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TRANsPAclFfc MAILS. FORWARDED Owe l.
LAND DAILY

lNANSFAIlfiC NAILS. FORWARDED Owe I.
LAND DAILY
The schedule OF closing OF Transpaclec Mails
is arranged on the presumption OF their unntor
rupted overland transit 20 port OF sailing The
pacific Malls despatched via Vancouver Victoria
Tacoma or Seattle, which close p 81 previous day
close at tao General Post once. New l0d, a.
HAWAII. JAPAN, KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS via san FreuCiScu. close Al
oP ". March 3 for despatch per steamship
HAWAII. Via San Francisco close atsP ST. Marc
JAPANF SoR f.Sh G En- SNS%'% aa9 Pr GfLff
ANDS. via Seattle close At p. NJ Marco
rAB pT de s5S Pf1 ofi'fslsgP y9 & N9Ta
Francisco. close At P. ". March 10 Tor de
spaich per steamship Mnnposa
NEW Ncl4aLEboNiA SSHHasoA iHfsE'%&AiT G ana
IlJl ISLANDS. VI. San Francisco, close A. &
sierra d Inc clnard SCAM sssHe- S CARVING ia'' ~
British mall for New zealand does not arrive
mails closing at $50 4. a. $50 a, II and p
Nj SUNDAYS at 40 4. M "a ~ and p Nj
w, be mao u and forwarded uuiu the arrival
HAWAII Az J IAIA &b koREA CHM snd PHILIP
s,P II; March IS, for despatch per steamship
Mongolia
and PHiIIPPiNE ISLh%pS. VIA Van ysncnnyef
and Victoria. r, c. close Al P. n. Nhrch "a
FIJI XII 's1f9' a a@Rf'iw O. In ana
,oT,A. g 9AdLEbo o Va EaReonyer and VIC
psr 1ip19sen 7, PET Isl siies1ImSSe ap Aor49pgL,
cisco close at p. VI. March 90 for despatch
per United States transport.
AAN S,,,I ,tESe e NewghwA1r and Port Ar.
,Hur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is al present
forwarded via Russia
NOTE Unless otherwise sddrrSsrd West Am,
ttaiia IS forwarded via Europe: View ZEALAND
VA san Francisco, and certain places 10 The
NE quickest routes. Philippines specially
a. u tss forrg a f ys Tnsi Pc iuy nrsIaa
VIA san Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r. WILCOX postnnstet
Posi- once. New York. Y. y. Feb "a ipd5
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Robert j.. Former Champion PAGER. IL
Dead

Word was received In this city Yesterday
that Robert J.. the noted champion PAGER Of
former years. had died at villa GO Farm.
East Aurora. y Y. the previous night
Nathan S,raus owned the side wheeler Since
last November Robert ! has had the run of
silent man from tennessee raced Robert !
and gained for him u mark OF POI reduc-
ug tie pacing record from 2.ia.. lie was
toaled 100 ISIS and was purchased 300 1892 bv
the late Mr.. Hamiu Tor 5000 A bad ca-e
Of heaNes developed after Robert J.. with
record of Os 10 pole. Then he yyns usod on
the Speedway by G L. Tewkshury. Who
purchased The horse for $500 Al tho last
Old Glory sale Mr. Straus gave 1900 Tor
Robert J simply 20 give him a home for the
rest OF his life
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Harvard wins From Brown In Aquatic Meet.

PEovInENcR March a Harvard won In
the aquatic meet with Brown here to.ni,ht
In the Colgate Hoyt swimming pool soaring
points 10 Brown S >. Harvard won tho so
and 100 yard dashes. the plunge for distance
and relav race, while Brown shut on, Tho
Cambridge tHam In water polo. Tho r.lov
race and polo game counted two points earb
aud the other events one point ca~h No~cs
Of Harvard won the hfty yard ra,a to-
Bushcl Of brown IN 80 - seconds Farlcv
won The 100 yard event also from Bushei In
distance sherburn OF Harvard made "a fec,
inches Hin OF Brown. a. feet inches Uar
ward won the relay race in , lninutcs - IL
seconds, Farley and Qunlan cornnosi,, ,bc
Harvard team In the water polo game
Brown won by goals 70 n
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Ralnlns =, Rounn nem al Mnmlnrrnn.

Two colored weltcrweehts. Kid Wilson of
Orange. ~. and Billy Dinkle Of Syracuse.
put up O gingery bout Of six rounds at tho
Wilmington Athletic club. Wilmington moi
last Wednesday night The bout went tbe
limit and the result vas a draw Dinkleused
right arms swings TO advantage and
knocked Wilson down In tho second and third
rounds " llson was soon on his feet In the
mn he had somewhat the better OF the going
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TRANSATLANTIC MAlLs.

SATURDAY tO.-At 9 A. NJ for EUROPE. per
steamship Philadep hia. via Plymouth and
Cherbourg tman Tor Ireland musl be directed
per steamship Philadelphia 81 $50 A. "
for BELGIUM PARCELS. POST MAILS, per
steamship kroonland Irregular mail for Be-
GUM must be directed per steamship Kroon
isnd"; at $50 A. NJ. for ITALY direct. per
steamship Konig Albert mail must be d
rected per steamship KONG Alhert"I: al
$50 A. II for ITALY direct. per steamship
Cira di Torino mail must be directed per
supplementary u M Tor EUROPE per
steamship E,rura, Via Queenstown AID Liver
pool
tt ESDAY t7-At go ". for EUROPE pei
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Gros,'. vis
Plymouth. Cherhourg aud Bremen,
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international Cnes. Game po.,nono,

>pfciHi t4Nf be'pGfch n TIM SUN.
PARIs. March 2-Janowski, being india
posed. sent word TO Numa Preti the
president OF the Cercle Phnldot. stating tbs,
he would take n day on. and so no game In
the great chess match against Frank 4
Marshall Of Brooklyn was PLAYED TO-DAY
Play viii he resumed on Saturday, whom
,lanowski will be called upon 10 omen Tho
contest. Present score Marshall 7. jan
nWski draNn.
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MAILS PoRTARnED OVERLAND. &C. EXCEPT
rRANSpAEIEI

MAILS FORN ARllED OVERLAND. &c. EXCEPT
TRANSPAClFIC
CUBA Via Port Tampa Florida closes A. this
once daily except THURSDAY. A. S3p 4 dh-
connecting malls close here Mondays.
,,vV WccGnrSaSys and SATURDAYS,
dressed for despatch by steamer. closes ~
ms on'ce daily. except sunday. az 1870 y. M
and 1879 p ~ sundays at ino p 81. and
NEWFOUNDLAND EXCEPT Parcel. Post Mails -
l,y ran 10 North sydney and thence BY teamer
Up " Sunday at $50 p II. oconnecting mails
close hero every Monday Wednesday and
JAMAlCA.-By nail to Boston, and theme. by
steamer. closes a. ms once at p. NJ. TUESDAY
by rail to Philadelphia. mud thence ag
,W,, eHnsId. Gloss at this ONCE az 1880 p ~
MotELoN |Uy rail to Boston. end thence nv
steamer closes az TIL, once daily. eIcep.
BAHAMAS excerpt Parcels Post Nails BY rai
10 hilami. Fla. and thence rs steamer. closes
81 ms Once ~ i4So a. NJ Monday. Wednes
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS tHast Coast
and GUATEMALA.-By rail 20 Ncw OrleAn.
daily, except Sunday. al 81 IN =. NJ. and $40 -
y. " sundays Al Sl;O1 =. VI and Iin50 +. NJ
connecting mall closes here Mondays at $40 ~
COSTA RiCA-By rail to New Orleans and theme,
by steamer. closes az ths Once daily except
days at 81 90 =. VI. and 5000 = NJ connect
Ing mail closes here Tuesdays A. 5000 y NJ
NICARAGUA EAST Coa'u.--By rail- 10 New or
Office dhilt. except sunday. az 81 81 I. 81 and
ilOD =. NJ. sunday n, 81 80 = NJ and sio.Sn
ds,s a, Go &c mai closes here "edneS
PANAMA and CANAL ZONF.-Bv rail to New
Orleans Ia and thence by steamer. closes
days. At $50 p. II and 5000 p 81. SUNDAYS
az 100 = aud llo40 l. v connecting mall
SREGlSIERED MAI. closes at 500 p II. preyo&
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NOTICE. Five cents per half ounce IN addition
70 ne rrgui1r po.g0e. must he plcuad on all
letters forwarded by the 81 SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS. and letters deposited in inc drons
marked LettrS Tor Foreign Countries after
The CLOSING or THE RFGl LAR MAIL
for despatch hy a particular vessel VIII not
he 80 forwarded unless such additional rosinds
is run prepaid thereon by stamps Supple.
mentary Transatlantic Mails are also opened
on the piers 81 the AMERICAN ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers, whenever The Sallincs
occur at 4 NJ or later aud in.c mail NAV
be deposited In mall boxes ON the piers OF
the Gcrman Lines sailing from Hobokrn. Thc
mails on the piers open one hour ara 4 half
before the sailing time and close ten minutes
before calling time. Only regular postage
deiteU rvc ccntS a half ounce is required
or nr:iciet mailed on the piers % the Arlerfc1n
v hue star and German Sea PoSfl steamers
double postage uciteEs ten cents q half ounce
On other lines.
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piker, New YORK a wins as Young Corbett.
from being put 70 sieeE. ~
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Regular and Supplementary mails close AZ For,
eign Station corner OF West and Morton Streets
halt hour later than closing time shown below
Except that Supplementary Mails for Europe
md Central America via Colon. close one hour
later a. Foreign Station
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Poyr OFFICE.
POST oFrIcE NOTICE.

Cshouid DO read DAILY By all Interested. a.
changes may OCCUR at any trneJ
Foreign malls Tor the week ending March =
General Post once as follows: REGISTERED
AND PARCELS POST NAILS close one hour tgnisf
than closing time shown below. Parcels Post
mails for Germany close at r. NJ. March /. per
steamship Bluecher. and March O. per steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
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EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE to quick Investor ~
(oal, WIN 100 5000 cash. as partner ctccllrrt
~ 1.a'nt1, caty pfons amounting no 5000 5000
20 Past 18th
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, OPTION MAJORITY STOCK District CORPORA
lon Lof sale large dividends Investigation granted
SECRETARY. los isth 81. Wsshingto D. {.
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NTT0IxTINF3 100 RELIABLE
kAl.1kxkHl-ll1J AUTOS CHEAP

~ more bargains Just arrived from Buffalo.
spot cash THIS winter secured US some trcmendo uE
bargains. Small ptoht, Quick Sale" our Motto
fords' CAdlllscs Ramblers Peerless. Four pas
senger Automobiles tsome just like new, $3.50
upwards: Autocars tcost ii.750i, $3.50 s2.5oO Oar
rags $50 $500 Cans. $3.50 Oldsmoblles. tlT5 up:
1900 Pope Toledo. $500 Orient Buckboerds
like new. $3.50. Wlnton RunAbout. with top s77S
White Steamers, Nors. New WintonS. Electric
Automobiles OF various makes
WILLIS Automobile Exchange II PARK Place
near broadway
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Wa lEp 4 loan of 5000 80 inrrsa-r .aIrs
OF patent, over io'oo sold annually cost, &c. %
manufacture. sells for 6Sc.. pcrrsutarr g1 sairs
ana i.beral interest," offered 10 Investor t..f. tr
MCDONALD WlGGiNS CO. PSI Rroa,,Vat
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BUSINESS CHANCES

~
Ahk NOTlCk- wish to correspond with A
lady or gentleman that IL acquainted with a cnsd
osss OF Hebrew people coming To tho rnsrIpfeI hi.
,hs Jason " VIII be- to tATir Interest 10 adde's.
LONh boN No T. Grimm Corners, y. y.
Az OPPORTUNITY Fos INVESrOR. IN ar.
.oun, ol requiring immediate capital pat'y offer
guarAnlrc1 per cent. investment t7nssi IT.
particulars apply "a
McpoN MD.wiGGiNs Co. PSI broadway
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HOTEL DUNLOP.

Oceau Atr. DIfecry on lhc beach
Most central location in At Hntlc City. Thor.
oughly modern completely equipped High class
service Private baths American and European
plans
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One Stove Heats the Bank.

Now that cold weather is coming
on it will be interesting to know
what stoves will do when put to the
test. The Citizens National Bank is
heated by one stove, and the building
is always comfortable. although dur
ing banking hours the doors are al
most constantly being opened and
closed. The stove is one of the small
est sizes of the Coles Hot Blast
make. 1t was put there last winter by
the Ullery Furniture Company, and
during the coldest weather last win
ter, gave entire satisfaction Always
before that the bank had large, un-
slightly stove that, in spite of it's size,
hardly gave satisfaction. This is a
good test of the merit of stoves.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06
A PARTY QUESTION.

Albuquerque Daily Journal QRep)
A meeting of the Republican cen
trail committee of New Mexico is to
be held in the city of Santa Fe on
eraticn, as we are told, of important
questions now pending, and of great
lican party.
In this connection the Morning Jour
nal desires to call attention to a mat
ter which it believes to be of more
Importance to the Territory, and es-
any of those which the chairman like
ly had in mind when calling the meet
ing, and that is the necessity which
circumstances have recently forced
upon us of taking some positive meas
ures as a party. to relieve ourselves
so, of the unutterable disgrace in the
eyes OF the whole country, of being
represented in congress by our pres
ent delegate elect.
1t would be idle to indulge in crimi-
nations or recriminations about the
responsibility for this mans election.
1t is better for US to acknowledge
frankly that he worked the party, just
as he worked the dead cashier of the
Enterprise bank, and while the Re
publican party of the Territory can
not wipe out the whole account with
pistol bullet. it can mitigate to
great extent the disgrace it has
brought upon itself and New Mexico,
and win the respect of the American
people, by a resolution of the central
committee asking him to resign, and
in case of his failing to do so, asking
congress to refuse to admit him.
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SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.
Several Persons Get Hurt by Auto
mobile Wrecks.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. 6.-In an
unprecedented series of automobile
accidents in Los Angeles during the
past twenty-four hours, one person
was killed, one perhaps fatally injur-
ed, and six others more or less SER
iously hurt Mrs. H. T. Austin was
instantly killed, and Miss Edith Pol
ley had her skull fractured, while
two others were injured by their ma
chine stalling on the street car track
in front of rapidly moving car. Two
other persons were run down by an
automobile while driving and their
horse killed The other two were hit
by an automobile. In addition there
was a collision between two automo-
biles which injured several. who how
ever, proceeded to their homes before
their names were ascertained.
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STATE TREASURER AND
NEWSPAPER MAN FIGHT
Exciting Incident in EIks' Club Room
at Topeka, Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 6.-In regard to
the Kelley-MacLennon incident in the
Elks' club rooms Sunday, Frank P
MacLennon, editor of the Topeka Dai
ly Journal, gave out statement to-
day in which he said that while he
was waiting to be shaved at the Club,
Kelley approached him and used abu-
sive language. also claiming that Nc
Lennon had been roasting him (Kel-
ley) in his paper. Then Kelley struck
a glancing blow on MacLennon's neck
when MasLennon- said, q have some
regard for the proprieties of his Club
if you have Of" Kelley muttered
something about what he would do
at another time. A half dozen people
gathered around the men and one of
the State Journals reporters Mac
Lemons paper) showed Kelley to one
side and the incident ended Kelley
is state treasurer.
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lessen their sufferings there will be
bloodshed. Don't forget that hungry
men are desperate men, said one
speaker. Enormous crowds of women
from all parts of London marched
through the streets, headed by the
deputation which Premier Balfour re-
ceived at the office of the local gov
eminent board. The "Marsellaise"
was heard as the procession advanc-
ed, perhaps the first time it was ever
heard under such circumstances in
London
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06

New York, Nov. 6.-Today will wit
ness the closing scenes in one of the
most remarkable political campaigns
in New York City's history. 1t has
been remarkable in many ways. The
two old party organizations have
been invaded by a new and great
force which under the name of NUM-
cipal Ownership party and with VIM.
r. Hearst as its candidate for mayor,
has conducted a campaign so vigor
Gus and so well managed that the
city has been astonished at its dis
play of strength. Mayor George B.
Mcclellan, the Democratic nominee.
has based his appeal for votes on his
record as mayor, while William NJ.
Ivins, the Republican nominee, has
made a vigorous campaign, telling
his followers that if they hold firm
he would be elected on the division
of Democratic strength between Nc
Clellan and Hearst Hardly second in
interest to the mayoralty has been
the campaign of VIM T Jerome for
reelection as district attorney.
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New Teacher at Dexter.

Miss Grace Butler has been forced
to resign her position as teacher or
the primary department of the Dex-
ter schools on account of the sick
ness OF her mother and sister. and
Miss Linda Peterson, graduate of
the Roswell high school. will fill her
place Miss Peterson is a bright and
scholarly young woman and will no
doubt make a good teacher.
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ROBBED WHILE HE SLEPT.

Roswell Man Has Bad Luck While on
Trip in South Dakota.
j. P. Angel returned last night
from a trip to South Dakota, where
he went few weeks ago with a ship
ment of cattle. While at Brennan, S.
D., he had the misfortune to be rob-
bed. One night while he was asleep
in rooming house, a robber entered
his room and took his trousers from
under his pillow, while he slept, and
stole $3.50 and a watch from the
pockets. then stole his overcoat be-
considers the trip an expensive one
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Fred Rankin, the ice and meat
marketm an, is the proudest citizen
in Roswell today, and he has right
to be, too for twin girls arrived at
his home last night. Mother and
babes all doing nicely.
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To Drill East of Pecos.
Artesia Advocate.

ArteS1A AdVOCate.
The Wagner drill, which has been
operating near Roswell, has arrived
and set up for drilling on the land OF
Mr. Shawver. across the Pecos river,
directly east of Artesia This will be
the first well put down east OF the
river in the lower valley II success
full, several more wells will be drilled
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06
TRAIN WRECKED Y DYNAMITE.

Engine Damaged Considerably, But
No Person Reported Hurt.
Salinas, Cal, Nov. 6.-(Bulletin)
Overland Limited train No. 9 coming
west was wrecked today between
Santa Margarita and San Luis Obs
po, by the explosion of a package of
dynamite lying on the track The en-
gine was damaged considerably, but
so far as known, no one was injured.
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Tainted Money the Issue.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 6.-The Repub-
iicans claim the state by pluralities
ranging from 25.eOO for supreme Judge
to $4,000 for regents of the universi-
ty. The fusionists assert that their
ticket will be elected, but give no
figures. The gift of 100000 to the
state university by John d. Rockefel-
Ter has been the only issue of the
campaign SO far as public agitation
is concerned. the fusionists insisting
that the gift be returned to him.
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SANTA FE CENTRAL
STOCK Is MISSING

Receiver of Enterprise Bank Unable
to Find Securities.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 6.-Eighty
thousand dollars worth of the stock
of the Santa Fe Central railroad, of
which the late Cashier Clark, of the
Enterprise National Bank, was treas
urer are reported to be missing. Re
ceiver Cunningham, of the defunct
bank has not been able to find them.
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Some Satisfied, Others Quiet.

Helsingfors, Finland, Nov 6-The
imperial manifesto, meeting most of
the demands of the Firms, arrived
here late last night. The constitu-
tionalists are satisfied. and the So
cialists who threatened to make dem
onstrations, have thus far been quiet
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Hearino of Prof. Carroon.

, The hearing of Principal Frank Car
room, of North Hill school, for whip
ping pupil, has been postponed un-
til Tuesday or Wednesday, on ac-
count of the fact that Judge Bailey,
before whom the hearing is to be
held, is a witness in district court.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06
Takes Boy to Reform School.

Deputy U. S. Marshal W. R. Forbes
left this morning for Golden City,
Colo, taking with him Olin Nokes,
the boy who pleaded guilty to rob-
bing the lock boxes at the Roswell
postoffice. The boy is to be placed in
the reform cshool at Golden to serve
sentence of three years at hard Ia
bOr
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tory in tomorrow's election by good
majority The Citizens party work
ers have completed a canvass of the
city and county showing that they
will win by not less than $4,000. The
Democrats are supporting the Citi-
ze1s' party.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 6.-Interest in
the election here centers in the choice
for mayor of Louisville. Paul ]. Barth
Democrat, and ]. T. O'Neal, fusionist,
have made an active campaign.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 6.-Both
and Democrats claim to
be confident of victory in the city
election tomorrow
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
focal Reuort.l

Roswell, N. M, Nov. 6.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., So; min, AZ; mean. 49,
Precipitation, 90; wind N. vel2city
miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity: :
Partly cloudy with local rain 20
night and Tuesday; stationary temp
erature.
M. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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j. S. Dicus on Trial.

]. S. Dicus, the Dexter real estate
man, is on trial in district court on
the charge of assaulting A. F. Catron
with a deadly weapon. Record readers
are familiar with the details.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06
EYES OF NATION UPON STATE
AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
EAST AND NORTH.
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT

New York City Leads in interest
Ohio State Election Hard Fought
Tainted Money the Issue in Ne
braSka.-NeGro DiSfranchisement
Probable in Observation-Disclosures
Support Citizens Ticket in Phila-
delphia.
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Close of Hot Campaign.

Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-The hottest
campaign in the history of the state
closed Saturday with great uncertain
ty as to the outcome. Democrats
claim they will win by $4,000.
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Troops Charge With eayonets.

Tomsk, Siberia, Nov. 6.-Troops
were forced to charge with bayonets
against a mob engaged in pillaging
Jewish houses A number were killed
and many wounded. The city is half
sacked.
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LOST A lady's brown suit coat, be-
tween Jaffa, Prayer & Co. store
and the N. M. M. I. Finder please
return to Record Office and receive
reward. 13tf
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Mr.. and Mrs c. ]. Wfberg have ar,
rived from Kansas City to make their
home here.
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Come and be healed by the Divine
method. So-called >incurabie cases es-
pecially desired. Absent treatment gi-
ven. Address 1000 N. Main St 1879
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RUSSIAN SITUATION.
Papers Appeal for confidenee.-More
Quiet in Provinces.


ST. Petersburg, Nov. 6.-The Off,
cial Messenger today prints a strong
ly worded appeal for confidence. 1t
bears Count Witte's ear-marks. 1t
hints strongly that the empire is
threatened with dismemberment un-
less the people rally to its support,
and draws attention to the different
characters of representations with
which the government is being be-
sieged to quell the disorders in the
some of them complaining
of the zeal of the troops and others
of their inaction, some asking for
protection and others for the
entire removal of soldiers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-06
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