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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
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elmer Stabt ME indianapolis glatben
ireibt. bic absr sumeiif sinseben, ebe
he libre MiffOn, bas 9raus ginerlei
gu erbsitern, erfinen fonnten. Dies
gilt armeif bon BEN unfreimiQiaen
5umor. Der serabe in ieiner gisenart
t6ftli6 ift.
Iber Iiele baben i'm 8ebrdnae Der
@sT4dfte ben Sinn FIR bas @6tter-
sei4ert 0umor berlorsn urb aeben,
pent1 es ibreu We9 trsust, unadtfam-
borbei.
Snisrirt ba usulid Serr Ssnrp
s.. I'm cine Wai9ineni9reiberin,
bic f6on etpas g~rfabruns i'm gsr=
f9erungsweien babe. Inter ben aabl-
reid eingelaufensn Melounsen bon
Aipiranten bsfanb fG cine, bic in
tp6rtli4er neberiebun9 folsenbermaben
lautete.
ySbre Nnnonee beantwortenb, tbeile
Sbnen NIT, bab i'd cine m~ebridbriae
@%rfabruna als Bu9balterin unb 9aff-
rerin In sinem 3lsiosrssf9dfte in So
tOmo babe. Wdbrsno bieier 3eit bate
ote 5irma brsi Gsuer. Dos 1T unge-
fdbr meine ganae ELECTROMAGNETIC.
runa, oeren i'd mid riibmsn tann.
9a i'd tir3li@ bisrb.r sssossn bin
wtni&e i'd cine Steluns aIs 8u9bal-
term ober Stenograpbiain Obsr fir
beioss. gntuebsr Smith obsr @e.
minstOn. Mit &sipset-Wib Carrie
CT. 1929 college slps. 3bflid.
nidt tuabra Der gmpfdnger bes gris-
fes tuurbe bonn tolften 2adteufel ge=
padt, als er nod ;psimalisem 2eisn,
benz srfen traute er ni&t ean3, bic
beitsre Raibitdt ubsr bielei&t au9 ben
Sartasmus erfanute.
Gin bieberer SiHerbeitsm19ter
bra8te i'm golbswubtisin feiner
Wtrbe, .inen Sdftling in bic poli=
5eifation. Der Wann tuurbe bur9=
fu9t uno bintsr bic glitter 9ebra9t.
Damn frug Der ma9babenbe Sergeant
ben SlaurOd, nebenbsi geia9t einsn
| Srldnoer, untsr mel9sm 0ergeben
er ben Mann buGen f6nne.
.@egen 6OrtlOduna zines Wdo9ens
aus sinsm i9le9ien Snuiss", tam biz
MntuOrt tlipp unb tlar. Sablsau I!
Der Sergeant unb Der 3situnssmenid
tuaren baf. Mit pieler Mibe maate
man Dem 8laurod flar, bob Der 6dft.
ling ~gsrbbnlidsn sittli6fsitsbsariHsn
mod cine Dtshails erbaltsn folte.
Gin nnberss Bib.
gsfu9t ba nsuIi9 bic lisbens=
tptirbige So9ter eints bsfannten
Sdantuirttss, Der bcdseadtet i'm
@emeintueien 1T. oas @eiddfisictaI
behelben, UNI ibm cine Wittbeilung 3u
MAIDEN.
Gin eifriser pOIi3iff batte faum bic
iunge Same eintrsten iehen, als er In
ssuihsnbaftsr grfhquns Der berrtidten
WoraltbsOris, in bic Wirtbidaft elite,
bic iunee Snme felte unb fe frus,
ipas fe in Der Wirtbf9aft 3u iu9sn
babe.
Man ~antuorteie benz Bolisifen nit
Der Ssssnfrase, Oh es i'm State Sns
biana perboten Tel, baB cine $o4ter
ibren Batter beiu9e. Der 8laurod mar
omar anidsinenb ntdt nit fi9 bariiber
sinig. Ob bic Gamilienbanbe zines
Wirtbes bsiliger tudren ME Die Reaeln
Der &sformabminifratiou, aber CT
idob bp6 ab. GrauBen uartete cine
Ireunbin Der So9ter auf bieie.
Wis Elm 9abi9t auf feline Beute,
elite Der poli3ift auf fe 3u uno fraate
bas iunge Wdo9en, mas fe bort bpr
Der Wirtbidaft au iuten babe. ginige
pafantsn ma&ten benz Si9erbeitss
tpd9ter flar, baB er bic Dame ni9t
beldfigsn birfe unb mibOerentigt
cling er ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

SieStraBen uurben geitern griinb,
lid fir bic 3onbention absemai9sn,
Der 9immel perIieb f9 ebsn ni9t auf
bic tdbtii9s Strabenreinisung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
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8. WaIter 8. Granfliu, Elm Dtitglieo
Der 6etlsarmee tpurbe beute udbrenb
elmer WorFsIuns berbdftet. ct lou
brei 6rauen babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

&ein Sit bari bel Der .Salis'
man" .8orfeuung fret iein.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Mu:!Hy oE Sat;ors.

A dispatch from ST. Petersburg
says intense Excitement prevails ON
Ing TO alarming news from Oronstadt
According to reports O mutiny o.
sailors occurred during the night and
and was followed by a regular battle
With the troops, during which ma
chine guns were used. Workmen cid.
ed with the sailors and hundreds were
Killed or wounded. Later the torch
was used and the town Is now In
flames, The inhabitants are IL o pan.
ic. Boats to ST. Petersburg have
stopped running and telephone an6
telegraph communications have beer
severed. A force Of uhlan calvary
sent to Cronstadt from Petorhof Is
reported to have joined the insur.
gensts. 1t Ia also reported that Thu
artillerymen CT the fortress have
joined the Insurgents.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
KILLED BY BIO w.
MtdshiDman Branch 10 Killed in
Flight With Another Mfdshtpman.

M~idshipman Branch 10 Killed ir
Fight With Another Midshtpman.
A dispatch from Annapolis, Md.
says midshipmen James r. Branch
son Of James r Branch. Of the Han
over bank, Of New York city and sec,
retarY OF the American Bankers' as
ISOLATION, who was s,riously ir lred
In q fist fight with another midship
man, died Wednesday. The midship.
man was operated on at the Johns
Hopkins hospital, his skull being open.
ed and a clot Of blood removed, and
there was hope Of his recovery, but be
suddenly grew worce and expired.
Mfdshipman Branch died from in.
juries ne had received In q fight With
midshipman Minor Merriw ether, Jr.,
of Lafayette, III. The fight took place
by arrangement on Sunday night and
was a regular pitched battle with q
ring and seconds. 1t lasted % rounds
and ended when Branch was knocked
down and struck the right side of his
head against the floor.
1t was not considered that the in
juries were very dangerous, but next
morning Brapch's condition was such
that 1t became necessary to let his
condition become known to the au.
thorities. Young Brarch was taken
to the hospital and an operation was
determined upon.
1t was performed by Surgeons Fin.
-ney, JQf Baltimore, and Kerr, of Wash.
ington, > assisted by the academy mcdi,
cal staff. b 1t was thought to be sue
cessful butte turn for the worse took
place and theipaGient died, not having
regained consciousness Both his fabh
er and mother were with him at his
deAJh. y
wether Is also>in the hospital as
a result OF the Injuries be recnl Yed IL
the fight and for this reason the au
thorities have lot put him under ar
rest. The question Of his account
ability TO the civil authorities on Gne
charge OF maIsluRhter has also beer
discussed. He Is suffering with d
spfalned wrist and a bruised face
Branch was g second class man TN
Nj riwother a third, bu5 The latter is
slightly older, bang 10 years Of age
last January while Branch was no /.
until August. Both haya some repu
tation as athletes Branch So a wrf s.
Ter n Mcflwether a. q ( ,oJoall play
er. 1t is understood that the tiyh,
took place because Brand had in hi
Inc OF duty reprlmauded Marlwethel
for a breach OF discipline.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
BLOODY REC0aD.
or . Desperate Who Committed Sui.
4 Il When Cornered.

or = Desperate Who Committed Sui.
cide When Cornered.
Milton franklin Andrews and his
consort, Hulda Petrie, who has fec
after brutally attacking and Yobbing
at Berkeley, VIM. Ellis, q horseman,
whom they had lured from Australia,
we're found dead Wednesday night IL
their rooms at James Meagher's house
ut 748 McAllister street San Fiancis
co, Dol.
The police had surrounded the place
Andrews was hidden In q closet wher
d policeman, by a subterfuge, entered
the room. Realizing that their did.
Ing place was discovered, the young
woman persuaded the policeman tic
leave the room. She locked the door,
and Immediately afterward two shots
we're heard In the apartment. The 20.
ice broke In the door and the bodies
OF the fugitives with bullet holes ia
their heads we're found.
Andrews pistol was clutched In his
right hand. lie was lying on the
floor. The woman rested on q bed Oh
II in sleep. Andrews was charged with
the murder Of Eugene Bosworth al
New Britain, Conn, with the Staying
Of q woman at Troy, N. Y, and with
the killing Of Bessie Boughton at Dol.
orado Springs. He returned with Etit
90 this country last month, having &C.
leoted the horseman as another vic.
Tim for his remarkable record OF crime
A statement signed by Andrews wal
subsequently found In the stocking O.
the dead woman, In this he says that
on November 3rd he offered to give
himself up for trial on the three muir,
der charges against him, provided les
serious charges against him wer,
s%Quashed. Andrews then goes q,
length Into his relations with Bessi,
Bouton and asserts that he was I, OOt
miles away from tine soene9f her muir
der when She was shot. He says Ii,
was In Denver when Mca. Boswortl
was killed In Connecticut.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Escaping Gas Exposed Thom

A dispatch from Savannah, Gl,
10 the Augusta Chronicle, says Colo
mel Cnas. w. Seals, Of Lyons, Ga,
and a young woman, afterwards said
TO be Miss Daisy Duffy, Of tho same
place, were found In All unconscious
condition from the III sets OF gas In a
room in a private house here Wednes
day morning. The couple came here
Tuesday and the man In engaging
the room introduced the young WON.
al as his wife. Seals had been drink
ing when he went to the room Tues.
day night and 10 supposed to have
turned on the gas through mistake
Tne odor Of the gas In the house led
20 their being found. Both were
taken to the Savannah hospital and
are now out or danger. At the very
time they were found, they we're sup
posed to be husband and wife, but 6
telegram from Lyons Brought the In
formation that Mrs. Seals was there
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17

their ballots. Menaw were coming int
ohe hotel constantly with bruised anc
bloody faces. Oae man had his arm
broken al another's head was cut sc
badly that MI. Hearst had him rut tt
bedin the hotel, reports were brt ugh,
Ia telling Of one man having his eye
2l'lIed out and OF q Hearst man whose
Roger had been cheWed Off In a Doll
Ing place.
The board OF aldermen, is lost to
Tammauy, they getting twenty. five
membets against thirty eight rer ub.
lican and nine municipal ownership
members. Bird S. Coler, municipal
ownership, and Joseph b. Ormel, re.
publlc4 n and municipal ownership,
reese cited, resp c~tively, president OF
the Brooklyn and the Q Teens boron
CHS, have membership on the city's
board Of estimate and apporSionmcnt,
~hlCh controls all expenditure OF mon.
ely.
This is Of great Importance, giving
tie municipal ownership league a voice
in the city's financial affairs and also
Ia the granting Of franchiser, which
power also is lodged In the board. In
addition to losing the board Of alder
men, Tdmm1ny lost twelve members
OF the state assembly from New York
county, and the assembly, when /,
meets IN Albany on January 1, next,
Will be republican by more then 3 tC
l.
Tammany claim their candidates
for comptroller, president of the board
OF alderman, president Of Manhattan
borough, president OF Bronx borough.
sheriff, clerk and register Of New York
county, and all the coroners In Man
haitian and the Bronx. The following
supreme court justices we're elected in
New York county: Henry w. Glider.
sleeve, democrat; George L.. Ingram,
democrat and repub lean, and CHARLES
E. NeWherger, democrat and republi
car, In Brooklyn; Joseph A. Burr, re.
publican and Municipal Ownership
league, was elected supreme court
justice.
In Kings county the Municipal
Ownership League ell cited It's candi
dates for sheriff, county clerk, regis
ter and coroner. BY fusion, republi
cans elected the district attorney OF
Queens county. Mayor Me- ellan's
plurality Of 1886 is the smallest by
which any mayor OF New York has
ever been elected,
III new city government, exclusive
OF the board Of alderman. will be con
stitutcd as follows:
Mayor-GeorRe b. Mcclellan. Dem
ucrat.
Comptroller-uermap A. Metz
Democrat.
President Of the board Of alderman
Patrick IL. MCGOWAN, Democrat.
Borough president Manhattan,
j Ohm K. Ahearn, Democrat.
Btonx-Louls F. Haffan, Democrat
BrooklYn-Blrd S. Coler, Municip
al 0 @nershlp.
Q leens-Joseph M Burns, Munich
pal Q %nership and Democrat.
acknowledging M. Cromwell.
II ,publican.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17

the passengers could bring themselves
TO take q second glance. Most OF
them turned away, to 60 to their
staterOcmS--anywhere, away from
the awful spectacle out on the main
deck, from which the women could
congratulate the mseives that they
had been barred.
The sailors, however, made q
thorough inspection OF the dead man
eaters stomach. Besides the mans
head they found three hats, two OF
which could be identified as having
been blown from the heads of passen
gers on the Syria; two fouls, With
their feathers still intact; a mass of
broken bones and remnants OF a SAIL
or's wearing apparel.
| Ol]y q minute was required IL
which to make this inventory. None
Of these grewsome relics were remov
ed from the nav that bad epgulfed
them. Even the sailors who made
the capture and administered capital
punishment upon the criminal wer,
so affected by what they saw that,
with q common impulse, they ssiz. d
the carcus and heaved 1t overheard
weighted with the fake of an old an
Choir so that 1t would speedily sink
out Of sight.
During the remainder of the voyage
the capture of the man.eater with
the evidence OF his guilt upon him
was the II topic of conversation
among the passengers. Upon land
Ing a month ago 1t was the first news
they had to relate; and the photo.
graphs they brought with them gave
ample corroboration Of the truth OF
the narrative.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Work OF me Molassea.

a Boston Steamship man 9as a
Witness OF, thc incident; says the Nav
York Tribune. A liner was unload
ing at one OF the Charlestown docks.
a COOK helper, q small and very black
negro, was leaning over the rail-. A
large %hogshead Of molasses came crea,
king up on the end of the chain and
swung unsteadily to and fro. FIna.
lily with a smash, 1t struck the rail
and broke into dts, molasses flying
everywhere. There was o wild cry
and from the wreckage came the nc
gro, soaked from head to foot and en-.
tirely unrecognizable. He danced
madly about and 3hotIed like nothing
human. A little Irihman In overalls
regarded the appariton for q moment
with mouth open awe and q light
breaking on him, he shouted: ''Moike
er the love er heayenl Moikel will ye2
look phat came out OF the barrel of
morlassesV' 1t took tho combined eff
orts OF the superintendent and his as
sistantS to convince Pat that he had
MT discovered o new stowaway mete.
cd.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Severely u

At Valdosta, Ga Clyde Jordan
and Pcter Powell, wen known white
men from near Pelham, were tried be
fore United States Commissioner. Po
well on o charge OF white. cappiRg 81
witness who was to appear in tue fed
cral court against diStillfrs IN that sec
tion. The victim was a mar named
w. j. Crosby, who clainls that these
two mon and three others met him
on the roadside last Saturday, all Of
Them masked and gave him a logging
aud told him they would put an end
to him If n did not leave the country
at once. liz says they charged hin
with furnishing ev,derca in IN >On
shine' cases The bonds OF Jordan
and Powell were Fixed at $500 each.
Deputy United States Marshal God
win viii try to bring the others to face
the court,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Tales OF Horror.

Authentic accounts of anti.Jewish
outbreaks in Russia show that 90
Rishineff seventy Jews were killed
and a hundred and twenty weye
wounded. Order ia now Restored. A
mob at Ismail, Bessarabia, burned
alive eleven Jews who had hidden In
the hayriok. The town Of Kalsrasch
n Bessarabia was lentiroly devastated
and burned. Flfty-nines Jews were
killed or persisted in the; flames and
two hundred fed to q neighboring VIII
age where the peasants beat o mum.
Der OF them TO death with crudCoig
and burned three Jews, after dreT oh.
Ing them with petroleum.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Fatal Eraro.

At San Francisco fire broke out ia
he Chronicle building laat night
while crowds we're on the roof watch
log the returns. When tho firtdnsa
arrived they rescued the impeyiled
men aud women on the roof with
iitioulty A searca Of the burned
premises revealed the bodies OF three
menpames unknown, who wero burn.
sd to a Crisp. They were evidently
Employees OF the art Department. of
1he paper. The building was ten
tories nigh and was erected In 1Se8s
Loss may not exceed $3.50, 900.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
BIG COTTON FIRE.
Several Hundred Bnlcs Burned a,
st. MatthS WIS.

A dispatch from st. Matthews to
the State says about three O'Clock
Thursday morning the cotton plat
form al the Southern depot was dis
covered on fire. This platform IS a
spacious one, containing more than
2 600 square feet, aud MAS covered by
cotton ueloaRitg to various cotton
buyers CT st. Matthews.
Mr.. John ID. Antley, The public
WeiSLer, was con and he estimates
the number Of bales on the platform
to have heen $50 OF which 1875 were
4.av 4 by tie heroic efforts Of thost
no reached the fire first, leaving a
Balance OF 375 bales, which were to.
ally destroyed by fire. The burned
cotton is fully covered by insurance.
The dCpot which is comparatively
new, was saved ny tha strenons efforts
or the az nj, Mr.. j. II. b ,ckham,
Who gave 500 Of bis money TO by.
stGnGor1 TO work while exp lsed to the
fearful heat Of tue burning cotton.
Young j OK BeCkiiam aud Emmett
smoke, assistants t. the agent, stood
manfuily by the interest Of the rail.
nay Company.
co s)iciuus among the many worked
valiantly to save the depot from dc.
stgucjiot was old "Maum" Ann Rob.
ison, who called to several Of her Col.
or who stood and on indiif rently tc
come while she led on the and dragged
aCavy pieces CT timber from the plat
form. Such acts Of her0ism should
never go unreWarded. Mr.. Beckman
stated 20 your correspondent Thurs
day morning that the less to the rail
road company was insignificant.
THIS is largely due to the indefatiga.
BILE efforts OF Mr.. Bcckham.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17

A Buenos Ayres dispatch says: A
revolution has broken out IL RIO ID
Janelro against the Brazilian COVER.
ment. The entire garrison OF the
capital has fehellcd, and the squadron
In the harbor has sided with the e v
lutionists and threatens to lombard
vhe city. Hundreds Of persons were
Killed in II unCers In the streets.
one dispatch says that the trouble
began with the mutiny OF the garrison
OF the fort OF Santa. Cruz, due to III.
treatment OF o sergeant by the oni5cr
In command. Colonel p Dire Ino was
arrested and Ma " Freire an ensign
we're killed. Troops were sent there
to uuoll the muiiny
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Death on the Rai,.

A passenger train on the Rome,
WATERFOWL and Ogdenahnrg raslyosA
ooundfo Waterto~n N. X. Wednes.
lay, collided head OIL with q locomo.
tive drawing two freight cars, naar
Liverpool, six miles from here. Four
9 were killed aud one Rariouslv
lurt. Milton r.. Toms OF Lyndon.
vile, mail clerk ia one OF the men
Killed The other dead were mem.
oers OF the engine crews. No paasene
gers was hurt.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
AaA

The supreme court OF Georgia Wed
affirmed the decisions o! The
court In the case OF the Raw
llngs mon convicted OF the murder o
6he two Carter children near Valdos
ia, Ga. j. u. Rawlings, the father
aud t~o OF his sons, Milton and Jesse
must go to the gallows, While aaoth
er, sop, Leonard, musb serve o liz,
sentence In the peni6entiary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
NAaanr GirI Aninldoa.

A dispatch from Poughkeepsie N.
Y, says after a nights search for Miss
EOily Enslgn, the beautiful student
OF Vass&r college, her body was found
early Wednesday morning In the Lake
college grounds. She had been suf~
erinR from meianoboiia. Hex home
Is al Youngstown, Ohio,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17

KILLED Looping the Gnp.

At Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday
Luke Howard was probably fatally
injured while looping tho gap" In an
automobile. The Machine had gone
safely through Its evolutioas, but
bounded up after landing and turned
oyer, falling on Howard and breaking
his back.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Asleep I'm a coffin.

Anton RodonIck OF Chicago, while
In a somnambulistic state, early Wed
nesday walked out Of his house In his
night attire, broke a plate glass win.
dow Of an undertaking establishment
and entered, He was found several
hours later asleep In q coffin. He was
promptly taken in charge by the pc
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
nynst Aoryo Aontenoc.

A dispatch from Columbia saws that
John Waidrop, who shot S, L. Maddox
In Greenville county o year ago, as the
latter was leaving W%aldrop'S house,
were they had qlarrelled, muat
serve his life torn. a %rehearing being
refused
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
Train Wreoker scn,enood

Eric Won Kutzieban, al alleged
German baron, who caused q train
wreck on Rock Island road with a
loss of several lives at Homestead,
Iowa. last spring, just to"see what
would happen" was sentenced to life
imprisonment.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17

A girl is never satisfied until the
TiBht man comes along aud says une
right thing at tho right time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-06

New York, Oct 6.-Robert McCur-
dy, general manager of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company, was again
On the witness stand today in the
insurance investigation. The salaries
Of the Mutual Company's officers, he
said, were fixed by the finance COM
mittee. He did not know the presi-
dents salary, nor did he know that
anybody knew besides the president.
The witness said that he as general
manager made all contracts with the
agents. The general agents on the
same plane as C. H. Raymond e Co.,
with whom he was once a partner,
number seven in the United States,
two in Canada and one in Mexice. All
the foreign agents are general ag-
ents. The highest salary paid to gen
eral agents was $4,000 at Chicago.
The witness detailed the steps taken
in changing the agency system from
a commission to a salary basis. The
reason for the change, he said, was
that the new system was more econo
mical and easier to handle.
The witness aid his Impression was
that the general agency of Texas re-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-06

Everything is on the move for the
Carnival, October IL and II. A stage
70 by 80 feet, with stage lights on
the lot between the Shelby Hotel
and Morrison's, on Main street, has
been built, and the liveliest program
that was ever put on here, is now
completely arranged Everybody has
gone in for good time, and the ex-
penses have been allowed to take
care of themselves, jSst so every
thing comes up to the mark, that's
all.
The program is of the comic opera
style. Spectacular effect will be
great, as elegant costumes have
been imported. Following is part of
the program now complete, and the
dramatis personae:
King of Roswell Ralph NJ. Parsons.
Queen of Roswell, Miss Eva Hedg-
COKE.
Knights, Emmett and Fletcher.