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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-09-15
CHAPTER XVIII.
Divided.

The best thing on earth for a man
in the islanders position would have
been isolation and chance to think II
over. The worst thing on earth for a
woman In Katharine's position was
isolation and a chance to think II over
II the man had been enabled by lack
of outside interests to give free rein
to his thoughts and let them draw him
whittier they would. he might have ar
rived at a different viewpoint, whence
he could have enjoyed a sight OF the
atiaE in all Its bearings and could have
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
AGED MAN BEAT TO
DEATH
Venerable Inmate of County
Hospital Dies From Punish
ment; Management Scored
By Coroners Jury,

Tombstone Nov, 80.---Angered ut his
patients helplessness, Isaac Goforth,
aged so, beat .. l.. Whiting. aged so,
both inmates of the county hospital,
Monday morning
Whiting died early this morning
from his injuries This afternoon a
coroners jury investigated the case,
placed the crime on Goforth and
scored the hospital management in
It's report of the case
Coforth Is in the county jail hero
on a charge of murder. II is likely
that the board Of supervisors will
make an investigation into the affair.
Goforth had been performing the
duties Of a nurse at the hospital owing
20 the lack OF others who are better
situated for this work. Among his
patients was Whiting, whose advanced
years made him infIrm and helpless
In many ways on Monday, Goforth
became angered because Whiting was
not able 10 take care of himself and
struck the aged man with cane
According to the ooroner's jury report
Goforth continued beating Whiting
for period OF three or four hours and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
TEXAS RANGERS WAS
THE INSPIRATION
Of STUBS
Strenuous RaiIroad-B Batter OF
Kansas, Processes to Believe
That T, Roosevelt Is a Very
Lively Corpse,


San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 30.-Goy.
one Of the prominent figures at the
TransmIssissippi Commercial con-
gress here, tells an interesting story
of his first inspiration for law en-
forcement. The executive, who has
become national figure since TAX
Ing office, because Of his enforcement
OF the laws in Kansas, says that the
quick. effective work of the gun-car-
rying Texas ranger In the suppression
Of the bad man" led him to apply
that principle TO his public life. Il
was building a railway, from Twist.
Texas to the Canadian river, about
seventy miles, In 1901 and 1902" said
the governor. 1T was during the time
the Rock Island was building over to
III Paso The life was rough,
smacking very much of the frontier
times, and the thing that impressed
me most was the splendid enforcement
of the law by the rangers. Onr camps
were filled with bootleggers, bad men
and gamblers At times, they gave
ny so much trouble we had to appeal
to the law. The effective work Of the
rangers in cleaning them out made
such an impression of vigorous en-
forcement that / viii never forget II.
and have been trying TO do the same
thing in Kansas in the enforcement of
the laws on the state statute books.
| admire the Texas people because
they mean what they say and they
do what they promise. You people
enforce your corporation laws here In
q way that Il would wen behoove the
United States 20 do. why, If the laws
on the statute books We're enforced
in Texas, we would never hear OF the
railroads Of tho country combining to
raise the freight rates by $400,000,,-
600 We woula have them tied up
In short order.
"rhls IS an executive duty II Is
the enforcement OF criminal statute
under our sherman antitrust law
which prohibits the railroads COM
bning in restraint of trade The
states haze control only of matters in
the limits of the states Therefore,
this Is distinctly up 20 federal govern-
ment
"Mr. Roosevelt Is as popular in The
west as he ever was, The west Is all
insurgont because the west is progress
sive. The power Of that man lies in
his sincerity and his carnestness.
When all the trusts, the combines, the
mOnopoies, the railroads, and the
combined power OF wealth in this
country undertake to destroy a man it
ls time for the common people 10 ask
why they are against Roosevelt. Ger
tainly. he Is not for the trusts, he
must he for the people.
II think Theodore Roosevelt is the
livost corpse IN the world and he
won't be in Bryan's class until he is
beaten three times az candidate for
president, with n chance to run anOth-
or time II he wants 70. The demo-
Gratis would have had one hundred
ana fifty thousand majority Of Clevc-
lands maj ioritV. close to two hundred
thousand instead of ffty-five thou
sand. II Roosevelt had kept out of the
field.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
FOR A O|SORDERED
ST0M ACH AND
INDIGESTION
CuIes Gas, Heartburn, Dys-
pepSia or Headache Five Min
utes After Taking a LittIeI
Diapepsin,

n you had some Diapepsin handy
and would take a little now your
stomach distress or Indigestion would
vanish in five minutes and you would
feel fine.
This harmless preparation viii di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, out-of-order stomach before you
realize IL.
II your meals don't tempt you, or
what little you do cnt seems 10 FIJI
ydu, or lays like lump OF lead IN
your stomach, or II you have heart
burn, that is a sign Of Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist for 60-cent
case OF Pnpe's Diapepsln and take a
little Just as soon ms you can. There
will be no sour risinEs, no bolching
Of undigested gns or heartburn, full
ness or heavy feeling In the stomach,
Nausea. Dehllitatng Headaches, Dizzi
ness or Intestinal gripping. This VIII
all go, and besides there Will be no
undigcsted good left over in the stom-
aeh to poison your breath With nause-
ous odors.
pape's Diapepsln IL certain cure for
out-of-ordcr At0machs, because It pre-
vents fermentation and takes hold OF
your food and dlgosts it just the same
aR n your stomach wasn't there.
Relief In five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is az any drug store wait
ing for you,
These large h0-cent cases contain
more than sufficient 10 thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, In
digestion or any other stomach dis
turbanco.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
GOOD WORK DONE
At Ell R|TO
Superintendent Of Public In
struction Returns Well
Pleased From Visit to Span
iSh-American Normal School,

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journail
Santa Fe, ~ NJ, Dec. 1.--Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction James
Il. Clark has returned from El Rito,
Rio Arriba county, where he attend
cd the normal institute and also in
spected the Spanish American normal
school. The school has an enrolment
Of 46 and an attendance of 3S, five
pupils having been drafted to teach
school. The attendance at the insti-
tute is 22, the majority Of whom will
be qualified to take schools by New
Year. The building is in excellent
condition, neat and well kept. The
pupils are not only securing theoreu-
cal and book knowledge. but consid-
erabie practice In domestic and sani-
tary science. One club of pupils from
Taos, al lyoung men, does its own
cooking and domestic work and To-
mas Martinez, one of the pupils. sur
prised superintendent Clark with the
fine bread he bakes. There is also a
Chamita club which boards itself. The
distractions of city life are absent,
and in consequence, although super
intendent Clark arrived unannounced,
late in the evening. he found the
pupils in the study hal hard at work
for their next days lessons
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
GENERAL VILJ0EN NOT
TO TAKE PART IN THE
MEXICAN UPRISING
m Id Pnso Times ~.

The El Paso Times says:
II transpired yesterday that the
government officials az Mexico CITY
have been agitated over a report that
Gen. 3. J Niljoen had Joined Madero
and that the two were organizing an
army in the vicinity of chihuahua.
Consul LomeH received orders two or
three DAYS ago from the capital 70
prove or disprove the rumors and II
possible to locate and obtain state
ment from General Nniocn
The consul employed force of de
tectives 20 assist him ami after "a
thorough investigation was able 10
assure his government that the ru-
mors were unfouuded General Nii-
iucn has been pursuing his usua'
vocation at his home at IN Mess. ~.
A.. and has no intention of eneaglng
in any revolutionary adventures He
assured the consul that he was in no
sense a soldier of fortune ana thar
he would engage in VAR only Co vim
dictate some great principle touching
his people and himself.
% is said thar the government az
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

that he used his fists and feet IN
assaulting the aged patient
Testimony was produced at the in
quest showing that Writings cries
were plainly heard by several inmates
of the building, but that no one ven
tured to assist him or investigate,
Sometime after being beaten, Whit
ing's condition became known and
medical attendance was secured, but
it was already evident that the aged
man was beyond recovery
According to attaches of the hos
pital, Goforth has been known to
possess an ungovernable temper and
from what they say he was not the
person to be placed in charge Of
feebel inmates This it is understood,
caused the jury to score the hospital
management and to accuse the man
agement of criminal neglect. As a
reason that aid was not given to
Whiting at the time his cries attracted
attention, it is said that other inmates
of the institution, knowing Goforth S
mean disposition, We're afraid TO go to
the scene, fearing Goforth would at
tack them.
Whiting was one Of the early set
tiers in this section and his fate has
created much comment. 1t was said
today that the ease will be placed in
the hands OF the supervisors and a
sweeping Investigation will be de-
manded
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Reynolds Transferred.

Ex-Goyernor Charles A. Reynolds,
Of Alba. Philippine Islands, who has
been resident OF Santa fo about
eighteen months, and during this time
associated with the United States gem
efal land office. left this morning for
nonver. having been transferred
there. Governor Reynolds con-
tlnue his citizenship in New Mexico,
later expecting 10 return here tn re-
main permanently lie was n cap
tain In the Spanish American war ana
The Philippine ineurreciion, COM
mandIng companies in different regi-
ments. In 1906 he was elected gov
ernor Of the province Of Alba, Phil
ippine Islands, with a population OF
a7b,n00. and although thir'y-hine
provinces held elections that year. he
was the only American chosen In
September. at Denver, lie was elected
Junior vice-commander-in-chief Of the
United Spanish War Veterans,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
SEEKS To FASTE \
CRIME ON WIDOW
OF VICTIM
Attorney for Hattie LIE Blanc
Strives to Free His Client By
Putting Another in Her
Place,

ny Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. IA coll
loquy between Mrs. Lillian NJ Glover,
widow of Clarence f. Glover, and
Melvin NJ. Johnson, leading counsel
for Hattie Leblanc, who is on trial foI
the murder OF Glover, held the in
terest Of the court room during the
whole of today's session and was not
concluded when court adjourned.
The cross examination by Mr.. john
son. who announced yesterday that
he intended to show that Mrs Glover
had the motive, the capacity and the
opportunity for tile murder of her
husband. covered much of Mrs.
Glover's life since she came to Bos-
ton from Cape Breton
It dealt minutely with her actions
and feelings on the day and night Of
the murder and the few days that fol-
lowed
Mr.. Johnson brought out thnt Mrs.
Glover was twice married to Glover
once in Boston in 1890. and a sec
ond time in Providence, ten years
later. She said the second ceremony
was performed because she under
stood that the first was not legal
She admitted certain falsifications
regarding her birthplace. and her
name and certain discrepancies be-
tween her testimony and that given at
other hearings We're pointed out
She said that she sent for Hattie
Leblanc. who lived near her own
birthplace. clothed her and fed her.
Finally she found her husband with
Hattie and sent the girl away for a
week. She took Hattie back and on
the fateful day, November 20. 1909.
Glover took both women to a foot
ball game.
one of the hveliest incidents of the
day was over some letters said to have
been written by Hattie's relatives and
held for time by Mrs. Glover. These
letters apparently had disappeared
but Mr.. Johnson was anxious TO get
them, and became so insistent that
The district attorney started to defend
the witness. Judge Bond ordered the
district attorney to a seat Mrs. Glover
said she knew of no reason why
Hattie Leblanc should have shot
Glover She admitted that she her
,elf had shot a revolver at target.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
COMMISSION FORM
FIGHT IN ROSWELL
Injunction Suit Brought in
Municipal Mix-Upi William
Arnold Tried on Murder
Charge,

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journall
Roswell. ~ Nj. Nov. S0--Iomes w.
Stocknrd as representative of numer-
Gus citizens, today died an injunc-
ton suit against the city council com
mittee In charge OF the investigation
Of the petition which asks for n speci-
al election on the commission form
of government. The Injunction asked
was 70 prevent this committee from
reporting the petition Illegal because
OF Illegal signatures. Judge Pope is
sued an order preventing any report
OF any kind until after December i6,
when the committee is 90 show cause
why the order should not be made
permanent This delay Is exactly
what the committee has wanted, II is
said.
sheriff G.. L. Ballard and John c..
Peck yesterday bought of Young a
DauEhcrD loss steers for S2b,6tl.5o,
nnd bought OF J. NJ. Daughcrty, per
sunally. $40 steers for S9.2si.b0.
Samuel Eossor. uf Victor Colo,
through bic lawyers. nyc 4 Dunn. uf
Roswell yesterday filed suit in dis
rirt court against q. NJ. Fairchild
and Dr. p NJ. Fisher OF this city for
S22. 500. claimed na damages by plain
tiff ana is other persons of Colorado
whom plaintiff claims 30 represent
% is alltgod that plaintiff and his as
sociatcs bought under false prctenses
land in tho lot drawing held near
Lakewood by defendants about a year
hEo. - 9
Tho trial of William r. Arnold was
commenced yesterday Ia district court.
arnold Is charged with murder for
killing A. =. l.ucklc. manager of the
Turkey Track ranch last summer.
Arnold admits the killing but pleads
SELF defense. Arnold Was working
for the outnt at the time The first
evidence WIS the testimony of thg
widow and her two little girls. who
were az the ranch house when the
klihuE took place in the corral
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
EUROPEANS BUY
VALUABLE MINES
MadizeIle Properties, Six Miles
West of Prescott, to Be Re-
viyed on an Immense Scale,

Prescott, Arlx Nov 29.--The Madi-
zclle mines. IN the Sierra Prietta
mountains six miles west of Prescott
according 10 a statement made yester-
day in Phoenix by George L.. Young.
secretary of Arizona, the plan of de-
velopment outlined Is ON a scale never
before approached in the history of
the property.
While Mr. Young will hc associated
with the property and act in an ad-
visory capacity, it is the general be
lief that the group has been sold to
European Investors. The new owners
propose TO spend a vast amount of
capital in extensively exploiting the
system To this end considerable
grading has been done az the mine
recently whore new and heavy operat-
ing equipment will be erected. while
several engineers have examined the
property and It's many openings. an
reports being favorable.
The group shows over 4 600 feet Of
Development dome under the manage
mont of ar Young This work in
cludcs two main working shafts. with
drifts and other openings. one shaft
IS 1876 frot. while the other is 275 feet
deep. From these workings the
favorable determinations were made
that led to the final negotiations The
surface conditions are also considered
very favorable FOR the creation of a
great producing mine
The property was originally known
~ the Derby mine. and when Mr
Noung entered that field it was his
purpose 20 mine % Tor the gold yield.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

Since depth has been reached tb'
gold bearing rock has been enriched
by copper with the gold. and through
that determination. geologists who ex-
ported II have been greatly impressed
with It's possibilities.
A few years ago, Mr.. Young erected
a five stamp mill on the ground
equipped with concentration and al
intervals has made runs to test the
product. The tests were made more for
solving the mineral characteristics
than for profit Accordingly there
Is but little ore on the dumps, the
slopes remaining undisturbed as de-
yeloped
As announced the new operators
contemplate main working shaft of
over 1000 feet, while exploration viii
follow generally am the entire group.
Ample finances are available for the
large plan of development
Mr.. Young was the first to enter
that field over six years ago His
conception Of the surface showing
warranted the expenditure Of a large
sum, the wisdom OF which Is now re-
flected in the showing.
In connection with the deal it is
also reported that the Hassayampa
interests Of Mr.. Young are Included
in the transfer. They are distinctive
Is gold properties on which consider
able work has been done
This sale IS one of far reaching i'm
port to this city especially, and as
well does IT bring into prominence a
field which, up to the time Mr.. Young
entered ii, did not have the regard
location notice carries. It is also one
of the best mineral regions in the
country In which to operate, possess
ing an unlimited supply Of mine tim
bers, and an abundance Of water for
all purposes
Mr.. Young continues ut the head Of
the great Mammoth mines. at Gold
fields which are assuming a bonanza
rating in Pinal county. He will be a
visitor TO this city in short time, and
during the coming summer contem-
plates making Prescott again his home,
when official duties as secretary of
Arizona will permit of his absence
from the capital.
The operating of the Mndlzelle
mines as announced will give Prescott
its largest mining camp in the short
est distance, and Is one of the most
pleasing transactions that has been
recorded in many years.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
TWO REPORTS FROM
BALL|NGER AND
PINCHOT PROBE
Committees Already Busy Pre-
pairing Appropriation Bills for
Early Submission to Con-
greSS,

IBy Morning Journal Special leased WireI
Washington, Dec. 1.-The repub-
lican members of the Ballnger-
Pinchot investigating committee as
scmbled in Washington today to begin
the final revision of the majority re-
port on the Ballinger inquiry All
the republican members of the COM
mittee, with the exception of Repre-
sentative DENLY Of Michigan, were
closeted in the offices of Senator Nell
son, chairman Of the joint committee,
throughout the afternoon.
The sessions viii be resumed to-
morrow. Meantime. the democratic
members of the committee are as
sembling for a minority session Sat
urday afternoon
Senator Nelson reached Washing
ton today and shortly afterWard Sen
ators Root, Flint and Sutherland and
Representatives Mccall and Ohm
stead gathered at his offices. Chair
man Nelson announced tonight that
the committee had spent the day in
going over the evidence but that no
conclusions had been reached and no
final draft Of the report agreed on.
This is the first meeting of the re-
publican members since the Chicago
meeting on September 13.
Senator Nelson declined to say when
fun meeting of the committee
would be held. He said that such a
meeting would be called, but it would
be after the republican members had
considered the consideration of their
report and were ready to submit II to
congress.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Applications for Parole.

The following prisoners In the
territorial penitentiary have filed mp
plleations for parole.
Jose Molina, sentenced from Sierra
county for murder, 10 serve rs years.
Ine1 Valnnzuela sentenced from
Dona Ana county, for murder, to serve
90 years.
Robert Leslie, Sr. sentenced from
Otero county for killing neat catue
20 serve 4 years and $500 fine.
Robert Leslie. Jr.. sentenced from
Otern county for killing neat cattle,
to serve IL years ana $500 fine.
Kinch MullonA. sentenced from
chaves county. for murder, TO serve
% years.
Estanislado SAILS. sentenced from
Dernaliiio county for murder, 70
serve SO years. commuied to 70
Years
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
MINE RESCUE STATIONS
OFFICIALLY LOCATED

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE bureau
of mines rescue station and headquar-
ters for the mine rescue cars, with
their official numbers. were an
nounced today. There are now in ser
vice six rescue stations and seven
first aid cars, as follows:
stations:
No. /, Pittshurg, Pa; No. >. Urbana,
H.; NO. 8, Knoxville Tenn: No. 4,
McAlester, Okla; No. r. Seattle,
Wash; 40. 6. Birmingham. Ala.
Cars.
No. !. WillIesharre. Pa: No. .,
Trinidad, Colo. No s. Evansville,
Ind. No. 4. Rock Springs. Wyo.. No.
3. Billins,. Mont; No. 9. Huntington,
W. Va. No. J. Pittshurg. Pa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
SILVER CITY MAN
SUICIDE; DENIES
HE'S CRAZY
Disappointed in Love, Book
keeper Swallows Fatal Dose
Of Cyanide Of PotaSSiumi
Leaves Explanatory Note,


Especial COrrespOndencc 70 h"rhInk JouTHHII
El Paso, Texas, Dee. Jack
Larkner, nookkeeper Tor the New
Mexico Heat. Light and Power com
pany Of silver city, committed sui
eide in his room in SILVER city by
taking large dose of cyanide of
potassium. He left n note stating
that he was not crazy but rational,
and that he had been disappointed Ia
"A love affair and wished to die lie
left a note and signed blank draft
on the hank for his sister who lives
in Texas, telling her to draw his de-
post from the bank and use II as her
own. This suicide WAS discovered
soon after It occurred by the board
ing-house Keeper.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Xou Must Read This If You Want
the HenpfIt

j. w. Greer Greenwood, La. suf-
fered with a severe case of lumbago.
THE pains were so intense / was
forced 10 hypQdermic injections for
relief These attacks started with q
pain in the small OF my back which
gradually became fairly paralyzing
My attention was attracted to Fileys
Kidney Remedy and | am glad TO say
after using this wonderful medicine
am no longer bothered in any way by
my old enemy lumbagof ]. II. O'Riel-
"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

ceiving many Inquiries regarding
these checks and Is unable to answer
them all The delay in sending them
out has been caused by the shortness
Of funds, as Uncle Sam takes his own
time in placing 10 the credit the
sums needed by the secretary to pay
off the election and registration Of
ficimls,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
sren nr Mnlntcd rolIcc.

Mounted Policeman Iere nusk re-
ports from chama, Rio Arriha ooun-
~. that man named w A. Brown,
been seen In the inz..... xzfilhshnh
alias pheipa. alias Anderson. had
been seen in the vicinity of Chama
ana had applied for work lie had
the young gin with him. This was IN
nnswcr Ia nn inquiry from city Mar
shl McMnlen OF Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
BALANCE OF OVER
s600,000 IN The
STRONG BOX
Territorial Treasurer's Annual
Report Shows Snug Little
Nest Egg TO Begin New Fiscal
Year; Santa Fe Official Notes,


Especial Dispatch 10 the MoshiuS Jonrnail
Santa Fe. n. NJ, Dec. 1.~-Withln
five minutes Of the close Of the office
IL Territorial Treasurer NJ. O. otero
yesterday afternoon. he had made out
lie annual report as well as the quar-
toriy report, which showed the nice
little balance OF seOs.69s.34 IN the
treasury with which to commence the
new fiscal year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
county CommIssloncr Appointed.

Governor Mills today appointed ~
A. Wolford of Hollsboro. former dis
trict attorney TO be county commits
sioner for the second district OF sier-
"a county. 10 succeed J. NJ Webster,
resigned.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Checks for Tlccllon oflcers.

within the next ten days. Terri
iariai Secretary Nathan Jaffa VIII
have sent out an checks due rcgisira-
ton and election officers. lie is re-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02

Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
has received from Insurance Commits
sIoner Jaeoho Chaves s4a6.b0i Game
Warden Thomas p. Gable, $4LOOi =
charles V. Stafford. bank examiner
STb,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-02
Notary Public Appointcd.

Governor Mills today appointed
Clarence l. Dowlds OF Santa l'e. a
notary public.