Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-03
y GENERAL VIEWS NOTES :


The Glasgow Home Coming Associ
ton and the citizens Of Glasgow an
arranging for a homecoming celebra
ton and an entertainment to common
crate the 18th anniversary OF tn
founding OF Glasgow. A large nun
Der Of invitations are being sent GU
for the event.
The date OF the celebration is Au
gust 10. II and IL. Each day has 1
special feature. The first day, Thur
day, is Educational Day. the sec
ond day, Friday. is Carnival Day
and tho third day, Saturday, isaolt
Settlers Day"
New York, July rs.
Cory finger prints stamped upor
the neck Of William Henry Jackson
a Wall street broker. and indelibiy
impressed in red stains on the walls
OF Jacksonfs apartments. led 10 the
arrest OF Paul Geldel, a IL year old
boy, this morning.
Geidel was employed as a bellboy
at the Hotel Iroquois. where the
murder took place early yesterday
morning. His home is in Hartford,
Conn.
The boy was arrested at 1910 o.
clock and taken to police headquar.
tiers, where. according to Deputy 20.
lice Commissioned Dougherty. he viii
be charged with the murder.
II was declared at headquarters at
O'clock this morning that Paul Geidel
confessed TO Deputy Commissioner
Doughorty and District Attorney Viii
man that he chioroformed and robbie
Jackson.
Three men and a woman, who, 1t
was alleged, could throw some light
on the tragedy, were taken to head
quarters with the boy.
Denver. Colo, July 2S.
Worn by a sleepless night, Frank
H. Henwood, who was denied a new
trial for Staying George e. Cope
land, yesterday, is still bitter in his
conversation concerning Judge Whit
ford who made the ruling and was
particularly severe in his arraign-
ment of the prisoner and his coun-
sci.
The scene vas most dramatic. Hen
wood jumped to his feet and com
menced to score the Judge. II ex-
pected nothing else from you" he
shouted, you are noted for your I'M
fairness. / never had a fair trial
Persecution with you has become a
l am innocent of any crime
in Colorado"
London, July 2S.
AS a result Of the Moroccan situ-
becoming accute this morning
found the first division of the
home fleet stationed at Portland,
coaled and ready for sea The oper-
Of preparing the fleet had con,
tinued throughout the night.
The most pessimistlc views regard
ing the acuteness of the Moroccan
crisis were largely. confirmed by the
Prime Minister in the House of
when he read from a
manuscript which had been carefully
prepared, a warning to Germany that
Great Britain proposes to stand for
what she considers her rights and to
maintain the balance Of power in Eu-
rope.
James r~ockenridge, a negro. IL in
he county jail, charged with muir
Ter. breckenridge has been under
arrest for several weeks. but it has
lust been made public that he Is
charged with murder in connection
with the killing of LUIS Dixon, a ne
gro, for which Willard Burton, a ne
gro, Is to be tried at a special term
the circuit court to be held here
Z.
Prosecuting Attorney L. S. CAN'T
has filed information against Brock
enridge charging him with murder.
the information Breckenridge is
charged with hiring and command
ing Burton TO kill Dixon.
Dixon was stabbed to death on
the streets in Mexico one night over
two years ago. Burton who is
charged with doing the cutting, made
his escape and his whereabouts
were not learned until about two
months ago when he was arrested by
the police Of Kansas City.