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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25

Carlsbad, n l., April 25.-The
busiest term of court ever held in
Eddy county closed Saturday evening.
The population has increased very
rapidly the past two years, the civil
business of the court has increased in
proportion, the civil calendar being
very heavy. The criminal calendar
contained many minor cases. One en-
tire week was occupied in the trial of
Moore brothers for murder of which
they were convicted. Chief Justice W.
H. Pope has worked untiringly. Night
sessions have been the order of the
entire term. 1t certainly is time that
the judicial business of the territory
if adjusted that the court need not be
in session the entire day and even
ing. In this district there is undoubt-
edly enough business for second
judge.
The postoffice shows marked in
crease in business and considerable
number of new boxes have just been
installed. The business of the post
office indicates a marked increase in
the population tributary to Carlsbad
The members of the Melon Growers
Association have finished planting
their cantaloupes, about 400 acres in
all. The weather conditions have
been favorable, though the tempera-
ture has been somewhat below normal
The Peoples Mercantile Company
will hold it's first meeting on May 5th,
when officers will be elected and arti-
cles of incorporation signed. A large
concrete warehouse is already being
built to take care of wool and other
products that will be handled by this
new company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
SALMON GRAYS WIN
A SNAPPY GAME.

The Salmon Grays yesterday played
snappy game of ball with the st.
MichaePs college crack team, which
resulted disastrously to the college
men.
The game was played at the ball
park in the southern part of the city
and was called at $40 p. m.
The first four innings were played
in way that would have made the
big league managers sit up and take
notice, only one man succeeded in
reaching third, and two in reaching
second during this interval of twenty
minutes.
The features of the game were a
home run made by l.. Anderson and
the superb work of the Grays battery
Lopez and Parson.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
INSURGENTS
HAD GUN BOATS.

New Orleans, La, April 25.-That
the Nicaraguan insurgents now have
several improved gun boats and had
planned either to sink or capture the
steamer Venus is indicated here today
by the testimony of General Richard
Sussman at preliminary hearing
given Captain J. F. Hyland and Louis
kohlman, master and agent of the
steamer Venus. Hyland and Kohlman
are charged with violating the neu-
trality acts, it being alleged that they
planned to take the steamer Venus.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
FIRST TICKET GOES
TO EX-PRESlDENT ROOSEVELT.
Big Fight Promoter EvidnetIy In
aeines He is Taking Slap at
PreSent Chief Executive

Denver Colo, April 25.-The first
ticket for the heavy weight cham
pionship fight between Jim Jeffries
and Jack Johnson at San Francisco
on July 4, will be presented to Theo-
dore Roosevelt upon his arrival in
New York. This statement was made
by Jack Gleason, one of the pro
moters while in Denver yesterday en-
route to the Pacific coast. The ticket
will be made of solid gold appropriate
ly engraved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
WOULD MAKE
ALBUQUERQUE DRY
Santa Fe and Many Other
Towns Would Be in
Same Boat
FOR PROTECTION OF INDIANS
Arizona Protests Against Utah
Annexation Propo-
sition.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special TO the New Mexican.
Washington, April 25.-NeXt Mon
day hearing will be held before the
House Indian committee on the bill
prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating
drinks to Indians or their introduction
or sale within twenty-five miles of any
Indian reservation, school or allotted
land, including that of the Pueblo In
dians.
Governor Sloan will speak against
the measure before thai and other
committees.
Strong protests have leen received
by Cameron against annL king north
ern Arizona to Utah.
He Wouldn't Rob an Indian.
Washington, April 25.-[n pursuance
of Senate resolution Secretary Bal
linger has sent to the Senate all the
facts relating to the contract, includ-
ing letters, and papers in which the
governor of the ChOctaW nation made
a contract with Ormsby McHarg to
represent that nation and with year
ly fee of $4,000 Both the Senate and
House appear to be after Ormsby Nc
Farg. 1t appears that McHarg COM
planned that the Indians had been
robbed by attorneys and by the gov
ernment, and he proposed to right
their wrongs for the paltry fee of $12,-
600 year. 1t appears that the Nc
Harg contract will undergo an investi-
cation.
Representative Smith has obtained
a favorable report from the House
committee on pensions of an increase
OF pension for Charles A. Patton at
SIG a month.
Delegate Andrews has secured from
the bureau of pensions for Lorenzo
d. Massey of Clovis, Company K 9th
kentucky infantry, SIS from Decem-
Der 10, 1909 Pablo Borrego Los
Lunas, company B, first New Mexico
cavalry, $24; from March 2, 1909; Pc
dro Mares, first lieutenant company B
st. Vrain's battalion New Mexico
mounted volunteers, So from June 81,
1902, and $12 from April 19, 1908, and
a favorable House report on a bill for
an increase for George W. Wells, of
Gallup, of company l, 18th Ohio in
.fantry of $20 also from the bureau
A. j. Galloway, company D, 18th Hi
nols cavalry, now Of Corona SIS; An
tonic Maria Sanchez, Sebolla SER
geant, company F, first New NJ, .
cavalry, $12; Librada R. dc tael ",
Taos, widow, Pablo NJ
company H, fire geas 8 Mu'.-
co Infant" 5rJ,s .-...-,e e
1909; a pan ~ an.
Deleg au.at lA AIt. aa
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
SEVEN INDICTMENTS
AGAINST HElNZE DISMISSED.

New York, April 25.-Seven of four.
teen counts in the indictment against
F. Augustus Heinze, in connection
with his handling of the Mercantile
National Banks funds while he was
its president were dismissed by Judge
Yough today. The court sustained the
remaining seven counts. The case was
called for trial today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25

Letter Box Put Up-Postmaster E.
c.. Burke performed a public service
by having a large letter box put up to-
day at the northwest corner of the
plaza.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
DOCTOR HYDE
SCORES AGAIN
Miss Houlihan, the Nurse,
Compelled to Make Da-
maging Admissions
SHE HAD BEEN REPRIMANDED
Evident That She Was Taking
Out Her Grudge Against
the Defendant

Kansas City, Mo, April 25.-When
Miss Houlihan, the nurse, resumed
her testimony in the Hyde murder
trial today she admitted on cross-eX-
animation that DR.. Hyde reprimanded
her because she did not give Margaret
SWope medicine at the proper time.
She also admitted that Christman
Swope suffered from Authorizations.
What did DR.. Hyde say when he
handed you capsule to give to Chirt-
MANI" Mr.. Walsh asked.
THE patient is getting along all
right and it is time to give him his
medicine" answered the witness.
Miss Houlihan gave the capsule and
"a convulsiOn followed The attempt
of Mr.. Walsh to show that Miss Houli-
han disliked Dr.. Hyde and quarreled
with him in the Swope residence,
brought vigorous denial. O. H.
Gentry, the Independence druggist,
who compounded the strychnine tonic
for Colonel SwOpe took the stand. 1t
is apparent he did not fear his own
prescription. He took a bottle of the
tonic to the stand with him and occas-
ionally took a drink. Mr. Gentry said
an ounce of the tonic contained but
one one-hundredth part of a grain of
strychnine.
Blow for the Defense.
Kansas City, April 25.-The testi-
mony of Mr.. Gentry is generally con-
sidered a hard blow to the defense. By
proving that Colonel Swope was in the
habit of taking a strychnine tonic, the
defense expected to explain the al
legged presence of strychnine in the
body. Miss Margaret Swope, the first
of DR.. Hyde's alleged victims, took the
stand shortly before the noon adjourn
ment. The physician is indicted on
three counts charging poisoning. Botn
DR.. Hyde and his wife watched Miss
Swope carefully. Her testimony thih
morning was uninteresting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
Coal Mines Flooded by Rain.

Shamokin, Pa, April 25.-Ten thou
sand workmen are idle today in the
Northumberland and Columbia Coal
and Land Company regions. A large
number Of coal mines are being flood
ed by the heavy rains of the last two
daVS
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25

New Orleans, April 25.-Freezing
weather and snow in many parts of
the south sent cotton up $175 a bale
on the opening Of the local future
market today. The new crop is re-
ported killed in many places.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
Record Breaking Heat

St. John. n. F., April 25.-Record-
breaking temperatures are reported
from the west coast of Newfoundland
the last few days. Where at this
time of the year, the usual tempera-
ture would be below freezing, as high
as 50 degrees above is reported. The
figures are unprecedented in the his
tory of the colony.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
Kentucky Has Snow.

Lexington, KY, April 25.-F'ive
inches of snow fell at Hopkinsville,
KY, today Fruit and vegetables in
central and eastern Kentucky are
badly damaged.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25
Snow Storm in Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga, April 25.-Snow fell
heavily here for three hours today. It
is the first April snow in the history of
Atlanta
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-25

The funeral of Mr.. Trujillo will take
place at o'clock tomorrow morning
from Guadalupe church and interment
will be made in Rosario cemetery The
young mans tragic death has aroused
the sympathy of his many friends and
a large number will probably attend
the funeral and march in procession
to the grave. Undertakers Mulligan
& Rising have charge of the funeral
arrangements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
CHALLENGE
PICK TEAM

We hereby challenge any team pick
ed from the City league to play us on
July q for the benefit Of the hospital
fund, said Kendall callaway, manager
Of the Colts, this morning Let EN-
trot out as strong a team as they like,
Just as long as the players come from
the City league. and Ven be ready
70 attend to their case. added Mr. Cal
laway
This challenge no doubt means a
red hot game on the day Of the street
railway celebration which is to be held
in the new University park. Thirty
men are working on the park and ev-
erything win be ready BY the 27th.
The charity workers are busy With
preparations for the barbecue and com
mittees are working out plans for the
celebration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
COTTON PROMISES
A BUMPER CROP

Oklahoma City, July 1s-All indi-
cations point to a bumper cotton crop,
throughout the state Of Oklahoma this
year.
The acreage. compared with that Of
last year is about 20 per cent larger,
but there was a decrease in acreage
last year. as compared to the previous
year, 50 this year will be only a nor
NAL year As far as acreage is concern
ed. The probable acreage this year
Is 100000.
There is no comparison between this
years crop at this time and that Of
last year--this year being far better
in acreage. quality and quantity. Re
cent rains, which covered the entire
state, with the exception OF two or
three counties in the extreme west
ern part. hay ebeen decidedly beneiic.
ial and with the steady warm weather,
without the hot winds, cotton has
grown exceptionally fast Dealers say
il II does not rain another drop until
the FIRST or middle OF August the crop
stIll will be extra good.
Last season Oklahoma raised on an
acreage of j. 1.767,OOO only 57s. 900 bales,
which was comparatively a small crop.
The value Of the crop was about s4O,-
ooO,ooo. in 1908 on 100000 acres,
oklahoma raised 7O5.O00 bales. IN
1907 on 2,io6,oOO acres was raised
$4,000 bales and in 1896 on 1881 600
acres was raised 100000 which was The
largest Yield per acre produced Of any
state in the union, being practically
nine-tenths Of bale to the acre.
with perfect weather conditions Ok
Iahoma VIII this year produce about
100000 bales and It win be worth
about se5,oo0,0oO. Seeds from the cot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
Getting Ready for
the IL Opening

not yet been awarded 70 anyone. It
win be great opportunity 10 some
deserving GIRL
Today's mail brought to President
and Mrs. Abernetlly d letter from
Misses Mcclintie and ONeilI posted
in Londonderry, England. July 3, which
announces their safe arrival ana q
pleasant passage over. They say, &c
Isn't fair 10 ask II We are seasick. DO
you think there Il a single experience
incident to ibis trip that we would be
willing to foregog" They visited. be-
fore sailing, nine American colleges
and say "as a result. we are choek
fun OF ideas for the /. /. & G. and can
give valuable information In detalI up-
on any subject frrm interior decora-
tion to landscape gardening. Both Of
us are fondly hoping that an viii not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16

CONVICTED

Arrested on complaint Of Dr. Paul
p vann, The city physician, DR.. w. l..
BonneIl was tried IN Judge GrIgaby's
court this morning on charge Of not
reporting case Of smallpox and the
Jury returned a verdict Of guilty Al
fine Of s. and costs was imposed and
the defendant through his attorney
w r. Richardson, gave notice Of ap-
peal
The case in question vas that OF
Mr. Bushopg The latter came to Buie
& Wailace's hardware siosa and the
salesman, noticing that his face was
broken ont. reported the case to Dr.
vann. The latter called Or. Ambrister.
the county physician, into consultation
and both pronounced II smallpox. The
patient was sent 10 the pest house.
Dr Bonnell contended that the erup-
lions on Bushong were caused by
vaccine which be Had administered in
ternally and that Il was not case Of
smallpox
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
MISS O'NEILL IN
LAND OF BURNS

IN post cards to her father Miss
Annie Wade o'NcuI who with Miss
Olive Mcclintic h touring Europe,
writes as follows
Glasgow, Scotland, July A.. we
landed here this morning at $50 and
are stopping at the Hotel Balmoral--
saw something OF the city and went at
noon 10 ayr where we spent four de-
.lighttul hours Tn a most beautiful
park 4 splendid statue has been erect
"a 70 the poet Everybody in this ne.
gion seems 10 worship Burns Here
is our friend Highland Mary Her
statue sSorns the grounds.
Burns home is Of great interest to
us aIl-so many things there and in
the museum
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
CANNON CONDEMNS
KANSAS INSURGENTS


Special by United Press.
Winfield, Kan. July l6. Speaker
Cannon in an address here today said
the tariff law was good measure and
the rules Of the house were not SO
iniquitous as they had been painted
they were merely form Of procedure
70 prevent chaos. The insurgents were
paving the way to democratic viciors
The publicity seekers. he said, had al.
ways been a minority which attacked
the rules. The discomfort Of the peol
pie was not measured BY the com.
plants OF the press.
The speaker said eTake the tarIfG
out Of politics Ii the cry 81 those op.
posed 10 the protective tagiH, but they
are the ones VINO ken Il IA. Tie
hardest fight we ever had in congress
was to prevent the repeal Of the con-
sergation act. always found the rulea
sufficient. we had another season ol
hysteria abounding more Id lgnorance
than in knowledge Those who fnd
fault with men elected as republicans
give their services to the democratic
hope Of victory
Cannon said the pocket nerve was
the most sensitive in civilization; It
was always affected at the irst general
indication Of discomfort. There was no
attack on the pocket nerve in the
west.
Calling attention to Champ Clark's
prediction Of the next house Of repre-.
sentatives being democratic he con.
demned the republican insurgents for
failure 70 act in harmony with the
majority Of the party in congress.
Murdock was pointed out as a "hor-
rible example"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16

The new illustrated catalogue for
l9lO-1sli is out and ready for dis
tribution. Anyone desiring informa.
ton concerning the college may pro-
cure catalogue by calling at Presl-
dent Abernathy's residence, III Min
nesota avenue, Or by asking for It Sy
telephone Or postal card.
President Abernethy requests every
one wishing a catalogue sent to pros
pective pupils to furnish him with the
name and address OF such.
Many persons in various parts Of
the state are making inquiries concern.
ing the l. l. & G. and superintendents
in various counties are sending IN
names Of students appointed TO dor
mitory privileges.
The fifth district scholarship has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
WAS A BAD
"NICCAH"
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Prass.
Tampa, Fla, July 16.-WhiIe crazed
with drugs win Ellison, a negro on a
rampage last night, killed three per
sons, wounded three others and then
killed himself He started in a colored
church, entering with shotgun, and
shot Rev. Jesse Avery, Celia Bryant,
his motheri-n-law. and Henry Clark,
the organist. He then ran to his home
where he shot and wounded his wife
and sister-inlaw.
Policeman Haymon wounded Ellison.
Unconscious, he hurried Ellison to the
station to prevent lynching and he
died. drinking ssrychnine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16


be done before our return, 50 that We
may have the pleasure Of transplantlng
SOME of the eastern ideas into Okla
homa. There are ten in their party.
Any mail semitic them from OkIahoma
by July 25th win reach them in Parlss
France, If sent in care Of Boston
Travel society, IA Rue des rysamidsa.
Paris, France.
a force Of men began on the work
to the erection OF President
Abernethy's residence joining the cam
pus Of the Industrial Institute and coI-
lege.
Work has begun on two residences
near the college and three more are 10
be started next week.
Miss Hancock, Prof. Denbo, Miss
Emerson and President Abernathy
mailed out 300 catalogues today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
LIKELY TO APPOINT
A SUPERIOR JUDGE
Applicants are Plentiful -Four Men
toned for Judge---Clerk and STEM
ographer to be Named


In spite Of the fact that several can.
didates for Judge and clerk Of the sr-
perior court filed their petitions and
r. Hamilton declares he win man.
damus the secretary Of the county elec.
lion board IN order to get his name on
The ticket, It now seems probable that
the positions Of judge and clerk Of the
court win Be allied by appointment In.
stead or By election.
On the date when the time for filing
expired, the population OF the county
had not been officially announced. BY
the preceding census the county had a
little less than 2i.l0O people, 10000 be-
Ing necessary ii Ls'der to have SUI
perlor court The attorney general
ruled thas - candidates for superior
Judge 1ould be placed on the ballot
unless Il was officially known before
the time for filing expired that the
county had 10000 people.
Il Is believed therefore that Gov
Haskell now that the county Is known
70 have the necessary population. VIII
proceed at once 10 make the appoint
ment.
The name Of WIN Linn, now secre
iary OF the state election board, has
been prominently mentioned IN con
neciion with the iudgeship ana his
friends believe that he win stand an
excellent chance TO land the appoint
ment Mr. Linn IS a lawyer Of expert
ence and IS recognized as good ma
terlal for the Office
Col. Thos. ONeIl, IL ia we'll under
stood. viii also be an applicant for
me place. having already been impof-
tuned BY many friends 20 allow lis
name 10 be presented to the governor.
Col. O'Nelll has been a practieiug at
ioruey for over thirty years and Is
well iltted fer lAe position.
Other applicants for the iudgeship
are y. y. Carmichael and X. r. Dayen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
BAR HOLDS MEETINc.

4 meeting Of the bar association was
held this afternoon and after consider
able discussion. in which a diversity
OF opinion was brought out. il was de-
clded to appoint a committee to confer
with the governor and the attorney
general as 70 whether The names OF
candidates for Judge and clerk should
80 on the ticket Alger Melton, John
Mccalla and c. NJ FechheImer were
appointed ON this committee and they
VIII 90 to Ot1ahSma City Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
tMPORTANT--REGISTER
AT ONCE.

= Have you registered yet? !
; Do you want to lose your vote =
: for the next two years? =
> Do you want to be dead one =
= IN your community? =
: Every man entitled to vote in =
: the city Of Chickasha must regis =
; ter with his precinct spector .
= It don't make any difference :
+ how often you have registered be- =
: fore. YOU MUST DO IT AGAIN =
= NOW Former registrations do =
= not hold good. .
= Unless you register now you .
: will be denied a vote at the com =
: ing primary and general elections :
: and at every election in the next =
> two years. =
: I0N'T THROW AWAY YOUR .
= FRANCHISE. .
= You owe 1t 10 yourself, to your =
: family, to your city county. state =
: and PARTY to vote your senti- 8
: ments on ali matters and you =
: cannot vote on anything unless =
= YOU register 4
= WHO CAN REGISTER? 4
+ Every man who is over 2l years .
= Of age, who has beNn in the state =
: one year, the county six months, =
: and thirty days in his precinct. :
: YOUNG MEN JUST COMING Z
: OF AGE, DON'T FORGET TO =
= REGISTER FOR YOUR FIRST =
= VOTE. !
+ Don't put 1t off. Z
= REGISTER r o AY AND :
= THEN MAKE YOUR NEIGHBoR >
= REGISTER. :
+ The list of precinct inspectors :
I will be found on another page. =
++++%+++++#&##%4 = .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
STRIKE
PROBABLE

Special by United Press.
New Orleans, La, July i6.-Three
thousand employees Of the local street
car company are voting on the strike
question today. The ballot IS secret
but It is believed that a majority are
for the strike.
The street car company imported
strike breakers during the past week
Violence Is feared II a strike is De-
clared
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16
BABY TAKES
POISON

The little two-year-old son Of Q. b.
stalIcup, the county tailor, managed to
get hold of bottle Of cresoline this
morning and before the parents knew
It the little one had pulled the cork
and was trying to drink the poison.
He had swallowed a small quantity Of
il when the rother saw what had hap
pened. A physician was speedily sum
moned and the treatment administered
soon gave relief. The baby is now out
Of danger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-16

Late this afternoon we visited the
university Of Glasgow established fl
the lsth century. We saw the wen
derfnl organ which Carnegie gavt
them.
We strolled along this little stream
and felt that il must have been easy
for Burns to write poetry as he lived
on its hanks. ! send flowers which
grew near the Burns monument
never saw more beautiful landscape
gardening | send also picture OF
Alloway Kirk. The date on The church
is 1916. Here Tam O'Shanter saw the
witehes-his statue is in a little aolse
in the park-The old scotchmen in the
park recite Burns poems 70 passers-
BY.