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The death of Superintendent-elect
B. L. johnson raises the question as
to whether there will be a vacancy
in the Office OF county superintendent.
The Laws of 1901 give the Governor
power to fill vacancies in a county OF.
fee. II a man die while he Is mold
ing Office the governor would have
power to appoint to. fill the vacancy.
But as man is elected until his sue
cessor qualities 1t would seem that
in this case the present superintend-
ent would hold until the next general
election. unless there be. a law max
ing necessary the calling OF special
election.
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| of bugbear by the royal family and
1.-THE. court officials upon whom devol-
yes the task of providing accommoda.
| tion and entertainment But this is
not true of King Carlos, who is hail
fellow. well met. in every sense of
the, word and one of the most demo
cratic monarchs of Europe. His tastes
are in many respects similar to those
of King Edward. and because of this
fact, as. well as for reasons of state,
there, exists a really cordial friend
ship between the two.
King Carlos is a frst-rate shot. can
use his fists in the most approved
style. is an adept with both the pen
ell and the brush and is a splendid
swimmer and diver. Then, too. his
political ideas are distinctly liberal
and progressive. He has been gen
erously encouraged in his liberal ten
dencies by Queen Amelie, who has
the reputation of being one of the
best informed women Of Europe She
is the daughter of the Comte de Paris. !
who served on the staff of General
Mcclellan throughout the greater
part of the war between the Ameri-
can states.
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AacHsIsHoP RETURNS.
Afeer stay Of. seversi Weeks in Rome
Where. He Saw the Pope.

Afeer Stay of. seversi Weeks in Rome
Where; He Saw the Pope.
New York. NoK. 12.-Mgr. Chapelle
Archbishop of New Orleans, Cuba
and Porto Rico, arrived here on the
steamer La Lorraine from Havre af-
ter stay of several weeks in Rome.
On October 28th he had an interview
with the Pope and was most kindly
received. He will go. to Washington
at once and thence to New Orleans.
The Archbishop said he had pers-
onal message to. President Roosevelt
from Pope Plus. .'The. Pope was de-
lighted with the description of Mr..
Roosevelt" he said, ''and he has made
me the bearer OF message of kindli-
ness and good fellowship"
The result of the election was re-
ceived on the Lorraine by wireless
telegraph while the steamer was in
mid-ocean and the Archbishop sent
message of congratulation to Presi-
dent Roosevelt While he is no parti-
san, the Archbishop expressed salts
faction at the result of the election.
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TO VISIT ENGLAND.
King and Queen, Of Portugal to Spend
= 2 Fortnight as Guests Of
= - Kinu Edward.

London. Nov. PA Lisbon dis
patch says that King Carlos and
Queen Amelie, accompanied by the
Portuguese minister of foreign af-
fairs and a numerous suite. left the
capital today en- route to England,
where they are TO spend fortnight
'as guests OF King Edward. The visit
OF the Portuguese ruler to England
at this, time possesses no political sig
nificance. so far as can be learned.
1t may be regarded IS merely an in
terchange Of those amenities in which
European monarchs are wont to in
duige and In which King Edward has
always taken keen delight
Not infrequeHsiy however, the com
ing Of these royal visitors to the Eng
lish court is regaTdad as something
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again candidate for first place on
the ticket, and the battle will be
fought to finish between his friends
and those of Samuel Gompers, who
is trying for reelection.
| Duncan is backed by the powerful
granite cutters" organization, OF
which he is national secretary, and
by John Mitchell of the United Mine
tion will represent about $1,000 vot-
ers At the convention in Boston last
year Duncan and his supporters were
only about 1000 votes short of con-
troll They are making colossal efforts
to make up this shortage before the
poll is taken next week and their sue
cess. which is regarded by many as
not improbable, will mean the pass
ing of "Sam Gompers as national
labor leader.
The powerful labor organizations
that stand for what is known as lin
dustrialism" in the labor movement
are with Duncan and Mitchell. Indus
trialism means the grouping of sew
eral trades under one head. 1t is op-
posed to trade autonomy" whose
champion Gompers has consistently |
been.
The principle for which President |
Gompers contends is that each trade,
no matter how small, shall manage |
its own affairs and receive the protec
ton of the Federation. The Gompers
element charge that the opposition is
virtually, to establish
trust" within the ranks of tht labor
His friends declare,
that Gompers has shown
limself to be not open to political
and that Mitchells friend
ship for President Roosevelt is to
some extent motive power in the
present contest The latter statement
S vigorously denied by President
Mitchell and those who have aligned
themselves with him in the fight
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EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
Augustus peeurr is Raising Celery
for Copeland & 1ixbv.

Augustus DeBurr, the well known
Russian. is conducting a celery ex-
perimental station for George Bixby
and Sam Copeland a half mile east
of the city. He has eleven acres plant
ed in celery and he is enthusiasts
on the subject. in fact more so than
on the subject of returning home and
lighting the Japs. He considers celery
raising in the Pecos Valley a more
peaceful and lucrative occupation.
He formerly received a pension from
the Russian government as he was a.
war veteran, but since he mas not re-
turned home to engage in The present
conflict his pension has been stopped
He says that the celery he is raising
is the best in the world.
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Commissioners Meet.

Monday at 10 O'Clock a. m. the
Board of County Commissioners will
meet to canvass the returns from the
recent election.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gatewood was in honor Of their
daughter. Miss Gatewood. Mrs. Gale
woods sister assisted in entertaining
the guests.
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Fine Office suildina.

The Office building on Third street
at the rear of the Payton Drug Co,
is about completed and presents 4
very creditable appearance. IL is
built of artificial stone manufactured
two vaults. 1t is claimed that the old
er this stone gets the better It will
be. The building will be occupied by
Carl M. Bird, clerk OF the Fifth Judi
cial District.
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DUNCAN VS.. GoMPERs.
Labor Organization Has Split into
Several Elements.

Several Elements.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
largest congress of labor leaders ever
held on the Pacific Coast, as far as
the numbers represented and the int
erests involved are concerned, will
begin in this city next Monday with
the opening of the twenty-fourth an
nua1 convention of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. More than one mill
ion organized worlmen in the United
States are sending their delegates
900 in ALTO represent them. Presi-
dent Gompers and the executive coun
Gil reached this city today and at
once began work on the arrangements
and other business preliminary 10
the opening of the convention. The
guests of honor at the convention
will be william Abraham. NJ. p, and
]. Wignall. fraternal delegates from
the British Trades Union Congress.
Evidence is abundant that the COM
ing convention will be the most inn
portant in the history Of the fedora
ton. The organization has split into
several elements. among which ser
ious differences exist and there is' no
attempt to conceal the fact that q bit
ter fight to settle the question Of su-
premacy has arisen.
In he first place there is a fight
for the presidency. which is really a
continuation of last years contest in
Boston A central figure In the con
test ii James Duncan Of Massachus.
etts. who Is the present first vice
president of the Federation. He Il
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To Resume California Service.

Chicago, Nov 12.-Passenger traf-
fic officials of trans-continental rail-
roads are figuring on doing good
business in the way of tourist travel
to Southern California this winter.
The Santa Fe will tomorrow resume
its California Limited" daily be-
tween Chicago and the coast. The
entire train will consist of Pullmans
leaving Chicago every evening at
1880 and Kansas City at $40 in the
morning
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
Passenger and Freight Meet.-Eisht
Persons Killed

Ogden. Utah. Nov. 12.-The west
bound Union Pacific passenger train
No. and an east-bound freight col
lided a few miles east of Granger,
Wyoming, this morning. Both trains
were going at a high rate of speed
and were derailed going over an EN-.
bankment ten feet high. Both engia-
GERS and one fireman, names m
known. the freight conductor I.oham.
the mail clerk Sherman of Cheyenna =,
a car repairer and two passengers
are known to be killed. The wrecker
was sent out from Ogden.
Salt Lake, City. u. Nov. 12-Six
persons are known to be dead. two
are missing and probably under the
wreckage and i've were injured two
seriously in the wreck near Granger
this morning.
The dead are William Murray. engi-
neer; B. s. Eckles. engineer; Shern,-
an. mail clerk; Sam. Epperson. car
two passengers in the day
coach. names unknown. The dead
fireman and brakeman are supposed
to be in the wreckage. The PullInans
did not leave the track which ac-
counts for no Pullman passengers be-
ing injured
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3. L. JOHNSON is DEAD.

The County Superintendent Elee.
Died Last Night of tuberculosis.
This morning at / o'clock at his res
idence on the corner of Kentucky AMI
Alameda street Mr. b. l.. Johnson,
who on Tuesday last was elected on
the Democratic ticket county superin-
tendent of schools, was seized with a
hemorrhage and soon expired. Mr.
number of years, and for the past
two weeks had been confined to his
bed, being unable to participate III
the election. Last May he was sue
cessful at the Democratic primaries,
but after being placed on the ticket
was not physically able to take part
J in the campaign. spending most of
the summer months in the mountains.
About four years ago the deceased
with his wife came from Mineral
Wells, Texas, to Portales Here ne
claim for six months They then NOV
ed to Roswell which has since been
their home. Mrs Johnson was soon
elected to a position in the city
schools, which position she now holds
For several months Mr. Johnson was
in the employ of the Roswell Drug |
and Jewelry Co., only leaving their |
employ after his nomination last Nav. |
Mr. Johnson was a native of Ark |
anses and was "a years old at the |
time of his death. He was an active |
member of the Methodist church.
south. In every relation of life Mr.
Johnson was a perfect gentleman.
Highly educated, public spirited, cour-
teous and affable, he made friends
wherever he was known.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock from
the residence, and all friends are in
vited to be present The services will
be conducted by Rev. Twitty and Rev.
Hill The body will be shipped to
the deceased's old home at Harrison,
Arkansas.
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Nine. MeIba's concer. Tour.

~ New YORK, Nov. 12--Among todayis
arrivals from Europe. was. Nine hdeE
ba, whose appearance in concert and
opera is to be feature of the musical
season in this country. Her concert,
tour of sixteen weeks will begin in
Portland, Me-. next Tuesday, and
will extend west to San Francisco
and south to New Orleans. The sing
er will be heard in all the principal
intermediate cities. more than fifty
concerts having been arranged for
her
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New Time Table.

A new time table will 90 into ef-
feet Sunday, November goth on the
Pecos- Valley railroad. The train go
ing south will arrive and leave half
hour later in the afternoon, and the
train going north will arrive and
leave twenty minutes earlier in the
morning.
The following is the schedule. tlo-
cal tine.)
Train north arrive at 10000. Depart
at 1920 O. m.
Train south arrive at $3.50. Depart
at 4:1O p. m.
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FIRE At,b EXPLOSION:
Nine Persons Injured.-Property Loss
About 5000.

Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. 12.-Fire
accompanied by an. explosion of dyn-
amite or powder occurred here today
ON Gay street, the principal business
street of the city, and. caused loss
of about $25,006s Nine persons inclu-
ding six women were injured. The ire
originated from an unknown source
in the Woodruff Hardware Company's
building which was reduced to ashes.
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EArsRTA,sMgnT pRooaAM
Monday Evening, Nov. 14th, Benefit
Of the Military Company.
Monday eTening at the Christian

L
Of the Military Company.
Monday evening At the Christian
s Program.
Mandolin, Duet lSelected) Mr.! and
Voice, Fiddle and l." (Goodere). Mrs.
Flute Solo, tselected, Mr., George
Hinson.
Voice. The Flight of Ages" tBevan)
Mr.. Walter Pavlor.
Piano. Faust. On, 90, Leybach) Miss
Norfieet.
Duet, from sweet Clover" Mr.. Ru-
pert Hamilton and Miss Rabb.
Voice, ''The Bandolero' Mr.. H. W.
Stevens.
Cauzone, from II Trovatore, Mrs. Gun
sui
Violin, Romance and Bolero," (Chas.
Danela)s Mr.. .Axelson.
Duet. Where are Yon Going My
Pretty Maid (by requesb Miss
Rabb and. Mr.. H. w. Stevens.
Male Quartet. tselected) Messes.
Paylor, Hamilton. Nelson and Ste
vens.
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ANOTHER cusHER.

Largest Well in This Section Of the
Valley Brought in.
Carper 4 Sons yesterday afternoon
brought in the largest artesian well
in this section of the Pecos. Valley
The well is gusher and is located
eight miles southeast of the city, one
mile east of the big orchard. The
depth is 4S1 feet. and the casing is
SIS inches. The flow is As inches Ove:
the casing and they even expect to
strike larger flow by going down
to a. depth of five hundred feet. The
well is owned by j. NJ. Miller
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On board stretcher. his life hang
ing in the balance, Mr., Gessinger
who has been ill SO long at. the Ward
hospital. was placed in the baggage
car of the train north this morning
hoping to get home to die. He was
accompanied by his wife who has
been at his bedside for weeks. Deca-
tur, Illinois, is their home.
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PERSONALITY OF ROOSEVELT.
Regarded by London Newspapers as
Prime Factor in Repub-
lican Nicforv

London, Nov. 12.-The weekly
newspapers issued today devote con-
siderable space to the election in the
United States, and all dwell lengthi-
ly on the personality of President
Roosevelt as the prime factor in the
Republican victory.
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Tickets are ON sale for, the Nation
al Guards Musicale Nov. 14th at Dan
fef & DanieL druggists. and at Pay
ton Drug store. Price 30 cts
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Mrs. Fred Whiteman and daughter
who have been visiting Judge Howard
Leland and family. left this morning
for her home in Danville, H.
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PENAsco RETURNS.
Below are the Returns From Penaseo


Below are the Returns From Penascc
Precinct.
Money, .2s: Andrews. 49,
Ballard 21; Tempke, 2l.
Ellis, 30; Prayer, %.
Odem. 21: Woodruff. 2l.
Evans, 253 Snyder, II.
Fritz, %: Hagerman. 10.
White. pa; Lea. 25; Gayle, %.
Peck, 26; Johnson. "a; Kenney, rs.
This gives Money, Ballard, Ellis and
Woodruff the following majorities in
the county:
Money, 4s4; Ballard, 655; Ellis.
is5; Woodruff. liz.
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Honey, 25c. a quart; Soc. a
half gallon. Roswell Produ0e
and Seed Co.
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Miss Fannie Mayes, niece Of DIR. c.
NJ Mayes. left this morning for ST.
Louis where she will attend the Fair.
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FOR SALE DIRT AcHEAP.-If sold
in ten days. One. frame house; i've
rooms nicely finished, bath room.
two closets, oat-houses, barn. stalls
y and buggy shed, surface well. south
, east front ON two prominent streets
Apply y. Record once. Il
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Mountain Beef at the Sacra-
mentO Meat Market. Phone AIS.
WANTEo.-A second hand one-hOrse
wagon. Apply Record Office.

Mr. and Mrs. w. W, Wells left for
Dallas today to make their future
home.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures or nnfnrn-
ished rooms, close In. Inquire At
Record once. 17ts
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London, Nov 12.-The Japanese le
cation denies that there is any truth
minham Post to the effect that Japan
has communicated in strong terms
with several European governments
on the subject of the Russian second
Pacific squadron coaling at neutral
ports, which 1t is added Japan con-
sidered 20 be serious breach of neu-
traiity. The legation has taken no
steps in the matter and has not heard
OF any such communication.
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TRAIN slbE-swiPeD.
Rear Car Struck by Passing Train
Five PASSENGERS Injured.

Five Passengers Injured.
Washington, Nov. 12.--The west
bound ST. Louis express while pull
ing onto a siding near Boyds, Md.
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
was side-swiped by the Pittsburg linn
iced today and five passengers injur-
ed. Only the rear car, Pullman, was
struck.
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]. Phelps White went north thi'
morning.
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Mrs. J. C. Lea left this morning for
her Texas home.
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Mukden, (afternoOn) Nov. 12.-Tne
situation is unchanged today Artil-
lery firing continues The firing at
times grows heavy, particularly in
the southwest. The Japanese shellel
the Russian positions Internationally
iyesterda ,. The Russians did not re.
ply, This afternoon severe artillery
engagement took place on the Rus
sian right
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Shipments for Port Arthur.

Using Tau, Nov. 12.-The British
steamer Thales of the Douglas line,
has been purchased by German resi-
dents of Using Tau and given German
register. She is now loading for Port
Arthur. Local shipping houses have
ers which left here recently with sup
plies for Vladivostock have arrived
there in safety. 1t is also known here
definitely that several supply ships
have reached Port Arthur within the
last fortnight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-08-17
SPARESFR THE TELEGRAPH
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
CONDENSED.
pEAF MUTEs, OoNvENTIoN.
5000 Dispalea 3 EYenlng CapllaL

Allentown. Pa. Aug. 1.-THE Penn.
main in session until Saturday even
ing. The attendance numbers more
than POO persons. including many meu
aud women of wide prominence in ed
ucatiOnai work for the deaf and dumb.
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NOTIFICATION OF DAVIS.


White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
Aug. 17.-Ex- Senator Henry G.. Davis
was notified this afternoon that he
is the Democratic candidate for the
vice presidency. Congressman John
Sharp Williams and Champ Clark,
with the members of the mobilization
committee, arrived here this morning.
There were present also considerable
number of prominent Democrats OF
West Virginia, Maryland and adjoin-
ing states The actual notification
was simple. After ex-senator Davis
had been introduced Congressman
Williams notified the candidate in a
brief speech, and the latter replied
briefly. The speeches were delivered
from the hotel piazza. Subsequently
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a.7Es OF ADVERTISING.

.su. ave lines So1pasS,i se ais' speeid
,itst suDseq - ,,,1thiy quarterly and yearly
ii'el..', notices aud political Or p.rs a,ss
- it e,.1.,io.,s ls cent? per line no~i
clsam DE- 'l9sertons 10 cents ger me.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-08-17
WISCONSIN PosTMAsTERs.
Social Dispateh 70 Evening capilal.

sF0SAA btopdtNH " Evening (dPAtaL
Madison, Wis, Aug. 17.-Members
of the Wisconsin State Postmasters'
Association assembled here in second
annual convention today and were
called to order by Postmaster Still
man, of Milwaukee. Between $50 and
800 postmasters of the state were in
attendance. +. W. Keyes, postmaster
of Madison, welcomed the visitors and
response was made by Thomas Kirby,
postmaster of Superior. The better
ment of country roads for rural free
delivery routes, the needs of fourth
class offices, and postmasters and en-
ployes' bonds were among the subjects
discussed during the day. Congress-
man III. O. Adams is slated to address
he pOstmasters this evening. The con-
vention will continue through tomor-
row and close in the evening with the
election of officers for the ensuing
year.
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ANNAPOLIS. Washington & BALTIC. K. 4
yaeet june 5. 1904.

schedule N Eject June D. W.
q l''.' Il, Annapolis Junction connect
Trains leave - 80 ~ lunctiOn with trains
lus a o,. dsssgl aud Washington, and ou'ef
ssints % ioiio~s'
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soik Headache.

"For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called sick
headache of very severe character.
She doctored with several eminent ply
slams and at great expense, only to
grow worse until she was unable to do
any kind of work. About a year ago
she began taking Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets and today weighs
more than she ever did before and is
real well. says Mr.. Geo. +. Wright. of
New London, New Yark. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store.
/ find nothing better for liver de-
rangement and constipation than Cham
ber.ain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
L. +. ANDREWS. For sale by Field
meyer Bros. City Drug Store.
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WHO CANNOT BH cuRRD.

Backed up by over third of a century
of remarkable and uniform cures, record
such as no other remedy for the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar TO women evei
attained. the proprietors of DR.. Pierce't
Favorite Prescription now feel fully war.
ranted in offering to pay $500 in legal
money of the United States, for any case
Of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolap-
sus, or Falling Of Womb which they can
not cure All they ask is . fair and reason.
able trial Of their means Of cure.
ct have thought for some time would write
YOU and tell you of the great Improvement in
my health since taking your Favorite Prescrip
tiou. says Mrs. II. 8. Jones' Of Forest, N. G
rWiien I began It's use was physical wreck
and had despaired Of ever having any health
again. Could not sit up all day, and was 90
weak could not walk one quarter Of mile
! noted great improvement in nay health be
fore the FIRST bottle was used. Was suffering
with almost every pain that woman Is subject
10. had indamrsation Of ovaries. painful and
suppressed periods and other symptoms Of
female disease. After taking six bottles oil
'Favorite Prescription. I felt like a new per.
son Can ride horseback and take all kinds OF
exercise and not feel tired
If you are looking for perfect laxa-
tive try DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.