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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
FIND SLAYER OF
BESSIE BOUTON
Mt Cutter Murder Mystery ~
Way ol solution
ADMITS OF NO DOUBT
THAT IDENTIFICATION is COM.
PLETE or MAN WANTTD IN
CALIFORNIA FOR MURDER
or ELLIS.

Berkeley, Cal, October IA man
lnoWn as william Brush, or Cnrus,
Who with a woman companion IS
vented for be robbery and attack up
8u Nillilm Ellis, the Australian sport
Ing man. in this city on Wednesday
.asi has hocn ident fed by the police
as Milton Franklin Andrews wanta a
Coz NE alleged murder of BE sic Bou-
ION. n Mt Cutler. Colo. on October
1904 The detectives say that tao
dcntihca Is so positive as to admit
af 10 doubt
The minute description furnished
tr Ellis OF hs assailant tidly exactly
eth those sent broadcast over .t1e
country last year OF tbe man who was
known TO have bern with BE sic Bou
frn shortly before ner body was found
And ces i-ay ia unier tne ahses
ef George Bennett and Milton. Frank.
In. and H. low appears that he has
added the names Of Brush and Curtis
10 his list.
Not only Goes Brush or Curtis 81
descriptions ~ Andrews. but the pro-
HlTsfiCns for the dismembermear CT.
i-Iis rol gisf rcall the reta is Of d
rageiy in Tuloradr Bessie Bourm
s..r se- found haefed Boz pieces aul
q I'D bad aer7 rEe1 10 rem Ter fhs wort
f den -iGcatioH more difieIlL Nc
..cw o tee Whereabouts -of FTush 4
and his femalee companion has YET /
been fouu1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
HYPNOT|zED BY
WIDOWS BEAUTY
Street Car Conductors Fail TO
Ask Her Fare
DOES NOT UNDERSTAND
WHY ST. LOUIS DOES NOT PuR.
SUE HoLD-uP METHODS IN
VOGUE ON CHICAGO
ROADS.

ST. Louis. Mo- October / A. Mrs ri
y. Fox, 4 wealthy and exceedingly
ham some young widow Of Chicago,
who has been staying at the Hotel
Holser for tie last eight weeks, says
she has not paid one nickel for car
fare since she has been In the city.
The lady II at a loss to understand
her immunity from the established tug
for street car rides
Langhingly Mrs. Fox discussed the
matter with reporter tonight. III
don't see how they can run their street
railway system here, she said. III
ride on street cars six or eight times
q day and have been doing 10 for two
months, and | haven't had to pay one
iipe.cent piece ana haven't tried 10
6eat my way either as | know some
women do. don't need the nickels
tor pin money, and every time get
Gn ear eat ont coin and hold IL Iii
i'm MY hand, but the conductor never
cones for II Often he passes me and
looks at me- but he does moi seem To
be able to see my outstrs tched hand
and the money offered He alway
10 Ks into my eyes in friendly way
and passes on.
Now in Ch cago It Is very differ.
eat. The conductors hold you up al.
most before you get on the car They
seem frantic with fear that some ore
will escape without paying toll The
are SO exceedingly vigil |
ant in my home city that ! cannot
conceive how woman possibly can
ave her pin money from car fare were
we ever q clever at the Same
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
WON IN A DRIVING FINISH
French Automobile Racers Won Ven
derhiit Cup with an American
Close Secerd.

New York Oct 14-In a driving
finish with the next man only a few
-ersrd tetind. Ho-erv ~ fine team. Of
F7H.f sl.gf1lh le r1cers Hon the
ace 5or lre 81 X Vanderbilt. gr emp
over the Ling Island c0ur e today
Temery made tie distance zs5 miles
in 27G initiates elapsed time. George
y aith- American. driving a French
ca- was soog15- Traeer- another An
ericaa luf no # tts French team
ihird. Tsncia # the TtsH7n tear.
iionrfh HeBery won from Health By
rhree minutes ans g seconds elapsed
time
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
LONDON FLAGS
At HALF MAST
ON MANY THEATRES FOR SIR
HENRY IRVINc.-Miss TERRY
COMPLETELY FRUSTRATED
WITH GRIEF.

London. Oct 1.-THE body of Sir
Henry lrg NJ viii reach london to-
mofrow morning Immediately oH its
arrival the body VIII be taken TO lr
wings residepce.
+lase were placed a. half-mast oH
Hrny theatres in Loadon odav and
tho afternoon and evening perform
ance7 iH fhe theatres throughout the
country closed with the orchestra play
Ing ths 5ead march AT me Queens
Haii canceri. Chopin's funeral Iaarca
was lsay=d. The vast audience stand
Ing
Ellen Terry. who IS playing At
birmingham. is reported 10 be cem-
piateiy prostrated Win grief and did
not appear at tonisht's performance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
NATIONALS TAKE ANOTHER.

Chicago, Oca 1i.-The Chicago Ma
0nals defeated he Americans today
Lundgen was h.t hard in the first in
ming tho Americans scoring five runs.
The Nationals rallied in the siXth. and
lied the score and In The seventh
bunched their hits and won.
The. score
Nationals 49,. o.. .... .....,....S II ?
American ... .--. ... ....t.-.3 . 2
Batteries-Lundgren. Reulbach and
King: owen White. Smith, Sullivan
and Mcfarland
Attendance over 1900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
sTlRs FRANCES WRATH.

Paris. October 14.-Oficial quarters
here show growing fHpefianee pr Pres
iieut Cas- no's failure thr- far to win
draw his 'offrnsive action toward ~.
Taignv. the French Charga d Affsires
st Caracas, The Patrie today pub
lshed dispatch from Tor ent. saving
thai thc French cruiser Caa selOnp-
loabe+ which has rnei there from
View foanGlsnd efH make part Of q
uaTHi division which e going to he
formed for the pprpose Of making 4
temcusirafion in Venezuelan waters.
but this report Is of cialiy denied.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
RAILROAD CLASH
REACHED CLIMAX
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TEARS UP
SWITCH TRACK OF ANOTHER
ROAD AND BLOCKS IT OUT OF
ROCKFORD.

Rockford lii. Oct 1.-THE trouble
tetween the Illinois Central ami the
Illinois. Icva q Minnesota railroad
coTpaHie raaehei climax today
Uur CeHae emn'1t es
-n- ras -rf' atraca ia.f by tte other
ll pans
The CeltraI has placed cars on an
of iis opponents main Hne preventing
tLc ta.rr from moving trains into of
30 of tn riF
eiu rs ecuFef
l M TO-DAY rv the Cen
Tll res-Tz ming ~ Illin is Iowa q
minnesota from interfer ng with. or
crossing anv Of its tracks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
sHuFFLED OFF MORTAL COIL

La Gro Sc, Wis, Oct 14.-C Crazed by
q highway robbery in which he was
the victim. Peter Iorten, 73 years old,
a wealthy land owner Of Blair, Wis,
committed suicide by hanging today.
JQrten was held up and robbed in this
city September 80 The approaching
tfial of the alleged holdups under
Hiinotl .fiariens mind
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
FRANCE To MAKE
BLUFF At CASTRO
iv THE SHAPE or a oEMoNsTRA-
TtoH VITA THREE CRUISERS.
Government DENIES SUCH
INTENTION.

Paris Oct lite view prevails
in on cial quarters thai a month may
lapse before decision Is reached as
TO wha stsns shal be talen against
Ger, ,sHrela. Fhis n1lcatss thsf there
Is desire on tie part 0f France to
-lre President Castro amrie 5ppoT-
rnrF 70 rake a.nsa3s and 70 ex-
haust ah dipicma-ie Recourse before
resortlng 50 other means
Despite the iea4al of ths min sgry
n marine. Par le RsiteTstes makes
ifc Official statement that naval
division consisting of tae cruisers Do
saix, Lav0isier and CAas =eiaap-Laabat
i Prspar NJ Tor demonsfrahon IN
FCnezuelan waters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
AN EDITORS WOE.

Winamac, lad. Oct. lt--Marion H.
Ingram. the veteran editor OF the
Winamac Democratic Journal. received
as payment one cord Of wood on sub
scripdon He Is a widower After he
bad cooked nis evening meal he sawed
mp tho wood Next morning he dis
covered that some person during the
night bad stOlen the wood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
ACCEPT PoWELL's RESIGNATION
40 United States Minister to Haiti and
Appoints Dr. Furniss rs Successor.

Washington Oct Il The resiena-
lion OF William s Powell. United
states minister 10 Haiti, has heen sub
~ ttel 20 the president and accepted
As bis ucoessor the pres deat has de-
torn ned upon Dr H. NJ Fnrniss. of
Ind a prominent negro.
Fgrniss is at present consul to Brahia.
Brazl He viii assume hiE duties as
TO Haiti November Is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
elLzo FIVE REBELS

Cur a. isiard { Crzfe. Oct IA
Russian soldiers gudarmes and vivii
guard yesterday occupied the yilt
aga OF Armvo in the Is8lian zone and
f-f- vi'h thr insurgents ensued
sHiel 1t-a4 a7-li -rufrhl Tts "details
a t=Hn censored. but local papers
re1ort that i've 10 tae Insurgents Were
killed AMI eight wounded and that etc
Russian II ops suffered 10 casualties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Venomous Even in Death.

William English and Milton Davis
Of near t0wn. we're out hunting on the
farm Of J. ID Powers a few days ago
and they shot a large raftles3ake
shooting Of its head and about -four
inches OF IT'S body. The severed bead
was hurled by the discharge a=ainsf
the Bird dog of Mr.. English. r bit
the das and lie fied within a few mis-
utes--Perry (Moj Enterprise
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15

New York, Ocf. 1.-THE Tammany
4 Tigers cop the kale eleven hun
drel and fo,4y-two dollars for each
Fplayer, while the defeated gang from
tae banks OF The Delaware only re-
ceiye four hundred and fifty per
Twenty-Five thousand fans, each
with voices like fog horns fioclted out
Of the gates of the Polo gtornds this
evening into the streets like 81 y al
sea without 4 compass or iieahitten
hound without a ruder, bat aYorthe-
les happy. as they had seen Big iH-
dian Chief Bender tae KicNapoc from
he Carlisle reservation gei hi
Again today h came cavorting along
the trail with bride off and for nne
dreadful long innings he stood in the
pen making war medicine against tho
Tigers Who fought him back with a
tide like Nisgara's S cataract Bender
made what seemed pretty good wan
pun but none Of It for the Giants to-
day.
IN the box aga 'nst the distressed
Indian was the great MattheWson. lie
had perfect control and hurled con
tiuually over the plate, using variety
af curves and h1oss no other artist
understands upw 10 get 'ran Kineof
all pitchers, theirs has been nothing
like him in the past A giant among
the present good ones and model for
the future phenoms. cool and scheining
at all times iolyng the poor Qnakers
until they even made poor excuses for
living.
Ton ght Philly il in mourning as q
result Of the Ave game our Of which
their bunch could only capture one.
Tho game in common. ordinary
every day English is TOLD IN rhe fol
lowing language:
Amid the frenzied nlaudits Of more
than $4,000 baseball enthusiasts the
New York National league champions
won the worlds professional baseball |
champion b p Oh the Polo grounds TO-
day by defeating !he Philadelphia
Nalcricau lcaHe tcalo IN the fifth
allo ol be 90 eaem or e by p
scprt OF g 600
ct The f5nr previous games New
>1rt had wen three aud Philad lphia
enc
MauhevHo1 ard Bon Ter confronted |
eacn other today in what proved 20 be
he f~al contest In the opening in
1ings the New York pitcher was aD-
not at his best while his In
dan adversary a0pded a splendid ex
tition of tle pitchers art Mathew
.oH however en rallied and al
bough he contubu ct the only two
ieIding errors the game, he held
he yisiiors s3le.
The victo~, however was nor due SO
uugh 10 his effectiveness az 10 the
ieaa sharp fielding of the New Y3rl, |
ln
The visitors weakened IN the aieli
nl afcr b's brilliant opening Bender
&c control
The divi7 On nf ibc rece'p's viii net
ae w nn'ne players Sill2 each and
he loser $500.
The score:
'ew York ...,.... ...t.. ......2 5 =
g.. ... eel. ........0 . o
Observation-Disclosures and Bresna-
an Bender and Powers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
aEvERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

Santiago De Cuba, Oct "A Severe
earthquake shock this morning, follow
liz the slight shock Of Friday, has
eau ed general alarm Several
houses were damaged by the disturb
ance today but nc person injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
THE LADIES pity GROVER,

sandasIy Q oct II, Tile woman
sufiragists Of thls city today held that
Grover Cleveland was moro to be
piiied than censurod. and agreed
hat the dollars and the cents consid-
Grafton for The article he wrote in.
auenced the express dent as much as
his convictions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
RECEIVED BY THE MlkAoo.

Totyo October 1.-THE Emperor
received Vice Admiral Gerald Noe..
commander Of the British squadron.
lud his staff CAPTAINS in The palace
iris morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
FOR AN UPRISING.

Lomza Rus ian Poland. Oct IL
several wagon loads OK rife ammuni-
ion in charge OF Transfers We're cap
cured here today. They We're on their
way to Warsaw
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
POLICE OFFICIAL SLAIN.

Kishinev. Bessarabis. October IA
~ Ossovsl5y. the Assistant Chief of
Police here. das asssss mated today.
II vas held responsible f1r the mas
-acre IF Jews.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
ARIZONA GOLD.

Los Angeles, Cal +, Oct. a.. Mayor
Fellows # scranton Pen, arrived
here tonight with the report that he
had found gold nuggets in Arizona
worth from s25 10 $1o0 each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-15
Pottery the Oldest Of Arts.

Pottery 4 he 0Itcst aud most
widely known hlr q -rfe
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

here, went to her home in Hagerman
last night to spend a few days.
Go to the Smoke House for
your smokes. 29.tf
Mrs. John Eiland and children left
yesterday for Clayton, n. M, where
they will make their home.
Help a good cause and attend the
bazaar of the ladies of tho Cemetery
Association on Doc. IA. 3Otf.
The finest drivers in town for sale
or rem at Stockard & Deems. Also
finest rigs. Phone No. 8. 21tf
Buy your wall paper, glass, bug
gy paint and loo finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co.. 73tf
Every knowing housewife will ap-
preciate the strength and purity Of
Alfalfa Brand" Extracts. o6tf
The Bazaar Of the Cemetery Asso-
citation Dec. IA will be the place to
get your Christmas bargains. 30tf.
The Smoke House.---WaIters;
s Stewart. 29.tf
Rev. j. T. French arrived Wednes.
day night to conduct quarterly con-
ference for the Southern NJ. E. church
last night.
Grosvenor Garrison, the govern
ment special agent here making in
vestigations of alleged land frauds,
has been ill for a week with tonsili-
tbs, but is again able to be out.
Learn Telegraphy and R.. r. Ac=
counting. $50 to 500 a month salary
assured our graduates under bond
Our six school the largest in Ameri-
ca and endorsed by all Railroads.
Write for catalogue. Morse School of
Telegraphy, Cincinnati, o.: Buffalo.
N. Y; Atlanta, Ga; La Crosse, Wis:
Texarkana, Texas; San Francisco,
Cal. s-1zto11-11.
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A. K. Mott
3O9 Main Street.
81" Thank the Lord"

cried Hannah Plant. Of Little Rock,
Ark, "for the relief 1 got from Buck
ens Arnica Salve. 1t cured my e
full running ore which nothing else
would heal, and from which l had sGf-
fered for five years" 1t is a marve-
lous healer for cuts, burns and wounds
Guaranteed at Roswell Drug and Jew
elry Co., Price rs cents.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30
etery Association ladies.

etery Association ladies. soft.
Re sure and save your tickets from
the grab sale.-Park & Morrison. soft
Plan to Attend the Bazaar of the
Ladies' Cemetery Association on Dec.
IA. 3Otf.
The Smoke House is the lead
ing cigar store in Roswell. 29-tf
S. F. Balm, formerly in business
here, came in last night from the
North.
We solicit the trade of our friends.
Call and see US. Pecos Valley Wool
House. 29t6*
Be sure and attend the bazaar of
the Cemetery Association ladies on
Dee. IA. soft.
Get your moneys worth, and prob
ably more, at the grab sale.-Park &
Morrison. soft.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
bazaar of the Cemetery Association
ladies' on Dec. IA. 3Otf.
Miss Brown. who attends school
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

If you are going to take a drive, es-
pecially a long one, you wan a good
horse. Call on Stockard & Deem. 2Itf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

Anyone hunting or trespassing on
the Slaughter ranch will be prose-
cuted.@J. A. Williams, foreman. lift
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

The Elite Cafe for ladies and gentle
men. First class service and courts-
ous treatment. 31tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

Fruit cakes for sale at the Roswell
Homo Bakery, 1O2 S. Main st. 22i12
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

You'll be sorry if you miss the grab
sale at Park & Morrison's. soft
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

Have you taken a grab?-Park &
Morrison. Soft
The Smoke House is now
omen. 20-tf
Co to Goes for Pearmains, rear of
U. S. Market. mthstf.
w.sB. MikeselI came up from Orch
ard Park yesterday.
R. L. Knight of Elk is in h city,
to remain some time.
The grab sale at Park & Morrisons
is drawing the crowds. soft
Don't forget the Bazaar of the Gem
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-30

If Your Purchase Does
Not Please in Every Way
We Will Return Your
Money.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
PLAN FOR CELEBRATING HOLIDAYS
Proposition That They All Be Observed on
the Last Day of the Week.
To the Editor of The Tribune.

10 the EDITOR or The Tribune.
sr:-The men and the deeds celebrated by our
holidays are well worthy Of the time given them
and the education and inspiration of genius that
those ceremonies and themes afford should ever
abound AS these are facts of grand careers and
achievements. mere days for such commemora-
tons are unimportant.
Days should be selected that are most suitable
and that most nearly conserve the employed and
business interests disturbing their economy and
the convenience of the public to the least extent
All our public holidays shoul3 be celebrated on
Saturdays. The following day being Sunday the
weekly public holiday of rest. religion and recrea-
ton. makes the holiday preceding it the more use
fu and enjoyable. and doeB not break into the
following business week Monday holidays do,
TO the disadvantage of labor and business alike
All religious days and birthdays Of great men
may be celebrated by the ceremonials and func-
tons that please those interested and on the very
days they desire, but in way require the set
ting aside of a public day such as we wish to
provide for our great national characters and
events which form in an educational sense the
Many. favor the selection of day in August for
holiday for waskngtt6nsg 1e ncoas oaSe a5d aS public
leys birthdays: However, it might not please all
distributed throughout the year and thus made
more enjoyable and popular a plan is proposed
WHEREBY we wouIq nave our holidays as follows:
Celebration of New Year, first Saturday in Jan
uary:
Lincoln. second Saturday in February.
Washington. last Saturday in February
Decoration. last Saturday in May
Independence first Saturday in July
Presidents second Saturday in August.
Labor Day first Saturday in september.
Thanksgi7ing:. last SATURDAY in NendPed November.
hTsfma5 hIa a vad Ias s5tuad9y a 5oo in ID DeGember
turing and business interests ana aD0T baa baageac
great and systematic advantage 10 ali.
New York. February H. 1905. iHN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
SPRING OPENING FOR HATS

The spring opening at the Knox hat stores to-
day Will be one OF the most interesting and sue
cessful fashion incidents. OF the season In the
principal cities throughout the world the spring
styles will be shown at the Knox agencies. Mems
hats only will be included in to-day's elaborate
and handsome display. The spring creations in the
women's department will be shown about the
middle OF March, when some delightful surprises
may be looked for
This years volume OF business is wholly un-
precedented, numerous orders having been received
long before the hats came out The fastidious
man this year will find the styles syTnme trfca
ana pleaslng 10 the eye than for many seasons
past. Derbies in black and brown come first but
mere are indications that the OF fashion this
year alSo VIII more than affect the naftv
ana stylish imported English derbies so much in
vogue, IN London and which be had in sew
erSi SHADES of pearl, saffron and delicate hazel
Iete are also the almost endless varieties of soft
ana crush mats IN different shades and the OnuIeDt
sllh aLo opera hats for state and dress occasions
are more stylish and glossy than ever.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUNE.l

Wilkesbarre Penn, Feb. ia number of capital
lists here have met the ~. c. Young" who, the
New-York police believe, Harry Silverberg
but they fail to how he could have swindled
them. He came to this city the agent of Garret
B. Linderman. of South Bethlehem who is well
known here, to sell stock of the Arizona Con-
solidated Mining Company Linderman ownes one
of the group of mines of which that company Is
said to be formed. and whenever any stock was
purchased the checks were sent direct to Linder-
Young was here in November with man named
Owens. and again February G. The last time he
proposed organizing party to go to Arizona In a
private car to inspect the mine. b. p. BrOdhead, a
relative of Linderman's, says that Young en-
pIoyed a clerk in Linderman's office, at No. 43
Wa-st and that If Young is Silverberg he fails TO
see how he has swindled any
Minneapolis Feb 19.-Harry Silberberg, under
the alias of ]. J. Carlisle. last year married Miss
Bonnie Hinkle. stepdaughter of wealthy lumber
man of Minneapolis, and arrested in Wash
ington while on his wedding tour, charged with
swindling Minneapolis stenographer out OF sew
eral hundred dollars He was in Jail here for sew
eral months. and then, on the plea that he was
dying from consumption, obtained his release on
5000 bail, which he forfeited. The case against
him here is said to have been compromised. His
wife obtained a divorce and restoration of her
maiden name. Silberbergs mother is said to be
wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
MAN, HELD UP, CAUSES ARRESTS.
Robbed of 0vercoat, Then Follows the
Thieves at a Distance.

AS the result of detective work on the part OF
William Dreher. of No. So Palmetto-st., Brooklyn
after he had been held up at the point OF a re-
vOver and relieved of his overcoat and everything
in his pockets, eight men were arrested by the
police of the lower Futon-st. station, Brooklyn
last night. All were found in No. l0l
Washington-st. They were locked up a tech
nical charge OF vagrancy
Dreher told the police that early in the after
noon ne had been overpowered by three men at
Albany-ave. and Prospect Place. After dragging
him into & carpenter shop they pointed a re-
voiver him and gave orders that he should take
off his new overcoat and empty his pockets Know
ing that IL would be foolish 10 resist Dreher made
protest but did so.
He waited near by, however and when the
thieves came cut followed them a distance
They walked for three miles TO Myrtle-ave. and
Adams-st., where Dreher watched them sell his
coat to d coored man for 81. After finding out
who the coored man vas and making sure he
could recover his coat, Dreher followed his Quarry
10 the Westinghouse house. Then he went 10
tho station and asked mat the men be al irested