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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
@runOetaentbums nsbertrosunasn.

1enrp 3. Winter an Wm. 8. min,
fer, Got Al, Minter's Wilmotb place
Mon. $400.
Oerielbe an g6orlss $. 'Winter, Got
43 in oerielben Mbo. $400.
9lnna 6. Rice u. u. an Marp &.
Sbearer, Got 10, Gdumaaer's on
WalbIngton Str. Noo. $3.50.
Hrances 6. U. perrott u. u. an
Sobn g. Scott, Got 213, Wortou
place. $4,000.
Splpefter Sobnion an CHARLES ..
glarte, Got 81. Srbineton. $1,000.
WelpiQe U. Butler an Mnna %.
2aGonette. 9beil bon Got 102, Mili-
9an's 1rool part Mbb. 5000.
soutb part 2anb 60. an Nnnu
2ohlbspp. Got 81, South pari Mob.
$500.
Sarab e. Yarpan u. u. an Marp
5. Yarpan, Got s, WOei9's l. Mob.
82400.
Goior g. Goliom an Mnna Or.
Wbiteman, Got 40, gospel & Gle.
min9's @ranbbietu gbb. $1,000.
Samuel Stalep an Rarp Or. Map.
feb. Got 8, Wulanep u. Gooper's
Abo.. Ioro indianapolis. $500.
6enrp 8. DoImar an Youis 8. Sc.
pep, Got 10 unn She'll bon 9, goe's
Sub. bon Gquare al. $21, 900.
q. 5. Dole an u. Siinner, She'll
bon Got 5. Waien's Subj. pom Outloi
70, 9O6 unb 9OS OF @aibinston Str.
s18, 900.
gffie q. Wpieuanbsr on %. M.
Bernard, Got 10, gsauip Npe. Moo.
s4O0.
MobiTOn &. page on 3bos. W'. Gage,
Got 68, Draie u. Wapbep's l. Abb.
$500.
.Warp g. Gage an Mbbifon &. page,
basislbe gieentbum. $500.
0enrietta Cane an pearfon Menben.
baq, Cots | Biz z, 9rotter's HroolRo-
Nbb. $1400.
emilio U. 0slb an Benjamin ga
pirie. 9beil bon Cots "a uno 95, Wi'
lens Subb. bon Outlot 1852. $250O
WaIter q. Sbcrpe an Jsarnette %
Sbarpe, Got As, Sbarpe's Denton
Bart Abb. 500. /.
Wasne Snternationul Building an,
2ocn aRocintion an Cigar U. gupe
lamb, She'll bon Got 5a, atfins u. Der
Tins rlnibsrfip place 94bb. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

Wie aus Rom 8emeIbet wirb. bat
auf elmer Gonferen3 3wiiden oenn
maceoon. observation-disclosures Snraboff
unb Nicciotti @aribalbi bieier ben
YOridlas gema9t. BEL ben Ser. Staas
ten gu sonbiren, Oh fe niht bic No1s
oes Uermittlers In Der maceoon. Graae
iibernebmen miiroen. gs 1T natiirlih
In ieinsr Weiie benibar, baB uniere
Reaieruna, 10 attionslufiig iie aud 1T,
i9 au sinem berartiaen Muftraae Der.
ffeben t0nnte. @an3 abgeieben babon,
oaB Mmerica on ben Baltan-W irrsn
ipeost brett nod inoireit intereiirt III,
ldBt fid i~iberbaupt ni9t erfennsn. nit
ueldem Rsdt bic 6raae i~iberbaupt gum
@sssnifanb f9ieosseri9tli9sr Wermitt.
lung eemadt tusrosn f6nnts. Wace.
oonien iiebt CUR 3eit nod b6Qig unter
ftrtti1er Qerri9dff, etne 3pntlane. an
pelher Die Jog. &sform . gommifion
niHts dnoert. Gin S9iebs9eridt tam
absr nur S~treitigteiten atpii3en aleid.
bere6tisten Gattionen erlecisen unb Der
Sultan tpiiroe nit @eHt bas Mnfin-
men, fa sinem iol9sn Spru9e 3u
fi9en, BON Der 1anb peifen. Nud
whrosn fidsrliH bic macebon. Glbrer
cine ibnen u~natinffige gntf9eioung
nidt acceptirei, ionbern bic auf GrAb.
iabr sepIante Reoolntion troboem in-
icenirea. CIR bic Maceooner eibt es
nur 2 Weqe, Die RepOlution obsr cine
Gonferen3 Der Signatur . Wd.,.,. bes
ge,liner.U srtrass, bic 2raft bisiem gu
einem ginsreifen in bic SouOsrani-
tdtss 2ehte Der 9iriei, tpsnn He ibre
werIpre2unssn nidt einl6It, bsrsd.
tigt finb. Gir lsbtere Wogli9ieit finb
erildrli9erwsiie bic Musfdtsn bsrseii
gerins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
gapt. 8ieler's Mititom
Dor benz eonsrsb. gomits in waibiaston.

Geftern Nadmittag reite Capt. 5.
8. Hieler nod WaIbrngtou ale ger-
treter oes Werbanbes beutider Wereins
I'm bort nit ben Uertretsrn bes Sen.
trails erbanoes nno 3weig.W erbdnben
Dor benz gomite FIR GeIebsetuns bsa
n~ationalsn Nbgeorbnetsns 0auiss aeqen
Mnnabme Der 0epburn Bill ;u pros
teHirsn. Dis W~erfammluns finbet am
Na9mittag i'm 6otel nGrib &eutsr" in
Waibin0ton, .. g.. ftatt.
Bel ieinsr lsbten Mntpsienbeit in
Waibington bat Capt. Bieler ME
iAon bon uns beri9tet, elm Wemo,
ranbum eingereiHt. In uel9em bic
llngereatiaieit uno WerfaKunssmibris.
tsit Der 0spburn : Dolipes- Worlass
bura trefli4e 1~esranoung tlaraslsgi
mirb uno in martigen Worten bic Ib.
tueiiune Der Worlass berlanet tpirb. "a
III als aueifelos a%n5unebmen, baB bic
Ginaabe bes 6errn Hieler ben er.
uini9ten ginorud MAIDEN tpiro. bsnn
bieieIbe ifibt fi& auf bonn %reinfien go.
triotismrs eingegebene Wsrnunfts.
9rinoe.
Nab 0err gieler In Ieiner proten.
gingabe tein Hlatt Dor ben Wunb Qe.
nommen, fonbern ilipp unb ilar bic
llnusrnunft Der 0epburn.W orlaee blob'
aeiisat bat. msib tuobl Sober. Der Serrn
Yisler tennt. 60 bsiBt ss !. Q. In
feiner gin9abe u6rtli&: .Wdbrsno in
Grasen, bic oas allsemeins Mo6I bes
2anoes anaeben. bic Waioritdt reggie.
rem mub, 10 oarf elmer sufdlisen Wa.
ioritdt ni9t bas @s&t 3~ueeffanben tuer-
ben, 3u beitimmsn, mas bic Winoritdi
efen ober trinfen ioll ober pie He lore
perf6nli9en Rs9te ausnben foa."
Sn einem anoern pafus iast Serr
Tieler:
nDieie worlase 1T ipioerwdrti9 neil
He bic perf0nliHe Greibeit bei4rdntt.
Die OeutInsMmeritaner fino tets be,
Mnfidt 9etpeien. baB Woral.@ eformxn
our9 1ilbung unb anbere ersieberi.
Ihe ginflife am belten g~eforoert uer.
ben. 10 LANCE bic Wusibung peri0nlidsl
@edte mid. bic Geielfaaft beorobi,
Der Wsriud burd 1efebs gu er3ielen.
mas elmer uernlnftigen gr3isbunl
iberlaKen tueroen ioIte, bat uie BE-
tannt In alien probibitionstaaten nul
umaebuns Der @eiebe, B~eri0bnuns Del
Suiti3ple9e uno idlieBlid gum Wiosr
ruf Der unweiien Gsiebs sefiibrt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Yoli3sili4ss Masrlsi.

Der In Der WirthTdaft go. 444 Dit
WafbinstOn Str. bsiddftiets sdant.
felner CHARLES gbaiins tuurbe asftern
uuter Der antlase bas Ni9oliOn @eieb
perlebt gu baben, berbaftst. gr wuroe
prompt gegen garsihaft entldKen.
Seize garreit BON go. 1881 Oanbes
etrabe luuroe tuesen 9isbfabIs sinse.
lOat. gr ion an Der Is. Str. uno 6.
Q. & %. 8abnsslsiie aus sinem Wae.
son cine 2aouns Butter fortsei9leppt
baben.
Der ~l2.jdbriae Caleb Dalton,
tpsl9er Ieinen In plainfielb uobnenben
gltern ~entlaufsn mar, wuroe bier
gstern fetsenommen. Der ileine
Sunse tpuroe bereiis inter Der On.
tIags. sinen ginbru4 aussefnbrt gu
baben, berbaftet.
unter Der Wntloge bes ginbruds
unb 8roBoiebfabls murbe Der 17.idb.
rige Sail Wau9bn BON 927 0arriion
Str. bon ben Detectips 6aufer unb
Qarib an Der Noble unb @aibinoton
Sir. fefaenommen. Ct 1T aeitdnbig.
boz ettpa IA Sage aug Der Harbier-
ftubs, 5l4 g. Slinois Str. @afr.
meier, S1eeren, Clippers, 2dmme
uno 1hrIien int @eiammtbetraae bon
500 ssfioblen 3u baben.
5. 9. Wortton, beKen Office
i4 Wo. 73l I'm Newton glappool.@e.
bdube bsfinbet. purbe i'm llnion.B ahn.
bofe UNI feline 1rieftai3e. tpsl9e $500
In Haar unb mebrere auf serinae Be-
fridge lautenbe gbeds entbielt, beffoblen.
Superintenbent &rhqer
bat feline Wcnnen aufaeforoer., I'm.
i9au nod Wartin Wecter. einem reis
den giirger bon Glebslunb. g., tuel9sr
felt benz 10. Sanuar beri4munOen 1T,
3u balten. Ser Mann 1T seiiesae.
Port.
gbri # tan Seemann bon
30. 1852 WeH 81. GtcaBe melbete,
baB feline bsibsn 2naben, 2amber unb
WiQie. 10 be3iebunastueife s Sabre
aft, felt SOnntus ueri9wuaben iinb.
Wm. GtoIte. Der betannte 0nbner.
3i9ter, bat cine 1elobnuns bon IS
ausaefebt, tuel9e berienise erbalten
ioQ. Der ibm msbrere t%pertbboIs
6oooan 0ubner. tueI9s aus feinen
StdQen eeifoblen uuroen. suriid.
bringt. {.
Serat. 6agerman berbaftete 9eite,n
ben l8sidbrigm Garbigen Wm. Dub.
ion, welher am friben Worgen oas
Sdaufeniter oes Robert GouelaB. go.
|236 WahaHuietts Mpe. 5ertrnmmerte
unb 3pei Rebolper annsctirt bate. Sn
ieiner 8eieQi4aft bsfano f9 Upn
Orafe bon plainfielb, melher isinen
gltern entlaufen tuaro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
0dFe ganabas
@erben bic 3eitunss~s Serausseber BON Sns
6iana isin.

Die Snbiana rep. unb benz. Sci.
tunss.0 erausgeber uno bic Nortbern
& Southern preb MHn. bon Snbiana
tuerben einen NusHug nod Canada In,
Wrnat SuIi als @dfte Der canaoii&en
Reaierung MAIDEN.
Webrere Bunoesienatoren bon Sn.
biana tuerben bic &eiie, bic am Is.
ssuIi aneetreten wiro, mitra4en.
Nie canabii9s Rsgierung bat einen
preis bon 5000 fur bic bette Reiiebe'
f9reibun9 ausseiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

mug. %. Wtamen. Der iriibere
Gbsf Der 2anbbrieftrdger.0 ienites 1T
Biz iept. unb boruusHhtlid iibertaupt,
Der einjiae pofi.8 samte In bober Stel'
lung, ss9er usI&en ein perurtbeilenbes
grlenntniB er3ielt musbe. MQein bic
2 Sabre Gefdnsuib, pel9e bic gnt.
iasibuns feaiebt, liesen fur ibn nod
In meter Gerne uno bepOr bic gerus
flung sessn oas urtbeiI erIeoist 1T, er-
iheint Die Genuetbuuns ibsr ben gr-
fols Der R%esieruna siemIiG Derfribt.
llebri9ens f0nnte man nit Wa6en,
trobbem er fsin 3anb ~gewiRsnlos BE-.
tabl. fat Witlsib smpfinben; benn es
lit 3weifelos, baB Jpn bic &e9ierung
aLs Sunbsnbod our 9srubigung Der
ofsntliden Weinuns eyior. 60 CAB
bstanntli@ NOD b6bere 0dupter ale
i'm. oenen bic .Weridbruns" MILTON.
meme Si4erhsit bot uno beren DE.
tbooen" benz nunmebr Gebranbmart.
ten ben @eg CUR unebrlidteit pisien.
Wenn man Wa&en's Shaten innerbalb
oes gan5en Wilieus bon 56mub unb
Corruption betraAtet, 10 idrumpft
feline Sdulo ni&t fur bic iurifiide,
aber fur bic iittlIne Hetradtuns bes
Gales sr9eblid 3uiammsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
@emeiner 0iftmii@er.
gersiftet iteribuoue Sunbe.

Der poli5ei tutro beri&tet, bab tuie'
Der mebrere ,pertbbone 6unbe bon einem
S&urten bersiftet tuorben iino. Die
prd&tiaen Sa9Obunbe BON Or. wriabt
1870 on 10. Str. unb Or. Wonrt,
1917 OF 10. ctr. forie bon o. u.
Webfer asb6rtnbe Dumb tuarer bic
Opfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Vreisbertbeilnns

Sir Sooiier 8 Bier : Babel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

@ottIieb Geuttarbt,
DIE 9emhttli&e ede,@
Ode Wcble unb @orfet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Der NrmeesYofsn.

Oas Robertsseanb an bic Resieruns iiber.
tra3en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

inetne Qdratipe 8romo nutnine Tablets.
ale Dru88iiten eritatten b68 @eIb suvu6,
spenn lie nitt turireu. q. 80. Grope'3 unters
i@rift If auf ieber S@a&teI. 70 Gents.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14

the arrival of the Japanese, which
latter event is regarded as a fore
gone conclusion. Although the block
ing of the Lao and also the defense
of the Russian settlement and ma.
tive town are regarded as unattain-
able. it is certain that important dis.
position of guns and arrangement
OF defense plans have already been
made. The arrival of Gen. Kendrato-
witch few days ago. however, ar
rested the arrangements and threat
ened to cause the abandonment of
the original intention. The best Rus
sian information obtainable at Port
Arthur and New Chwang admits the
government intention to fall back
indefinitely until the mobilization OF
100000 troops for the purpose OF
assaulting the opposing Japanese,
and probably 100000 more to oppose
the Chinese.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
NOTED LECTURER.
Quincy Lee Morrow Leaves fol-
Points South After Visit
to Our City.

Quincy Lee Morrow. the Prohibi-
ton lecturer of national reputation
who delivered lecture here in the
First Methodist church Thursday
night left Saturday for points south.
He was interviewed at the train and
he was highly pleased with his visit
to Roswell and the reception he re-
ceived. He is Of the opinion that
the Prohibition wave will come over
the Texas line into New Mexico and
that in some future day the Territory
Will be dry.
out 81 the go counties in the state
of Texas there are $50 completely
dry. There are nfty-nine partially
DIV and only eleven where there i
not Any prohibition 4 ~. The law
II IN enforced "a the worst troub'
n the rrohibitionists have u ooa-
~ II = ~ shippine i of liquor
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
SEVERE BLIZZARD.
Heavy Snow in the North.-Worst
Of the Season.

Heavy Snow in the North.-Worst
Of the Season.
Milwaukee. Wis, Mar. IA Sc
we're blizzard started here about mid
night and is still raging. The wea-
ther is the worst of the season.
Detroit, Mich, Mar IA furious
blizzard ragged in Detroit and in low
er Michigan during the night. A hea-
Wy snow falling and drifting with a
high east wind is delaying traffic
considerably. Several street car lines
are almost completely paralyzed.
Rock Island, Ill, Mar. 14.-Snow
has been falling continuously for
"a hours, and is now foot deep on
the level. All traffic is badly impeded.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14

In the future Marshal J. ]. Rascoe
is determined to stop pilfering and
stealing at fires. and he has appoint
ed eighteen deputy marshals to serve
at fires and to arrest all who steal
or attempt to steal He is of the
opinion that some of the recent fires
were of incendiary origin for the ex-
press purpose of stealing, and he is
taking strenuous methods to break
up the pernicious practice of steal
ing at fires. In appointing the depu-
ties he was careful to see that all
parts of the city were represented,
would be on hand when the fire alarm
would sound The deputies appoint
ed will have as much power in case
of the city and it will be their duty
also to see that people stand back
in case of danger, and do general po-
lice work. Marshal Rascoe was for
merly marshal of Carlsbad and the
condition existed there until he ap-
pointed a large number of citizens to
act as deputies in the case Of fires,
and the practice of stating was soon
broken up, and the appointing OF
eighteen deputies will have the same
effect in this city.
The names of those who were ap-
pointed and notified to serve by Mar
shal Rascoe are given herewith:
w. p Lewis, Tobe Odem. w. p. Cox
]. B. Pinson, Phil Helmig, James EN-
erson, S. p Johnson, Charles Shep-
herd, Marshall d. Loveless. John NJ.
Kelley, A. L. Whiteman. Charles
Whiteman. Walter Gill, f. T. Amo-
nett. D. W. Scott, E. H. Gamble. ].
r. Carlton and Robert T.. McClung.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
DANGER AT THE DEPOT.
Someone Will Be Injured or Killed
il the Present Conditions
Continue to Exist.

Under the present arrangements
at the depot when the afternoon
train arrives there Is going to be
some one killed or badly injured un-
less things are changed. When the
train arrives all of the passengers
get off. as the day coach and sleeper
are cut off here and a chair car put
on which runs between this city
and Pecos. After the arrival of the
train it stays at the station for a
few minutes, and the entire train is
backed to cut off the sleeper and
day coach, and put on the chair car
Just as the train starts to back
there is a scramble to get on, as the
passengers forget that the train is
backing north and is not going
south. This is the case every even
ing and the porters and train men
yell at the passengers, this train
does not CO." but this does not stop
them from trying to board the NOV
ing train.
One day last week a woman with
a baby in her arms dashed for the
train and was grabbed by bystan-
der who prevented her from trying
to board the backing train. Another
inconvenience is that some of the
passengers who are going through.
and some who are going south from
this city are not aware of the fact
that the day coach is cut off. and
leave their grips on the car which
is shifted down near the round house
while the train at the station is rea-
dy to leave.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14

by express, was the statement made
by Mr.. Morrow. He is employed by
the Texas State Prohibition League
and has been lecturing in that state
for four weeks. He came to Texas
from Minnesota where he had been
lecturing in that state for several
months.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
A GOOD EFFECT
Russia Pleased With President
RooseveIt's Proclamation.-AM Much
Wounded Russian.-Russia Will
Retire Until She Collects Large
Forces.

st. Petersburg. (noon) Mar14.-
There is no truth in the rumors that
the Russians have abandoned Port
Arthur. Admiral Abasa. secretary of
the commission on far eastern affairs
authorizes the Associated Press to
deny the story. He says the situation
at Port Arthur is unchanged and
that nothing of importance has oc-
Cured there in the past "a hours.
Toxic, Mar. IA supplementary
report from Vice Admiral Togo con-
cerning the effort made by the crews
of the Japanese torpedo boat des-
troyers reached here today. Captain
Shojiro. commanding the flotilla of
torpedo boat destroyers, states that
the Japanese would have been able
to rescue many more of the enemy
but for the deadly fire of the shore
batteries and the close approach of
the Russian cruiser Novik. AS it was
only four were rescued.
st. Petersburg. Mar. 14-President
Roosevelt's proclamation regarding
the observation of neutrality by all
officials from either speech or action
that might cause irritation, has pro-
duced a great impression here, and
the newspapers all print prominent
articles commenting upon it,
Tien Tsin, Mar 1.-THE reported
panese is untrue, according to a tel
egram received here at eleven o'clock
this morning which left Port Arthur
at seven Sunday evening.
Nagasaki Mar. 1.-THE East AS ,
iatic steamer Manchuria has been
by the naval prize court
at SesebOw including her general
cargo which is partially neutral
property
Toxic. Mar .14.-Salvers working
on the Variag at Chemulpo found
the bodies of two Russian sailors.
They were taken ashore and buried
today Eight of the twenty-three
Russians who were taken
to Matsuyama Red Cross hospital
are in serious condition. One Russian
has 165 wounds from steel splinters
scattered over his body. The Japa- |
nese surgeons located them with
Roentgen rays and extracted them.
viceroy Alexieff's report that ia
panese torpedo boat destroyer was
sunk and the cruiser Takasago hea-
vily damaged by the shell fire of the
Russians during the fourth attack on
Port Arthur is officially pronounced
untrue. The damaged Japanese tor
pedo boat destroyers can be repair
ed in one week. and it will not be
to dock them.
Yin Kow. Mar. 1.-THE local Rus
sian authorities are apparently in
censed and manifest themselves as
much annoyed at the solicitous in
quiries of the commanders of for
eign gunboats regarding the projec-
ted blocking Of the Lao river before
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
"The Runaway Tramp"

The Runaway Tramp at the opera
house Saturday was so bum that it
was good, and was very laughable.
The worst feature of the show was
that 1t was too long and the aud
ience became tired and many left be-
fore the end of the show. There was
a fair sized audience and the people
were not highly pleased with the
show.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
ELECTROcUTED.
Thomas Tobin Put to Death in the
Electric Chair at Sino Sino.

Electric Chair at Sing Sing.
Ossining, n. Y. Mar. l4.-Thomas
Tobin was put TO death today in the
electric chair at Sing Sing for the
murder of Captain James b. Craft.
in New York City. He walked to the
chair uttering prayer his mother
taught him when a child Tobin was
an ex-convict and employed in a ten
derloin saloon i'm September, 1902.
when Captain Craft visited the
place. Craft displayed some money
and was drugged. His body was
thrown into a furnace.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14

1t is rumored that the Pecos Val
ley Meat Market has raised the
price of meat. But il is a mistake
Meat is selling there at the same
old price. 1lt2
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14

The wind Saturday afternoon tore
the roof off the adobe ware room of
Charles Whiteman and Brother. The
roof was torn uD but was placed
neatly on the ground. and workmen
are engaged today in replacing the
same
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
Closed the Bridge.

The west side of the bridge lead
ing to the fair grounds has caved
in and the bridge has been closed
for repairs. 1t would be dangerous
to cross same
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-14
IT IS A TRUST"
Opinion Was Read by Justice Harlan.
Vote Was Five to Four.-Stock
Market Not Affected by Decision
Roosevelt Much Pleased.

Washington, Mar. 1.-THE opin-
ion of the United States Supreme
Court in the case of the Northern
Securities Company VS.. the United
States, involving the merger of the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Companies was handed down today,
and was in favor of the government.
The opinion of the Circuit Court of
Minnesota was affirmed. The effect
of this decision is to sustain the
contention that the Sherman Anti
Trust law applied to railroads and
to combinations of the character in
question The opinion was read by
Justice Harlan, who said that in the
merger of the two roads the stock
holders disappeared in the Securities
Company the two thus becoming
practically consolidated in the hold
ing company, the principal object of
the combination being to prevent
competition Justice Harlan said.
mo scheme or device could certain
ly and more effectively come within
the definition of trust"
ULo aaa;o:a, r,oo oaoo,rrod -, nv,
Justices Brown, Brewer, Harlan.
McKenna and Day, while Chief JUS
tice Fuller and Justices White and
Peckham and Holmes dissented.
New York. Mar 14.-J. J. Hill.
president of the Northern Securities
Company received the news of the
decision at the company's Office in
this city. He declined to discuss the
matter. except to say: There is no
thing to be said at this time. The |
properties of the Northern Securi-
ties Company are still there They
are as good as ever" At the Office
of ]. P. Morgan & Co. no expression
could be secured. A member of the
firm stated, however, that he was
not surprised. The stock market was
not generally affected by the deci
sion.
St Paul, Minn., Mar. 14.-Governor
vansant when told of the decision
in the merger case was highly Ella
ted and said Il am much gratified
with the results of the decision. for
in my opinion the decision means
more to the people of our country
than any event since the great civil
war. It will for all time prevent the
formation of Illegal trusts and un-
lawful combinations"
washington. Mar. 14.-President
Roosevelt received the news Of the
supreme courts decision in the Nor
thern Securities case from the Assoc
ciated Press. He expressed satisfac-
don that the court had sustained the
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APPOINTED BY MARSHAL RAS-
cOE TO ACT At FIRES.
DETERMINED ACTION

Marshal Rascoe is Determined to
Stop PiIfering in This City in the
Case of Fire.-The Eighteen Depu-
ty Marshals Appointed Have the
Power Of Regular Officers.-Same
Action Stopped Pilfering at carls-
bad Some Time Ago.
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One ticket to Memphis. Tennes-
see. very cheap. Call 1t Record Of
nee.
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government Later he will express
his personal congratulations to the
Attorney General.
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washington. Mar. 14--President
Roosevelt received the news Of the
supreme courts decision in the Nor
thern Securities case from the Assoc
|ciated Press He expressed satisfac-
don that the court had sustained the