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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
ssira Der aoniumeut aiesmal pirtlid Scr @epiuner iein9

fort cine Sibnng bes Sinan3s Counties
flr Sonnerstag firth Gin, nnb In 10
wfinnten bate Dns unter ieiner Cons
trole Itebcube gpmitc Die @oa. 8iIl
lino Die bemotratif1e Sarmers Sreis
liitensgia unsiiuitig eiuberidtet, p6ne
irgeno ipelfes 0erb0r mediterranean
ooer Den gcrbanolunsen i6ren normas
len ,Sauf su Iaiien. YenrpIe hebaupz
tete. es ,tpiiroe 5ebn Nonate bauerr,
Die WoI>9iu geborie burf5narbeiten
ln1o offentlihe 0erbanolunaen ub3us
balten, nnb fpenn benz gomite nidt
ipenisitens mebrere Monate 3eit aes
geben ipiirben, 10 fDnnte pas Gomitc
ebenioglit Die Bill iofort einberiften.
(~SSesbalb 10 bisig. lieber Ienroie?)
8a biugton II. 8. G., 90. sunni.
8ente Dtorgen fur5 mad 8cginu
Der Sisung herihtete Senator SEM
role (Jiepublitaner) bon Yenniplpdz
uien. @oriieer bes SinanS : 9omites
burd Mebrbeitsberiht bic Snrmers
6reiltite uub Die llnberippuSs gprlaee
ungiinitig elm, nit folgenoen Inter
fdrtften: Senroie. Yerniplpanieu;
Gnllom. Sainois; 9obge. 0aiahus
ietts; IeGumber, Norb : Safpta;
Smoot, lltab; @aIinser, Nep Samps
ibire; glart. @poming itnb Sep>
burn. Sbabo, aht reauldre 8epublis
taner. Sic befiirpprtenhe Iinocrz
beitsberi6t ipas ~linter5eifnet bon 60
Sollette or. 8isconfin; 9ailcn,
Seras; Simmons. Nprb Carolina;
@illiams. Miiiiiiippi. unD Gern. Snz
Diana (Sempfraten). Stpne (Scmos
hiatt. @iiiolri. ,rnb Spbniom (Semps
trnt) 0iaine lpdren nbpeienb. Gin
Mntrda Senroie's, sic Nbitimmnns
ilbcr beihe Gorldaen onf unfortunate
Belt 5uriid8uitclen, iticb nui Oppoiiz
tton. purbc ab9elebnt uub bic Nbitims
mung arlf ben anlenOer an9eiest.
@eipalten ppt obcn bis nuten. limb
bic Hepublifaner bittcrer nnb intule.
rantcr sesen bic cisenen anbcrs Seu.
fcnSen &artci- 9enoiien, ais sesen bic
Semufraten, mn bic 9ettcren iuerben
cine CUTE Grnte eimbeimicn, tuenn lie
ibrem bisberiacu Grosramm trcm
bleibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
lteberiiub bon Grntearbetterts
IN Kanias.

Sopefa. Sans. 90. SUM-. -
Charles Sarris. Ser Director bes
itaatlihen Irbeitsbureaus. bat fir
ale grntearbeiter. Die mad &anids
fommen polen. cine offentlife 8ars
nlng crlaiieu. Sarris iast. DuB feline
Grntes Irbeiter mebr notbig limb uno
pab Suuperte bon MGnnern. Die feline
Gr6eit befommen fonnen. iib in Sans
las dniamnteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Cats fiIberme Hseb,eit.

Wafbtngton, 9. g., 10. SUM-.
- Yrdiipeut Gait unb feline @emabs
lin f~eierteE Den Gag ibrer iiIbernen
Soh5eit. @or 20 Sabren b~eiratbete
&iliam 8. Gait SRI. Selen Serrom
in benz Sauie beS Saters Der 8raut
in Cincinnati. Serr Saft mar elm
iunser @bnofat unb SRI. .Serron mar
cine Shuuebrerin. Sett feiern tie
I'M @eiben Sauie Ben Gag. Der Elm
piertel S~abrbunSert hires e6eiid)en
Sebens abihIieSt. iuGbrene ipeld,er
Set Gait Gin 8unoesridter Der Ger.
Staaten. g%ommiHdr Der YbiIippincn.
Straightforward uno Yrdiioeut purSes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
aleme PeftpererSnmns.

Wnbln9tOn, .. 6. = &C.
neral Spitmeiiter 3itdcpd bat Die
SpitsG cglements b1bin a~baeGnbert,
bab ponl 1. Suli on cine Mnrimals
@ntibdSi9ung fir Gi9entbiimer oers
loren gegnngener regiltrirter YuIts
laden 3. unb /. alniie hon $25 nez
mdbrt ipcrben Ipa. 0~cgenipdrtig miro
@uti6doiaun9 nur fir reatItrirte
Tpiriadcu criter alaiie 9cipdbrt nit
Der Nilsnabme, OnB fir internationnle
rc9iitrirte Soitia6en cine GntIhGbis
9uug BON SO fir aae alniien be-
piqiat miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
GcfAaftsfl6rcr: Soreu, @onncr.
Sabrgaug 40.

Bpuentage fallen ifon friiber auf
Oasielbe Satum. Weil man Den
eriten IS jGbrisen Gpflus tets in Die
3eit bon 8 b. Chr. bis 10 %(ineluiipcl
II. Chr. gu iebcn pileet, iol folscnoc
5dbellc Die Sud)e pcritdnolid, mntcn.
(9tnd) Or. Srehsler, sGbronctosie",
Seite 3O.D:
Ser 1. ,Saniidr mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

(Son &Grl 8 itent0tter.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Ghrnne eines 6eiitlisben.

Sutte. 0tont.. 10. SUM. - Gin
Sabelgramm bon 9iidof Carroll aus
&om bradte Die Na6ri9t. SaB Sfarrer
Setter Seiiere bon Der bieiiael ct.
Satrid's : 8emeinbe gum pdpltliden
Sausprdlaten nit Dem Sitel .Nlons
~iisnore" ernannt iporbeu lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Scbr.uar

@enn man benicnigen @nd,taben.
aaf welden Der erite Sunntas bes
Sabres f6lt "a, Q. IN bieiem Sabre
ouf ". neil Sonntag am 1. Sanuar
fell. GpnntasS ! guditabcn mnnt.
man nimmt i'm Dor annern. ipeil
Sonntag pihtiger Tng) 10 bleibt i'm
san5en Sabr bcrielbe Sonntagsbuhs
itabe. mir in einem Sdaltiabre bat
man sipei Sonntassbuditaben; tpenn
lSastsah,n.a e..{ Asr 40 Ga;4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Aairnhrr- Erfnrm

Saieltner : ScrcdJunng mad alter nun
itener Surm. - Cine intcreHante
StnSic init aitrpnumiider Scsriim.
butg. - &aS lit 3eit? - yyragt
mid, Nicmarb barEm, 10 pcif ids;
i'm IDS aber criiiren, 10 pciH
IDS iidDt". erflart Der 81. 9lrsu.
itinrc in iciren 8cfenutniTcn
CXJ, 81.
(Son &drl 8 itent0tter.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Sir bieie 3eituns b%earbeitet. J
aus Dem Ganprek.

Sas Observation-Disclosures fordt fid
nit! - Gs mill cine birefte sena.
tpren : Sorlase minus 8rifpm-
ENHANCEMENT. Cine anbere
nSeimfndtnns" brinst bic stanb-
patters int senat in ppae @mtb.
Gin anseblider Werratb Der
Snfnrsenten. - Die OFFER finD
bic @uaspG. gia nnb bic Farmers.
1reiliife. bic nnsiinitis i'm senate
einberidtet werbem.
@abineton. 9. g.. 81. Snni.
Dds Observation-Disclosures bat belite
nit einem 8otHm BON 172 All 112
Stimmen Dos griitotpz ENHANCEMENT an
Der 0orlase iiber Die birefte Senato<
rentpabl n%erfporfen. Gas griitofps
ENHANCEMENT beldBt benz GonareB bus
Heht. Die 3eit nnb slrt unS 8eiie biez
Ter Bablen feit5uiesen. ipdbrenb bic
pom Sauie a~n9enommene Bill Die Belt,
Die Yldbe unh Die Irt nnb 8eiie Der
Senatorenfpablen burh Die .8eoislntur
zines ieben Staates feitgejebt baben
min. Heprdientant Calls (Mcpubliz
fnner) itimmte segen bas Imenbes
ment. 9urfe lSemofrat) unb geraer
(So5ialiit) itimmten bafir. Sic
Hciolution sebt Jest an ben Senat 3ur
8ieSerberatbung 5uriid. Die Hcmu-
fraten erfl6rten, bas Vplf hcr Staaten
f6nHe rnbts init Ser Gnntrplle iiber bic
@ablen Der Senatpren betrant nuer.
ben, tudDrenb bic &epmbiifaner bafiir
~eintratcit. haR cine fplde antoritat
beirn Gonsref nerbleibeu miiie. Mcs
prdientant Hnder bon Niiiiouri iaatc,
Is fei Der Scfebl beS amerifaniiden
Bottles, bnf bte @abl Der SnnbcS.
ienaturen purt Marfte entfernt merbe.
Or, fubr er fort, babe feline Surdbt Dor
benz Tolfe; ipld)e babe CT MIR Dor Den
binter bartholomew Sbiirer gegen Die
beiliaiten Hed)te, bes Bottles abees
ihloiienen 9ombindtionem. Nfan sebe
benz VDlfe nnr etiuas mebr Niadbt,
bann ,uiirhc balb benz Sul5s, Suder-
mnb alien anheren fruits In Der
Epittt Der WaraitS gcrtadIt meroen.
go
s8 afhingtou, 8. G.. 81. SUM.
Der Senat lit nun in p%fiener &es
polte uno elm bebeutenber Sbeil Der
repnblifoniifen Senatoren bat lid
in Der Sariis angetegenbeit aif Settle
Der 9emotraten 8eidlagen. Sic
Bp~llrcpiiionS : Sorlaee. pclte pum
8aus nit sroBer Nebrbcit angcnoms
men pnrbe. (Siebe bicr5u Settle 81
ipar ipdbrenb bes cages I'M Senat
eingereift poroen. Ser Scnator
Gore (Sflaboma) itelte iofort ben
Intras. Die @orlaae an bas SinanSs
Gomite 81 %peripeiien nit Dem @ilfs
trag. Die WaBreeel Dor Dem 10. Suli
ein5uberihten. Ind elmer NIT grs
b%ittcrune 9~efiibrten mebritiinbigcu
SauersS ebatte plirbe Der Gntroa nit
80 gegen IS Stimmen angcnommcn.
9amit ut Der Wbslihfeit, bnf bic
Eprlase nah bcliebter Manier I'M
Gpmite eines l%auaiamen SpbcS itifbt,
inbem tie einiad nidJt eiubcri6tet
tpirb, pprgebenst.
Sn ieiner 8utb berief Eeproie ios
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
WITNESSES FROM AFFAIR
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Hotel Keepers, Mattresses, Dynamite
Workers Among Those Sum-
moned at Los Angeles.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 12.-The
corridors of the federal building were
thronged with prospective witnesses
today when the United States grand
jury resumed it's Investigation Of the
dynamite conspiracy which involved
the Mcnamara Brothers. :
Several of the men summoned were
employees of the powder factory from
which James B. Mcnamara, known as
Bryce, and Schmidt and Caplan, pur-
chased the high power dynamite used
to blow up the Times building.
Two or three others were hotel
clerks at which Mcnamara stayed
while in San Francisco. There were
several women also, among them Mrs
Belle LAWN and Mrs. D. H. Ingersoll
lodging house keepers of San Fran.
cisco, at whose houses Mcnamara,
Schmidt and Caplan lived for short
periods, Mrs. Emily Stuperich wife of
a hotel keeper and number of wait
resses in San Francisco and Oakland
cafes and restaurants.
Oscar Lawler and Detective McLar-
en- entered the grand jury chamber
carrying suit cases which were said
to have been among the baggage OF
J. B. Mcnamara, "Schmidtty" and
Caplan seized at the ferry building
in San Francisco.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
u. 6. Guard Doubled.
RAINS IN ARGENTINE
MAKE GRAIN MARKET FIRM
Wheat, Oats, Corn and Provisions
Show Higher Figures Today
Than Yesterday


by Special Leased Wire to New Mcxcan)s
Chicago H., Dec. 12.-Rain in the
Argentine, making crop prospects
more unfavorable,. brought about a
little show of firmness today in the
market for wheat. The opening was
unchanged to 1-S@1-4c up. May
started at 81 to 81 1-Sc, this is small
change from last night If the market
is taken altogether. Later. there was
reaction to SO 7-Sc. The close was
firm at 81 5-Sc for May, a gain of 5-S
to 3-4 net.
Liberal purchasing on the part of a
few houses, put some strength into
corn. May opened at 62 7-S@63c last
nights level to 1-Sc higher and seem
ed inclined to keep within that range.
The close was steady 1-2c net higher
for May at 63 3-Sc.
Oats sympathized with corn. May
started shade higher at As SIS anG
showed disposition to hold steady
at that figure.
The lighter run of hogs aided in
giving provisions a lift, but meat and
lard shipments were less than year
ago. First sales varied from shade
to I 1-2c higher with May options 15.7;
for pork; 9.15 for lard and S.337 IL fol-
ribs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
BIG RAILRC ADS DIVIDE
100000 PASSENGER FARES.
Through Car Service Over BurIinq.
ton, Rock Island and South
ern Pacific to Coast,

fBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE dispute
between Southern Pacific roads and
tn Rock Island & Chicago Burling.
ton lines over the division of passen-
ger fares between Ogden, Utah, and
San Francisco, has been compromis.
ed, according to announcement made
here.
1t was also announced that through
car service on both the Burlington
and Rock Island, via the Southern
Pacific. Western Pacific and San Re.
dro, Los Angeles And Salt Lake lines
west of Salt Lake City and Ogden
will be resumed at once.
The compromise also will result in
the distribution among the roads af
fected of about 100000 in passen.
ger fares that has been held up pend
ing an adjustment of the matter.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
ENTRIES AT THE JUAREZ
RACES FOR TOMORROW

(I'y Special Leased W:re to New Mexican)
Juarez Mex, Dec. 12.-First race,
selling five and one-half furlongs: X
Delaney 9S; X The Fad; Harvest Fly
1903; X King Elk, Shooting Spray, 1O6;
Tommy Twig, Quartermaster, J H
Reed, Ill; Judge Cabiniss, Lyte
Knight 112.
Second race, selling, two year olds:
Six furlongs: X DeCesarion, X Dog
Star 95; First Fashion, Sleepland, Fly
ing Dor, Booger Battle Lehigh, Eve
lyna, 100; McAlan, Lake Tahoe. 103.
Third race, selling, one mile: y
Roseworth SO; Bell Cliff, Chess 9S;
Pit-a-Pat 101: x Lotta Greed, 1O2.
Barney Oldfield, Keep Moving, Charlie
Green, Misprision, Gunston, Virginia
Lindsey, 107; Kiddly Lee 10; Tifili'
lis.
Fourth race selling, one mile ana
a furlong: Rake, X Rompie 81; Lack
rose 106; Dutchrock 1O7.
Fifth race selling two year olds, sis
furlongs: Bill Anderson, Thistle Rose.
100; Dudo, 1903; Errant Lady, 105; "
H. Ford, 1903; The Visitor 109; Error
Tourist 112.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs
Manac, 100; Lady Macy, 1902; Incl
sion, 104; X Signor, Fern L. 1O5; Hep
ry Walbank, LOG; Oxer, 10; Jeann.
D'Arc, Ill.
X-Apprentice allowance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
TRADE IN
MEXICO TO GROW.
On the Eve Of Tremendous Develop.
nent Is Prediction Of Consul
General Shanklin.

(By Special Leased Wire 10 New Mexican:
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 12.-Ameri.
can trade in Mexico is on the thresh
old of its greatest development accord.
ing to Arnold Shanklin, consul gener.
al for the United States at the City
of Mexico. Mr.. Shanklin was in
Kansas City on his way to his post
when conditions become permar
nently settled in Mexico there will be
a greater opportunity than ever be-
fore for the extension of American
trade and the investment of Ameri-
can capital" Mr.. Shanklin said.
"The United States has been very
friendly to the best interests of Mex.
cans and they know it. The present
administration feels very FAVORABLE
toward American capital and will en-
courage large investments.
There Is no question but that the
Mexican prefers articles of American
manufacture to the native or the
European make. However, the Amer.
lean has yet to learn how to sell
goods in Mexico"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
ARIZONA WILL
PLAY FALSE
Will Eliminate Recall of
Judges Today, Will Put
Ii Back Next Year
LIGHT VOTE IS BEING P0LlEO
While Democrats Have Advau-
tage, Republicans Hopeful
of Success.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Phoenix Ariz., Dec. 12.-Arizona,
the last of the territories, assumed
the full sovereignty of state today
by electing its own governor and &C
quiring for the first time, two United
States Senators and one Congress
man.
In all the 13 couties of the new
state voting today was enthusiastic
but light in comparison to the total
population for the reason that by the
enabling act under which Arizona
comes into the union, the suffrage was
restricted to the voters whose names
were on the great register of 1905
This cut Off thousands of people who
have settled in the new state during
the last three years.
Republicans Have Progressive Pl--:..
form.
Interest in the election centered in
the vigorous contest between Repub'
licans and Democrats for control OF
the new state by the election of the
governor and the Congressional dele.
cation. Republicans have had the
stimulus of a progressive" platform
which it was hoped, would overcome
the normal Democratic majority
while their opponents were enthusias
tically re-echoing the hopes of leaders
at Washington that "Arizona Demo.
Gratis would vote straight and add two
more Senators to the Democratic side
in the Senate"
Cameron Made Good Fight.
The Democrats hope to elect both
Mark Smith and Henry Ashurst as
Senators, though the Republicans de
clared today that Ralph Cameron, Re
publican delegate in Congress, was
practically sure of winning one of the
togas.
Campaign managers for George w
P. Hunt Of Globe, former president
of the constitutional convention and
Democratic candidate for governor
declared he had long lead over
Judge Edward Wells OF Prescott, the
Republican nominee.
Arizona is Insincere.
The judiciary recall, feature O.
the constitution framed by the Demo
cratic constitutional convention viii
be eliminated at the election today
President Taft in consenting to the ad
mission of Arizona having made thai
"a condition prerequisite to statehood
It. is said by leaders of both sides
however, that just as soon as Arizona
is safely installed in the sisterhool
OF states, steps will be taken to pu
the recall of judges back into tn,
constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
SHEEPMEN FLOCK
To OMAHA.
National Wool Growers As.
sociation Is Drawing
Many Delegates
FINE EXHIBITS HAVE ARRIVED
Ten Dartmoors, Only Represen.
tatives of the Breed, In
United States.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican;
Omaha, Neb, Dec. 12.-With a re
duced railroad rate of two cents a
mile in all directions for the dele.
gates to the National Wool Growers
Association, which will open in three
days session in Omaha on Thursday
morning, members are coming from
all sections.
S. w. Mcclure, national secretary,
came in from Gooding, Idaho, this
morning He will be followed by
Frank R. Gooding. former governor
of Idaho, tomorrow, while Senator
Borah of Idaho, and Frang G. Hagen.
barth are expected Thursday morning.
The first shipment of sheep, arriv-
ed Monday afternoon from East
Shoreham, Vermont, E. n. Bissel of
East Shoreham has a flock of ten
prize winning Merinos.
A flock of ten Dartmoors the only
representatives of this breed in the
United States or Canada, will arrive
late Tuesday evening.
These are the property of the Uni.
versity of Wyoming which recently
purchased them in Forest, Ontario.
The Wyoming delegation of sheep
men will arrive Thursday morning
from Cheyenne, where the state con.
vention is being held.
A special train has been chartered
for the 800 or more delegates.
The Idaho delegation will also come
in special train. This representation
will propose some radical changes in
the present constitution. Idaho also
casts covetous eyes On either the
presidency or the secretaryship and
threatens to dislodge some one from
his present position.
More than 700 sheep will be ON ex.
hibition at the sheep show, making it
the largest affair of it's kind ever held
in the west.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
GOVERNORS ARE
At PENNSYLVANIA CAPITAL,
Party Received by Chief Executive
Of Keystone State and Post
master Stackpole.

tBv Special Leased Wire to New Mex1can)
Harrisburg, Pa. Dec. 1.-THE west
ern governors were the guests Of the
city today and Immediately on their
arrival at noon began a program Of
sightseeing and entertainment that
will last until midnight when the
party will leave for Pittsburg.
The party was received by com.
mittee headed by Governor Tener
and Postmaster Stackpole and escort.
ed from the station to the Board OF
Trade in automobiles accompanied
By the Carlisle Indian band.
The governors stopped at Lancas.
ter, Pa, for two hours on their way
here from New York.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
RESCUED MINERS
NOW INSANE
Two of Them Dash About
Wildly In Coal Mine Work.
ings at Briceville
4 C0RPSE.STREWN CHAMBER
Thirty Bodies Have Been Re
moved From I'LL Fated Ten.
nessee Property.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Briceville, Tenn, Dec. 12.-Spurred
on by last nights discovery of sur
vivors of Saturdays dust blast in the
Cross mountain coal mine, fresh res
cue squads went into the cross entries
this morning, hacking and digging
with redoubled energy. Their only re-
ward, however, was the discovery of
a corpse-strewn chamber far back in
the mine. At II o'clock, 80 bodies
had been removed.
Stricken mad, probably fear-inspir-
ed by their plight, two miners. who
had been with the party rescued last
night, are now dashing wildly in and
out of channels in the far recesses
of the mine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
HIcYcLlsrs COVER 7ss
MILES IN SO HOURS.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Aiex,can)
New York, Dec. 1.-THE 2 O'Clock
scope. the 38th hour In the six day
bike race, showed IL teams at 7S3
miles fiat, and two teams Thomas and
Stein and Calvin and Wiley at 1872
miles and nine laps. The previous
record was TT miles s laps, made by
Cameron and Krebs In 1909.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
REY|STAS SACK
MEXICO TOWNS
Juarez Threatened and Uncle
Sam Doubles Forces
on Border
SEVERAL HAC|ENDAS ROBBED
General Viljoen With Yaqui
Chiefs on Way TO Mexico
City.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New MeA<an)
Mexico City. Dec. 12.-The town OF
Victoria in the northeastern district
or the state of Guanajuato, has been
occupied by several hundred Reyistas.
There was no garrison in the town
and the Reyistas found little resist
ance.
Another Town Sacked.
Guantla. Mex, Dec. 12.-The town
of Ticuman, state Of Morelos, has
been sacked. Two Spanish merchants
were killed. The place was not gar
risoned.
Viijoen With Yaqui Chiefs.
Eel Paso, Texas. Dec. 12-Four va
qui Indian chiefs, accompanied by B.
j. Viljoen commissioner TO tue va
quis from Mexican government,
are here today en- route TO Mexico
City to consult President Madero rel
ative to settling the differences be-
tween Yaquis and the Mexican gov
ernment.
1aClcnGIS hOpOeo.
Puebla, Mex, Dec. 12.-Several ha-
ciendas of the district of Zacatepec,
state Of Puebla, belonging to Span
lard, have been robbed and property
to the value of $4,000 pesos stolen.
At Jiquilpan, Michoacan the rurales
routed 80 Reyistas, driving them to
Jalisco.
U. s. Guard Doubled.
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 12.-United
States guards on the border were dou-
bled today when United States army
officers were notified an insurrecto
attack was to be made On Juarez. Re
ports that a Reyes revolution is to
be launched on December 10 with the
seizure of customs houses, are gener
ally discredited.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
TURKEY IS UP
AGAINST FIERCE REBELLION.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
London, Dec. IA news agency
dispatch from Vienna says that ac-
cording to oficial advices received
from Cettinge, the capital of Monte
negro, dangerous insurrection has
broken out in Albania. Twelve thou
sand men are under arms and an ex-
tension Of the movement is probable.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-12
EVENTFUL DAY
IN CONGRESS
House Committee Favors fhe
Abrogati6n of Treaty
With Russia
MISSISSIPPI SENATORS CLASH
New York Representative De.
N1
New York Representative De-
nounces Plan to Pension
All Veterans.
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Clash With Russia.
Washington, Dec. 12.-The Hous'
committee on foreign affairs toda!
unanimously agreed on the Sulzer res
olution directing the immediate abro
cation of the 1882 treaty between tn,
United States and Russia because o
the discrimination by Russia agains
American Jewish citizens in the rec
ognition of passports.
Special to the New Mexican.
Luna Specially Recognized.
Washington, D. c., Dec. IA. tn,
dinner at the White House to the Ma
tional Republican Committee Actin,
Chairman Hill, of Maine, sat on tn,
right, and Senator Penrose on the lef
of President Taft. Owing to his con
tinuous, honorable sixteen ycars' SCI
vice as National Committeeman from
New Mexico, Solomon Luna was ae
corded special seat of honor nea
the President.
Democrats Oppose Pensions.
Leading Democratic opposition t,
veterans service pension bill Fitz
gerald, Democratic, of New York
said. There are some imposters OF
the pension rolls. The bill should b.
held up till the pension list is inves
tigated and ventilated" That woul,
take three hundred more clerks at tn
pension office. Owing to the addition
al expense he would not support tn
BILL Applause on the Democrat
side. The Republicans will vote soil
for the soldiers.
Harry Sims at Washington.
Harry Sims arrived from Las Crr
ces.