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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
DELAYED HEARING FOR
ALLEGED DYNAMITERS

(Bv Special Leased Wire TO New Mexican)
San Francisco, Calf, March IL
The hearing of the objections to the
removal to indianapolis of Olaf A
Tveitmoe and Z. A Clancy, local la
Dor leaders indicted on a charge of
conspiracy in connection with the ship
ment Of dynamite between states,
was continued today until April ., by
consent of counsel
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
SAN DIEGO FISHERMEN
ARE MISSING
Six Vessels and Crews of Nineteen
Men Have Not Been
Heard From.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
San Diego, Calf, March 11.-Six
vessels of San Diego's fishing fleet
with their crews, numbering nine
teen men are missing today. No
word has been received from them
since they put to sea early Saturday
morning The forty-mile an hour
gale which swept the coast Satur
day is believed to have scattered the
fleet.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
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Senate to Hear Women Suffragists.

Washington, D. c., March 11.-Wom-
ans suffrage will be advocated before
the Senate suffrage committee next
Wednesday by delegation of the
most prominent women in American
public life. Arrangements have been
made for an open hearing and address
es will be made by the Rev. Anna
Shaw, Miss Jane Adams, Professor
Sophonissba Breckenridge, of the
University of Chicago. Mrs. Susan w.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Alice Blackwell, Mrs.
Mary Ware Bennett, Miss Bessie Ash
| ley, Mrs. Harriet Burton Landlaw and
Miss Inez Milholland.
Taft Home Again.
President Taft, returning from Chi
| cago arrived at 4:30 and went direct
| ly to the White House.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
BUTTER 29 CENTS
A POUND AT ELGlN

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Elgin, ILL.,, March 1.-THE quotation
committee of the Elgin board this
afternoon declared butter firm at 29c
Out put for the week, 100000 pounds
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11

Colonel E. r. L. Waggener is Dead
Colorado Springs, Colo, March IL.
Colonel E. T. l.. Waggener, chief
engineer in the construction of the
Colorado Springs, and Cripple Creek
district railroad, died at his home
here last night. He was G7 years
old. Death was hastened by ner-
vous breakdown, following paralysis.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
FINAL HONORS FOR
ROALD AMUNDSEN ACCORDED

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mcxican)
New York, March 11-Colonel
Roosevelt today sent a cablegram OF
congratulations to Roald Amundseh
the discoverer of the South Pole.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
SENATE To HEAR
SUfFRAG|STS
The House Still Discussing
the Agriculture Appro-
priation Bill
STEEL TRUST BEING PROBED
Senator Fletcher Tells What He
Knows of Suppressed Ever.
glades Circular.
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y Senate.
y In session p. N.
\ Rouse.
\ Met at noon.
\ Resumed discussion of agri-
= culture appropriation bill.
Y Agricultural department ex-
y penditures committee contin-
y ued Florida Everglades investi-
y CATION, Senator Fletcher testi-
\ flying what he knew of sup
\ pressed report.
= The Steel trust investigation
y committee resumed its hear
\ ings, transportation phase of
y steel corporations affairs being
- subject of testimony.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
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< ORGANIZATION OF
=, STATE SENATE. :

x OhGANlZHl lSIN VI
= STATE SENATE.
x E. A. Miera, President pro
y TEN.
4 John Joerns chief clerk.
< Manuel d. Pine, Sergeant
y alarms.
4 Rev. B. 2. Mccullough, chap
y lain.
\ Acasio Gallegos, Assistant
\ chief clerk.
= Epifanio Lopez, assistant
Is Sergeant-at-Arms.
IS Nimfa Romero, Enrolling
\ clerk.
IS Stephen Canavan, Jr., enroll
y ing clerk.
Is Eugenio Baca, Reading
y clerk.
4 Nepumecimo Segura, Read
\ ing clerk.
X Albert Clancy, Stenogra-
y pher.
4 William P. Lapoint, stenog-
= rapher.
is Minnie Brumbach, stenogra-
= pher.
* Olga Miller. stenographer.
y Edith Wileman, stenogra-
= pher.
= Victoriano Ulibarri, Stenog-
y rapher.
is n A., g. 4, doorkeeper.
is L. llegos, door,
= kee eI
Is f b. Postmaster.
is I alie s egos, Messen-
x ger
is I w5a Con z, Page.
is Iatia Maftig eZ, Page.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
THE GREATEST DAY IN
HISTORY Of NEW MEXICO
First Legislative Assembly of the New State Convenes
at the Captol.".The People at Last Have
Come Into Their Own.

y Alfonso Herrera, Page. =
= Committees on Committees. =
:. John S. Clark, =
y Herbert B. Holt,
y E. A. Miera,
= Gregory Page, =
= Boleslo Romero, =
y W. B. Walton, =
= Isaac Barth. =
= y = \ = = - y y Y X y y =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
WORLD WIDE
COAL STRIKE
IF the Present Negotiations
Fail u. S. Workers
VIII Quit
GERMAN MINERS TO 60 OUT
Two Million Persons Out of En-.
ployment in United Kingdom
at Present.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
New York, March IA world wide
strike of coal miners is regarded by
the coal trade as more than probable
If the present negotiations now in
progress between the anthracite and
bituminous workers and their employ
er5 in this country do not result in a
settlement of working conditions.
With more than a million coal miners
on strike in Great Britain, and 100000
miners in Germany voting to quit
work to force higher wages. a severe
coal shortage in Europe is certain.
The anthracite coal operators are
drafting their reply to the hard coal
workers here for presentation to the
miners Wednesday, while next week
at Cleveland, the bituminous opera
tors and their employees will confer for
the purpose of trying to bring about
an adjustment of conditions in the
soft coal fields.
American Coal to British Markets.
Meanwhile, coal is being loaded on
the Atlantic seaboard for South Amer
can and European ports usually sup
piled by English firms. The strike
shows little sign of settlement Be
sides the miners, another million
workers. men and women employed in
/ factories and mills in all parts OF Great
! Britain have been thrown out Of en-
ployment because Of the imposstbility
OF obtaining fuel to run the machln'
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
CHINESE HAVE
CONSTITUTION
The Supreme Power In Hands
of Representative Ma
tional Assembly
PRESIDENTS POWER LIMITED
Ali Efforts to Restore Order
Have AS Yet Proved
Unavailing.

(By Special Leased Wire to New MeXican)
Nanking, March 1.-THE constitu-
ton of the new republic of China, was
fully approved today, and places the
supreme power in the hands of the
national assembly. A notable feature
was that all the acts of the President
require the approval of the assembly,
and this body also has complete con-
troll OF the cabinet. The assembly
elects the president and vice-presi.
dent and may pass any law over the
executives veto at its pleasure.
A Canton Massacre.
San Francisco, Calf, March IL
Several hundred Chinese were killed
in the fighting between volunteers
and regulars at the east gate of Can
ton, according to a cablegram receiv-
ed here today. Volunteers from Wal
Show engaged in battle with the
troops from the provincial army pa
trolling the entrance. The firing con
tinued for three days.
The San Qui regiment of volunteers
at Canton has been dismissed from
service.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
Dutch Didn't Like FIaq.

Chicago, H., March 11.-Objection
by the Dutch authorities in Java to
the hoisting of the flag Of the new
Chinese republic was responsible for
the trouble there which resulted in
the threat of provincial President Sun
to send Warships to Batavia, according
to an interview with Liou Tsine Jen,
China's minister to Holland, cabled to
the Chicago Daily News from The
Hague today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
French Miners Strike, TOO.
Coal Strike in Germ any.

Essen, Germany, March l1.-Offici-
a, figures relating to a part Of the
mines in this district show that OF
170.S6S miners employed there 112.,
109 or sixty-five per cent have con-
tinued at work. The strike is fairly
general in eastern Westphalia, but in
Western Westphalia majority of the
men continue at work. The non
strikers are not being molested.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
Government PoWerless.

The government has been trying to
bring the miners and the coal owners
together, but has not yet succeeded,
and it is thought probable that as a
final measure, a minimum wages bill
for miners will have to be introduced
/ in the House of Commons.
Stock on Hand Dwindlng.
London, March 11.-For the rapidly
| dwindling stocks of coal on hand IN
North Wales, and advance in prlce
from IS to 100 per cent has been de-
manded today, and this fact has neces-
STATED the closing of practically eV-
cry factory and quarry in that part
of the country. In other portions OF
the United Kingdom, conditions are
almost as bad.
Pressure of traffic on the street cars
and omnibus lines as result OF the
restriction of the suburban train serV
ice has become so great that the au
thorities have given permission tc
peoDle to stand up in the vehicles, the
rule against this in normal times is
rigidly enforced, infraction of it belns
severely punished.
French Miners Strike, Too.
Paris, March 11.-About two
thirds of the coal miners of France
have responded to the appeal OF the
General Miners Federation to strike
for twenty-four hours. This actor
of the miners is not directed agains
the mine owners, but is resigned tf
show to the government the "solidar
ity" of the miners and as WarnlnS
to parliament that the miners are no
satisfied with the workingmen olt
taoe npnSiOn laws
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11

Continued on page eight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
Another Federal Victory,

Mexico City, Mex. March 11-Eight
hundred rebels were routed by 200
federals in a street battle at Culia-
can, capital of the State of Sinaloa,
according to a report received today
by the interior department The fed
eral troops employed machine guns
and the number of rebels killed.
wounded, or made prisoners, is re-
ported to have totalled 200. The
federal loss was slight
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11

Continued on Page Four.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
THE HEADoU NRTERs CITY.

The Republican ana Democratic or
.pani2ations have practically decided
60 make Albuquerque the hoaduuar-
tors from which the campaign OF each
party will bc conducted In this state.
such decision is omiuontlv wise. ns
Albuquerque is In every w1y the prn-
.trn ana most strategic point from
which To run political campaign.
The same reasons that Justify the
three part iu holding their couycu-
tiuus here next month demand that
this .ity bo chosen os the base from
which the tight shall be- conducted by
,1at party organization
So the Herald suggests Co the man.
ag.mont ot The Progressive party that
10 lose no time in arriving at a stmi-
Tar decision to conduct ~ campaign
operations from the most central
point the largest city ana the cip
with the best facilities Ia New Mex
BOO Tor such purpose, Moreover
'''''' NffNN'N'NN NANfANi' NAtAA W NNttiNNA
taincd here by the two old parties,
they are likely TO put something over
On the Progrcssiyos unless tho latter
are right here on the ground
Th people ct Albuquerque win De-
glad Go do anything they can 90 make
ID more convenient for the Progress
ives to flll iu line, and In taot AIbu-
lqucrpuo, IN the prospect of two
thousand visitors here at three poe
lucal conventions. is beginning "a
feel her responsibilities ana beginning
90 get busy We believe inst none
Tot the central committees viii regret
having given Albuquerque the prefer.
cncc In plans for the campaign just
opening ana Albuquerque rs prepared
/ Geo reciprpcatc ana 90 do oN"rythinp
/ in be- power Co make tho arrange.
mDnts mutually advantageous and
FHt.tactor'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
MYSTERIOUS MALADY
ILLS KANSAS HORSES
lny ., ,aIsE nsraIa 4. ?. I.sss.a wI,sl

Kansas city, Aug 2O.-Thrcc hun
dr"d horses belonging TO farmers cot
Nuss county, Kansas, have died dur
ms the hast week from malady that
is puzzling veterinarians Local exc
merits who have been called IN declare
tho horses have contracted form oi
mold from eating grass that sprang
up rank following recent rains. Tne
mold, 10 that Is what u rs, causes
paralysis of The throat muscles and
congestion of the brain
The farmers have been treating
their own animals. They give oil on
some other medicine which the horse
cannot swallow and the veterinarians
declare 30 dies from bronchial pncu'
mouu Hs the Oil goes 90 the lungs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20


Murphy we simply would cut hin
Bryan on our coluug .st
?
THE GOOD OID-FASuIONED
hammoek-uoycl has almost vanished
Boz these plpiug dag -HI automobiles.
g.
JA>'E adams has 90 ON poor old
Joe cannon. She always uns the Hun
House with her.
o
FOR SEVERAL DAVIS We haven't
heard word OF mat unmitigatcd
curse Of civilization who asks BE- IL is
Hot Enough For You
.
THE QUESTION BIS. what shall we
Do 10 reform the ouuyicts who need
neither glass eyes nor candy arms.
wooden legs or patched skulls.
Q
GERMANY. it o. politely presumed.
feels that her loss Is CALIFORNIA;
gaiu, Gertrude Ath,rtuu having given
zap trip 10 the NJirrHud Go stump
tlc Golden state FOR Wilson
%
APPARENTLY the differences ~
the candidates 80 rr urr ul furnish
ing a vast deal of amusement to each
other We fear this good tempered
attitude Will not l1sU
o
SEVEN MEN verr legally ,dllod
ON one dag by the aDJ, of New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

has found many Franklins Some OF
them have lost legs and others havo
lost arms or eyes. but a. appears that
Peter was the only stuyvcsant TO have
One lcggcdness as an idiosyncrnsy.
The director says he has discovered
more tnan u score OF kinsmen OF tho
thrifty uutchmnn. bat AN have chung
ten niously 90 their pedal eNtrouitics
and apparently have faithfully Kept
ont oft the way OF ioy riding automo-
bilists
History tcnches that old Peter lost
Dis irg while nghtlng the Portuguese
before hD came To- This country. and
now 81 has nlleu to Tn D1erholtzcr to
nud serious flaw 800 the record of tho
Incident o. does NOT tell which limb
tho Portuguese snot on 90 tho per-
rIcNIfirt of the pageant director arc
UuuII
pt pbotuultzor admits De- may bo
HnIU Geo Ici % mcudiDHnt tu take the
pn.D ul auNvDHfu' 500 us parade. but
Dee N,uld Ukp Goo know whether uo
should ur up his uEht ur his left Itg.
tu.,F ,,zrmB, .t,h CO.. salt rHcum
sets WON r..Iy DDut boar the touch
pf your clothing Uolu.s ointment is
nus 'Hr sem I,Mus All druggists
suil b. 500 90 box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
COATS FROM
sNAKESKINS

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
n ID IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs
IADO ~~~~~~~1-~>~S~~~~~1>~-O~-o>0

LAMBS frisk auI are friskcd in
Wall street
.
PROBABLY som. OF the Mooscs
ar" Notwithstanding 1t Nrmngoddon.
%
EVERY LITTLE veto has O. mean.
mg an it, own
%
So. ANXIOUS reader %. McGod-
don b. not new stur 100 either % the
big leagues.
20.
BEEN 4 GREAT little old year for
governors. including New Jersey. In.
diam, California aud Kansas
o
MEANWHILE larullrttc shows no
signs whatever Of iutrnliug 90 come
in ara eat out vt auyune's hand
.
~ WE WE'RE belmont RYAN and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
ANOTHER SHOT NJ rs.

The people Of New Mexico should
strongly and Immediately resent the
proposition 60 name the fortheoming
new United states dreadnouRht
Constitution instead of following
ont the timo.honored practice Of nam.
ing each successive hottlcship after q
state. Fort,-six states have been ac-
corded this honor and there h. no
reason why New Mexico and Arizona
should be- singled out for the siur
The Constitution" was Is noble old
sea tighter. but there viii be- ample
opportunity CO. name other battloships
after the Constitution The new
dfeadnought should bc named either
Arizona or New Mcvico % appears
90 us that in view OF the fact that
New Mexico got in under the stars
ana stripes iust ono lap ahead of Ari-
IONA. N"w Mexico is logically next In
order of preference. Let the new mon
arch of the deep then bc named Sew
Mexico" Even u this aid not follow
out the time honorcd practice iu NAM
ing wg- vessels. q would be- ntting
recognition of the next To- newest state.
10 cut short the succession al this
time would be- tu reflect upon Ncw
Mexico before the nation and New
MeNicos representatives in congress
ana her senators should lose NO time
iu taking the matter up vigorously.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

That is fair start. hut recent de-.
vclopments In Gotham indicate that
New York has q long ways TO go.
.
TT fs \ SAD TACT, whom you come
10 think about No. that shnkcspearc
lived and wrote all those plays in 90
day when not single solitary chorus
girl existed Go cheer his labors
o
a BEE Man of IN SalIc. colorado
was driven nearly frantic with pain
when bee A,uug him on the end of
the tongue re ought To- always uso
his unnds in handling bees.
o
WE HAVE combcd tho town over
Thoroughly and Havc been unable To
locate the old-fashiouod Crouch who
hands ou, that line Of gloomy dope
about the presidential year
o
THE EXAMPLE 81 Lieutenant
BECKER teaches ma the wisdom OF
thrifty habits of saving the nickels.
thus enabling the dollars Co save
thomscl,rs
.
EVEN TY COBB saws he can't un-
drrst1ud some OF the accounts of
baseball games which appear bon the
pink sheets And n Tyrus can't uu-
dcrstand them. where shall the Conn
mon Gcozcr appear
-
THEY NEE GOING Co have double
deck street cars iu N.u York. and
we may expect that the Sky scraper
habit viii prevail and thcy viii be-
eighteen or twenty stories high before
many days.
b
Worried
There was 20 man ln our town
Who asked with duloful signs.
"tIow win this country manage 20
Got on when Teddy di,s'"
Chicago Record. Herald
o
THE POLITICAL campaign that
ISN'T operated from this uttis old
town is fortdoomed 90 % licking
O.
ASIDE from the few Instances
mentioned we presume that our re-
sptctcd senators and representatives,
In congress have the utmost conf
dcncc Ia each others yyr1city
o
Epitaplis.
sad was ihc finish of Rul Blunt
They've planted him at last
lie never could get Go the front
Because ho was too fast
Cincinnati Enquirer
sad was the finish OF win Wyto-
His dust to dust rcvcrts.
Ills futur" would have been so bright.
HAD Bill not loved tho skirts"
birmingham Age Herald.
sad was tn" ending Yf pill Jones.
Who cold and ltfclcsg lies.
They wrote above his cuffiurd bones.
Went nuts from swattlnE ulrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
THE CRIBS IRON MEXICO.

Tho number OF American news
papers which are being awakened TO
The true state of affairs 49, regards
Americans Ion Mexico rs rapidly in
preasing The situation has not been
pictured more strongly by any Of our
exchanges than In the Kansas city
journal which says
Chat peculiar scnauycncss OF ical-
uusy which yhaructcrizcs the attitude
uf nations toward each other presents
a cruel ana unreasonable obstacle
against Interference in the disorders
~ Mexico. When the allied troops
entered Picking and stopped the atroc-
itics mat marked the attitude Of the
chimes" officials toward foreigners,
there was mo- Oriental Monroe doe.
triue to intorfcr, with prompt and
effective action. Putting down the
Boxer rebellion was an act OF justice
ana mercy and instead Of this act in
luriug china cor placing 10 at any dis.
advantage t paved the way Tor ma
tonJl reforms that arc now being &c.
allied
ihc terrible acts of vengeance hc.
ing vreokod upon foreigners In Mex
i,p should AROUSE the Indignation OF
al civilized nations The protection
uf those helpless human beings in the
zone ot the robci activities should bo
paramount Geo AN Other ,ouadcra-
lions. o. the rcyolutiouIsts observed
even thp uommouvst rules of civilized
warfare their movements would be- of
Iul, concern tn outsiders But these
COMMUNICATING uruds are not soldiers
Thry 1rc not ousaVcd 10 war but Iu
ruthless slaughter in which innocent
non-romboinuts arc tortured and
Killed vantunN. President Madero
promised months ago that bee would
pat down this rebellion. Eut hir
uromIs, is uo nearer mlulmyut nov
than the dpy after % was made 90
fact there rs uo reason Go believe
that Madcro can stop the ovfu car
mage which makes MyNIoo today dis
grace Goo the civilized world
There can bee Wll, doubt that the
object o' the rolyls is to force In
rurNcuuon by tho United states We
labor under the embarrassment OF r.
srlf-Hssumod protocturaty over the
Western hemisphere and wee cannot
with good grace ask other nations u
pari' putc with ~ IN hunting down
these bands OF butchers ana putting
an end 600 their blood, activities Tho
Monroe doctrine. ~ which we have
uoastrd so long stands lon the way of
a repetition of that international in
tcrycnuon which brought peace ga
china
The stories that come from Moxlou
are 40 revolving os nlthiug reported
from those Turkish provinces where
he slaughter ot christians is merely
an Incident of the duNs routine. n
The county of nations means anything
OF humane nature be means that
there shall be- an end 20 murder. tor.
lure ana illegal Imprisonment of in-
nocent people anywhere and every.
where Tho agonizcd cries of men
ana Women call out 90 the world foi
help nut that h'ip easily within
reach. IL held back because Of inter.
national ieulousics ana fears