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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
FUNNY FEATURES OF THE FAIR
A Waxen Woman, an Iron Man, a
Cotton Oarkey, and Other
Odd Objects.

st. Louis, May Quaint and GU
rious are many of the objects on ex-
hibition at the Worlds Fair. Several
of the states vie with each other in
presenting the oldest freaks of hui
man conception to exploit their res
pective products. Some of these Gre
ations provoke broad smiles, not to
say hearty laughter. but all are use
ful in showing forth some leading
product of the state to which they
belong.
California sends several such ex-
hibits One is a horse made entirely
of hops. In size and appearance this
figure looks just like a real horse,
and some of the athletic girls who
have seen the animal in the Palace
of Agriculture have remarked face
tiously that they would like to har-
ness "Hoppy" for drive around the
grounds. "Hoppy" is from Sacramento
county, where hops grow abundantly.
California's exhibit also shows .
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
Attacked Pet Deer.

DR.. C. M. Yater is about the mad
dest man in town at the present time
and if the dogs continue to play in
his back yard they will be executed
via the gun route. Several nights ago
dogs got in his back yard and at
tackled the pet deer he has. The little
animal was severely torn up and will
die. The Doctor heard the cry OF
the deer and looked out at the win
dow. He secured pistol and fired
at the dogs. but missed them. He
declares that he will kill any dog that
gets in his yard in the future, SO you
had better lock up your dogs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
Officers Roswell Aerie.

The Eagles organized last night and
elected the following officers:
Eugene M. Fisher, Past Worthy
President.
L. D. Danenberg, Worthy Pres.
Clarence Ullery, Worthy V. P.
Harry Hinde, Worthy Chaplain.
F. A. Mueller, Worthy Secretary.
E. A. Cahoon, Worthy Treasurer.
Gus Reddersen, Worthy Conductor
G. N. Amis, Inside Guard.
A. E. Olson, Outside Guard.
Trustees: J. P. Church, George
Friedenbloom and w. r. PLANT
Physician, Eugene M. Fisher.
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Receives Fine Collie.

William NJ. Atkinson received a We
ry fine Scotch Collie yesterday after
noon from Chicago. The dog was pre-
sented to Mr.. Atkinson by his friend
George F. Newberry of Chicago. The
dog is a beauty and came in one of
the finest dog crates manufactured.
On top of the crate was the follow
ing wording: Il am going to Billy
Atkinson, Roswell. New Mexico.
Please feed and water me. My name
is Flora" 1t goes without saing that
the little animal was well taken care
of all along the journey
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Drs. TAYLOR and Nye.

These eye specialists are still al
the Shelby. Some of the local physi
clans thought these gentlemen die
not have the required papers to prac
tice. but DR.. Taylor proved on the
witness stand that they thoroughly
understood their business as refrac
tive eye specialists and were practic
ing within the laws of New Mexico.
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ADMISSION FREE.

Such is the Announcement for the
Lecture at the Methodist
Church Tonight.
Mr.. R. M. Parsons made the an
nouncement last night that tonight
there would be no admission charge
at the door for the DIR. Steel lecture
tonight. The lecture is under the aus
pices of the Fire Department. Tick
cts are on sale as usual, and those
wishing to contribute to the Fire De-
partment the management would be
pleased to have you buy tickets. Those
who already have tickets will bring
them. Those who wish to make a
free will offering at the door tonight
will have an opportunity. If, however
you desire to contribute nothing you
will be just as welcome to hear this
lecture,-"The Country Boy in the
City"
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A BIG CROWD.
This is the kind of q crowd
that will be present at the Me-
thOdist church tonight. Go
early and get a good seat.
A BIG CROWD.
Will Lay Cornerstone.

A Pruit, of the firm Joyce-Pruit
Company, left last evening for Arte
sia, where he will inspect the new
building that E. F. Hardwicke is erec
ting for the firm. He will go from
'Artesia to Carlsbad where the Joyce
Pruit Company is having a modern
department store building erected
Mr.. Pruit will have the honor of lay
ing the corner stone Monday. The
workmen are already engaged on the
walls, and it will be the finest bust
ness house in Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
POLITICS IN MARYLAND.

Republican State Convention to Meet
Wednesday at Baltimore.
Baltimore, Nd, May THE Re-
publican state convention of Mary
land will meet here next Wednesday.
President Roosevelt will be endorsed
for denomination and the delegates
instructed to vote for him. No prefer
erence will be expressed in regard to
vice-presidential candidate. The
four delegates at large will probably
be United States Senator Louis e. Nc
Comas, Congressman William H. Jack
son, General Felix Angus and Steven
can candidate for governor last year.
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Artesia Water Works.

The Artesia water works has been
completed and water is distributed
over the entire town. There is pres
sure of 20 pounds and water can cas-
lily be thrown over the highest build
ing in the town. A volunteer fire COM
pany will be organized soon.
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In Session ats Louisville.

Luisville, KY, May 7.-Reports
were presented at the annual conven-
ton here today of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association of Kentucky show
ing the state organization to be in a
good condition and with a constantly
in attendance number several hund-
red and represent the chief cities and
towns of the state.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07

The shooting gallery purchased
from String & Tame a pair of those
double priced double dip latest model
refiectors, and will have them In OPP
Grafton until 1870 tonight when the
contest closes for those $500 breeches
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
His Brother Is Dying.

George C. Stanford. the Hagerman
merchant, received word yesterday
from Norwood. Georgia. saying that
his brother J. w. Stanford was dy-
ing and wished to see him before he
passed away. Mr.. Stanford was not
aware Of the fact that his brother
was IN, and he left this morning for
Norwood.
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Port Arthur, May 7.-(Friday, de-
sci has issued an order to the troops
OF his command as follows: "On
April 80 and May 1st the enemy cross
ed the Yalu river in great force and
our troops fell back to position that
had been previously selected. Yester-
day the enemy effected an important
landing on the Lao Tung peninsula
south of Pitsewo, and in the vicinity
of Kin Chou Bay. Now our work is
beginning. Naturally the enemy will
destroy the railway communication
and endeavor to drive our troops
back to Port AArthur and besiege
this fortress, Russia's bulwark in the
far east. We will will defend it till
the arrival of troops which are COM
ing to relieve us. consider it the du-
ty of myself to call on you to display
nnceasing vigilance and caution and
you must be ready at all times to de-
mean yourselves towards your gener-
al with dignity. No matter what hap
pens you must not lose your heads
but remember that we shall be able
with Gods hep to cope with the
task imposed on u.s."
Toxic, (3 p. m.) May 7-Vice Admi
raj Togo reports that the entrance of
Port Arthur is completely blocked
to all vessels except small boats. He
adds that the Japanese have not lost
a single vessel although the attack
resulted in considerable loss of life,
st. Petersburg, Q:02 p. NO. May
THE Russian capital has now been
without news from Port Arthur for
almost "a hours. The last telegram
received was filed at six o'clock last
night. 1t is believed that the spot
where the Japanese cut the railroad
and telegraph is near Port Adams op-
posite Pitsewo. No news of any other
landings on the Lao Tung Peninsula
has reached the general staff. Impor
-tant developments are hourly expec-
ted from Feng Wang Cheng. News of
heavy fighting there is anticipated
shortly A telegram from General
Kuropatkin says that General Kura-
ki's army is advancing upon the Rus
sian position in two divisions. The
enemy with artillery the report says
has reached Kao Ii Meun the "Gate
of Corea" which is within ten miles
of Feng Wang Cheng.
st. Petersburg. (5 p. mo- May t.
According to persistent rumOr Gen.
KuropatlSin has decided not to give
battle at Wang Cheng. The Russians
have occupied Feng Wang Cheng.
Shan Hal Kwan, China, May r.
An officer of torpedo boat who ar
rived here today from Yienkow after
confirming the landing of the Japan
ese on the Lao Tung peninsula, says
the Japanese rapidly entrenched them
selves and mounted rapid fire guns.
Antung, May 2. (via Seoul May -
The Japanese force today charged a
thousand men of the Russian rear
guard, consisting Of battalion Of
infantry and two batteries Of artil-
lery near Hamatan, west Of Klu Lien
Cheng. After sustaining heavy loss
ire Japanese spiked the Russian
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CHANGE INExPEDIENT.
Committee of the Episcopal Church
So Reoorts,

SO HeCortS.
Boston, Mass, May THE com
mittee of fifteen which was appointed
by the National triennial convention
of the Episcopal church at San Tran
cisco in 1901 to consider the advisa-
bility of changing the legal name of
the denomination, has submitted al
extended report in which the opinion
is expressed that any change at this
time is inexpedient This report will
be submitted to the general convo
cation which assemblies in this city
next October.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07
A Delightful Surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering gave a de-
lightful surprise party Friday even
ing at their home two miles north.
east of town. in honor of the 18th
birthday of their son Leslie. About
twenty of his friends were present.
Delicious refreshments we're served.
and general good time was enjoy.
ed by all.
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DOORS OPEN AT 7.W P, N.
The doors of the Methodist
church will be open tonight at
7.3O o'clock. The lecture be-
gins at $3.50.
Or. steels Lecture.

All who were present last night
thoroughly enjoyed the lecture OF
DR.. Steel at the Methodist church.
His subject last night was Getting
a Start In Life" Tonight he will talk
on "The Country Boy in the City"
See the announcement in another
column Admission free.
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RUSSIANS RETREAT

War News To-Day Has Decided ia.
panese Fiavor.-With Heavy Loss
Japanese Spike Russian Guns and
Capture 400 PrisoneFs..-Japanes
Occupy Feng Wang cheng.
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AT PAYTON'S DRUG STORE.
Yes, this is the place where
they are selling tickets to the
Steel lectures.
The Lea viii Case.

AS we go to press the court is pre-
pairing to hear the Lea will case:
This is q very important case and
involves large property interests.
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FOR RENT.-A new four room house.
Close in. Artesian water and barn.
Apply 512 N. Richardson ave- Ct
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1.-THE COUNTRY BOY IN THE
CITY,"

This is the subject of to.night's
lecture. You will enjoy every
word of il.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07

WANTED.-A lady desires a ticket
to ST. Louis. Apply ia Record OF.
fee. 5st2*
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The elegant new fixtures of the
Roswell National bank are being Ii.
stalled.
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THE CURTIS OPERA HOUSE DEs-
TRoYED BY FIRE.
INCfNDIARISM

A Fierce Feud in Texas.-Near Lu-
ling, s. L. Nixon, Member Of the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittee, Kills r. w. Malone and Col.
veasy, Two Prominent Citizens.
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Tonight

guns and captured four hundred pris
Oners.
st. Petersburg, Il p. m.) May T.
The Russian retreat from Feng Wang
Cheng is confirmed. The Japanese
pressed the retreating troops, though
with few losses on either side. The
Japanese destroyed the railroad at
Port Adams, blowing up the bridges.
st. Petersburg, (3:10 p. NO. May
THE telegraph Office refuses to
accept messages for Port Arthur.
Toxic, a p. m) May 7.-Vice Ad-
miral Togo's official report of latest
engagement at Port Arthur which
was received today shows that the
Japanese have blocked the entrance
to the harbor. The blockading f1otil-
la was scattered by a gale on Tues
day morning and the commander of
the flotilla signaled in vain that the
attempt be abandoned. but the crews
of the separated ships proceeded to
the work with their own initiative
and succeeded in sinking five Japan
ese blockading ships in the inner
channel in spite of the heavy and
accurate fire of the Russians.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07

Walter Ray and family left yester
day for a trip to Chicago. and will
be absent for several weeks.
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SANTA FE DECLINES TO NEGO-
TATE WITH STRIKERS.
TO REPORT MONDAY

Railroad Officials Claim That They
are Not inconvenienced in the
Least, and that All Men Who do
not Report Monday Need Make No
Farther Application.
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Thibetans who were commanded by
Lhassa lost $50 killed and wounded.
The British had two wounded.
President Of Peru Dead.

Lima, Peru, May 7.-President
Canadame. who had been Ill for some
time, died today.
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FOR SALE.-A lady's ticket to Kan
sas City. Apply at Record office.
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Denver, Colo, May Fire early
this morning completely gutted the
Curtis Theatre and caused a small
panic in the neighboring hotel and
rooming house. Fortunately no lives
were lost although there were many
narrow escapes May Howard. with
the Extravaganza Company playing
at the theatre lost all her costumes
and scenery. The total loss is placed
at about 100000 Defective electric
wiring is supposed to be the cause of
the fire.
The fire was undoubtedly according
to a later investigation. The police
firemen. insurance agents, the agents
for the building and the manager of
the theatre are all of this opinion.
The police are investigating.
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BRITISH TROUBLES.
Thibetan Attack RepuIsed After Two
Hours Fighting.

London, May IAN official report
has been reviewed that Thibetan at
tack at cyangtse. May 5th. was re-
pulsed after ave hours fighting. The
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-07

Austin, Tex, May IA sensational
killing occurred today at Luling. s
a member of the state Democratic
executive committee and a wealthy
planter shot and killed r. w. Malone
and Col. Veasy, two prominent citi-
zens of Luling. The shooting is said
to have grown out of an old family
feud.
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COMPLETELY
BLOCKED

PORT ARTHUR Is NOW SHUT
OFF FROM THE WORLD.
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guns and captured four hundred pris
oners.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-06-22
odstfaAuIiei piltIsd obeeenstyu.

Pani A. Bergmanoya Y Cbiesgu
otravils Sc karbolkou pro nezho.
Ilelnou vnitFni nemoc. Celia fsds
bslsamd, syrobh jinyeh patent.
nieh "lhLn' pilslek uboh1 pshi
nepomobly Nenl diyu, ponbysdz
pstentni" "leky'o obsshnji ponejviee
jedyi mor6um Q ebloroform, kier6
nemoenemu sice m oksmzik uleyi,
ale po Case SC tloy6k pozyolns
otrayuie. varujeme tudlk pied
tskovymi "leky' podvodnymi re-
klamami yyebyslovsngmi sv "a.
imu vlastnfbo zdrsyi define pied.
most leku pIirodnimu, kterym jest
Simsnoyskeho Bfezohorske The,
nikdy nebudeme nezhojitelnou
nemoei dohnani X sebevrskdk.
Cepa balItku 800, postou 81, 40
piimo zasila, X. r. simsnovsky,
654 Scott ST, Milwaukee, Wis. II
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sytt Sc smsJe Prsne.

Neni tasopisu. ktery by ncbyl
pFinesl zprAgy o asueseni mtstskt
rsdy prazsk6, jimk zskazano jest
dsmam nositi yieeku, obyeejne
byls zpravs proyzzens hrubgm
1skiebkem. vzdklsnf iide soudi
oysem zcels jinak, protoze vsdi,
Be vletkami vnaseny jsou do pfi
bytkn zarodky mnohych nemoef.
Tyto zarodky, nalezsIiei 50 pra.
chu, vnianou pax soadno do 1st
dale do plie nebo laludku. Jsou.
II pliee dosti silnymi, snadno Sc
jich zbsvi, jskoz i bravs zsludeeni
je pravs TAX ryehle nief, jsk rychle
do ni vnikaji, ie.li ssludek zdrsyy
a silny. Trinerovo Letiye Hofke
Vino jej da do poFadku a udrzi jej
Y pofadku. Ono zhoji slizniei,
jiz zaludek jest yystlan, a podnftf
j k praci. Tim potravs snsdno
jest strAyens, vymtboysni stzvy
dele So pofadku. tyofi Sc nova
krey, eista a siIna, eloytk nsbude
zdravL cis,s, siloa krev jest po.
navou ysemn 1strojf, zvlsste pax
jest nezbytnou pro udrzepi siInych
Pile. Trinerovo Leeiye HoFke
Vino jest jedingm ktev tisticim
lekem neobsshujicim jedovaiych
minerslnich pfissd. v lekarnzeh.
Jos. Triner. 7ee SO. Ashland Av.,
Chicago, Ills.
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hylo svticno hlids,i laponskt ble
by pied plcpsdenim vlsdivo
stoekc eskAdry, ale iil dyaktAi
vsdof icho pa,rolovani v iapon
skfeh sodaeh, piiplulo rusht lod
stvo ku bieham pokasdt poto
pilo nekolik doYrayniko yelikyn
pottem voiska a aAsobami.
podnikavy amerieky vAletnj
dopisovatel cd ''lndianapoli,
News, Hector Fuller. eh,el Sc "a
kssdou eenu dos,sti do Port Ar
thuru a take 10 dokAsaL Diva CT
name male lodiei ho zavesli ma
bfeh tvrze, kde byl okamtit,
uchopen ruskon strait a odveden
do vezeni. o teto zkusenosti po
sYla Fuller svemu easopisu nasle-
duiici zpravu;
"Ztraviv S dnf ruskem vszeni.
byl jsem propulsion a ma mAlou
tinskou lodici dopraven a odveaen
do Ciiu. Povesii o hlsdu a uedo.
ststku po,rayin. rozsiFovsne "a
ponci, jsou nepravdive, nebot
rdzne zasoby jsou ueustale do
pevnosti pFivazeny z efnskycb
pFfstav1. zsponska blokada jest
velice nentinna.
Posadks sestaya z 10000 al
90, 900 muz1 zdravotni stsv jeff,
iskoz obyvatelstva, jest dobry.
Vsechny poskozene bitevni lode
byly opraveny 1sti pfistsvu bylo
yykiizeno cd trosek. Ohromue
move tyrze byly zbudovany a die
mebo nahledu tvrz ns dlouby cas-
Sc udrzi, bude.li vnbec dobyta.
Zsponskg 1tok, jeboz Sc dne s.
eervna s1esstnily lode ! yojsko,
byl posadkou lehce odrasen. ia
byi prynim yaletnym dopisovatc'
lem, ktery Sc dostsl do Port
Arthur cd IL DOLBY, co blokada "a.
Gala"
X bitve II Vaisngan, ktcra skon.
ella Gstupem Ruso, doehzzcji
stale jeste podrobnosti. TAX 80
dovidame, ze zaponci NELL tam
tezkA oblshsei dela, Q niebz stFiIcli
lydditove pumy ma ruske posiee .
tyto stFely zposobily Rus0m iu
nejyetsi ztratu. Zaponci utrpeli
nejvetsi ztfatu, kdyz obkIopoyali
ruske prave kffdIo. Jeden prapor
2o. pluku byl ruskgmi sibffskymi
stfelci skoro ns dobro zniGen.
Odhadujc Sc, ze zsponska STA,
tahnouci seyernim smtrem, eta
70, 900 muzd, kdczlo 90, 600 muzo
tita armada, oblehsJiei Port Ar.
thur.
Pokratoyani bitvy die ncjpo.
sledntISieb teIegram0 syedcno byIo
Il kaitsu, . jakVmi yysledky neni
ybsk dosud 2namo
Ma yyrok zaponskcho vyslsoec
Psfizi, be yaJka budc zkazonos
,ou pro obe zomt, odpovlda No.
vote Vremja pfipadns, ze Zaponee
iema dokonee zadn6 prayo mia.
VII "a Rusko 0 pax doklada; Ru.
'ko ma teprye proeento sve
,oIenske silly ma bojisti, kdezto
lAponsko ma tam jiz IS procenL
tusko neyyierpslo jebie svoji |
'ryni galetnou pdjtku, kdez,o IN.
,onsko shanl liz Ease Dovou q ma.
,izi "a ni jsko zaruku syoj ksiro
y monopol ma osiroye Formose
Bezpochyby, be yalka sc stsne
.kazonosnou pro Zaponsko, pise
usky list, q ziis.eno to bude ma,
,rosto, al Sc Kuroki dos,ane do
tyku kuropatkinovou silou. Cas-
'omaIu Sc blizi, kdy Zsponsko
,otne mluyit 0 miru, ale Rusko
'ezstne mem mluyit al dokonti
'itezns valku, X ni, ho Zaponsko
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DAILY AL Horton, vcsoaci pe M
slepo, pfssi, ie mohou lapiec sto.
,osniti, Ma lspeni a usyadteni iioh
vypsala spoletnost odmsnu 81, 600
a STAT $500, kolis, handy obnase
Ia f6S, 600 q soudI sc, be vadcem
ieiim byl Dutch Henry
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Horkokrevny piukovuik.

V sobotu byla vystava v Saint
Lonisu potiisnsna lidskou krvf a
to nhsledkem borkokrcvnosti piuk.
Zach. Mulhslla, bohattho okla.
homskeho dobytkaFe, o,ce Lucily
Mulballovd, kterA jako champion
nedavno dobyla odmtnu ffo, 600
"a chytani dobytka ma provsz.
Mulhall jest pfitelem nynejsiho
presidenta a byl zaroveh pfitelem
Clevelsndal Jest znamou osobaossi
ma iihozapade a cd sveho plroletf
bydlel Y kansssu, Ind. 1zcmi,
Novcm Mexiku a Texssu. kdyz
byls Oklahoma otevfena, zabrai
si tam Mulhsll pozcmck a mesto
Mulhall nszvano po mem. Blizc
tehoz ma svou rene o 5000 akrech.
Mulhall byl jednou q hlavnfch
osob v panoramic "Divok6ho ~.
psdu' ma Pike a mezi MIN a fedi
telem Reedem panoval jiz po ne.
jaky Cas- napnuty pomer Minulg
iyden dal Mulhall Recda zatknonti
pro rubeni mfru a tento byl poku.
toyan $50. v sobotu odpoledne
Reed vyjel sebytst n6kolik u.
pfchlych kopf a wal si k tomu
Jack Roberta na pomoc, sckoliv
Mulhall byl pro.i tomu. Kdyz &c
nsyratili a Mulball spozorovsI, he
ieden jeho koni byl wat ma onu
vyjjzdku, chtel po keedovi site.
lii, ale pasak Murrat ehytil mn
revolver, ktcry v nastale ryasce
spustil a Munats poranil. Ma to
hulbaII nsmiIil ma Reeds . smrtel.
ne bo zranil poranil jestk jisteho
Ernesta Morgsna. Muihall byl
uyeznen bee piipusttnl zaruky .
Test pasteycd bylo pFidrzeno jako
svtdei.
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Nslidsky otee.

ChsuDeey Hotalingoyi Bing
hampton. N. r., narodil Sc SLEEPY
chlspcc . toto nczsyintn6 zmrza.
eeni nsplnilo nelidsktbo otcs nd.
navistf h ubohemu styofenl. v
nedeIi Y noci pFisel Hotsling domd
o jsa pontkud napily, potal lined
tryzniti syou zenu, yyhrozuje II
zaroven, 10 musi bufto ona, sneb
on, aneb dl,h zemfiti a fekl il, aby
rozbodls, kdo TO ma bgtL Usra.
sena zena yybehia do hofcjbi syht.
nice 0 tam sc zabarikadoyalai muz
jeji wal sekefu q revolver o roz
snpsy hoFoDi Cast dyeH sekerou,
tfikrate ma manzelkn svou vystFe.
III Tsto pro syt bezpcti msla tez
revolver a vystfelils po muzi, nc.
zssahla no yssk, nascz po zebflLu
slezIa . boienibo posehodl do ~.
brady q uprcbIa. Ho.aliog ' OIL
etyl SVEN 40 domnival, ze syon
msnzelku zsstielil, nstez vnikpul
do lozniee, ads hosfastnk ditk
spslo, toto zavrssdil a dom zspa.
III, ably zloein sv0j zskfyI. Hotal'
iugoVa ntikaIa bosa k jednomu ze
sousedh tam Sc skryls Sousede
sbthli Sc X obni a poesli hssii
boiici dan, semus iiotaling SC
smal kdyz SC dozysdsI, ze Icbo
mspzeIka jest ziya, posal il obvi
hoysti, 10 dom zapaIiIs, nikdo
vsak mu NEWELL policie no zstkls
a odvedls do vkzsni.
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Pfedplarte Sc na Pokrok Zapa-
du, pouze tI.oo roene.
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smsIA isleznlIni Ioupef.

We ctyrtek veeer oloapen byl
ma sever jedouci ryehlik sev. ticho.
mofske drshy blise Besrmoutb
Mont. a smtla Ia loupez pobouFils
cely kraj a skoro polovice obyva.
telstys vydaIs sc ma stihAni lupitd.
cets, yedena seriiem Thompsonem.
Sc domniya. be je ma stope Iupied,
ale dosud je nedopsdls. Prsvf sc,
be zeleznieni zfizenci jiz po diva
dny pfepadeni ocekzvsli, svssk
mysleli, be stane se tax na odbot.
&c uPhillipsburgu. Dva hosi, Ralph