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asking questions in regard to the
Valley.
| After some time spent in this man
ner, Jerry Simpson was called on, and
mounting a table extended the vel
come OF Roswell to the visitors. He
made one of his usual happy talks.
interspersed with good stories. and
caught the visitors at once.
After Mr. Simpson had finished it
was suggested that the Denver people
might like to have some one of their
party do a little "elaborating" and
they accordingly called on Chancellor
Buchtel, of the University of Denver.
and he more than proved equal to
the occasion
Mr. Spengel of Denver then tiok
the speakers stand and told how glad
he was to meet the business men of
Roswell, and referred to his acquaint
to the time when Jerry did not wear
sox Mr.. Spengel told of the similari-
ty of Denver and Roswell in the
makeup of their people, and made a
plea for Roswell's business to be
turned to Denver.
In response to calls. H. r. Morrow
mounted the speakers stand. He as
sured the Denver people that we
would be glad to trade with Denver
if IL were not for the almost prohibit
tory freight rates from Denver to
Roswell Mr.. Morrow gave compar-
ison Of freight rates. comparing those
from Denver with the Kansas City
and Chicago rates. and also compar
ing the rates from Denver to Ell Pa
so with those from Denver to Ros-
we'll Mr.. Morrow urged the Denver
men to assist us in securing a uni
form rate and to assist if they could
in the building of the new road from
Torrance to Roswell The Denver
men asked whether Roswell would
trade with them if the excessive
freight rates were eliminated, and
Mr.. Morrow replied that we would.
The time having arrived for their
departure, the Denver men gave not
only three cheers for Roswell, but
three times three. and sang an ap-
propriate song, Come to Denver"
The visitors were told to take with
them the apples and celery that were
on exhibition. which they did.
The party proceeded to the station,
but their train was not ready. and
the band furnished some stirring mu-
sic, while cheer after cheer was Civ
en- for both Roswell and Denver. 1t
had been a happy meeting.
At eight O'Clock the excursion train
pulled out. having spent just two
hours in Roswell. The next stop was
to be South Spring where they expec
ted to pay a short visit to J. j. Ha-
german, who is a Denver man.
After leaving South Springs the
train was scheduled to go straight
through to El Paso without a stop.
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Look out for one blue roam horse
about 14h hands high. branded o
d on left thigh. Has plain harness
marks. When last seen was hobbled.
Got away at round tank near Basin
Dells on the east side OF the Pecos
river about Dec 80, 1904 Will pay
$1,000 for him delivered to me at Ia
german, or liberal reward for any m
formation leading to his recovery.
Address all information to o. deliver
to Joe Odell. Hagerman N. Mexico.
or to the Office of the Hagerman Eagle
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coMeEs MINISTRY RESIGNS.

Point Out That Presidents Policy
Should Govern.
Paris, jan 1S.-The Combes minis
sident Loubet today. M. Combes in
letter points out that the majority
though reduced is still a majority
and therefore the Presidents policy
should govern the new ministry
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MAY CALL A STRIKE.

Train Men on Pennsylvania Object
to Serving as Firemen.
Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 18.-W- G.
Lee. vice grand master of the Broth
erhood of Trafnmen stated today
that 95 per cent of the union has vo-
ted to give the grievance committee
authority TO call a strike OF train
men employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. If necessary to
secure the repal of the Company
order making firing by brakemen con
oulsory. This is the main grievance
Of the trainmen's vote. The vote was
counted in this city.
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After being delayed for several
hours, the business mems excursion
evening at exactly six o'clock local
time. instead of the scheduled time.
2:30. The train was a heavy one.
and consisted OF five Pullman cars.
one baggage 'Une diner and coach.
The party consisted of about one hun
dred and twenty-five of the leading
business men of Denver. With them
travelled some fifty members of the
celebrated Cook Drum Corps. an or
ganization known throughout the
country.
The train was met at Amarillo by
Jerry Simpson. and it is said that
he had them fully posted as to the
glories of the Pecos Valley when the
party reached Roswell. One of the
members became so. interested in the
scenery at Amarillo that he missed
the train. and later came down the
read on an engine. catching the par
~ below Roswell.
When the train arrived in Roswell
it was met at the depot by the re-
ception committee of the Commercial
Club, consisting of Messrs. E. A. Ca
hoon, H. r. Morrow, Nathan Jaffa,
w. NJ. Atkinson. Jerry Simpson and
Ed Calfee.
Immediately on leaving the train.
and after greetings had been passed,
the line of march was formed. with
the Cook Drum Corps in the lead.
and the procession started for the
rooms of the Commercial Club. AL
though 1t was dark. and the visitors
could see but little of the city. they
expressed themselves as surprised
by the indications they did see OF a
large and growing city. Along the
line of march 10 the Club rooms the
people of Roswell had gathered, at
tracted by the music. and exchanged
greetings with the excursionists.
Upon arriving at the Club rooms
the first half hour was taken up In
getting acquainted. and this proved
the easiest thing imaginable. The
Denver people were out not only fol-
trade. but also for having a good
time. and they made themselves a
home at once The Club rooms were
well filled by the home people ant
the visitors. The billiard and pool Ia
bles had been decorated for the oc
casion. One table was piled high will
the juicy red apple and the crisp eel
cry grown to such perfection in tn
valley. and the visitors were told Z
help themselves which they did to
man. Another table was filled wit
photographs OF artesian wells. view
of our farms. orchards and other o
our show places During the entir
time at the Club this table SCENE
to attract. and It was crowded by tn
visitors, examining the views an
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BY Strict Party Vote.

Jefferson City, Mo-. jan 1S.-The
house today by a strict party vote
adopted the majority report of the
committee appointed to investigate
X. Niedrinhaus, who yesterday recei-
we'd the majority or the votes for U.
s. Senator. The report was favora-
BILE to him.
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HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.

Second Conference Of Cotton Mill
Men With Governor Douglas.
Boston. Mass. Jan. 18.-The hope
of final settlement OF the strike of
cotton mill operatives at Fall River
was centered today on . second con-
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U. S. WEATHER suREAu.
focal Renor+A

Roswell. N. NJ, Jan 18.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, As; min. 80; mean. 49,
Precipitation, .02 inch
Wind S. w. velocity 2 miles Wea-
ther clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Thursday Station
ary temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Official In Charge.
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1905 Wall Paper, $50 differ
ent patterns, at the p. V. Lum-
Der Co. tt
Do Not Refuse Cash.

We do not refuse cash, and we
guarantee we will sell as close as
any house in Roswell. We also sell
on short approved credit. Western
Grocery Co., the hustlers for business
tim
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FOR SINGLE STATE

Declare New Mexico Entitled to be a
State of ltself.-The Statehood Bill
Up in the Senate Today.-Berry Of
fers an Amendment.-cIay Spoke
in Opposition to the Bill.
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DIR. Raschbaum. the eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist from AMARILLO,
win be in Roswell on or about the
22nd OF January and stay one week
at the ofiices ef Drs. Joyner & Yarer.
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SIX REPUBLICANS BOLTED THE
CAUCUS NOMINEE, HENCE
NO ELECTION FOR
". s. SENATOR.
THE COLORADO CONTEST

The Contest viii Be Heard by a Com
mittee of Eighteen Republicans and
Nine Democrats.-Inquiry Must be
Finished by March First.-Demo-
Gratis Protest Against Closed Ses-
sions of the Committee.
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The newly elected constables and
justices of the peace will take office
on the first day of next month.
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There is none better than the Sta-
Meat Market Best service. Best
meats. Lowest prices, quick delivery.
Courteous treatment We want your
business Phone Sc Atm
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Cement Walks.

Figure with James Clair and w.
w. Petty before letting contract for
your cement walk II 12t
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Notice.

Hack from Star Meat Market daily
to Hondo dam Leaves between sew
en- and eight o'cIock.-John Purviance
tim
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3 $ $ 8 8 8 s 8 3 5 8 5 s 8 5 s.

3 SANTA FE, NM, JAN 49, {
3 BOTH HOUSES OF THE LE- {
3 GISLATURE TODAY PASS
3 ED STRONG RESOLUTIONS {
P PROTESTING AGAINST THE {
2 PASSAGE OF THE JOINT {
g STATEHOOD BILL, AND IN {
2 SISTING THAT NEW MEXI- 6
2 co is ENTITLED TO STATE {
= HOOD WITHIN IT'S PRES {
2 ENT BOUNDARIES AND {
2 WITH THE PRESENT NAME {
3 THE VOTE WAS 81 TO 5. {
2 COPIES OF THE RESOLU- {
2 TION WERE ORDERED TC s
2 BE SENT TO THE PRESID-
3 ENT AND EVERY MEMBER
2 OF CONGRESS. {
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LEGISLATURE
PROTESTS

BOTH HOUSES PASS STRONG RES
OLUTIoNs PROTESTING AG-
AINST PASSAGE OF JOINT
STATEHOOD BILL.
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Buy your glass at The p. V.
Lumber Co. Largest stock in
town. tt
Montana Elects Senator.

Helena. Mont. Jan. 16.-Thomas
receiving So votes
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Before papering your house
this spring, examine the new
stock of paper at the P. V.
Lumber Co. tt
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One weeks special sale be-
ginning Friday 18th, on all La
dies Coats, Capes, Jackets,
Tailored Suits. Skirts, Shirt
waists and Millinery. Joyce
Pruit Company.
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A HAPPY TIME

The Short Time Spent in Roswell
Passed in Happy Manner.-Speech
es and Refreshments.-The Talks
Made at the Club Rooms.-Morrow
on Freight Rates.
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DIED OF OLD AGE.

Man Goes to His Reward.
Lancaster, Pa. Jan. Isl NJ. w.
Geist, one of the best known news
paper men of Pennsylvania, and one
Of the founders of the New Era, died
today of old age. He was in his 81st
year
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National Bank Failure InTexas.

Washington, Jan. 18.-The Comp
roller of the Currency today was ad
vised by telegram that the officers Of
the American National Bank at Abb
enc, Texas. have closed the bank.
R. L. Van SAINT has been appointed
receiver.
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Arbitration Treaty With Mexico.

Washington. Jan. 18.-Amabassa-
dor Azpiroz of Mexico and Secretary
Hay today signed an arbitration trea-
ty along lines similar to the docu-
ments recently negotiated with other
countries.
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THE DENVER
PEOPLE

RECEPTION GIVEN THE DENVER
BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION
AT THE ROSWELL CON-
MERCIAL CLUB.
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2 Washington, D. c., Jan. Is.
When the statehood bill came
up in the senate today. Berry 6
2 offered an amendment permit 6
3 ting the annexation of West
? Fort Smith. now in the Indian 6
Territory, to Arkansas. That"
? said Senator Spooner, ''is an G
3 instance in which the senator 6
2 from Arkansas favors expan- 6
2 sion," and Berry admitted s
that such was the fact Sena- 6.
2 tor Clay spoke in opposition 6
? to the bill. {
2 6
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AZ the Christian Church.

The revival meetings at the Chris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
DEATH OF JAMES CARROLL
Subject for Investigation by the Paw.
ticket Police.

Fawtuckot. r. L.. Feb. s3.-Tho police
coin. here. today. are investigating the
death OF james Carroll. whose body was
found lying in u pool of blood in a yard
of Il house in this city.
Carroll : head was cut in several places
He was last seen alive at about 20 O'Clock
las, night. when he inquired at the house
FOR Miss Alice McGrath. who boards i'll the
Sfco.id flcor tenement of the :, rue. lIr.-
OCCUPIED nv the family ut Patrick Fox.
As Carroll appeared to have been drink
lnS at thu time he WAS ordered away.
Mrs. Phillip German. who occupies the
ground iloUr tenement. states tha; about
halt past o'clock this morning she
heard loud talking apparently between :.
man and woman i'll the upstairs hallway
followed by the sound Of the man falling
about half way down the stairs
According to statement madc to III
police. tonight. by Leroy Cannon. who
Mas with Carroll. last night. Carroll al.l
Thomas Golden lad an argument in the
house of Patrick Cunning ham on Elm
street. but separated at the street door "A
few moments lTter
Golden. Cannon said. went to his house
and the two played cards until ~ O'Clock
and they did not see Carroll during The
nigh:.
Mrs. Alice Mc(irath. at whose house
Carroll called at 10 o'clock was also en-
amined by the police. She said she did
not see Carroll. last night and did not
Know he was dead until she saw his BODY
on the ground. this morning
The coroEer's inquest will be held early
next week
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SOUTHERN IRON DEAL,
Properties to be Bought and Turned
Over to U. S. Steel Company.

New York. Feb. 23.-Prevailing talk
about Il large Southern iron deal with II
capital Of at least Xl00,Gn.mGN, which is IL
take IN from three to tlVa properties and
which in turn. according to the gossip
is to be turI.ed over to the United States
opening i'll the stock market. TO-DAY. and
by early in the afternoon further sharp
adNanccS had been made by Tenn6 ssee
COAL SioSS-Shctft Id. Republic II on and
Sirel ahd International Power. All l. of
thtS'- companies We're credited with being
in the deal Various S:ories were Of
fered To explain the rise in the Southern
about most OF them. One theory was
that Joseph II. HoadlcH. john w Gates
and their associates had acquired control
of Tennessee Coal in the open market 1t
was pointed ont. however. that as fhr
Tennessee board OF directors is classified
it would he Impossible Tor any outsiders
To get Immediate control
Tile only official statement made was
that an offer had been made for A major
lily Of tho common stock of the Sl0ss-
Sheffield 90
j. G. Mahen. president of the Sloss-
Sheffield Steel Co. stated, today. that
arrangements for the sale Of "a ma jority
iioadleV and associates has been conclud-
cd The price to he paid for the trans
fer Mr. Mabcn refuses to disclose The
dominant interest in SlOSS-Shefiipld has
thus tar declined to part with itS pre-
tcrrC1 stock. according 10 MIR. Mahcn.
hut it i understood that the Hoadley
interest has what is equivalent to an on
ton on this stock
There was nothing. today. to indicate
that offers had been made for Republic
Steel. tennessee Coal or any Other large
southern properties.
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PRAYERS ARE OFFERED
For the Recovery Of Or. William Harp
err in Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. "a silent prayer for
the recovery of Pres. William II. Harper
OF The tnivo rsity of Chicago. who has
been operated upon at the Presbyterian
hospital, was offered by the audience as
semDled i'll Orchestra han to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Washington. The
program was arranged Ly the Union
.eagUe club
Without pronouncing the final henedic-
ton and with his head still bowed Dr.
James ). Store of ST. James Episcopal
church. asked that the audience remain
standing.
Let US for a moment invoke the bless
ing OF God upon that man, that great
scholar. that friend of us all Pres. Har-
per, who is now undergoing such a Sc
riouS operation, that he speedily may b..
restored to us and to his work"
DIR. Stone. after a moments silence he
gan TO repeat the Lords prayer. The au-
dIence followed him. Almost 20GO persons
thus added their petitions to those that
mad been offered AIT the University of Chi
cago and over the city
Pres. VIM. r. Harper Of the University
OF Hhicago, passed comfortable night
a. the Presbyterian hospital following
Nednesday,s operation for cancer His
condition. Thursday. according to the
physicians. was favorable
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

NV York. F,h a3.-Thcra We're violent
sr,t ulatlV. attiVitY ana excitement in
stocks. ;.2 lin today. and snInt very i"Trl-
Ish price movements. The ~l'rmists -
explain nv. movements were 80 pcrplcNtd
as 10 unScttlc the market from lime u
time. Hut its resisting power was impress
SiVo and III" price level was not much
impaired even where III" Influences VIZ"
on III. side If uorbt and depression. This
WAS the ease in the railroad list at large.
and uneaSnrss aroused hy tn sensational
movement in The SptcislltitS caused IL"
selling 10 outweigh the buying. The
SuHthcrn iron group was again the SEN
"a tiUnal feature ana it was ulning the
most violent thulitionS in those stocks
t" sell of. The huoyancy of the Southern
iron stocks caused the advance in the
Southern railroad group, bttt was Of no
assistance otheTwi& 70 prices RumorS
:,nd assertions as to the stage reached
in the attempt 10 effect u merger oi the
many OF them conflicting. The COnVIlSiV"
movements in those stocks. reaching
many points between transactions. Wei"
of kind which are usually made only
under extreme necessity. such az is Cat,~-
Cd by a corner with an uncovered Short
interest.
The rise in call money tc : per cent.
late in the day and the violent reactions
in the iron stocks carried prices of sharp
ly during the final hour. the loan average
level being consider ably below Tuesday.
but the final rally on covering Of shorts
substantially repaired the price level. The
closing. however, was unsettled and il
regular.
Bonds we're irregular. Total sales par
va Inc. l.136.'0.
United States . : advanced i per cent:
- Il Ter cent. and the new 4's u per
cent. on call.
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Franklin County Divorces.

Tie following divorces have been de-
creed at the present term Of Franklin
judicial court:
Bertha J.. Grover, lbt. vs. Eugene A.
Grover. Iib"ler 10 pay 81 to lbt. by
the first day of April. next
Agnes d. Bryan. hit. IS. Geo. T..
bryan. divorce Tor cruel and stblIs-
i've treatment. Name. Agnes &.
Bryan changed to Agnes G. GUNNER
ford.
Anna Pratt lbt. vs.. stephen Pratt.
Divorce for cruel ana abusive treat
melt.
Mary W. Moore. lbt. vs.. Chas. +.
Moore. Divorce for cruel ana abusiN e
treatment and cruelty and wdntOnly
refusing to provide suitable subSis-
tencc. Name Of libt changed To Mary
W. Reed at her request.
Angelic tecchine lbt. VS.. Lingi Gee
chine. Divorce for gross and confirmed
habits Of INVESTIGATION.
Matte T.. Bean vs.. VIVA f. Bean.
DIVORCE for cruel ana abusive treat
nlcu..
kittie NJ. IIuntoon. lbt vs.. Herbert
Huntoon. Divorce for cruel and
Il bUSiVe treatment
liza Il. Russell bit VS.. Eleanor y.
Russell. Divorce for adultery. Gus
tody Of minor child Annie Russell,
given to libelee.
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BECOMES IMPATIENT.
Oowager Empress Not Afraid Of Bomk S
and Wants to Move.

st. Petersburg Feb. "a" A. Mali
the members Of the Imperial family
who attended the requiem for Grand
Duke Sergius at Tsal SkOe~S elo yeSter-
day. remained 10 family council in
the evening. The Dowager Empress
who has been at Tsarskoe-Selo since
the eventful red sunday" Jan. %. be-
coming impatient at the restraints
which were advised lv the police for
her safety. TebAll,d against the alleg-
cd necessity of remaining at Tsarskoe-
Selo. declaring that she is not afraid.
mat the sands OF her life have almost
run out, and that if aSsasSins want
Der life. they may have il. The Imper-
ial family and Authorities imploref nor
not to return TO st. Peter sbu:g. and
she finally yielded.
The public is discussing with aston
ishment, the sw"s ping stat. ment of the
Metropolitan of Moscow attributine
the guilt of the assassination of the
entire Russian society. The wisdom of
such statements at this crisis is very
generally gu asticned.
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FUNERAL OF GRAND DUKE.
Immense Crowds Throne the Squares
in Front Of Palaces.

Moscow. Feb. 23.-The solemn cere-
mony Of blessing the remains of Grand
Duke SergiuS was performed at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning in the midst
Of tolling of bells from all the churches
and mOnasteries of the ancient capital.
Immense crowds thronged the ope,l
squares in from, of the palaces and
there was considerable display of
troops in the street. Grenadiers Of the
kieff regiment furnished the guard at
the ChadOf monastery which was the
scene OF the funeral services.
The public could see beyond the car
Iiages of those invited to the funeral
VINO quickly filed the small available.
space.
After blessing the body il was con-
reyed to the adjoinging church of st.
Andrew where II was laid on a cata-
falque. The coffin was concealed by Il
mass Of floral wreaths and crosses. The
officials of Grand Duke Sergius' house.
hold and his aides de camp formed n
circle around the bier while the regi-
ments of the Moscow garrison furnish
ed contingents for the guard of honor
The scene within the church was pa
thetic. The guard OF honor was draw
back as the imperial party entered to tax.
aheir places before the bier. The coffir
stood upon a catafalque covered will
cloth of gold on the four corners Of which
were imperial eagles while below on cush
ions rested the orders of the dead man
me coffin was covered with cloth Of sill
Yer trimmed with ermine. The manrleC
body lay in state dressed in full uniform
nut a veil of fine lace covered the mutt
lated face. The sloved hand held an ikor
of St. Nicholas INV
Ire grand dukes widow. the Grard
Duchess Elizabeth, took her place al The
1905 OF the coffin iii front of the other
members OF the imperial family She was
dressed in the deepest black save the
scarlet rib on of the Order of St Anne
Throughout the ordeal she displayed the
followed the dead Goa Gilman 10 the r,aya
The metropolitan and 10 bishops con-
Quoted the service which was accomran-
p~ a., ,..r ,,-,.,. ..... .