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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26
MILES.

A real live lion that snarls and
roars I'm a properly terrifying manner
is the feature OF the Miles vaudeville
bill this week. The Hon appears IN
the elaborate pantomime called The
Lions Bride" The bride, an indian
princes, In thrown into the lions den
because she spurns the love OF the
bearded tyrant and the Hon Is seen
tearing her TO pieces, though she APP
pears safe and sound at the end OF
the act.
Carter, the mysterious. is another
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26

important feature OF the bill. He has
an array OF mystifying tricks with
magic cabinets and other apparatus,
the best being mysterious hand
which he causes TO tap on q pane Of
glass In full view OF the audience, an
wering all sorts OF questions put to IL.
Irving Jones and Burt Grant. two
real blackface men. who are we'll
known In vaudeville, have a spon-
taneously funny line OF dialogue and
repartee besides some songs and q
little dancing. They made a big hit
with the audience.
MacFarland, Wier and Leopold have
a musical number which demon
strates that they have good voices for
ragtime, and they found favor with
the audience. Warren and Francis
have an acrobatic dancing number
which introduces some fancy steps
that have not yet been exploited in
society dances.
Tozer. the boy wonder with some
thrilling stunts upon roller skates
opens the bill, and the Milescope, with
motion pictures, closes IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Chauncey Olcott has been and gone
and done II again. He might have
switched over and given US a problem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26

liantine you used for your hair. I'd be
glad or the loan OF It."
Get down OF this bridge"
I'm going TO bask in the arrums OF
beauty"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26


And then, being a thoroughly cap
hble man In perfecting detail, he went
bn to insure that his venture should
hot miscarry. The despised Moor,
who held the low country, was, he
knew full well. incompetent for such
business The Moor was good for
nothing but a fight. The detestable
Kahudi was the only man OF affairs
shameful as IL was to own such q
hing in all wide Morocco. SO the
amt sent kidnapers into the City OF
Iogador (where the London and
Hamburg steamers CALI and in full
Tess OF time they returned with six
men OF Israel, bound and trembling.
To the ordinary eye they were un-
ppetiZing scoundrels, who were born
ringing, who begged as habit, and
Eho did not blunder into telling the
ruth more than once between Rama
an and Ramadan. And the potentate,
those ancestors had as mercenaries
nder Titus helped to storm Jerusalem
the year 20, did not handle them
With undue delicacy.
Said he: IL know you vermin stick
pgether. So ! shall retain you here
s hostages while your fellow dogs OF
ahudis elsewhere carry out that
hitch wish to be done. Beyond that
urtain is my son. my eldest. man
13 years. Him wish taken to the
puntry OF the N'zaranees, and
throughout eight years taught all the
hings the Yaiours know"
But Il will cost money, much
oney," one OF the capuyes yam.
cred
His holiness nodded TO pair OF ex-
erts. Throw that dog upon his face
nd beat the soles OF his feet till he
rs purged his offense i'm speaking un.
bked, to one whose forbears married
be prophets sister. My son Is a
tince's son, and, though in truth he
ust not be known as such IN the
aiour lands gest ~ befall HIM al
e money that shall be due for his
aintenance and teaching shall be
eely provided"
The Eve remaining Jews lifted their
Ands 10 their foreheads I'm acqules
nee with such unanimity that they
lght have been one Jew.
And for the sure performance OF
IL task you nve-and that dog, also
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-26
H. The Marriage Of H.
rs Captain Kettle ~
IltHN ROMANCE OF THE SEA. M
fH% By -z21sy
ASA. The Merrill A8f1[1
ROMANCE OF THE SEA.
BY CUTCLIFFE HYNE

Copyright 1912. The Bobbs-Merrin Company
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
R|CHESON MET
DEATH BRAvELy
Boston Murderer Succumbed
to First Application of
Current
BURIAL WILL Be IN VIRGINIA
Body Was Claimed After Exc.
cution by Brother Living
in Chicago.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexicazs
Boston, Mass, May 21.-Douglas
Richeson, of Chicago, brother of the
former clergyman, Clarence V. 7.
Richeson, who paid the penalty for
the murder of Avis Linnell in the cleo
trio chair at the state prison just after
midnight, claimed the body today. Be
fore the body could be turned over to
relatives, it was necessary for Dr.
George Magrath, medical examiner OF
Suffolk county, to perform the autopsy
required by law. This he planned to
DO during the forenoon.
Reports that the brain and otNsS or
gans of the executed man might be
given to the medical institutions ant
medical specialists for examination
and study, were declared untrue by DR.
Magrath.
| Remains Taken 20 Virginia.
| Richeson's body will be taken bacl
to his old home in Virginia if hi
wishes are carried out and will b.
buried in the little cemetery at Am
herst court house. The last words a
the remains are committed to tn
grave will be said by the Rev. Herber
J S. Johnson, of Boston, who acted a
Richesons spiritual adviser after h
was taken to the death house. On
of the last requests made by Richie
son was that Mr.. Johnson accompan
the body to Virginia. Mr.. Johnson a
! GO will carry messages from the ext
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
Coal Car Distribution.

Washington, D. c., May 21.-The
Denver & Rio Grande railroad and the
Colorado & Southern railroad today
We're ordered by the interstate COM
merce commission to file before July
20, regulations to govern the ratings
Of coal mines on their lines in Huer-
fano and Las Animas counties, Colo
RADIO, and to provide for an equitable
distribution Of coal cars. The order
was made on complaint of the Colo
RADIO Coal Traffic Association.
New Freight Rates Suspended.
Washington. D. c., May 2l,-Pend-
! ing further investigation, the interstate
commerce commission today continued
in suspension until December II next
! the proposed new classification Of
freight rates in western territory. This
new classification, known as Number
: 51,' through a re-rating of hundreds
/ of articles, would provide for a ma
terial increase in practically all freight
! charges in the west.
instruction in Farm Management.
! Washington D. c., May 21.-Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson has an
nounced plans to be instituted for farm
management study and work in the
north for which both houses of Con
gress have made provision in the agri
cultural appropriation. This plan Oh
which the secretarSf and DR.. Galloway
chief OF the bureau OF plant industry
have been working for several months
corresponds to the cooperative dem
rnstration work in the south.
Home Study for Farmers.
The federal government through
their agents who will act in co-opera
tion with state and local inspectors
proposes to make a comprehensive
study of the farms of the country
wiir a view especially of carrying tt
the farmer information which vii
show him why certain branch o
the industry is Improbable and how
he can make it pay, or if not, VIII!
he should drop that branch.
Garry School to Farmer
I'VE will carry the agriculture
school to the farmer" said Secretar
Wilson. "Ordinarily only one man il
ii large number can go to school f
study farming. We must take tn
school to him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
HEAVY VOTE IN DENVER'S
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican>
Denver. Coo, May 21.-Estimates
by leaders of the Citizens Party an
noanced at 2:30 this afternoon, pre-
dicted the election of Arnold by ap-
proximately 1000 over Hunter and
Bailey.
sThe estimates were based on per
sonal canvass of votes cast this morn
ing, John B. Hunter and w. T. Daver
en- chairman of the central commit
tee, was optimistic ana credited the
election of the Democratic ticket
| They declared the heavy ballotlnt
gave assurance that the full part!
vote would be cast. Odds posted il
local pool rooms today favored Ar
mold. the odds being five to two.
Vote viii Be Heavy.
Denver, Colo, May 21.-Ideal weatf
er brought heavy early vote today i
Denver's municipal election. At
O'Clock this afternoon estimates place
the vote cast at As to so per cent {
1 the registration. The polls close q
! o'clock tonight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
DARROW TRIAL AWAITS
ARRIVAL OF VENIREMEN
Juror Already Sworn May Be Excused
on Account of Violent
Headaches.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MeXican)
Los Angeles, Calf, May 21.-There
was no session of the Darrow trial to-
Gay, owing to the inability of the court
to secure service on all of the new
special veniremen drawn yesterday af-
ternoon when the first special venire
was exhausted.
Juror May Be Excused.
Paul Ritter, one of the first jurors
selected, told Judge Hutton yesterday
that he was subject to violent head
aches and that he had suffered great
" by the confinement. The court an
nounced that if he felt no better when
the trial was resumed, he would be ex
cused.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
LIGHT ON LOS ANGELES
BUNGALOW MURDER MYSTERY.
Miss Minnie Quinn of Chicago is
Believed BY Police to Be
Victim

(By Special Leased Wire to New MexIcan)
Chicago, H., May 21.-The Chicago
police are convinced that the identity
of the murderer of the young woman
whose body was found in an empty Los
Angeles bungalow ten days ago and
of his victim, has been established.
| Further details of the garments and
appearance of C. C. Dillon, and more
particulars about Miss Minnie Quinn,
who, the police are convinced, were
the actors in the western tragedy, were
| forwarded today to the Los Angeles
police.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
SAN DIEGO DEMONSTRATION
is CALLED OFF.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
San Diego, Calf, May 21.-Sentl-
ment in opposition to the projected
demonstration of citizens against the
Industrial Workers of the World and
persons connected with their trials
developed today and it was said the
mass meeting at the court house plan
ned for tomorrow morning might not
be held.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
CUBAN REPUBLIC
FACES UPRISING
Negro Armed Band Attacked
Rural Guards Near
Guantanamo Bay
SANTIAGO REPORTS ROVERS
Government Advises State De.
paltment of Revolt's
Suppression.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Havana, Cuba, May 21.-The Cuban
government disclaims any further
knowledge regarding the uprising of
the negroes, but the opinion is spread
ing that conditions are becoming more
serious. 1t is creditably reported to-
day that two armed parties are Oper-
ating in the province of Matanzas
which hitherto has been reported tran
quill Orders were issued today for ad-
| ditionaI troops to be prepared to take
the field.
Battle Near Guantanamo.
The newspapers complain that the
! government is holding up all press dis
patches from the disturbed districts. A
strong band of negroes assaulted the
barracks of the rural guards at Man
quito, near Guantanamo, but the
, guards were able to offer successful
defense, although they lost two killed.
The loss of the negroes mas not been
ascertained.
| Santiago Fears Trouble.
Santiago Cuba, May 21.-Great I'M
rest prevails and there is grave appre-
hension throughout this vicinity 1t
is reported today that party of arm
ed negroes has passed through the
town of Siboney near the coast, with
a number of horses stolen from an
American citizen. Many of the long,
shoremen on strike are missing this
morning, and it is reported that they
have joined armed parties in the field
Conspiracy Declared Suppressed.
Washington D. c., May 21.-The
Cuban government has expressed con
fideuce that the recently discovered
conspiracy of the negro element of the
island to revolt has been successfully
suppressed, according to state depart
ment advices today from the American
legation at Havana In the province.
of Santa Clara and Pinar del Rio, {
large number of negroes have been ar
rested on the charge of revoutionar.
conspiracy
Serious Situation in Oriente.
General Evaristo Esteno, liberia
leader and Gen. Ivonet are directing
the movements of the negro insIrg
ents in the province of Oriente, where
the situation has become most seri
Gus, according to dispatches received
| by the government today. The prov
: ince of Matanzas and the District
l Camaguey, in the Province of Puerto
2 Principe remain quiet. Two small
r bands in the province of Havana ant
} Pinar del Rio have been dispersed b,
troops. Colonel Azcona, leader of tn
former, has been arrested.
! Assurance of Support.
: The government continues to re
y ceive from all quarters assurance o
e support. General Emilio Nunez, pres
e ident of the Association of Veteran
: and Alfredo Zayas, vice president c
i the Republic as the leader of the lii
e eral party, have both explained tina
l. they deplore the fact that the ann
versary of the birth of the natio
n should be marked by an attempt 0
1t the life of the republic and urge a
y patriotic Cabans to rally loyalty in d.
e fense of lie government.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
NEW YORK BURGLAR
HAD $4,000 IN LOOT.

(By Special Leased Wire to rSew Mexican)
New York, May 21-Shackled to his
prison keeper and guarded by de-
tail of detectives, Bert Curtis, under
arrest as a burglar, went to a branch
of the Colonial bank here today and
there opened five packages which he
took from safe deposit box. A mo-
ment later there lay spread out before
the detectives a display of gold and
diamonds valued at $4,000. Curtis
was arrested last Sunday as he was
coming out of a cellar under jewelry
store. Several thousand dollars worth
Of loot was found in his fiat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
cuted murderer to his relatives.
Left No viii.

Richeson left no will, but in conver.
satons with Mr.. Johnson and Will
lam A. Morse, his counsel, during the
hours preceding his death, he gave
directions as to the disposition of his
personal effects His library Richeson
left to clerical friends.
Successful Execution.
The execution of Richeson is said
by witnesses to have been most sue
cessful of any of the fourteen that
have been held at the state prison
since the electric chair was adopted
It was only necessary to apply the
current once and in less than fifteer
minutes after Warden Bridges and the
party of witnesses left the prison of
fee, for the death house, they FLEE
back and attached their signatures tt
the papers stating that the order o
the court had been complied with.
Steps Did Not Falter.
After his collapse of last Friday, !
had been feared that Richeson woul'
not be able to stand the final strain
but on the way from his cell to tn
execution chamber his steps did no
+! falter, and he answered the question
as to his faith in God, put to him b
his spiritual advisers, calmly.
/ New Occupants for Death House.
! Within few days the death hous
will be occupied again by Lena Gus;
mano and Enrico Mascioll, of HUI
who have been sentenced to deaf
during the week of June for the mu
der of the womans husband.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
WILLIAM A, PENDERGAST
WILL NOMINATE ROOSEVELT

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, D. G., May 21.-Wil.
liam A. Pendergast, comptroller OF
the city of New York, has been pick
ed by Colonel Roosevelt to make the
speech placing him in nomination for
the presidency before the Chicago con-
vention next month. This fact was
announced today by Lucius N. Lit
tauer, former congressman, and one
Of the Roosevelt delegates from New
York to the National convention. Mr.
Pendergast has been National fig.
ure in Colonel Roosevelt's campaign.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
MEMBERS OF DETROIT
TEAM FINED 500 EACH

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Philadelphia, Pa, May 21.-The
American league in special meeting
today fined each member of the De-
troit baseball team 500 for refusing
to play ball in this city last Saturday
and Monday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
= <~< = ~N< <<ES =
OPEN MEETING OF

! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
There will be an open meet
ing of the Chamber of Com
merce at 8 o'clock this evening
s IN the Palace of the Governors.
Matters of importance to the
{ city will be discussed and citi-
s zens are urged to attend.
{ e e e e & e & & s & & x <
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
REBELS RETAkE
CUSTOMS PORT
Federals Who Captured
Guadalupe on Rio Grande
Evacuate Town
ARMIES ARE MARKING TINE
1t Is Believed That Mexican Gov.
ernment viii Not Attack
Juarez.

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El Paso, Tex, May 21.-Colonel +.
z. Stever, commanding the United
States border guard, received advices
at Fort Bliss this morning from his
guards near Fabens, Texas, that the
federals who yesterday took the town
of Guadalupe from the rebels, gave
it up last night and that the rebels
had again re-OccIpied it. The rebels
in Juarez had no advices from the
men they sent out yesterday, to at
tack and retake Guadalupe.
Federals Will Not Attack Juarez.
Washington, D. c., May 2l.-Possi-
be complications with the United
States undoubtedly will prevent the
Mexican federals from attempting to
take Juarez according to a report
from Colonel E. z. Stever commanding
the department of Texas, to the war
department today.
Traitors in Federal Ranks.
The federal commander at Nogales
Mexico, has been arrested charged
with completely in revolutionary
plot launched by political eXiles in No
gales, Arizona. Twenty-three persons,
including both officials and private
citizens. have been taken into custo
dy on a like charge at .lagdalena, So
nora
Armies Making Time.
Jimene7, Mex, May 21.-Santa Bar
bara, near Parral, vas re-occupied by
200 rebels yesterday without resis
tance. 1t had been left unguarded
and had been taken by a small grouI
of Maderistas who fled on the appear
ance of the rebels. Traffic north o.
here on the Mexican Central was re
saned last night, the train going ou
early this morning. Though the two
armies are near, there was no fight
ing this morning.
Molina is Invincibe.
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mex, May 21.-
The British gunboat ,Algerine depar
ed late today for San Bias, Manzanill
and Acapulco. Applications have bee
received from two refugees at Sa
Bias asking permission to board th
Algerine. Federal Commander Clar
/ Molina is reported marching to Maza
Ian with $50 rebel prisoners. In tn
last six months he has won every ba
tie in which he has engaged, KILN
or capturing the chiefs of five lare
rebel bands.
I Chased Rebel Band From U. S.
Fabens, Texas, May 21.-TroOp
of the Fourth T. S. cavalry at 6 o'cloc
this morning chased band of 800 Ii
eral soldiers across a wagon roa
which marks the boundary betwee
the United States and Mexico. TT
revoutionaries shouted 'muera" mea
ing death" and formed in battle a
ray. Only 800 feet intervened. Lie
tenant Dougherty withdrew his trool
200 feet, wishing to avoid conflict, b
Texas Rangers C. H. Webster and
H. Moore went into the road and q
manded that the liberal leaders ent
into parley.
Rebels Didn't Know U. S. Troopers
Four captains. including Jose C
dova, explained to the rangers tn
they had not recognized the Americ;
, soldiers. The liberals were on the
way to meet 300 federals who yestt
day captured Guadalupe A battle
due this afternoon
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
INSTRUCTION To
Be A Ia CARTE
Agricultural School to Be
Taken to Farmers, Says
Sec'y Wilson
NEW RATES ARE SUSPENDED
Increased Freight Charges Held
Up By Interstate Commerce
Commission.
(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican

: y = - y = :, X Y \ S = y y y y
= Senate.
\ Met at noon.
y Senator Stone in speech criti- :
Y cized the methods of the Re-
y publican presidential nomina-
y tion aspirants.
y House.
\ Met at II a. m. and resumed
y consideration Panama admins \
y tration bill
y Judiciary committee contin-
y ued it's investigation into =
y charges against Judge Archibald
y of commerce court
X y X = = \ = s = = = y = & y =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21
HOUSE PASSES
BILLS RAPIDLY
However Loan to San Juan
County Caused Lengthy
Debate
TWO COMMITTEES OF THIRTY
Investigators Have Same Mum.
Der as Famous Ways and
Means Crowd.

y = & & = = y X = sS = y y
y The Senate late this after
y noon passed a resolution TO
y submit to the people a cOnsti-
y tutional amendment to repeal
y the language qualification
= clause of the constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21

Continued on Page Four.)
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
CAPITAL HUNTERS
AFTER 'BRER COON
Preston c. King and J. T. Moffett
Go Cunning in the Wilds
of Maryland.

Ole Brer Coon. whose bushy tail. ac-
cording to the plantation song. distin-
guishes him from the possum. whose
tail is bare. and the rabbit, who has got
no tail at all. but gets there just the
same, is the emblem of the latest party
that has invaded Maryland this cam
paign.
Preston c. King. of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company. who
is just plain Pres when he gets be-
yond the reach Of that useful corpora
tion's buzzing wires, and ]. T. Moffett.
Of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. who answers cheerfully to the
unelaborate name of Jake when he
gets out of hearing of a street car. are
the leaders Of the party, which spent
all of last night and this morning in
Howard County. The party, which bears
the name Of the Washington Coon Hunt
ing Club. was on its first tramp of the
seasoe
According to programme, the club was
to spend the early evening at the home
Of Samuel Cashell, of Clarksvihe. who
invited the huntsmen. not only to dinner.
but to dance. Afterward Mr.. Cashell
gave the Washingtonians over into the
hands Of John Easter. Howard County's
most famous coon hunter.
Grapevine. specials from the front
stated that the hunters were having
good sport. They are expected back at
10 o'clock this morning.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
JOHNSON CASE
Is CONTINUED
Pugilist's Bend Increased to 81, 500.
Personal Check Refused
by Court.

Chicago, Oct. 1s-Jack johnson. negro
pugilist. under arrest for the alleged abb
duction of Lucille Cameron, a white girl.
appeared in Municipal Court to-day and
had to call in the services Of . profess
sional bondsman to secure his release.
The negro was late in appearing. His
case was continued for ten days.
A clash between the negro and Attor-
neys Charles Erbstein. representing Mrs.
Cameron-Falconet. mother Of Lucille
Cameron. who made the complaint
against the negro. resulted in increasing
the cash bail of $500 deposited yesterday.
II was raised to $1,50o Jack did not have
the money. He started to write a check.
but was told 1t would not be accepted.
A professional bondsman was brought in
and arrangements made for the release
Of the negro.
Judge Hopkins heard the motion for
postponement- No objection was raised
The case will be heard October %, the
same day on which the girl will have a
hearing on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct.
johnson in court to-day was not in a
very 1ovial mood. When told that a re-
port that he had been shot and killed
in his cafe last night had been circulated
from one end Of the globe to the other
he replied shortly that his own presence
was sufficient answer.
Speaking of the charge against him.
the big black answered shortly:
They won't get me. I've got money"