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La Junta tribune., 1905-06-10
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1906.

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.naeAias sAos.. ssorehOass. sdditios ~ roand-
hoasr fDsadry snd extensive earshops- 1hs Aiti-
ted is lIA4s iss<. asd ths climate. sabsa the
yess roand il unsurpa.ssd- Almost constant
snaskiss ekarscssrisss sAs winters and y holly
cIssAy dsy is . rarity. Il 1snts has Al sh<
sy0 popai.tion. iseiudins nam. mile. a
ssUesas-. an electric light plant which sup
pliss ss sll-dsy snd sli-nishs service. saser-
Uosks ovnsf BY the city, plant for the manu-
fsrtsss ~ artificial ee thres rural frs- dslivery
roats., fire depar artment. Telephone system pfth
l1nD sub-critsrs, frs- exchange With kncky
Rord and long diztAncs coaa>ctions With sny
part of tn. state. . -cknli -ystem cxc-ii-d by
~ cssy in the state. employing twenty seven
t~scksrs in = rooms ten churches. nftn-n secret
end frsternal orters. tyo banks. eDlnD capital
ssd tiD,OD deposits tkrss nsvspsprr.- ot-f.
soass of 10 seatias capacity. bsirk plant 81
= IN daily capscity, misunderstanding best quail
IN a vitriAsd bsick Aour mill Of 20 barrels
daily espscisy; Usopisa c~msnt Biock Plant
sreosd isrgsss in SAs stAss. In fact, l.. Junta
Is ase of tks bsss towns of its sis- In the stats
of Colorado
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La Junta tribune., 1905-06-10
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The annual district convention Of
the woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be hs1d IN L. Junta on
Thurxiay and Friday. June n md
nd. Several proaiasas wsmea in
the WORK from Pushlo an1 Other
towns in the val1sy wi1l be peesent,
. good prosram win be ssrsngsd,
and Il only rssaains for tAe peop3e
Of L. Juns. . s$e sA-- . eosdia'
welcome.
The local unisa wiIl ~ . caIlsd
meetiag 1t tAe hsQae q Mfs. Brod.
Iey On Tusu1ay. sJons m. ~
every member - suVuresd 10 y
present.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-10

The mail order business il the
Quack doctor Of commerce. Il
promises much and guarantees
nothing. Like patent medicine. the
directions are on the inside. and you
have TO get . non-returnable pack
age before you can find out what
they are. No mail order house
helped To build the little white school
house in your district or turnpike
the road past the door. No mail
order house ever took you by the
hand and told you to let that little
account 60 until after harvest. No
mail order house ever sold you
merchandise and then spent every
cent Of its profits right in the COM
munity where you and your neigh
bors could get it all back again. No
mail order house ever showed its
patent leather shoes under your
table and rejoiced with you when
you were glad. nor spoke encouraG-
ing words to you in affection. nor
stood with uncovered head beside
the grave when your children died.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-19
Want Perfeet M.tor cars.

New York. Jan. 19:-Engineers and
designers representing all of the large
automobile factories of America met
in this city today and discussed
plans to form an organization to be
known as the Superintendents and
Engineers Branch of the Association
of Licensed Automobile Manufacture
ers. The main objects of the prop
osed organization will be to study
methods where by American machine
may be simplified in mechanism and
reduced to the lowest possible level
in cost of construction and mainten
ance
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-19
In Session at Helena.

Helena, Mont. Jan. 19:-The agri-
cultural and horticultural interests
of Montana are well represented at
the joint convention here today by
the State Horticultural society and
the State Agricultural society. The
gathering was formally opened this
morning with an address of greeting
by Governor Toole and a response by
former Governor Smith
The two bodies will remain in ses-
sion through tomorrow and Saturday
In addition to the transaction of rou-
tine business there will. be papers,
addresses and discussions covering a
wide range of subjects of practical
interest to those engaged in agricul-
tural or horticultural pursuits. Many
features of entertainment have been
provided for the members of the two
societies, a number of whom are ac-
companied by their wives and fami-
lies.
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Ia Memory of Gen. Lee.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 19:-The birth
day anniversary of Robert E. Lee was
generally observed throughout Vir
gina. Banks and state offices were
closed and the customary memorial
exercises were held under the aus
pices of the Confederate Veterans
organizations.
Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 19.-The celebra
ton of Lees birthday today was more
general here than ever before The
occasion was also embraced to pay
suitable honor to the memory of Gen
eral John B. Gordon Interesting ex
ercises In honor of the memory OF
the twQ great leaders were held in
the state capitol this afternoon under
the auspices of the Daughters of the
Confederacy
Savannah. Ga, Jan. 19.-The birth
day of Robert f. Lee was celebrated
today by parade of the white mill
tary of the city.
Houston, Tex Jan. 19.-The birth
day anniversary of Gen. Lee was OBJ,
served throughout Texas today by
the local chapters of the Daughters
of the Confederacy. who prepared
and carried out elaborate programs
the features of which were southern
songs and readings relating to life
of the great Confederate leader.
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1905 Wall Paper, $50 differ
ent patterns, at the P. V. Lum-
Der Co. If
Just a Suggestion.

(The people of New Mexico and
Arizona are much worried as to the
name which shall be given the con-
solidated Territories when they are
admitted as a single state.-Daiiy Pa
pers.)
Why should the territorial bunch
Be worried for a name?
Both districts ought to furnish scores
of titles. vast in fame
| "Revolvra" ought to fit the case.
"Sixshootra'' seems as pretty
|"Cowboyo." too. would sound all right
"Cattella" is most witty:
Or. give the Indian half chance
The braves OF each ..rancheria"
Would be delighted should we call
The new state "Apacheria-"
The Ginger Jar
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Colorado Strike Discussed.

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 19.-The
management of the Colorado strike
was bitterly argued today on the
floor of the national convention OF
the United Mine Workers Robert
Randall of Wyoming charged Presi
dent Mitchell with selling out to the
mine owners organization. The dele
gates tried to silence Randall, but
President Mitchell insisted that the
man be heard. Replying Mitchell ad
He said that District President How
ellis asked for 100000 to carry on
the strike, which was refused, as he
(MitchelD did not want to trust How
charged that former national board
member ]. L. Gehrs had been in col
fusion with others in connection with
the stock market, that miners had
refused to put up tents unless paid
for it, that miners decided the per
diem wage while on a strike and af-
ter 100000 had been poured into
the field the strike had been irretrie-
vably lost. Other officers vigorously
defended the president
RandalPs attack on Mitchell was
made when the latter took the floor
in defense of the leaders of the civic
federation whom Randall had de-
nounced.
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Good Roads Convention.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 19.-The
midwinter convention of the National
Good Roads Association opened here
today under the auspices of the Jack
sonville Board of Trade. The con-
vention has attracted delegates from
many states. Among the visitors are
large number of northern automo-
bf'ists who are on their way to at
tend the race meet at Ormond-Day
tona. Two government good roads
trains are here and during the three
days of the convention exhibitions
will be given of sample road building.
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Indiana Dairy Meeting.

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 19.-Nearly
every county in the state is represen-
ted at the fifteenth annual meeting
of the Indiana State Dairy Associa-
ton in session. here. The gathering
was formally opened today with Pre-
sident David n. Johnson of Moores-
vile presiding. The convention pro-
mises to be especially interesting as
the program provides for addresses
by well known dairy experts of Ohio,
Illinois, Iowa and other states. The
convention will prepare an appeal to
the legislature now in session urging
it to provide for the appointment of
state dairy commissioner
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Rristow Will Retire.

Washington, jan 19.-Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General Bristow
will retire from the office at the close
Of business hours today He expects
TO receive instructions today or to-
morrow from Secretary Taft prelim-
mary to taking up new duties as a
special commissioner to investigate
the rates. conditions, etc in connec-
tion with the Panama railroad and
steamship traffic.
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TORTURED sERviAN SOLDIERS.
Whole Companies of Deserters Cross
the Borders Into Macedonia.

Whole Companies of Deserters Cross
the Borders Into Macedonia.
Vienna, Austria, Jan. ia trial
just concluded at Belgrade has
brought to light hideous forms of pun
ishment practiced habitually upon
clumsy Servian conscripts. Dashing a
pail of boiling water over the feet
is a favorite method of instruction. y
sergeant named Georgevics admit
ted that he had meted out this tor
ture for years.
1t was proved that the basIinado
on the soles of the feet is inflicted
nearly every week. Some soldiers
have had their toe-nails torn on; the
arms of others are run through with
meat skewers, while some unfortun
ate wretches are kept for lengthy pc
riods suspended by their feet.
AS a result of this excessive cru
city desertions are an every day oc
currence, and sometimes whole com
panies cross the borders into Mace
donia or Bulgaria.
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DUKE DISCHARGED.
Was Released on Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedinqs.

New York, Jan. 19.-Brodie L.
Duke, half brother of the president
of the American Tobacco Company.
who has been confined in a sanitarium
following his marriage with Alice
Webb, was brought into the supreme
court in Brooklyn today and dischar-
ged from custody after he had a hear
ing before Justice Gaynor. The action
was the result of habeas corpus
proceeding brought by VIM. C. Bran
pam, Dukes private secretary. who
alleged that. Duke was deprived of
his liberty without his consent and
without due process of law.
The original complaint against
Duke was brought by his son Law
renee, who alleged that his father
was suffering from alcoholic demen-
tia
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100000 of good money in the United
States. the biggest loss in the history
of the country. Leaving out the Bal
timore conf1agration. the record beats
anything in recent years, with the
exception of 1900, and almost equals
that.
S22. 100000. August was the month
of lowest losses. the total fire waste
being $9.3OO.OOO. Four conflagrations
Shelby. o.; Baltimore, Rochester
and Sioux City-destroyed $74. .70O.-
900 worth of property. The record
for the year shows that in the sum-
mer months there is a decreased liza
bility to fires
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Buy your glass at The P. V.
Lumber Co. Largest stock in
town. If
Live stock Market.

Kansas City. Jan. 19.-Cattle slow
TO steady. Native steers. 3.50@5.75;
southern steers. 350@475; southern
cows. 2.25@3.25; native cows and
heffers. 175@4.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 3.0O@4.25; bulls. 2.25@4.00; cal
yes. 3.OO@6.50; western fed steers.
$500 5.25; western fed cows. 2.00@
$50
Sheep steady. Muttons. 4.25@5.75;
lambs. 6.00@7.50: range wethers. $50
Q6.50: fed ewes. 4.00@5.1O
. Chicago. JAN 19.-Cattle steady
TO slow. Good TO prime steers. $50
6.25; poor to medium. 3.75@5 $50;
stockers and feeders. 2.25@4.35: cows
1.25@450: heifers, 2.00@5.25: can
ners. 1.25@2.45; bulls. 2.10@4I0:
calves. 3.00@7.00;
Sheep steady. Good to choice weth-
ers, 5.05Q5.60; fair to choice mixed
1000 500: western sheen. 2.35I5.60;
native lambs. 5.75@7.75: western
lambs, 5.75@7.75
I
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FINED FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
For Conduct as an Election Judge
in Violation of Injunction.

For Conduct as an Election Judge
in Violation of Injunction.
Denver, Colo. Jan. 19.-Elijah Wig
gington was fined $500 today by the
supreme court for conduct as an elec
rion judge in violation of the courts
injunction Policemen Mack Cchrad-
sky and Max Sisach,. charged with
interference with a Republican watch
er. were discharged. The court then
adjourned to Feb 6. having disposed
of all the Denver election cases on
nle. In all a men have been sentenc-
ed for contempt of court in the Den
yer election cases.
The Colorado Contest
Denver, Colo. JAM 19.-The legis-
lafive committee of 81 appointed to
hear the Peabody Adams gubernato-
rial contest. arranged today for di-
vision OF the work Of examining the
Denver ballot boxes among nine sub
committees. each of which viii con-
sist or two Republicans and one De
m0crat
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The latest i'm paper hangings.
designs of 1905, at P. V Lum-
Der Co. If
Anti-saloon leaaue.

Raleigh, N. c.. Jan. 19.-Foes of
the liquor traffic assembled here in
of the Anti-Saloon League of North
Carolina. The convention met and or
ganized at noon The particular OBJ
jects of the meeting are to plan the
spring local option campaign, and to
devise ways and means for increas-
ing the membership OF the league
and extending It's strength and infiu-
ence throughout the state.
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St. Petersburg. Jan. 19.-During the
annual ceremony of blessing the wa
ters in front of the winter palace by
Emperor Nicholas this morning sew
eral shots were fired from across the
Neva. and the bullets entered the
windows of the palace. No one was
hurt
simultaneously with the salute fir
ed from ST. Peter and ST Paul for
tFess, either rain of bullets or
shrapnel shell swept over the little
chapel built over the frozen Neva in
front of the winter palace, where EN-
peror Nicholas and every member of
the Romanoff family were participa-
ting in the services The missiles all
went high. entering the windows of
the salons along the water front
from which the Empress, the ladies
OF the court and members of the di-
plomatic corps including Ambassador
Mccormick were witnessing the spec
tacle below. Fortunately the bullets
passed over the heads of all present.
Lieut.. Gen. Fullen. chief of police.
picked up a missile the size of a
birds egg. officers who examined
the bullet expressed the opinion it
might have come from a shrapnel
shell fired from the battery on the
Bourse esplanade which replied to the
salute from the fortress. 1t was ex-
planned that a gun might have been
charged with a loaded cartridge. but
it was admitted that such a thing
was hard to conceive without delib-
crate plot The Emperor did not show
trace of excitement.
Additional particulars show that
the Emperor had a miraculous es-
cape. There is no longer any doubt
| that the missiles came from a gun
on the Bourse battery which was
loaded with grape. and not with
srapnel Some of the bullets struck
the little open chapel in which the
Emperor was standing, cut of one
1 of the standards, fairly riddled the
wondow easements, killing one po
liceman outright and wounding an of
ficer and three marines. Had the CUR
been aimed a little lower it might
have wiped out the whole Romanof
dynasty No official statement ha:
been issued, but everything indicate.
a deep laid plot. The officers of Ihs
battery have been placed under ar
rest for examination
Toxic. Jan 19.-It is believed tina
the Chinese reported to be accompa
nying Lieut. Gen Misrechenko's raid
ers are either uniformed bandits o
soldiers who had been impressed a
guides. 1t is not believed that tn
Chinese regulars have been authori,
led to join the raiders. The repor
) that Russian troops are disguised a
Chinese La regarded much more y
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Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 19.-Every
on the Pennsylvania Railroad has
been notified to be prepared for a
cipher message which would call
them on a strike or notify them that
the differences with the company had
been settled.
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Mutual Insurance Men.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. Reinsurance
in all its phases is to be discussed at
the tenth. annual meeting of the Ne
braska Association of Mutual insur-
ance companies, which began it's ses-
sions here today with a good attend
ance. This evening Prof. Wesley Dodd
Of DesMoines, will address the con-
vention.
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Washington State Dairymen.

Olympia. Wash. Jan. 19.-The 18th
annual convention of the Washing
ton State Dairymen's Association be
gan here today. The convention pre-
gram covers three days and is replete
with interesting features in the way
of papers, addresses and practical
demonstrations of interest to those
engaged in the dairy business.
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TWO MINERS KILLED.

Another Miner Arrested on Charge
of Hurder.
, Questa, N. NJ, Jan. 19.-Chas. Pur-
dy and James Redding. miners work
ing on the Guadalupe placer in Taos
county, were shot and killed yester-
day. John Conley. miner. has been
arrested. charged with the murders
Two Mexicans alege that they saw
Conley ride away from the scene OF
the murder.
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Duluth Poultry Show.

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. ia notable
exhibition of fancy poultry and pet
stock is in progress here under the
auspices of the Duluth Poultry Asso-
citation. Several states and the Domin
ion of Canada are represented among
the exhibits
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The smoot Case.

Washington. D. c., Jan. 19.-Prof
Jas. A. Talmadge of the University
of Utah. an authority on the doctrine
of the Mormon church, was again
on the stand today in the Smoot in
vestigation. Judge r. W. Tyler coun-
sci for the Protestants, conducted
rigid cross-examination
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Street Car Strike Voted.

wilkesbarre, Pa. jan 19.-Motor-
men and conductors of the Wilkes
barre and Wyoming Valley Traction
entire electric railway system of the
Wyoming Valley have voted to go on
a strike. They want an increase of
wages from $3.50 to $500 per day.
No date is set for the beginning of
the strike
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To Discuss Rates and the Courts

DesMoines. Iowa, Jan. 19.-Judge
]. H. Richard of Webster City is here
on the invitation of the Grant Club
to address it's monthly meeting to-
night His subject will be Rates and
the Courts" and he will discuss the
proposed legislation on interstate
commerce now before congress.
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CATTLE ouARANTiNEo.
Government Puts it into Effect Feb
ruary First.

Washington. JAM 19.-The depart
ment of agriculture has isued regnla-
tions establishing on February 1st
next Federal quarantine against a
large part of the South and parts of
other states to prevent the spread of
spIenetic or southern fever among
cattle. The quarantine lines are large
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riously. and it is under further in
vestigation.
1t is considered probable that Ma
jor General Ijichi. General Nogis
chief of staff, will be appointed com
mander at Port Arthur
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Hay Receives Assurances.

Washington, Jan. 19.-Secretary
Hay has secured positive assurances
from the powers that there shall be
no attempt made upon the integrity
of China.
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U. s. WEATHER suREAu.
(Locai Report.l

Roswell. N. NJ. Jan. 19-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. So; min., 26; mean. AZ.
Precipitation, 90: wind N E.; We
locity. miles; weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday Stationary temper
ature
NJ. WRIGHT,
Onicial in Charge
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TRAINMEN ON PENNSYLVANIA
LINES MAY BE CALLED
OUT ON STRIKE.
MINE WORKERS

olis.-Trouble Over the Manage
ment of the Colorado Strike.-Mit-
chell Accuses Members of the
Board of Control cf Being Mixed
Up in the Stock Markets.
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ly the same as last wear and include
most of Texas, except the Panhandle
and all of Indian Territory
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Poplar, oak, hickory and cy-
press lumber at the p. v. Lum-
Der Co. #
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THE THIRD BALLOT.
Missouri Legislature Still DeadIocked
on Senatorshio

OF ScIIdtOTSfTp.
Jefferson City. Mo-, jan 19.-The
legislature today in joint session
took a third ballot as follows: Med
ringhaus, 81. Cockrell 81, Kerens 6,
Peltijohn g. Necessary to a choice
Sc.
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DEEP LAID PLOT TO ASSASSIN
ATE RUsslA's RULER NEAR
LY SUCCESSFUL.
USED A CANNON

While Engaged in the Ceremony of
Blessing the Waters in Front of
the Winter Palace a Storm of Bull
lets Swept Over the Royal Family
and Attendants-One Killed and
Four Wounded.
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SIX WERE KILLED

The Accident Occurred in a Fog, the
Third Train Dashing Into the
Wreckage.-FaII River Cotton Mill
Strike is Over and Thousands of
= the Operatives Have Returned to
Work Today.
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L. D. Fort returned today from q
trip down the Valley He visited Ha-
german. Carlsbad and Artesia-
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Fall River Mass. Jan. 19.@Thous-
for nearly six months as result of
the great textile strike, returned to
work today. Although they start at
121k per cent reduction. the feeling
is prevalent that Governor Douglas
arbitration will bring about a high
er scale of wages in the near future.
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London, Jan. ia collision in
which three trains were involved, in
Guiding two Scotch expresses, occur
red on the Midland railway near
Barnesly today. Four passengers and
two railway men were killed, and a
score injured. The accident occurred
in a fog. the third train dashing into
the wreckage caused by the first col
lision.
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TRIPLE
COLLISION

THREE TRAINS INVOLVED IN A
WRECK IN SCOTLAND.