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New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
~ KILLED. SO INJURED, IN MINE

johannesburg. Transvaal. July z1-Fif-
teen natives were killed and seventy-six
natives and thirteen white miners injured
as result Of z Eela1ine explosion to-day in
me Simmer Easz Deep mine.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
LARGE DECREASE IN BARS

ST John. N b. July 2l--I nef7 .r,,ha
proximateIy e5.ooo fewer open oai7 7,,..esics
the jurisdiction OF the Nations, ilA.-;-a fssa
Sor ; of Temperance Of North 49,. =, ; repcfs
msdS a. w ny e1iS LOSING session q the
sention OF the organization to-G-s-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
AUTO CRASHES HEAD-ON
Continued from first page.

Cow6in last night It was said that 1ne
injured men were resting easily, ano
that it was not expected that they would
suffer any complications as result OF
their accident.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
THEORY At WASHINGTON
Explosion Caused by Rapid Fir
Similar Accidents.

Washington. July 21--1n the absence OF
sn- report from en official investigating
board, officers Of the coast artillery can
only compare the explosion al Fortress
Monroe to-day 70 some similar ones which
have occurred il the navy. The majority,
however. appear 10 believe that the explo-
SION was caused by carbon monoxide, q
highly tnflammsble gas. which forms IN
the barrels Of large guns. and which is
especially dangerous during rapid firing
The Gun crew at Fortress Monroe was
trying 70 make 8 rapid fire record The
theory is that the new charge of powder
was hurried into the breech before the
gases generated by the previous shot had
tine 70 dissipate. and before the breech
could be closed the powder exploded, blow
ing of the block and carrying death with IL
There have been five gun accidents in
the navy which may be compared 10 #
II Chronological order they were:
On the Massachusetts. when z primer
exploded prematurely: on the Missouri
when e bareback occurred: on the hear-
sarge. when an electric wire melted some
fuses IN the turrets and dropped molten
lead on bags Of powder: on the Georgia,
WREN there was e bareback and on the
Charleston. caused by a broken firing pin
=
which automatically clears its barrel Of
carbon Tnonoxide as the breech is opened
No such arrangement was on the coast
defence guns 81 Fortress Monroe
Many officers Of the army and navy staff
rad gone from here 10 be present al the
target uractioe. Major General Leonard
Wood the new chief Of slaf Of the army.
was expecting TO go direct from New York
- No-fofk hui sr the last moment changed
MS plans and returned 10 Washington He
had lust reached his desk when news of
the accident reached Washington He di-
-ected an immediate inquiry, and the War
once was soon getting the details from
Fortress Monroe over the long distance
telephone 4 board of officers to investi-
gate the accident was Immediately ordered
and began its work at once.
Passaic. Y J, July 2.-Lieutenant George
I. Van Deusen. who was injured al For
rress Monroe TO-DAY. is the son Of Clar-
ence r Van Deusen, Of this city. Mr..
Van DeEsep left Psssaic for Norfolk this
evening Lieutenant Van Deusen is d ma
tive OF this city He took q competitive
examination while a resident Of Lodi, and
was appointed 10 West Point by the late
Congressman James F. Stewart. He en-
tered in June, 1876. and was graduated with
honors year ago. He was assigned TO the
cavalry service. IN January OF the present
year he resigned. and in May obtained a
commission 10 the coast artillery. with
orders 10 report al the Virginia fort al
once. He obtained g fUrlough. however,
and did not report Until July 10, so, he
had not been on duty q week when the
accident occurred.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

Gerrist. of New York. owner Of the auto
mobile. He was arrested on a charge of
reckless driving.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
STUBBORN FIGHT
IN MOUNTAINS
General Navarro Unable to
Hold Advantage He
Had Won
REINFORCEMENT FOR REBELS
Sixty Wounded Bound for Chi
huahua---Goverment
Train Fired on.

Chihuahua, Dec 20.-It was learned
today that General Navarro failed to
capture Nal Paso, despite the previ-
GUS reports from Mexico City to that
effect The losses on both sides dur
ing the two days fighting are report
ed to be heavy. A troop train which
left here Saturday with soldiers is
said to have failed to effect the pro-
posed juncture with Navarro. The
train which left here Saturday with
soldiers is said to have been fired up
on and many government troops
killed and wounded. 1t is also re-
ported that sixty wounded will be
brought to this city. The passengers
train had been held up near La Jun
ia on last Thursday and has not been
heard from since. General Navarro
encountered the insurrectos at Peder-
nalles and Nal Paso on Thursday and
by night fall seemed to have the fight
won. He has since reported that the
insurgents brought in heavy rein
forcements, estimating them as high
as 1000 on Friday. Navarro seems to
have been unable to hold the advan.
tage of the day before.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
RUNAWAY TRAIN
CAUSED DISASTER
Strange Chain of Accidents to
Blame for Terrible New
York Explosion
DEATH ROLL IS NOW ELEVEN
City and County Authorities Are
Investigating so as to
Place Blame.

New York, Dec. 2O.-An investiga-
ton into the causes OF the explosion
in the New York Central power house
yesterday which resulted in ten deaths
injury to more than three hundred per-
sons and a money loss of more than
two million dollars, was continued to-
day by the city and county authorities.
1t is GENERALLY conceded that the first
cause of the upheaval was a runaway
train OF electric cars in the Central
cut near Fiftieth street and Lexington
avenue that crashed over the bumpers
against the power house, broke a feed
pipe and caused a large quantity Of
gas to accumulate in the power house
basement. This was probably deton-
ated by an electric spark from a short
circuit. John B. Guthier the electri-
clan died at a hospital during the
night, adding one to yesterdays list
of dead.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
SOLD 100000
FAKE PICTURE
Journalists Will Have Fling
at High Life as Veneer
Is Torn Off
A RInH MnRcEI nE cnaMDAl
A RICH MORsEL. OF SCANDAL
Count, Countess, Duchess, Bri-
tish Tailor's Son and Boston
Girl Figure in Trial.

Tours. France, Dec. 20.-The trial
of the self-styled Count and "Coun.
tess" De Gatigny who are charged
with having swindled the Duchess De
Choiseul out of 100000 in the sale of
a spurious painting, opened here to.
day. The complainant was the widow
of Charles Hamilton Paine of Boston,
who recently married the Duke De
Choiseul. In addition, De Gatigny is
accused of stealing money from the
pocketbook of the duchess during her
stay in Vienna. Many American and
European journalists are present in
anticipation of developments in con
nection with the career of the son OF
an English tailor, who posed success.
fully as Prince Borgletto, Prince Lu.
zignan, and Count Daulby Gatigny
An alleged blackmailing plot involv.
ing letters said to have been forged
and in Connection with which Alexan
dro Tscherniedieff was recently ar
rested in London, are also expected to
develop. The countess" was former
ly Miss Francesca Monti Lunt of Bos
tom
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
HON. THOMAS 3. CATRON
INTERVIEWED AT LAST VEGAS
He Expects Santa Fe County to Give
Big Majority for the Con-
stitution.

Every voter in the territory, wheth.
er he favors the constitution or not
should cast his ballot at the election
for the rejection or acceptance of the
document, on January 81" said T. B.
Catron, ex-delegate to congress, prom.
inent lawyer of Santa Fe and one of
the trainers. of the constitution. Get
out and show your colors, is my ad.
vice to the voters" continued Mr..
Catron. ... ..--.s .e
IF there is heavy vote at the
election the constitution will be car
ried by good-sized majority" con-
tinued the Santa Fe lawyer and
statesman. But if the vote is light
there is possibility for it's defeat
There is no question but that a ma
jority of the voters favor the con-
stitution and want statehood. But
many of these will aeleve their vote
will not be needed and will no take
the trouble to go to the polls. On the
other hand, the men who do not favor
the constitution will all cast their
ballots. l think it is the duty of the
press of the territory to urge the ne
cessity for heavy vote"
Mr. Catron said that despite the
fact the action of the Democratic
convention in Santa Fe Saturday did
not bind the members of that party
to vote against the constitution, he
had been informed by prominent
Democrats that their party would be
united against the document in Roose-
velt, Curry and Quay counties. The
opposition of those counties, Mr.. Ca
tron believes, can be swallowed up in
the big majority that will be piled up
for the constitution in other parts of
New Mexico if the voters will turn
out and register their opinions. Mr..
Catron believes Santa Fe county will
give the constitution an immense ma
jority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
BULLETS FLY
OVER JUG OF WHISKY
Editor Punctures One Mans Lungs
and Another's Throat-Peace-
maker Gets it in Neck.

Rock Lake, n. D., Dec. 20.-George
Diggins has bullet hole III his lung
and Charles Bills has one in the neck
as the result of the workmanship of
Editor Treadwell of Rock Ripples"
Editor Treadwell is in Jail at Cando
awaiting the result of the injuries of
the two men. The shooting followed
the disappearance of some whisky
from the editors office. Treadwell
suspected Diggins and demanded the
return of the whisky and also the keys
to the editorial sanctum. Diggins de-
MED taking the liquor and also re-
fused to hand over the keys. Tread.
Veil attacked Diggins and Bills at
tempted to act as peacemaker. Tread!
well then fired at Diggins, but hit
Bills in the neck The second bullet
found Diggins and both men probably
will recover
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
QUIET AND FIRM.
Dealers Say There is Fair inquiry But
it is Confined to Immediate
Wants.

Boston, Dec. 2G-The Vocal wool
market continues quiet and firm but
strength is more manifest in fleece
than in territory wools. The dealers
say that there is fair inquiry but buy.
ing is confined to immediate wants
Good staple wool is steady at 64 to 65
cents on the secured basis. There is
better demand for Ohio quarter blood
and sales as high as 2S cents are re-
ported Sellers of washed Delane are
demanding "a cents. Pulled wool
shows little change and the foreign
product is dull.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
TEMPLE IRON COMPANY
PUT OUT OF BUSINESS.
tions, 1t is Permanently Enjoin-
ed BY U. S. Circuit Court.

Philadelphia, Dec. 20.-Following
it's decision that the Temple Iron Com
pany, controlled by the Reading and
other anthracite railroads, was an
illegal combination in restraint of
trade, the U. s. circuit court here to-
day issued decree permanently en-
joining the corporation from doing
business.
Only Half Victory for Government
Philadelphia, Dec 20.-The court
however does not grant the govern
ment's request that other points of
the case be dismissed without preju-
dice. The court simply dismissed the
other contentious Of the government
and it is a question whether the gov
ernment can ever take up again GER
tain alleged combinations 1t mention
ed in the bill of complaint.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
Fashionable Hotel Permits
Women to Smoke.

New oYrk, Dec. 20-One of the new
fashionable hotels in New York, I'm
der international management, has
lifted the ban, and now permits wom-
en- to smoke in any part of house A
Mortified guest reported to the mana
ger that several women were smok-
ing in the palm room. why not?"
asked the manager. There is no law
against women smoking. Since COM
ing to America l have been amazed at
the way in whoch hotel managers
here regard this habit which is so
common in all the hotels of England
and the continent I thought this was
a free country, but such discrimina-
ton is an outrage against the wom-
en-. l certainly should much prefer to
see a woman smoking than drinking
cocktail"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
THREE KILLED BY
BRUTAL ASSASSIN.
House at Durham, North Carolina,
Set on Fire to Hide CHASTITY
Crime-Bodies in Ruins.

Durham, N. G. Dec. 20.-Three
charred bodies were found in the
ruins of the burned home of J. L. San
ders near Hester last night and
strands of girls hair were discov-
cred in a pool of blood in the yard
This led to the arrest an hour later
Nathan Montague, a negro is charged
with criminal assault, murder and ar
son. The negro was rushed to Dur
ham for safe-keeping and will be
transferred to the state penitentiary
following an inquest this afternoon.
The bodies are believed to be those of
Mr.. Sanders, daughter Mary and the
two-year-old granddaughter. Near
where the hair was found, the search
ers picked up large pocl1et-knife
stained with blood. This was identi-
fled as belonging to Montague. The
negro was discovered at home. He
fought, but was beaten into submis-
sion and taken into custody.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
TREASURER AND
AUDITOR BALANCE
Surplus in Strong Box at
End of Fiscal Year
$6O9,599.34
POLICE LOCATE SW|NDLER
Governor Mills, Engineer Miller
and Warden Romero In
spect Scenic Highway.

Governor Mills, Territorial Engi-
neer Miller, and Penitentiary Warden
Cleofes Romero are inspecting the
Scenic Highway today in the Santa
Fe canon. The convict camp is to be
moved to the Santa Fe Trail road con-
struction between Glorieta and Las
Vegas.
Treasurer and Auditor Agree.
For the first time Il the recollection
of officials, the books of the territorial
treasurer and the territorial auditor
balanced absolutely on the evening of
November 80, the end of the fiscal
year. The following is an abstract of
the statement:
Treasurer's balance November 80,
1910, $6O9,599.34.
Auditors balance, November 80,
1910 $569, ,042.67
Outstanding warrants, $40,SS167.
Total, 5000, ,924.94
Treasurer's direct payment, insur-
ance fund from Goth fiscal year, $3.50.
Total, 5000, ,599.34.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received from Warden Cleofes
Romero SITS, convicts' earnings; and
$2O25 from Game Warden Thomas P
Gable.
Mounted Police.
The Mounted Police have identified
Arthur Effler arrested at Ration for
passing bogus check in the Arcade
saloon, as J. F. Eppler who passed a
check on Antonio F. Joseph, Jr, at
Ojo Caliente, Taos county, which has
been returned protested. The check
was for $55. Effler, alias Eppler, rep.
resented himself as the son of rich
st. Louis widow who had come to
New Mexico to invest in lands.
The Mounted Police are also keep.
ing sharp lookout for Peter Ravig.
liza and Batisto Maronioni who killed
two American miners and wounded a
third in Cochise county, Arizona, and
made their way into New Mexico. The
men are Italians and the board OF
county commissioners of Cochise
county has offered reward of 81, ,00l
for their apprehension. The Mounted
Police would not be astonished if the
men turned up at Carthage or Daw-
son or at Magdalena, as they are min.
ers and there are many Italians in
those, mining camps.
life Insurance Company.
The Bankers Life Association OF
Des Moines, Iowa, seeks admission in
New Mexico and M. D. Schneider
their representative, was in consulta,
tion today with the territorial insur.
ance department.
Automobile Insurance.
The insurance department has mott
fled all fire insurance companies op
Grating in this territory that they
cannot under the law, issue contracts
of insurance on automobiles covering
against burglary or theft.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
OFFICIALS
WATCH THE HORNET.
Vessel is Suspected of Carrying Arms
and Ammunition for Some
Revolutionary Movement.

New Orleans, Dec 20.-The reve.
nue. cutter Davy again this afternoon
anchored alongside the yacht Hornet
and special customs inspectors were
placed oH shore opposite the Hornets S
anchorage with instructions to report
promptly any activities in connection
with her preparations for sailing The
Hornet is suspected of carrying men
and war ammunition for revolution.
ary movement in some Central Ameri.
can republic.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
NEVER QuARRELED WITH HIS
WIFE BUT HE is DEAD.
Missouri Freak Who Maintained That
He Had Always Told the Truth
Died at kirksviiIe.

Kirksville, Mo-, Dec. 20.-William
Howard Seeks, whose proudest boast
is that he never told a lie nor quar-
relied with his wife, and who had cele-
brated more wedding anniversaries
probably than any man in north Mis-
souri,, died yesterday at his home near
here, aged 49, He and his wife were
planning to celebrate their seventieth
wedding anniversary on December "a.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
CONTRACT FOR S6,ooo,ooo
BATTLESHIP is AWARDED.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The contract
for the building of the $4,000 ton bat
tleship, Texas, which when it is com.
pleted is to be one of the most for.
midable fighting machines ever float.
ed, was today awarded to the New
port News Ship Building Company, the
lowest bidders, at $5,S30,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
s s s s % s % s s s s s = =
s o. A. LARRAZOLO
SPEAKS TONIGHT

o. A. Larrazolo, the Demo
cratic leader, will deliver an
address on the constitution to-
night at the court house. The
meeting will be called to order
at $3.50 p. m. and it will be
brisk, short and snappy. Ev-
cry one is invited to hear this
noted Democrat and gifted
speaker.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
MRS. BALDWIN WROTE
SECRETARY OF NAVY,
He Destroyed Letter But Remembers
Its Contents WeIl-Fight Over
Big Estate.

Los Angeles, Dec. 20-In the suit
today in which Mrs. Lillian Ashley
Iurnbull is endeavoring to break the
will of Lucky" Baldwin in favor of
her daughter, on the claim that the
daughter is Baldwin's by a common
law marriage, telegram was read
from former Secretary of Navy John
D. Long stating that he had received
a letter from Mrs. Turnbull many
years ago giving the details of the
contract of marriage between her and
Baldwin, but the letter had been de-
stroyed. Mr. Long stated, however,
he remembered the contents of the
letter very we'll.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
CARLSBAD To
CARLSBAD SPRINGS
Post Office Department Chan
ges Name of Eddy
County Seat
CONFIRM ROBERTSAND WRIGHT
Senator Burrow Is Preparing Re-
port on Lorimer Bribery
Investigation.
Special to New Mexican.

SpCC1d1 W ANCW N1CAlSdll.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 20.-The
appointment of J. c. Roberts and E.
r. Wright, as associate justices of the
New Mexico supreme court was con-
firmed today by the United States
senate. John T. Bolton, was reap
pointed postmaster at Carlsbad
Springs, formerly Carlsbad. The
name was changed on petition of
Carlsbad people who invoked the aid
of Delegate w. H. Andrews. The
postoffice department has ruled
against two-word names for post Of
fees but Delegate Andrews succeed
ed in having this rule set aside in
this instance.
The Lorimer Bill.
Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Bur
rows, chairman of the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections, was
authorized today to prepare a report
on the investigation of charges OF
bribery in connection with the cleo
ton of Senator Lorimer of Illinois
Mr.. Burrows announced that the re
port will be in compliance with the
views expressed in the report of the
subcommittee which eXonerated Sen
ator Lorimer but did not pass on the
truth or falsity of the evidence involv
ing the individual members of the II
linois legislature. He did not think
there would be minority report, but
probably will be accompanied by in
dividual statements of some members
of the committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
RIPLEY RIPS
UP ROOSEVELT
Asserts That Both Great Par
ties Have Gone to the
Radical Dogs
INSURGENT DEsTRUCTIONISTS
Too Much Legislation of the
Progressive Stamp, Insists
Santa Fe's President.

Los Angeles, Dec. POI do not be-
liev the railroads would view him
with equanimity," said President Rip
ley of the Santa Fe railroad when
asked last night how he regarded
Roosevelt as a 1912 presidential pos
sibility. People who are boasting of
the so-called progress in government
are destructionists, nothing else" Mr..
Ripley continued. Their work is not
building up, but tearing down. We
are struggling under too much legis-
lation of all kinds, but particularly Of
the so-called progressive stamp. Rail
roads have nothing to expect from
either party AS between the Repub-
licans and Democrats at the present
time, there is nothing to choose. Both
are controlled by destructive fac
tions.'
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
Will Give Fifteen Minutes Notice.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-"The sixty-one
western roads whose engineers are
asking for increased pay must come
to a settlement this week or there
will surely be strike. And if the
engineers do strike the railroads will
get fifteen minutes notice-no more"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
SAD CONTRASTS
Of CHRISTMAS
On One Side Sordid Display
of Wealth in Big
Cities
COLD AND HUNGER ON OTHER
Thousands of Men in Line at Chi
cago in Biting Wind for
Cup of Coffee.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-While the big
State street shopping district reports
Christmas buying this year on a more
elaborate and expensive scale than
for years, "Hogan's Flop and other
resorts of the underdogs give sordid
tales of misery. A score of State
street merchants yesterday reported a
veritable golden harvest this year.
But thousands of men, shivering, lily
clad, stood in line for hours in the
biting wind last night for their turn
to obtain a tin cup of coffee and a
roll from the coffee wagon sent out
by Malcolm Mcdowell.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20
Charity Coping With Destituuon.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-It was the tenth
night that Mcdowell, formerly news
paper reporter, now banker, had his
coffee wagon out to feed the hungry
unemployed, and results have shown
that this charity is almost as badly
needed as in the panic" winter of
1901-08. The municipal lodging
house had more than four hundred
dodgers, while "Hogans Flop" a four
story building, where men may sleep
on the bare floor for a nickle, had
more than thirteen hundred homeless
men within it's walls last night
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-20

Continued on Page Five.)
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-06-17
RosoluaSons Of Respect

Whereas. an ali wise God has re-
moved from our ranks our loyal and
worthy brother, James ". FTetwell,
and while we bow without murmur
to the Providence dictated in love
and not in anger, We sorely lament
the loss OF our brother, and wish
to place on record our estimate OF
his worth es a citizen and member
Of this order.
Therefore, be il resolved: First.
That in the death of brother Fret
well, this body has sustained a dis
tinct loss, and that his untimely
death will stir as TO renewed dill
gence as members of this council OF
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, and as citizens of the
American Republic.
Second That We extend TO the
widow and orphans of our brother
our heartfelt sympathy and ten
derest love in This lark hour of be-
reavsment
Third That a copy Of these reso-
lutiols BE- spread upon the minutes
OF our order, one sent to the family
OF our deceased brother. and anOth-
Ct published in the Farmyille Her
aid.
Z. r. Booker.
w. T. Clark.
Committee.