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Drug Jewely Prescriptions Fin

bolt standing on the ground. He yell
ed at him, but this did not stop the
sleep-walker. Shortly after he was
stopped on Main srteet Hogan arriv
ed on the scene and Rainbolt came
to himself. He bled profuse1y from
the wounds on his face, and there
were splotches of blood from the
court house to the Shelby. He was ta-
ken to the home of his brother-in-
law, Sheriff Fred Higgins, and a ply
sician called to dress his wounds. He
is not seriously injured.
The accident ocd Ed about two
O'Clock this morning ainbolt does
not remember a thing that occurred
between the time he retired and the
time he was awakened on Main
street One of his feet had several
splinters in it. and this gave rise to
the idea that he first struck on tor
of the board enclosure which is ten
feet in height. The enclosure is ten
or twelve feet from the jail building
and had he fallen on the inside he
would probably have been devoured
by the vicious bulldogs that the Sher
iff keeps inside the fence to help
guard the Jail.
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the mornings. Three public meetings
will be held in the evenings on the
general subject of '.The New Inter.
natiolalism," its object being both
DEMONSTRATION and a propaganda.
Az a. part of this plan reports of the
nineteen national councils will be Civ,
en-. The special subject of the third
AKening. peace and arbitration, will
be- discussed in three formal address
es by Lady Aberdeen in English, by
Baroness Won Suttner in German and
by French speaker in her own Ian
gage.
The second week will be given ov-
ar to the popular gathering. 1t will
be divided into four sections for dis
cussions under the heads of "Wom-
ems education and higher culture. wo-
men in social aims and institutions
wo6.en's professions and industries.
and the legal and political position
of women.
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o. A. r. of Illinois.

Moline, ILL.,. June 2.-The Illinois
state society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution began its an
nual convention today and will re-
main in session until Saturday. All
the various branches of the society
throughout the state are represented
and the convention promises to be
one of the best ever held by the state
organization. Papers on topics of rev
olutionary history will occupy the
time of The convention not connected
with the transaction of routine bust
ness. The members of he local sOci-
cites have made elaborate plans for
the entertainment of the visitors dur
ing their stay in the city.
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Springfield, H., June 2.-Before the
Republican state convention met to
day the committee on resolutions
unanimously voted to report favora-
bly, resolution releasing the dele
gates from their Instructions. The
motion was aided by a Yates repre-
sentative, and Deneen's representa-
tive voted not TO oppose the resolu-
tion. This means it's adoption by the
convention.
The Yates men held meeting be-
fore the convention met at which
the delegates pledged to him. The
delegates, however, refused to be re-
leased. After the convention opened
Lowden addressed the gathering re-
leasing his delegates. He was follow
ed by Yates releasing his delegates.
Joseph Pierce then spoke few
minutes, releasing his delegations,
when John Parker, originator of the
resolution, took the floor. Joseph Il.
Cannon. chairman of the convention,
then asked for five minutes, which
was accorded with cheers. Congress
man Rosenberg taking the chair.
When he had finished speaking the
sfxtv-seventh ballot was taken. This
ballot showed practically no change
in the standing of conditions.
After taking the 68th ballot which
was without change, the convention
adjourned till afternoon.
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A soMNAM RuLlsT

Modie Rainboit Walks Out the Third
story Of the Court House.
l.. Modfe Rainbolt had very un-
happy experience last night, and he
can thank his lucky star that ne is
alive today. While asleep he walked
or jumped out of one of the windows
of his sleeping apartment in the court
house in the third story above the
tail. The window is about twenty feet
from the ground. He landed on top
of the enclosure around the jail and
fell on the outside of same. striking
his face and badly bruising his mouth
and nose. But this did not awaken
the somnambulist He ran through
the court house to Main street and
was stopped by young man oppo-
site the Shelby hotel.
!. H. Hogan was sleeping in the
roon WITH Rainbolt and heard him
YELL bat Hogan was not awakened
il time TO prevent Rainbolt from
jumping. as be was already on the
window sill when he shouted. Hogan
rushed Ia the window ana saw Rain
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the Society of Friends throughout the
United States and Canada are look.
ing forward with much interest To
the great biennial conference of the
seven yearly meetings to BE- held in
this city in August. Among the prom
inent persons who will participate in
the proceedings are Premier G. w.
Ross of Ontario. John William. Ora
ham of Manchester, England. Prof.
Goodwin Smith of Toronto Universe
ty, Prof. Adam Shortt of Queen Uui-
versity, DIR. j. Holmes of Swarthmore
College, Henry w. Wilbur of New
York. and DIR. o. Edward Janney OF
baltimore.
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We the undersigned citizens of the
city of Roswell, have agreed to have
a meeting at the court house at p.
M, Friday, for the purpose of organ
izing a band in this city, All musi-
clans are cordially invited to attend.
d. N. CROFT
J. C. WEBB.
f. GROSS.
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He Likes His Old Kentuck.

better than this country-there's no
place like ole Kaintucky, and Use
gwine back dar some day." was the
remark made by an old Kentucky
negro yesterday. Back dar dey feed
de Drisners in de Jail three times a
day, an give 'em a good bed to sleep
on Amt laik it is in dis country
Dey has cour foah times a yeah. an
if dey's goin to hang a feller he will
soon know it,
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We'll KNOWN Texa. Gentleman.

Colonel C. c. Poole is in the city
as the guest of his old friend Uncle
Billy FormWalt. Col. Poole represents
the Stockman Journal and Eveni,-s: ::
Telegram of FIT. Worth and is here
in the interest of the papers
Col. Poole is one Of the most al
liant of the old Confederates. and he
went through the civil war with the
late Captain Lea and Tu!go Frank
Lea of this city.
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HIGH NOBILITY AS PATRONS

London, June 2-One of the most
notable of its kind that London has
seen in years was the grand fete Civ
an in Albert Hall today in aid of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
naught officiated at the opening and
among the other titled participants
were the Duchess of Bedford, the
Duchess of Somerset, Lady Sassoon
and yiscountess Galway.
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SEVERE STORMS
st. Louis Struck by Severe Storm
To-Day.-Much Damage Oone.-A
Tornado Injuries Many People in a
Nebraska Town.

Tangier, Morocco, June 2.-The
Italian third class cruiser Dogali ar
rived here today. A delegation of the
chiefs of the Angeria tribe left here
to make personal appeal to Rails
sli, the bandit chief, to release Per
dicaris and Varley, "in order to pre-
vent the debarkation and permanent
occupation of Morocco by foreigners
opposed to the Moslem faith, and the
expulsion of native Mohammedans." /"
This mission is considered important
as the Mohammedan chiefs unite in
appealing TO Raissli not to endanger
their religious supremacy in MOroc-
CO. The French government relies
mnch upon the appeal to Mohamme-
dan sentiment. The natives are great
~ excited at the arrival of so many
foreign warslips. They call the for
eigners 'Roumis," meaning infdels.
and they fear the "Roumis" are about
to make a united effort to drive out
those OF Mohammedan faith.
st Louis, Mo-, June 2.-RepOrts
are coming from various sections of
the city showing considerable dam
age from a thunderstorm that ragged
today. The city and vicinity were del
uged with heavy fall of rain which
turned the streets into veritable riv-
ers. Numerous houses and other struc
lures were struck by lightning and
partially burned
Omaha, Neb.. June additional
reports from Tekahama which was
struck by tornado last night indi-
cate that about twenty persons were
injured, some of them seriously, but
not fatally. There were no fatalities.
The storm wrecked most buildings
in its path which was il block in
width and several blocks long. Tie
property loss is heavy.
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Maine Music Festival.

Bangor, Me-, June MANY music
lovers from out of town are in Ban
gor for the opening tonight of the
eighth Maine Music Festival. The pro
gramme this year provides for five
concerts in which number of noted
solists In addition to the large fes
tival and orchestra will take part.
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Bryn Mawr Commencement.

Bryn Mawr, Pa, June Com
mencament week exercises at Bryn
Mawr College eliminated today in
the comforting of degrees upon the
graduates. The commencement ad-
dress was delivered by Carroll ID.
Wright, president of Clark University
who took as his subject "a Problem
in Social Economics"
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American Women to Take Part.

Berlin, June 2.-American women
are to have prominent part in the
Quinquennial meeting of the Interna.
tional Council Of Women. to be held
In Berlin next week and the week
following. In addition to Mrs. May
Wright Sewall. OF Indiana, who will
preside over the sessions there will
present delegation OF nearly two
score representative women Of the
United States. and Canada.
The first week Of the gathering is
be devoted to executive sessions Of
the council proper which viii occupy
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The cement walk on West Fourth
street is being extended from the end
Of the Navajo building to the corner
east of the John Schrock Lumber
Co.'S yard. The work is being done
by Ed Gross.
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Claude Hobbs, who has been on a
vacation to his old home at Upton,
Indiana, has returned and is at his
post of duty in the First National
bank. During his absence he also at
tended the Worlds Fair.
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Third Ohio District,

Hamilton, O.. June 2.-The Demo
Gratis of the Third Ohio district are
for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for congress. All indications
Conley of Preble county, as the nom
inee.
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ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE.
Two Military Prisoners Make Run
and One is Killed.

duO Vic - SNsbSos
Minneapolis, Minn., June Two
military prisoners at Fort Smelling
made an attempt to escape today,
and one of them named Wisch was
shot dead. Wisch who had seven
times been convicted Of violation of
the rules, belonged to the field artil.
~lery. Along with private Reilly who
is awaiting trial for desertion, he
was employed in cleaning up the
grounds under charge OF Guard Ken
nedy. Suddenly the pair attacked the
guard who succeeded in beating
them off. Then they made a break
for liberty. Kennedy shot and killed
Wisch. Reilly was recaptured unhurt.
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Southwestern University.

Georgetown, Tex, June 2.-The ex
ercises of commencement week at
Southwestern University were inau-
gurated today with the annual musi
cal and elocution recitals. The grad
uating class this year is large and
the exercises promise to be unusual'
ly interesting.
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V. R. Kenney and wife left this
morning for a trip to Texas. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Kenney's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Kenney
of Matador, Texas, who had been Wis
iting them here.
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A BETTER FEELING
Russia and England Settle the Russo
Canadian Fishery Dispute.-Result
is Welcomed in Russia.-United
States the Chief Loser.

ST. Petersburg. June , a-ILeuten-
ant Colonel Gourko has succeeded i'll
esca ping from the JaoaL2se on Lao
Tung peninsula and has reached Rus
sian headquarters at Mukden from
Port Arthur. He was the bearer OF
important information regar1ing the
fighting at Kinchou and the situation
at Port Arthur. A long dispatch is
now being deciphered at the war Of
flee All the reports received ut Gen
Ktropatkin's headquarters from the
Kwang Tung peninsula are increasin.
the extent of the japanese losses at
Kinchou, one today making the mum.
ber 10000 men. Accurate reports of
the Russian losses as well as of the
strength of the Russian forces engag
ed were probably brought by Lieut.
Col. Gourko to Mukden
ST. Petersburg, June "A semi-of
fetal dispatch from Mukden dated
today says the Russian losses at the
battle of Kinchou May Goth were
thirty officers and 500 men killed and
wounded. The guns abandoned by the
Russians were rendered useless
The comment here on the settle
ment of the sso-Canadian fishery
dispute is very significant. The agree
ment is welcomed by the Russian
press as evidence of the increasing
probability of an Anglo Russian al
lance, the papers pointing out that
public opinion in Great Britain.
France and Russia is becoming more
favorable. the war instead of proving
an obstacle to the alliance serving
as one of the arguments in its favor.
More significant still is the strong in.
timatiOn of Novosti foreshadowing
that a commercial treaty between the
two countries will pave the way to
purely commercial rapproachment.
Although impossible to ascetain at
this time whether the question of
such a commercial treaty has actual
ly been taken up, the possibility of
it's being the next step in the pro-
gram toward political agreement
arouses the keenest interest in di-
plomatic circles where it is consider
ed fraught with most far reaching
Importance. The United States will
probably be the chief loser by such
a treaty.
London, June 2.-Earl Percy, under
under secretary of state for foreign
affairs, replying to a question in the
house OF commons today, said that
no representations have been made
to Russia or japan in regard to plac
ing mines in the far east outside of
territorial limits. The subject, he said
was engaging the careful attention
of the government. Being asked If in
view of the increased range of pro-
jectiles the government was prepar-
ed to recognize any extension of the
three mile limit, Earl Percy answer
ed in the negative.
Dashieo, ION the railroad between
Hau Chong and Kai Chou Wednes-
day, June 1.-The Japanese outposts
are now three miles from vafan-
cow. There is no news from Port Ar
thur. The Japanese are stopping Chi
nese runners and searching junks
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To Die in Electric Chair.

Colipnbus, O., June 2.--The first
of ehe half dozen occupants of the
innex of the Ohio penitentiary will
pay the death penalty tomorrow
when Carl Berg, a Swedish youth of
19 years, will be electrocuted. Berg's
crime was the murder of John Gin
last fall.
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Races by Electric Light.

Charleston, S. c.. June 2.-Horse
racing by electric light Is to begin
at the old exposition grounds track
here tonight, all arrangements hav-
ing been completed for the opening.
Many fast horses are here and the
management predicts successful
meeting.
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Hello, Jim, where you going?"
I'm going to room No. Z. in Okla,
homa block, to list my property with
Carlton & Roach"
"Say, Bill, those fellows are onto
their job"
you know it."
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Anyone wanting large carnation
plants can get them at 10 cts each
from bunch. Also beauty roses at 25
cts. each for this week. at Alameda
Green House.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Beckham left
this morning from Artesia for Kan
announcing the serious illness of Mr..
Beckham's mother.
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STREET CAR STRIKE.
The Company Was Prepared for the
Move.

Houston, Tex, June 2.-The street
car mems union this morning at 2:45
ordered a strike, effective at once.
The company was prepared for the
move and has strike breakers at San
Antonio and Denison which are ex-
pected tonight. No cars will move
this morning About two hundred men
are affected.
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IL. ID. Funk. who owns a place IL
miles south of the city, has returned
after spending several months at Dial.
hart. Texas.
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WANTED.-Pupils TO take lessons in
Spanish. For terms. etc, apply tn
Mr.. James Warren. 2O2 North Ri
chardson. 7gt6s
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Mrs. p. j. Dempsey left this morn.
ing for Kansas City 10 visit relative.
She will also attend the Worlds Fair
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can use a few more live men to
sell Blaze Killer, the most powerful
fire protection before the public. Per-
manent positions all over the South
west. will be here for few days
only.
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1t is stated that an automobile
club is being started at Carlsbad by
several of the influential citizens.
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Real Estate.

well, should smile"
If you want
Anything Of any kind,
Anywhere. at any time,
See Carlton q Roach;
They simply deliver the goods"
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DR.. H. G. Correll left this morning
to attend the meeting OF the Dental
Board at albuquerque next Saturday
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Mrs. DR.. c. NJ Whicher, of Carls-
bad, passed through the city this
morning enroute to Iowa where she
will visit her parents.
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Two Houses For Rent.

Two cottages, neat and new for
rent. Low rate to right people. In.
quire at Record Office.
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c. w. WADDEIL.
El Captain hotel. Roswell, N. M.
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CANDIDATES IN ILLINOIS TRY TO
GET TOGETHER.
NO RESULT YET

Showing No Material Change
Convention Then Adjourned Until
Afternoon.
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Edgar Calfee returned thIs morn

ing after Z trip south With Joseph
Cox Of the Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Friends Plan Great Session.
Toronto. Ont. June 2.-Members of
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Dashieo, ION the railroad between
Han Chong and Kai Chou Wednes
day, June 1.-The Japanese outposts
are now three miles from vafan
gov. There is no news from Port AT
thur. The japanese are stopping Chi
nese runners and searching junks.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-02-05
Russia Prepares for War.

St. Petersburg, BY Cable.-In spite OF
the expressed hope Of the Russian au-
thorities that the present crisis Will be
passed and that pacific solution Will
be reached it is no longer concealed
that Russia is practically prepared Tor
eyentualities. Today the mobilization
of the Manchurian reserves was an
nounced.
Dispatches from Vladivostock an
pounce that $4,000 men are expected
there this month, to strengthen the
garrison, while orders for the mobllza-
tion of the reserves in all the terrific
ries Of the far East are shortly ex-
pected.
Preparations are making for the mo-
Utilization Of all the horses liable to
government requisition.
It has been known for months that
Russia has been steadily strengthening
her army and navy in the far East, to
meet the preparations which Japan
was openly making. The available war
ships were dispatched to the far East
and the last division, which left the
Mediterranean a month ago, Is now
nearing its destination.
Quietly but surely, 1t was necessary
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-02-05
Fourteen nen Killed.

Monterey, Tex, Special.-Word has
been received from Victoria, capital
of the State of Tamauilaps, that IA
men were killed in mine accident
near that city Sixteen men, it is
stated, were being hoisted out of the
mine in huge lift after their days
work was done, and when near the
surface the cable broke, precipitating
all the men to the bottom Of the shaft
distance of 1900 feet. Fourteen
were killed outright, one was serious
ly injured and others are missing. All
the dead were Mexicans of the poorer
class.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-02-05
Killed By Smoke.

New York, Special.-One fireman
was killed and Is firemen were over
come by smoke in a store-house Of the
American Manufacturing Company, in
Brooklyn, last night. Nine of the
men who were overcome were
so seriously affected that they
were taken to the hospitals.
One of the is expected to
die. The store-house contained iute,
Manila hemp and bagging. The prop
erty loss amounts to about $4,000.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-02-05
T1ade Fast Time.

Ormand, Fla, Special.-Fifty miles
with four turns in forty minutes 40 As
seconds was the record made in the
Ormand-Daytona beach course Satur-
Gay by w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., in his
90-hose power machine. The event
was for the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION championship at that dis.
lance, open to all. The pace figures
out 70 IL miles an hour, the best
record ever made in America and al
most as good as any straight-away rec
ord for that distance in the world. In
this long race Mr.. Vanderbilt managed
his machine admirably.