Wilhelmina. The queen and Prince
Henry awaited their guests in the en-
trance hall of the palace and the greet
ings were most cordial The lavishly
gilded coach used by the royal family
upon gala occasions has been placed
by the queen at the disposal of Mr.
Roosevelt, during his stay here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
JAMES BR|CE
ADVISES STUDENTS
Men Do Not Know What
They Think They
Know
NEED Of STUDYING HISTORY
Habit of Good, Careful, Inde
pendent Thinking Necessity
for Success.

Lawrence, Kans., April 29.-"Three-
fourths of the mistakes that a man
makes are made because he doesn't
really know the thing he thinks he
knows" said James Brice, ambassador
from Great Britain, in an address de,
livered here today before the students
of the University of Kansas. Mr..
Brice urged the necessity of knowing
history, ancient as well as modern,
and said the habit of good careful
and independent thinking was the best
intellectual quality with which young
men could start on life's journey.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
COTTON NOT BADLY
DAMAGED IN TEXAS.

San Antonio, Texas, April 90
Advices received here from practic-
ally every part of southwest Texas
state that cotton did not suffer during
the recent cool spell and that a bump
er crop may be looked for. The heavy
rains of March and during the first
part of the present month have put
cotton lands in the finest possible
condition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
PARL LAMENT ADJOURNS TO
MAY EIGHT,
Only a Dozen Members Present Today
at a Formal Session of Both
Houses.

London, April 29-The Budget
which has kept politics in a turmoil
during the last year received assents
this morning. The House of Lords
and House of Commons met in for
NAL session today to hear the recall
of the assent. Not more than a dozen
members were present. Both Houses
adjourned until MAJ %.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
ROSWELL BOY DIES WHILE
VISITING RELATIVES

Dawson, n. NJ, April 2S.-Willie
Smart, the small son of Thomas Smart
of Roswell died early this morning
after a brief illness. The boy, accom-
panied by his grandmother, Mrs. J. C.
Thompson, was at Dawson visiting
relatives when the little fellow took
suddenly i'll. Relatives at Roswell,
Aztec and Madrid have been notified
but no arrangements have been made
pending advice from parents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
VACANCY IN
LINCOLN COUNTY
Candidates to Succeed the
Late County Commits
sioner Wingfield
.IRTERURBAN RAILROAD PLAT
District Court Officials VIII Be
Bound for Taos To-
morrow.

Through the death at RuidosO of
Charles Wingfeld, county commission
er for the third district of Lincoln, a
vacancy has occurred which Governor
Mills is called upon to fill. J. B. Tul-
ley Of Ruidoso, a well known merchant
who was Republican candidate for the
Legislature four years ago, who form
erly lived in San Juan county and is a
native of Chicago, is a candidate for
the place. George W. COe of Glencoe
lis also mentioned for the place. He
was the Republican candidate in Op-
position to Wingfield at the last cleo
ton. Wingfield was an old timer and
was formerly county assessor He
was a stock raiser and lived at the
foot of the White mountains. He was
noted as a nimrod. A large family
survives him. A brother lives at
Three Rivers, Otero county
George A. Ellsworth, postmaster at
Captain and P. G. Peters, are also
being named for the place.
W. r. White, a Missouri Republi-
can, who has been doing coed party
work is also considered a candidate
who is i'll the running.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed
Thomas n. Wilkerson of Albuquer-
que; Anastacio Medina of Wagon
Mound; and Gregorio Griego of Pen
asco, notaries public
Railroad Files Plat.
The Texas, New Mexico and Pacific
railway today filed a blue print plat
of its proposed two mile line from
Las Cruces to Agricultural College.
The filing was made in the office of
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa.
Charles l.. Post is the chief engineer.
District Court.
u Suit was brought this forenoon in
die district court for Santa sFe county
by John S. Candelario VS.. Vidal Mora
to recover balance due on note for
$120
The district court officials will
leave tomorrow for Taos. Judge John
r. McF'ie will go direct from Mora
where he is holding court. District
Attorney Charles c. Catron will make
the trip overland in his automobile.
District Clerk Frank Shearon, Court
Interpreter Hilario Ortiz and Court
Stenographer Mrs. G. F. McNitt as
well as a number of attorneys. will
take the Denver & Rio Grande train
tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
MAN SUCCUMBS TO CHLORO-
FORM IN DOCTORS OFFICE

Seattle, Wash, April 29.-An au-
topsy on the body of Glen Gregory, an
engraver, who dropped dead in a doc
tors office after minor surgical oper-
alton, showed that he had died from
the effects of the chloroform used in
the operation. Gregory's father is SUI
perintendent of the Ohio state peni-
tentiary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29

COLOR LINE is
DRAWN ON JOHNSON
He is Refused Admission to Swell
Hotels at Los Angeles and Camp
ed With an Humble Editor.

Los Angeles, Calf, April 29.-Jacl
Johnson, champion, was refused ac-
commodations at the Los Angles no.
tells yesterday, the excuse being Of
fered that the hostelries are filled to
capacity. AS Johnson refused to try
TO find lodging at any of the cheaper
hotels, he remained last night at the
home Of a negro editor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-29
Boxing in Secret.

Ben Lomond, Calf. April 29.-Part
of Jim Jeffries' future training bouts
probably, will be conducted behind
closed doors. Berger says that JEFF
fries has frequently complained of the
distracting influence exerted by spec
tators and because of this and to de-
velop new fighting tactics, which JEFF
fries and trainers desire to keep under
cover, it is said that secret boxing
hereafter will be part of the big fel-
lows program.
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
SEARCHED BRITISH SHIP
Cuban Revenue Cutter Sends
Party Aboard Schooner.

Kingston. Jamaica, June 6--The Brit
ish schooner Marion May. which arrived
here this morning from Nassau, Bahama
Islands. reports being stopped and
searched six miles off Cape Maisi, Cuba,
by the Cuban revenue cutter Rairo.
An armed party from the cutter board
ed the schooner. removed the matches
and overhauled the cargo. The officer
in charge insisted upon examining the
ships papers and manifest. No resist
ance was offered by the crew of the
schooner. although the captain entered
strong protest against what he termed
unwarrantable interference outside of
Cuban territorial waters
The schooner was becalmed at the
time and was greatly in need Of wood
and water. a request for supply of
these neCessaries. the captain reports,
was refused and he was ordered to pro
ceed on his voyage.
Representations have been made to the
colonial government here and the affair
VIII be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MARRIES AFTER ACCIDENT
Brooklyn Man Struck by a Car
on Search for Minister.
TBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Bridgeport. Conn. June 6.-While seek
ing for a minister to perform the cere-
mony which was to unite him in mar
riage 10 Miss Alice NJ. Wright. of New
York. Harry T. Sandlin, a Brooklyn
pharma cist. was struck down by a troll
ley car in this city and received tract
ure Of the skull. He was hurried to the
Bridgeport Hospital and tonight at :
o'clock the belated marriage ceremony
was performed. The bridegroom. almost
on the point of death, was able to give
the responses only in a whisper
At the time of the accident Ssndlin
had already been to see one clergyman.
but the latter had refused to perform
the ceremony because the prospective
bride had been divorced. Sandlin then
took trolley car for the home Of the
Rev r. Y. Atkinson, d Baptist clergy
man residing in East Bridgeport. AS he
reached his destination he stepped from
the car directly in front Of another and
was knocked down
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
WOMEN CARRY SHOREHAM
Poll Majority Vote for Bargain in
School Building.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune J

. cr,oreham. Long Island, June 6.-Several
>-ew York suffragists, including Mrs. Har-
riot Stanton Blatch and Miss Alberta Hill,
at+ended the meeting Of the local school
hoard tonight 10 protest because they had
not heen notified of the happening. There
r,are about twenty-five women and seven
r,o, nresent The women own summer
homes here They held that. as taxpayers
they have the right 10 exercise their pow
arc tn the local government.
The schoolhouse burned down about a
wear ago. so the nine pupils have been
without a temple of learning ever since
The question of a new sChoolhouse was
voted on at a meeting tonight. The seven
MOI, wanted the town to eXpend $2,7OO for
. now building. but the twenty-five women
,,.ouId not have it so. They wanted bar
cain and only bid $500 Being in the
ma iority, the women, Of course, won.
The plans and specifications for the pro-
nosed new 1850 building will be discussed
a. meeting TO be held next week. The
,,.o,,,en we're jubilant over their victory and
.,,oarad themselves out of the hall.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MUST SEE CIRCUS PARADE
Mayor of Salem, Mass, Orders
Townspeople to Turn Out.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Salem. Mass. June 6.-MayOr Howard
made the hearts Of the children glad and
puzzled their elders to-day by issuing
the following proclamation:
Whereas. It has pleased the citizens Of
Salem to elect me their Chief Executive
and during the five months that l have
had the honor TO serve in that capacity
I have issued many orders that have not
been obeyed, and
Whereas. The time has now arrived
when I must enforce my power as Chief
Executive and insist that my orders shall
be obeyed. and
whereas. II has pleased Barnum &
Railev's circus 10 visit our city "a GER
tain number Of free tickets having been
extracted from them for the servants
of the people-including myself,
I therefore command that every man.
woman and child shall assemble on the
street at the hour named FOR the pur-
pose Of viewing the circus parade. NO
excuses for n-attendanCe Of children
viii be accepted, as thaI august pouy,
called the School Board, has ordered
that all schools shall be closed.
ARTHUR HOWARD, Mayor.
For violating the dignity of his Of
fee" the Mayor was censured tonight
in a resolution passed by the Board of
Aldermen. This action was taken as a
result Of a hearing on the charge Of In
spector Patrick J. Leahen Of the Salem
police. that the Mayor had applied to
him an uncomplimentary epithet. Lea
hen. who. on May 81, had publicly de
rranded an apology from the Mayor was
also cens1lred by the aldermen.
The inspector was witness against
nfavor Howard at a recent hearing on
. cra1y
the chief executive on account OF aru-
cles appearing in newspaper conduct-
ed by him. and it was then that the in
cident in question arose. The Mayor
who is now under Indictment in the
criminal libel cases. will probably be
tried early next week.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
AUTO STRIKES RUNNING BOY
Doctors Machine Knocks Him
Down. Fracturing Skull.

David Pape an eight-year-old boy, Of
No 2O7 Hopkins street, Williamsburg,
lies dying in the Bushwick Hospital
from a fractured skull. received when he
was run down last night in front Of his
home Dr. Abraham Hayman, of No.
- McKibbin street. was hurrying to a
sick call and driving his own machine.
AS he turned into Hopkins street young
Pape who was playing tag, ran directly
in front of the automobile and was
knocked down, but the wheels did not
pass over him.
Dr. Hayman tried TO restore the lad.
and. failing, summoned an ambulance
from the Bushwick Hospital Dr.
Howard, who took the boy in charge,
found that his skull was fractured. DR..
Hayman went TO the Vernon avenue
station and after stating the circum-
stances of the case was allowed to pro-
ceed to visit his patient.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
SALESMAN GONE; FIND GEMS
New Jersey Man Disappeared in
Boston on May IL.

Boston, June ga call from Detroit
iewelry firm for sample cases filled with
thousands of dollars worth OF gems
which had been left In a room at a hotel
in this city for a month past to-day re-
vealed the fact that the Eastern repre-
sentative Of the firm. Frank ]. Foster,
thirty five years old, has been missing
since May u last
Foster engaged a room at the hotel on
May u and departed the same day. leav-
ing his sample cases behind He has not
been seen since Recently the Traub
IeveIrv Manufacturing Company traced
Foster 10 Boston and located his sam
ples. His accounts are understood to be
all right. Mr.. Foster was the son OF Mrs
f. A. Foster. of SOmerville, N ].
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
FIND STOLEN WILLING JEWELS
Brother of Mrs. Astor Lost Them from
Trunk on Way Here.
nv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Philadelphia, June 6.-The mysterious as
appearance of several thousand dollars
worth Of jewelry from the trunk OF >
Il Barton Willing brother Of Mrs Johh
Jacob Astor, when il was shipped on Mafch
from this city 10 New York, was cleared
up TO some extent tonight, when part oL
the jewelry was recovered in the nome oi
Joseph Maxwell, Of No n2S Mantua avenue.
Maxwell was locked up on the charge OF
receiving stolen goods, while his brother'
Morris a baggage master on the Pennsyl-
,ania Railroad, was again arrested on the
charge OF taking them from the trunk
F3orb are said TO have confessed to the
charges They will be arraigned to-morro"
morning al the Central police court
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
LEFT "COP" HIS SHIELD
Burglar Took Everything Else
Portable in Policeman Home.

Patrolman Krams, of the Eldridge
street station, went to bed on Sunday
night in his home. at No 80 East 18th
street. He slept according to schedule,
and while he slept a burglar called and
departed with $40 in bills, gold watch
and two chains. a bracelet and a silver
bag.
That was a pretty good haul, but he
took Krams's service revolver. too. and
played with his shield. He decided TO
leave the shield behind, however Krams
had to stand lot of Kidding in the
station house yesterday. He has been on
the force seven years.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
AIRSHIP RACE IN FRANCE
Five Aeronauts in Contest of 80
Miles Between Two Towns.

Saumur France, June 6.-The first
town-to-town aeroplane race in France
from Anglers to Saumur. a distance OF
thirty miles by rail- was won to-day by
Martinez, who flew between the two
points IN thirty-one minutes at a speed
of about twenty-stx miles an hour
There were five starters, who were
sent away at f1ve-mfnute intervals
Lagagneux was second and Dickson
third.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MEAL REFUSED; s4OO DAMAGES
NV Yorker Refused TO Pay 81 for
Cooking Pork
[By Telegraph to The Tribune-1

Buffalo. June civilian Morningstar,
New York vinegar manufacturer. to-day
secured a verdict OF $500 against the Id
favette Hotel from county court jury for
damages. The man stayed at the hotel
about six months ago He brought some
spare ribs to the chef to he cooked. and
when they were served he refused 10 pay
81 charged for cooking and serving them.
saving the charge was exorbitant-
The day following he was informed that
bs would not be served with a meal until
he paid up.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
"A1RsH1P GLIDE" NOW
pxnected to Supplant the Waltz and
Two Step.

chicago. June e.-Members of the United
,,.ofeeeional Teachers Of Dancing opened
4,,air annual convention to-day by demon
strating sr1+ the aviation dance" or the air
T1l5p more popular than the waltz or the two
step. o., -, . ,.,,ra- ,.,.
49, Convention. people hop too much; they
onebt to glide. They wigsle too frequently;
ousi'' .,,q,bt 10 float. They work themselves
theS >. they should take ii cody and
aviate. ,;.,,i,,, in the aviation
bopping, no galloping. The idea
dah0e' not 10 touch the floor You glide
Is 20 sn,oop over or 'aviate' over the floor
over ,ra some little time for one to
II VIII .a,i,tion dance but it is vastly
learn learn pleasing Ils than the waltz OF the Two
step
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
TO EXPORT ELECTRICITY
Canada Consents to Sale of
$500 Horsepower.

Ottawa, Ont, June 6.-The Canadian
government has decided to allow 5000
horsepower Of electricity to be exported
to Minnesota by the company which has
developed power at Fort Francis. on the
Rainey River.
An equal amount is reserved for con-
sumption on the Canadian side. The
people of Fort Francis opposed expOrta-
ton by the company