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EL PASO. TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1908.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
KAISER IS CRITICISED
BY REICHSTAG MEMBERS
FOR RECENT INTERVIEW
VON BUELOW
MAKES DEFENSE
Socialist Declares Anv One
•*
But Emperor Would Have
Been jailed and Tried
for Treason.
DEBATE WAS! PROLONGED
Every Speaker Censured German Rul-
er for Antagonizing Great Britain,
and for Making Statements to
Arouse Ire of the Japanese.
Berlin, Nov. 10.—The indiscretion of
Emperor William in having given the
interview which was published in the
Daily Telegraph in London, October
27, wnn debated in the Reichstag to-
day by a crowded house. Herr Basser-
malin, speaking for the National-Lib-
erals, said the party Old not desire the
resignation of Chancellor Von Bitelow,
but it did want the elimination of the
personal element from the'conduct of
foreign affairs and the observance of
the provisions of the constitution re-
lating to the interference of the em-
peror therein without, the co-operation
of the chancellor.
Subject to Trial for Treason.
Herr Singer, Socialist, made the
sensational declaration that had any
public servant except tlie emperor
made the statement contained in the
now famous interview, he would be
brought before a high court and tried
for treason. Herr Singer was greeted
by Socialist applause.
Replying to the critics of the gov-
ernment and the emperor, Chancellor
Von Buelow explained the circum-
stances preceding the publication of
the Daily Telegraph interview as al-
ready set forth in these dispatches. He
declared he had decided to remain as
chancellor hut he could not say for
how long. “I represent the emperor,'
Prince Von Buelow said, “and unless
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* HUMBOLDT SMELTER AND #
* MINING CLAIMS SOLD. *
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* Prescott. Arts,. Nov. 10.—-At an .#
* auction today of the properties of *
* the bankrupt Arizona Smelting ♦ j
* company, the smelting plants at ♦
* Humboldt, a number of mining A!
* claims and all other holdings of * I
* the company were sold through * i Younig Lawyer Who killed Former
ft emissaries to Ldwin S. Hooley ft * J
1 * and Thomas Ackerman of New ft
COOPER'S WOUND
MAY RESULT IN
HIS DEATH
the chancellor places reserve on his
utterances, he could not remain in
office.”
Baseerman Opened Debate.
Herr Basserman, National-Liberal,
opened the debate. He expressed a
hearty desire for the continuance of
friendly relations with foreign coun-
tries and said he believed that a very
small proportion of the German peo-
ple was unfriendly to Great Britain.
Tite personal element in foreign poli-
tics was .dangerous, he declared, and
the higher a man stood the greater
care he should take of his utterances.
A responsible official should exam-
ine his remarks. The National-Liber-
als did not desire the resignation bf
Chancellor Von Buelow. but they did
want the elimination of the personal
clement from the conduct of foreign
affairs, as its continuance was hound
to bring failure.
(Continued on Sixth Pane.)
York. The purchase price was A
$200,000 and , the incurment of A
mortgages generally stated as be- a
ing about $280,000. The confirms- *
tion of the sale takes place at A
New Brunswick, N J., on De *
A camber 20. A
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DEATH VALLEY SUFFERS FROM
MANY EAR1HQIAKL SHOCKS
Senator Carmack Is Resting Well,
Rut Physicians Say Complica-
tions Are Not Unlikely.
THREATS HAD BEEN MADE
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• EL PASO IS SECOND
A COUNTY IN THE STATE.
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A Special to The Times.
A Austin. Tex., Nov. 10.—El
A Paso county is second of all the
* counties In the state in assessed
A valuations of railroad property
A as disclosed today by the report
A of the comptroller.
A El Paso has 006.17 miles of
A railroad ami valuation of rail-
j A road property Is $9,249,969. Hat-
I* vis county leads with $11,267,220.
i * The total valuation ot railroad
j A properly in the stale this year
I A is $551,142,681. which is an in
| A crease of $'>0,559,271 over last
! * year.
‘ TRIAL OF LAMPHERE
BRINGS OUT STORY
ABOUT MRS. GUNNESS
ind , Nov Id.- The trial j the new evidence In its possession, the
Lnmphere. charged with the principal feature of which is the story
; of Fred Liimhilght, a neighbor of Mrs.
Miners, Residents and Prospectors
Fled When Frightened by Heavy
Quake Wednesday.
San Bernardino, Ca!., Nov 10,—
Death Valley and the surrounding
country are in the throes of a series
of earthquakes which began three
weeks ago and the most violent of
which occurred last Wednesday morn-
ing before daylight, carrying conster-
nation among the mining camps. Res-
idents, many miners and prospectors
tied from the district.
Samuel Lawrence, one of the first
miners to reach here with details of
the earthquake, said Tuesday that for
three weeks past there have been one
or two rumbles daily. They have all
been light with the exception of that
which upheaved the district Wed-
nesday.
Police Investigate Report Flint Coop-
er Warned Carmack to Refrain
from Editorial Comment on
Pain of Death.
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hotm\ where
will bo h M
r h«* funeral
tomorrow - at
absorbing
and many
iu circula*
mark
vice*
a. m.
Tim travxdy was tin*
topic in Nashville today
sensational rumors wore
lion.
Cooper’s Condition Serious.
Robin Coo pc i, who fired the i n!
shet and was himself wounded,- is
Nashville. Ten it., Nm- It) The under arrest at a local hospital. He
body of former Sen.*' * *v \V Cat-1 is doinu w II. hut his physicians stai
trai l, who was killed In . stenlav j 1 d today Unit tin- wound, w hich is
in a street duel with Rnt-in .1 Cooper. "**r lh‘! **£*'}* « ,ll"‘sfrous
* place a«Ui complications are not nn*
vvns sent m Columbia tins afternoon, j likely. Colon, ; Cooper, who was witli
Impressive scenes a' t .- Union sir- ! his son when tire shootim* occurred,
lion marked their depui ire. Mein- j uaualmred from police Itimd-
qmirtera to tin jail today. He had
INCENDIARY FIRE RESULTi
IN STABBING AND RIOTS
Bloodhounds Traded Firebug in Ken
tueky Town and One of Arrested
Men Stabbed Fellow Prisoner.
CONTRACTS LET FOR BUILDING TWO
STEEL BRIDGES IN THE COUNTY
Lexington, Ky., Nov. 10.—As a re-
sult of an incendiary fire destroying
the drug store and office of Dr. W.
C. .McClure at. Asherburne. Bath coun-
ty, last night, one man is under arras’,
and another is probably fatally
stabbed, and the, whole community is
so wrought up over tin affair that riot -
ing is expected. Early today (’apt. V.
G. Mulllken received a telephone mes-
sage front Sherburne to come there
with his bloodhounds. He arrived at
Sherburne early in the day.
The dogs at once tool; up the trail
at the sight of the burned building;'
and followed it to the home of Harry
Morgan. Muiliken arrested Morgan.
Mullikeii was accompanied by T. G.
Daugherty, whose barns were destroy-
ed bv the night riders last spring.
As Mulllken turned to leave the ieui.--
iviih Daugherty and Morgan under :,r
rest, young Harr;, Morgan stabbed
Daugherty twice. For a time a gen-
• ral figtil seemed imminent, but tlu
cooler men In the party prevented tliis.
Hurry Morgan Is held at Sherburne.
Commissioners Decide on Structures Over Rio Grande
at Courchesne and Canutillo—Votes in One Pre-
cinct at Election Tuesday Cost Each.
After going over the returns of last i Next were taken up the bids for the
Tuesday’s election and certifying to j fixtures to be pm in the county eh rk’s
i ut-
ters of tin- \V. C. T ! , whose cause
Mr. Carmack had a'1 nampioueil,
gathered at the station in numbers
and as the casket wa * orne in Joined
in singing “Lead. Kiiwlh Light.“ and
“Stand for Jesus.** \ vi f address
v as (j. iivered by It* Ira Landrith.
Mrs Carmack and a of her clos-
tst fi■ ienfjs were on perial ear
which conveyed the hi 1>. and the po-
fusion of flowers wa bm another of
tin many tostlitioutai i f 'rlef from
hosts of friends and otathl/ers. All
during the morning U
callus had entered
a stream or
In home of
tic body lay.
Frank Lander, when
Funeral to Be Held Today.
The funeral party i > bed Columbia
about' 4 o’clock p. m and were met
by a large concourse i titends. The
body was at once tar.ui to the Car-
nothing to say.
Friends of former Senator Carmack
are loud in their condemnation of the
Coopers, and the Tennesseean, of
which Mr. Carmack was editor, this
morning, both editorially and in it*
news columns, made the uni; .alitl <1
charge of murdn
Police Investigate Rumors.
The police are investigating nuuiei-
ous Mini, n which gained circulation
lodnv among Carmuck’fi friends and
wiiy cited by them a, tending to
show that' the Coopers had previously
determined to attack tin former sen-
ator ami were searching for him when
the tragedy occurred, is addition to
the statement made by Governor Pat-
terson this morning, which is one of
(Continued on Fifth Cage >
FIVE DEAD AS RESULT OF
EXPLOSION ON STEAMER
La Porte,
of Kay
murder of Mrs iieiie Comm : s and her
children, came to an abrupt halt this
afternoon when the second special
venire had been exhausted without a
jury having been obtained. With the
examination of George \\ Teeters,
who was peremptorily excused by tin
defense, tite examination of t>u jalev
men, twelve from the regular panel
and r*j special veniremen, was con-
cluded and so Judge Richter at oticu
ordered a third venire, tie* members
of which will bo ready foi examina-
tion tomorrow morning, as Sheriff
Sntut/.er and his deputies are tonight-
nerving the summons. With the ad-
journment of court this afternoon ten
ji|r\ men. accepted by both -ides, were
in the jure box. with indh it ions that
all of them will remain on the jury
as tlnali* accepted
The defense, conviueed n>w that it
will be necessary it* intt-aiucc evi-
dence for tin* puipo.-e of elearing
Lamplnrc, today made public muuo of
Gunness, who declares that one uight
in July. :is he was driving, to town, ho
saw a man and a woman iu u buggy
drawn by a gray lmrse, drive into tho
dimness place. He watched aud
heard the woman say:
“The money ain’t here," after sho
had jumped out of the rig and walked
around tie- ruins of the burned bouse.
He says that the woman was built
very much like Mrs. dimness; it Look-
ed like her. although she had on a
heavy veil, and tin- voice was similar
t* that of Mrs. dimness. The man,
he said, he did not recognize.
He says he did not tell anybody
about the matter at thu time be-
eau-* he was afraid of being laughed
at This evidence, Attorney Worden
■Tate i to be used to corroborate the
'tei of |) M. Hudson and his two
date..' *fers who will testify for the de-
Tens#- and that they saw Mrs. dun*
IU',' on ;u!.' !>. Lambright does not
fix a date, hut the defense declare#
that it mud have been, on the 9th.
TOUR KILLED IN (MINION
BETWEEN AUTO AND TRAIN
. «d
lied Bluff (’alii., Nov. in l
lision tonight tietwr tj an nulo ami iu-
«*omotive in this city lour were killed
and ono ■ light I v injured Tim d • i,
dEORdK II WILLAKH.
MRS d K WILLAKH.
MISS OLlVt: WILLAKH
MISS IH-KNK HAYS.
Slightly injured;
Imogen Willard.
The automobile carrying tho Willard
family and Mr . Hays was string hv
'he engine of a special train carrying
General Superintendent Young and
, si »ernl division supcrintimdcnts of
the .Southern Pacific railroad on u tour
j of Inspection.
■ Mr. -iiiil Mrs Will
laughtei and Mrs. IP
! . distance of 2G0 f«
; Imogen Williird .wa
* o*v-cHtelter and was
lightly.
The Maininen claim that the ma*
1 'line carried no lights.
and their
■“•> were thrown
Mi'| killed.
thrown on tho
i tit and bruised
GLOBE PEOPLE: FILE COMPLAINT "BLACK HAND " GETS BUSY.
JOE GOODLANDER STRICKEN
AT TUCUMCARI AND DIES
Had Been for Twenty Years a Drug
Salesman in the Southwest—
Was Very Well Known.
the various candidates who received
j office in the new addition of the court
I house, now nearing coni There
majorities in the county, tho county j ji,y.,,. bids received for this work,
commissioners yesterday took up oth-; one from the Genenii Klreproof com-
er matters awaiting attention. j party of Youngstown, Ohio. $611.50:
Aside front the regular routine, the T R Sheldon, agent for Hie Berliia
most important, matter that was taken Manufacturing company, Siojr,. and one
up was the award for the new bridges (front the Art Metal company of James-
to l>e built just north of the city town, N. Y„ $516. which was accepted,
across the Rio Grande rIVer at Cour- These fixturt-s are to lie ol the latest
chesne and Canutillo. Both are to i and most modern make, will In- .tliso-
be solid steel span bridges, and when lutely fireproof and furnish lit" clerk
completed will be a credit to the conn- . with ample room In which to keep the
tv. and a great convenience to those county : record:-
who will have to use them. Report of Treasurer.
For this work there were three dit County Treasurer C, K K.-li;. sub-
ferent firms contesting for the con- HJitted his quarterlt report to the
tract, which was secured by the K1 |)0ard and it. was approved It shows
I’a->o Bridge and Iron com pan Their ;l t)a|.1I1C(» ()I1 hand in all of the differ
hid for the steel bridges was Sa.il.ui. ful„js of $;-.-,.261.11. divided as tol-
The same firm submitted another
I lows: Jury fund, balance on hand at
bid for a wooden bridge at both place* | j(pg|nnjn(, n{ qUarl,,. re-
fer the 8UW ol *3-500. ireived during quarter, SI0.772.96, mak-
Other bids received were from the j||t, a lofa, of *2o.7-'.S.m*>. There was
Midland Bridge company of Kansas , 0(lt of t|,|s fu)1q ^ul.jUg ip,, quiii-
Cltv, Mo., for pile bridges. ?n,6te, and , t(>1, |j 77, liming a tin lane,' of *18,.
for steel bridges. '22-foot span. $6,1o0,
and from Austin Bros, of Dallas, Tex .
who offered to build tIt, two bridges i
out of lumber for $5,765, or out of
steel, 35-foot spans, for the sum ot ^ ^ <)f wh|(:h
includes $)0,iHKt that was tram-ferred
^ . (Continued on Page Three.)
Joe Goodlandet', for twenty years
a drug salesman in the Southwest and
well known in El Paso, suffered a
stroke of apoplexy at Tucittncari yes-
terday mottling from the result bf
Which be died shortly before 10
o’clock last night. J. II Pollard, of
Kelly k Pollard, received a telegram
yesterday front friends in Tucuntcarl
stating that Mr. Goodlaridcr was seiz-
ed with an attack of apoplexy and his
entire right side paralyzed, and that
it was teared he would not live. A
second telegram was received al about
10 o'clock last night slating that Mr.
Goodlander had died shortly before
that time. The stroke occurred yes
terday morning. Previous to that lime
he was in the best of health. The de-
ceased was a traveling salesman for
the Mvers Drag company, a wholesale
drug house of St. Louis. He maintain-
ed headquarters In tills city. Mr.
Goodlander had been making the
Southwest territory for th•• pas' twen-
ty years. He was probably the best
known 1 raveling man in southwest
Texas atnl New Mexico. Mr Good-
lander had heen coming to El Paso
for years aud had many warm friends
here.
MORE HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONS
The road and bridge fund at the
beginning of the quarter had rm hand
$16,671.84, and received during the
Judge Declines to Release Night Rid
ets Held for Reelfoot Lake
Murder.
$6,060. complete.
The bid that was accepted is for
six spans, each to be forty feet long, j
Thanksgiving Menu Prizes.
Aside from its religious significance, the celebration of Ttvanks-
giving Day always brings to the mind of everyone the Thanksgiving
North Bay,-Out, Nov. 10.- The steamer Temtskamlng was approach
itig the. landing- a< Teiniskunittig tonight wlidiTlht* I toller exploded wracking
the steamer and c:- tsiitg the death ol at least five persona: 8 -veral passeti
gets and inelttlit s of tm> crew v..-tv buried into the water and many are
injured.
Details of ll tragedy are lucl in,' A mail named McBride, a li'Jhicr
from the Fulled At. tea. is luissim and lllcic I little donltl of ills fqte .1
Menard arid T It'-rt iiutiaii, firemen, atnl' iwo ttien w hose names am un-
known, are dead
Six at'o haiit 1 tied and sevctal may 1 i It - A special tralu was tli - •
patched front Maitu a to bring the iiijsicl to thal town
RAILROADS HELD 3,000
LABORERS IN PEONAGE
COURT DECLINES TO
ALLOW MORSE BAIL
Charges of Excessive Rates Filed With
Commission Against Railroads
From El P£so to Globe.
Italian Received Letter- Demanding
$000. Refused to Put Up Cash,
and Lost His Home.
Wnwltingintf, Nov. lu. Fifty Iwo
liiruitriil rumplainis wpip filctl today
willi tho infViKiiiic ivoniim rn- commls
^iOil h\ tin* old Hoinimun Coppoi .Vllu-
tUdvoL. \o\. |u I* < d low ing tho m*
‘ •*I|)i io<l.i, ni a blrtcia hand letter de
man dine. $50*1, the home of Grilleo
Matendo i ■ e 21.\ I aimed street. (*a»t,
Ing and HiuelGnk oompanv of Globe, j h'tnwn up lonlglif, .\lthough the
Aii/. a^uiiiKt a I a rue number of rail j Iioum - ladly wiirked nuiie of the
way i niipanirs doing a ilanKportatio'ii * nine fnn .ms uhHo• i> ip it were in*
bUMirn sn ertfil ol (he Ko<*klert. The
eomplaml - alleue thal e\n anive, un
just and tiimniHOnnbh’ and dln< i liuina
toi v minlnniiii rah*:* on shiiunruitH of
coke from i‘H.Blei’ii polrii:, ah* charged ;
from Id Paso, Texae, to Globe, Ail/. I
Jared. Abont ii,iu p. m two men
were we. - rumiitn; awe from Mar-
c m jo’s hoiii'C and a Luo men! later the
- xpin&ion occurred which shook
inm-i'S for two blocks
MACHINIST COMMITS SUICIDE.
MOB LYNCHES NEGRO PRISONER.
GOVERNMENT PROSECUTES HEN-
RY M, FLAGLER’S COMPANY,
Circuit Court Hears Evidence in Trial
Involving Charge of Slavery—Work-
men Said to Have Been Compelled
to Work at Poict of Lash—Poorly
Fed and Given N< Chance to Escape.
New York, N"
serted to in- .the t
of 3,000 mt'ii in
Floilda and the):
dor bard labor fot
mouths, was dtutlt
day .before Judge
FINANCIER CONFINED IN TOMBS
UNDER NEW DECISION.
Court of Appeals Held That Since
Trial Judge Had Refused to Admit
Morse to Bail, it Would Be Improp
er for Higher Court to Do ^o With
out Additional Evidence,
dinner. This is particularly tru a of the women of the home, as they
are the ones who give the most thought to satisfying the appetites of
the family.
in order to stimulate Interest in t is part of the celebration, and
to put before its readers a menu’that will be within reach of the
purse of every wage earner. The Times will give two prizes of $3 each
to the ones who submit the best menus for a Thanksgiving dinner on
or before November 21. Menus submitted will he printed daily.
The foliowing well known ladies of El Paso have kindly consent-
ed to act as a committee to decide the awards:
MRS. W. H Al'STIN.
MRS. A P. COLES,
MRS. E. KOHLBERG.
MRS. J. P. WILLIAMS.
, MRS. \V H. BURGES.
The names of the winners, together with the menus submitted by
them, will be published in The Times on Sunday, November 22.
Simplicity of detail and cost of food wlU be taken into consider-
>n. In short, the best dinners for the leait money, will win.
I'nion City, Term . Nov 10,— Judge
Jones today declined to grant the new
habeas corpus petition presented on
behalf of aoeged night riders now in
custody in connection with the mur-
dei of Captain Rankin at Reelfoot
Lake He held that ail questions
brought up had been passed on in dis-
missing the first petitions. The pris-
oners will nqt lie taken out of the
hands of the military and the state's
evidence of witnesses and self-con-
fc-ssed night riders will not become
j known, despite efforts of attorneys
- t,..
it),—What was I.IK-
ictical mdroonitig
■ wild regions of
■tentlon there tin
period of sevecnl
with at length to-
lough and a jury
in the I'nlted Sta r circuit cour! in
the course ol the ial of (ho govern-
ment's case again employes an i
agents of the Fine-at East Coast Rail-
way company tor ; leged violation of
the' statute proiillii mg "peonage, slav
cry arid enforced ivltude."
The men under in llctmenl are Fran
cisco Sahbla, Edwa d J. Trtay, David
E. Harley and Kian. A. Hugg.
Nothing Short of Slavery..
Aft" r a jury had neon selected Dep-| ’" s1''
uiy Attorney otn : >i Glenn E. 1'nted i '1 1
outlined the prose: it Ions case, con j
tending tiiat the t. atment accorded ‘
th workmen supplied to the Florida
East Coast company bjr-i.be defendants
was nothing she' of slavery. Tie*
government would how. he declared,
thal in 1905 the men had been induced
by alluring advert).-eijjents, to apply
for cm ploy men! in tin; south Through-
out tiie long journc they were given,
nothing iitit stale mead and bologna
sausage, aiul whi-u they reached the
land end of their journey many re-
fused to leave the train, but a hose
had been turned on them, and in this
manner the entire eoilsignment. had
been driven about rf a waiting steamer.
Paradise a Barren Wilderness.
When the ultirr. <• destination was
Ordcriy Ctowd Took Black From Jail
and Hung Him Up to a Tree.
Biloxi, Miss. Nov, |o \ moll of j
white tlieti stoitiK'ii t’e- ■ a jail here ;
tie iifli-rntioii. took Dili. Ili-ms l.elily,
a negro idlargcil wiili a i V upon u j
white girt, and lynehed him. Tho mob
was onleijy and final' dispei si tl. leuv-
Ing Hie body hanging to a Ini
The crime ini: which I in- negro was
l> In- l was commuted today upon
Kllzalii'ih Hftini i. 17 : on old, at
V\ I End. Where : u-t'al mill dels and
criminal assault - have in • utty lieen
charged to neii'in l iie negro l«uit
Hie girl Into in-■ ie llillll' an ' left Imr
for rteatl. Bite pattfall.t t ecu. "icil con
sin-o'e-iu-sH and was found several
iKHits later.
Tramp Discovers Body of Ivan Ballard
Near Reno.
li- m Nov Nov, in Willi an empty
t-"t: ie of cm indie :ic.id by ills side, (he
iioii) of Ivan Bullard ii-inaclilnlst, was
lomi.d -ni a pile of tie, about two miles
ear i i.if Reno this-meriting by a tramp,
w ho muillod tin- atnliorlties That the
mill! eiinimltled siiieide was indicated
In a .'j letter adtlreKsi'.ii to ills mother,
Mrs. I. )1. Ballard, Ilk? Franklin street,
Appleton. \\ Is
Selling Pools Under Ban.
(tl' mpia Wash, Nov. 10,— Selling
•i ;o! • on horse races and maintenance
if hotting rings at race tracks are un-
dei the ban of tiie law in this state,
according.' to a decision of the state
• i!>•-.- mr court, inin led down today:
j for the defense to bring it out.
HARDING ELECTED BISHOP.
ation.
Washington Pastor Will Succeed Late
Bishop Satteriee.
Washington, Nov. lu.—Rev. Dr Al-
fred Harding, who for 22 years past
has been rector of St. Paul’s Episco-
Jj pal church here, was elected bishop
i of Washington, to succeed the late
’ Hev. Satteriee, lat*- today. Di. Hard-
!j mg was chosen on the fourth ballot,
tip to which the Rev Dr. McKim, also
'.of this city, had led in the balloting.
New York. Nov IC Bail was il<
ni<-il Chgrlot, \Y Moise, the financier,
who has isii-ii Hcntr-rici’d to fifteen
j tiliinprlsonnii-til in hard labor at
tile closing of the 1'II11 ■ I Btmev 'll
(flit court of appeiifs today, and it
now seems ci'itfitii that *fonie-.
timiti iiiiilllotwiie must nn.:i4iv in tie'
ToiiiIjk ptimiti at least untif !t- "-m'.a (
3next, when luyutmuit on tfie writ
error that lias been gran'ed him ma'.
coine tip.
.ledges l.acoinhe, Ward and Cox id
till- united States court of fippi a!
rendered ihe declRlon late today. O'c
loop-hole in left open to Morse's (lillil
set In the decision and that )i that
the Jud. ■ decided I tint while hail v.-
I’xK i t denied, it was done, "without pirju
” 1 dice to a renewal of the applicatioa
a fret a hill of particulars is filed
The judgi a tared iirlefly that as Ce-
11ial fudge in the [it'oceeiilnga against
Moi se had refused to admit Hint . to
ball, tiie reviewing judges Her- • ,»t
• preparedcon the piipetK r.uim :!te t %n
them, to make a disposition of -fi"
mot Ion
Mot e bad been liopeh -if gain,-
his release from the Ti ob 'eday
and the denial of bail can a a ft'.i'l
blow. His wife and son ih -y bad
l.cen wild) him In the jail lu ing ilp
uBerrioon and they encmirigei; him in
Hie belief that in- would tie ...... i#>
nightfall. Mrs. Morse and iter am let
the prison before the de.-ision bad
been rendered ami the io-wb v, --i ■ or.
veyi.-il l<> the prisoner iq an a- -ist.-ml
NEW MEXICAN MINING EAW
BECOMES EEEECTIVE JULY I
reached, said M Gated, the men
found that the par , iso that had been j lb tiie counsel s olB<
promised them wa a barren wilder-: While Morse tried lo tilde iris , s-
ness, overrun wi'h reptiles and ven- appointment he t--i' »»> < down to
omous -,vh‘ ■ no piac1** to s’f-op ; fio ho H»* wjilkofi to h ' ol jo1,
had been provid' d lor them. Their | cel! and sat on Hi.- .sjc m 'h!x ha"’,
"high wages," the edsecutor declared, 1 narrow- berth and refine to nwi.c
were slips of paper exchangeable at any comment
the company's stoic The escape that Judge Hough gave a, b. -*aso:i f*-t
man'-' sought wa- impossible as the rt- infusing to admit .Mote- m liail tiiat
glou was entirely cut off. ! the case was not an ex’ ad! »V. .nut
Some Brutally Beaten. ; and that it would be • v foi Morye
Thinking to lie <■ scharged, some re- to furnish hall 'hrough t- »ot. -ing com.
fused to work. Th ie. Mr. rated .-.aid. :•*»«». a-- tm- pii.-toner wa $22.-
were threatened with'death and bm- (gfOdHrO. Mors.-, in an iffidavit pre-
tally beaten. Kina:! - some were able ; seated to the judges of 'h< court of
to smuggle letters th rough to relatives ’ appealh yesterday, deni I that «e
Tho new Mexican mining law which
was f>re. onh’il Go- oihor day to <’on-
groH.-, i»y ih** Mini »***r oj FurrH*ru<>, (“on-
si St H oi I .»•> ,l I t H'i* ‘ , iM‘Mi(l(?S toil Halt*
fdcijt art if I«
Th** |»411( h.encJa m-uihIii tho Hiini'*
ats undor tiu* pro<,,nl law
An i !i| ii of icgal i 11 f * - j • in Mio
iif*w law i conliiipod In Art. ). which
jimvidir. that properly in wines In
subject Uj tin* civil f*od«* oi IEif Fed-
eral 1district, *xc*’j)t m HpoclalJy hill
flown by i iu* mining law it soil.
So much nitonGon Etas f>o<*n i\
to tEif propos'd provi: ioh • ol 11»*■ (-1 *v
law a . affccH/iK loi"jp.n inu in
Mexican ndro* . Uiat i! i*. <»t *!
pbriifionco *o «xaniinc tin clao-
boMrlOK on tills subject nomaim
tli* draft finall;. s ihrnitted 10 cony • - *
It will it<’ observed, says the M< x*
saint formality is necessary when thu
dcnouncf fueni is mad(* lonjointly by
(oi <•: -1 > rs and ciH/(*ns.
If ptTminsidn he refused the
. cl* iMiunci'ii will l)e declared
Xrr-f' .
Ti-e pi*:mission to which
i iM’ di. • article tefers will be
in ' - a . >o cnaido foreigners to ac-
i iii* I*> any otln r method mining
prO]Hiitin-d , icus thereon within ^ai>4
eivrli! •kiiometci /out). ^
\n i :7 Foreign companies are
incapable oi denouncing or acquiring
I)4, any rmans mining properties or
Men tli*’toon within ihe zone men-
iioii’cd in Art. 134.
\rt i::x. AH acquisitions in con*
traviftiGon of Arts I;I4 to 137 of this
law are null and void. Suits for their
nullification can be instituted either
j by i party in interest or by the-fed*
t eral prosecuting attorrn\v acting un-
(!ci in>! ■ actions frorn rErt>
lean Herald, that not only has th*
tide forbidding foreign companies lo | der Inst ■ .ictions from tlrt1 department
acqiiiia* mine, jp Mexico been excised \ of Ff,mento.
from the project, i»ut tiiat also the \- i:;:r When I -jherltance or
clause which condition* ! the acqni judicial award in n, rnent of a debt,
sit ion of mines !» indi vidual foreign-. a foreigner acquit Toperty coining
ei in the frontier slat' s on the per* j within the scope of vrts. 134 and 135,
n, don of th'- xeeutive has been r< iic will 1 *• allow*.I a year to alienate
la .* d. and according to the final drat* 1 such property, unless before the ex-
i,- to appl oply to an ei^hty i iloniei*-! pi.roiion *>f that, time he shall have
■)5<.ne. = secured the permission referred to in
nn the e her hand the disqualifies* I the same articles,
tkm o: feo ign rompann .s has been “Ait, 140, When a foreign company
n.;, ie a date in that /.on* In other : i th< beneficiary of the inlleritance
vvoiils, in said zone, th conditions | or judicial adjudication, it must per*
which the suppressed Ai ! 14 sought I rorc* alienate the property wfthin the
4 apply to tiie whole of tin- republic ] period of one year.”
WII'-MS*' ‘ <•*- w .............. . ..... ■> .....■* *
and In this mann'-r tbn government j wax a millionaire.-naylm; dial he hadjlin
will prevail.
The artlelCH bearing cii the-.e points
a:.:.; as follow",;
"A!H. 154.—No titledeeil to mining
; :operty can be Issued to forelgnera
d counctng claims In a zone eighty
kliometers wide along the tionndary
existing.
[ meat his obligations.
with foreign state*, unless they
vtously obtain a special permission
j 1'o.n the executive of the Union. The
Tiie propo-i d new law will come
-ink) force on duly 1, 1909. except that
iiii existing provisions as to prospect-
ing permits will cease to exist on the
promulgation of the law. In the pre-
amble Minister Molina says that the
prospecting permits have not given
the results, expected of them.
Tin abolition of theso permits is an
Interesting innovation of the new law.
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