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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Contic Sails for tie orient.

The Occidental and Oriental Steam
ship Company's liner Coptic, Captain
F. E. Beadnell. sailed yesterday for
the Orient with thirty-three cabin
passengers and a steerage crowded
with Asiatics. OF the latter more
than 200 were Chinese returning from
the ST. Louis Exposition. There were
many other Monogolians going back
to China for the New Year. Nearly
1000 Chinese men, woman and chill
dren gathered on the Pacific Mail
wharf to witness the departure of the
liner.
sao-Ke Alfred SEE. who was secre-
tary to Professor jerks during the lat
ter's official visit to the Far East, re-
turned to China on the Coptic.
The liner carried a large cargo. Her
passengers included the following:
For Yokohama-W. H. Hunt.
Kobe-Y. Nakashifna.
Shanghai - ]. Ambrose, H. E..
Bohme, Mrs. L. NJ Camera, Mrs. L..
Henderson. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze.
Hongkong-Mrs. A. z. Acl1er. Mrs.
NJ A. Bennett, Homer ]. Carleton,
Mrs. NJ. J. H. Chapman. w. f. Dough-
erty, G. p. Fuller, w. P. Fuller T. w.
Greutter, James Z. Harvell, E. H.
Himrod, F. II. Hollingsworth, Mrs. NJ.
V. L.awer. Miss Lawer, Mrs. NJ. Mar
shal. z. L. Pallies. Mrs. E. L. Pallies.
]. s. Piet, Frederick Moritz Sonnen-
thai. L. D. Werdrem, Captain w. b.
williams, Mrs. w. B. Williams.
To join at Honolulu-A. Bremen, c..
A. Graham. ]. M. Turner, Mrs. J. NJ.
Turner and daughter.
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frnnn New York

from New York
Sailed Nov 23-stmr Alliancea, for New York.
SHANGHAI-Arrived prior Nov 26-Schr
YOKOHAMA prior Nov 26-stmr
SAN BENITONsaiied Nov 24-Ger stmr Sax
onia, for San Francisco. via Acapulco and san
ACAPULCo-sailed Nov 21-stmr Aca-
pulco, for Ancon. Nov 22-Stmr City of sgd
ney. for San Francisco.
GENOA-Arrived Nov 23-Span stmr All
HAMBURG-Arrived Nov 24-Ger stmr Lux
or, hence July 16.
VICTORIA-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr Tartar
from Yokohama.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr Phila-
deiphia for Southampton.
Sailed Nov 26-Stmr Umbria, for Liverpool;
stmr Pretoria for Hamburg, via Dover; stmr
Minnetonka, for London; stmr ST. Paul, for
Southampton. via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Bordeaux for Havre stmr Koenig Albert Tor
Naples and Genoa; stmr Gallia. for Marseilles,
RREMEN-Arriyed Nov 26-stmr Bremen,
from New York, via Plymouth and, Cherbourg.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr New
York. from New York, for Cherbourg and
CHR CHRIS i, fIANsAND-saiIed Nov 2e-stmr
Heligolav for New York.
NAPLFs-saiied Nov 21-stmr Liguria, for
CoFENHAGEN-s Sailed Nov 2s-stmr Hekla.
MARsEILLEs-Arri Nov 24-stmr Mona,
ANTW EkP-Sailsd Nov 26-stmr Finland,
for New York. via Dover
SOUTHAMPTON-Sail Nov 26-Stmr Min
nehaha, for New York.
HAVRE-sailed Nov 2e-stmr La Touraine,
for New York.
HAMBURG-Arriyed Nov 26-Stmr Luxor,
from San Francisco, etc, via London
GIBRALTAR-Arrived Nov 2e-stmr Frin-
zess Irene from New York.
Arrived Nov 25-Stmr Liguria. from Genoa
and Naples for New York. and proceeded.
Nov 26-Stnlr Pannonia from New York. for
Naples Trieste, Fiume, etc, and proceeded
LIVERPOOL-ATrived Nov 26-Stmr Gym
ric from Boston and New York, via queens
town.
MOVILLE-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr Tunisian.
from Montreal, for Liverpool.
N
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DR.. o. c. JoSLEN,
The Leading Specialist.

To men whose years are being lived
IN physical imperfection as a result Of
dissipation. whose lives are less than
fun and perfect lives and who yearn 10
be the men that nature meant them TO
be- I extend an earnest and sympa-
thetic offer Of consultation and advice,
both Of which are absolutely free.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
BLOOD PoIsoN

regard my successful treatment Of
blood poison as the crowning triumph
of my professional career. I employ
nc harmful nor dangerous drugs. The
remedies ] use are such as no other
physician employs in the treatment Of
this disease. They drive the very last
taint Of virus from tn system. Every
symptom Of blood poison vanishes to
appear no more. The blood Is thorough
~ cleansed and enriched. and the pa
tient becomes a clean. strong, vigorous
and healthy man
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

The brigantine John D. Spreckels,
dismasted. dismantled and looking as
II she had been playing center rush
against an opposition made up Of water
spouts, tornadoes, hurricanes and ty-
phoons. came trailing into port yes
terday morning. towed by the steamer
Jeanie. The Jeanie had found the little
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Sun Moon and Tide.

limited States Coast and Geodetic survey
Time and Height of High and Low waters
at Fort Point entrance to san Francisco
Bay. published by official authority OF the
Superintendent
the CITY front mission street wharf) apous 20
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
Of tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Jolnville, 10 per cent; Shenir, per
cent; Shakespeare, 10 per cent, and
Lyndhurst, per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
The Oxerdue List.

The vessels on the overdue list are
quoted for reinsurance as follows:
Troop. Is per cent; KIM, 80 per cent;
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
WHAT WEAKNESS Is

Weakness" is merely a symptom OF
chronic Inflammation in the prostate
gland, brought on By early dissipation
or BY the improper treatment Of some
contracted disease. A complete and
radical cure Is therefore a question OF
restoring the prostate gland TO its nor
NAL state. and this I accomplish
promptly and completely without the
use Of internal remedies. Ny treat
ment Is a local one entirely. II Is
original and scientific, and has been
proved absolutely effective by thou
sands of tests. am convinced that by
no other methods can fun and perrna-
nent restoration Of strength and vigor
be accom- ulfshed
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Time Ball.
Branch photographic office. o. s: N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
November 26
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon day
l. e.. at noon OF the 120th meridian. or at
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Jefferson
City Seattle.
santa Ana
Cottage City
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

FROM SEATTLE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-11

the Western Federation of Miners.
whom they are holding in confine-
ment at Telluride. The court order
ed Sheriff Corbett to arrest the two
officers. Judge Stevens severely crit
icized the course of Governor Peabo-
dy and the military authorities, say.
ing they appeared to be in insurrec-
tion against the courts.
The return made by General Bell
through Assistant District Attorney
Howe of Telluride excused his &C
tion of not producing Meyer in court
in pursuance of the writ of habeas
corpus on the ground that the gov
ernor had ordered him to disregard
it. His plea was that he deemed IL
unsafe to take Meyer to Ouray or TO
reduce the military at Telluride by
doing So Judge Stevens said: "The
people of Ouray will rightly resent
the imputation that General Bell or
Captain Wells could not come alone
and in safety with President Meyer
before this court. The charge against
the law abiding citizens of this coun.
ty are unjust. There are no signs of
violence here. If there is to be a
reign of despotism in this state and
the civil authority is to have no ju-
the latter might as well
go ont of business"
Michael Clooney, of the local min
ers union. who escorted the Telluride
exiles to Telluride last Friday night
but did not return with them when
they were again deported. reached
here today. He said that he succeed
ed in getting through the military
lines at Telluride and slept there
two nights before he was detected
and reported.
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situation in this city and vicinity re-
mains unchanged. There is no danger
at present for the city proper. the wa
ter being lower than yesterday and
six feet below the top of the perma-
nent dyke. Across the st. Lawrence
at La Prairie. ST. Lambert and DON
guel which were flooded yesterday
the water has entirely receded, but
at Verdun municipality west of
Montreal and on the same side of
the river the streets are still flooded.
The only thing to be feared is a hea.
wy warm rain. Trains from out of
town points are all delayed by the
floods in the surrounding country. So
far no lives have been reported lost.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-11

The April term of the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial district
of New Mexico. within and for Cha
YES county, commenced promptly at
9 O'Clock this morning. Hon. VIM. H.
Pope presiding.
Judge PoDe, Clerk w. E. Martin
and Official Stenographer Baker ar
rived in Roswell yesterday.
The court called for the sheriff's
return on the regular petit jury venire
and it not being ready. and neither
the sheriff nor his return on said ve-
nire being in court, the clerk was
directed to enter a fine of fifty dol
lars and costs against the sheriff for
such failure.
Two of the persons summoned as
Jurors, Messrs. r. F. Barnett and Ed
S. Seay, not being present when their
names we're called, attachments were
issued for them. On coming into court
under attachment, it appearing that
no contempt was intended upon the
part of these gentlemen, they were
let off with the payment of the costs
of the attachments.
] The civil docket was called. and
a number of cases set for hearing.
The court fund of the county be-
ing at low figure. litigants were no.
titled that parties desiring juries in
civil cases will be required to depos-
1t the cost of jury.
The list of the regular panel OF the
petit Jurors is as follows: r. F. Bar
nett. Samuel W. Braeme, c. D. Bon
ney. r. E. Baughman, w. c. Burrus,
E. o. Creighton, Edgar Calfee, Fran
els Divers, L. D. Danenberg, Frank
Easton, George A. Friedenbloom, G..
w. Johnson, w. r. PLANT, DR.. S. I.
Peter, Fred Roth, C. P. Shearman,
Ed S. Seay, w. G. Urton, Henry j..
Wall, Edgar Wheeler, Charles l..
Whiteman. William H. Beatty, George
F. Bixby, and Benjamin F. Daniel.
The case of ]. E. Bouy who is char
ged with horse stealing. Is being tried
as we go to press.
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THE STATEHOOD BILL.
Democratic Committeeman File a Mi
nority Report.

Democratic Committeeman File a Mi.
nority Report.
Washington, Apr 8.-Majority and
minority views on the statehood bill
recently reported, were filed today
by Representatives Hamilton of Mich
igan and Moon of Tennessee. respec-
lively.
Mr. Hamilton reviews the provis.
ions of the bill at length and urges
the necessity and justice of admit
ting the southern territories as two
states. The minority views are sign
ed by Representatives Moon, Lloyd
Robinson of Indiana. and Thayer
After lengthy discussion of the bill
the minority concludes with this ex-
preston:
Should the Republican party pass
this BILL wicked as it is. and with
it's denial of the rights in representa-
tion and partisan in all it's material
details, it will but afford another in
QtCCut cAduplc VI tHc supp CoolOH VI
individual, Territorial and National
rights to subserve partisan ends.
Even more than that. it is a surren
der of the power that sovereign states
would exercise in the Union if the
constitutional methods were followed
in the admission of states. 1t mini
mizes the influence of the west and
southwest in the citadel of federal
power-the United States senate.
I'VE are of the opinion that it ul-
timately will be better for the Union
that the territories opposed to con-
solidation shall be denied statehood
under the theory of this bill indefi-
nitely than that conditions which will
be forced by an unnatural union
should exist"
The Republican members of the
house are to meet in caucus on the
statehood bill early next week to
agree respecting the consideration of
the bill. a.
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SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Rodey Still at Work on the Senate
Committee.
Delegate ROdey is after the Senate
committee in regard to the necessity
for an additional judicial district in
New Mexico. The following letter ex-
plains itself:
April 6. 1904.
"Hon. G. A. Culberson.
United States Senate
Dear Senator:-I received from
the Department of Justice yesterday
rial officials as to the necessity for
an additional associate justice.
called at the Judicial Committee of
the senate and ascertained from Mr..
Goodman that the originals of the
papers l had were received there
and had been referred to you. 1.
therefore, did not leave the copies
have.
81 have examined these reports
carefully. and am sure that you will
notice that while the Marshal and
United States Attorney. out of an
abundance of caution, make a careful
report, still all of the reports show
the necessity for an additional judge.
OF course it must not be forgotten
that the United States Marshal, the
United States Attorney, and these
United States judges, spoke for the
United States side of the case. There
is a Territorial side to it also. All
the legal business down in that sec
tion of country for the people, apart
from that of the United States. must
be done by this new judge, or by the
judges we now have, and, therefore.
we are helpless to relieve ourselves,
save by getting another United States
judge there.
Ny friend, Honorable John H. Ste
phens, tells me that he has seen you
about the matter. He is personally
aware of conditions there.
Il sincerely hope, Senator, that
now you will see your way clear to
recommend the passage of the bill
favorably to the whole committee,
and to endeavor to secure a favora-
BILE report to the senate and the pas
sage of the bill for me. l will be
under sincere obligations.
VERY truly yours,
B. S. RODEY,
Delegate in Congress from New
Mexico.
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They are All Pleased.

The three cars of homeseekers the
Ta'lmadge Southwestern Land Com
pany brought in last Saturday were
driven around yesterday to inspect
the farms and orchards. All of them
were highly pleased and many will
locate permanently. They are from
Iowa. Illinois, Indiana. Wisconsin
Michigan and Minnesota. The party
is in charge of w H. Wishart and
a. G.. Eisenhart.
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Goes to Honolulu.

C. l.. Tallmadge of the Tallmadge
Southwestern Land Company, who
left here few DAYS ago to consult
a Chicago physician in regard to his
health, has left for Honolulu. He is
on the border of nervous prostration
and the physicians we're of the Opin-
ion that a rest was absolutely nee
essary They advised that he go to
Honolulu. and he took their advice.
He will remain there until he recov-
ers. During his absence his business
will be looked after by his brother
B. H. Tallmadge, w. G. Hamilton and
Mr. McKinstry.
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FraterpaI Union.

Joseph G. Lea lodge of the Frater-
nal Union of America will hold it's
regular meeting tomorrow night. A
full attendance of all officers and
members is desired. Special work. At
Odd Fellows Hall. s D. IN.
p. ]. DEMPSEY.
State Organizer.
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Washington, Apr. 1.-THE follow.
ing bulletin was posted in the war
department today: General Wood
reports that he invited the Sultan of
Taraca to meet him at Wears March
31st for consultation and that the
latter refused, and instead made an
extensive hostile preparations. The
and Wears left on the End of April
to assemble the cavalry. The Wears
column was fired into all night ten
miles from Wears and one enlisted
man was wounded. The Marahut col
umn was strongly resisted at the
mouth of the Taraca river. although
every effort was made to accomplish.
a peaceful landing. Two enlisted men
were wounded The combined force
and a large number of the hostile
fortified cottas were destroyed from
April 4th to 7th. The troops then re.
turned to their proper stations. New
comb of Company K, 18th infantry
and Wampler of Company d. 23rd
infantry were killed
Washington. Apr. 1.-THE U. S.
supreme court today decided the case
of the state of Minnesota VS.. the
Northern Securities Company and
the Northern Pacific and Great North
ern Companies involving the validity
of the merger of the two railroad
companies, holding that it was with
out jurisdiction and reversing the
opinion of the court below The eff.
feet of the decision is to remand the
case to the state courts.
Washington. Apr. 1.-THE house
today went into committee of the
whole for the consideration of the
emergency river and harbor i'm
provement bill.
Washington. Apr 1.-THE postof
fee appreciation bill was laid before
the senate today with the Culbertson
amendment under consideration. The
amendment provides for a committee
of three senators and five represen-
tatives to investigate the postoffice
department.
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The Odd Fellows. the. Rebekahs
and the Encampment are making
preparations for a big celebration on
the 26th of this month. The entire
subordinate lodge from FL Captain
will come here between now and the
day of the celebration to- take the
Encampment degrees. All neigboring
lodges of the I. o. o. F. will be in
vited to- join the Roswell lodges in
their celebration. and it is likely that
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TYPHOID AND MALARIA CURE.
New York Experiments in Purifying
Water With Bordeaux Mixture.

New York Experiments in Purifying
Water With Bordeaux Mixture.
New York, Apr. 11.-Experiments
ON the efficacy of the old formula
known as Bordeaux Mixture for the
publication of water and the destruc-
tion of fever germs as well as mos
ni,itoes in stagnant pools and marsh
es are now under way In this city.
It is claimed by the officials OF the
agricultural department at Washing
ton that q mixture of the preparation
Of copper sulphate. lime and water
used for many years in spraying
trees, is shown by the work Of ex-
merits In the south to be an absolute
eradicator OF typhoid germs and ma
laria. and that the water OF large sys-
TENS OF waterworks in cities can be
purified 1T small expense. The ON
cials claim as result one OF the
greatest strides made in recent years
towards improving the public health
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Army Welcomes All.

The Salvation Army tent was full
last night and many were in attend
ance that had not been seen inside
a church for years. There were posi-
bly, people in the audience who had
never been in a church The man
with the jumper and overalls is as
welcome in the Army tent as the fin
est dressed man in the city, and it
men that keep up the army.
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sea fire was opened last night
bound merchantmen. These vessels
were sighted by the fort some time
after midnight and at 1890 the ar
tillery opened fire on the vessels,
twenty-four shots being fired. The ef-
feet of this fire had not been report,
ed up to noon today but the firing
caused excitement among the troops
during which sentry fired and kill
ed two Chinese. 1t was generally sup
posed that the Japanese had made
an attack on this place.
Berlin, Apr. 1.-THE Russian gov
ernment has not ceased its purchases
of German transatlantic steamers.
1t is asserted that negotiations are
pending for the purchase of a consid
erable number of German vessels.
These are to be armed and together
with the Smoensk and Orel of the
Black Sea fleet are to form a flying
squadron of fast cruisers. The Fuerst
Bismarck which has been renamed
Don will join the squadron The Rus
sian government is also alleged to
have been negotiating with the
French Compagnie Transatlantique.
Paris, Apr. IA ST. Petersburg
says some further exchanges
of shots have occurred between the
Russians and Japanese along the bor-
ders of the Yalu river.
Washington. Apr. 11.-Advices re-
ceived here of the arrival of the jap
anese troops at the Yalu river.
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mense cars of fine furniture and one
car of refrigerators last week Our
store right now will compete with
any in the large cities. Ullery Fur
niture Co.
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Berlin, Apr. 1.-THE foreign Of
fee received today the following dis
patch from Col Leutwein, the COVER
nor of German Southwest Africa:
with the united principal division
and western division we attacked the
enemy's chief force about 5000 strong
at Onganjira. The Hereros were in a
strong semi-circular position on hill
fronting the northwest. We first flank
ed and forced back the enemy's wing
and then attacked the center and the
right. Two energetic attacks of the
enemy against our left were repuls-
ed The enemy's position was broken
through at nightfall after eight hours
of lighting and the enemy driven back
on all sides Our losses include Lieu
tenant Won Esterhoff and Won Erffa.
and two cavalrymen killed, Lieuten
ant Rosenberg and five men severely
wounded and five men slightly hurt.
The enemy's loss is not ascertained,
but it must have been heavy owing
to our artillery fire"
Paris, Apr. 11.-Offcial advices re-
ceived by the French government to-
day confirm the press dispatch an
nouncing that the entire Japanese
first army consisting of four army
corps is now completely landed in
Corea. and the second army consist
ing of . similar number of corps is
about to start. The points of debark-
alton of the second army are un-
known.
St. Petersburg, (5:45 p. m.) Apr
1.-THE Associated Press is inform
ed officially that up to the present
hour the government has not receiv-
ed any advices of battle in the far
east or of disturbances anywhere in
European Russia. Complete quiet
reigns, according to reports from all
the Jewish centers of population.
ST. Petersburg. Apr. n-Easter
merry making is in progress, business
is suspended the government depart
ments are closed and the bulletin
boards are bare, except for the order
of mobilization to the naval reserves
Model Russian three-inch quick firing
guns firing eighteen shots per minute
are being issued to the Artillery Col
lege of St Petersburg for the pur-
pose of instructing the senior cadets
in handling these pieces.
Che Foo. C p. m.) Apr. IA Chi
nese steamer has just returned from
New Chwang. The port pilots would
not respond to her signals for them
to take her up the river. Two British
steamers found themselves in the
same predicament. The port of New
Chwang is practically closed to com
merce.
New Chwang. Apr. 11.-An Official
explanation was issued today of the
firing of guns last night from the
forts here, which caused certain
amount OF excitement and the killing
of two Chinese. It appears that owing
to the fact that the officers of the
garrison did not understand the sys-
tenn Of fash signals in use at the
mouth Of the river for the pupose Of
signaling the depth Of water on the
bar 70 = to enable vessels to put to
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Hondo Reservoir.

The Roswell Record is manifesting
great deal of interest over the Hon
do reservoir. It seems that there is
q prospect of Roswell losing the res
ervoir. but If it does the Champion
predicts that it will not be the fault
OF that enterprising city.-Amarillo
Champion.
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WOOD IS
FIGHTING
MAKE PEACE WITH HIM.
TROOPS SUCCESSFUL

Occupy Fortified Cottas of the Hos
tiles and Destroy Them.-The Nor
thern Securities Merger Again Bobs
Uphill to Investigate the Post
office Department.
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KIDNAPPED HIS OWN BABY.
A Minister From Denton Texas, Goes
to Kansas to Get in Trouble

Clay Center. Kan. Apr 11.-fireat
excitement was caused here today
when Rev John Jackson minister
of Denton, Texas. kidnapped his own
baby and made an attempt % escape
with it in a buggy. lie was captured
by the sheriff afte- an exc;iing cnase
and the baby was restored 10 its go
tner. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson had sep
aIated and recentis she returned TO
ner parents.