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THE ALBUQUERQUE M0RNIN6 JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1910. J- (." jf Worthy of Proper aging is one supreme essential of good healthful beer. Your Table The great Pabst Brewery at Milw aiiKce its 111 has a storage capacity of almost tvic average output, which insures proper a ging of ill Pabst SOME OF THE NAVAJOS CONNECTED WITH THE WETHERILL KILLING From left to right The loiirth until from tin? left is llosllne Klo Urollior. mill tin filth. Joe llie-tine u.i.l, who shot itt Con piinther Finn.

The second liiiliini from tin- right In IVMi Tliltikui who in alleged to lime shot ol'f lir.lf of Wt-tlieriU'H licuil lifter he nn killed. The iiihii at the extreme Hht Is I'mlilhi. who Irletl to murder Finn. Colonel Sellers upiieurs In the middle. This picture win taken when the XmvmIok wen here ill the Ir-ligation congress in 19118.

ill a rf ir, i -a daughter of l'adilla mentioned is now in school here. Ivy Is a brother-in- III tr XJL UtfcTiLXI uuv Women Left at Mercy of law of W. II. Chamberlain of the Whitney company here and is crip The Beer of Quality means that everv drop in pled with rheumatism. What of the Officers? It Is understood that in addition to tlie 1'ennest for troops from Fort Win- the Murderers of Wetherill every bottle thoroughly maturedworthy of your table gate, sent in by Sheriff Talle, two mounted policemen were sent tu the rceiie of tlie killing.

As far as can be learned the mounted policemen never Wrlherill's horse came up. In a few minutes Sheriff Talle came up and got there and for some reason no soldiers were sent. If. as alleg-i PIONEER VICTIM OF A WELL started Immediately for Thoreau to for help. Ho did his duty bul no one has ever come.

Who Intercepted In about an hour we ot the body ed. no ai tioti been taken to bring the companiotjs of the surrendered murderers to justice or protect the home of Wetherill. there Is a general feeling that some inquiry; should be made into the matter al the best beer brewed. In your ice chest, Pabst Blue Ribbon remains bright and sparkling the cold has no effect on its limpid-clarity no sediment darkens the bottle. Made and Be -i ilea Only by Pabst at Mibvr.ukec The best should bo none too good for you.

Phone fcr a ccis. PLANNED ATTACK, BELIEF OF MBS. WETHERILL MOTHER AND CHILDREN LEFT SURROUNDED BY BAD REDSKINS once. lUri.lFD 1MHW At.F.XT KXCCnt.WiKIl X.WAJOS The Sta her mentioned in tile lore-going letter is understood to be an Indian agent who came to Pueblo Konito a year or so ago and ho it is alleged, was unfriendly to Wetherill from the start. It is said Staclnr came to I'uoblo Uonilo lo arrange for the erection of an Indian school there and that he told the Indians to tear down dams and lu es erected by Wetherill.

on what is alleged to have been his own patented land. It is claimed that Slai her poisoned Hie mi lids of the Indians against Wether here. The shut that killed Mr. Wetherill struck him in tlie chest a little to the rlpht side. After lie fell, they shot tlie riiht side of It is head and his rifilit hand off.

lie died Instantly and without a striiMKle. Von can doubtless imagine the horror of that night when we all sat up and watched for the daybreuk attack that we expected. There was Willi us six Mexicans, one of them almost scared to death. Mr. Finn.

Mr. Ivy, who is not un ableliodied man, and Mr ii'Fulloii. Mr. O'Fallon was so frightened that lit) would have Roue that nlKht but his horse wus played out. He did leave in the morning.

Hesides the rest we were very anxious for Mt. Talle, for live Indian had ridden out (he (tap just ahead of him. We were alone until four o'clock the next day. iv hen Mr. Illake.

an Indian trader front below here, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones came. At, midnight Thursday (leotKe Hansom came from allup with message from Mr. A.

Wetherill It was tlie first that we. knew thul Mr. Talle hud gotten throutth. 'that ninlit we sent a Mexican with iH 1 IPS Pllll The Meyers Inc. 116-118 West Silver Ave.

Tel 125 ill, telling them that he hud no business Me. "ff'ls said that Mr. S'tachcr was "'recently removed to Duncan McClllivrav's place forty mill s' west and that Mc lilllv ray and the agent have been having trouble ever f'ince. Tlie Jones mentioned In the letter is siiid to be an assistant to Stnjher who took tlie part of Wether- New Light on San Juan County Tradedy in Letter From School Teacher: Who Was Eye Witness, While Widow Declares Shooting Was Alleged Authorities Refused to Arrest Accomplices of Chief Murderer, Who Tried, to Kill Cowpuncher Finn and Shot at Mrs. Wetherill; Home Left Defenseless With Little Tots Trying to Save Scattered Stocn message to Simpson's to call the was "fired" for ill and it is nllege, a i CO fill ner, but his horse died and lie That Ui hard 'Wetherill was abut home but it was so sick he never got until alter four o'clock tind (1 home flown by ambushed Indians', unarm never got there.

Friday morning Mr. Al Wtlheriil and Mr. Talle came from Callup. Mr. Tulle had called for troops and three cars bad been' ordered for them.

He had word that mounted police were on the way. Hoi left horses and a ftuide for them all lercsled iii some uiiniii property in EVERYTHING SOAKED that reason liy Slacher. According' to' Cotohel Sellers the chll'lren who are trying to save what is lef( from tlie depredations of the Indians are twelve, ten alul eight years old, respectively. For, Sellers is pushing the investigation Into Hie notion of (ho authorities following the killing." hud developments are expected. The Iricttds id Welhelill, Colonel Sellers declared, will leave no stone unturned to set-lire justice for flu- dead man and Ids bereaved family.

en i 1 tlallnp. Where are they? Some time the Cook'Sj Peak tlisliict. 1 ieo. cheiiei, who for been the local inanagi-r for Hi tiiiental I lil i-emi-ntiy. has a.i Ho- local nialiagclship of tin-nil compc.ny at Dcming.

during the night Mr Six and Mr. Fim kney (two of Staoher teatilresi eited Texas got in to' do what they could to hur IN VALLEY OF THE PECOS j. II. Taylor, who has be manager for the Texas pany at this (dace, goes as manager for the -II the I. nil com Douglai COjlliK- 11 imiki: Ti.Y i xvi i BY OTIIFUS SYs WIDOW The loll.

Colonel wing letter Sellers from civcil l-lller- vv a rs at that point. James Slieppa.rd. son of the Mr. who was for Ivvelltv years mancger of the Harvey House at Demfnjr, lias accepted a. position ill: Putnam.

N. Julie i o. r. 1 K. Sellers.

Complete Returnes Show Dry Spots Are Few and Far Between; to Cement Ditches of Hope Irrigation Project, had to leave the coll. liy noon some Xavajos. who hud brought the news, had Collect around here. Joe rl" dinner here and held the baby. About two o'clock Mr.

Wetherill and Sheriff Tit lie came and R'nt their dinner and -Mr. Wetherill sent Joe back alter F.ome cattle that Talle had had to leave. Then he and Talle rode upon the mesa. As soon as Mr. Finn and Mr.

n'Fullon ot In, Fesh Tlilukai rode to the mesa and told Mr. Wetherill that the Navajo had shot Mr. Finn, and that they were Ko-in to take to ilnlhjp. 3fr. Wetherill was very well mounted on a new sorrel that he had just Hot, and he came in a very few minutes.

only to find Mr. Finn in tl nice and everything apparently all rlxht. Just then Joe brought in the tattle, and Mr. Finn and Mr. AVetheril! started take tlnm to the mesa at ten or fifteen minutes to six.

When 1 saw I hem ride off fhcro were two or three Navajos riding with them. Those Navajos ran on ahead of the cattle, and when Mr. Wetherill and Mr. Finn reached the first bin arruyo crossing about half a mile west of here, eleven armed Xavajos spratm out of tlie arro.vo and without a word bewail llrini; at them with the Winchesters that they had had conceal-ed In tlie arro.vo. Tlie first shot was lired at Mr.

Finn but missed; the t-ass and annoy us. About noon Justice of the Peace Fay and the sheriff of San Juan county got in. The impicst was held and at .1 o'clock Mr. Wetherill was buried under the rocks in place that he himself selected years ago. Mr.

Pinckney had Finn arrested for assault with-intent to kill upon llostine Slo's brother and A titnii-i. They took him to Farmington after the burial. J.n--"' went to defend Mr. Flinn. They left l'adilla standing on our doori-p and Mr.

Pinckney spent the night at Joe s. Mr. Pinckney end Mr. Six ii il murderer had given himself iji md that there' was no use of the others. Do you nm think snut wn are livina under an enlightene I and exalted kind of justice? Since the burial we have to collect and water the stock and protect ns, Mr.

Ivy and llnlph Mc-Junkin, not vet nt r. 1 1 1 the Copper Queen Mining cciu-' lany end goes to liouglas, to his duties Col. Wayne Wilson, of Silver City, passed through Doming this morning 11 his return from an extensive pleasure trip in the east. Dr. elton ho has been at l.crds-liurg for the hit I month reli.i ing I r.

Crocker, the S. Ulllcrn Pacific surgeon ct that place, icliiriicd csti r-day to Santa Ifila lo resume his duties as chief surgc-n for the Chiuo 1 'upper com A iIIe. X. M. Dour Friend: liy this time son have heard be terrible news It was beyond all doubt an organized attack, and judging front past events, at least, indirectly instiL-atod by others.

All that I need or of mv friends is that they assist no- to see that justice is done, as 1 know it will n. he if they do not help me. I have employed Alfolllev Jones, who is a capable man anil a dear friend of Mr. Wethci Ill's. I ill write yon all the particulars ns soon as I am aide.

Yours tt uh MPS. IMi'llAKH (SiMM-iiil rorrpMHimlritrf leriiinr Koswell. X. June JN, liuring the fiasl lour davs the elilife Pecos Valley has received a goodly share of Hie rainfall that is so badly needed. without bailee to.

defend himself; Unit Hill Finn, his ht-ad miv puncher, was arrested token off leaving Mrs. her young children practically at the mercy of a bund of Indian murderers who even sat nn the doorstop; that for some reason tlie order for troops was I'uiinterrnamlt'd ind the mounted policemen turned hue and ttiat the attack was Ins-tiiited, are features of a new version of the recent murder of the i.ioneer and Indian trader near Putnam. X. 31. This story of the killing, as told by, L.

Quirk, teacher who was with the Welher-ills at the time, paints a picture of injustice and brutal indifference which if true, will arouse the nii-ft intense indignation on the part of every one bo reads it. According; to Miss Quick, the trouble arose from the act of an Indian In stealing, us alleged. colt whiih belonged to little daughter of Wetherill. Finn, it is alleged, went to recover the animal whit had been nearly killed and the Indian showing light. Finn laid hint out with a blow on the head.

A short time later as Finn and Wetherill rode out with some cattle, eleven armed Xavajos out of an artoyo and commenced firing. Wetherill fell anil his body was brutally mutilated altet he wa dead, while Finn, oiit of ammunition, lied tor his life to the house with Indians shooting 'at him as lie rode, one Indian, it is told, tried to kill Mrs. Wetherill; the woman and her chihlreiv alte-' the arrest of Finn, were left. to face these murderous ravages with practically no protection, spending a terrible Night in h'nirlv expectation of being massacred by the Navajos. The story, however, best told in tlie letter from Miss Quick received yesterday bv Mrs.

1). K. 1:. Sellers in this city, it is as follows: Putnam, June Mrs. Sellers, AlbiKnie! ipte.

N. M. 1 I From tlie monnta in iiinlrv on tlie west to the plains on 111 family leave A 1 ti a short 1 Douglas, I I TI10-. Ihiltoug and lor 'o-'k's Perk May there they will A 1 where they will and from the pel. cm-i IT to the Texas line on it-j conic long distance telephone sages 01' the showers Ihat arc jio.ally all over the district.

make their. Six gare orders to the Xavajos whn i were lierdin the stock not to dig for them and they have tliru-j ed them loo-e. Half of the sheep are i Ifii h.ird, Kliz.ii both and babv liobert are all out riding 'tie and horses, and herding like iio.n. PLENTY OF WATER are only how crs a lun 1 their iMWillli ,1 has Slorii. Soldo- Co.

jibe tiatui been st as much gin done as if idiot: I rain had I fj ludc-tib- Dealer. home in the future. Sam Wiight and wile left yesle -Icy for Hone, Ark. Mr. Wright cenlly had the misloitune to lose leg in the seivice of the Santa I-re Iron d.

Mrs. Martha Anient returned ye: lei day afternoon In a short bus iicss trip to Paso. AT DEMI W. P. 1 -1 1-.

W. P. Kilev pe. were het'i 'HI! V. Coffin, gelling hi' ditches of on cementing the Hope second killed Mr.

Wetherill. llostine Tnca lired it. then I'esh Thlukai ran up and shot him as he lay dead. Mr. Wetherill was unarmed, but Mr.

Finn bad his six-sliooter and of course be-Lin to use it. His horse was a hall bronco, and Ihcimi bncklnir. which circumstance probably saved his life, Knowini; that Mr. Wetherill was dead and that the odds were fearfully acaijist him, lie turned and raced his life up through tlie field to the house, l'adilla following him and shooting ns last as be could. When Mr.

Finn kh opposite the Mexican house two hundred yards from home. the constt noli- The two boys. Ivy and Mcjunkin. ar-thong their utmost to save whit: the. inn.

Mr. Wetherill has gone ifal-lup to see some one cannot be eit to protetl us and help us to s.v, It-' little that is left. Among the other kind things that Pinckney did. he brought twerxe Indian policemen here and kept Mem in front of the bouse nearly -'av Friday. I The baby Is well.

Mrs. as well as could be expect' it. Mts Jones went right back Frblty niv.li! i pro- of an flout of what everyone thought it 11,0 might to be. They made a close to n- dia ws torv i ami I iinniciiM' i i llio penase incrcte da ni a 'i'" from whicli Hi.pi Records Broken for Moisture; News Notes and Pnsonals From the Windmill City, MILLION AND A HALF TO CREDIT OF VARIOUS NEW MEXICO COUNTIES 'ts irriga lion water: i lb 1 rv Atw oil ''It. cured or "It saved the as thrown Mail! street from her buggy on Soul 1 last night hen her Itors anil i throwing her 1 last night when her horse i ml I throwing her DlMi inl I MurninK Dcming.

N. Mt, Julie Din- to Wetherill met i Joe llostine Ya.a. and llostine St" so sne and 1 have everything an old Mexican man cannot do I tic- heavy rain to. the Sil Cit Waniel l.ear Madam, Mr. his death at exactly evening and the fails Tuesday night Hilly thanks viraw.

Hie iii, i.t on the Mrs. Wetherill said that sin i iv Wednesday are these: chigny. Thorn- of my child." arc the expressions yon hear every day about Cbamlierlain'n Colic, Cholera and Dial rlmeii Itciu-edy. Tins is true the world over where tills valuable remedy has been introduced. No oilier medicine in use for diarrhoea or bowel complaint lias received such general approval.

The secret of the success of Chain ber-lain's cure. Choh ia ami Diarrhoea Keincdy is that il cures. Sold by nil druggis." pcclt Mertiiiis took flight Santa. V. June ja.

Almost heavily to the a million and a. half dollars in al- ground, striking on in In-ad and nuces all' reported by Tra vol ing A ud- lend shoulder ami fi-cc. She will itor Charles V. Safford in the Oilier- "nl'lneil to hi-r room days, cut county treasiu i-s on 1. 1 he although not dangerously injored exact sum is 1 I allestsj Hoy Parsons and James Mullens lo the ex, client liuanciel condition nfllesl uiglil a nnounced the the ommoiiw call h.

fidlow ing "i Hie city of Koswell to be. the by counties: I hi, is about thirty-six hundred in ditch a i today irrigating their liehis. Jo on 010 I his is tin. iirNt water that has I 8it. llostine Tazzl.

Juan Vlcit- el, the Minibrc; below Spatibling this yon and will send to you if help. Please feel I n-e to ca'l for any Information that the needs to bring the the. I know that he and everv mind friend of Mr. Weth -rill II i 1 i ye oth. ar.

brother rode out and attempted lo cut hbn "ff lrom the house. Joe fired three sho's at him behind the bam with Wim hester. llostine had a club and rope with which he was trying to dra him from the saddle. Mr. Finn kept his pun trained on llostine but did not shoot until just as he reached the front of the blacksmith shop, for ln bad only two cartridges and as, a fr.iid to waste them.

He then fired and struck llostine in the back. makinu a slight w.i I I I 1 s. 4 Tlo.s K. lento, t'nsr in Drew cot has closed out the 'looti The building is now by I'aido Klvcra who is stock of gl'ocel tcs. lo.rmaii's neat cctio in -brief on Silver avenue is just nun- WE A.

HE LOOKING FOK yQ7 r.M. I i 'haves Pel ii. Lincoln I. una Valencia '1 ty. Posh Tlilukai.

Nelson While jiud others canio to Mr. "Wetherill andtjld him tiiat Antonio had stolen a bhjid-Cd coll belonging t-( We'li-rill and was ridins it to death, "he next morning Mr. Wetherill sent Mr. Finn and a man by the namo, of O'l'alhm, whit happened be h're. niter the edlU They found it hilt: ed behind the hoan, almost dead.

Finn led it nroun, to the from of the houan. told Antonio that it whs Sir. Wetherill and that lie was yolna i'o take it. Antonio called hint a lii'r. and benan to i'iiln to prevent I in tiikliiK the Finn struck h'ti once with hi I'M and then knock d' a he will nioxe Into it in a justii I have been an vva-witnt s.i of much of what I am 1 know other interesting; Please get the papers lb-it in Hie accounls of the murder and send them to Mrs.

WellicriU's nio.iic,-, S. U. Palmer, p.utdett. Wi th, rill is unable to write her and in thai way shi. will get at ast a gar-1 bled account of it.

I Sincerely yours. iji ick. few dars. Cliarlcy Kad liay in Justice disturbing the vest, court I Migu r-1 1 i. ii.i A ii: or Soeoi to Curi was fiiod Ihowiiing's pi flesh wound.

Mrs. Wetherill who had seen the racing from the bin door and divined that he had no cartridges met him just as he jumped front the horse with six-shooter, and Joe raised his jinn to yhoot her but had no cartridges tit lor. Mr. Finn tan through the house, not bis Winches II I Mel and aeh Tblw, Justi N. Weto court Hi, i- a in phy .1 $IJ lighting rtha c.

M. fin. for P. Tinsl.c Kansas iter. Tli At delightful I'fllli Jitter get lc.ldv early cud sla.i I-'or the I wiother C.

ronado jH is simply great. The bay and "can are twatieed wilh those hint down with his he took tlie colt and -sho tried and av ing ho ter aim came out tin- door, hut every Indian had vanished Just then Mr. ss. 1 1 1 l.aiii.li; J. 7 1 1 1 1 7 1 SI iiT.lilvl 7 7, i I.

liii i.d.-i.;;j v.s',;.!i 4 s.ii.'.o.l te.T.'.o-v i 1 1 us en t.ti7:;.M'.i I i.iu 1 1 I mi i IMHWS AT "Nenrh were ill to lake it iv Al ia jt ikkk. iiti i. all these Indians at the time of City, is visiting the Tamily of Major James WaddiH. Mis. Tlnsby is on her way to Silver City whole she enjoy the surf and bay bathing.

liven lull. be lit -blieil at big al inua 1 the irrigation two years prcK iit at the welding ol lo ssid Colonel S-Ibrs estcrdav 'brother. Douglas Crowdl. of Kl Paso, nil ,1 Your liair is Worth itj Kio Anib, I'Mdy Santa (Juay I'nioii Seiuboal I iua da In pe Sierra Morn Torian.e ell Taos lev by the bun. In, Is already in that gi pool where theie is a How of from the ocean.

You certainly can't miss seeing mer. liy all means toko the first 1 r. Ifesh Tiilukai was iitobably the vvort Sliunuo ker of Silver City. the bunch and Wetherill conn- Th! wedding will ij.ke pl.i. in a lew sum Afraid to.c-",c hi.lt preparations? Then why not consult your do Ask him if he endorses Aytv Den't know exactly wha! ti do'' tor? your hair woilli it? Hair iflor for Idling hair.

nl and I'lM' our i nie not to bring him here alone days. long as you can, l.ovi rates from this section i thi others. We to, t'l Si. IV gent for MHniC'ee. o-criis! Hie pifcait a gun during Does not Color the Ha-ir not let him havi wit tiol Hie it 0 A.

iioin the Mate of Souora. Mexico. Is here fa-king his varied interests. Mr. Wallis has a ranch up tie- Mimhre, and Is also in- book 1.

t. nia ps. information. V. rite Jo-bun s.

I laiioo.ioil iM ooado Tent i ft y. I orotiailo Ib itch. or II. I liieia.U.NyftlitiUi M.lva,lia'l. til.

ham batlle for fear In would put 1 I inn Hot in it just for auniieineiit. The in tin ti 1.