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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

want OF courage is why he does not an
swer the question, put TO him, simply
saying IL was not In the interest OF the
wage Garner as a reason that he does not
answer my question ia n very poor ex-
cuse We do not wish him to be the Judge
let him answer the question, and allow
others to be the Judge, especially IL he
expects others TO answer him.
| think by the time this discussion is
finished he Will find his questions an
swered. so ! hope he will rest easy. and
throw no more foul epithets, as II is not
at all becoming 10 "A gentleman | am
highly pleased, and | think others ought
TO appreciate my friend j II Nickerson's
courage and effort for so ardently striv-
ing for the benefit and welfare OF the
children and others. that are working in
our mills and factories, contrary to all
laws OF justice and IL Is TO be hoped that
he NAV find aid in helping him TO bring
the guilty parties 10 Justice. and stop
this great evil.
Oh that the people might better under
stand the principles Of socialism A sys-
tenn OF government that would relieve the
little children. and women from this
competitive system OF government. which
is sapping and grinding the lives out OF
them. for dollars and cents to make
multi i-milionares.
There are those who boast OF Cars
N''' Si'lN bftduNf lntN are on the win
ning side, but no country or nation can
prosper by tolerating injustice and
wrong for as James Russell Lowell has
SAID; Though special tyranny may be
strong, humanity Is true. an empire
founded on a wrong, il rotten through
and through"
DIR. WILLIAM REX,
13 Alverson avenue. Providence.
TO "AMICUs HUMANI GENERIs."
Editor Providence News:
do not here presume 10 answer the
questions put by "Ami,us Hunnani Cen-
eris.' to Dr Rex, but submit tho follow
Ing clipping from the Real Issues" of
Providence. date Jan. 1895:
A TARIFF POINTER.
How high or how low Shouts tariff be
To protect the producer and consumer
suppose hat Is produced IN Europe.
for % cents and IN America for 81 I'm
pose tariff 81 10 cents on the Euroneon
hat. ana the American has an advantage
over the European equal 10 the -os, of
getting the goods from Europe 10 Amer
ica. Hence he car undersell and still
make the same proft as the European
This done, the American can hold the
market. But IL he charges exorb,ant
prices the European will underseu him
So. while n small advantage will enable
the American 10 hold the market against
the European. It's smallness also protects
the American consumer against the ava
rice OF the manufacturer. Suppose we
impose n tariff of 20 cents instead OF 10
cents. the American can rAse the price
OF his hat ~ cents and stu keep the Eur
Opean out. n clean gain OF % cents 20
the American manufacturer. ana the Am
erican consumer is legally robbed OF that
amount Master the above IDEAS and
the tariff will have lost much OF ts
mystery"
believe the readers OF the News will
find the above more Instructive than
many OF the letters which have lately APP
pcared. and look reasonable 10 "An1icus
Humani Generis." under the present NAL
adjustment OF economics.
HOPEFUL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
THE LAST WORD

Friday evening. souvenir photos Of Miss
Kirwin. Saturday matinee photos Of Miss
Farren.
Next wsek--"THE MAGISTRATE"
Thursday matinee. August l3, souvenir
photos Of Mr.. owen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

PToI, FAN River & KsvpSfl Sisambait Co
FOR NEWPoRT-week days. q. m.
2 and p. m; Sundays, 9:45. 10 a. m.
. and p. m. For Block Island. a. m.
week days: 9:45 a. m. Sundays.
FOR FALL RIVER-Bristol and Bristol
Ferry, p. m. Return, a. m, week
days only. fare 10 cents. See time
tabe in another column.
Il. BUFFUM. Supt Transportation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30
I'll laCREEBLE vERDADu,

vesdadera OCCASION para asar ben ell duero ga ~
oulates esp6nddos bantes qumica nen.e
de valor expendor mpiez que
lu dureza spdacion perc mitsci6n
1000 DOLLARS Sc regaan auien dutinga sato. S
los Gran prenlo la ExpoEc6n de Paris
Anio nara cabaero orc 10 dollars Ano para .hn
uy grueso 20 dollars A6e cabaero bian muy
dollars Idm idem 20 briantes 10 dollars. Ano senora 6s
rita briante grueo Pendien (oa para enor m ide
dollars hraP 10 dollars Pendente ~
nora blantes muy oruesos dollars Pendntes nh
dero regao) Medaas de 10y efe de Purn
asmate de Forencia brlans Alaska 20 dollars
Sc envan franco aso as csrtfcadaa
{ arada nercanca Il isis do Puerto Rtco.
nRgda psddo veRea scoppahsdo de Import
an bletsa del Baaco decaado bep @
antes eecuar ell
lea snls .Rdola hl rsde9a d.
muestras ranco o9 uustrao
davolvar&
Driorse general Rco de Ia Soedad BI
Am Aaaka a Buyas Corso Romano, l04 l06 Milan t.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

Durante este TEMPO Ell conde de
Artoff lleRaba q casa del duque de
Chateau Mailly. Esta y un amigo
suyo, Official de la gnardis, al que
habfa enviado recado, estab8u ei-
perandole, y al duque le ll8mo la
atencf6u el estado de alelamiento
y la mfrada at6nita y vidriosa del
conde que dijo:
-Es singular 10 que ma pasa
desde que me desperG6 porque he
dormido mach1. Siento como dis.
tracciones extrafias.
FL dnque le miro.
-Figuraos. amigo mfo, Que hs
CO IN momento, cuando entire en-
ell patio, me pas6 que durante IN
instante no me acord6 del sitio en-
que me hallaba nj tamp3co por que
venfan tan temprano.
Mirarouse Ell duque v al Official
con tristezs como queriendose de
cir:
lPobre hombrel El dolor la
trastorn6 de tai manera que perdi6
Ia cabezs.
-Pero shora me acuerdo, af1adi6
Artoff echandose reir; vamonos.
porque Sc me hace tarde para ma
tar al senior de Clayet.
Tampa, ell ayuda de cSmara
del duque Sc present6 en- este
dijo:
I~Vengo decir al sef1or Que ell
cochero Sc ha puesto enfermo
que en- 81 lugar mand6 IN fnples
que servfa en- casa de lord O..
-Esta bien; 10 mssmo da, respon-
dio ell d0que sacando su seloj. rs
Ii hora: vsmonos. sef15res.
Hay que confesar q6e c1mo clase
actitud no Sc le puede pedir NADIA
> ese cochero, dijo Artoff que ex.
periment6 IN extrafIo scceso de
1ilsridad repentina yqus se puso i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

: Una hOra antes de ocurrir este.
Ell marques de Chamery entro en-
Ell cuarto del conde de Artoff en-
coDtr0 q este durmiendo, con un
! sueflo tan pesado, que le cost6 mu.
cho trabsje despertarle.
= rs extraf1o, dljo Arte Fl llev6n-
dose la mano q Ia frente. mtentras
le vestfan; tepgo Ia cabeza muy
pessds.
Con Ell fresco de la maffana se
os despeiara, contest6 ell MARQUES.
Tai vez, dijo ell conde. que pu.
do coordinar sus recuerdos de Ia
vfspers, por mas cue su mirada
estuviese empaf1a "a y s0s lahios
tuviesen "a como una expression de
alelamiento.
Eo menos de IN cuarto re hora
estuvo vestido Ell conde, y r ,cam-
bole le dijo:
va comprender6is que ri no
puedo serviros de testigo tengo al
menos ell derech de llevaros q casa
del duque de Chateau M8illy. Voy
q msDdar & enganchar. Mis- criados
estaran q vuestras 6rdenes.
-Gracias, diio Ell conde; estre-
cho la mano al marques. subie endo
al coche, y apenas did este la vnei.
"a q Ia es1uina de Ia Gale de Yer
neutl cuando Rlcambole monte A
caballo y Sc la0z0 la carrera hacfa
la calle Suresnes, y allf entr6 en
su otra casa. at6 Ell caballo en- al
patio y subi0 su cuarto.
Pocos minutes despu6s bsj6 CON.
vertido en- Ell h1mbre de la polone-
sa. solo que habfa reemplazado la
levita CON cordones en- ell pecho,
una hbrea de coehero con las armas
: colores del duque de Chsteau
Mailly.
- Hace cinco All q, murmur6
Rocambole. que sc dirigio escape
nacia la plaza de Besuvau, que.
como Sc sabe, Sc halla situada &
poca distancia de la cslle de Sures-
nes, que esa buena Bacara, para
mi duelo con sir G. .ilIer-
no Sc disfrszo de lscsyo para ente-
'arse de todo. EI medic no fne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

Rolsndo durmi6 bastante NAL,
pero al cabo durmi6 para confor-
maree con In costumbre, q las
cinco en- punto le deSpertaron y Sc
levsnt6.
El marques de B. -, otro Como
so one Sc estaba eomiendo una bue
ma herencia, Sc present6 la hora
cOnvenida, llevando un par de es-
padss de combate y una Gaia CON
pistolss. Octavio mand6 enganchar
un coche cerrado, porque cafa una
ligera lloviZns, y las Seis y media
en- punto llegaban los tres j6venes
al arco del Trono, que era Ell lugar
de Ia reunion.
4 pesar de sus esfuerzos para
hacerse ell indiferente, r ,land o es-
tabs grave y serio, las prediccioues
de OctSvio habian contribufdo bas-
tante d hacerle pensar que Sc ha
llaba en- la posibilidad de que le
matasen y ell testigo corona 50 obra
de profeta nefssto diciendole:
Vas a hacerte matsr CON un
tiempo muy malo. IQle cosa mas
tOnta eS la lluvial
Estas 6ltimas palabras hIcieron
lstir con algo mas de foerza ell CO.
rsz6n de R1lando que, no obstante,
era vanidoso y valiente, y, fuesen
cuales quisiesen sus presen timien-
tos, permsneci6 impssible.
Al lado del felato de consumes,
vieron, cusndo llegaron, IN coche
1u9 estaba esperanto y OctSvio
recoooci6 ell coche. y en- los criados,
Ia librea de mafIana del duque de
Dhateau Msilly.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

\ a mtrar Rocambole, cuya pueluca
ruoia y rostro fojfzo eran muy
\ proptos.
~-Dscidme, duque: lquerr6is ce-
| dermelo mas sdelsnte?
-Bieo sabeis que no pertenece
| & mi servidumbre.
RS ciertd, va me habfa olvida-
do. respondi6 Ell conde. lPalabra
de honor que cre0 que perdf la ms
mortal
El conde y aus testig0s subleron
al coche y R1cambole lanz3 sus
cabailos con Ell atrevimiento La
seguridsd de IN verdadero cochero;
y como los criados del coche esta-
ban baiados. no perdi6 nj una sols
palabra de la conversation y obser.
vo que Ell conde, que debfa haber
estado triste y serio. no hacfa mas
cue reirse, y le oy6 decir:
-Couvenid, querfdo conde, que
tsneis muy poca suerte; esta llo-
viendo y este es muy NAL tempo
para bstirss.
ST. IS cleric
-Cualquiera dirfa que estamos
O0 oA5YAs Gu QOuuS l1QGNG bEtS
meses seguidos. Apostarfa que
nuestro adversario Sc presents 4
caballo en- el terreno. Y ell conde
htzo tres cuatro bromas iRoates
de estesmodo llegaron nj sitio de la
reunion.
~ Pobre Artoff! dijo en- Voc bajs
ei duqus al Official. Mucho me tamo
que az vuaIva loco
El coche del du 1ne fu6 ell que
primero lego , sc detuvo allf.
El conde no refa va y SO hsbfA
quedado sumido en- una especie de
ensimismamiento que hizo que no
Sc iiase en- que Sc parabau para es.
persr Rllaudo y sus testigos
qne tardaran muy poo en- presen-
tarse.
III duque y Octavio, que Sc aso-
maron al mismo tempo la ven
camilla, 80 saludaron, el duque
lilo al cochero, es decir, q Rocam.
1ole
-internAos On el bosque , de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30
HOTEL. oL1IElMl1!r1Po
@AETU ESCE

A is MINUTOs DE San JUAN
EI meior hotel On sste china
EspI6ndid& ventilaci6n. Parque,
iardines Y Kiosco In ingiesa
KxceIente servicio do caPruajes'
Precios modsrsdos. Ss hacen re-
duccionss para familiAs. Alum
brado elActri9c modSrno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

malo y voy q emplearlo 20 tam
biSn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-30

ma para Rolando y para que le des'
pertasen q las cinco de la maf1ana.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
Must File All Tariffs.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 17.-As a
consequence of the recent announce
ment made by the Interstate Com
merce Commission that on and after
January 1, the tariffs of exports and
imports must be filed as well as all
those relating to domestic shipments
representatives of the newly organic
ed Foreign Trade Association of Am
erica appeared before the commits
sion today and spoke in favor of the
promulgation of the tariffs as pro-
posed. Representatives of others in
terested in the matter also appear
ed before the commission and gave
their views. some of which were in
to the new plan
1t is the contention of the shippers
and importers that the railroads
would benefit a great deal by filing
their schedules and thereby assur-
ing uniform rates to ALL Those favor
ing the proposed rule assert that
there undoubtedly has been discrim-
ination in favor of certain localities
on exports and imports. They de-
clare that if these unfavorable con-
ditions were removed a great growth
in trade would result
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
japanese Building at St. Louis.

St Louis, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Under the
direction of S. Mural, a Japanese ar
chitect, a force of carpenters from
the land of the Mikado today COM
menced actual work in the construc-
ton of the Japanese national payil-
ion at the Worlds Fair. Seven large
buildings, as well as a number of
pagodas. are to be erected on the
Japanese reservation south of the
Machinery building. These buildings
include the commissioners office. the
Bellevue pavilion, a bazaar pavilion,
a Kinkaku tea pavilion, Formosa
tea building. a tea articles show bull
ding. an ornate entrance and the
main pavilion. The main pavilion is
TO be a reproduction of the 'Shishin-
den," the palace at Toxic in which
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
Naval Veterans in Session.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-THE Nation
al Association of Naval Veterans be-
gan it's annual convention in Phila-
delphia today with good attedance
of delegates representing many of
the states. Reports show the asso-
about forty local organizations with
an aggregate membership exceeding
eight thousand
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
A Unique Musical Club.

Miss Lucille Duckworth is organ.
izing a club of her older pupils for
the study of grand opera. A limited
number of other lovers of good mu-
sic and poetry will be admitted 20
membership.
This is an interesting departure
from the usual lines Of club work
and the members will find in it a
fine preparation for the musical
treats TO be heard in ST. Louis dur
ing the exposition. Applicants for
membership are invited to meet at
Mis- Duckworth's studio. 301 N. Ken
lucky avenue Thursday evening OF
this week &C o'clock. 233t2
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
Forbes and AttelI.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 17-This is
the date set for the fight here be-
tween Harry Forbes and Abe Attell
and much disappointment is express
ed in sporting circles over the in
ability of the West End club to pull
off the contest as scheduled There
is a general desire to see the two
come togher as it would definitely
settle the dispute over the feather
weigh champion title
Attic and Forbes have met twice
Forbes won from Attell in Is
round bout at San Francisco Nov
4, 1901. when both were bantam
weights, and on Nov 10. 1902. the
boys boxed wonderfully fast six
round draw in Chicago. The latter
bout was at 118 pounds ringside
The admires of Attell are conf
dent that at 122 pounds ringside he
can certainly defeat the former ban
tamweight champion. The two are
country at 122 pounds. Both are
fast and clever and a meeting be-
tween them would not only give the
winner a definite claim to the leader
ship in the 122-pound division, but
bring out a highly in
teresting fight. 1t is possible that
troit within the next two weeks.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
PUT UP STRONG FRONT.
Japan Will Oppose Strong Bluff to
Russia.

Toxic, Dec. ia conference of
the elder statesmen including Mar
quis Ito and the cabinet ministers,
yesterday resulted, according to a
semi-oficial statement in the deter
mination to oppose a strong front to
Russia, in view of the latter's unsat-
posals.
Another report says that it is un-
derstood that although the Russian
reply was considered highly unsat-
is factory, the conference decided to
make another and probably last at
tempt to arrive at a friendly settle
ment. The situation is considered
grave.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17

support of baby republic born in
some back room" Foraker said he
had no such knowledge.
Foraker said that if Senator Till
man wanted to ascetain such infor-
nation he should apply at the White
house himself. Hoar asserted that
the senator had misrepresented him
and said the President had not dis
claimed knowledgs of the revolution
on the Isthmus. and this information
was what he sought.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17

just been made public. In this time
thirty cases have been treated at
the hospital Not one of the patients
died and in some cases improvement
set in before the fever had run more
than half its regular course The
improvement was invariably perma-
nent. A small quantity of the lymph
is injected into the body three times
painless.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
WAS A FAKE.
Were in Prison When the
Explosion Occurred.

Victor, Colo, Dec. 17.-Concerning
the report circulated in Denver yes
terday that Chas. Mckinney and
Thomas Foster had cofessed to COM
plicity in blowing up the Vindica-
tor mine, the military officials here
discredit the statement that it is
sued from Adiutant General Bell.
They declare that both men were
confined in the military prison at
the time of the explosion and could
not be implicated.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
That Petition.

The petition to the commissioners
to appropriate funds for the Roswell
school exhibit at the st. Louis Expo
sition has been placed in the hands
of the County Commissioners and
would receive their prompt attention
but for the fact that it is said that
some who signed he petition did it
through courtesy to those who were
circulating the petition. Those who
wish to have their names removed
will find the paper at J. F. Pauter-
sons store and those who have not
signed the petition and desire to do
so may yet have an opportunity.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
woodmen Ball at PortaIes.

Don't fail TO take advantage OF the
Christmas rates over the Pecos Val.
ley and attend the grand ball. ban
quet and reception to be given by
Hamilton Camp No. II. Woodmen of
the World at the Hotel Vendome.
Portales. N. NJ. on Christmas eve.
An orchestra from Amarillo will fur
nish music
C. HUDSPETH.
II. A. DALMAN,
w. B. HILL.
B. d. OLDHAM.
NJ. NEWMAN,
Committee.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
The Colombian Matter Also Comes
Up.-Senator Hoar Discusses the
Panama Canal.-Senate and the
House.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Cuban bill passed the senate yester-
day by a vote of 81 to IS.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 1.-THE
President signed the Cuban reci-
procity bill today.
Now that the bill has become a
law, question Of great interest has
arisen, namely the effect of the reduc
ton of duty on Cuban sugar upon
the importations of sugar from 9th
er countries The British govern
ment has served formal notice upon
the state department that under the
Favored Nation clause it expects
that British sugar from the British
West Indies shall be admitted into
the United States on equal erms with
Cuban sugar. and it is not doubted
that Germany, France, Austria and
other great beet sugar producing
countries will do likewise. An old
holding of Attorney General Olney
under President Clevelands admin
istration was adverse to this but the
question promises to be re-opened
with vigor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
America Sends Xmas Cheer.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 17.-Chicago's S
Christmas gift to Europe this year
amounts to about $1,500,000. Great
Britain, particularly Ireland, gets
more of this than any other country
Germany comes next on the list in
the money order division of the Chi
cago postoffice, then Sweden and It.
ally. The contribution is estimated to
be the largest of recent years.
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A Little Record Chat.

We have said,
You won't miss fifty cents.
And you won't.
But you will miss the Roswell
DAILY RECORD.
The RECORD is full of live. hot.
crisp, local news. and the news of
the entire world in a condensed
form.
Fifty Cents a month.
That's all,
In advance.
Choose this day which you will
do, keep your fifty cents and miss
the RECORD or give fifty cents and
get it.
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DOUBTFUL CASE
Sun and Moon Mine Case.-Hard to
Get Jury-GeneraI Wallace ILL.,
Woman Guilty.
..,aad0 . .

Constantinople, Dec. 1.-THE Am
erican vice consul at Alexandretta
telegraphs that Attarian, the natur-
allied American whose arrest caus-
ed Consul Davis to leave Alexan-
dretta, has declined transportation
til after they refund him money to
the amount of $500 seized at the
time of his arrest.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
General Wallace III.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. IA spe-
cial to the News from New York
says General Lew Wallace is in that
city under care of an eminent spec
ialist. He is taking X ray treatment
nse. His general health is mt affec
ted.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
NO JURY SECURED.

All the Veniremen So Far Examined
are Disqualified.
Georgetown, Colo, Dec. 17.-Al
the veniremen so far examined in
the district court have been dis
charged from service as jurors at
the trial Of the miners charged with
completely in the explosion at the
Sun and Moon mine in Idaho Springs
on July 2Sth last. and today Judge
A. H. DeFrance ordered an open We
nire of 25 men for tomorrow. The
attorneys for the prosecution objec-
ted to this method of securing the
jury, but their objection was over
ruled by the court.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17

the Mikado grants audiences to his
ministers of state. A large part of
the material to be used in the Jap
anese buildings. including tiles. elab-
crate carvings, ETC.. have been
brought from japan. The buildings
are to be constructed entirely by
Japanese workmen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
THREE GRAND DIVISIONS.

The Operating Department of the
Rock Island Divided.
Chicago, Dec. 16.-The operating
department of the Rock Island rail-
way system has been reorganized.
The system hereafter will be divided
into three grand divisions. Central.
Northern and Southwestern, with a
general superintendent in charge of
each grand division. The Southwest
ern district comprises Missouri, Kan
sas City Terminal, Ell Paso and Ok
lahoma divisions. j. M. Kruger will
be the general superintendent with
headquarters at Topeka, Kansas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
Empire Saloon and Bowling Alley.

A. c. Seawen opened the Empire
saloon today in the PLANT building
and re-opened the Empire bowling
alley the first door south of the sa-
loon. Lee J. Richards will have
and Joe Heard at night. Mr.. Sea-
well is well known here and was
formerly interested in the Grand
Central saloon. the firm being Stock
ard, Danenberg & Seawell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
Female Doctor a Murderer.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 17.-After a
sensational trial Mrs. Carrie Johnson
female doctor was today pronounce
guilty Of murder in the first degree
upon Mrs Pearl Gordon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-17
High Compliment to the Cadets.

The N. NJ. M. I. cadets passed in
review before Brigadier General
Frank ID. Baldwin. commander of the
forces in Colorado. He was very
much pleased and complimented the
cadets very highly. He expects to
recommend that the government
send new arms to the cadets.