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to credit the report.
Later o the news was c J J tho
presideut Bald to the nowst men:
"I am very corry to learnW the as
sault upon Colonel Roosevelt and am
Blad to learn no harm was done."
At the time the president mado this
statement bulletins rom Milwaukee
gave the assurance that Colonel Roose
velt had sustained practically no la
Jury. Tho speakers at tho din-ier
avoided reference to tho reports, l)ut
the news had soon spread to all and
there v& so much discussion of tbe
reports tlint little attention was given
to the speaker.
Governor Wilson was ut"li!s- hsvuio at
Princeton, N'.'J., when newspapermen
of the physicians that h4 would be
permitted to sleep uutll 0 u. m., when
he will be 1 moved to the Pr-Kbytsyian
hospital, carefully examined and It
will then be determined how serious
aro h"is Injuries. ; .
Two Americans Held for R .nsom.
El Psbo. Two Americans are being
held lor heavy ransom by Mexican
rebels. John T. Cameron, El Paso
stock broker, removed from the Mex
ico Northwestern train, held up by reb
eis, is held for $15,000. Arthur McCor
mlck, foreman of tho Palomas Lana
and Cattle Company ranch, also is held
for ransom, on the American ranch
property. "The money or the hostage's
death!" is the rebel warning in botfc
caues.
Mrs. Roosevelt Told at Theater.
New York. Mrs. Theodore Rooso
velt was attending a rtJislcal comedy
at a Bi-ondway theatcr't the time the
attempt was made upon her husband's
life. The news was broken to her as
she sat In a box with a party oí
friends. In fear that the announce
ment of tho attempted assassination
might te made from the stage and be
an unnecessarily great shock to the
Colonel's wlie, George W. Perkins,
chairman of the executive committee
of the National Progressive party,
dispatched a messenger to Mrs. lioosc
velt. To Pick 4,000 Cars of Apples.
Grand Junction. About 2,0t0 cars
of apples rninuin to be shipped from
the Grand valley, and there is many
more to be cent out of the Delta mid
Montrose sections.
Deranged by Altitude.
Pueble W. G. Wamplin of Mc
Clomb, III., became temporarily do
ranged while passing through th-a
Royal Gorge.
Dozing at Milwaukee.
Racine. Colonel Rooccvelt was do
Ing in his bed half an hour after tho
train left Milwaukee The Colonel
had walked to the train from tho mo
tor car that brought him to tho sta
tion. He admitted he was somewhat
tired.
Chinamen and White Man Killed.
New York. Three Chinamen and a
white man were Instantly killed and
three white men seriously wounded in
a shootln.s affray in Chinatown.
Woman Identifies McNamara Checks,
Indianapolis. Checks by which the
government charges the executive
board of the International Association
of Brldgo and Structural Iron Worker!
allowed. J. J. McNamara $1,000 t
month to buy explosivos were Identl
fled by Mrs. A. J. Hull of Omaha at
the "dynamite conspiracy" trial.
I Princeton, N'.'J., when neiyspapprniun I IS .'', - A I
in Privlscd him of the atteujA,to kill tho V i A V , ' -i1
vosslve candidate fuV!dent. jL.W' i , ' V
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Iirahiim Lincoln was hnt In
Is lln-atiT. WashniMon 1). ('..
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llixilh, whu was killed near Krtil-
crii ksliurK. Vu.. April 26, 186.", by
StTKfaiil lio.iton 'rlett.
James A. Gurflfld wan shot In
the Pennsylvania railroad uVnot.
WanldiiHlon I). C. July 2 1881.
by C'lmrW-s Juli Uulteau, who was
hiiPKed at Washington June 3D.
1VS2. (iarfleld died of his wound
at Klhertim, Lour Branch, N. J..
September 19, ISM.
William McKlnlev was shot
twice September 6, 1901. while In
the Temple of Music at the Pan
American exposition, Huffalo. N.
V., and died from his wounds at
the home of John Mllburn, Buf
falo. September 14, 1H01. The as
sassin. I,ula CíoIrokz. was elec
trocuted at Auburn prison Octo
ber 29, 1901.
Andrew Jackson wns attacked
with a gun In the capítol at Wash
ington January 29, mj, by a
house painter named Klchard
1-awrence. but the gun was not
discharged and Lawrence was
overpowered.
Chicago. Colonel Theodore l'.oose
velt was shot In the abdominal re
gion shortly before 8 o'clock Mon
day night while sitting In his auto-
the GiJT- tck
kee, about fo Btart
auditorium to deliver his
duled adt)res6.
According to latest accounts the bul
let i.- embedded in the muscular tissue
and the wound is not serious.
The would-be murderer was John
Schrank, of New York City, a man ap
parently demented on the subject of
the third term. Ho was captured and
locked up.
Unconscious of the wound, Colonel
Roosevelt proceeded to the auditori
um, and when his condition was dis
covered, in spite of the protest of his
physician, he made a stirring ad
dress on tho subject of his attempted
murder.
Weakened from loss of blood and
at the conclusion of his speech he was
taken to the Emergency hospital,
where, after an examination by phy
sicians, the nature of his wound was
ascertained.
It was not considered serious
enough to compel a stay in Milwau
kee, and at 12:50 a. m, he was taken
aboard his special train on a slow run
to this city.
The colonel announced that he
would spend the night on the train
and after a few hours here would go
to Indianapolis to fulfill his engage
ment there. It was expected that he
would be left in his car until 6 o'clock.
Tentative arrangements were mnde
here to take him to the Presbyterian
hospital if it was deemed advisable.
The special train left for this city
on the Chicago & Northwestern rail
way with the patient under the care
of three physicians. ,."
That the wound was not more seri
ous was due to the fact that the bullet
was spent in passing through the col
onel's army overcoat, spectacle case
and the manuscript of his contem
plated speech.
If he Is open-ted upon for the re
moval of the bullet, Dr. John B. Mur
phy, nssistid by several leading Chi
cago surgeons, probably will officiate.
Milwaukee Win ii he was Bhot
here, Roosevelt's life probably was
saved by the manuscript of the speech
which he delivered. The bullet struck
the manuscript, which retarded its
force as it passed through Into the
flesh.
The shooting took place In the
street in front of the Hotel Gilpat
rlck. Princess Alice Shocked by Attack.
Cincinnati. The news that her
father had been seriously Injured at
Milwaukee was received with the
greatest anxlvty hero by Mrs. Nicholas
Ixngworth, daughter of Colonel Roose
velt, and wife of Congressman Nich
olas Longworth.
Reached Chicago.
Chicago. The special train carry
ing Colonel Roosevelt arrived In Chi
cago at 3:38 Tuesday morning. Tho
Colonel was sleeping.
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DATES FOI1 COVl.Vti EVENTS.
Nuvember 1S-20 .Meeting of Scottish
Kite Consistory, at Suma Ké.
November S0-Í l'ecos Valley Poul
try Show Hoswell.
Celebrated Columbus Day.
Albuquerque. The Knights of Co
iumbus of Albuquerque celebrated Co
lumbus day. Saturday, October 12, ani
exemplified three degrees of the order
:n Sunday.
Would Stop Slaughter of Wild Game.
Silver City. The first steps toward
he systematic protection of the game
and fish, which is already known as
ne of the attractions of the country
ributary to Silver City, were taken
.tt the recent meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce.
Soldiers to Be in Os-Aple Parade.
Santa Fe. The military manceuvera
to be presented by the various bodies
of the United States army in garrison
et Fort llliss on the second day of the
Os-Aplo jubilee, the annual fall festi
val of El Paso, to Lo held on October
23, 24 and 25, will be tho grandest ever
witnessed in the southwest.
Train Ditched.
Santa Fe. The southbound passen
ger train slid Into ths dutch about
seven miles North of Artesia and by
some miracle no one was killed and
only o.ie man was seriously injured.
The place was in tho old soft spot of
tho Pea Vine tracks where a few
months ago a passenger train went
into the ditch. f ,
Beachey Flirts Witt Death.
Albuquerque. After making a num
ber of thrilling glides In exhibition
flights at the State Fair here, Avia
tor 1-i.icoln Beachey, flying in a stiff
wind, fell 100 feet, his machine strik
ing a barbed wire fence. Beachey
was badly shaken up and suffered
in i ivor cuts and bruises. The bi-plaue
was partially wrecked.
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Oil Work at Artesia.
Artcsiav The Pacos Valley Oil &
Gas Company has two pangs of men
at work, ue on Brown lease and the
other at .flartin. The Drown well has
made tweUty-fivu barr'is A high grado
oil per day when under pump, and
tho drillers now ft workjsetting the
packet expect this well to make at
least 100 l rrelíj W day.
Beekjng a Desperado.
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' Silver Ciil --homewheie in the
wilds of thelü-'T Creek district
the rugged G
viso, who kill
near Glob
$500 rcwar ! i
taw I trail.
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deputies who
Mr. Carlevi Adjudgi
Santa Rosa.-1.Mrs. J. E. Carley, who
has been in jaU here M'r.wing the
shooting of G.-.-yigd Dris-H.iham and
Miss Cora rStuiermun at Ricardo,
was held tú bu insane by a Jury ap
pointed by Judge David J. Leahy to
inquire into her mental condition. The
verdict recommended that Mrs. Carley
be at once committed to the state
hospital for thd insane at Las Vegas.
Fawcett Elected Grand Chancellor.
Albuquerquo. W. Q. Fawcett of
Roswell was chosen grand chancellor
cf the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias.
The various sessions were attended by
many Knights from all over the state.
Some new laws were enacted that will
result In an increased memberchjp.
Other officers elected were; O. V.
C, Howell Ernst, Clayton; G. P., It.
McCreary, Magdalena; G. M. of E.,
J. A. Smiley, Socorro; G. M. A. John
Zimmerman, Santa Fe; G. I. G., R. D.
Smith, Lordsburg; G. O. G., O. A.
Burtner, Albuquerque.
Funeral Directore Elect Johneen.
Albuquerque. The following officers
for the year 1912-1913 were elected at
the seventh annual meeting of the
New Mexico Funeral Directora' and
Embnlmers' association, held at Albu
querque; President, Thomas A.John
sen, Las Vegas; first vite president,
Clark Dilloy, Roswell; second vijo
president, G. W. Borrowiale, Magda
lena; third vice president, J. W.
Peak, EI Paso, Texas; secretary, R.
M. Thome, Carlsbad; treasurer, J. A.
Mahoney, Doming. The association
again selected Albuquerque for the
annual meeting next year. The meet
ing was a successful one, being well
nttenutd, anil was concluded with a
banquet at the Alvardu hotel. The
State Board of Embalmors held its ex
aminations nnd several applicants
were granted licenses to practice In
New Mexico.
Let Contract for New Court House.
Los Lunas, The county commis
sioners, In regular session, opened
bids
for the rebuilding of the court
e and Jail recen'ly destroyed by
bouse
lire, ana awarded the contract for a
new structure to replace the old one.
which was a landmark in this section.
Denver Aviator Up 3,000 Feet.
Albuquerquo. Aviator Roy N. Fran
cis of Denver, In a biplane of his own
construction, reached an altitude of
3,000 .'cet.
Want More Tomatoes.
Lakewood. The cannery is running
every day when there is enough toma
toes to justify, and turns out at the
rate of a carload of the canned product
per day. The cool weather has kept
tho tomntocs from ripening and hence
tbuy are not coming In fast enough to
keep the cannery running all the timo.
Boye Released.
Springer. Two boys were released
from the New Mexican reform school
In this r-','. having served their terms.
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Minor Occurrences of More Ti.i ' Ordl
nary Interest. 'j
VTriUro ." f!"' -nioB Neva ern .
Santa Fe Elks have dedicated their
new home. i .
The Santa Fe will erect (U 110,000
depot at Portales.
epot at Portales. j
The Southwestern Coal
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ates at
Columbus have been comr
Several carinada nr r.f is raisnd
near Cloudcroft have beeiliarketed.
Rees H. Beddow of GallupVMcKinley
county, has been appointed Aate mlne
Inspector.
The El Paso keynote tirade excur
sion was iu Sliver City aad remained
four hours. f
The Portales Storage, Csmpany has
its potato storage plant almost ready
for business. J
The people of ArtenlVere horri
fied to learn that J. r Atkinson had
killed himself. W
Fire destroyed th mington can
ning factory, the luVyiueing $10,000,
with no Insurance. y
Large shipments off livestock are
being made f.-om a number of New
Mexico points
There Is beinj arranged a rabbit
shoot between Silver City and Deui
lng, to take place October 24.
The Wagon MÁiibllee was an
exhibition of wbT V section can
do in the way oj JJg fine crops.
In a night wrav n the Bridge bar
at Las Vegas A'. .Kfoya shot H. R.
Lowe, w-ou!N jse merely but not
fatally.' "f
A Mu xlcan laborer, Nestor Escaval,
was feui fully mangled on the Santa
Fe tracks, about cur miles from Ra-
fton, near Kipta.
Jesus Lopez was arrested at Silver
City and pTacetSi the county Jail on
a charge of stabbing his wife, Josefa
Montes de Lope.
The Las Vegns High School Girls'
Glee Club has begun rehearsing for
a one-act operetta which it plans to
present NoveCper 1.
Rev. B. L. Wray, of Kansas City,
conducted a series of gospel meetings
in a tent on the lots of the Christian
church at Caq-sbad,
E. -G. McNu.bb, who shot and killed
Herbert H;tn;ts in Vaughan, October
13, 1910, was found not guilty by the
Jury trying his case.
In all probability a petition will be
circulated in Silver Cfty asking that
the postoffice be kept open for the
distribution cf mail on Sundays.
A. A. Fairchlld vas arrested at Ala-
mogordo aal taken to Tucumcarl by
Sheriff wPI where he ,is charged
with having obtained money under
false pretenses.
The question of a new Santa Fe pas
senger dtpot for Silver City has teen
practically settled and settled in a way
rd satisfaction to every
r City
ten months old btH-ter-
ed by F. W. I'agM of
wan' -I first prizt Jfor
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general superlut lilent
e with lieadauarterH at
Juntujwa In the Duke City laying
plans fori the rebuilding of the depot,
which wni destroyed by fire, f
Roswell) was given the commuilty
booth prizV and J. J. Beck the Individ
ual booth jirize by the Judges fo the
agricultural and horticultural depart
ment of tht annual Pecos Valley Fair
The twenty-eighth session . of the
New Mexicli English mission and the
Spanish rnikslun conference was held
at Raton. This was the fifth time that
the "Gate "ity" has entertained the
mission siucie it was organized.
L. ' Vanlaildingham, an electrician
employed byi the Chino Copper Com
pany, met his death by electrocution.
Vanlandinghajm was in charge of the
pumping station at the B ranch, about
a mile from the mill at Hurley.
'Bud" Lee,) formerly a prominent
stockman of Quay county, but now of
Old Mexico, it is reported, has been
cleaned out by the rebels. He has
telegraphed friends In Tucumcarl for
assistance to get out of the country.
Two prisoners In the San Juan
county Jail came near making their
get-away by sawing through the bars,
but were caught Just before they suc
ceeded In getting the opening large
enough to pass their bodies through.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the season occurred at tbe
Westbrook-Hel'd'iall, when the Laurel
Bachelor Club Otertained the mem-
bers of tbe J. lí .G. Club and other
friends at cardatirid dancing.
The splendid uuowlng of live stock
In all departments at thp year's Pecos
Valley Fair has been freely comment
ed upon, not alone by valley residents
who had opportunity to see the fine
specimens in the parade and at the
show grounds, but by Prof. H. H. Simp-
son of the State Agricultural College,
head of the animal industry of the
state, who officiated as judge of all
classes.
A special feature. of tbe second an
nual show of the Pecos Valley Poul
try Association, to be held in Roswell
November 20th, 21st and 22nd, will be
the giving away every night of the
three days of the show of a pen of
thoroughbred fowls.
Alvan N. White, head of the Depart
ment of Education, has sent out a let
ter to the members of the Boards of
County Commlssipners throughout the
state, urging them to pay the expenses
of the county school superintendents
to the state education meeting in Al
buquerque, November 7th to 9th.
Santa Fe is to have a large, modern
and model dairy. That is the news
given out following the visit of N. B.
Stern, a New York millionaire, who
has purchased a tract of 300 acres of
fine farming land In which Frank
Owen was largely interested. ,
A pumpkin grown by E. F. Hart, on
his ranch four miles east from Nolan,
which weighs forty pounds and is tbe
largest of its kind that has ever been
raised in or around Nolan, 1b on ex
hibit at the postoffice and will, be
taken both to Wagon Mound and Ra
ton for exhibitfr-."
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A While fo a Time.
A Cleveland school teacher writes
that she asked her class what was
the difference between the expres
sions, "a while," and "a time," says
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Nobody
seemed to have any Ideas on the sub
ject. Finally the light of Intelligence
was eeen to thine In the eyes of one
little boy, and the teacher called upon
him to save the Intellectual honor of
the class.
"I know, teacher!" he cried eager
ly. "When papa says he'a going out
for a while, mamma saya she knows
he'a going out for time!"
That's one way ot looking at It
Righteous Indignation.
Little Ruth waB the youngest daugh
ter in a Tery strict Presbyterian fam
llythat especially abhorred profanity.
One day little Ruth became exceed
ingly exasperated with one ot her dol
lies. In her baby vocabulary she could
find no words to express adequately
her disapproval of dolly's conduct
Finally, throwing the offending dol
ly across the room, she cried, feel
ingly: "My gracious! I wish I belonged
to a family that sweared!"
Takes Ugliness Philosophically.
A man whose face Is heavily pitted
through a case of smallpox In his in
fancy, has been able to extract amuse
ment from his appearance. Once he
gave an explanation of it by say
ing that he had fallen down a shot
tower.
Asked how he was able to shave
himself, he answered:
"With a belt punch."
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Huh . (In . a lecturing mood) You
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Nota Del Oeste.
Once pesos por cada, cien libras, fuá
el precie pagado en el mercado de
Chicago por toretes, que se dice, na es
tan en condición de primera.
Mrs. A. W. Miller, una prominente
señora de Denver, fué lastimada de al
guna gravedad en Pittsburg, & conse
quencia del desboque de un caballo. '
Diez mil personas tomaron parte en
una gran manifestación pública en
Chicago, en contra de las autoridades
públicas que permiten la prostitución
en la ciudad.
El séptimo congreso anual de agri
cultores será efectuado en el Canada en
Lethbrldgc. Estos congresos tienen el
objeto de fomentar la agricultura por
medio de "temporal.!'
Después de haber estado separados
por mas do cincuenta arios, creyéndose
muertos, George W. Spencer de Okla
homa y su madre se encontraron y se
reunieron en medio de la moyar feli
cidad. Según los últimos reports oficiales
dados á conocer últimamente por los
oficiales del gobierno, se sabe que hay
actualmente recluidos en asilos de
184,712 personas, las cuales distribui
das en todo el pais cuestan al erario,
y consequentemente al pueblo un gas
to de $32,000.000 de dólares. .
Notas De Sport.
Denver, que ha ganado el campeona
to de la liga Western de base ball,
cruzará sus bats con los campeones
le la American asoclatlon, que son
.os de Mineapolis. Los dos teams lu
jaran una Berie de siete partidas.
Muchoruldo están causando este
iño loa juegos de campeonato de base
jail que pugarán los - "Giants" de
ueva York de la liga Nacional, y los
llamados "Red Sox'" de Boston de la
.lga Americana. Amóos teams están
sn un estado excelente, y cuentan am
jos con una gran partida de juga
lores. New York cuentra con pltch
srs com Tesreau, Mathewson, y
Vlarquard, mientras que Boston tiene
en su novena nombres de fama como
Wood, Coulins, y batsmen como
Speaker.
De Todas Partes.
Mrs. Helen Williams, una esposa
Charles Lane,., Lane recibió dos bala
zos á consecuencia de los cuales
murió. '
El homicidio perpetrado . sobre la
persona de Lydla Bel'ger en San Fran
cisco, está rodeado de todo el miBterlo
y los horrores que nos cuentan los
novelistas en muchas de sus terribles
novelas.
Lob cacos que no temen a la policía,
penetraron a una Joyería en Nueva
Yiirk en medio del día, y robaron a la
ca?a por valor de cinco mil duros, sin
'v i- rr'Ma. ? tj'í'ra cup-n'a de g
iye sucedía. l '"-
Vn niPcanUmo quej'hs-'S'do inventa
de últimamente y que fué instalado en
los laboratorios médicos del colegio
de Harvard, facilita ' á los doctores
conocer el pulso de un paciente por
telégrafo o por teléfono.
H C. Frick, que compró el edificio
de la Iglesia presbiteriana en Pitts
burg), y cuyo euiricio va a ser demoli
do, está, perplejo por que no sale que
hacer con la primera piedra del edi
ficio que fué puesta en el año de 18G6,
pues tanto, la congregación de fieles
como el contratista lí claman.
Las elecciones primarias en el esta
do de Massachusetts, resultaron en la
elección de Eugenio N. Fobs, como go
bernador, para un tercer términa por
los demócratas. Por el partido de los
republicanos Joseph Walker de Brook
line fué nominado. Foss fué candidato
a la presidencia en la última conven
ción de Baltimore.
Los directores de un sindicato de
perldódicos van A apelar á la suprema
corte do justicia en contra de la últi
ma orden del secretarlo Hitchcock que
hace que los periódicos no digan men
tiras con respecto á 'su circulación.
Los periódicos embusteros alegau que
esa es violar la libertad de prensa y
que asi se les pone bajo la jurisdic
ción del gobierno.
Irlanda, una de las Islas que forman
poderoso imperio británico, se en
cuentra en las vísperas de una san
grienta revolución, con motivo de la
notable medida del ' Home rule" que
tanto han anhelado los patrióticos ir
landeses. tHay dos partidos, los union
istas que también se llaman Ulster, y
que son los que no quieren el home
rule que darla mucha Independencia á
Irlanda. El otro partido es el mas po
deroso y está formado por los católi
cos que constituyen la mayoría. El
parlamento británico ha pasado el
proyecto de ley dando su autonimfa á
Irlanda, (aunque siempre queda unida
al imperio británico) y solo falta que
el rey firme el proyecto. Los union
istas dicen que ellos levantaran una
revolución y se opodrán á la medida.
El presidente de la asociación Inter
nacional de químicos, Don Paul Wal-
den, un sabio ruso, ha predicho últl
mámente en Chicago que el siguiente
descubrimiento en química será la
manufactura de huevos compuestos de
aire.
Después de haber quebrado el re
cord fumando cigarrillos. Miss Pauline
Mackenzie, hija do un rico minero de
Boulder, Colo.,' fué llevada al hospital
donde se le está curando del mat que
le causó el haberse fumado trescientos
cigarrillos en el periodo de veinti
cuatro horas.'
Las contribuciones totales en la
tesorería democrática, para fomentar
la campaña que se está llevando á
cabo suben á $298,000 as decir cerca
de tres cientos mil dólares, según el
report publicado por al comité de fi
nanzas.
El record de las grandee cosechas
oue se levantaran este año en todo el
país no tiene precedente, y la riqueza
que vendrá consigo es muy grande,
En todos los departamentos de agri
cultura el gobierno predice unas cose-
c-aa Jamás levantadas. j
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