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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-06-02
AirshIps and ExpIosIve..

Hudson Maxim. the expert on ex-
plosives. recently declared that the
dropping OF dynamite from airships
upon Notifications. vessels or build
ings would not necessarily be effec-
tive, as the powerful stun must be
confined to do its deadliest work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-06-02
Definition Does Not Define.

What Is whisky" has been settled
by King Edwards commission In favor
of 'all grain spirits OF potable proof"
The question as to what is potable
must remain matter OF individual
preference and capacity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-06-02
HARMONIC CONCERT
College Chapel, Monday, June g, 1910, 7:30 p. m.
Invocation
Mighty Jehovah

Invocation REV. A. +. THOMSON
Mighty Jehovah Do~f'efH
ORCHESTRA
Sanctus (Holyl HolyD Co,yod
Benedctus blessed be the Lord)
LILLIAN AMBROSE Mr. RIGBY CHORUS
| Know That My Redeemer Liveh HdHdel
LILLIAN AMBROSE
Magnificent y To.,,
Nunc Dmtis u,,,,o~,, -
Comfort We 1,.doJ
Every Valley NJ, p,opv
"Amen Chorus" Handel
HARMONIC
PART III
"Brida Chorus" from 'The Rose Maiden" C0aeN
Sweet Geneveve Henry Tucker
GRACE CORNELIUS
"Soldiers Chorus from Faust" GOEE0d
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
The Mariners-Trio RaEdeRgey
o Hail Us, Ye Freel "Er1dnf'
HARMONIC
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-06-02
Wouldn't you like to be richH

The editor willing admit that he would but he gave up
idea getting when he became editor So this
a talk for other people.
who rich needs to be is
dear Uncle Joe Cannon While he multi be
got million least and that enough pay board with
Also enough pay for all the fun there is eAnd
favored by knowing while just how the dear old
enjoys himself
instance Uncle Joe took country constituent to din
with him the swell hotel Washington where the Speaker
stays They had roasting and Joseph ate almost nothing else
"Say Mr. Cannon asked the constituent how much do
pay for board hereY'
ooh six dollars day. replied the Stand pat champion
"Wel" commented the friend BLAMED il don't think you
could board cheaper at livery stable"
And that all the good that Speaker Cannons million did
hm There fellow that reads this that can't fill up
roasting good times And it is with most
other good things Money doesen help much after ALL
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-06-02
MRS.FROST'S LETTER

She Sends Second Missive, Telling
OF London and Her Experiences
There-Barred from House Of
Commons Because Of Suffragette
Fight-visit to the House of Lords
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
MARRIAGE IS
NOT A FARCE
At Least So the Mayor of
Chester, Pennsylvania,
Declares
PROTECTED BRIDE AND GROOM
Compelled Hazers to Give Them
Up and Issued Notable
Edict.

Chester, Pa, July Mayor John
son has come to the rescue of future
brides and grooms of this city and has
pledged himself to use the power of
the entire police force to protect them
from hazers. Last night, while on his
way home, he passed company of
nazers marching with a newly-married
couple at the head of the line. The
mayor summoned the police and broke
up the parade of hazers, rescued the
bridge and groom and sent them home
in a cab. Then he issued the follow
ing edict: Marriage is no farce and
must not be treated as such. So long
as l am chief executive of Chester,
there will be no permits issued for
parades or public demonstrations that
will have the tendency to announce
newly married couples
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
LEGISLATORS
ARE STUBBORN
VIII Not Take Advice of
Taft, Roosevelt and
Hughes
CAUCUS AMENDS THE BILL
Special Session of New York
Solons Balks at Direct
Primary.

Albany, n. Y, July 1.-The eXtraor-
dinary session OF the legislature en-
tered upon its final stage today and in
Gications pointed to a failurue of the
efforts of President Taft, Theodore
Roosevelt and Governor Hughes to
bring about the passage of the Cobb
direct nominations bill. The caucus
last night decided to amend the bill
as suggested by Lloyd Griscom, chair
man of the New York county Repub-
lican committee. The amendment was
endorsed by Colonel Roosevelt but
there seems little likelihood Of the
passage of the measure.
RooseveIt's Leadership Repudiated'
Albany, July lin swift and EN-
phatic fashion the Senate fell in line
with the assembly today and sent the
Cobb direct nomination bill down to
defeat. The final vote was % ayes
to 19 nos, Republicans combining
with the Democrats against the bill
Twenty-SiX voters were necessary to
pass the measure. The result of the
fight in the Senate is even a more
positive refusal to accept Theodore
ROOseVelts leadership in the matter
than that of the assembly yesterday
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
r. c. DEZENDoRF GIVEN
ANOTHER PROMOTION
Was Chief of the New Mexico Division
of General Land Office With Head
quarters at Santa Fe.
(PhOeniX DemOcrat,D

F. C. Dezendorf, chief of the sixth
field division of the general land Of
flee, has just received word from
the department of interior that he
has been made chief of the new sec
ond field division, embracing the
California land districts of Eureka,
independence, Oakland, Redding,
Sacramento, Eusanville, Visalia and
the state of Nevada. His headquart.
ers will be at San Francisco.
Arizona will be attached to the
Los Angeles district, with Grat2
W. Helm, chief, with headquarters in
Los Angeles, in charge.
The change will be made the lat
ter part of this month, when Dez
enGorf will proceed to San Fran
cisco to take charge of the new di
vision.
! Dezendorf came to the southwest
five years ago for the benefit of his
wife's health. He was then CHIEF
of the sixth field division, embracing
both Arizona and New Mexico, anC
! remained in charge until July, 1908
when the division was divided an
| Dezendorf established headquarters
i'll Phoenix.
Last summer the department ten
dered him a place on the board o
law review in the general land OF
flee, but while appreciating the OF
fer, he declined this important an
pointment for the reason that he wa
desirous of remaining in the west.
Since coming to Phoenix he ha
purchased a residence on Yves
Adams street and has become prom
inently identified witt the bushes
organizations of the city, includin.
the board of trade, the City club, AIT
was recently elected president O
the Associated Charities.
Dezendorf has performed the DIT
ties of his office without fear 0
favor, and it is these qualities whi .
have unquestionably won for hir
the deserved promotion to new an
larger fields of labor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS
IN EDDY COUNTY
New Mail Route to Be Started to the
Plains-lt Will Serve Eleven
Postoffices.

Carlsbad, N. NJ, July IA new
mail route to the plains will start to-
day. This auto line runs from Carls-
bad to LOvingtOn, distance Of sew
enty miles and served eleven post
Offices on the plains. This service
viii also carry mail for many families
along the line, served by pouches
from Carlsbad. 1t is great conven-
ience 10 the plains country and will
help the development that is being
made east of Carlsbad.
The Peoples Mercantile Company re-
Gently incorporated have taken over
the dry goods business of E. Hen
bricks and are now conducting the
store. Their large concrete ware
house is about completed T. C,
Horn manages the dry goods business
while George E. Brantley will have
charge of the grocery department as
ceiving much wool, and before the
season closed will have the greater
amount of the clip in this part OF the
vtney in their warehouse.
The Eastern Railroad of New Mexi
co, a part of the Santa Fe system, is
making extensive improvements on
the road in Eddy county. A new
bridge is being put in across the Pc
cos river south of Lakewood. The
steel bridge across the Pecos just
north of Carlsbad is also being put il
pace. The bridges across Hackberr!
Draw and Dark canons just south O
Carlsbad are also being practically re
built. improvements of the road bee
and track is being made all the wa!
from Pecos which indicates that tht
road will be extended from Pecos tt
some point on the San Angelo line Il
make a direct route to the Gulf. l
is understood that the line from Pc
cos will be built through several o
the new irrigation districts being op
ened up at Ft Stockton and othe
places
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
PAY ALIMoNY? NEVER!
GOES TO JAIL.

San Antonio, Texas, July Rather
than pay his divorced wife $12 a week
alimony, Bernard Lohmueller of this
city, has gone to Jail and will stay
there until his lawyers are able to
get him out by some other route than
that of an alimony payment. 7 Lob
muller fails to see why he should pro
vide his ex-wife with funds when he
obtained divorce on charges he
brought against her and which were
sustained by jury court. Alimony
was granted the woman. by "a higher
court for the reason that she or hef
lawyer had neglected to put in a
counter petition at the time of the
trial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
NO WONDER THE ATTOR-
NEY FELT PEEVED.
Man Whom He Had Saved From Elec-
trio Chair Isn't Grateful at all
and ScoIds Energetic Lawyer.

Trenton, N. J., July 1.-"What did
you butt in for? 1t was none of your
funeral Now it will have to be done
over again"
This complaint from a client whose
life he saved after the prisoner had
been strapped into the electric chair
with the chief electrician waiting for
the word to turn on the current, made
Attorney Brewer decidedly peevish.
He had defended Arthur Rose for mur-
der, lost the case and Rose was sem
fenced to die yesterday. Rose said he
was satisfied with the verdict, but
Brewer was not. He prepared papers
for an appeal. Then he sought SUI
preme court justice.
The execution was ordered for last
night at 8 o'clock. The attorney got
trace of Judge Minturn, who was then
on a train en- route to his country
home A racing automobile was re-
Questioned, the train overhauled and
with the judge seated in a parlor car
and the attorney on the station plat
form outside, the case was presented
to him. A stay of execution was sign
ed and then a record-breaking run for
the prsion was begun.
When Brewer reached the death
chamber Rose was in the chair After
ubpraiding his lawyer for "butting in,
Rose was led back to his cell. The
crime for which Rose was to be exc
cuted was the killing of his wife,
whom he had accused of inf1delity
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
FIRE JUMPS ACROSS ::'t
AMERICAN BOUNDARY
Moose Are Seeking Safety in Small
Lakes-One Canadian Lumber
Co. Loses $2,0oo,0oo.

Winnipeg, Canada, July bush
fires last night did great damage to
the towns of Devlin and Lavalle in
the Rainy River district of Ontario
and unless rain comes soon the timber
in the district will be burned. The
fires jumped the Rainy River from the
American side ataEmo, Ontario, and
now are burning fiercely east of there.
The manager of the Rat Portage Lum-
Der Company estimates the company's
loss at more than So 100000 The lit
tie lakes are alive with moose seeking
safety. The towns of Stanley and the
settlement of Silver Mountain are in
grave danger.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
100000 OPERATIVES
ARE IDLE
Cotton Mills in New England
and the South Are
Idle
MUST CURTA|L PRODUCTION
Many Factories Expect to Re
open for Work on July
IL.

Boston, Mass, July MANY OF the
cotton mills of the United States shut
down today until July II for the pur-
pose OF curtailing production. The
corporations which closed today en-
ploy about 100000 operatives, and in
clude the majority of the four score
mills OF Fall River, the eighteen mills
OF the Amoskeag corporation of Man
chester, N. H., and numerous factories
in North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia. Many other New England
mills are closed and others went on
schedule of five days a week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
WORK ON FIRE BUILDING
TO BEGIN SOON
It Will Cost $500 and Will Be a Sub
stantaI Structure-A Windsor
is Contractor.

Arrangements have finally been com,
pleted for the erection of the Santa
Fe Fire Department Association
building which will cost $500. 1t will
be brick structure, thoroughly equip
ped and up-to-date in style. 1t will
be located on San Francisco street
between the Cathedral and the plaza
on the fire company's lot.
A. Windsor is the contractor. A de-
scription of the building has already
been published.
Work will begin some time next
week. The Santa Fe Building and
Loan Association is financing the ar
fair. This is the second important
public building the association has
financed, the other being the Elks
opera house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
MASKED BANDIT HOLDS

Montrose, Colo, July IA lone
masked bandit last night held up the
mail and express stage which runs
between Placerville and Norwood in
San Miguel county Several passen-
gers were lined up along the road and
were compelled to deliver their valu-
ables.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
QUEEN CARMEN SYLVIA HAS
ATTACK OF APPENDICITIS

Bucharest, July 1.-The condition
of Queen Elizabeth of Roumania,
Carmen Sylva,) who is suffering
from a severe attack of appendicitis
was reported today to be improving
The queen is in her sixty-seventh
year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01

Governor Mills today appointed
George H. Lawson, of Leopold, Grant
county, notary public.
Work for Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman ]. B. Rusk was
dispatched today from Chama to
Tusas, Rio Arriba, county, on COM
plant of a mining man DAME that his
life was being threatened by neigh
Dor.
Sheriff Dufur, of San Juan county,
reported to the mounted police today
that there was no need for the pres
ence of the police on the Navajo res
ervation on account of the recent kill
ing of Richard Wetherill. The In
dian who did the killing, is a con-
sumptive in the last stages, and gave
himself up. He was given prelimi-
nary hearing and was held without
bail. Six other Indians alleged to
have been implicated in the shooting
gave bond A cowboy named Finn
was fined $100 for assaulting a Navajo
with gun and was held in $1,000
bond for shooting another Indian
through the back. 1t is alleged that
Wetheril was ambushed and his
body mutilated after he was murdered
but that the Navajos had been goaded
to the point of desperation by the
high handed manner in which they
had been treated by a cowboy whose
side Wetherill is alleged to have
taken.
District Court.
In the district court today, for Rit
Arriba county, a confession of judg
ment for S22,252.60 in the case of A
w. Duy, trustee, VS.. The Keystone
Bromide Mining Company, was enter
ed.
Recruits for Pententiary.
Sheriff Silviano Roibal of Ria Al
riba county today delivered the follow
ing prisoners at Hotel de Romero
otherwise known as the territorial pen
itentiary: Francisco G. Gallegos, Wh'
must do a year because he could no
be broken of the habit of wife beat
ing which is no longer popular in New
Mexico since judges impose stiff sen
tences for the offense; Espiridlol
Olivas, one year and six months t.
two years; Abel Martinez, one to tw
years; Medardo Luna, two to thre
years.
Examination for Railway Mail Service
Postmaster E. G. Burke announce
than on July 27, the civil service CON
mission will hold an examination TO
the railway mail service in this cit!
The examination will consist of spell
ing, arithmetic, letter writing, pei
manship, copying from plain cop.
geography of the United States, reat
ing of addresses and on railroads
the southwest and their junctio
points and schedules. Beginners ar
paid 5000 year and are advanced I'll
til the maximum of $1,400 a year
attained. The clerks are also givel
two weeks vacation each year at fu
pay.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
A Good Berth for Rodey.

Washington, July Judge B. S.
Rodey of Porto Rico, who is on his
return home to New Mexico following
his relinquishing the Office there has
been named by President Taft for a
district attorneyship in Alaska.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
Notary Public Appointed.

Governor Mills today appointed
George H. Lawson, of Leopold, Grant
county, a notary public.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
100000 ARE ON
WAY TO SOCORRO.
Are to Pay for Part of Land to Be
Submerbed by Elephant Butte
Reservoir.
, New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., July IA treas
ury warrant for two hundred thousand
dollars was mailed on Thursday even
ing to be deposited in court at Socor-
70. Chief Engineer Newell says that
the railroad from Cutter to the dam
site should be completed in two of
three months after the contract is let.
Work will then be rushed on the pro
ject.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
A Greusome Record

Reno, July George Harding was
today selected as official time keeper
for the match. In his time, Harding
has counted out 1,100 defeated fight
ers. Four of the men to whom he
gave the fateful "eight, nine, ten"
died from their punishment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
MONEY FOR
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Permanent Fund Derived
From u. S. Land Sales
Is Growing
APP EALS TO MOUNTED POLICE
Tusas Mining Man Appeals for
Protection From His
Neighbor.

Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
today acknowledged the receipt to
Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien, OF
$l,656, interest on $72,076,23, the per-
manent school fund derived from U. S.
land sales.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-01
Had Good Luck.
Betting Odds Ten to Seven.

Getting Odds Ten 70 Seven.
San Francisco, July 1.-Betting odds
have again shortened to ten to seven
on Jeffries and a large number of bets
has been placed at those figures.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18
"COM ALCOHOL
 KILLS THREE WOODS ME N

Iceland immediately queted down at this, murnuring My God give a cup of water"
 Whaley brought him the water George in attempting to take it, reached past tho Whaley then discovered that George stone blind.
 Just then the stricken lay beck his bunk and closed his eyes Whaley called him He felt of
 Greatly alarmed Whaley and notified Deputy He found Napoleon still alive when he the cabin Several bottles scattered around and the cabin filled with pan The had been nhal ing these fumes addition drinking the poisonous stuff
 Napoleon taken to the post hospital dog sled, al though protested he able walk By Friday night he greatly improved but early the next morning he went into conVu sons and died at
 An autopsy by Dr. Harris assisted by Drs Werenbaker and Looms Serg showed that Napoleon had been suffer ing alcoholism and had died of alcoholic poison No discovered As result of the autopsy ndge Galaher decided inquest necessary
 Napoleon widow and several grown in Montana Iceland family 10 children Lorette Manitoba Ham lin unmarried.
 All known to be honest, hardWorkng Alcohol killed them. "Commerca alcohol contains wood alcohol oil It for inments, shelacing and other mercial purposes
 the auspices of the Catholic church Sunday Brief held by Father Feron
 The funeral procession most imposing in its simplicity. Three plain board con placed bobsed drawn by horses carried the bodies their last resting Mission consisting of sourdough friends of the together with native friends followed the remains aoot
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18
Ante Raised on Big Dog Race

They will then around and drive down the left limit oE Otter and through Plat City and from that dia1od City The of the will proceed Willow turning and running Richmond the option he They then First and finish starting point
 f. Pace making of any description is prohibited
 Every 6psh with the dogs that he with dead alive
 When overtakes another the right demanded I after being passed follows closely for five minutes then the regans the right Of
 7 When passing another whips shall n case of fight in either between both.
 The will the starting point apart draw lots for place.
 9. The will be decided time
 The contest begins at eleven o'clock January
 All be i'll before five o'clock office of the Idtarod Pioneer Drawing of take place immediately after the entries close.
 The prizes S35o first sIoo, second and $50 for third
 present writing following entries: Claude Shca John Ed Rusk Geo. Marsh, Judge Maby l. B. Nit chel, Krov Harry With developed in the last days, there strong possibility that contestants will be beard from this coming week.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18

The Fort News Saturday. Nov says Joe Hamln George LeCand aged s. and Napoleon LaCasse aged 39 and Alaska died last week result of consuming quarts of whsky and topping of with several quarts of commercial alcohol oddes Ham and Iceland died third island Friday of last week and Napoleon succumbed at the post hospital the following Saturday morning. Vacon They began drinking the whsey Napoleon cabin at day started in afreh By o'clock the five quarts whske gone they began the alcohol making hot toddes with sugar them with cinnamon They till the afternoon when Iceland went home to his cabin, 500 yards
 Charles Whaey another woodchopper living by visited Wednesday night found Hamln wrthng pain The suffering said be going die and called for the priest up and about and Whaey thought Hamln was merely suffering the effects Of the He went home o'clock Thursday morning and prepared some chicken broth for Hamlin.
 still alive Thursday and when Whaley went to George demanded that he leave him alone he sleeping off "the drunk"
 Napoleon Iceland II o'clock the night, and George apparently getting better then
 Whaey and Napoleon asleep that night but Friday morning by Nspoeon who stormed into his cabin crying George Why did leave alone?
 expression fear then into Napoeons face and he stomach feeling the effects of the alcohol for the time Whaey got and went with him back to the cabin where Hamlin lay dead.
 thought of George and went to his cabin Le, Gland was still and enraged ordering Whaey out.
 Joe is dead and Napoleon is dying" Whalley replied
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18
THEY ARE MIXED
 ON THEIR DATES

Louis Rossig, the man who is cited to appear at Fairbanks and show cause why his citizenship papers be not cancelled has just sent an affidavit to the effect that he is unable to attend just TOW and asks for a continuance of the matter until court convenes here next spring He says that he was honor ably discharged from the revenue cutter service and lad talked the matter oyer with District Attorney '1rossley ill Fairbanks. It appears that some mistake was made i'll is suing the papers, but Ro5 sig main tains that the fault lays with the clerk thal made out the necessary documents.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18
More licenses for FYaf

telegram dated Fairbanks December Glanz the Grand ho Fiat City, that he his liquor and directs that the building shape possible He here in person days.
 The direct efutaon of the story that has been here since the first licenses granted the creeks It that that would granted, proposition which much indignant strance.
 In view of the fact that Frnn Stanley his application that his license has been granted expected day. Pete Mches also has application at Dis basing his claim the fact within the mile radius of the marsha and Flat This H will also be granted It simply Judge Oveed the people lnow they want and is willing give to
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-18
MARTIN 0STLllND
 SELLS ON RUBY

4 deal of considerable magnitude was pulled off on Ruby creek last week when Martin Ostlund sold out his in- terests in the Ruby association to Ed Rusk and Bill Atchison of Flat City.
 Under the terms of the transfer the purchasers acquire ons eighth in the Ruby group for $3,250-paying s750 down and the balance in 90 days.
 This is the ground from which 15- cent pans were reported short time ago, and is the first real strike of the Donlan creek region of the Kuskokwim. Rusk and Atchison are now partners with A. B. Ferguson, Ed Edgar, the Blaine brothers, Tom Williams and Tony Farbo who were originally staked In on the ground.