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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-03-05
Tax Sales Advertised.

Ex- County Treasurer William NJ.
Lohr advertises in this paper today
the sale of a number of pieces of real
estate located in different sections of
the county. Among the parcels are
some valuable ones. The sales will
take place on Friday, March 81, in
front of the court house.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-03-05
Thomas W. Frost seriouslvI III.

Thomas W. Frost, one of the best
known and wealthiest man in Garrett
county, was stricken with paralysis
at his home, at Shade Mills, five miles
east of Grantsville, and is in a critical
condition. Mr.. Frost is about so
years old and suffered a similar attack
two years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-03-05
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.
"Chub" Kimme1, of Piedmont, Wis
tied his parents here on Sunday.
A. D. Naylor has just received one
car of plows, cultivators and harrows
and also car of vehicles. l
Attorney N. S. Heindel made pro
fessional visit to Cumberland Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Whitmore has moved
his family from Oakland to Krug
this county, where he is employed.
Thomas Gender, who is employed
in a drug store in Cumberland, spent
Sunday at his home in Oakland.
Mr.. w. E. Brown, of Fairmont
w. Va, formely of Mountain Lake
Park, was in Oakland yesterday a
few hours on business.
Mr.. William T. White, of Keyser
w. Va, was in Oakland last Saturday
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott T
Jones.
Senator Ravenscroft came up to
Oakland from Baltimore Monday
morning and spent the day here on
business.
Merchant W. A. Smith. of Hoy es,
was in the city Monday and Tues d ay
on business connected with the tele-
phone company.
AT the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening the subject of the
sermon will be "a Night in the Palace
of Shushan." You are cordially in
vited. w. H. Miller, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley DeBerry, of
Terra Alta, and Miss Tina Connell, of
Hutton, were in Oakland yesterday
attending the funeral of the formers
cousin, the late Arthur DeBerry.
They returned home on train No. 20.
Messrs. j. w. feathers s. Co., the
Oakland harness manufacturers, have
just completed a large contract for
new harness for the Small gypsy band
who camped near Terra Alta all
winter.
Joe White has opened restaurant
and eating house in the room recent
ly vacated by John D. Taggart ad-
joining the West building on Alder
street. The restaurant will he in
charge Of an experienced man and
the public will receive cordial treat
ment.
Mr.. James w. White, the present
efficient County Treasurer, announces
his candidacy for denomination in to-
days REPUBLICAN. Mr.. White has
filled the Office in the past acceptably
and has been faithful to his trust in
every respect. He has hosts of friends
throughout the county who will be
pleased to learn Of his move to secure
another term as Treasurer.
By referring to the head of our ed
itorial page to-day it will be noticed
that Mr.. Austin Brown, of Oakland,
has announced himself candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Gaerett
county. Mr.. Brown filed the Office
very acceptably several years ago and
was model officer in every respect.
His announcement does not come
with surprise to his friends and ac-
quaintances as it has been pretty
generally understood that he would
become a candidate for the nomina-
ton. He has many friends in all
parts of the county who will heartily
support him at the primaries and at
the polls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-03-05
Notice 10 Delinquent T0XD0yeTS.

School Board want balance of 1902 levy;
Court expense for March term must be paid.
Please send me amount you owe by March
20, $685. and much oblige your humble SER
want and others,
522 j. w. WHITE, Treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-03-05
COMMISSIONERS Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR GARRETT Co.
OAKLAND, MD, Feb. 26, 1908.
The Board of County Commissioners for
Garrett county will meet at their office in
Oakland on
Tuesday, narCh 18th, 1908,
for the purpose Of transacting all routine
business.
Persons having accounts for 1903 Levy are
requested to file same for approval.
Road supervisors who have not filed their
bonds are requested. to do so at once.
BY order of the Board.
A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-16
Fitzgerald and Ward to Meet.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. 16-willie
Fitzgerald, the Brooklyn light weight
and Mike Ward. of Sarnia. who are
slated to engage i'm a ten-round bout
here tonight under the auspices of
the Metropolitan Athletic Club, ap-
pear to be. in splendid shape as re-
suit of their steady training. The
contest has excited a lively interest
in sporting circles owing to the ex-
cellent showing both men have made
in their recent fights.
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SEA DRYING UP.
Now Look Out For the Rolling To-
gether of the Heavens.

ST. Petersburg, Dec 16.-The sea
of Azof is disappearing and remark.
able scenes are in course of enac-
ton. At Laganrog, the waters have
receded to such an extent during the
last five days that the bed of the
sea is visible for a distance of thou
sands of feet. High winds have hurl-
ed clouds of sand shoreward cover
ing the town Vessels are lying high
and dry and the greatest confusion
prevails in the harbor The work of
the factories has been reduced to a
minimum owing. to the lack of wa
ter
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ment does not state what measures
of reparation are expected.
FOURTEEN DYNAMlTERs.
Union Miners Charged with Blowing
Up Sun and Moon.


Up Sun and Moon.
Georgetown, Colo, Dec 16.-The
examination of veniremen was res
umed today in the district court to
secure a jury for the trial of four
teen union miners charged with com.
plicity in blowing up the transformer
house of the Sun and Moon mine at
Idaho Springs July 28th last which
resulted in the death of Philip Fire,
who was supposed to be one of the
dynamiters. One of the defendants
is D. c. Copley, a member of the
executive board Of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. Besides the four
teen accused men who presented
themselves for trial. several others
are accused of completely in the
crime charged. including J. E. Chan
dler OF the Idaho Springs miners
union, who was arrested last week
at Los Angeles. California It is re-
ported that the state will attempt to
prove that the Sun and Moon explo-
sion was planned by so-called Gin
ner circle" of the Western Fedora
tion of Miners and that several un-
ion men who knew the details of
the plot will testify for the prose
cution
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SEA DRYING UP
Sea of Azof Disappearing.-Emp
or Francis Joseph Determined TO
Maintain Dreibund.-A Wreck is
Found.

Fort Scot, Kan, Dec. 16.-One
lost his life. two were fatally hurt
and several others more or less Sc
verely injured in the collision of two
sections of a freight train on the
long bridge of the Frisco south of
Pawnee early this morning. The rear
section ran into the forward section
of the same train.
P. NJ. Hermitage, of Moffett, Mo,
was pinioned between the cab and
tender of the engine ON the rear
trai and burned to death. He was
roasted alive in view of the other
members of the crew who were I'M
able to help him. He begged to be
killed and put out of hismisery.
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EMPEROR STANDS PAT.
Francis Joseph is Determined tc
Maintain Dreibund.


Maintain Dreibund.
Vienna, Dec. 16.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph today received an Aus
tro-Hungarian delegation. He made
a speech from the throne chiefly no.
table for strong affirmation of the
Emperor's determination to main
tain the Driebund. In reference to
the Balkans the Emperor said that
Austria and Russia only have in
view the establishment of peace in
the interest of the whole of Europe
He spoks of the change of dynasty
in Servia "by a crime which must
fill every civilized being with hor.
ror." He said that he hoped Servia
under the new ruler would be direc-
ted towards its moral regeneration.
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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 II 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
tucky avenue Thursday evening of
this week at o'clock 233t2
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Washington, d. c.. Dec. 16-When
the house convened today considera-
ton of the pension appropriation bill
was resumed in committee of the
whole.
Gibson (Rep. TENN said the pres
idept had pursued wise and pru-
dent course in connection with the
Panama question. He declared that
the south is prospering under Repub
lican tariff laws. and would continue
to prosper under Republican 18TH
mian canal
In the Senate.
Washington D. c., Dec. 16-When
the senate convened today Spooner
spoke on the Cuban reciprocity bill.
He spoke on the varying positions
of opponents of the bill and espe-
cially of the Introduction of New
lands resolution inviting Cuba to
: become part of the United States,
deprecating it and saying that he
hoped it would be postponed indef1-
nitely, because, he said, sometimes
an invitation was regarded as a COM
mand
Secretary Root today testified be-
fore the senate committee on mill
tary affairs. which is investigating
the protests against the confirmation
of General Leonard Wood to be
Major General. He defended the
general from charges made during
the course of the hearings.
Democratic Senators Conference.
Washington. D. c.. Dec. 16.-The
Democratic senator's continued their
conference today. They decided that
the caucus action that senators
should vote together on party Ques-
tions in the future should not be
binding on the vote upon the Cuban
reciprocity bill. but that each sena-
tor should vote as he might prefer
ON that measure. The conference al
so agreed to postpone it's decision as
to the course to be pursued with ref
erence to the Panama canal treaty
and decided to hold meetings for the
consideration of that and other ques-
tions as they may come up for con-
sideration.
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THE PORTE COMPLAINS.
Now Prevented From Doing tn
Thina il Refused to Allow.

Now Prevented From Doing the
Thing it Refused to Allow.
Constantinople, Dec. 16.-The SUBJ
lime Porte has complained TO the
United States legation that the act
ing officials Of the American consu-
late at Alexandretta are preventing
the embarkation of Attarian. the ma
turalized American whose recent ar
rest caused Consul Davis to leave
.Alexandretta, and for whom the
Porte instructed the local authori-
ties to obtain passage on an Italian
steamer at the cost of the govern
ment. It was the opinion Of the Porte
that the embarkation of Attarian
would remove the principal cause OF
complaint. The legation has not yet
presented any demands for repara-
tion
Washinton. D. c.. Dec. 16-Act-
ing secretary of state Adee has ta-
en- a firm stand in the matter of the
assault upon Consul Davis by Tur-
kish officials and police at Alexan-
dretta. He has cabled Minister Leish-
man to present the facts to the Tur-
kish government and inform the
government that the case 10 one
seeming to invite expressions OF re-
gret or reparation. The state depart
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-16
JOSEPH cosGRAVE DEAD.
Mass and Funeral Will be Conducted
Tomorrow by Father Herbert.

Mass and Funeral Will be Conducted
Tomorrow by Father Herbert.
Joseph Cosgrave died Monday
night at his residence in North Ros-
well of slow fever. The deceased
came here from Kansas City about
two years ago and has been assist
ant assessor here and was also en-
ployed in the postoffice. He was
about thirty years of age and was
in perfect health until he took slow
fever a few weeks ago. He was a
young man who was held in high es-
TEEN, and his untimely end is lam
mented here by all. The deceased is
survived by his father and sister
Miss Jane Cosgrave of this city. The
funeral party will leave the residence
tomorrow at $3.50 and mass and fu-
neral grafton will be conducted at
10 o'clock by Father Herbert at ST.
John the Baptist Catholic church in
South Roswell on Las Vegas street,
two blocks east of Main street. After
the services at the church burial will
be made in South Side cemetery.
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New York Breeders Meet.

Syracuse. N. Y. Dec. 16-Syracuse
of fancy stock throughout the state
The occasion is the annual meeting
of the New York State Breeders
Association, which is federation OF
the various state organizations OF
sheep breeders and of the growers
of Shropshire. Holstein-Frisian, Jer
sey and other fancy breeds of cat
tie
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LEGALITY OF MARTIAL. LAW
A Test to be Made of Governor Pea.
body's Action in Colorado.


Denver, Colo, Dec. 16.-The state
supreme court was asked today to
decide whether Governor Peabody's
action in declaring martial law and
suspending the writ of habeas cor
pus in Teller county is legal. The
question comes UP on the applica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus for
Victor Poole, prisoner in the guard
house at Camp Goldfield, Cripple
Creek, against whom. no criminal
charges have been filed.
District Judge Seeds of Teller
county ordered the release of Poole
on writ of habeas corpus, and the
military authorities, acting under
Governor Peabody's instructions,
have ignored the courts order.
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Murder will out and it seems that
the mysterious murder. in which the
body of a man was found at the head
of North Spring River, has been solv
ed, and the guilty will be brought to
justice. The authorities have been
working quietly here for six weeks
and two men are in Jail charged with
the crime. Dr.. Yater came into the
RECORD office about six weeks ago
and said he thought he had a fine
clue and thought the murdered man
was Henry T. Jones of Cleburne
Texas, who had been here engaged
in well drilling and who had mys-
teriously disappeared. The man
Jones had been around DR.. Yater's
home a great deal and DIR. Yater Sc
cured the ring from Sheriff Higgins
that was found on the finger of the
decomposed body and showed the
ring to his little boy and asked him
if he ever saw the ring. and the
child replied that the ring belonged
to Mr.. Jones' DIR. Yater also report
ed the fact to the Record. but not .
word was published, as the RECORD
regarded it as fine clue and refrain
ed from publishing same for fear the
guilty would escape. The dentist
that filled the murdered mans teeth
in Texas wrote the description of
the filings here and they Tailed
with the teeth of the murdered man.
Sheriff Stewart of Cleburne. has
been here working on the case and
the investigations lead up to the ar
rest of man named Geaton and a
young man named Tom Watson who
had been with Jones on the well out
fit. They were arrested few miles
below here where they were drilling
well with the outfit they claimed
to have bought from Jones and said
he had gone to Arizona, but they
could not produce the bill of sale
and told conflicting stories. They are
locked up in different parts of the
Jail and cannot communicate with
each other. Sheriff Stewart and
Clarence Ullery went out to the
head of North Spring river this af-
ternoon and exhumed the remains
and they were removed to i'llery's
moftuary and will be shipped to
Cleburne tomorrow for burial.
A pistol that Sheriff Stewart had
presented to Jones was found in the
possession of one of the arrested
men. The head of North Spring riy-
er was dragged and the clothes of
the murdered man we're found and
some of them showed the lauadry
marks of H. T. Jones' Tne rock that
Jones was weighted down with fit
ted into a part of the adooe house
north of Roswell where the deceas-
ed man boarded. The RECORD has
been in possession of the facts. for
several days, but refrained from
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Mrs. Manning Elected President.

st. Louis. Mo. Dec. 1G.-Mrs. Dan
iel Manning of Albany, N Y. was to-
day elected president of the Worlds
Fair Board of Lady Managers. vice
Mrs James l. Blair. resigned. She
received 13 out of 10 votes.
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Wreck Of the discovery Found.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 16.-A special
to the Times from juneau says that
the wreck of the steamer Discovery
has been found. An Indian from the
Cross sound found the wreck and
brought the news to Juneau. The re-
venue cutter Rush has gone to the
scene taking the Indian as a guide.
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Christmas Shoppers.

Messrs. J. o. Clifford. E. A. Ander-
son, T. E. Beckett. B. w. Runyan,
and Miss T. A. Knox of Artesia. and
Messrs. J. M. Cole. A. Krull. w. M.
Hamilton. A. NJ Miller. T. e. Furr,
J. w. Furr. and Mrs. A. R. Teeple.
of Hagerman. were here yesterday
doing Christmas shopping and left
on last evenings train for their
homes loaded down with what Santa
Claus will bring to their friends.
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publishing them for fear that the !
guilty would escape
DYNAMITERs CONFESS.

They Took Part in Dynamiting of
Mine.-lmplicate Twenty Others.
Denver, Colo, Dec. 16.-Word was
received at the state house today by
Adjutant General Bell that Chas. Eos
ter and Charles Mckinney had con-
fessed that they had taken part in
the dynamiting of the Vindicator
mine, which resulted in the death
of two men. They implicated twenty
other persons in their confession.
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Appealed the Case.

Professor J. NJ. Newman. the hyp-
notist and magnetic healer who was
recently found guilty in Justice Pea
cocks court by jury on the charge
of practicing medicine without a IL
cense. has appealed the case and
has filed 800 appeal bond.
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viii Spend the Winter Here.

p. ]. Dempsey. the district mana
ger of New Mexico. Arizona and
Southern Colorado for the Fraternal
Union OF America. is here with his
family and they win spend the win
ter In Roswell Mr.. Dempsey is a
very pleasant gentleman. and they
will be welcome additions to our
winter visitors.
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Place of Meeting Changed.

The new Board of Education for
a time at least will hold its meetings
at the Office of L. K McGaffey in
place of at the school building as
heretofore. The regular meeting
each month. A called meeting will
be held Tuesday night of next week,
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A HEAVY LOSS.

Half a Million Dollar Fire in the
City Of Rochester.
Rochester, N. Y. Dec. 15.-It is es-
timated that the fire that last night
destroyed the plants of the Foseer
& Armstrong Piano Co.. Herit Shoe
Co., and the Wendell Piano Co.,
reach a total of half million dollars
with about fifty per cent insurance
1t is believed that the fire was start
ed by incendiaries. The plants are
located in different parts of the city
and the fires were started within a
short time of Ach other.
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M. Iusserand to Take Part.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 16.-M.
Jusserand, the French Ambassador,
left Washington today for New Or
leans to take part in the celebration
to commemorate the Louisiana Pur-
chase.
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BUGGY CHEAP-A buggy for sale
reasonably. Bought new and used
only five months. Call on or address
Xxx at Record office. If.
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A Trap, Horse and Harness.

For sale at a bargain. This outfit
cost $240. Will take $3.50. if sold to-
day or tomorrow. Will sell separate
ly. Has been used only eight months.
Apply at RECORD office.
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A Unique Musical Club.

Miss Lucille Duckworth is organ
izing club of her older pupils for
the study of grand opera. A limited
number of other lovers of good mu-
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For Hondo lands see Ford & Nc
Cune We have full and complete
maps of all lands subject to irriga-
ton from the Hondo reservoir.
Phone 356. ONCE next to the REC
ORD office.
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WANTED-A house to rent. Must
have water Apply at the RECORD
Office. If.
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UNTRUE AND MALICIOUS.
So j. c. osgood Pronounees the Ru-
NOR of Discrepancy in the Ac-
counts of Colo. r. G. l. Co.

moT OF discrepancy IN tne Ac-
counts of Colo. r. & l. Co.
New York. Dec. 16.-J. c. Osgood
formerly chairman of the board of
directors of the Colorado Fuel G. Ir-
on Co, denied today the rumors of
discrepancy in the accounts of the
company. osgood said, "the story is
made out of whole cloth. and It is
not only untrue. but it is malicious.
If it was true three millions of the
earnings had been used for improve
ments without being accounted for,
it seems to me the company would
be the gamer intead of the loser.
AS matter of fact not one penny of
the income of the company has ever
being made on the books"
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MOVED OFFICES.
All the Office Work of the u. S. Geo
graphical Survey viii be in
the Gauller Block.

Geographical Survey have been re-
moved from the Texas block to the
Gaullier block. and all of the Hondo
reservoir Office work will be under
Consulting Engineer Reed in the
Gaullier block. Mr.. Reed will retain
his offices in the Texas block for
city work. etc.
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THE BODY THAT WAS FOUND
AT THE HEAD OF SPRING
RIVER IS IDENTIFIED.
MURDERED FOR OUTFIT

Will Geaton Who was a Partner Of
Henry T. Jones, the Firm Being
Geaton & Jones, and Tom Watson
are in Jail Charged with the Crime
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WANTED-Stock to pasture. See
George Cazier.
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ROOT DEFENDS WOOD

Cuban Reciprocity Bill Comes Up
The Democratic Senators Contin-
ued Their Caucus.
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CHRISTMAS TREES-We have
them now. Come quick.-Roswell
Produce & Seed Co. tt.
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ARM ENlAN PLOT.

Dispute Over Church Property May
Cause Revolution.
Moscow, Dec. 15.-The existence
of a well organized Armenian revOlu-
tionary plot in the Caucasuses has
been officially recognized by the min
lister of the interior De Plehve. The
movement grows out of the govern
ment's decree taking possession of
all church property.
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SENATE
AND HOUSE

BOTH BODIES ARE IN SESSION
TO-DAY-cANAL DISCUSSED
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Dec 16.-Cattle receipt
"a 900 lower and weaker