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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
SALOON FIGHTER
IS LYNCHED
Confessed to Murder During
Dry Raid at Newark,
Ohio
500 PEOPLE TOOK PART
Must Now Face Grand Jury In
vestigation That Has Been
Ordered.

Newark, Ohio, July 9.--Fully five
hundred people of Newark who un-
masked last night and aided in the
lynching of Detective Carl Ethering-
ton, an anti-saloon detective, who had
confessed to the shooting of William
Howard during the dry" raid, must
face a grand jury investigation. The
authorities have announced that the
investigation will be started as soon
as the grand jury convenes. Adjutant
General Weybrecht says that the
Licking county officials are directly
responsible for the lynching, as no
effort was made to call out the troops
although the mob worked at the jail
two hours.
Governor Harmon Will Investigate.
Columbus, Ohio, July 9.-Investiga-
ton of the Newark lynching probably
will be ordered by Governor Harmon,
Details of the affair have been sent
the governor who is on his vacation at
Charlvoix, Mich.
There Is Blood on the Moon.
Columbus, O., July 9.-Announce-
ment was made here today by Ed.
Hale, who headed the detective force
If the Anti-Saloon League yesterday
at Newark in raiding the soft drink
saloons there, that he is gathering an
armed force of fifty detectives here
and has secured warrants which he in
tends to serve on Mayor Atherton and
Sheriff Link of Newark, this afternoon
for not upholding the laws, and for
aiding the 1ynchers and also on sever
al proprietors of "speak easies" for
the violation of the local option law
Hale says his men will go into the
town mounted and will serve war
rants if they have to shoot. Governor
Harmon wired this morning that he
viii leave for Columbus at once to
take charge of the Newark situation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
ESPANOLA FRUIT
CROP EARLY.
Peaches, Apples, Plums and
Pears Ripened Two Weeks
Ahead of Time
GRASSHOPPERS DOING DAMAGE
May Destroy Second Cutting of
Alfalfa---Shipments
Have Begun.

The fruit crop in the lower part of
the Espanola valley. in the vicinity of
Espanola, San Ildefonso, Santa Cruz,
and San Juan, is abundant and thus
far has not been materially injured
Almost every one used oil pots or 9th
er smudges to protect from frost, but
some of those who took no precau-
tions seem to have as many apples and
pears as their more prudent neigh
bors, though they lost apricots and
peaches. Higher up the valley there
was a severe hail storm on June II
which injured considerable fruit.
The marked popularity of the sea
son is the earliness of opening The
season is nearly or quite two weeks in
advance Of the usual time. For in
stance, apricots usually last until July
20 or 25. This year, the last one was
shipped today. The peach season, for
the Alexander, which is the earliest,
ordinarily begins about July 25; this
yearf shipments will begin next Mon
day The Early Harvest apples are
now ripe and so are the Summer
Doyenne pears. By Monday, Mariana
plums and the Ogon, the early yellow
Japanese plums. will be ripe. In fact,
the whole line of fruits is pushed two
weeks ahead. This is crowding the
orchardists who need the time for
the second spraying.
The Denver & Rio Grande is putting
in a spur at the Sunshine orchard of
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince to accom-
modate carload shipments. The
danger now is from grasshoppers,
which infest the valley by the mil
lion. They are destroying the second
crop of alfalfa and are commencing
on the fruit trees. They strip apple
trees Of leaves, but on peach trees
only eat the fruit, leaving the pits on
the stems. Unless destroyed by pois-
on they will do extensive damage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
DRINK CAUSED CHAMBERS
TO FALL BY WAYSlDE.
Writes Pathetic Note Before Commit
hitting Suicide-Found Lying
AGAINST a Fence.

Against Fence.
Gunnison, Colo, July 9.-Thomas
Chambers committed suicide here by
shooting. He was found lying against
a fence in the outskirts of town. On
his person was found the following
note:
"Gunnison, Colo, July 6, 1910. To
whom it may concern: l am all in. II
anything happens to me please notify
Miss Chambers, lit w. Sth street,
Leadville, Colorado, Ouray Camp No.
| 287, w. o. W., B. P. o. E. Lodge 275,
Grand Junction. The faults we write
on the sand Simple fell by the way,
side. Forgive and forget. Thos
Chambers"
Chambers had been in town for a
week, having come here from Paonia
He had been drinking heavily. 1t is
supposed that the woman at Leadville
referred to is his daughter. Cham
bers was about fifty years old. He is
lreported to have been a hotel pro
prietor at Grand Junction and later
at Silverton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
,NF ANTRY REGIMENT
TO FORT SAM HOUSTON.

Dallas, Texas, July 9.-Infantry
quarters at Fort Sam Houston are I'M
dergoing a thorough housecleaning
preparatory to being occupied by the
Twenty-second infantry now in Alas
ka. According to latest advices the
regiment will arrive here on August
4. The Twenty-second takes the place
of the Ninth, who were transferred to
the Philippines in April.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
j. BRYAN OUT
AND OUT FOR PROHIBITION.
Commoner Prints Long Statement in
Which Peerless One Declares
Himself Free Lance in the
Field of PoIiTics


Lincoln, Neb., July 9.--The Hon.
William J. Bryan is not playing Demo
cratic politics in Nebraska this year,
except as a hard-speaking and writing
campaign to induce Nebraska's De-
mocracy to cease catering to or de-
pending upon the saloon influence may
be said to be working for Nebraska's
Democracy.
In the last issue of the Commoner,
Bryan prints a long statement, in
which, speaking in the first person, he
practically declares himself a free
lance in the coming campaign.
81 am not candidate for any Of
fice," says Bryan. ''I desire nothing
at the hands of my co-workers. They
have already rewarded me. ] am in
debted to them for whatever influence
I may have
In the same article Bryan gives no.
tice that he will advocate such prin-
ciples as command themselves to his
judgment. He puts as the foremost
of these principles the enforcement OF
the Democratic party from the liquor
interests, and declares that the CAM
paign in the state must have county
option as the great issue.
He takes issue with Governor Shall
lenberger Ca Democrat whom Bryan's
candidacy two years ago elected gov
ernor) and with Congressman Hitch
cock, proprietor of the Democratic Or
gan of the state-the Omaha World
Herald-and declares that the refusal
of Governor Shallenberger to call an
extra session of the legislature to
adopt an initiative and referendum
law has made the county option issue
of supreme moment. Had the COVER
nor given the legislature an oppor'
tunity to adopt the legislation-Which
it would have done had the extra ses'
sion been called, he contends-the
people would have settled county op
ton for themselves and the Democ
racy might have fought their battles
on national issues-which is What
should have been brought about.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
ARCHAIC KLEPTOMANlA
CURE AT SANTONE.

San Antonioo, Texas, July "a fine
Of $25 and thirty days on the county
rockpile may or may not cure Charley
Waters of what ails him. But at all
events the court has ordered that the
experiment be tried Waters appro-
priated a pair of common spectacles,
worth about 81. Why he took them
he found hard to explain, but to break
him of the bad habit of taking things,
which he is said to be chronically az
fiicted with, the court gave him the
limit in both fine and Imprisonment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
SEVEN WEEKS
DROUTH BROKEN
Drop in Temperature From
Ninety to Fifty at
Denver
OR|zzL|NG RAIN IS FALLING
1t Covers All of Colorado Today
and MAY Reach New
Mexico.

Denver, Colo, July 9.-While the
eastern and Atlantic states are fairly
sizzling in the protracted heat wave, a
drizzling rain is falling over Colora-
do today, The temperature at Denver
which had been around ninety at mid
day for several weeks, today stood at
Continued rain is promised
for tomorrow. The drouth has lasted
for nearly seven weeks.
Million Dollar Rain.
Des Moines, July 9.-Rain, which
is characterized by DR.. Chapel of the
Iowa crop bureau, as a million dollar
rain," is falling today in northern and
western Iowa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
WHEAT
TO THE BAD
Condition of Crops Through
out Country Is Worst in
Ten Years
CHICAGO MARKET GOES WILD
Opening Prices Today Showed
an Advance of
3 IL Cents.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 9.-Yesterdays
government crop figures, which show
ed the conditions of spring wheat in
the country to be the worst in ten
years, caused a wild wheat market
this morning. The opening prices
showed an advance of nearly three
and half cents. Heavy realizing
forced prices back cent but the mar
ket continued active and excited.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
D. G. r. G. AND OTHER
ROADS REDUCES RATE ON COAL

Pueblo, July 9-Information reach
ed here that the Colorado & South
ern and the Denver & Rio Grande
railroads had agreed on a reduction of
Is cents per ton on lump coal from
the Trinidad and Walsenburg fields to
Pueblo, to go into effect August Is.
The Commercial Club has been max.
ing a fight mainly on slack coal, but
no reduction whatever has been made
in this case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
SECRETARY KNOX SLATEED
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE.
Pennsylvania May Accept Place on
Supreme Bench If He Is Suf-
ficientIy Urged.

Washington, D. c., July "a re-
port received here from Beverly,
Mass, where President Taft is spend
ing his vacation is to the effect the
nations chief executive is now SER
iously considering appointing Phil
ander G. Knox, secretary of state, to
the chief justiceship of the supreme
court of the United States.
More Census Figures.
Washington, D. c. July 9.-Popula-
ton 18th census, Texas counties; Run
nells, 20,S5S; Karnes, 1892.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
FOUR MASTED SCHOONER
is OWEN ASHORE
Crew Is Saved But Vessel and its
Cargo of Coal are Total Loss off
California Coast.

San Francisco, July 9.-The four
masted schooner Fannie E. Small,
coal laden from Newcastle, Australia,
went ashore at Point Reyes thirty
miles north of this harbor early today
during a dense fog. The crew was
picked up, by the steamer NJ F. Plant.
The schooner and cargo will be total
loss.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
DEATH TAPS LEADER OF
.MAYBRAY GANG ON SHOULDER.

San Francisco, July 9.-Russel D.
HERMAN, reputed leader of the May
bray gang of race track and prize
fight swindlers, died last night at an
Oakland hospital, where he was oper-
ated on several weeks ago for cancer
of the stomach.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
WANTS
TO FIGHT AGAIN
He Will Insist on Return
Match With the Black
Champion
JOHNSON LAUDS AL KAUFMAN
Negro Said He Had Chance to
Sell Out for
$35O,0OO.

New York, July 9-That Jeffries
may ask for a return match with Jack
Johnson is the statement contained in
d Los Angeles dispHlct received here
today. The Information which is said
10 come from reliable sources, says
that Jeffries IS credited With declaring
he would insist On L return match
with Johnson, wi ihin six month fol-
lowing his return from his hunting
trip in the mountains. Jeffries, it is
said, claims that if he can go into the
ring in as good condition as he was
few days before the fight at Reno
lie could defeat Johnson.
Al Kaufman His Match.
Chicago, Ill.,, July AL kaufman Is
the white mans hope, according to
Champion Jack Johnson. "Al Kauf-
man is the best man in the world at
forty-fiye rounds" Johnson declared,
and | would have to do him up in the
first few sessions in order to be able
to handle him myself | have been
boxing with kaufman for some time,
and know he's got the punch and
stamina back of it to give anybody
d hald battle. Naturally | think l can
baat him, but I'd rather go against
Jeff es any day in the week"
johnson on the Square.
Chicago, H., July 81 could have
drawn down $350,000 for my end Of
the battle with Jeffries had | agreed
TO throw the fight, but no amount of
coin is ever going to induce me to
fight crooked" Jack Johnson made
this statement in a speech at the local
theatre last night.
Jeffries Feels Relieved.
Los Angeles, Calf, July 9.-Sport-
ing men are skeptical regarding the
report that Jeffries might challenge
Johnson for return match. Since his
return to Las Angeles, Jeffries has
said little except that he would re-
tire to his alfalfa farm and shut him
self in against the world for time.
He expresses relief that the nervous
strain of the Battle Of the Century
is over and intimated he would make
a much better showing in a return
match. This probably gave rise to
the report that he would seek such a
match. In reality, Jeffries has little
intention of returning to the ring
Some of his friends, however, are
clamoring for another fight, and
Manaeer Berger intimated today that
he might have an important statement
10 make On the subject soon.
Only 10000 Went to the Fight.
San Francisco, July 9.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad Company CAV
out official figures on the number o
fight fans handled at Reno. Accord
, ing to these figures 10000 person
/ travelled from different parts of tn
country to witness the battle. O
these 1000 came from west of Os
/ den and 1000 from east of Ogden. TIL
revenue of the railroad company wa
$4,000 in fares, and $4,000 add
tional was paid the Pullman Compan
/ for sleeping car accommodations. Th
Southern Pacific officials estimate tha
the fight crowd spent 100000 i
Reno.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
DYNAMITE BOMBS TO
BLOW UP TRESTLE
1t is lntimated That Labor Agitators
Are Guilty of the Outrage-Troub-
lie With Union Men.

New York, July 9.-Dynamite bombs
placed under the new trestle being
built by the Lehigh Valley railroad
along the bay shore of Jersey City, ex-
ploded early today, badly damaging
the steel structure and smashing win
dows for half mile around. The
company constructing the trestle re-
Gently declared open shop.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
ASSASSINATED IN THE
HEART OF CHICAGO.
Murderer Fired Five Shots Into Neck
of His Victim and Makes Good
His Escane

Chicago, ILL.,, July "a tragedy ex-
plainable only on the theory of an old
Sicilian feud was enacted here today.
Leonardo Balachia was slain in the
heart of the north side Italian district
by man who suddenly appeared
while Balachia was talking to a third
person in front of the Balachia home.
The murderer fired five shots into his
victims neck and although pursued
he escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
Broke Distance Record.

Bethany Plains, Rheims, July g.
M. de la Bouchere, the French avia-
tor, broke the worlds record for dis
tance at the aviation meet today. He
flew $40 kilometers (211.14 miles) in
a single flight in hours 80 minutes
and 45 seconds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
SMASHING WORLD RECORDS
ON BETHANY PLAINS.
Two Passengers Carried for Almost
Sixty Miles by Mamet-Bleriot
Machines Are Used.

Bethany Plains, July 9.-Mamet es-
tablished world record for carrying
two passengers at the aviation meet
today. He flew 57.6 miles at an alti-
tude of so metres (164 feet) Abrun
made new distance record with a
single passenger of IS kilometers
(52.7S miles, in / hour 27 minutes,
33 seconds. Both used Bleriot ma
chimes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09

Continued on Page Eighty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18
C.. & @. TO GET CONTROL
OF HOOKING VALLEY
Official OF Road Admits That There
Are Negotiations on Looking to
the Big Deal.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Chesapcakc
e Ohio officials admitted today that
they are negotiating for control of
the Hooking Valley Railroad. An Of
iicer and director said:
I'VE need the Hooking Valley. It
will take our coal TO the lakes AZ
Toledo with a haul shorter by 100
miles than our present route over
the Cincinnati. Hamilton G Dayton.
Our control of the Hooking Val
ley is only a question of time. We
own 1870 shares. a sixth interest in
the majority of the Hooking Valley
stock and our dealings with Pan
handle which owns twosiXths of the
majority. and the Erie. the Baltimore
& Ohio and Lake Shore, each OF
which owns ne-sixth. are rapidly ap-
rroaching contamination. Incidental
" We will sooner or later acqu re
the Chicago. Cincinnati & Louisville.
which will give us an entrance into
Chicago"
In order that the Hooking Valley
may be of use to the Chesapeake e.
Ohio. the latter will have to obtain
control of Kanawha and Michigan
which connects the two.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN REPORT.
Says There Was No Inequality OF
Distribution IN Bonds
n Assnrlalrd - }

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. I7.-Thcrc
was no inequality = distribution" IN
the $4,000 900 Of Norfolk & Southern
bonds outstanding that Edward Street
4 Company 4 New York. have re-
ccived back voluntarily and uow hold.
according 70 the rcDort Glcd today ~
" W old. an, iutcd by Federal
Judge wsddill a. special master IN
der The Fergus Reid pciition 10 -
porf on alicg Il irregularities IN the
original organization 81 the y rfolk
& southern Railway.
Ic declare also that The payments
hv the receivers 81 S50noo each 10
Narsdcu J. Perry and Oaklcizh
Thornr. r Atlanta. and Of Siso."n0 10
Sw, r. a Company for services zen
dcrcd we're NOT Too high and that
SIS .0rn paid 90 The Trust Conn., Iuy
4 America was not cxo1hiiant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18

livered. has no foundation in fact
We'll. Mr.. President, the senator
acts like he is interested" responded
Mr.. Davis smiling. He talks like he
is interested. and. by jinks. | believe
he is interested"
Il thank God" responded Mr. Da-
Wis that have never made an exhl-
bition in favor of the Standard on
Company.
Severe on Oil
He went on to say that oil did not
smell good TO him and that he ala
not like it. Then he exclaimed. III
soncrous tones. before God. MI
President. Id rather have my right
hand forget its cunning; my tongue
cleave to the roof of my mouth. and
the mother. who bore me, disown me
than appear here as an advocate of
such a concern as the Standard ON
Company"
Senator Owen said the Standard Oh
Company had been admitted.to Ark
ansas by the legal authorities of the
state.
BY what authority" demanded Mr..
Tavis. Does the senator from OKLA
homa yield?" asked Senator Gamble
in the chair. Il decline to yield said
Mr.. owen. The senator from Arkan-
sas has forfeited his right to con-
sideration from the senator from
Oklahoma. lie has forfeited his right
10 the respect of the senator from
Oklahoma. desire that he remember
that" His voice rang with indigna-
ton.
When he had taken his seat Senator
Davis said:
so far as FORGETTING the respect OF
the senator from Oklahoma | care
nothing. toss it to the winds.
never had any for him in the first
place"
Mr.. Davis closed his speech with
another reference to j. ID. Rockefel-
Ter. whom he characterized as old
Sly Fox but he admitted that he
had many friends in court and out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18
Alleged SIayers Of Woman to
Return to Atlantic City.
REQUISITION NOT REQUIRED
Brothers Arrested on Charge OF Muir
der;ng Jane Adams Kept Separate
in Prison and One Knows Nothing
of the Others Admission. -

ATLANTIC CITYa y@J.r Feb. sltS-
The local police vii, 5fse' every se1est
toSprevcnt any public, demonstration
on the arrival Of the. Seyler bruthaFs,
ACCUSED OF completely in the sdeath
CT, Jane Adams. and, who. VIII arrive
here tomorrow niSh Policemen wfil
guard the6mt'f ffohi5If ny ,'Stembt oftat-
tass. anil srti-y xiiIsles hurried tosjET'
SfsalfhessSS tsc secusedlE ms NJ SUI
insist on stlBeir ,ibnoeehsN and areSeh-
tdeavering ,to;rajts snI6ie fto; seciite, a
jaw ers "a defend. them ;MFsS Wtnttam
'Sey bsr w NJ of tn man sorenls sae-
'tcsusea BY, the police t}flmJrsfering Jane
Aaafss is ifrosttated.f r.
Z Police officials ''reiuse tonight 10
make; any statement regarding the
evidence which they claim TO have
against the two men.
Coroner Sonthcimer announced that
the inquest into the death Of Jane
Adams would be held early next week
when the police evidence against the
Seylcrs will be Disclosed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18
GOVERNMENT FORCES
BATTLING AGAINST ODDS
NiCaraguan Insurgents Out
humber Enemy in Fight
Now in Progress.

( MANAGt'A. Feb. l7.-General Vas
quez. commanding coo o. thcsgovern-
ment troops. is reported to be batting
against General Alsna. ut the head oil
Ice insurgents. III the vicinity ,oi
Acoyapa II is surmised that Vas;
quez engaged Mcna in order totpree
vent him from eff cling aSjJnctDAt y
.ChpHtaIcs with General ,Chatnorle. y.
81 The. fighting began at st VINCE sl'
miles easttef Acpypa, at four. O'clock
yes;eEtays afternoon. Darkness CON
rriIed. the. e ssation Of .hostilifes. bet
the fight was resumed rtlIis{ morning
Nus details of the engagement have
reached here. but endorsements are
on the way to VasqueZ.
Lieutenant Commander SimOngtOn
Ct the United States navy, telegraphs
President Madriz from Matagalpa
that h has Il letter from Rear Ad-
miral Kimball for General ChamoTro
The President has no information a;
to the exact whereabouts OF Cham
orro hut Tcrlied g. Commander Sim
ongtcn: Look in ;hc southeast"
There are persistent rumOrs that
President Madriz and Minister Gcner
al Baca arc az lo=gcrheads- Condi'
tons in MaBsgua are threatening on
account Of scIi01s diSagreemcnis
among politicians Despite vigorous
opposition. the law validating the
debts Of the revolution Of 1896. wa
passed by Congress today. Only the
Presidents veto can prevent its op'
Grafton.
The validating OF the paper money
OF the Southern Confcdc'acy BY The
government Al Washington would be
a parallel ease
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-18
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1910.
CHALLENGES BANKER TO DUEL
ST. Louis Real Estate Man Wants to
Settle Matter With Guns.


ST LOUIS. MO. Feb. l1-Polntlng
revolver AT Simon Scelig. president
of the Savings Trust Company. Mar
tin l.. Dawson. a real estate dealer
today challenged the banker To
duel
Get your gun and me outside.
demanded Dawson. still pointing his
g. a on at Seelig. Wen shoot II out.
Seeiig threw open his coat fer the
visitors inspection. Il have not got a
gun" he declared.
During the conversation clerk
called policeman and Dawson was
overpowered and arrested lie as
serts that Seelig owes him money.
The two men fought duel in front
of the bank last July. following a sim
liar challenge in Seelie's office. Shots
were exchanged, but neither was IN
juicd.