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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-29
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WELL" chuckled the burglar, reaching
for the silver, I'm at your service, sir.
Chicago Daily News.
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Hey! shouted the rich man, peering
over the stairway. II want
va,,p
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A little forethought may saw you no
end of trouble. Anyone who makes 1t a
rule to keep Chamberlain's Collie. Choi-
era and Diarrh ca Remedy at hand
knows this to be a fact. For sale by
Brown Bros.
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Cripple Creek, Colo, Aug. 27.-Eugene
Eng,ey, former attorney general of this
state, one Of the men deported last Sat-
urday night by a mob led by mine own
ers, returned to this city early today.
Cameron carrying a gun and said he
would protect himself to the best OF
his ability He has not been molested.
Frank J. Hangs, attorney for the West
ern Federation of Miners, who was also
run out of the camp a week ago, has an
nounced his intention to come back.
Sheriff Edward Bell says that he will
~endeavor to prevent any more deporta-
tons.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
Parsons (kansas) Courier.

DR.. j. A. Steel's description of
Dixie Land During the War was
one that interested and charmed all
His descriptive powers are most fas-
cinating, and his eloquence fairly
thrilled his audience. The lecture is
evenly balanced. brimming over with
pathetic incidents. and a humor pure
and enchanting. He made a splendid
impression and it is no exaggeration
to say that no one who heard Home
Life in Dixie" will ever forget it,"
DR.. Steel lectures in Roswell May 5th.
9Th and 7th.
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ST. Louis, Mo-, Apr. 26.-The Miss
issippi has passed the 30-foot danger
line and the water is creeping up at
the rate of an inch and a half an
hour, making the most rapid rise ev-
er seen by even the oldest river men.
II is said that St. Louis will be able
to withstand the anticipated stage of
50 feet. The greatest danger is said
to be about 20 miles north of St.
Louis where the levee broke last
year
At Madison, Venice and Granite
City. located just north of st. Louis,
dykes are being constructed by large
forces of men. Already much bottom
land is under water Many people
have left their homes. There was a
heavy fall of rain in st. Louis last
night and it continues today. At st.
Charles the river is out of it's banks
and people are driven from their
homes in the bottom lands.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
Porter Wins the Hat.

Last week the Main Street shoot
ing gallery offered a prize of a fine
Stetson hat to the one making the
best score during the week. At the
end of the week it was found that
three persons had tied for the hat.
each making % out of a possible 80.
Those tying were a barber. and ice
man and banker. or to be more spe.
cific, Nat Porter, Tucker Milan and
o. H. Smith. Yesterday these gentle
men shot off the tie with the follow.
ing result, Porter winning the hat:
Nat Porter. &c; Tucker Milan. %;
o. Fl. Smith, 25.
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j. M. Day Dead.

]. NJ. Day, who has been i'll for sew
eral months, died last evening at
6:15 at his home Corner First street
and Kentucky avenue. The deceased
suffered an attack of pneumonia some
weeks ago, and the cause of death
was an ulcer of the lung. Mr.. Day
moved here with his family four
years ago from Oklahoma, and since
being in the Valley he had made ma
ny warm friends. He was 67 years
of age. and is survived by his wife,
three daughters and five sons. Mrs.
wilkins. Mrs. w. e. Herring and
Miss Sallie Day, Walter Edgar, Doc
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
Meet in State Convention To-Day at
Indiana polls.

Meet in State Convention To-Day at
Indiana polls.
Indianapolis, Ind. Apr. 26-The
Republican state convention met here
today and will complete it's work to-
morrow after nominating a state tick
ct. adopting platform and naming
delegates at large to the national
Republican convention and Presiden-
tial electors at large The platform
is being considered by the Republi-
can committee which will report to-
morrow. There will be a vigorous en-
dorsement of Roosevelt, and the dele
gates at large will be Senators Fair
banks and Beveridge, Governor Dur
bin and State Chairman Goodrich
The convention at the request of Sen
ator Fairbanks will not endorse him
for the vice-presidential nomination
The Senator since coming here has
reiterated his former statement that
he is in no sense a candidate for the
nomination.
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WEATHER BUREAU.

District Forecaster Makes the Posi-
tive Statement that One Will be
Established Here.
H. c. Frankenfield, District forecas,
ter of the United States Weather Bu-
reau, was in Dallas, Texas, Saturday
afternoon and made the following
statement to newspaper man In
regard to the weather station that
will be established here:
81 have no plans for the extension
of the Weateher Bureau Service near
Dallas, but there will be a number OF
new stations established this summer
the nearest one of which is at Ros-
well. N M. That win be of mater
ial benefit to the people of one district
of Texas. in that being close the OBJ
|servations there will apply to this
state
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Rhode Island Republicans.

Providence, R. l.. Apr. 26-The Re-
publicans assembled in Infantry Hall
in this city today and elected four
delegates at large to represent the
state and four delegates to represent
the two congressional districts at the
Republican national convention in
Chicago. Resolutions endorsing the
national administration and favoring
the denomination of President Roose-
welt were adopted without opposition
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Rev. Or. Leach, (chicaoo.)

Such interest, such elOquence,
such pathos, such patriotism, we have
never previously heard in one lecture
as in Home Life in Dixie During the
War" The Doctor was applauded
from first to last. The general verdict
was it cannot be excelled." DIR. Steel
will lecture in Roswell May 5, and Z
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ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
To Be Celebrated Tuesday Evening
April 26th.

Tuesday, April Goth, is the S5th
anniversary of the Independent oder
of Odd Fellows in America. All Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs in the city
Z o'clock p. m From there they will
go in a body to the Christian church.
Hill will talk on fraternity AMI espc-
ciaily on Odd Fellowship. Everybody
invited to the church, whether mem
bers of the order or not.
r. S. CRAVENS, n. G.
MARK HOWELL, C. p.
MRS. J. T. EVANS. n. G..
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Auction. Auction.

If you have anything to sell take
it to Witt, the auctioneer. He can
save you money, as he never quits
as long as there is a quarter in sight.
He has been engaged in other busi-
ness for awhile, but is now ready to
serve you at any time See him at
Office Room Is, Navajo Block, over
Jack POrter's dry goods store. II
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Toxic, C p. m.) Apr. 25.-The Rus
sian VladivostOck squadron after a
long period of inactivity suddenly ap-
peared off Gensan on the east coast
of COrea this morning and sunk the
Geoyo Maru, Japanese merchant
steamer of six hundred tons A brief
that three Russian cruisers entered
the harbor. and that they were still
there when the telegram was sent.
Their arrival created CONSERVATION
in the unprotected Japanese colony
at Gensan. 1t is thought here that
this Russian naval movement was
made in the hope of intercepting some
unprotected Japanese troop ships. It
is not believed that the squadron will
remain at Gensan long. Gensan is
about $50 miles southwest of Vladi-
vostock.
The Japanese companies which Op-
crate steamers to the Yellow sea and
Gulf of Pechili are cancelling their
engagements to call at points beyond
Chemulpo, Corea. because of mechan-
ical contact mines which are known
to be adrift on the high seas. Several
of these mines have been destroyed
by the Japanese, and it is feared 9TH
ers are floating. Even navigation in
daylight is dangerous because some
of these mines float slightly below
the surface of the water
ST. Petersburg, 7:30 p.m) April
25.-The Associated Press is enabled
to announce authoritatively that the
talk of mediation in the Russo-Jap-
anese war was founded on the person
al desire of King Edward and King
Christian of Denmark to avoid furth-
er bloodshed in the conflict, but the
limitations have utterly failed. The
Emperor with the full concurrence of
the royal family and his advisers has
firmly decided to not only reject all
propositions looking to Intervention
but to prosecute the war with all the
resources of the empire until victory
crowns the Russian arms.
Tien Tsin, Apr. 26.-It is reported
on good authority that the Japanese
fleet bombarded the town of New
Chwang last night. The Russians de-
ny the report.
Kharkov, Russia. Apr 26.-Some
officers of the Variag and Korietz de-
clare that they do not consider them
| selves prisoners of war, but merely
as shipwrecked sailors who can fight
again. The reception accorded the
survivors here was enthusiastic and
the officers were repeatedly embraced
/ by women
] Shanghai, Apr 25.-The Chinese
war ship Hal Tien is ashore on the
Elliott rocks. Assistance has been
] sent her.
st. Petersburg (3:10 p. m. Monday
Il delayed) Apr 25.-The draft of q
j treaty whereby American and RI S
sian firms can be sued in heir res
pective countries. over viii h n.bas
Il sador Mccormick has been negotiat
ling has been received from Washing
! ton and laid before the foreisn Office
Since II Is no longer possible to se
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MAY POLE DANCE.

A May Pole Dance given by
beautiful young ladies. under
the auspices of the ladies of the
Episcopal Church, in the court
house yard, Saturday, begin
ming at 3 p. m. and continuing
till late at night. Refresh.
ments served.
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VISITING IRELAND.

King Edwrad and Queen Alexandria
Given Splendid Reception.
Dublin, Apr. 26.-King Edward
Queen Alexandria and their suites
landed at Kingstown from the Royal
yacht Victoria and Albert In the fore
noon they were accorded a splendid
to greet them.
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FOURTEEN CONVENTIONS.
Democrats Of Massachusetts, Hold
Them To-Day.

Boston, Mass, Apr. 26-Democrat-
ic conventions will be held in all the
this state today to select two dele
gates from each district to the ma
tiOnal convention. Ten of the conven-
tiOnS were called to order this af-
ternoon, while the remainder are ar
ranged to meet in the evening. The
Hearst men predict that majority
of their delegates will be elected to-
day, and the friends of Olney make
similar claims
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SHOT AT PREMIER.
Bullet Whizzed Through Roof Of Car
on Which Maura Travelled.

So'iCh Vh<<Sa t'H0oSfl FtOOt VI Sdt
on Which Maura Travelled.
Madrid, Apr 26.-Premier Maura
who arrived here this morning was
shot al but not wounded while on
his way here from Baleric Islands.
When between Alicante and Encins
bullet whizZed through the roof of
his car. The shooting caused great
excitement. but no one was injured.
The official report in the Caident
says: LAS the train was running be-
tween Alicante and San Vincente
some persons fired and others threw
stones. The gendarmes accompanying
the train returned the fire Neither
the Premier nor other passengers
were hurt. Two arrests were made"
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Judicial

Harry and Frank Day. all of this city.
The remains were shipped this morn
at Austin. Texas, for burial They
were accompanied by the wife. three
daughters and two sons, Doc. Harry
and Will remaining here.
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Wet Also in Missouri.

Lexington, No. Apr. 25.-The hca
wy rains have caused the river here
20 rise rapidly and it now stands 1c
feet above the low water mark. This
is considered dangerous for April. 1t
continues to rain here and the river
is still rising. Much anxiety is fe:t
Floods Recedine.
Topeka, Apr 26.-The Kaw river
is stationary this morning. The guage
stands at about feet above low wa
ter mark. There is little alarm. The
sun is shining and the forecast is
fair weather.
Kansas City, Apr. 26.-The Kansas
river here and above receded slowly
today, but the local weather observer
says the fall will be very gradual
and that the stream may rise slight
ly before reaching it normal stage.
There is a great volume of water
coming this way which is being emp
tied into the Kansas river by the ma
ny tributaries, all of which are bank
full. No serious damage. however, is
expected, No heavy rains are report
ed from this part of the southwest
today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
THE NEW OPERA HOUSE

Will Not be Completed in Time for
Or. Steel's Lecture.
Nevertheless, the lectures will take
place on the same dates as formerly
advertised MAY 5, 6, and y at the
Methodist church. Be sure and bear
in mind the place and dates, as you
will miss the best lectures ever Civ
en- in Roswell should you not hear
DIR. Sam A. Steele.
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MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT
Albuquerque Master Mechanic Pre-
NOTED by the Santa Fe.

Topeka. Apr. 26.-The Santa Fe
announced today the appointment of
s. L. Bean as mechanical superintend
ent of the coast lines, effective at
once. with headquarters at San Ber'
nardino, California. Bean has been
master mechanic for the Santa Fe at
Albuquerque for some time.
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DAVENPORT DAMAGE SUIT.
ming and RebuttaI Testimony
Was Then Taken

The defense closed the evidence in
the Davenport suit this morning. af-
ter which court adjourned for din
for the plaintiff was taken and the
attorneys are preparing to argue the
case.
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Rev. e. n. Rawlings.
Portsmouth, Va.)

Il listened to DIR. Steel for an hour
and three-quarters in his Home Life
in Dixie During the War" Much of
the time | was standing. but did nos
tire. He held his audience spellbound.
Dr. Steel comes here to lecture May
5. and Z. A word to the wise.
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E. P Rasmussen, the contractor
started the new residence for DR. E..
NJ. Fisher this morning on Alameda
Heights. The building will be one of
the most modern cottages in the city
and plans for same were prepared
by Rasmussen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
EDUCATORS IN BIRMINGHAM.

An Army From the North and an Ar
my From the South.
Birmingham, Ala, Apr. 26.-An ar
my from the north and an army from
the south have engaged in joint in
vasion of Birmingham. These armies
are composed of the leading educators
and phianthropists, the soldiers of
thought, from both above and below
Mason & Dixon's Line. They come
to attend the three days conference
for education in the south. This is
the seventh of these extraordinary
annual gatherings.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BILL
PASSED THE SENATE.
A GOOD AMENDMENT

The Senate Amends the Bill, Making
Roswell the Headquarters Of the
New Distrct-The House Will Un-
doubtedIy Concur.-Wili Then Only
dent to Become a Law.
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Yesterday afternoon the first news
that came over the wire after COM
munication had been established with
eastern points and too late for the
issue of THE RECORD of yesterday
was that what is known as the Sixth
District Judicial bill for New Mexico
had passed the senate. Judge Pope
who is holding court here was the
first to receive the news in a person
al message A few minutes later the
Associated Press brought the same
news to THE RECORD Office, and at
about seven yesterday evening Hon.
G. A. Richardson received a message
from Delegate Rodey not only con.
firming the above information, but
adding what is still more important
to Roswell that the senate had added
an amendment providing that Roswell
shat be the headquarters of the new
district. The message was as follows:
Washington. d. c., Apr. %, 1904.
"G A. Richardson,
Roswell. N. M.
Sixth district bill just passed the
senate with amendment fixing Ros-
well as headquarters.
B. S. RoDEY."
This means that the bill will at
once be sent to the house where mo
ton to concur is all that is necessary
and the bill as amended will be in
the hands of the President There is
no doubt but that he will sign the
bill. The passage of this bill means
much to all eastern New Mexico, and
particularly to Roswell An increased
judiciary means more prompt action
in all cases in New Mexico courts,
and it also means the saving of thou
sands of dollars in the long trips now
necessary to officers of the court, at
torneys and litigants.
AS Roswell will be the headquar
ters of the new district the residence
of the court officials will be here and
of the district will be transacted
here
The bill has already been publish
ed in The Record A summary of its
several sections is as follows:
Section / provides that the su-
preme court of New Mexico shall
consist of six members instead of
five
Section gives the President power
to appoint the additional member for
a term of four years.
Section 3 provides that the Terri
tory shall be divided into six judicial
districts, and that each judge shall
reside in the district to which he is
assigned.
Section 4 provides that the present
supreme court of the Territory shall
divide the Territory into six districts
and make the assignment of judges.
Sections and treat of the juris
dictions of the district courts.
The amendment provides that Ros
well shall be the headquarters of the
new district
Washington. Apr. 26.-The senate
today passed the bill to provide fol
an additional associate justice of the
supreme court OF New Mexico. and fol
the creation ~ new Sixth Judicia
disfxicf. eenator Cullom gave notic,
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that he would address the senate to-
morrow on the subject of the foreign
relations of the United States
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-26
Council Meeting.

The City Council will meet in spe-
cial session tonight.
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Drs. Taylor and Nye, eye special
lists. are still at the Shelby. All kinds
Iof eye work.
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Rasmussen Brothers have moved
their improvements and corrals to
their ranch 16 miles west.
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FOR TRA0E-A good five room
honse in South Roswell. for small
er place IN town. Apply at Record
once II
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THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON SINKS
SMALL JAPANESE STEAMER
NO MEDIATION

The Good Offices of Two Kings Re-
jected.-Reported That the Japan
ese Have Bombarded Chwang.-At
kharkov, Russia, Women Treat Men
to the Hobson Hug.-Russians De.
ny That There Have Been Any Bat
ties on the Yaiu.
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FOR SALE-Two mares. Also one
buggy horse. Apply to Henry Costa.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RISING AT TWO
INCHES AN HOUR AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. CHARLES IN DANGER

Above ST. Louis it is Feared That the
Levee Will Break.-Bottom Lands
Already Covered.-The Floods in
Kansas are Receding.-No Serious
Damage is Expected at kansas-City
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cure ratification during tbs session
of congress Mccormick will probably
allow the treaty to take IT'S normal
course. 1t is said that the Empn.' hr
replying to Viceroy Alexieff's appli-
cation for leave has teiegraphed his
refusal.
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New Chwang. Apr 26.-After hav-
ing been detained for two weeks and
thoroughly examined by the Russian
authorities, the Japanese servants
who came in on the press boat Fawn
have been released and were deported
to Che Foo today. The Russian auth
critics here deny that there have been
important engagements recently on
the Yalu river, but report the des-
truction of number of Japanese
junks by Russian volunteers.
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Washington. Apr 25.--The senate
today passed the bill to provide for
an additional associate justice Of the
supreme court of New Mexico. and for
the creation ~ new Sixth Judicial
disfxicf- eenator Cullom eave noticl
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-09
WAS EXPECTED
IN SAVANNAH
HIGGINS WAS A SURPRISE.
DEFEAT OF HERRICK ONLY STUN
MING NEWS RECEIVED.

ono Great National Love of ROOse-
welt, or Communication of His
Many Erratic Acts That Elected
Him." Says Mayor Myers-''Was
simply Beneficiary of COuntry's
Great PrOsperity''-Trusts ana
Their Money, Says Alderman Dix
on.
SO far as the result of the presiden-
tial election is concerned. there were
very few people in Savannah last night
who were surprised.
The election of Roosevelt had been
practically conceded, and as one Par
ker admirer put it, while the bulletins
were being flashed from the Morning
News office, I'VE didn't even get a run
for our money"
In none of the bulletins was the
slightest hope offered the Democrats,
and early in the night the result was
positively known. The election of Hig-
gins over Herrick in New York was
the surprise of the night. So far as is
known, no bets on this contest were
made in Savannah, it being generally
believed that Herrick would have a
walk-over. The election Of Odelps can
didate was really the surprise of the
night.
No Great National Love.
Il do not think it was any great ma