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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
WANTS To
Be A BOY
Had Your Aunt Been Your
Uncle What Would Have
Happened?
C0NUNDRUM BY C A N N 0 N
He Has No Comment to Make
on Insurgent Victory in
Kansas.

Mackinac Island, Aug. Al know
nothing of the Kansas primaries eX-
cept what | saw in the papers, as l
am on my vacation trying to be boy
and throw double somersaults which is
not hard if you know how" SAID
Speaker Cannon today, when asked
his opinion on the insurgent victory
in Kansas. "You can easily prove by
any of the metropolitan papers, con-
tinued the speaker, "that l am in my
second childhood, so | ought to be
allowed to do anything now | could
do in my tender years. l probably
will not say anything regarding the
elections. 1t is a case of had your
aunt been your uncle what would have
happened? l am up here for good
time and prefer to let politics alone.
| just want to be boy"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
ENOUGH GERMS TO KILL
OFF EVERY KANSAN.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 40,-Thirteen
vials, containing tuberculosis and
diphtheria germs, addressed to DR..
Sarah A. Greenfield, bacteriorologist
of the state board of health, disap-
peared from the United States mails
last Friday and a search for them re-
suited in finding the Walls, open and
empty, in an alley in the west part
nf the city. The package containing
the vials was taken out by the post
man, but was lost or stolen before he
delivered it. The state Doard of health
declines to tell exactly where the v1als
were found, fearing to rouse the neigh.
borhood.
There were enough germs in the
walls to depopulate the state, but the
board of health thinks there will be
no serious results, as the broken vlals
were found where the direct rays OF
the sun shone on them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
LARGE LAND OWNER IN
SAN LUIS VALLEY is DEAD.

AIamosa, Colo, Aug. 4.-James P.
Norton, president of the First Nation.
al bank of Newell, Iowa, and member
of the firm of Norton Brothers, promi-
nent real estate and land agents of
that city, died at the Alamosa hospi-
tai of Bright's disease, after an illness
of four days. He was 62 years old
and leaves wife, three sons and -four
daughters, He was prominent in the
Masonic order. The body will be re,
turned to Newell for burial. Norton
came to the San Luis valley three
years ago and purchased 10000 acres
of land ten miles south of Alamosa
A month ago he opened real estate
office in this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
INJUNCTION AGAINST
ILLINOIS MINE WORKERS.
Restrained From Interfering IN ANY
Manner With the Operations of
the O'Gara Company.

Danville, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Judge Wright
of the United States district court to-
day ordered an injunction restraining
President Walker of the Illinois Mine
Workers and other officials of the
state organization from interfering
with the operation of the mines OF
O'Gara Coal Company in Saline coun-
ty. The company operates four mines
for the Big Four railroad. The Wright
decision, it is said, may go far toward
settling the differences between Pres
ident Lewis, president of the national
organization, and President Walker Of
the Illinois body, which threatened tc
result in split of the United Mine
Workers. The trouble between the
officials arose over the settlement o.
the differences of the miners and oper
ators of this state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
SHARP ISSUE
IN TENNESSEE
Governor Patterson's Political
Fate in Balance at the
Primaries
OF JUDICIARY
Accusation That Chief Execu-
tive Sought to Co-erce
Court.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. To-day
the selection OF candidates for the SUI
preme court, the court Of civil appeals,
chancery and circuit judge and attor-
ney general and four Congressman,
takes place. Overshadowing interest,
however, centers in the bearing of the
result on the political fortunes Of Gov
ernor Patterson, who is a nominee for
third term. A supreme court, free
from the domination of the governor,
is the prime issue involved This
grows out of the celebrated Cooper
trial, three Of the judges of the pres
ent supreme court having charged
Patterson with attempted coercion
in connection with that case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
CHICAGO GETS $7,0o0,O00 A
YEAR FROM THE SALOONS.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-The number of sa-
looms in Chicago, according to the lat
est census report received from Wash
ington yesterday, is gradually decreas-
ing although the prospect is that it
will be good many years before the
ratio of one saloon to every 500 Cit
liens laid down in a city ordinance is
achieved. To attain that distribution
the city must either lose $500 existing
saloons or gain 100000 in popula-
ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
COPPER COMPANY
IS INCORPORATED
Has Headquarters at Alamo
gordo and Is Capitalized
at 100000
FAILED TO REACH MOUNTNNA|R
Governor Mills Spent Warm Day
in Albuquerque Railroad
Yards.

Governors Day at the Mountainalr,
Torrance county, Chautauqua, was eel
ebrated yesterday without the pres
ence of Governor Mills. And thereby
hangs a tale. Governor Mills had set
out for Mountainair on Tuesday even
ing. He went to sleep on his Pullman,
hoping to find himself in Mountain
air by morning. But when the porter
called. the governor found himself in
the Albuquerque yards of the Santa
Fe railroad. A freight wreck at Barr
had tied I'D all south bound trains at
Albuquerque. "One hour for break
fast. sah,'' said the porter at a. NJ
But eight o'clock arrived and the train
still seemed glued fast to the tracks at
Albuquerque. Hour after hour passed
in the sizzling sun and when at four
O'Clock in the afternoon train No. 10
pulled out, eight hours late, Governor
Mills boarded it for the cooler cline Of
Santa Fe, much to his regret, how
ever, and to the disappointment of the
people of Mountainair.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received the following remit
tances: From Sandoval county, $2,-
331.2S; from Rio Arriba county, ST.
917.37; from Taos county, S245.12.
institutional Leases.
The secretary of the interior today
notified Land Commissioner r. P. En-
wen that he has approved eight instl-
tutional leases amounting to total OF
25,O00 acres. I.....
Poll Books Sent Out.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
today sent out the poll books for the
election on September 6.
interpretations.
The DeMier Copper Company OF
Alamogordo, Otero county, today flee
incorporation papers in the office O.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
The Capitalization is 100000, divided
into 100000 shares. The company be
gins operations with $4,000 paid VI
capital. The incorporators and dl
rectors are John R. DeMier, 1851
shares; E. D. Mckinley, SO shares; o
G. Cady. so shares; W. w. Mann, 81
shares, all of Alamogordo.
Armenian Priests at Capitol.
Two Armenian priests with yart
long credentials called at the eXecu
tive offices of the capitol today.
Supreme Court.
The territorial Supreme Court he'll
only a brief session this forenoon an
then adjourned until tomorrow whel
a case of long standing on the docF
cts, that of Solomon Luna, plaintiff
in error, VS.. The Cerrillos Railroa
Company, defendant in error, will b
argued and submitted.
Cases Nos. 1889 and 1340, from Be
nalillo county, involving the electio
for mayor at the last municipal ele'
ton, were set this morning for Aus
ust II.
Case No. 1913, Macario Torres, al
pellant, VS.. The Board of County Con
missioners of Torrance county, a.
pellee. was argued and submitted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
TRIUMPH OF PRESIDENT
DIAZ is OVERWHELMING.

Mexico City, Aug. 4.-Complete re-
turns of the recent presidential cleo
ton have been received at the depart
ment of the interior and totals were
given out at the bureau of informa-
ton as follows: For General Diaz
for president, 1899 electoral votes;
for Francisco Madero for president,
221 electoral votes; for Teodore Deb
esa, 5; for General Bernardo Reyes,
8 for Jose Ives Limantour, l.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
CALIFORNIA HAS
MURDER MYSTERY
Charred Remains of Bones
of Kendall Family Are
Discovered
JAPANESE BOY IS SUSPECTED
Gruesome Tragedy Enacted
on Ranch Near Santa
Rosa.

Santa Rosa, Calf, Aug, 4.-Sono-
ma county officials believe that Jap
anese boy Henry Yamagachi, for
whom a vigorous search is being
made, can furnish the key to the mys-
teriOus triple murder on lonely
ranch near here, the element of which
parallels in certain respects the grue-
some tragedy of the Guinness farm in
Indiana. The crime was revealed yes
terday, when officers investigating the
mysterious disappearance of family
of three, discovered the charred bones
Of Enoch Kendall, his wife and Thorn
as Kendall, their son, in the yard of
their canon home north of Santa Rosa.
The japanese boy is believed to be
the murderer of all three. Yamaga-
chi occupied a cabin on the ranch and
is known to have had a violent quar-
rel with Thomas Kendall, and who is
said to have beaten and shot at the
boy.
Stone Covered With Blood.
Santa Rosa, Calf, Aug. "A few
days ago neighbors noting that moth
ing had been seen of the Kendalls for
more than a week, called the atten-
ton of the authorities. Sheriff Smith
and two court officers visited the
ranch. In the ashes of the stove in
the kitchen, fragments of bones were
found. A trail of cinders led to the
yard Following this, the searchers
came upon an ash pile containing a
large number of human bones, and
several blackened pieces of jeWelry
| which were identified as belonging to
the Kendalls. A heavy stone covered
with blood, was found under the fence
The ranch was owned by Mrs. Mar
garet Starbuck, the wife of promi
nent Oakland architect. Frequen
quarrels between the Kendalls ant
Mrs, Starbuck occurred, and Mrs
Starbuck several times had gone int
court over such matters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
SELECTING JURY TO TRY
DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
JUDGE kerston Refuses to Quash In
dictments Against Lee o'NeiIl
Brown Accused of Bribery.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Judge Kers-
ton today refused to quash the indict-
ments aaginst Lee O'Neill Brown, the
Democratic house leader, charged
with purchasing votes for the election
of William Lorimer as senator. The
task of selecting jury for the second
trial commenced today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-08-04
UNREST ACUTE
IN SPAIN
Armed Encounter at BARGE
Iona Followed by Charge
of Police
CLASH IMMINENT At CAPITAL
Preparations for Hostile Demon
stration Continue Despite
Prohibition.

Barcelona, Aug. A collision in
which weapons were used, took place
On the streets today, between the Car
list adherents of Don Jaime, the Span
ish pretender, and the Republicans.
One Republican was wounded with a
knife. The police charged the fight
ing crowds and dispersed them.
Clash is Imminent.
Madrid, Aug. 4.-Renewed and
formal prohibition of the proposed
manifestation Of the clerical forces at
San Sebastian, the summer capital,
next Sunday, was issued today by the
minister of the interior. The organ
izers nevertheless persist in their
plans and as the Republican leaders
are arranging an anti-clerical demon
stration at San Sebastian the same
day, great apprehe nsion prevails. The
clerical press today published articles
OF extreme violence against the gov,
ernment. Troops are held in readiness
to enter the summer capital at any
moment.
Butcher WeyIer Makes Threat.
Paris, Aug. All danger of seri
Gus disturbances in Catalonia appears
to have been warded off, says spe
cial correspondent in Barcelona, by
Captain General Weyler's energetic
precautionary measures and his well
known decision of character
The moment a revolutionary out
break in Barcelona compels me as
captain general to assume the su
preme command" General Weyler is
credited with saying. Il want the rev
olutionists to know they must prepare
for a merciless fight. There will b'
neither prisoners nor wounded. Th'
hospitals will become useless and thu
cemeteries will have to be enlarged
At the same time he assured tn
strikers and workingmen that the
would have nothing to fear while re
naming orderly in their disputes witt
their employers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
See These Bargains.

Ono beautiful two-story house with
even rooms, pantry, closets, china
closet, linen closet, front and back gal
lery, inside finish A grade, hard oiled,
plumbing and wiring complete. Lot
5O1150 feet, facing souto. This bargain
for sale for only $4,000. One-third
cash, balance on time to suit purchaser.
You could not build the house today
for that money. 1 will pay purchaser
$3.50 a month rent for it until next
January. This is = chance for An in
vestment. I have also nine beautiful
building lots, 5Ox15O, ranging in price
from $3.50 to $500. By splitting or put
ting lots together, I can furnish any
size lot M may want. To purchasers
wishing to build, l will lend twice the
value Of lots for building purposes ON
time to suit. You can build a house
and make the rents pay for it. If you
let this opportunity escape, don't say I
didn't tell you.
G. B. STEWART.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
BRONCHIAL TUBES ALL STUFFED UP,

!"Whils . resident Of Washington, D.
CO. suffered continually and intensely
With . bronchial trouble that was SLIM
ply terrible to endure. 1 would have
spells that 1 could hardly breathe, l
would choke up, NIL up in my throat and
bronchial tubes, and the doctoring that
! did and the remedies used wero OF NO
benefit to me whatever. I hea1d about
Booths Hyomei being 10 beneficial in
catarrhal and bronchial affections and
procured an outfit. 1 received relief
from the first by it's use. l continued
with it and received q cure. It 10 about
two years since I have suffered at all
from my former trouble-Mrs' r. L.
Pannell. 404 N. Augusta Street, staun-
ton, Va, March &c, 1908.
Hyomei is guaranteed by s. L. Raines
TO cure catarrh, Group, bronchitis,
coughs, colds md throat or money back.
A complete Hyomei pronounced
High-o-me) outfit costs $1.00 at druggists
everywhere. This includes . hard rub
her pocket inhaler and bottle of Hyomei;
extra BOTTLES Hyomei cost soc. Free
sample bottle and booklet from Booths
Hyomei Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
N0dce 81 6ec6on.

Tho Election Commissioners for the
City Of Greenwood, State Of Mississippi.
In session this tho 7sth day Of March
1910. do order that the general citv
eaection Of Gresnwood BE- held Il the
City Hall in Greenwood. Mississippi, on
the frat Tuesday. May the Third, 1910,
All candidates aspiring for city onlcss
shall enter their names upon tho eleo-
sioa tcksts On or before thirty days
before said election Il to be held.
In Case OF secoad primary. Same win
b held. pursuant TO Law, May 10th, 1910.
Said election c~ommissioners do hereby
appoint the following to hold the eleo-
tion: inspectors: James Gordon oiIlee-
pie, v. b. Scates, and A. r. Bew: CLERKS.
Stanley Sanders and ]. +. Dean: B.ili6.
TT. Paco.
H. q. Ktchsll, Chairman.
e. b Bell, sec,y.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
NCkSBUR6 GETS
INTO THE CIRCUIT
Jacl son's Mayor Makes Cotton
League q Certalnty.

vicksburg. Miss, March 24-Presi-
dent Crowder of the Cotton States
League, after having been notified by
the Vicksburg Baseball Association that
n further attempt would be made to
place . local team in the field, hurried
here from Jackson today, rounded up the
fans, talked financial matters with them
and vicksburg will be represented in the
circuit.
Before the meeting ended, = forfeit of
$50 was placed in his hands by secre-
tary Andrews of the Board Of Trade and
the work Of organizing the team will
begin at once.
Mr.. Growder said tho loss Of Vicks-
burg would kill the league and it was q
matter Of getting the Hill City in line,
and he came hero determined to bring
them in. The question of Sunday games
seemed to be the main one with the
vicksburg end, many not supporting the
movemeat because they feared games
would not be played on that day. This
matter was left open and 10 vicksburg
is the only city ON the circuit desiring
Sunday games, it seems this matter will
be for the local association to decide.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
A Garage for Itta Bena.

With new autos being added to the
number here daily the need for q Garage
became apparent, with characteristic
enterprise this need was no sooner felt
than arrangements were made to supply
it.
A company composed of Messrs. ]. H.,
w. F. Paul Townsend and B. W. Morgan
was formed and the business end Of it
took definite form when they rented
MI. J. L. Haley's big barn near the
blacksmith shop. They will have only
experienced and capable men in their
employ and guarantee good service.
They expect to have a plumbing bust
ness in connection with it and for this
work they will have a plumber of we'll
known ability.
The company will be known IS the
1tta Bena Garage Co. and we bespeak
fol- it unqualified success.-Itta Bona
Times.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
National Aviation Meet.

Memphis, Tenn, March 30.-chaFlos
f. Willard, one Of tho aviators of inter-
national reputation who will contest
in the National meet to be held in Mem
phis April &, 7, s and 3, is seeking q
testing ground for a new machine and
later in the week will select some town
within a couple of hundred miles of this
city for his preliminary trials.
Willard will not try the new biplane
at Memphis before the national meeting
opens because of the crowds which such
tests would attract il they were not
kept secret FROM the PUBLIC and that
would be = difficult matter with news
paper reporters dodgging his every
move.
"The Wizard" as willard has como to
be known. arrived unexpectedly last
Saturday, only . day after his manager
had been here and signed = contract for
his appearance, the Youthful aviator
having broken two. other engagements
to compete In the big contests at Mem
phis. He brought several old machines
and n now biplane Of the Curtiss mako
with which he will try to Guido the in
ventor himself in the trials next week.
Willard is the youngest Of tho three
great bird-men who will head the con
~qestants at Memphis, Glen curtiss and
Charles Hamilton being the others.
No town yet has been selected by
Willard for the tests Of the new machine
and he will not indicate in which direc-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
Charleston Wants New Train.

The energetic citizens of Charleston
are circulating q petition to ask the Y.
& NJ. V. r. r. to put a train on their
road from Tutwiler to Charleston, in
order that this little city and the terri
tory adjacent ther.to may enjoy better
traffic. It l. being signed gladly, with
eager hopes Of it being met with favor
1T the hands Of the railway officials.
This train would also be agreat bene-
At to Greenwood in that it would con-
meet with the train coming to this city
from Charleston in the morning, and
bring trade to this city from points
north Of Philip, who are now forced to
wait for n afternoon train.
We hope that tho railway oncials will
Exast H. requests q tho citizens who
liso ahovo =, ~ uxgs that they % q.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
S0Ccess Brick 4 Tile Go. Resume
Operation.

The SUCCESS Brick q Tile Co, began
operation last week after having been
closed Tor several months. This plant
has undergone many improvements, in
Guiding the installation of . steam
heating and drying process, and also .
new kiln for the burning Of their famous
~non-freexing hollow brick.
This company has received IN order
for several hundred thousand brick to
Do to used In the construction Of the
NV Cotton Exchange Building in Men,
Phis. This company has enjoyed the
profits from several large orders from
Memphis houses.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
New Bank at Itta Bena.

Itta Bena, Miss, March 30.-The Or
g~anization Of the Yazoo State Bank was
completed here today by the selection
of the following board Of directors:
G. Dunn. J. J. Long, ]. W. Greer, r. ".
Harvey and N. v. Hutchinson.
The board elected G. Dunn president,
]. ]. Long, vice-president and J. W
Greer, cashier.
The capital stock is $4,000, which has
been over-sqbscribed.
The bank will be ready to open for
business - soon ~ its quarters 4Ps
completed, which will be in about thirty
days. The officers are we'll known and
prospects for the new bank doing , good
business from the start are fine.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
Notice to Owners Of Stock.
North Greenwood.

The owners Of the Boulevard Addition
to North Greenwood, . part Of the W.
G.. George plantation, will begin laying
sewer and water mains Monday, March
18th, 1910. Owners of cattle are re-
quested to take up their stock before
the above date, as it is dangerous for
stock to be at large during the progress
Of this work.
Notice is therefore served that stock
will be taken up and impounded after
the above date according to law.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-01
yAZOO CITY SIGNS
MANAGER FOR TEAM.
New Players Have Also Been En1a2e0
for THE Home Team.

Yazoo City is making satisfactory
progress in tho matter of professional
baseball for the coming Presi-
dent Aauch returned ~yesteaday from
jackson, where he closed the contract
with ". p. Hickey as manager. Mr..
Hickey has been connected with New
Orleans and other semi-professional
teams and is regarded - . irst-class
man. In addition to the manager, nine
players have already been signed, and
negotiations are now pending with
others. 1t is expected that the full
team will be signed up within the next
week and these will be tried out
thoroughly before the season opens, and
and the very best material retained.
Work on the grounds has already BE-
gun. Tho grounds have been cleared
Oh, md the diamond and grand stand
wore laid of yesterday by . surveyor.
Plans and specifications have already
been drawn for the grand stand and
fence, and the contract for all this work
will be let by President Mauch within
the next few day. 1t is believed that
the actual work of construction will be
we'll under way within the next week.
The contract for the buildings will be
let with the understanding that work
must be completed by a certain time.
The season opens or April %, and it
will be necessary for the team to get in
fine fettle for the beginning Of the sea-
son to do a good deal of hard work from
now on, and practice games will be
played almost daily as soon as the teams
arrive.
The sum of 800 was added to the
baseball fund Monday night when the
Elks Club voted a contribution of that
amount. With the fund already on hand
and other monies which will be added
before the season opens, the Indications
are that Yazoo City will 60 into the
Cotton States League in good shape
Yazoo Sentinel.