University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 6-20-1904 Santa Fe New Mexican, 06-20-1904 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 06-20-1904." (1904). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/1990 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN NO. 103. VOL. 41. SANTA FE, N. M., MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1904. II HEBTCflPTUM. THE CHICAGO DEATH OF REV. STANDARD JAPANESE Collector A. ELIJAH STONE THE Deputy Internal Revenue J. Loomis Locates a Peddler of OUT Mescal in Alamogordo. WINS CONVENTION An Old Circuit Rider Who Was the Father of the General Manager of Grada of Alamogordo. who has Reyes German Oil the Associated Press. AREJNVINCIBLE been suspected for some time of ped The Russian and of Dele- The Stragglers the State dling mescal, was captured recently by Have Been Com- 20 Rev. Stone Barons Arrived on the Fore- Chicago, June Elijah Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A. gations lather of Melville E. Stone, general J. Loomis of Santa Fe. Knowing that pelled to Capitulate. anil As- noon Trains. manager of the Associated Press, So a Russian Officer to an a quantity of mescal was being sold of Ormond Stone, professor of astrono- Says to railroad hands and other workmen is . my at the University of Virginia, at Alamogordo. Mi-- Loomis adopted a ROCKEFELLER ON TOP THE FAIRBANKS BOOM dead at Charlottesville, Virginia, af sociated PressCorrespondent-Th- e plan for locating the violator of the the 'home of his son, Ormond. law. He went to work on the railroad He was born at Hampton. New York, Is as a common section nana ana culti The Whole Output of the Baku Wells la in 1821. He came to Illinois in 1840 Vladivostock Report- and in a The Indiana Senator Is Urged by His Squadron vated Grada's acquaintance, at Present in American and was one of the first circuit riders few had learned to war- Friends to Break His Vice-Admir- al days enough in the state. He often rode long dis- ed to Have Run Up Against rant the arrest of the man. His house Hands. Silence. tances with Abraham Lincoln when was then searched and a large chest was the latter making his campaign full of mescal, or ill bottles was dis 20 anti-slaver- St. Petersburg, June According His y General Land June 20 The forenoon for the legislature. Kamimura covered. Grada was taken before Com to Novoe the Russian oil com- Chicago, led him to take an active Vremya. trains in and the sympathies missioner Shepherd where he pleaded binations have to tho brought stragglers in what was known as the 'un- was capitulated of all the state part in guilty to the offense and bound Oil and even the ranks nearly delega- railroad." He retired from Standard Company been filled. With ar- derground Engagement Progress. over to the federal grand Jury which Knaebel tion have the in 18S2. Rothschilds and the interests 1 the active ministry in He confessed rival the delayed delegations were convenes September. have come to terms with the Ameri- to to having a confederate, but the latter of the eliminated all obstacles holding New June 20 A Russian blegram from Hector Fuller, its special can concern. The whole output Chwang. made good his escape. Chinese In in American caucuses. The state headquarters PEROtGARIS AND VARLEY officer who was wounded at the battle correspondent at Che Foo. stating that Baku wells is at present were and the of the spector Mansfield assisted in the cap- the become sought program of Vafangow told the Associated Press he had been released by the Russians hands, rivals having ascertained. It ture. friends. day developed that TO DE RELEASED correspondent that the losses on both after spending five days in prison at most caucuses would be held late in ides were He the Ru- - Port Arthur. He says the Russians Fair- heavy. places the day or tonight. Senator sian casualties at 7.000. He says that have ample provisions and that the MADE MANY ENEMIES. banks' continued silence regarding the At Least the Navy Department is no soldier in the world could withstand !.Japanese blockade is ineffectual. The TUT has caused some of Chad-wic- vice presidency Thus Informed By Admiral the Japanese as they are now fighting. garrison consists of between 50.000 The Ranchman of the Manzanos Who in his own - feO.OOO - COLLEGE his strongest supporters at Tangier. Their fire, he claims, is mar- and troops. The damaged war- Was Murdered. Was Vio- 8T IMIML'S to advise him to make an artillery Recently delegation velously effective. The Russians ships are all repaired and the harbor lent in Temper. he would be 20 de- announcement today that Washington, June The navy stubbornly, desperately, but entrance is cleared of obstructions. fought a One The glad to have the nomination. Though partment has received a cablegram were unable to withstand the enemy a Siege Operations Have Not Begun, The reason for the murder of G. V. The Program is Varied caucus Tan- of most of the states will today from Rear Admiral Chadwick at dashinc persistency. It is estimated St. Petersburg. June 20 A dispatch McComber. the old ranchman, who Graduating Class Consists Six and the convention tomorrow, and Var-le- y corn- - Men. begins gier, saying that Perdicaris upon information obtainable that th from Lieutenant General Stoessel. was recently killed by desperadoes in Young hotel-- : are not crowded. are will be released tomor- the They 'probably Japanese force moving northward is inlander of the Russian forces at Port the Mazano .Mountains, was given by not, even well filled. row. 70,000 strong with 90.000 men in the Arthur, dated June 17, has just been an American ranchman who recently The following is the program of the As advanced it, became evi- the day aggregate engaged in the operations at received here and says that no serious visited Albuquerque as his violent commencement exercises today at St. dent, that an effort to "smoke out" occurred around Port Ar- - A Port Arthur. fighting has temper and the fact that he suspected Michael's College: The MOVER GIVEN HEARING, - Fairbanks would iot succeed. Friahtful Losses of the Russians. thur. Only a few skirmishes have tak- all the men whom he met of American Line March his being Senatoi remained silent, though 20 General Oku re- en place and siege operations have thieves. Whenever he saw any- College Orchestra to Tokio, June horse friends reiterated his position the Arrived at Creek Yesterday in he buried 1,516 Russians not begun. one at his cattle he would go St. John do la Salle (Hymn). is not Cripple ports that yet looking Baptist effect that the vice presidency of Officer Charged With on the field aftsr the battle of Said to Be Ready for Mediation. out and without call them Vocal Music Class cannot be Charge dead Japan provocation, an office to be sought, yet Complicity in Explosion. and then the work was in St. Petersburg. June 20 The inter- horse thieves and accuse them of de- The Wisli Dearer Than the Crown, nominated for it. Vafangow declined by any man The natives say that the view with Baron Suyematzu. publish- to steal his cattle. He had no William Kelly. to make such complete. signing "We pledge ourselves Cripple Creek, June 20 Charles H. Russians buried and also carried away ed in Paris and suggestive that Japan fear of anyone, and quarrelled with all Cherry Blossom Mazurka from time to time in the tar- D. Changes Mover, president of the Western Fed- many dead. is willing to accept the mediation of his neighbors indiscriminately. He H. Kaune. G. Kaune. S. Romero. conditions Jara-mill- iff schedules as changing eration of Miners, who arrived here Russian Losses Mounting Up. a power equally well disposed to Rus- was warned on several occasions that Laub. E. Salazar. W. Clark. N. is the lan- make necessary." That, yesterday in charge of the sheriff's of- Tokio, June, 20 Further reports re sia and Japan, while regarded as a several characters resented A. Muller. as now at- desperate guage oi the proposed platform ficers, will be brought before Justice ceived here show that the blow in- tentative utterance, attracts much his accusations and meant to take "No National Greatness Without, Mor- is evident no Ii agreed upon and it that, of the Peace Patrick for a preliminary flicted General Oku on the Russians tention coming from Marquis Ito. their revenge, but he paid no attention. Fred Soto will be made to by ality," further concessions hearing this afternoon. Mover is in the at Telissu Vafangow) is generally interpreted as meaning McComber was attacked from behind Old Black Joe (Chorus) a revision. fighting those demanding charged with complicity in the explo- on June 15th was more severe than that Japan is shrinking before the and beaten over the head with a heavy Vocal Music Class Platform in Pocket. The Lodge's sion at the Vindicator mine on Novem was at first believed. The number of prospect of a long, exhausting war. It pinon stick until he was dead. His Standard Clog Dance Medley (Violin) Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, ber- 26, 1903.