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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
REPORT IS
KEPT SECRET
SUBJ Committee of Democra-
tic House Afraid of New
Mexico Protests
MEXICO INVASION IS CERTAIN
Senator Borah Pushes Restitution
{ For Popular Election of
| Senator's.
to the New Mexican.

special 10 the New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., May 1.-THE
subcommittee will report to the full
house committee on territories tomor-
row. They decline to give the sub
stance of their report in advance ow
ing to many kilograms received by
members protesting against humiliat-
ing New Mexico, which is practically
in the Union, by attaching Arizona on
to New Mexico. There is a strong
and growing sentiment on both sides
of the house to approve the consti-
tutions separately, or to admit the ter.
ritories to the Union separately.
Andrews stands firmly for the con-
stitution adopted by the people with
out change.
Archbishop ]. B. Pitaval. attending
a meeting of bishops at the Catholic
University. is here on a trip to Rome.
He visited Delegate Andrews Office in
the house Office building.
Senate Meets at Two Now.
Washington, D. c., May 4.-After a
two years fight the senate today
| adopted the Bailey resolution fixing
| two o'clock as the hour for convening
instead OF noon heretofore. The new
rule will be in effect until otherwise
ordered.
! Predicts Invasion.
i Washington, May An invasion OF
Mexico within the immediate future
was predicted in the house today by
! Representative Focht. He said that
an army officer returning from the
border, told him that intervention was
inevitable Mr.. Focht did not nams
1.-THE officer.
Popular Election Of Senators
+! Washington, d. c., May 4.-Senator
Borah sought vainly today to have the
House joint resolution providing fol
I the election of senators by popular
/ vote made the unfinished business OF
the Senate. He yielded to a request
| of Senator Clarke of Wyoming fol
time to prepare report on the reso
luton and permitted the matter to &c
over. He indicated he would make
I; the request again early next week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04

Turn About Fair Play-Burglars
entered the room of girl named
Dottie Smith in the house of Minnie
Carroll early yesterday morning and
stole $45, getting away and leaving no
clue as to their Observation-Disclosures
que Journal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
SPEER STILL NEEDS
TWENTY-oNE VOTES.
(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,

Denver, Colo, May 4.-Today's sen
atorial ballot: Democrats, Adams 80;
Speer 28; Maupin 1; Martin l; Ward /.
Republicans: McCreary 33; Vaile J.
Necessary for choice 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04

sootIeoger Indicted-Minor Johnson
after being sentenced under city Or
dinance at Roswell, has been indicted
by the territorial grand jury on two
counts, selling liquor without license
and selling liquor to students at a
school.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
REPORTS OF DROUTH
SEND UP WHEAT.
Fine Crops Prospects in Europe, How
ever, Modified Bull Movement
on Chicago Exchange.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Chicago May with the weather
map showing continued absence of
rain northwest, drouth gossip took a
fresh start today and helped lift the
price OF wheat. Gable reports of an
improved demand for cargoes at Lon
don furnished additional encourage
ment to the bulls. On the other hand,
fine crop prospects both in Europe and
America were reported to the Bears.
Opening figures We're the same as last
night to 1-4@3-S down July started un-
changed to Is off to SS 3S and rose
to SO S4@7S.
Chicago, Ill.,, May 4.-The close was
steady.
knowledge that shipments from ele-
vators here this week will be large,
formed the basis of much of the mar
ket strength of scorn. July opened
a shade to 1-8 lower at 52M52 1-2,
touched and rallied to 53 3-S@1-2.
| Cash houses were good buyers OF
oats. July started unchanged to Is
jup at 32@32 Is to 80 1-S@1-4, and rose
| 80 Ia.
Big receipts of hogs gave an easy
+; tone to provisions. First sales were
| 2 IL to 71-2 cents cheaper with July
at 1870 for pork, $S for lard and
1892 1-2 for ribs.
New York Exchange.
/ New York, May 4.-Prices ruled
somewhat lower on the stock exchange
this morning but after showing symp
toms of acute weakness early in the
| season, the market rallied and hel(
/ fairly steady. Bear leaders made use
! of the Mexican crisis and prospects
of congressional Investigations of cor
porations and attacked the marke
sharply at the opening.
Although they succeeded in causin.
a temporary break, supporting orders
were sent in sufficient volume to checl
the movement. There was some fur
ther realizing which was partly re
sponsible for the lower range Of prices
The bond market showed considefabl,
activity and strength with large de
mand for Rock Island collateral fours
1nterborough-M -Metropolita 8 1-2s, Thiri
Avenue certificates, Wabash deben
lures and New York City las whicl
made another record, selling at 104 Ia
! STEAM PIPE EXPLOSION
4
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
I am, Sincerely.
MRS. f. +. DUNHAM.
Not Published.

believe this penumbra eclipse is
not published in the United States.
This judge to be the quickest means
at my command to reach the people
God protect you all. How far north
or south of this region the danger
may extend I am not prepared to
state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
STEAM PIPE EXPLOSION
scALDs EIGHT MEN
FrightfuI Accident in Cleveland, o.
shlpyard,-Two Of Victims
Will Die.

Will Die.
(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
{ Cleveland, Ohio. May 4.-Eight men
were scalded, two fatally, when the
main steam pipe to one of the boilers
of the steamer State Of Ohio operated
by the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit
company exploded today. The steam.
er which runs between Cleveland, Erie
and Buffalo, was being overhauled.
The boat was being repaired in prep
Grafton for her first trip Of the season.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-04
CAREY. LAND
BOARD MEETS
Equitable Insurance Co., Of
St. Louis Would Enter
New Mexico
MORE N0TAR|ES APPOINTED
Woodmen Visit Capitol and Are
Pleased With Building
and Grounds.

Governor Mills has appointed J. N.
Stradley, of Puerto, Quay county, and
Emiliano Baca, of Albuquerque. Ber-
nalilln county nntarieS nuhlic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

SAME AS TO UNIFORM
BY Sloane Gordon.

HAVANA, July 3l.--Cuha Just now
Is suffering, or enjoying. as the case
may be, more OF less severe attack
OF tropical hysteria. Havana Is
screaming occasionally. Santiago
cries out in pain. Cienfugos joins in
the chorus. 1t becomes ear-splitting
This is early in the day let US
Say. In the afternoon pain and its
vocal manifestations are suspended
for the siesta. In the evening it Is
important to parade along the prado
and-well. why not put off the trouble
until the morrow manana?
If one reads FL Dia, the new and
particularly apopletic newspaper re-
Gently born here. he is led to believe
Cuba is about To go to the dogs
The above refers as may be sur
missed. 10 the prattle throughout the
United States to the effect that Wash
4nssson WAS contemplating a third, IN.
prevention. Intervention spells an
nexation. according to those in au-
thority.
But that isn't the real source of II
merely a collateral element
The Cuban Disposition.
Hives and smallpox. Colds and con-
sumption. When your Cuban patriot
is disappointed In his ambition 10
range forth and grab an office or a
contract or a bespangled uniform he
begins arguing at once on the end OF
the world and how to bring it about
quickly and with excessive violence
lie decides to pull down the pillars
of the temple-bang-just like that.
What cares he whether or not he is
carried along in the wreckage and
mussed UP? VIII he not have the
satisfaction Of knowing In his hour
of national death that his hated poll
teal opponents have received theirs
CONTINUED on Third Page.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
SHONTS WELCOMES
HIS FAMILY HOME

NEW YORK. July Si.--~Theodore
y. Shonts made trip down the bay
to-day To meet his wife, daughters
and grandson. who arrived on the
Holland American line Rotterdam. AS
soon as MIR. Shonts went aboard the
ting two and half year old Due T..
De Chaulnes ran TO meet him Be-
fore the steamer reached the pier Mr..
and Mrs Shonts and their daughters
Formed a circle around the little
duke and had long talk Every
one seemed happy and smiling
Mr. Shonts was asked about the
many reports that have been circu-
lated about an action for divorce hav-
ing been begun.
II would not dignity the divorce
rumors by making any statement"
he replied.
Mrs. Shants was asked the same
question and she answered that the
report has already been denied by
cable
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
BOY CORN GROWER
JOIN ADVERTISERS

NEW YORK. July Sherry
Moore. fifteen years old, the champion
boy corn-grower of the world, arrived
here to-day aboard the steamship
iroquois with a delegation OF adver-
Using men from Alabama and South
Carolina. who departed for the In
ternational Advertising Mems Conven-
ton at Boston tonight.
Jerry's home Is In Florence, S. c.,
and he planted one acre of his fathers
estate with corn. Other boys did like
wise, and some months ago the coun-
. ty superfrtendents of education in
the two Southern States offered prizes
to the boy who raised the most corn
on his plot of land.
Jerry Moore won everything in
sight. His one acre produced 22S
bushels of corn.
The government paid him 81 a
bushel for forty bushels of his corn,
which was used for seed distrihu-
ton. and the rest Of his corn he
retailed at 81 bushel. This, with
his prize money of $l25. made a total
OF s473 from the product of his one
acre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
BURKE-ROCHE TWINS
WILL KEEP NAME

NEWPORT. r. T.. July 31.-Did or
did not Frances and Maurice Burke
Roche, heirs of their grandfather the
late and exceedingly eccentric Frank
Work. make up with their father Sir
Burke Roche, during their visit to
England? That Is the question puz-
cling Newport tonight. The twina
returned here day.
II they did make up with him they
viii lose part of their Inheritance, I'M
less loophole In Frank Works will
can be found. II they do make up the
elder Will Inherit his fathers title He
win probably get 1t anyway unless he
changes his name to Work. as demand
ed by his grandfather.
In London the twins were quoted as
saying: I'VE can't hit off with father -
In Newport to-day they simply snail-
ed and evaded the question. They state
however, that they will not change
their names.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
NO MONTENEGRO
WAR, SAYS STEAD
BY WILLIAM T. STEAD.

sALONIKA. July Sill interviewed
this evening Abdulah Pasha. the new
commander-in-ch who Is en- route
TO Albania. He assures me positively
that war with Montenegro has been
averted.
THE terms are practically settled
the general said. BE quite sure I
guarantee what I say. ! will make
peace advices from Cettinje and state
that King Nicholas has abruptly stop
ped negotiations with the Turkish
representative by insisting as san es-
sential point that Turkey shall per-
nit Albanian refugees to return to
their homes. taking their arms with
them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
DRINKING PRANK
ENDS IN DEATH
UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR
WOOD CUTS HIS FRIEND
TO PIECES.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
RALEIGH. n. c.. July 31.--Liter-
ally cut to pieces, Paul Stamey was
killed by Seth Wood at Canton in
Haywood county. n. C.
Stamey and Wood. young farmers,
both under II years. were playfuliy
"pranking" with knives.
Wood. who had been drinking.
finally became angry and began cut
ting in earnest with the result that
Stamey received seventeen deep
gashes. The artery of his left leg
was severed and he died In about fif-
teen minutes.
Wood is in Haywood county Jail
tonight at Waynasvilie, Where he
was committed on the verdict of a
coroner's jury. The young men were
close personal friends and the killing
was clearly q case Of too much
liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
NORFOLK ROW IS
STILL UNSETTLED
STATE COMMITTEE WILL. EN-
DEAvoR TO DECIDE COUNTY
DIFFICULTY ro-NreHT.
DELEGATIONS ON HAND
FAILURE OF ouoRs II TO ATTEND
MEETING CALLaa, NY cBAIR-
MAN ELLYsoN CAUSES
PosTPoNTMEST.
DELEGATIONS ON HAND

For lack Of a quorum there was
no action taken last night by the
State Democratic committee in the
Norfolk county primary election con-
test case.
The call for the committee was Is
sued by Chairman Eilyson last week
at the request Of the straightout Dem
ocrats of Norfolk county. who are
contrasting the recent primary cleo
ton held there.
The Norfolk county delegation was
greatly disappointed when 1t was
disappointed greatly when 1t was
learned that no quorum was present.
The contestants viii insist on the
State committee hearing their case
and will fight for meeting. so they
say, until the matter is finally settled.
The straightouts will ask the State
committee To declare against the
fusion element and uphold them as
| the. only Democrats in the county
| also TO approve the straightout ticket
as the regular nominees Of the Demo :
cratic party.
Protest Against Jurisdiction.
When the matter gets before the
State Democratic committee the flu
sionists will protest against the State
committee having original jurisdiction
and will hold that the case should
first bs considered by the local com
mittee. and If the decision OF the To-
cal committee Is not satisfactory. then
| the case could be properly appealed
| TO the State committee.
| Among the straightouts who are
| In the city are NJ, g. Long, H. W.
West. w. b. Carney. r. b, ~Griffin,
c. w. Coleman. Il. r. Hosier. r.. II.
Noriieet, A. f. Carney. A. p. Duke
and Attorney Hord. who lis repre-
senting the contestants.
The fusionists had no committee or
delega ton present at the meeting last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
LAY OUT PLAN OF
STEEL TRUST PROBE

NEW YORK, July 31.-Members of
the Stanley committee investigating
the Steel Trust. at conference to-
day decided to call several expert en-
gineers Tomorrow. to testify as to the
value Of the property acquired by the
steel trust when 1t took over the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company Tues
day will be given over to the testf-
mony on this point. On Wednesday
Grant B. Schley OF the firm Of Moore
and Schley. whose financial difficulties
are said to have led to the merger. viii
he called and questioned by Represent
tative Martin w. Lttleton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
MEXICAN GOVERNOR
WOULD ARREST CREEL

Ell PASO. TEN. July 31.-At the
meeting OF the State legislature OF
Chihuahua, Governor Gonzales asked
that body to cancel the right to .ex-
emption from arrest of Deputies
Juan Creel and Joaquin Cortezar as
Well as ex-Constitution Governor
Creel. The request was made as a
result OF the confessions of the ex-
police officials now under arrest IN
connection with the Banco mine rob-
berry.
The confessions implicate ex-Gorer-
nor Greet inasmuch as it IL alleged
that he had the men brought to his
house and examined them contrary
to law. He is said TO have exceeded
his authority In compelling them to
answer questions in such a way as
to make 1t appear that they had guilty
knowledge OF the crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
CLEWS INVESTS IN
FAMILY PARROT

NEW YORK. July Si.--Henry
Clews Jr., and his son, Henry Clews
Sd arrived on the French liner Sa-
vote to-day from France. Mr.. Clews.
Jr, would not talk about his own
affairs. but he brought with him a
gray parrot. gift for his father. The
bird pleased the elder Clewa i'm
mensely and will take the place of a
parrot which died after having been
in the Clews family ono hundred
years .-----.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
JOHN w. GATES IS
BATTLING FOR LIFE

PARIS. July 31.--John w. Gates
continued to hold his own tonight
His heart action is good and the ply
sicians held out some hope that the
lungs might begin to clear by to-
morrow. This hope. however, Is a
very faint one, as the extreme heat
OF the last week tended to greatly
reduce the patients vitality. Charles
Gates and his mother are in constant
communication with the sick room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
SIX GERMAN SOLDIERS
ARE ARRESTED IN FRANCE

PARIS. July 3i.--Six German sol
dlers crossed the frontier at Nancy
Tonight. About the same time several
telegraph wires on the French side
were cut. Two of the soldiers We're
arrested. The others escaped across
the border. 1t Is thought the men We're
on a carousal, but the incident has
aroused intense anti German feeling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
WITNESS FOUND
TO GIVE MOTIVE
Norfolk Women Will Tell of
Beattie's Talk to Bulah
Binford
URGED HER TO COME
BACK TO RICHMOND
When Reminded He Had
Wife. Replied, Never
Mind About That,
Leave Her to Me-

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
NORFOLK, VA, July 3I.-That
the police have located In Norfolk
witnesses by whom II will be shown
beyond doubt the motive OF Henry
Clay Beattie, Jr,, for numbering his
wife, was announced by Chief OF
Police Kizer tonight Chief Kixer
VIII send the witnesses to Richmond
tomorrow morning. II they refuse
TO go voluntarily. they Will be given
police escort. The police refused to
divulge the witnesses names.
Here IL Chief kizer's statement.
states Attorney Tiiton and tho
police have found in the city OF Nor
Tolk witnesses who viii furnish the
motive that actuated Henry c. Beat
tie to murder his wife. Those wit
nesses will DO taken to Richmond to-
morrow morning. where they Will
identity the prisoner and furnish the
missing link In the evidence"
States Attorney Tilton declared to-
night his positive conviction tina;
when Beattie Is confronted to-mor-
row In his cell by the woman witness
Chief kizer will send to Richmond
the last link In the chain of evidence
that has been forged about the Rich
mond prisoner, will be complete and
proof VIII be absolute that the South
Richmond man killed his young wife
for reasons the Norfolk witnesses will
present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
AMERICAN BISHOP
is I'LL IN LONDON

BALTIMORE, MD. July s1.--Word
has been received here that Bishop
Luther b. Wilson, of Philadelphia. Is
critically III in London of African fever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
Corrotorative Evidence.

L. l. Scherer. chief investigator in
the case. when asked last night about
the Norfolk witness stated that when
she arrives here to-day that she will
simply be recognized as witness ard
permitted to return TO Norfolk. She
will not be held here. nor will she
he taken to See Henry Beattie at the
jail.
without saying what her ,teStl-
mony win be" said MIR Scherer. we
have other witnesses to substantiate
our case and whatever she knows IL
merely corrohorative and may not
even bs used"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
The Statement.


The woman. who Is expected to sup
ply the evidence ~ Mamie Shaefer,
at whose house Beattie met Bulah
Binford. The Shaefer woman, IL IS
stated. says that Beattie urged Buia h
Biaford to come back to Richmond
and that she refused, saying that he
had wife.
Never you mind about that. Leave
her to me-" Beatti1 ts said to have
replied. There was other conversa-
ton along this same line.
Chief kizer to-day tslegraphed 10
Richmond the discovery OF tho Nor
folk witnesses. l.. l. Scherer, who
ia In charge OF the case. talked to
Major kixer over long distance tele-
phone and Kizer apprised him of the
plan TO send the witnesses on to-
morrow morning. The local police
chief outlined 10 Scherer the story
Norfolk Witnesses will falf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

CONTINUED on Third Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
Let u EelIos0 You

OrAss - VARgAnlsa
- q Daily vssaseR
WhAae - Ys0r euA-
nss vasa1asA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

He declared that the whiskey trnse.
was responsible for the repeated cleo
tions called in attempt 10 bring back
whiskev to drv towns The trust wa4.
the only beneficiary OF the trafsic anA
II WAS spending Its money IN -.
xContinnsd on ThiTd R1aa1 ~
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

S2.50 to $350 styles. some hand em- broidered. others trimmed in lace or embroidery. long or peasant sleeves. high and low neck.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

Hand Embroidered Pongec and Pencil Striped Mcssaline Dresses, sold up to S20-positively this sea sons latest models. no old timers.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

low neck styles. in solid blue Chambray Gingham or fancy Lawn we'll made and neatly fin iShed
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

High Art" and Sophomore" Clothe two and three piece styles. in va number of fashionable weaves, ar the most approved models
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

Yesterdays arrivals and considered bargains par excellence at s1.OO Of sheer quality Lawn. finished with lace fichu
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

of Cream Serge. with panel front and back; some have pockets; all this seasons models. then some of and cOlOred Panama.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

Comprising Dutch Neck Models. Tail ored Styles and dainty trimmed af- fairs-values that positively stand alone
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27
Straight Bottom Styles in a Full Lin

Sophomore" and High Art" Clothes, in the seasons favorite weaves and colorings. all expertly tailored.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

Sophomore" and Peek garments. in a magnificent collection of Novelty Weaves and Spring Colorings-We can fit the slim as well as the stout
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

sold up to S22.50. Some this seasons models. also a few from last season. styles sold thus far in the Sale at S9.S7
Arizona republican., 1911-05-27

regular 25c boxes in the following odors: Violet, Lilac, Heliotrope. Sandal wood and CaInation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17

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on ifal til Of paife Den. Gonpen
lester nemlig meget bebre enc TO.
genbe @anb oirefte gier.
Sfal Oh trGffe 9oano igien.
mem en- 6aIo, eler hpao oet mn er.
90 on | 6orten ilet life fan iinoe en-
Srrtfenaal, iaa tiff Ell Sifferbeos.
mail | 9aanoet, luf 9oalen iaien %
trrf gaanoet isiennem meo ben. Oct
goor iaa lei iaa, oa oen butte gnoe
al SifferbeoSnoalen bar life iao let
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altiaa, iom er oelt | Ntioten, ioa ben
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17

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Patent A~dsokate os Solicitors,
tsas y. wniisnssn a Brs.k D. msrehA~sl slaass psii, Nina
Hcve6kontor; g7e-ss5 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
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