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SPELL OF REST
At OYSTER BAY
President Spends Day With
out Having Visitors.
MRS. LOEB Is TAKEN ILL
It Is Thought, However, She Has I'm
proved Enough to Start on
Vacation Trip.
MRS. LOEB is TAKEN ILL

OYSTER BAY, July 15-President
Roosevelt was allowed a spell of rest
and recreation today. Not a single
visitor came from out OF town TO go
TO Sycamore Hill, and even the usual
routine of correspondence was omit
ted Secretary Loeb did not go to the
hill until late in the afternoon and
then went up only to get the President s
signature upon a few important official
papers and say good-by TO the family
previous TO leaving on his vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb start for Il month s
outing III Wyoming tomorrow afternoon,
leaving Oyster Bay on the 2:15 D. M
and taking an evening train out OF
New York for Chicago. They will first
go to the Yellowstone Park, where they
will be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Fl c.
Childs. who Will accompany them south
ward into the mountains where the
party hope to make some trout catching
records
This morning it was thought that the
Secretary'S trip might have to be post
poned on account OF the illness of Mrs
Loeb, who was taken with high
fever during the night. but during the
day she improved and it is believed she
will be able To stand the journey
Assistant Secretary Benjamin F.
Barnes, who has been spending his
vacation at EagIesmere, Pa reached
oyster Bay this morning and will be
in charge of the executive Offices dur.
ing Secretary Loeb's absence
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BANKS STOCKHOLDERS
WILL BE ASSESSED

The Comptroller of the Currency has
received the first report OF j. w. Scho-
field. receiver of the Fredonia National
Bank. OF F'redonia, n. Y, which was
closed on June J9, 1906.
The receiver cIassifies the assets of
the bank as follows: Good. s374, ,82l SO;
doubtful. S257. .6O3 50. worthless, $685., ,SS1. 30:
total, 1891, ,307. AZ.
The liabilities of the bank, including
individual deposits To the amount of
$IoS, 1861, and certificates OF deposit
amounting 10 $3.50, 1872 II, are placed at
SS95 SS4 40. This report shows an assess
lnent of 100 per cent on the stockhoId-
ers 10 be necessary. which will amount
10 100000. The report says that 1t is
to be assumed that so per cent will be
realized from this source increasing
the good assets about $4,000.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

During the last twenty-four hours an
area Of high pressure has appeared over
has fallen considerably over the lower
ST. Lawrence valley. The Rocky noun
tain depression has moved east-north-
east to North Dakota.
Rain has fallen in Atlantic coast dis
tricts and North Dakota, and scattered
local showers are rep Jrted from the
Plateau region.
There has been an appreciable fall in
temperature in the lake region. where
tho winds are northerly this morning
1t will be cooler tonight III the north
ern portion OF the Middle Atlantic
States, with fair weather in all parts
of the Washington forecast district, ex-
cept that on Sunday local rains are
probable In Florida and the south At
iantic coast.
The temperature will rise In the lake
region Sunday.
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CHURCH TO LEAD
WORLDWIDE FIGHT
Rome Is in the Lists Against
Socialism.
POPE DEEPLY CONCERNED
Finds in Prevalent Sentiment a Danger
Which Governments Cannot
Eradicate.

ROME, July 15.--The church is to
lead in a worldwide movement against
socialism, anarchy. and those other dis
organizing forces which constitute a
grave and growing menace to the eX-
istence Of society and the growth OF
civilization 1t Is this which has caused
the change Of attitude between the
Vatican and the QuirInal which has
puzzled the world.
This statement was made 10 me today
by an Italian nobleman holding a high
position at court. which brings him
into close and confidential relations
with the King, and who is devout
Catholic. standing we'll with the curia
Continuing. he said: Both the pres
ent Pope and the present King of Italy
are broad-minded. liberal men. His
holiness has for long time recognized
the fact that changed conditions have
made ii necessary for change in the
church policy of seclusion inaugurated
by Plus TX when deprived of his tenn
poral sovereignty He has seen France
practically lost to the church by the
growth of atheistic socialism. He sees
Italy and Spain tending IN the same di-
rection. while the church is losing its
hold on thousands of people throughout
the world because Of the malificent in
fiuence of atheistic socialism
Wants Change Without Friction.
THE idea that his holiness has been
Influenced in making SO radical a change
in the Vatican policy because he suffers
personal discomfort through confinement
in the Vatican is absurd. He is faced
by q dangerous condition throughout
the world whereby the very existence of
49,
is menaced. He has delayed public ac-
ton out of Difference to the conservatism
OF many of the members OF the sacred
college who have not as yet realized the
changes which have made further ad-
herence to the policy pursued by his
immediate predecessors no longer pos
sible. He wants the change to come with
the least possible friction in the churcn
That he is fully determined on his
course. however. admits OF no DOUBT
ard at the proper time he viii act
1T is no secret that King Victor
Emanuel and the Pope understand each
other. and that they already are work
| ing together to rescue Italy from the
threat OF socialism and anarchy. The
recent action OF the Vatican, In not only
permitting but urging Catholics to par
| ticipate in secular politics. and the re-
| cent encyciical to the Italian bishops
| on the Catholic social movement are d-
rectiy IN line with this work.
Significant Utterances.
There are some significant utterances
| in this encyclical. The holy father says
The civilization of the world IS
| Christian civilization. The more dis
tinctively Christian it continues to be the
more real and lasting and fruitful 1,
| will be. The further 1t removes itself
| from the Christian idea the greater will
| be its decline to the immense injury OF
| social welfare On this fact were based
! the relations between the church and
! the different states. the public recogni-
| ton of the authority of the church in
all matters that in any way relate to
Gnnrinusd ON Second PaRe1
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CREW MUT|NIED
ON KATHERINE
Russian Battleship Report
ed Sunk by Sailors.
BOMB FAC TORY RAIDED
Police Seize Underground Workshop
Rumored Withdrawal of Witte Not
Credited in St. Petersburg.

VIENNA. July 15.-Dispatches re-
cefved from st. Petersburg say that a
mutiny has occurred among the mem
bers of the crew of the battleship katn-
crime Of the Black 1-a squadron The
mutineers are reported to have sunk
the vessel.
Advices from Baku, Transcaucasia
say that the. police there made raid
on an underground secret bomb fac
tory which was being operated by
terrorists- The officers seized ninety
one perfect bombs which were ready
for use and large Quantity of mate
rials for making Internal machines
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Suspicious Prescience in Fact That He Sent
for Physician and Told Him That Sick
Wife Showed Symptoms of Tetanus.
FATAL NEEDLE GOT IN SLIPPER
AFTER VICTIM HAD RETIRED
Woman Never Took Off Her Foot Wear
During the Day---Instrument of Death
There When She Rose.

which
il May today
That Carlton said
his
fully
And
CASE FRESH IN HIS MEMORY.
he
apartment of home by
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$1,000 Niagara Falls and Return.

The Pennsylvania Railroads next pop
ular $1,000 Niagara Falls excursion leaves
Washington by special train I:55 a. m,
July u standard vestibule coaches and
Pullman parlor car through without
change; tickets good for ten days. S10C0-
Following excursion August IL. Address
s. NJ Newbold P A S II. D.. 10th and 6
SIS for descriptive pamphlet.-Adv.
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s1.as to Baltimore and Return, s1.a5.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
Sunday; tickets good on s!! rains ex-
cepr Congressional Limited. and good
for return Until Sunday aight.-Adv.
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GERMANS BUY COAL LAND

LONDON, July ia German syndi-
cate has purchased for 1,250, 600, the
DAILY Telegraph announces, the Whit
worth estate, near Meath, in the south
of Wales, embracing 5000 acres of vir-
gin coal lands, containing the finest
steam coal.
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TEMPERATURES.
DOWNTOWN.

,isterea As,eck's standard Therrnometer.
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Withdrawal of Witte
Not Given Credence

ST. PETERSBURG, July ia lower
ful ally OF the peace party has been
found in the action of the women and
children in various parts of the en-
ptre, who are marching in bodies 10 To-
cal officials nearest them and demand
ing that their sons, husbands, and faith
ers be restored TO them so that they
might be spared the horrors of starva-
ton and famine. which already face
them in soIae parts of the country
In some Of the villages practically all
the able-bodied men have been taken
away.
1t is this situation which proved the
deciding factor in the mind OF the
Car. There were rumors last night
that because of his plain talk and his
demand that he should not be hampered
in the negotiations that the appointment /
of NJ. Witte as chief negotiator would
be withdrawn, but this morning the re-
ports are discredited. 1t Is because il
Is apparent even to the grand dukes
that peace Is absolutely necessary for
Russia and that Witte is the best euuip-
ped man in the empire to deal with the
japanese that the appointment stands.
For Armistice in Manchuria.
1t is understood here that Baron Rosen
mas Deen instructed TO use his utmost
endeavors 20 secure an armistice in
Manchuria. In the meantime plans for
the reinforcement of the army at the
front are being pushed The nineteenth
army corps has received marching or
ders and the mobilization OF six regi-
ments Of Cossacks has been successfully
accomplished.
II is practically admitted here that
Sakhalin IL lost TO Russia for all time
The japanese occupation Is practically
complete. 1t will be urged by the peace
commission that the ccssion of Sakha.
lin be accepted in lieu of indemnity but
there is not much hope that Japan will
consent to This.
Gen. Trepoff, who was slated TO sue.
ceed Bouligin as minister of the interior
IL is said, has been asked TO be relieved
of this duty unless he is given a free
hand. and there is talk that Prince
Sviotopolk- Mirsky, may be recalled anG
be empowered TO carry out the reform
ideas which led to his retirement
A story comes from Warsaw of a re
volt among some of the Cossacks there
because of bad food. If this story is
true it Is ominous, for the unswervine
loyalty OF the Cossacks has never beer
questioned. Anti-JeWish riots also arc
reported from Josefuff Before they
We're quelled several people. ii Is said
were killed and number injured. and
many Jewish houses wrecked
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Buy Lumber in Carloads at Wholesale
prices from Libbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y
Adv
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Fair tonight and tomorrow,
with moderate temperatures
The Washington times., 1905-07-15

ncnnrinush on ssnnnh PaHsA
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08

the southwestern railroad situation
D. Simpson and Charles B. Eddy.
of New York were the principal own
ers in the Dawson properties.
The Ell Paso and Southwestern rail-
road is one Of the unique railroad
propositions Of the United States. 1t
is owned entirely by Phelps-Dodge &
company, and was originally built t o
that firm an outlet for its min
ing products. That firm now controls
the Copper Queen, Old Dominion and
Detroit copper companies, and is by
far the largest mining interest in the
southwest, controlling in these three
properties a monthly copper output
in excess of ten million pounds of
copper per month.
The Ell Paso & Southwestern has
no bonds and a capital stock of ST.
OOO, 900. 1t runs from Benson Arizo-
ma to FL Paso, Texas with a branch
to Nacazari, in Mexico, where the
Phelps-Dodge interests have a prom
Using copper property. The Phelps
Dodge properties contribute 25 per
ZEN of the total freight tonnage Of
the system, and their tonnage is said
to more than pay the total operating
expenses, leaving the balance of the
IS per cent of the tonnage as profit.
This road was built and paid for out
of the profits arising from 17-cent cop
per when the Amalgamated company
held the umbrella" a few years ago.
1t is said to present an actual invest
ment of 49, 900 900 and is a very profit
able proposition. being one of the
finest built railroad in the United
States and supplied with a passenger
equipment which probably has no SUI
perior in the country.
The acquisition Of additional mile
age through the Simpson-Eddy sys-
tenn, with it's intimate relations with
the Rock Island and Southern Pacific
should give the P~helps-Dodge inter
ests an important consideration in
freight rates in the future. The Old
Dominion company is now in position
to get all the benefits from low rates
and cheap fuel through the Phelps
Dodge combination.
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A Pleasant Habit.

1t is a pleasant habit of mind-that
of seeing the good in people and
things. an upbuilding, constructive
habit, too. Those who cultivate it soon
find that practice makes perfect"
and that every effort in the right d.
rection makes the next easier. 1t is
a habit that makes for good health,
happiness and prosperity, as well;
hence we should be wise to form it if
from a selfish motive alone. Assume
a virtue, though thou have it not,
and thou shalt have it." voices a sci
entifc truth. Let those of us who
have been in the habit of fault-find-
ing. of seeing and saying unpleasant
things, accept it as a rule of action.
When we are tempted to speak I'M
kindly of a neighbor, friend, acquain-
lance or of the stranger within orr
gates. let us resolutely refrain, say
ing instead some pleasant thing. I'm
til we have made this attempt with
our heart we can have no idea of
the new happiness thai will come to
Unsolicited.
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NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
AND COAL COMPANY
The Official Announcement of the Big
Purchase Made by Phelps
Oodue & Co.

Dodge & Co.
The official nnouncemen that the
FL aso & Southwestern Railway com
pany has acquired control of h
New Mexico Railway & Coa company
has just been issued at Boston is of
great Importance.
1t means that Phelps-Dodge & Co.
the southwestern copper producers.
have secured control of the great Daw
son coal fields in New Mexico and
have acquired about 500 additional
miles of railroad to add to their Ell
Paso e. Southwestern system of rail
roads.
The Phelps-Dodge interests have
long desired an Independent fuel
source, having in the past experienced
considerable difficulty in securing an
adequate supply of coke for their i'm
mense smelling operations. Some
months ago they secured options upon
the Durango coal fields in southern
The purchase includes the Ell Paso
& Durango railroad, with IS, 200. 900
capital to build a railroad 400 miles
in length from the Ell Paso Southwest
ern railroad to the Durango fields
The Arizona smelter interests have
long secured their principal supply
of coke from the Dawson company,
which was controlled by the New Mex
leo railway & Coal company, but
sources for their most valuable pro-
duct next to CT for their fur
naces; and the Phelps-Dodge policy
has always been to operate absolutely
Independent of any outside interests.
The announced purpose of Phelps
Dodge & company to build to the Du-
range fields threatened to o the
Dawson interests of their most valu-
able customer, and led to the opening
of negotiations for the sale of the
Dawson coal and coke interests to
Phelps-Dodge & company, which have
just been closed. The Durango plans
have now been abandoned.
The purchase includes the FL Posa
q Northwestern railroad, FL Paso &
Rock Island railway and Dawson rail
way & Coal company all controlled
through the New Mexico Railway e
Coal company, which has $780, 900
OF bonded debt and $4,000 900 of stock
The properties cost Phelps-Dodge &
company SIG. 900. 900 cash.
This purchase will make of the Ell
Paso e. Southwestern railway a sys-
tenn of over nine hundred miles and
make hat road a greater factor in
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

For Sale or Trade.-Su. Louis well
drilling machine. with six horse
power portable gasoline engine. All
complete and in good running or
der. Apply to G.. D. Stewart, 70S
Penn. ave. 56tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-3-room house on East
Fifth street. Record office. S3tf
WANTED.-A good cheap baritone
horn. Call at Register office. S3t3
Alfalfa pasturage ~ miles north
east of court house,. r. Smith. If
Richardson and Walnut. Apply
to Ullery Furniture Co. S2t4*
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Rubber tired buggy.
200 s. Kentucky.
FOR RENT-Furnished room and
house. H. p. Hobson- S1-3t.
For Sale cheap.-One new Singer
sewing machine. 102 s. Kentucky.
S1t2
FOR sALE--Choice baled alfalfa;
stove or cord wood. F. D.
Stock Farm. 53tf.
PRESS FOR SALE-The Record of
ice has for sale one Cranston
press, seven column folio. Is in
good order and will be sold at a
bargain. tt
FOR SALE.-The Record has for sale
cheap, 4 rolls of 31-inch Manila
wrapping paper, 2 rolls of 6-inch
pink, and one roll of Pinch Mani
la. This is a bargain. tt
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For Sale.

Here's your chance to get an ele-
giant home. highly improved, at a bar
gain, SO listen.
% acres of land set to apples and
alfalfa, irrigated by a No. 1 ~artesian
well; an S-room two-story house, and
only n mile from city limits. This
land will do to subdivide into lots
within two years and will double or
treble in value. Come to see me for
price terms.
E. L. WILDLY,
79t4 Roswell, N. NJ.
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All advertisements to Insure Inser-
tien I'm the same days Issue OF The
Record should be In the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
.mornina. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In the Of
fiss Nv eleven o'clock to prevent Its
being run that day.
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California Excursions.

During the summer Of 1905, the Pc
cos System will sell round trip tick
cts to Los Angeles and San Francisco
at greatly reduced rates. A choice OF
several routes win be given and lib
eral stop-over privileges allowed.
CAN at ticket office for full informa-
ton as to rates. selling dates. etc.
N. D. BURNS. Agent.
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For Exchange.

hav a hotel, furnished and ready
to do business, at Los Cerillos, near
Santa Fee, and on the main line of
the A. T. & S. F. R.. R., where eight
passenger and Is freight trains pass
daily; there are 500 miners at work
in the coal mines of this place and
1 will trade the property. which is
clear of all incumbrance and worth
$4,000, for desirably located decided
and in the Pecos Valley. or Roswell
property.
E. L. Wildly,
1914 Roswell, N. NJ.
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1874
Reward offered.

May %. Both were sorrel, and were
placed in pasture adjoining Dexter.
Reward paid for the return OF the
horses to the owner. A. v. Hair. at
Dexter. 77t6s
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Artesia Lands.

We have some excellent bargains
in desert assignments. decided lands
and accomplishments. Buy in the dull
season and get the rise that will be
sure to follow.
JOHN RICHEY & SONS,
Artesia. N. NJ.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED.-Pair of horses, one bay,
branded D. G.. on shoulder; one
gray, without brand, swelling on
shoulders. Return horses or bring
information to J.. H. McIntire. S0t3*
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FOUND.

FOUND.-Pair of horses. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying for this ad. Perryman's
place, 8 miles east of Hagerman.
Tiff.
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OOONCAL oc Ahh CiA VI
ROSWELL:
Section THAT In the opinion Of
the City Council it is necessary that
cement sidewalks be built along the
streets and avenues hereinafter nam
ed, therefore notice De and the same
is hereby given to h owners and
persons in charge of the property,
lot or lots adjoining he sidewalks
cause to be built, cement sidewalks
in the City of Roswell, viz:
On the north side of First street,
between Kentucky and Lea Avenue.
formerly Spring River avenue).
On the south side of Second street.
between Kentucky and Lea avenue.
formerly Spring River avenue).
On the north side of Second street.
between Kentucky and Missouri ave
nues.
On both sides of Third street. be-
tween Kentucky and Missouri
On both sides of Fourth street, De
tween Kentucky and Missouri ave
nues.
On both sides of Fifth street, be-
tween Kentucky and Missouri ave
nues.
On both sides of Sixth street, be-
tween Kentucky and Missouri ave
nues.
On both sides of Seventh street, be-
tween Kentucky and Missouri ave-
nues.
On h east side of Pennsylvania
avenue between First and Second
streets.
On the west side of Kentucky ave
nue. between Alameda avenue and
Eighth street.
On the west side of Les avenue
formerly Spring River %avenue). be-
tween Second street and Seventh
street.
On both sides of Missouri avenue
from Second to Seventh street.
On the north side of Fifth street
from Main street to the alley between
Pecos and Grand avenue.
On the east side of Main street
from Sixth street to Eighth street,
within thirty days from the publica-
ton of this ordinance and in accord
ance with the. specifications laid
down in Ordinance Number 2OS of the
City of Roswell.
Section 2-The City Clerk shall as
soon as this ordinance takes effec
issue and the City Marshal serve 40
tice upon each of the owners or per-
sons in charge of each of the lots
and parts of lots abutIing on and ad-
joining the said proposed sidewalks
to build the same as herein ordered,
by delivering to each of said persons
a true copy of this ordinance, toge-
Their with a true copy of said Ordi-
nance No. 2OS of the City Of Roswell,
and If such owner is a nonresident,
and has no agent residing within the
City of Roswell, then by posting IN
a conspicuous place upon the said
premises a true copy of said notice;
and aid Marshal shall make due re-
said notices.
Passed this 9Th day of June, A. D.,
1905.
Attest:
FRED j. BECK.
(SEAL) City Clerk.
Approved this 9th day Of June, A.
D., 1905.
]. F. HINKLE,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO, CT
TY OF ROSWELL-ss.
/, Fred ]. Beck, Clerk within and
the City of Roswell, do hereby
that the foregoing is a true
copy of Ordinance No. 43 as the same
appears of record at page 1G7 of Or
dinance Record No. /, of said City.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said City on this the 7th day of June
A. D., 1905.
FRED j. BECK,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
published June 8, 19O5.-Record.)
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Money to Loan.-$1, 900 to LOAF on
good security. Apply at Record Of
fee. 7Stf
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WANTED.

MANUFACTURING room girl at FL
Captain hotel. S1t3*
WANTED.-Girl for house work in
small family. 625 N. Main st. 83t3
on ranch. Address H. L. Hill, Ros-
well. 82tf
WANTED.-Man to work on ranch.
also woman to work around house
On ranch. F. l.. Hill, Roswell. S2If
WANTED.-Party to live on ranch,
no work to do. Furnished house,
three rooms. horses, COWS, all con-
veniences. Record office.
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LOST.

LOST.-Heavy gold ring with intag-
lilo setting. "Class 1880" engraved
on inside. Reward On return to
K. Keebler, Contra Hotel. Stiff