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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-04
WHOLESALE HOUSE BURNED.
Largest Wholesale Grocery and No.
ton Store in Kansas.

Largest Wholesale Grocery and No.
ton Store in Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, Dec. A special
to the State Journal from Salina
Kansas, says that the H. ID. Lee
Mercantile Co. building. the largest
wholesale grocery and notion store
in Kansas. carrying a million dollar
stock, is on fire from top to bottom
with no hopes of saving any portion
of the building. The building occupies
"a block and is five stories high. The
building of the H. d. Lee Hardware
Company across the alley and occu-
pying a block is also burning. The
stock in the hardware building is
valued at eight hundred thousand.
The fire company is totally made
quate to cope with the flames.
Later:-A telephone message re-
ceived at 2:20 O'Clock says the mer-
camille building is a mass of ruins
and several smaller buildings nearby
are burning. There are some hopes
of saving portion of the hardware
building. The insurance on the de-
stroyed block and hardware building
was $350,000. H. D. Lee, president
of the company, says they will re-
build at once.
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who was never expected to reach
manhood, is now twenty-five years
old
/, The Grand Duke is the third son
of the late Czar Alexander III. and
as a. youth he gave promise of a USE
fuI future. though <his elder brother,
Grand Duke George, heir apparent to
the throne, naturally came in for the
larger share of public notice. With
the death of the latter few years
ago and the continued failure of the
present Czarina to bear son. it has
become more and more of a certain
ty that the young Grand Duke will
some day be summoned to sway the
scepter of the vast Russian domain.
The Grand Duke Michael is said
to have a strong sympathy with the
Russian national aspirations of a
world empire" and it is believed he
would push his country's advantages
in Asia and take a dominant attitude
in Europe should he inherit the res
of the. throne.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-04
FDEFIEs TIME AND DYNAMrTERs.
Russell Sage Celebrates Twelfth An
niversary of His Lucky Escape.

Russell Sage Celebrates Twelfth An
niversary of His Lucky Escape.
New York. Dec. Al have lived
to celebrate the twelfth anniversary
of my lucky escape" said Russell
Sage, the dean of Wall street. today
in reference to his escape from
death on Dec. 4. 1891. at the hands
of a lunatic, who exploded dynamite
in the aged fnancier's Office 81 ex-
pect to live to see the twentieth an
niversary'' added Mr.. Sage. "If
am spared until then | will be in my
ninety-sixth year-a pretty old man."
F 1t was just twelve years ago to-
day that the financial world and the
public in general were startled by
the news of the attempt on Mr.
Sage's life. On that day Henry Nor
cross of Boston approached Mr. Sage
and demanded several hundred thou
sand dollars, threatening unless it
was Immediately paid to drop on the
floor a valise he carried and which
he said was filed with dynamite.
Mr. Sage did not produce the mon
ay promptly enough, and his visitor
let the satchel fall. A terrific explo-
sion occurred. Mr.. Sage was prac-
tically unframed. the mad visitor
was blown into pieces, a clerk named
Laidlaw was badly injured and the
Office was wrecked. Afterward Laid
law sued Mr.. Sage. claiming that
the financier used him as a shield.
The case has been fought through
many courts and is yet unsettled.
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CANAL TREATY REJECTED.
Colombian Senate Regards it as in
Text and Spirit Objectionable.

Colombian Senate Regards it as in
Text and Spirit Objectionable.
Washington, D. c.. Dec. 4.-Minis-
ter Beaupre at Bogota has advised
the state department that the Hay
Herran canal treaty has been rejec-
ted by the Colombian senate on its
merits That is to say that the treaty
itself in text and spirit is regarded
as Objectionable. The minister's ad-
vices continue to set out the fact
that the Colombians are still hope
full of being able to negotiate new
treaty with the United States and
regretting adverse action of their
senate are willing to extend to the
United States terms much more fa-
vorable than those contained in the
Hay-HerraI treaty It may be that
the present congress viii be dissolv-
ed and a new one be chosen by or
der of the president who would see.
no congress was selected but would
be favorable to any treaty he might
submit for ratification
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BRITISH CRUISER WRECKED.
On Shelf of Rock Near Victoria
Crew and Officers Escaped.

On Shelf of Rock Near Victoria
Crew and OFFICERS Escaped.
Seattle, Wash, Dec A special
to the Times from Victoria says:
1t was just .daybraak yesterday when
the British cruiser Flora sped onto
a shelf of rock with bow high out
Of water. The afterpart of the vessel
was forced low down in the water
and the sea rushed in with such
force through the after scuppers
which had unfortunately been left
open that the afterpart of the cruiser
soon sank below the surface Before
long there were ten feet of water
above the afterdeck. The crew and
officers were forced to the bow from
whence they scrambled down to the
rocks and abandoned the vessel
The bow of the cruiser is high and
dry, all upon rock. A shelving rock
rises steeDly where the cruiser struck
and. there are large number of
boulder like rocks on which she is
in danger of breaking her back with
the falling tide.
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DOES NOT FEAR COMPETITION

EngIand's Plum Pudding Industry
Safe from American Invasion.
London, Dec. 4.-With the ap-
proach of Christmas, the plum pud-
ding industry of England-which so
far has not been called upon to re-
pei any American invasion other
than that made by consumers-is in
its glory. From London tons of fes-
tive pudding find their way all over
the world
One firm in Oxford street. among
the best known makers of plum pud-
ding. sells each Christmas about ESQ
tons of the product, which, roughly
estimated. amounts to nearly 100000
puddings These are sent not only
to all parts of England, but also to
English people resident in Hong
Kong. Rhodesia, Australia, Canada
and other quarters of the globe. For
merly the duty of nearly so per cent
kept the United States from import
ing many of the pqddings. but since
this has been abolished the sales in
that country are largely increased
and this. christmas win see several
thousands shipped across the Allan
tic. many of them destined for points
as far distant as San Francisco.
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DIED IN DEPOT.
r. o. cleveneer Who Left Here on
tuesday Died at Kansas City.

r. o. Clevenger Who Left Here on
Tuesday Died at Kansas City.
Word has been received here that
r. o. Clevenger. who left here Tues
day morning died in the union depot
at Kansas City. The unfortunate
man had consumption, and had been
here for some time with his wife
hoping the climate would benefit
him. He gradually grew worse and
his brother Arch Clevenger came to
accompany him to his home at Excel
sior Springs. Mo-. where he could
enjoy the comforts of home for a
few days, but cruel death fastened
its clutches before he reached the
end of the journey. and he passed
away in noisy metropolitan depot
His wife gave birth to boy three
days before he left. and since she
has received the news of her hus-
bands death she is in a precarious
condition and is not expected to re-
cover. The child is doing well and
is apparently a hale and healthy boy
Mrs. Abbott. of Kansas City. sis
ter OF Mrs. Clevenger. is haze in
attendance upon her.
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Washington, d. c.. Dec. 4.-Form-
er Representative VIM. M Springer
of Illinois. Democratic leader con-
spicuous in the house of representa-
tiyes during the 44th to 53rd congress
inclusive, and once chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee of the
House, died at his residence in this
city today, aged "a years His death
was due to pneumonia contracted in
congress he had followed the prac-
tice of law and represented many
of the Indian claims before the In
terror department and in the courts.
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New York. Dec. AFTER a night s
reflection. the crop report of yester-
day did not seem to have an effect
any less bullish to the cotton trade.
The market opened firm, and prices
ruled active and excited. The first
prices were at an advance of to
25 points with all months options
selling at new high record prices for
the season. There was tremendous
realizing followed by tremendous
covering and the fluctuation of prices
was rapid and violent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-04

services were held throughout. the
empire today in celebration of the
twenty-flfth birthday of Grand Duke
Michael, heir apparent to the throne,
who was born Nov %. o. S.. fDec
-, 1873. The services also included
thanksgiyings for the Czarina's pro-
gress toward recovery.
notwithstanding the fact that he
appears destined to become the Car
of all the RHssias the Czarowitz is
probably the least known publicly
of any of the members of the i'm
periai family, and it is dificult to
realize that the frail. sickly youth,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-04
cAsHEo IN HIS CHECKS.

of coIfax, Shot Himself.
DesMoines, Iowa, Dec. George
Wood, a prominent banker of Col
fax, Iowa, shot himself through the
head today, and died instantly. Wood
was a director in three other small
banks in Iowa. He was worth over
a quarter of million. So far as
can be determined all his accounts
were left straight. Domestic trouble
is supposed to have caused his sui
eide. He was married about two
years ago to a nurse who attended
his former wife in her last illness.
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root OF SAM PARKS.
Convicted of Extortion and Sentenc-
ed to One Year in Penitentiary,

New York, Dec 4.-Timothy Nc
Carthy, walking delegate of the
Housesmith's and Bridgemen's un
ion who was convicted of extortion
was today sentenced to serve one
year in the Denitentiary on Black
wells Island. In sentencing him
Recorder Golf said that Mccarthy
was simply tool of Sam Parks and
he took this into consideration in
fixing the sentence
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SPANISH PREMIER RESIGNS.
Advises King Alfonso to Entrust His
Task to Senior Maura.

Madrid, Dec. .4-Premier Villa
verde. who yesterday. rendered the
resignation of the, cabinet to King
Alfonso. owing to. republican oppo-
sition to the passage of the budget
bill. has declined to form a new cab
met and has advised the king to en-
trust the task to Senior Maura. for
mer minister of interior.
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Excitement Also in Britain.

London, Dec 4.-The rise in cot.
ton caused intense excitement in
Manchester and Liverpool today
eAmerican cotton advanced % to "A
points over yesterdays closing price.
1t is said that if the official crop es-
innate of the United States depart
ment of agriculture is correct il
means terrible calamity for Lanca-
shire
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RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES DENY

Say No New Rules Have Been Is
sued Regarding American Jews.
st. Petersburg. Dec. 4-Regarding
the statement cabled from Berlin
that American Jews were no longer
permitted to cross the Russian from
tier without special permit from
the Russian Interior Minister Won
Plevwe the authorities say that no
new rules have been issued in con-
nection with American or other
Jews.
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THE HENDRICKS cAsE.

Attorney oatewood Thinks Judge
Pope viii Dispose Of Same
In the Near Future.
w. w. Gatewood left yesterday for
Carlsbad on legal business. He was
one of the attorneys for the defense
in the case of Nath Hendricks who
was charged with the murder OF Will
Rainbolt and who was convicted OF
murder in the third degree. Mr.. Gate
wood is of the opinion that Judge
Pope will return here after court
adjourns at socorro and disDose OF
the motion for a new trial In the
case.
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PAPER MILLS RESUME.

Shut Down Week Ago Throwing
Ten Thousand Men Out of Jobs.
Saratoga, N. Y. Dec. Opera
tions are being resumed in the mills
of the International Paper Co. at
Corinth. Fort Edwards. G1ens Falls
and elsewhere. The mills which en-
ploy ten thousand men were shut
down week ago.
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TO CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT.
Notice to Patrons of the Roswell
Electric Liaft Plant.

Electric Light Plant.
You are hereby notified that the
above named plant will be compelled
to close down Saturday night, Dec
5th, at midnight, owing to the fact
that the supply of coal in the town
is almost exhausted and we are un-
able to get supply from any source.
We feel that it is better for the citi-
zens of Roswell to substitute coal
oil lamps and candles for a time
than to be out of coal. Should we
succeed in getting supply of coal
in the meantime the plant will be
operated.
ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT
& POWER CO.
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RUSSIA ABOUT READY.
But Her Reply to Japan's Proposals
Will not be Transmitted to To-
kio Until Next Week.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 4-Russia's
reply to Japan's proposals is almost
completed, but will not be ready for
transmission to Toxic until next
week. Russia will make some con-
cessions. but in turn will propose
notifications which it is said will no
notifications, which it is said will
not be of a radical character.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-04
ELEvsH COAL mInsRs xnlEp.

~ nrs,kins Of Rope with Which TIE
c.as Was Being Hauled Up. !,
Liege. Bslgium. Dec. 4.-Eieven,
0ashon Lequassemene at Montegnes.
through the breaking OF the re1ase.
by which the cage was being has1ls.Au
up. The men were precipitated To-
the bottom Of the pit and their ho-
dies were horribly mangIed
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Cape Henry, Va, Dec. 4.-The sub
marine torpedo boat Moccasin II
high and dry on CurrIkuk beach. The
boat is apparently in good condition
with not drop of water inside.
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ENGLAND FEELS IT

II the OFFICIAL Estimate Of the Cotton
Crop is True it Means Terrible Ca
iamity for Lancashire.-cotton ad-
vances a. Points.
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IN SESSION FIVE MINUTES.

Welcoming New Members.
Washington, D. c. Dec, 4-The
House was in session but five min
utes today. Several new members
were sworn in
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WANTEo.-Immediately. a wOm-
an to help do general housew0rk. one
that is not afraid of work Apply a
81 N. Pecos street.
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Try international Poultry
Food.-Roswell Produce & Seed
Co. Nov 4 2t
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Denver, Colo, Dec. 4.-GovernoT
Peabody at noon today issNad a
proclamation declaring Cripple Greek
under martial law and suspending
the writ of habeas corpus. He de-
clares that the gold camp is in
state of insurrection and rebellion
and that the civil authorities are
powerless In support of his action
he cites the blowing up of a portion
of the Vindicator mine and other
acts of lawIessness. and declares it
is impossible to control the turbu-
lence of the camp by customary me-
thods. The military. will now deal
. with all alleged offenders.
governor Peabody says in the pro-
clamation that it appears to his sat
isfaction that there exists in Teller
county. Colorado. one OF more or
ganizations controlled,,b by desperate
men who are intimidating the civil
authorities and setting at defiance
the constitution !, and Jaws of the
state of Colorado. and that citizens
of said county by reason of threats,
intimidations and, crimes committed
by certain Iawless persons in that
county are unable to enjoy their civil
rights. He. further saws that the civil
authorities have shown themselves
unable to, deal with these criminals
and bring. them to punishment or
else they ARE. unwilling to perform
their duty by reason of the threats
and intimidations or through fear
or subserviency< to the lawless and
armed mems
Cripple cresk. :scoiq, Dec. &c.
Kennison, Sherman Barker and W..
F. Davis. executive cdmmittee of the
Western Fsderationf of Miners for
this district against whom informa-
ton was fied4 yesterday in the dis
trict court charging them with MUIR
der and conspiracy, are now con-
fined in the county JAIL but can OBJ
tain their freedom on 1urnlsnlns
bonds of $4,000 each. tn. sum at
which their bail has been fixed; The
accused men say the court the full
est investigation of their conduct dir
ring the strike. They say that the
charges against them are urtmped
up to get them out of the way.
An official statement issued by the
district union declares them and 9TH
ers under arrest innocent of the
crimes of murder and trainwrecking
and of murde' sand conspiracy to
murder. The statement says that
the quality Of justice dispensed in
the district is a, disgrace ito any
civilized community" "
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DYNAMITE DISCOVERY.

Car Barn Bandits Supposed to Have
Secreted the Explosives.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-Dynamite in
Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler,
hidden in the northwest part of the
city. The discovery was followed by
immediate instruction to the police
department to search for persons
who secreted the explosives and who
are said to be connected with the
car barn bandits captured in the
swamps across the Indiana line.
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THE NOTED Ex-coNGREsSMAN
DIED THIS MORNING.
A DEMOCRATIC LEADER

Death Was Caused by Pneumonia
Which Was Contracted at Chicago.
The deceased was 64 Years of Ace,
and was Once Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee.
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AT NOON TODAY GOV. PEABODY
ISSUES PROCLAMATION.
NO HABfAs CORPUS

The Lawlessness is. Such in the Grip
pie Creek District that the Civil
Authorities are PoWeriess, and the
Governor Issues Proclamation.
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Destined 70 Become the Gear sof All
the Russias. Little Known
Sc. Petersburg. Dec Religious
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THE MARKETS.

To-Day's Quotations In the Trade
centers Of the Country.
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MlTcHELLs re SPEAK.
About One Hundred Strikers Leave
Trinidad for Northern Fields,

Trinidad, Colo. Dec. 4.-President
John Mitchell Of the United Mine
Workers of America. accompanied
by a number of associates. went to
Walsenburg today to make a public
address. He will go from there direct
to Denver About. one hundred strik-
ers left here today FOR the northern
fields. seventy-fge men arrived at
Hastings, Primrose and Cedar Hill
last night to work in the mines.
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THE COTTON MARKET Is STILL
FLUcTuATlNG.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Oattle receipt
5000, steady
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
BIG SALE
IN OUR
READY MADE
WEAR

100 Samples Ladies Coats.
100 Samples Misses and Children's

100 Samples Ladies' Coats.
100 Samples Misses and Children's
Coats.
100 Samples Ladies' Walking Skirts.
Samples Ladies' Waists. Dressing
Sacqucs, Kimonas, &c.
Considering the fine character oE these
samples and the time ofsgei ssis The values
are unprecedented.
Children's Navy Blue Refers, trimmed
with fancy BRAID, at $l.9S.
Children's Heavy Long Refers, castor
shade satin fold trimming, at 1928. worth 20.
Children's long navy blue and brown New
Nub Cloth Coats, fancy braid trimming with
cape, worth s., at 1898.
Misses New COllarless Ceats puff sleeve,
full cuff in brown and blue, s. value at 1898.
Misses Castor Box Coats, with three capes ;
$50 value at $4.9S.
Misses Navy and Castor Coats, military
cape, satin edging, brass buttons; $3.50 value
at $49S
Misses Castor Coats, box back, ripple cape
with stole, satin and braid trimming worth
SO, at $5.9S.
Children's Long Castor Cloth Coats, with
cape and stole effects $40 value at $6.9s.
Children's Long Black aud Navy Velvet
Velour Goats, satin lined, double cape with
applique medallions $l5 value at 1928.
Chiidren's Long Light Tan Coats, with cape
and stole effect, velvet piping, braid and
fancy button trimming; $l5 value, at $9.9s.
Ladies' Sample Coats, castor cloth; box
back, military cape snd stole; sS value at
1913.
and button trimming So 698 value at 1898.
Ladies' Tan Venetian Cloth Coats, three
quarter lengths, blouse sleeve and cuffs; Sl0
ladies' Tan and Castor Blouse Skirt Coats,
with belt and inlsid collar, heavy satin lining
at 1888.
Ladies' Crayenette Cloth Corset Coat'
at $15.9S. 80,
Ladies' Black and Tan Corset Coats $500
value, at 1888.
Ladies' Tucked 9-gore Oxford Gray Walk
ing Skirts $3.50 value at 3l.49.
Ladies' Corded 7-gore brown and navy
Walking Skirts, button trimming; "a value
at $2.SS.
Ladies' fine all.wool Black Cheyiot Skirts
19-gore; $6.9S value at $4.SS.
ladies Long Flannelette kinionas, fanc,
patterns; $l.50 value, at csc.
Ladies' Short Fancy Flannelette kimonas,
at 49c.
Ladies Fancy Flannelette Dressing sac
ques at 4Sc
Ladies Wool Eiderdown Dressing Sacques
deep sailor collar, satin trimmed $l.25 yalu'
at CSC.
Ladies' FlaDnelette Shirt Waists at 49c:
Ladies' Ail.wool Flannel Waist, all colors
tueks and button trimming 81 .25Ivalue at CSC
Ladies' White Heavy Mercerized Waists
g value, at $1.49
Ladies fine sample Shirt Waists in all..woo
cream aannels. nand embroidered, sbirret
sleeves and tucked front; 81 30 value, at si.ss
Special prices this week III Fur Scars
csc, $1.19, $1.49 and s2.49.
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Miss sa-al Aiaccoinb, whose hair
touches the f7orw,ien she stands erect,
saws. My hair would not reach below
INV waist when 7 commenced using
Daaderine, and It is now oycr fye feet
in lengih." qook at her beautiful
hair and judge for yourself whether or
not she got the worth Of her money!