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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-30
ClarksburE. ". Va. Nov. 50. 1904
TAKE CARE IN HANDLING FIRE.

While the scarcity Of water exists
every person in clarlsbuFg man, woman
and enid. saould exercise the utmos:
care and pTecaution IN the handling o.
fire. Wood, and in tact. all eorubasta-
lie materials arr a dry as finder BE-
cause Of the long drought and only q
park viii IT the devouring hsnfN
laaping nigh a demon Of destruction
and devastation.
Not too much stress can be laid upon
this admonition to be CAREFUL with fires.
Every time match is Endicd the ut
most care should be exercised TAX
notice wat IS done with the glowing
embsr Of the match after the desired
fire is obtained from it. Look very ear
fully after the gas lights all over tn
housc and in the stores. See that tae
crate and stove gas fixtures are 'nen
that there Will b. no possibility OF
catching the woodwork. or the curtains
or Furnishings. When cigar or pipe
j lighted take need what Is done win
the aatcn after using.
Another thing needs severe reprenen-
sion and that Is the burning q bonfire
IN the streets, alleys and yards. Tn"
danger Of 8 big Ere spreading iron
taese piles OF burning paper and wood
i indeed great, In the rear Of three OF
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FROM THE ASHES.
Baltimore Family's Experience Points a
Moral 70 Residents Of ClarksburC.

Baltimore Family's Experience Points a
Moral to Residents of Clarksburg.
The visitor to Baltimore today scarce
" realizes that less than 4 year ago tna
city was almost destroyed by a memor
able fire. A similar comparison uiigat
be made by George W, Nally, one OF
tae leading citizens OF Baltimore. As to
the enange in his own looks.
A short time ago, Alr. Nally. writ
ing from his home address. 92l3 Bar
clay St. 4ays; 4 have been troubled
for years with ctarrn and had rssorted
30 an remedies that could be taougnt
Of. Nv wife was also afflicted with this
terrible disease, but all the treatments
We used were absolute failure until We
tried Hyomei. It worked like a charm
and has made complete cure in both Of
our cases
c. p. stmm 8Co., the local agents
for Hyomsi, have 50 muea faith in tae
treatment that they give their personal
guarantee to refund the money in case
IT does not benefit. A complete outfit
costs one dollar, tae extra bottles arc
but fifty cents. Ask to see the strong
guarantee under which Hyomei is sold.
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Received With Approval.

The appointment by Governor White
OF Mr.. c. w Dillon. the well known at
torney OF Fayetteville. to he State Tax
Commissioner, will doubtless be receiv-
Cd with hearty words OF approval
throughout the state 1tr. Dillon Is a
very successful lawyer. highly respect
ed Wherever known, mas made a long
lnl careful study Of the new tax laws
and by reason Of his long and varied
experience At an attorney is splendi,lly
70 weste with ths pcrplex-
ing questions sure 10 confront him in
The establishment Of the new regime.
We wish the gentleman unbounled sue
Cos, IN this offics.-Grafton Sentinel.
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some OF the Democratic politicians
had i; all figured out who was 70 BE- ap,
pointed state tax commissioner and
then went 70 in as 10 bring premature
&aargas, false Of course, but they had
heir sye-Gd. lifted. when the governor
made the appointment OF a man that
they had no, on the list. This goes
to show that the Democratic party maps
Is usual and taat II viii not be able to
iictats tine actions of thr Republican
NIFTY in thi. stats.
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HOPELESS DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic party through some
OF its papers announces that it viii not
disapprove ia, turning down as it styles
it OF some OF the Republicans in this
state as to federal patronage aud tae
reason 1t assigns foy failing TO disaP-
prove such j, taat II thinks such an act
would tend 10 disrupt The Republican
patty and eradicate II from this state.
Such senile reason snows TO what
desperate straits il has come. II no
longer depends on any principles that
i; may claim to nave II no longer
feels itself strong enough to g before
tae PsoyLe With policy OF principle. II
ccafssses taat il has nothing now that
appeals to the people and that is only
aop- !, that the Republican party viii
rake mistakes, Thus it also shows
ths, il mas not the welfare Of the Pso
PIE at heart and that its desire Is that
bIun,lers and mistakes viii b, ma}e thc
usxt -four years in this state in admin
jstc-ins N. state government, and ac-
CON pauying that which must naturally
Be- the desire taat the people shan SUI
fcr. All tais is prompted BY the selfish
political aims Of the Democratic party
aaa Is foreign to any wish for or in
80. - ,5s ,,,lfars - ras neople OF
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War 4 S,nseless waste.

Tie favorable reply OF Russia to the
invitation Of the United States that she
enter into an arbitration treaty with
us similar to that recenly negotiated
with France is deciledly good nearing.
That even in wartime work for peace
i stiu possible proves what senseless
waste WAT is.-New York World.
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Virginia Bar Association whoa CON
yen-s there Wednesday and lasts until
Thursday night On account OF the
circuit court not as many lawyers as
was expected will BE- able to attend
.Fair1nont Times
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Alarming Announcement.

A Professor Mason states that far
haired girls are disappearing; in less
t,an six centuries there will be no
blondes lett" This imminent peril Is
as alarming a. the rmor that We
have only enough coal for 10000 years,
declares the London GIobe.-BurusviIle
Enterprise.
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pana,s CO. cherr IS Limited.

As the merry Christmas season ap'
peaches, every papa should be Of good
cheer while he may. After the 18th Of
December nis nank account i apt to
consist Of punched ickel-Marietta
Register.
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Mnsterion, woman securea.

Working on The theory that no muT.
der case is complete without a "mys.
terious" woman, the Patterson trial has
secured onc.-Youngstovn Telegram.
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WM. al
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31
MURDER AT CARLSBAD.
Young Camp Killed Last Night by .
Observation-Disclosures In Jail.

Young Camp Killed Last Night by .
Mexican.-Munderer In Jail.
A young Mexican shot and killed a
young white man named Camp last
evening at Carlsbad ON Canal street
The Mexican fired four shots at
Camp. and three of them took effect.
one in the arm. one in the side and
the other ploughing through the bo-
dy. 1t seems that some of the boys
had been having some trouble with
Mexican youths. which resulted in
the killing of Camp. He went out the
front of the house of a friend to make
the Mexicans move on. when the fatal
shots were fired. Camp was removed
to his home and expired this morn
ing at three o'clock. The Mexican,
whose name was reported as Isadore
Miranda. is in Jail on the charge of
murder.
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More Prospeetors.

r. L. Faulkner and L. Roy Lanham
returned last evening after business
trip to Fl Worth and other points II
Texas. They we're accompanied here
by Solon Curtice. Of Purcell Indian
Territory. G. K. McLaren. R. 4 John
SON and Robert Russell. Of Sentinel
Oklahoma, who are here on . pros
pecting trip Robert Russen Is : bro
ther Of Henry Russell Of this city
All 81 them viii likely locate in the
Ualley. The entire party IL stopping
at the shelby.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31

A. Brown. wife and one child ar.
rived here yesterday and are at the
Roswell hotel. They are from Greer
county, Oklahoma. but have been at
Deming for several months in the
hope that the climate would be bene-
fetal to the health of Mr.. Brown who
has consumption. He was not helped
by the change to Deming and decid-
ed to try the Roswell climate. The
sick man is brother of r. Brown
who has resided in this city for some
time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31

getting enough artesian well machines
to do the work in the Valley. FOul
new drilling outfits are on the way
and it is thought that there will sooI
be enough machines for the demand
]. F. Hale, of Artesia who owns the
big well says that he will give a
free drilling outfit for anyone who
will drill a well on his place where
there is not any doubt as to water
being secured.
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generally of the opinion that no nom-
ination would be reached before to-
morrow or Thursday. The Lowden
men exhibited great confidence and
a break for their candidate on any
ballot today. Deneen's managers ap-
peared equally confident, and the
Yates men said the governor was as
great factor in the convention as
he was two weeks ago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31

The city council met last nigh
with Mayor Hinkle in the chair ant
all the members present except Burns
and Whiteman Much business of a
routine character was transacted
The question of putting in good eros
sings was discussed, and it was the
sentiment OF the council that good
crossings should be laid just as soon
as the cement sidewalks are down.
The sanitary committee was in
structed to have the Whiteman lots
and the opera house lot cleaned al
once and the debris removed.
The bond of the City Treasurer
Ounce Cummins, was approved. This
bond is in the amount of $4,000.
Mayor Hinkle then made the fol-
lowing appointments: For City Mar
shall, W. A. Phillips; for Policeman
r. W. Cathey; for City Physician
w. w. Phillips.
The council considered the appoint
ments, confirming the appointment
of r. W. Cathey, and rejecting the
other two appointments.
The vote on the confirmation of w.
A. Phillips for City Marshal was as
follows: For, Brooks and Ogle; ag-
ainst Church, Devine, Johnson, Kin
singer, Parsons, Wyllys.
The vote on the confirmation OF
r. w. Cathey for City Police was as
follows: For, Devine, Johnson, Kin
singer, Ogle. Parsons; against, Wyi-
lys, Brooks. Church.
The vote on the confirmation of
DR.. w. w. Phillips for City Physician
was as follows: For, Parsons. Wyl-
lys; against Brooks. Church, Devine,
Johnson, Kinsinger, Ogle.
The council adjourned to the next
regular meeting Tuesday. June 7th.
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Christine Neal at q certain point in
Oklahoma The letter was written
in endearing terms and contained q
check on Colorado bank for $40.
Chamberlain sent the bag and con-
tents yesterday to the young lady
and prepaid the express. 1t was q luc-
ky find for the young woman.
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|
Judge Oliver Pearson since he has
been elected Justice of the Peace in
Precinct No. q. There were seven
cases before him this morning at his
residence nine miles southeast of the
city, on account of Justice Peacock
being out of the city. All of the pris-
Oners were taken out of the county
Jail and hauled to his residence in
Muncy's wagonette, and given a hear
ing before Judge Pearson, who is not
at all slow in his decisions. The pris-
oners were in charge of Sheriff Hig
gins, Deputies Henry Brown and L.
j. Beard They left the city this NOR
ming at 7:3O and were back i'm town
by eleven O'Clock. all of the cases
having been acted upon by Judge
Pearson.
The first case to come up was that
of Jim Burnes who is charged by the
Valenca boy with having sold him
the twenty-five horses that he (Va-
lenca) was charged with stealing
from George Urton. Burnes promptly
waived preliminary examination. The
bond was fixed at $500 to await the
action of the grand jury in the case.
William Bullo. who is charged with
robbing ]. c.. NOEL of $3.50, also
waived preliminary examination and
was bound over to the grand jury
in the sum of $1,000. He protested
that the bond was too large, but the
Judge refused to reduce it.
The next prisoner to face the Judge
was jeff Davis, who is charged with
attempted rape and assault on a
child. The alleged crime was commit
ted Sunday morning, and r. :; Cra-
vens charges Davis with entering his
residence and attempting to drag his
ten year old child from the be In
soaring the man off he had tight
with him. From the description he
gave Sheriff Higgins. Davis was ar
rested Sunday morning charged with
the crime. He said today that he had
no witnesses present. but that he
could prove an alibi. He waived ex-
animation and was bound over in the
sum of $500.
J.C. Noell, who charges Bullo with
robbing him, was the next one before
the court He was charged with being
drunk, and he pleaded guilty. The
Judge was considerate as NOEL had
met with hard luck in losing his mon
ey and he fined him S. and costs.
w. A. Moore next appeared before
the court on a drunk charge. and he
was fined SO and costs.
WiIlfreyo Domingo. a Mexican who
was charged with drunkenness and
with striking Francisco Karancha an
old Mexican ssheep herder. in one of
the saloons here, was fined $25 and
costs.
Francisco Karancha, the Mexican
Domingo was charged with striking
was also up ON a drunk charge and
was fined s. and costs.
All of the prisoners except NOEL
were brought back and placed in
jail except NOEL. who paid his fine
and was released.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31
UNITED STATES wARsHiPs
Make Deep impression on the Pop
uIation of Tanqier, Morocco.

Make Deep impression on the Pop.
uIation of Tanqier, Morocco.
Tangier, Morocco, May 31.-The
e. S. gunboats Castine and Marietta
arrived here during the night, COM
pleting with the cruisers Brooklyn
and Atlanta which arrived yesterday.
the American squadron in connection
with the kidnapping of Perdicaris
and his step-sOn. The population are
deeply impressed by the assembling
of so many war vessels. The British
and American representatives have
sent special courier to the Sultan
concerning the prisoners. The officials
maintain strict secresy regarding the
negotiations in progress.
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Painted Their Horses Green.

Ike Gronsld, the veteran sheep
man, and his SON Roy left last even
ing for Hagerman to inspect their
sheep in that region. When asked
how the sheep business was, Mr..
Gronski replied, Just sorter so so.'
A good joke is told on Mr.. Gronski
during the hardest part of the drouth.
1t was said that he painted the noses
of his sheep green to make them be
lieve they were living high on alfal-
"a. when they were looking over
grass.
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The ladies of the Catholic church
will give an ice cream social and
musicale at the home of Mrs. j. G..
Thornton, 209 North Pennsylvania
avenue. Thursday evening. from Z
TO 10. All are cordially invited to at.
tend.
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We have for sale some Main street
property In which there is a bargain.
II you have some idle money you can
use it to advantage here.-Carlton &
Roach.
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Fourth Of July Celebration.

Isn't it about time that some def
mite arrangements are being made
for the Fourth of July celebration
in this city. The Record will add its
tion the most glorious in the history
OF the Territory. The merchants are
also anxious to know so they can put
in their orders for fireworks, etc.
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Regular meeting Of the Fratenal
Union lodge tonight. This is the last
meeting of the lodge under open
charter. The degree work will be ex-
emplified in full and the new Off
GERS installed. A full attendance Of
all members and candidates is re-
quested.
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Ii you desire to exchange for Sou
thern California property. send full
description of what You have, price.
location. ETC., and IL you are prepar-
ed to add some cash difference you
can get good trade. Address Il. l..
Wildly. 206. Grant Bldg. Los Angeles.
California IT,
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Mayor J. F. Hinkle left. this morn.
ing for Kansas City to buy some fine
bulls. Herbert J.. Hagerman went al
ong to assist him in making his Sc
lections. From Kansas City Mr.. Ha-
german will go 30 st. Louis to attend
the national Democratic convention
to which he is an alternate from the
Territory of New Mexic0 g
Misses Virginia and Sheffa Marie
Vivian Of Kansas City. who have
been spending several months with
their sister. Mrs. J. H. Beckham, Jr.
in this city md = aArtesiA len fos
home this morning
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good house. brick. six rooms and
shade trees. nice yard. good outbuild-
ings. Will sell furnished or unfurn-
ished at a bargain. II you want a
nice home. don't overlook this.-Carl-
ton e. Roach.
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J. Phelps White. Jr.

j. Phelps White is rejoicing today
over the arrival of J. Phelps White
Jr., last night. He is kept busy re-
ceiving the congratulations of mis-
many friends.
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terian church, preached an interest
ing sermon to the Dexter citizens
Sunday afternoon. One of the Dexter
citizens remarked yesterday that
they would welcome DIR. Lukens and
the other preachers of Roswell at
Dexter often if they would come and
preach there.
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Do you want quarter section of
land near Cisco, Texas. which has a
good five-room house so acres in
cultivation, over 1900 bearing pecan
trees. living running water. land of
fine quality? Will trade for land here
in the Valley and pay $1,000 diner
ence.a See Carlton & Roach.
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Notice.

Roswell, N. NJ, May 81.
The Lea well opposite the court
house having been declared nuis-
will be received until six p. M, Tues
day. June 7th- Plans and specifica-
tions of work can be seen at my Of
fee.
LUCIUS DILLS,
City Engineer.
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Rattlesnake Sam Jones left last
evening for Riverton, Texas. to sup
erintend the putting in Of cement
floor in q railroad bridge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31

Do you want a 5-room house and
quarter block of land In Amariiloy
II you do. see Carlton Z Roach.
Wanted to buy or rent tent. Call
n Record once. 7st1
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We have a full block of lots for
sale in a good section of the city.
Good residence property. Will sell all
or any part of the lots reasonable
Carlton & Roach.
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j.. ". Ormond. manager of the Sing
er Sewing Machine store on Main
street, went to Carlsbad last even
ing on business for the firm.
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We have for sale a good S-room
house. two lots, artesian water, shade.
on good street, nice home.-Carlton
AZ Roach.
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We have a 9-room house, so nice,
close in and well located that room
ers actually beg for rooms. This prop
erty is for sale very reasonable. Its
good investment. For particulars
see Carlton & Roach.
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FOR RENT.-One three room cottage
on Main street. water and sewer
connection. Will be vacant the
18th. Apply to DIR. Z. III. Skipwith.
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Several of the show girls who
were here a few days ago with the
Peterson performers, returned here
Saturday and left last evening for
the south. The show broke up on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. Peterson
at FL Paso.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-31

w. T. Littlefield left this morning
for the l.. I. V. ranch in Roosevelt
county. after visit to the city.
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Have you a five or ten acre tract
of land near town, In artesian belt,
which you wish to trade for q nice
new house in town? See us.-Carlton
& Roach.
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| oIs FtItISUuI6, MAY a. a oIdIo-
ment emanating from Paris that Gen
eral Kuropatkin was sending three
thousand troops southwark in the at
tempt to save Port Arthur declared
here to be untrue.
The Russian press is chary of it's
comment on the Kinchou affair, but
| there is an evident disinclination to
accept the Japanese official reports in
| their entirety. The general tone of
the papers indicate the belief that
| the fall of Port Arthur would not de-
eide the war
The war Office has received a de-
tailed report of the fight at Aiyang
Pienn1en on Saturday night in which
! a battalion of Japanese infantry and
one squadron of Japanese cavalry.
| numbering about 1900 men, attacked
! five squadrons of COssacks. The Rus
sian losses were five killed and one
officer wounded and nine horse kill
ed The Cossacks were bivuOaced
at 1890 at night when the attack
was made. The Sossacks retired in
good order. There was a great deal
of firing on both sides, but it was
SO dark that the shots were ineffect-
! ual. 1t is not believed that the Jap
anese losses were greater than the
Russian loss, although one report
says the Japanese squadron was
wiped out. The war Office here at
taches little importance to the en-
bgagement which is heralded from To-
kio as Japanese victory.
Toxic, May 31.-Four gunboats,
two destroyers and two torpedo boats
sent ito Port Arthur early Monday
morning by Vice Admiral Togo, effec-
ted a careful reconnaissance, facing
a heavy fire from the land batteries.
They discovered new Russian search
light station and one or two new
forts Number three gunboat was
struck by q shell and one petty off,
Ger killed aad three men wounded, al
so one gun injured, The other boats
escaped without damage.
The Russians evacuated Dalny so
hastily that they failed to destroy
much property that will prove highly
valuable to the japanese. General
Oku's scouts report that over 100
barracks and storehouses remain un-
injured. The railroad and telegraph
stations with 200 passenger and
cars are also uninjured. The Russians
destroyed the big pier and blocked
all the dock entrances with sunken
steamers. They destroyed all the
small railroad bridges in the vicinity
Of the docks. bnt left the jetties UNI
injured. 1t is understood that the
Russians fed quickly when Nan Shan
hill was lost. expecting that General
Oku would Immediately take posses
sion OF Dalny. All previous reports
Of .apauese occupation of the town
were false.
Mukden, May 31.-The japanese
ON the MIGHT Of May 2sth made az+
other attenapx to block Port Arthur
|by sinking merchaAk T<ssels in the
harbor entrance The attempt was
discovered through tho operation of
!. u. = 9. 1s - -. .l-4 - :.
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WANTE0.-A milch COW to keep for
her feed through summer. Address
r. o. Box 17s. 7st3s
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FOR RENT-Brick house, 25x50 IT,.
half block east Of postofhce. A.
| K Mott. 78tf
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r. L. Smith, son OF II. F. Smith OF
this city, left this morning for Brigh-
ton. Iowa, to spend several months
with relatives.