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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
QUEEN UILHELMIN4
ASCENDS VESUHIUS

ROME, April 16.-The condition of Queen
WilheImina of Holland, who recently came
to Italy for her health. has greatly i'm
proved since her sojourn at Sorrento. Her
Majesty has assembled Mount Vesuvius.
Princess Frederick Charles of Prussia is
slso staying at Sorrento. and she has made
an ascent OF Nesuvius. Her trip was made
under favorable conditions and she was al
lowed 10 look inside the crater
Archduchess Stephanie OF Austria has ar
rived at SalsO Maggiore, where she will
take the baths.
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CLUB NAN GETS QUICK
SENTENCE TO PRISON

DENVER, April 16.-Herbert F. Mellen
was to-day sentenced to the state peniten-
tiary for a term of four to five years for
embezzlement of funds of the International
Trust Company. of which he was teller.
He was arrested last night, pleaded guilty
when arraigned in the Criminal Court to-
day and was Immediately taken to prison
The amount 'embezzled has not been def
nitely ascertained, but is known to be be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Mellen has been a
prominent society and club man in the
city.
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SEEKS TO STOP SALE
OF ARMY UNIFORMS

WASHINGTON. April 16.-Judge Advo-
cate General Davis. of the army, has recon-
mended that steps be taken TO make a test
case against civilians who make business
OF purchasing army uniforms. Quite a
traffic prevails in that lire in the vicinity
OF nearly All the large army posts and a re-
cent case reported from Fort Assinnooine
has led TO the determination OF the authori-
ties to take the matter into the courts.
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The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club will
meet at the Y. Nj. C. A. this afternoon ar
2:30. The Rev. r. s. Martin. the famous
Red Cross evangelist, of Cuba. will address
the boys the subject Straight Lines and
Curves in Character" Mr.. Martin is said
to be very interesting talker and large
audience will hear him.
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HIGHER COURTs' RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes


Minutes
464e. C. & e. Railroad Company VS.. Ed
ward l.. Tax. by next friend. Porter
C. c. Appellants petition and brief S.) for
rehearing.
5lO2. Louisa Baum (nee Manning) VS..
George W. Palmer. Cass C. C. Appellee S
brief 50 Appelee's petition for oral argu-
ment.
1874. Bette F. Nichols, admx., VS.. B. &
o. S. w. Railroad Company. Lawrence
C. c. Appellee's petition and brief 50 for
rehearing.
5161. Harvey Gill VS.. Celarin Perd1e.
Huntington c. C. Appellants motion OF
notice TO amend assignment of errors.
New Suits
1923. c., c.. c. & st. L. Railway Company
VS.. Vince Pucciarelli. Madison c. C. Rec
ord. Assignment of errors. In term. Bond
1924. Robert Y. Saylor VS.. Union Trac-
ton Company of Indiana. Howard c.. c.
Record. Assignment of errors. Notices %
below
SUPREME COURT.
Minute
20212. Myrta White VS.. Sun Publishing
Company. Marion c. c. Appellants reply
brief (S)
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WANT TO FIGHT WITH
LESS POWDER IN GUNS
Hungarians Believe 1t Better to
Kill but Few Men at
Time.

BUDAPEST. April 16-At a meeting of
the Hungarian group of the International
Parliamentary Conference to-day a resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted providing
for the introduction OF proposal for the
international regulat ton of the use of ex-
plOsives in time of at the congress to
be held in st. Louis next September 1t
was pointed out that the Russo-Japanese
war has proved that the use of tOrpedoes
and submarine boats was a barbarous prac-
tice and endangered neutral vessels.
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HAMBURG, April 1.-the Hamburg
American line steamer Bulgaria, Captain
Russ. from Hamburg, for New York. is
stranded at Schulau. Assistance has been
sent 10 her.
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GALLATIN. Tenn. April 16.-Lee De
Ford. defaulting cashier of the bank of
Altamont, Mo, to-day pleaded guilty to
receiving money when he knew the bank
was insolvent and he was sentenced to
eight years in penitentiary. De Ford con-
fessed that he had Incorporated nearly
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P SO n a |

Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Lingle for the marriage of
their daughter Edythe- Z. to Mr.. Frank G.
Laird. The marriage will take place
Wednesday evening. April u.
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The Union National Bank solicits your
business: facilities second TO none. william
J. Richards. president
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At S6.OO-A large Turban, in tuscan
and black. the flat crown is Of tuscan straw the
rolling btim is of pleated black straw and chiffon
caught at the side, and at the back are two large
rosettes of the straw. velvet ribbon in number
of loops and ends laid flat on the crown from the
outer trimming
At 5000 white Toque, of white
silk braid and folds Of chiffon. stylish bow of
taffeta ribbon trims the side with a cluster of
white chrysanthemums at the back.
At S6.OO-An all red Hat in the tri-
corne shape of straw braid with tiny buttons.
bunch of red and black cherries at the side,
broad bow of tafeta <ibbon with a jet clasp trims
the back
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Fashions FavOrite
Dress Goods

Voiles and materials of soft
and clingy nature are Dame Fash
lens choice this season. and we
are prepared with an assortment of
such extensive variety that 1t can
not be equaled in the State. Prices
are most reasonable. For example:
French Voiles. 45 inches wide; new
showing from our Paris office is ready
for Mondays selling. Choice of light
gray tan. castor. golden brown, hello
trope, royal, navy and light blue,
reseda and cream, CT En-
yard.....-..... ......'..-......'''.f
Crepes, one of the prettiest fabrics Of
the season for street and evening
wear: every shade 1a Ii is here at S1.5O
French novelty mixed Wolfe Suitings.
AZ inches wide, an excellent fabric for
street and travelling wear; comes in
heliotrope, brown, reseda, blue, cham
payne and gun metal, 60 M
yard. .-......s.........
Lace Spot Wolfe, A inches wide. all
wool; a new weave this season in the
popular shades at, a 81 M
yard ........'.'.'...''....'
Chiffon voiles, 46 inches wide. in all
the new spring shades, at, &1.2S
yard ........................
Mohair Brilliantines and Siciliens, in
every wanted color and shade, beau
tiful effects, ranging in Ct En-
price from 39c to...............P
West Aisle.
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Excellent Hosiery
Values

We secured from jobber a sur
plus lot of l35 dozen women's pure
white Richlieu ribbed cotton Hose
they are an imported quality, full
regular made with double heels and
toes. Last week we put them on sale
at Csc and sold them allbut 80 dozen;
to close out this lot we say l25c
Monday, a pair ......... |Z~
100 dozen Women's fast black Isle
Hose. with double heels and Dc
toes. eighteen new styles, pair. SOS
Our German representative has sent
us 100 dozen Hermsdorf black gauze
cotton Hose that he secured at bar
gain. They are from one of the best
makers of SOC stockings in Germany;
in fact. we have sold hundreds of pairs
at that price. Monday you may have
them at pairs s1.00. or, az
pair
East Aisle.
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Most Remarkable Week If
Our Suit Department

We will show this week the most remarkable collection
of Spring Suits that has been displayed this season
Having just receved New York office the very latest
ideas in suits of silk voie and eamneshe kind accepted by
the fashionable We bought them at less than
any other store because buy in great quantities. In
purchasing you qualities that worth much more
Choice line at
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Suede Gloves

One of the best Suede Gloves in
the market is the one we show in
black, brown. mode and 81 M
gray, at, pair. .....,...Y''OV
Beatrice Suede Gloves are a partic-
ularly excellent quality for Ct D.
wear. in black and colors, at. .APIeHO
Trefousse De Lorme Suede Gloves,
an excellent quality in black and
colors is shown at, Ct IN
a pair .................s...''
Our Jouvin Suede is a beautiful
black glove that is actually CT zE
worth 500, our price is...... ~ -
West Center Aisle.
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AtS6.5O-Atricorne shape Of Cuban
Braid in the natural color. caught UP on the side
with loops and knots of blue taffeta ribbon.
wreath of miniature green apples encrcles the
crown.
At $6OO-A pointed Turban, the
crown is of brown and white mixed silk braid
faced with brown chiffon, with back trimming OF
white June roses and satin rosettes.
At So. OO-A tuscan straw Sailor hat,
bread at the sides with oblong crown, bright
red currants encircling the crown with band OF
red velvet ribbon and bow at the sides.
At So.OO-A very stylish Turban, is
of all black silk braid, black silk roses encircle
the crown, ends of velvet ribbon with long jet
spear trims the side, very new.
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At SlO.OO-A new French Sailor
shape large and broad at the sides. is Of navy
blue lace straw, circular band extends around
the underbrim with bows of velvet ribbon. the
outside trimmed with peoples in three tones Of
blue.
At So 50-A Pompadour Turban in
silver gray straw braid. the underbrnn is in a
novel design Of the braid and tiny straw roses in
two shades of gray with trimming of satin ribbon
and grapes in green shaded TO gray
Sui hats and street hats in all the
latest { I'D newest effects TO match your suit or
for general street wear You can't do without
one. Come and look at our assortment; nothing
like 1t anywhere. Sl.45 to $5.45.
Second Floor.
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for your choosing.
Duchess Wolfe. "a inches wide. The
new light weight cloth for tub suits.
Big assortments in black and navy
grounds with dainty printed scrolls,
checks, etc, 2Hc
yard. .....'.........'.....
Mercerized Pongee 80 inches wide.
silk and cotton washable fabric. cor
rect IN weight with beautiful bright
finish for shirtwaist suits, comes In
natural shade only, S0c
yard. .......-.......-.....
Vatican Novelties. q inches wide. in
white ground with black and colored
polka dots, also large assortment OF
tinted grounds with Bourette effects,
nice weight for shirtwaist a.
suits, d yard ...........-...........O s>S
Belfast Linen. direct from Ireland's
best maker, McBrantney. Four shades
light blue. navy. lots of reseda, natural
gray, gobelin, rose, brown and red 10
choose from. Considered one of our
best materials for shirtwaist EOc
suits, yard
Mozambique Tissue. q inches wide. a
beautiful silk and cotton material for
handsome street or evening gowns,
navy grounds with white embroidered
figures; soft and elingy Sl.OO
Irish Linen Poplin, q inches wide.
very new. Beautiful silky finish and
correct weight for the latest shirt
waist suits. comes in natural and Csc
navy, yard ....................-.--
West Aisle.
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The Spring Hat That You
Want Is Here Monday

We've gathered beautiful Hats popular prices for Monde
the choicest fashioned the def fingers only of the fashion
cleverest milners.
The prices special when the style and quality condee
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ChOiCeStW ash Fabrics

A beautiful showing of favorite
materials in Wash Goods is here
for your choosing.
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On Center Silk Counter

Twenty pieces Foulard Silks in small
scroll designs and dots, ali the new
blues, browns and green's; an extra
strong silk. 20r
West and West Center Aisles.
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Syracuse China

We consider ourselves fortunate
In securing the sole selling right for
Indianapolis of this famous ware
made by The Onondaga Pottery
Company. Syracuse China is the
only translucent Chinaware made
in the United States and is as dur
able as any imported china.
II Is made in both white and dec
GRATED styles and is most durable for
everyday use. We show the dinner
5 Ss9 s Of Dls si2o China s6 at. $40. 90
The decorated Syracuse Coz M
Dinner Sets at $3.50 to-. p%o.OO
We can recommend this ware very
highly.
Basement.
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Colored Louissine. Peau de, Sole and
fancy Taffeta Silks. soft finish Taffeta.
in all the new striped effects. especially
designed for shirtwaist suits, k0c
a yard .....-.... wv
New Japanese Habutai Wash Silk.
white grounds with designs, HSc
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ver-Piated Ware

We can confidently make the as
sertion that we are the largest re-
taller of Rogers Bros l647 ware
in the State. This is true because
at all times We have 4 complete as
sortment of this famous and relia-
bic make on hand.
Buying and selling the quantity we
do. OF course we make a saving 90 you.
Our price on Rogers Bros ca IN
Knives and Forks. is. dozen. Pc'oo
Rogers Bros Teaspoons. $500
dozen ...-.......-.....-..-.-. y
Rogers Bros Tablespoons. $3.50
a dozen ...-.--...-.--....-..----f
Easement.
Pettis Dry Goods co
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07
A Startling Test.

To save a life, DR.. II. G.. Mer-
rift, of No. Mehoopany, Pa,
made a startling test resulting
in a wonderful cure. He writes,
"a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by
liberation of the stomach. l
had often found Electric Bitters
excellent for acute stomach and
liver troubles so / prescribed
them. The patient gained from
the first, and has not had an at
tack in IA months" Electric
Bitters are positively guaranteed
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cons
tipation and Kidney troubles.
Try them. Only SOC at St. Johns
Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

propOunded to it by a small boy.
Popcorn pops by reason of the
volatilizatiOn of the oil contained
in the kernel by heat Field
corn does not pop because the
outer portion of the kernel is
more porous, permitting the
escape of the oil as it volatilizen,
while in the case of popcorn a
great pressure is developed in the
kernel by the confined oil aud the
kernel is suddenly exploded and
turned wrong side out. 1t is very
cOnsiderate of the agricultural
department thus to crafty a
little boys thirst for useful
knowledge. 1t pleases the little
boys and it enlightens bigger
ones.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07
Made Young Again.

"One of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills each night for two weeks
has put me in my teens again
whites D. H. Turner of Demp-
seytown, Pa. They're the best in
the world for Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never grippe. Only 25c at St.
Johns Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

One of the greatest blessings
modest man can wish for is a
good, reliable set of bowels. If
you are not the happy possessor
of such an outfit YOU can greatly
improve the efficiency of those
you have by the iudicious use of
ChalnberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are pleasant to
take and agreeable in effect. For
sale By st Johus Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

This office has received a copy
of the Life of Tom Horn, pub
lished (for John c. Coble) by the
Louthan Book Co., of Denver.
Tom Horn was an Indian scout
in Arizona during the Indian
wars and the book gives a COM
plete and interesting history of
the latter. The book should be
read by every one in Arizona.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

In Brooklyn, N. Y, the gas
company collects it's bills easily.
When a customer wants a light
he drop a silver piece in the slot
which turns on the gas and
Eliminates him with the quantity
paid for. No meters, no bills,
no Squabbles.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

stated that he was making the
trip into Arizona for the purpose
of learning the true sentiment
toward the statehood bill now
pending in congress. McCutchen
is a democrat and stated that the
democrats of New Mexico were
supporting the bill as one means
of getting rid of the undesirable
conditions now prevailing in that
territory.
While l recognize that the
people of Arizona are opposed to
the bill" said Mr.. McCutchen.
still l believe that if political
conditions here we're as bad as
they are in New Mexico your
people would be willing to well
come any change that promised
some assurance of relief.
Arizona is far ahead of New
Mexico in the character of it's
population and in the develop
ment of it's great mineral wealth.
New Mexico is composed of
mountains, valleys and mesas
just the same as Arizona, but
Arizona has been more fortunate
in attracting men with more
energy and determination which
have been applied to the develop
ment of your resources. N. Mex,
no doubt, has as much mineral as
Arizona, but Arizona is far in
the lead when it comes to show
ing of producing camps.
/ find the sentiment in Ari-
iona to be practically unanimous
against the joint statehood bill
and if the same governmental
conditions existed in New Mexico
as l find here believe the OPP
position there would be very
strong against the proposition
to join the territories into one
state international American.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07
About Statehood.

John M. McCutchen, editor of
the Industrial Advertiser, at AL
buquerque, New Mexico, was in
Douglas today. Mr.. McCutchen
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

Why does popcorn pop? The
department of griculture an
swers the question, which was
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-05-07

Advertising rates furnished on application.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-31
A. e. GUSTAFSON.
ROSWELL, N. M


FOR SALE cHEAP-Ticket from
Amarillo to Chicago. Record office
All members of Company B are re
quested to report at the armory tomo1
row at 2 p. m. for drill.
Miss Caruthers' kindergarten will
open Monday morning Jan. 2, on the
corner of Fourth and Richardson al
nine o'clock.
Blank books, all kinds letter files,
blank bill heads, rubber rulers, pen
ellis, pen-holders and pens.-Inger
soils Book Store. If
FOR SALE:-Washing and sewing
machine, on installment plan, at
Nokes & Co., Secondhand Store,
block east of postof1ce 53t6
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Polsgrove re-
turned recently from Galveston, Tex.
While in Fort Worth Mr.. Polsgrove
talked with Jack Mcmahon, better
known to the people of Roswell as
Big Jack. 1t will be remembered that
the report came to Roswell some
time ago that Big Jack was dead, but
Mr.. Polsgrove reports him in good
health.
j. v. Gillian and James T. Taylor,
of the Taylor-Moore Construction Co.
departed this morning for a hurried
trip to Denver for a consultation in
connection with the Gunnison tunnel
contract at Montrose, Colorado. They
expect to return here in about a week
by which time four more carloads of
machinery will have arrived, and the
big Hondo job will be on in earnest.
Before departing these officials of
the company awarded several con-
tracts in connection with the work
here. w. r. Hewes was given the
fresh beef contract for the entire pc
Rod of the work. +. ]. GIFTS & Co. re
ceived the contract for furnishing all
supplies for the boarding and com
missary departments. DIR. r. L. Brad
ley was made physician for the hos
pital department.
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Robert r. Miller left last week for
Ell Paso where he has secured a posi-
ton in the U. S. civil service.
More equipment for the military
company has arrived and will be is
sued at the barracks tonight.
w. T. Gibbons. who represents j
r. Dendinger of Dallas. recently ship
ped l,200 sheep from here to Fort
Worth to be fed.
Mrs. B.. S. Turbyfll and children
of Clarendon, Texas. are in the city
to spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Taylor.
Herman Wagenfer, a prominent
merchant of Picacho was in the city
before the Christmas holidays stock
ing up on articles from the wholesale
establishments OF Roswell. He is OF
the opinion that he can buy as cheap
" here as in eastern cities. The whole
sale feature of Roswell trade is be
coming an important one.
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]. Howard Warren went TO Carls-
bad last evening to help look after
the business of the Ullery Furniture
Co.. at that place.
FOR SALE.-A handmade phaeton,
steel frame, rubber tires, good as
new. This is a high grade vehicle.
Apply at Record Office.
FOR SALE.-A good pony, well brok-
en- to saddle or harness. Drives sin
gle or double. PAGES under saddle.
Perfectly safe for woman or child.
Call lis N. Main st. tt
There will be a wedding in one of
the dry goods stores tonight, while
the old year is being watched out.
The young lady desires to begin the
new life with the new year.
FARMERS:-We have Ike rough
fencing, stays, posts, pickets, and
trough stuff. Now is the time to
make improvements on the ranch
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY, East
Fourth Street.
When you want a pleasant purga-
tive try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They r easy to take
and produce no nausea, gripping or
other dfsagreeable effect. For sale by
all druggists.
so acres Of fine land near town.
one-half in alfalfa; some orchard;
good ~artesian well. Can sell this pro-
perty so the investment will pay Is
per cent income. r. Carlton, room
II. Oklahoma Block.
The cadets OF the N. NJ. NJ. ]. gave
a dance last night. 1t vas a very
pleasant affair. A large crowd attend
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hurd were the
only guests from town.
I want a partner with $3.50 who
thoroughly understands combination
rotary and standard drilling machines
to take half interest in a machine 70
work in artesian belt In New Mexico.
-Chas. Nixon. Chanute. Kan.
E
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CEMENT SHINGLES.

The undersigned is the owner of the patent right for the manu-
facture and sale of CEMENT SHINGLES for the counties of
Sacramento and San Joaquin, California. Persons desiring to
purchase may address him
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Treaty With Spain signed

Washington, Dec. 31.-The Spanish
minister today signed with Secretary
Hay an arbitration treaty between
Spain and the United States similar
to those recently signed with other
nations.
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Live Stock Market.

Kanaas City. Dec. 31.-Cattle I'M
changed. Native steers, 3.75@6.00;
southern steers, 3.O0@4.5O; southern
cows, 1.75@3.25; native cows and
heifers, 1.75@4.75; stockers and feed
ers, 2.75Q4.OO