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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-05

"Juarez, After the Battle Especially
The Star Spangled Banner"
Father and Son."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
BOY FOUND IN
REFRIGERATOR CAR
Went South to Fight Indi.
ans and Almost Froze
to Death
EIGHT BELOW At ALBUQUERQUE
Had Two Small Souvenir Spoons
in His Hand When Rescued
This Morning.

BY Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
st. Petersburg, Russia, Dec. PA
grasping two small sterling silver
souvenir spoons which he had bought
TO rhis mother and sister at Wood
stock, near Portland, Oregon, as
Christmas gifts, Eddie L. Crosswhite,
fifteen years old, who said he ran
away several weeks ago to hunt for
Indians and adventure in the south
west, was dragged more dead than
alive from a refrigerator car in the
Santa Fe yards here this morning.
Eight Below To-day at Albuquerque.
The temperature here was 8 below
zero, and the car was packed with
ice to preserve delayed shipment
Of Christmas fruits. The boy was
treated by a surgeon and will recover.
He will be sent from here to Denver,
en- route home. The lad said he work
ed on a tramp steamer to San Pedro.
walked to Los Angeles and stole a
ride on Southern Pacific train for
Ell Paso. He was put of and walked
most Of the way across the Mojave
desert almost dying from thirst. He
pawned his suit case and surplus
clothes in E Paso to buy Christmas
gifts and then found he had no money
for postage. Santa Fe ofiicials here
mailed the presents for him with .
note he had written and he will bs
given money to aid him to get home
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
CHARGED WITH STEALING
HIS FATHERS ESTATE.
Wealthy Real Estate Owner Of Gal
weston, Texas, Indicted for
Misappropriation.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Sterling, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-It developed
today that Duncan Mackay one Of the
largest real estate owners in Calves
ton, Texas, had been indicted by the
October grand jury on charge OF
misappropriation of the money left by
his father in an estate valued at near.
ly $3.000,oo0.
The transactions which led to the
indictment date back several years.
After long litigation in the circuit
court of Whiteside county, judgment
for nearly 100000 was issued against
Mackay but before the findings were
entered he left the Jurisdiction of the
court.
Duncan Moore, a nephew of the
Galveston man, then went before the
grand jury and gave testimony which
resulted In an Indictment charging
his uncle with misappropriation Of
practically the entire amount of the
judgment entered previously. The in
dictment was suppressed in the hope
that Mackay might return to this
state, 1t being generally understood
that he was In Europe. Now, it IL
alleged Mackay has returned to the
United Staets. but his exact where
abouts are not known.
It is stated that the greater Part o.
Mackay's holdings, which include sew
eral of the main business blocks II
Galveston, were transferred previou,
to the supposed European trip.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
SUPREME PONTiFF PLEASED
WITH UNITED STATES.
Cardinal John M. Farley Pays Fars-
we'll Visit to Pope Before Re
turning to New York.

tRv Special Leased W:re to New Mexican,
Rome, Dec. 27-Cardinal John N.
Farley was today again the recipient
of many warm messages, and beauti-
full flowers on the occasion of his
name day.
Together with his suite and some
American visitors, the Cardinal drove
tc the Vatican for his farewell audi
ence with the Pope and was received
with great honors. 4
The Pontiff met him at the door
of his private library and remained
in conversation with him for over half
an hour, during which he granted all
the requests that Cardinal Farley
made, including honors for the clergy
and laiety of New York which Cardi-
nal Farley wishes personally to an
nounce on his return to America.
The Pope spoke in appreciativa
terms of the United States and of Its
loyal and jealous Catholic population
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
SHUS7ER STILL
HOLDS JOB
Detachment of Indian Cav.
airy Attacked by Persian
Troopers
BRITISH CONSUL DISAPPEARS
Reply to Russia's Ultimatum
Is Finally Sent in a Mod.
flied Form.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Tleheran, Dec. 27.-W. Morgan
Shuster is still here awaiting the
nomination of successor to whom he
can hand over the functions of treas.
urer-general.
The populace, which holds Mr.. Shus.
ter in great esteem, is much incensed
against the cabinet because of its
action in dismissing him. Many writ.
ten protests have been sent to the
authorities.
Indian Cavalry Attacked.
Dispatches from Shiraz received
here give further details of the at.
tack on the Indian cavalry at Kaze-
room. The Indian troopers were es-
corting w. A. Smart, British consul
at Shiraz, from the port of Bush,re
to his post Suddenly when they ar
rive in the vicinity of Kazeroon, IS
miles west of Shiraz, they were fierce
ly attacked on all sides by the Per
slams. A desperate fight ensued, in
which the troopers used their lances
and carbines with great vigor. The
Persians were driven off and it is be-
l:eved they carried several dead and
wounded with them. while the Indian
cavalrymen also suffered number of
casualties, including two killed.
British Consul Disappears.
During the fighting, Mr.. Smart dis
appeared and it is not known what
has become of him. His wounded
horse was found straying on the
roadside.
Killed or Taken Prisoner.
London, Dec. 27.-Ofiicial news has
been received at the foreign office
concerning the disappearance during
the fight between the Persians and
the Indian escort in the vicinity Of
Kazeroon of w. A. Smart, the British
consul at Shiraz. There are no indi-
cations whether Mr.. Smart is sup
posed to have been killed or merely
taken prisoner.
Persia's Reply to Russia.
Persia's reply to the Russian ulti-
matum concerning the appointment Of
future foreign advisers has been fin
ally agreed on in the following modir
fed form:
"The Persian government, in view
of its strong desire always to main
tain cordial relations with Great Brit
ain and Russia, will, in the future, be
careful when engaging foreign officers
for the reorganization of departments
of state that no appointments be made
in a way which would be likely to in
jure the lawful interests of the two
governments in Persia. To this end,
the Persian government will before
hand exchange views with the British
and Russian legations at Teheran."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
DEMOCRATIC
POW-WOW
The Territorial Central Com.
mittee Takes Up Impor-
tant Topics
FUTURE POLICY IS DISCUSSED
The Matter of Appointments is
a Fruitful Source of Worry
and Trouble.

Many politicians of prominence are
in Santa Fe today. Not only mem
bers of the Republicah Executive Com
mittee drawn hither by the prospect
of final action on part of the official
canvassing board of the November
election, but also members of the ter
ritorial Democratic central committee
came here for a meeting at which fu-
ture policies are to be Informally
discussed.
The Klock-Mann decision by the ter
ritorial Supreme Court which has led
some to assert that Governor-Elect
W. c. Mcdonald would be powerless
to fill the appointive places at the
Capitol and on the many boards with
men of his own choosing, was casual
ly discussed but no real parallel exists
between conditions under the Organic
Act which makes no provision for
removal of appointive officials By the
Governor, and the State Constitution,
which does confer this powtr. The
matter of appointments was carefully
considered, also the question OF
contests, especially that which it is
likely will be brought by o. L. Owen,
Democrat, against George H. Van
Stone, Progressive Republican, for
corporation commissioner, and by
Reed Holloman, Republican, against
T. D. Lieb, Democrat, for the dis
trict judgeship at Ration. The threat
of A. B. Stroup, Republican, to con-
test with Alvan n White, Democrat,
for the place of superintendent of
public instruction, however, is apt to
cause the most discussion and various
plans in that connection will be con-
sidered.
There will be an animated and
pointed discussion OF the question
whether the Democrats as an organi7
zation should extend further aid to
the so-called Progressive Republican
party organization in the efforts Of the
latter to disrupt the regular Republi-
can organization, or whether it wolld
be better for the prosperity and ad-
yancement of the commonwealth, II the
democrats without sacrificing any of
their principles, should seek with the
laid of the Republican legislature and
the Republican officials, to give New
Mexico a progressive and prosperous
administration. To some it seemed,
as if the duty of the party organiza'
ton is to play for party advantage
first by seeking to fan the flames of
discord they imagine exist within The
Republican ranks, while to others, 1t
seemed as if the first duty OF the par
ty organization is to assist in making
the Mcdonald administration a sue
cess for the entire Territory.
Throughout, it is apparent that the
New Mexico Democracy is lar more
divided than the Republicans are on
vital questions; that one wing of the
Democracy is ultra-radical, while
another wing is conservative and that
the middle-ground for the two to
unite in action has not yet been
found.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
CRANOALL IS
EXONERATED
Given Transfer to Important
Indian School at Pierre,
South Dakota
COGGEsHELL IN CHARGE HERE
Complete Vindication for Eff.
cient and Popular Local
Official.

Clinton ]. Arandall, the popular and
efficient superintendent of the United
States Indian Industrial School at
Santa Fe, who has returned from
Washington where he answered
charges from which he had been ex-
onerated by former secretary of the
Interior Ballinger and also by Act
ing Secretary Adams, has been trans
ferred to Pierre, South Dakota, there
to be superintendent of the U. s. In
dian Industrial School, which is as
important and as old a school as
that at Santa Fe.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher
completely exonerated Mr.. Crandall
from the malicious and untruthful
charges that had been preferred
against him by fanatical Prohibition
lists but found that it was Inwise for
Mr.. Crandall to invest his money in a
local enterprise and business and
therefore deemed change advisable.
Mr.. Crandall at first, not inclined to
accept a transfer, finally yielded to
the advice of friends and family
and will leave aboMt January Is for
his new post of duty, expecting how
ever, some day, to return to the South
west to live. Mr.. Crandall found that
he had a host OF friends at Washing
ton just as he has at Santa Fe.
Mr.. Crandall's successor here will
be H. B. Coggeshall of Denver. who
had succeeded William E. johnson
who had been compelled to resign
from the Indian service. Mr.. Cog
geshall will have charge Of the In
dian pueblos as we'll as Of the school
although the bonded officer in direc
control, will be Assistant Superin
tendent Snyder who comes here from
Phoenix, Arizona.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
ANOTHER DELAY
ENCOUNTERED
Judge John r. McFie Refuses
to Pass on Clayton Elec.
ton Dispute
HURRY CALL FOR CD. ROBERTS
The Hope of a Proclamation
Before New Year Is Now
Abandoned.

Statehood is likely to be a post
New Years gift of uncertain date II
the delays which have attended the
canvass continue. Disappointment
was written large on the faces of the
politicians who gathered this morn.
ing in the Supreme Court room at the
Capitol to hear the Clayton matter
threshed oat before Judge John R.
McFie in the District Court, when the
Judge announced that for reasons
personal to himself he must decline to
pass on the case.
The question then arose as to the
proper person under the law qualified
to hear the case. A short discussion
disclosed the fact that all the parties
looked upon Judge G. J. Roberts as
the man. After this agreement had
been reached, the court was ad.
journed and message sent to Judge
Roberts, who is out of town, request
ing his immediate presence at the
Capital. 1t seems that the Judge went
to Trinidad last night and was ex-
pected in Ration at 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon so it is possible that the
wire may reach him and that he may
come here without stopping at Ration
reaching Santa Fe this evening. This
will mean that the matter will again
be before the court tomorrow morn
ing.
The action now takes on the nature
of special proceeding. Judge Rob
erts having juris' ;tion in the Fourth
Judicial Dir 1T in which Clayton
precinct VI Union county is located
was, under the law, the proper judge
to pass on the matter.
There are number of possibilities
for delay yet in store and if any OF
them materialize the date of the in
auguration will become yet more In
definite.
A telephone message received this
afternoon from Judge C. J. Roberts
at Trinidad, Colorado, assures that
he will be in Santa Fe tomorrow to
hear the Clayton matter. Judge Nc.
Fie in addition to personal reasons
doubted whether he had jurisdiction
in the case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
RUSSIAN DUMA REAL
NASTY TOWARD NUclE SAM
Wants to Exclude All American Jews
And Also RetaIiate In Tariff
Matters.

by Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
st. Petersburgo, Pa, Dec. 27.-A
supplementary legislative proposal of
a frankly prohibitive character. was
introduced by the Nationalists into
the Duma today. 1t is aimed directly
az the United States:
According to the terms Of the pro.
posed enactment, American citizens
of the Jewish religion are to be total.
ly excluded from Russia, and in the
second place, customs duties are to
be raised by 100 per cent unless the
Russian normal schedule is lower
than the American. In that case, a
duty equaling the American duty
will be collected.
The author Of the bill states that
the last provision is necessary in
order to deal with the import o1
American agricultural machinery
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
OKLAHoMAN EXPECTS TO
PUT KENNEDY TO SLEEP
Carl Morris Has Developed Consider
able Skill as Prize Fighter Since
His Defeat by Flynn.

tBy Special Leased wire to New Me1vcanl
New York, N. Y, Dec. 27.-Carl
Morris, the Oklahoma giant, hopes
to show in his ten round bout with
Tom Kennedy at the Empire Athletic
Club tonight that he has developed
some skill and science since his de-
feat here at the hands of Jim Flynn
a few months ago.
Kennedy is a man of admitted Gle
verness and his admirers say he will
have all the pest Of the first part of
the fight. Morris expects to wear his
man down and then put him away.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
COMMITTEES
WORKING HARD
Everything Is in Readiness
for the Inauguration of
Mcdonald
SOME UNCERTAINTY As TO DATE
But the Great Event Can Be
Pulled Off at a Moments
Notice.

Although there is still some uncer.
tainty as to the date of the inaugura-
| ton of Goyernor-Elect William =. Nc
Donald, the Executive Committee
which met yesterday afternoon at the
New Mexican Office with Mayor Ar.
thur Seligman presiding, urged the
chairmen and Vice-chairmen Of the
subcommittee who We're present, to
rish to completion all work so that
the inauguration exercises as planned
can be held at moments notice. De
| tailed reports were received from
various committees which showed that
everything is well in hand. Seats at
the Inauguration Ball in the Hall OF
Representatives were allotted and the
matter of the distribution of surplus
tickets was left to Acting Chairman J.
H. Crist of the Committee on Arrange
ments.
1t was reported that nearly all of
the tickets to the ball had been sold,
although few are still on hand for
those who desire to attend. On mo-
ton, the ladies' decoration committee
was increased to sixteen. Only those
who have bought tickets or contribut-
ed are given places on the various
committees, and their names will ap-
pear on the official program. Seats
at the Inauguration will be reserved
as follows:
Twenty seats for the press, thirty
seats for Governor Mcdonald and
party; forty seats for the new state
officers; forty seats for the territorial
officials; twenty seats for the federal
officials; 300 seats for those who have
purchased ball tickets or contributed
in cash. The remaining $50 seats will
be distributed by the committee on ar
rangements.
The Denver G. Rio Grande Railroad
has made fare of one rate for the
round trip from any of its points in
New Mexico, tickets to be placed on
sale several days before the inaugura-
ton. The other railroads arc expec-
ted to make equally as favorable
a rate.
The executive committee decided to
meet again on Thursday afternoon
at four o'clock and every member IS
urged to attend. Every chairman and
vice-chairman should also be present
and be prepared to make complete
detailed report.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
Cause Enough For Retirement.
CALIFORNIA ORANGE GROWERS
LOSE THROUGH Frost
smudging, However, Seems to Have
Saved Ninety Per Cent Of the
Crop.
lBy Special leased wire 70 Sew Mexican,

(By Special Leased Wire 20 New Mexican)
Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. PA
comparatively mild night gave fruit
growers ground today for predicting
that damage to the crops in the orange
belt would be slight. The only dam
age so far marked has appeared in
lemon and orange groves. Losses are
generally fixed at 10 to IL per cent Of
the crop. The temperatures In all the
valleys were about six degrees higher
last night and much warmer today.
Growers stated that the weather pre-
ceding the cold snap just passed had
hardened the oranges so that the fruit
was able to Withstand the unusual
cold of Tuesday Hght. smudging was
general again Last night but was not
needed except in the lowlands.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
MUT|NEERS
ARE bEHEAOE0
A Plot Discovered Among
Chinese Troops to Ass.
assinate Officials
LEADERS PROMPTLY ARRESTED
The Assembly Meets Tomorrow
at Nanking to Choose a
President.

(By Special Leased Tira to New Mexican,
Annoy, China, Dec. PA plot has
been discovered among the Honanese
troops in this city to assassinate
Yuan, the taotai, and ,Choy, the mill.
tary commander. The leader of the
plotters has been. arrested and be.
headed, while several of his followers
are under arrest.
Another Republican Assembly.
Shanghai, Dec. PIT is reported
that the delegates of eighteen prov
inces of China proper intend to meet
at Nanking on December % to elect
DR.. Sun Vat Sen president of the
provisional government of the United
provinces.
Cause Enough For Retirement.
Peking, Dec. 27.-The Empress
Dowager Ye Ho La has summoned the
leading princes of the imperial clan
to meet Yuan Shi Kai to discuss the
proposal made at the Shanghai con-
ference. 1t is considered not i'm
probable that Yuan Shi Kai will en-
deavor shortly to withdraw from ac-
tive politics.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
NO PEACE YET
FOR MEXICO
The Magonistas and Reyistas
Declare They Will Keep
Up Warfare
REBEL LEADER D|S|[LUs|ONEO
He Is Beginning to Worry About
the Fate That Awaits Him
in the Capital.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 27.-MagOnista
ard Reyista supporters who have been
agitating Mexican revolution here,
held a meeting last night and an
nounced that the arrest Of General
Reyes would in no way interfere with
their plans to carry on war against
Madero.
Reyes Anxious to Know His Fate.
Linares, Mex, Dec. 27.-Relieved OF
the strain of his days spent as a fugi-
tive in the mountains and brush, Gen
eral Bernardo Reyes has regained
much of his old time cheerfulness, but
is firing of his role of honored prison.
er. Today he continued to receive his
friends, but the question he asked
most frequently was when will. the
train be ready to bear me to the cap
ital?"
The disillusioned rebel leader has
reached the point where he longs fol
the knowledge Of his fate.
still at Linares.
Monterey, Mex, Dec. 27.-Although
General Trevino has not yet received
his order to remove General Reyes
from Linares, there is reason to be
lieve It will be done tonight or early
tomorrow.
Monterey, Mex, Dec. 27.-In ordel
to make General Reyes passage
through Monterey as secret as posi-
BILE, General Trevino has given or
ders that Reyes car be detached a
some point above the station and late1
attached to the regular train going t
Mexico City tonight. At midday
General Trevino received the orderi
to move his prisoner from Linares t.
the capital. Reports today to Genera
Trevino are that David Reyes Retana
one Of General Reyes companions
was captured near Linares last night.
! Mexico City, Dec. PA body o
troops consisting of nearly 1000 rural
es has been ordered from the provin
ces Of Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipa'
to the province of Morelos to cooper
3 ate in the campaign against Genera
Emiliano Zapata. In the opinion 0
government oficials, the releasing o
troops in the northern districti
through the collapse of the neyist'
]; movement will lead to the speed.
elimination Of General Zapata.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
TRUST THAT is AZ
GOOD TO EMPLOYEE.
Distributes Among Them Almost
Million and a Half Of Its An
nual Profits.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Nexicea1
New York, Dec. 27.-The U, s. Steel
corporation has made Its annual distrt-
button to employees under its bonus
plan which has been In force nine
years. The amount distributed for
this year is $1.450,00Q.
The corporation also will offer to
its employees the right to subscribe
for q, 900 shares Of stock on the besisl
Of a plan which has been IN force tn
the period already stated.
Ths price probably will be = httle
below the market. Employees last ye9e
subscribed on the basis Of 20 for M
common and l14 for the prefsts
stock. IN
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27

Cut Artery In Hand-Robert Fry,
employed as carpenter at the New
Mexican building, had the misfortune
to cut an artery in the palm Of his
left hand with q carpenters tool. Fry
who gained local fame as I baseball
player, IS compelled to lay Of from
work by his injury. Yg
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
S s s s S s s s & 5 s s = s
IMPORTANT MEETING
!, TOMORROW AFTERNOON ,

The Executive Committee
having in charge the inaugur-
al exercises. meets tomorrow
afternoon at four O'clock at
} the ofiice Of the New Mexican
and desires to receive reports
from all the chairmen and
vice-chairmen Of slb-comittees
{ s. s S S s S S s s s S s S =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-27
s S s S S s s s s S s S s s
coLD-BLooDED MURDER
IN RIO ARRl1A.

W. 0bhSSN
IN RIO ARRleA.
El Nuevo Estad0 brings
news of another murder in
New Mexico for December. It
occurred just before Christ
mas, and the informant de-
signates 1t as 1ne Of the most
cold-blooded .'rimes in the
history Of the county. Accord
ing to the tory, G. M. Cooley
entered the house Of Edward
Gilliland at Chama and shot
the latter dead. Gilliland was
asleep and death resulted IN
simultaneously. No motive IL
known for the crime, except
! that the perpetrator was prob
ably under tho Influence Of IL
quor. Cooley was arrested.
} SIS s s s s S s s s SIS s S