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New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Supplemental Citation.
HNHE PEOPLE OE THE STATE OF NEW

Il York. by the grace God free fudependert-T
Sarah J. Dietz. Mary Alice Boyer, wife OF Robert T.
Boyer; Charles L Dietz and Nellie p Detz, widow heirs
kin, sole legatees and devsees under viii %
Alfred Dtetz deceased and the sole persons interested
estate who the heirs and ueNt Of kin Of
Leni Leota Dietz deceased send greeting Wheras a,'
Wells Borough of Manhattan, City OF New York.
lately applied SurrOgates Court q County
O York, certain instrument in writing.
bearing April 30th 1902 relating both are-
personal property. duly proved the last Will and Teta
DIctz, late OF the County - NeS
York Therefore You and each rits
to appear before Surrogate OF County % New
York at his County of New York. the 6lb
dav OF March, thousand nine hundred and I've
half past O'Clock in the forenoon q that day en AMI
there attend the probate Of the said last vii AMI
Testament And such Of as are hereby cited a.
OF years required o. appear
by guardian il you have one or IL you have none
appear and apply for be appointed In the
OF neglect failure guardian VIII
appointed the and for
in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof have caused the sal Of the
Surrogate's Court Of the said County of NeW
be hereuntO affixed Witness, Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of said
IL 81 County OF York. said County, the 18th
day OF January in the year Of Lord
thousand hundred and five
JAMES \ DONNETTY.
Clerk OF the Surrugates Court.
STITT & PHILLIPS. Attys- for Petitioner, No iI2 Fulton
(Manhattanl, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. =. p m.-CoTToN-spot in good de-
nand; prices points higher; middling fair
4S4d good mlddling, 404d; middling S2d; mddng
Ssod good ordinary SEED; Ordinary. 350d Of
10 600 bales OF which for specu
Iation ana and included coo American. Re
cepts $4,000 bales. including 81. TGO American Futures
opened nrn ana closed steady American middiing
April. 3s5d April and May 3.s9d. May and June 392d;
June and July 3e4d: July and August e6d: August
September, SSTd September October 3e9d:
and November. 4d November and December 4Old.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
On good demands gales I2 900 bales; speculation and
port 1000: American ooo receipts ss ZOO American
40 o0. mIdcling upland 302d Futures opened STEADY
o,ns higher closed steady II to ls points higher
Februafy February March. 3s0d; MaFoh-Aprf 5Sod
g May-June. 3e2d. June-July, SS4d;
iy hae1lst ssd August eptenber. 3e7d September
S.e,ober sed: 4d November Decem
Ter old Manchester Yarns better, with more bust-
ness: cloths q fair business doing.
TrIOTIR AND MEAL-Flour continues nim az OLD
nree but demand light. There were several lots or
Kansas and spring sold to-day ct steady prices
gnrng patents IS e0QS6 a5 winter strsights 50 5 so
fnter patents IS 5o4S5 81 spring clears - SOQt< so
extra no winter So 909s4 so extra 70 inter IS eS
X RYE FLOUR steady. quoted; ran 70 good
q sS9s4 20; choice falcy, 81 75gs5. BUcKWdEAr
FIOTR quiet: quoted at 81 s6as2 % per dg p CORN
brand BAG MEAL quiet Quoted; coarss new y oog
western steady Quoscs Western spring. fis 10; stand
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
II contract prices in the local market to-

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet, with
prices 10 points higher at 45c for middllng upland
middlins Gulf Sales spinners 1910 bales
Delivered contract. bales Southern spot mar
telegrephed follows: Mobile firm. Iac
higher. 67sc sales, 500 bales Charleston steady
&c higher at &c: sales 100 bales Augusta steady,
11ec higher. at s-isc; sales $40 bales st Louis hrm
unchanged' az n s,Ss * 10 oaies quet
changed at 7s-1ec sales. 15l bales. Orleans
frm l-I6o higher, Lie: sales, bales. Will
Inington steady. So Estimated receipts
the leading points for Tomorrow At Houston $500 to
$500 bales against 1921 last week and $500 last
al Galveston 1000 $500 bales. against 457T
week and 5215 last year. and at New Orleans $500
1900 against 9.123 last week and 9043 last year
Receipts the ports and interior points yesterday,
c.rnrnred with the " last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

extra India mess sss 3D. FORK easy prime mess ws-t-
ern els Sd HAMS-Short u to IL 70. easy 4os 81
BACON quiet: Cumberland cut. 20 70 30 n s6s shors
rib 10 S6s clear middles, light y % - 10,
37s middies heavy. 81 70 90 10 Ss "a snos
n. 35s, clear bellies. "A 70 10 70,
ans cd SfIOULDERS-Sduare t3 n. dun. s1s.
I.ARD-Prime quiet. a5s 3D. American
pals 34s ca. BUTTER nominal CHEESE y
steady; American finest white 52s Cd: American hnesc
colored 5is Sd. TAILOW-Prime city steady. 28s.
steady 3Ss 81. ROSIN-COu1rno1
hrm IS AID PETROLEUM-Redned a1iet Cd LIN
SEED OIL quiet. I5s 50
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT.
Aid Of The Tribune Appreciated by Munich
pal Art Society.
~ 81 Thn TrIhune

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In behalf of the Municipal Art Society, as
vel as from my personal point of view, wish to
thank The Tribune for the splendid manner In
Which Il Is advocating civic Improvement. especial
y the issues for January 2 and January 80. where
such generous space is given
i makes all our efforts easier to have the CO.
operation OF The Tribune and want you TO be-
NeVs that we appreciate II thoroughly.
G. S. MULLINER,
Secretary Municipal Art Society.
KeE-york jan 81 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
NAVAL STORES.

decline Savannah caused weakness IN the local
market with consequent decline OF about 1c gallon
machine made hbs quoted 55c and oil bbls
64ihc. Resin steady but quiet and unchanged.
Tar hrm with pretty good jobblng demand at
IS for oil bhls. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbs 64's9
Soc.
TAR-S5
ROEIN--ComInon good strained, 81 STis; f. So esq
% TO- r. 50 1885 20; O. So 2o9ss IS II. s. ssgss ao
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

Coffee cabes-Ilio--Coffee market steady; No 7 Rio
hSs exchange l3 2 receipts 6oOO bags shipments
Io the United States 1000 bags;
5000 bags: stock $4,000 bags. santos-Cofee martet
stock i55e0oo bags: Hamburg-Conee market opened
= pig higher: at 2:30 u higher: ales
129y2 bags; stock in Hamburg 4os 900 bags which
are brazilian; last month, I,45200O
Uo bags, respectively. onened
steady !. franc higher; m declined j. franc: at
B2. 900 bags. - ~ VA SAWS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
e. EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures quiet March Is ssd: May. II I'D. July
lid, CoRN-spot quiet American lxed new IS II lad:
American mixed old. 10i=d futures steady. March,
Ad May. ~ 1Ad PEAs-Cansdian steady, 81 ed
FLOURr-St Louis fancy winter steady, o. ed HOPS in
London Qacino COAST hTm 81 l0sgfs Ss BEEg stssdyI
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Proposals.
SEALED

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - SEALED
~ proposals suitably endorsed envelope Tor Consruc
ton Heating Plumbing, Electric Light Wiring and FL
ures and Gas Piping for state armory. at Flushins.
y. Y be by mail delivered person
noon Tuesday. the 7h February 1905
Board OF ArmOry Commissioners the Capt
y. Y. bids viii opened read
publicly. Drawings specifications may be consulted
blank forms of proposal obtained the ArToTy OF
the Seventeenth Separate COMPANY Flushing New Ior6
By application c. l. Helms. State Architect
Capitol. Albany y. Y. Will BE- awarded D
the lowest responsible
the OF funds available therefor
right reject all bids is reserved.
CHARLES r. ROE Major General
NELSON II. HENRY Adjutant- General. s y Y.
JAMES McLEER. Brig.-Gen'l 2nd ErigaCe y g. y Y.
Armo-y Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

cash quotations were as follows FLOUR dull. WHEAT
No spring 81 14qS1 16; No g. 81 O4qSl 49, No REQ
0ATS@No 2 297sc; white. 81 1lzdS21ae; Nc white
90ssc RYF-No 2 T5c. BARIsEY-GOod feeding, SfP
8sc: fair to choice mailing. 42gi6c FLAXSEED-No l.
81 i6 Ncrthwestern 81 2 20 10PI-
Mess Der bb s12 65@$l2 20. LARD-Per 100 n 50 20
sides Goose. SO t22GS6 10 snort
clear sides (boxed) So 1896 STA WHiSkEf-Bass or
high wines 81 90 on Produce Exchange to-day the
TJITTFR market firm; creameTies ls4%e.c daiFss
Ia625c EGGS hrn mark. cases lncluled S-tgZtc;
frsts CSC; prime hrsts soc; extras. S2c CHEESE quiet
duluth. Feb 2-Close: wHEAr-NO Northern.
81 iSi4; No 2 Northern. 81 06b4; May 81 lo-; July
81 142 September. So1sc.
milwaukee, Feb. 2--WHEAT-No l Northern: 81 loo
81 I8 No Northern 1O8$1 49, May. 81 l6sqSi ~ bid
RYE-No l. S2c. BARLEY-No : o. sample So94Sc-
Minneapolis Feb. 2-WHEAT-May, 81 l6ia; July;
81 Is7s September, 954c; No l hard. 81 II =; No
Northern 81 15h No . Northern 81 II h kdA)It Il
First patents So sOd$6 40; second patents 90 i0aS3 Z
clears. "a l0H$4 90 second CloHS' - UV@F- "
BRAN In bulk. Sl3 0O
Philadelphia Feb 2.-WHEAT dun. but steady; con-
tract grade February, 14is gS1 10. CORN dull and
l4Ql4c lower; February 4s1sg49c 2 OATS weak ana
cippsd STfl37hc BUTTER firm and 1AQ1c higher;
extra Western creamery 31c nearby prints. 53c
FGGS firm and 1Isc higher; nearby fresh isc at marx;
Western fresh 27lac at mark. CHEESE steady. fair
choice, 12c; do fair 10 good, l5=g1l sc receipts;
Flour 800 bsls and 900 n in sacks wheat ISeo
Wheat 1000 bush corn bush; oats 1900 bush
St Louis Feb. Close; WHEAT-No 2 red, cash
elevator 81 I5as. May 81 16ss July. 967sGs8ta; No
hard 81 13qS1 f3H. CORN-No cash. 43c; May 43%sc;
July. 44c. OATS-No cash. 5lc; May, 3OS4c: No 2
white, S21a
Toledo Feb 2-CIovERsEED. cash and February.
81 co. March, April 81 AZ; ALSIKE prime. 81 50.
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 80; March timothy 81 81
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
81 eoasa TO- X 81 soGs4 80: NJ 81 sOas4 SIS. " IS 10;
w G. IS 3Ods5 35. and w W. s. so


Rosin hills "a OsO
SnIrifs turDentine bbls II
Tar bhIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l541
Wilmington. Feb. 2.-SPITtITS TURPENTINE, nothing
ROSlN. nothing doing; receipts,
PSI bbls. TAR firm 81 co: receipts. 133 bbs. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm 50 &C. So 20: receipts. 2 bbls
Savannah. Feb. 2-TURPENTINE firm. b1lzc; receipts,
bbls sales IS bhls; shipments. 1s5 bbs ROSIN firm;
receipts bbs 20se bhs; shipments 255t bbls
quoted A 3 and Z 81 55G$2 ID. So GO; T. 81 62lzd
81 e5 F. Sc s7% G. So s2Is H SO Is: l. s3 5O k O5;
NJ 81 so n 81 Is; w c. So: w w. So 10.
Charleston Feb. 2.-TURPENTINE and ROSIN. noth-
ing doing - 49,,
London, Feb. 2-TURPENTINE-S Spirits. 3Is 43ad
RosIN-American strained Is 1Oltd: fine. lis ID
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Surrogates N0tices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Frank T. Fitzgerald. q Surrogate the County ot
claims against Michel lac of the County OF
YORK deceased to present the same. vouchers
thereof TO subscriber his place OF transactiug
street, City OF NeWlOrS.
April next Dated NeNYork, the 9th day Of October.
1904. .1.,r- =, ,,.,.,,,-,,--r,,, -
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IL Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County o
New York is hereby given all persons having
claims against Edward w Lambert. late Of the County
New York present the with
ss thereof to the subscribers their place
BROADWAY Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of New
YORK on or before the 3lst day Of March
Dat York the 10Th day OF September. 1904
SAMUEL ". LAMBERT.
MARTHA W LAMBERT. Executors
ALEXANDER LAMBERT
RICHARDS & HEALD. Attorneys for Executors. I4f
broadway borough OF Manhattan. city Of New YORK.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of the County q
New York, is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims AGAINST CrocSer, late of Raseys.
County and State OF New Jersey deceased
present the same. with vouchers thereof The
scrbers at place OF tTansacnS business. No =
Broad Street Room S09 the Borough os Manhattan
City OF New NOfh Oh OF oe4oFe tle -Stu Gay Or
Dated New York the 18th day O September. 1SO4
GEORGE CROCKER
GLEXANDER H RUTHERFORD. Executors
ALICE H. RUTHERFORD.
HAWKINS & DEIAFIELD- ATTORNEYS for Executors
-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Feb. 2-FLoUR steady I5A, WHEAT-SP%TBnHG S%BH
strong; No 2 yellow. 4s12c; No 3 corn A OATS
firm . white, 35l.c; No mixed. 3S94c. BARI-E-A'
western 44q55c RYE. No 1. Soc
Chicago Feb. 21e leading futures ranged n follows f9l9ws
Nav ..s 81 l5%q$I1e s117 S115% 81 16Is
July ..........9 .9s7sd9st s95sGs9A 9sis soasa9ss4
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
CHICAGO PRICES

Receipts of breadstus at interior points in thousands
last three cphers % omitted flour bbls grain bush
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
NEW-YoRK PRICES.



Opening. High. Low. Close day.
May 1875 81 81 Is 1915 81 16 1116 81 i6i
Sept. 961z e61s 961s 96Ia 96h
July -. OS 1O3ss 1O3 03H 1OS
Corn;
July m 80 5-1s 5oS 5OS-16 5o% 5OA
May .... 50A 80
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds were filed for
record in the Office of Probate Clerk
and Recorder F. p. Gayle Thursda V:
E. l.. Wildly and wife 10 T. B. Love
less. for 5000, lots Il, l. and Ii in
block Z of North Spring River addi-
ton to Roswell. together with a wa
ter right.
The Roswell Land and Water Com
pany to H. E. Bryant, for $500. lot
"a in Belle Plain. with water right.
Cosme Sedillo and wife to Dick p.
Seay, for $4,000, forty acres in sec,
tion %, township 10 south, range %
east. less two lots, with water right.
Dick P. Seay to Cosme Sedillo for
81. water right on land in section
%, township 10 south, range "a f.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16

live Commercial Club backed by all
the citizens is the very best institu-
ton town or city can possibly main
tain. He declared that the city of Dal-
las. which he claims as his homa
was undoubtedly made by it's Com
mercial Club. Taking the place of the
Commercial Club in name is the "One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Club
of Dallas which was lately organic
ed. 1t is the purpose of this organi-
zation to increase the population Of
Dallas in five years from eighty
thousand to $50 900. And it is predie-
ted that from the splendid work The
club has already done, by the tima
set the increase will reach the pro.
posed figure. Mr. Simmons made 1t
most emphatic that every citizen of
Roswell should join the club and
help in making their home town the
best in this part of the world.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
MOVE FOR CITY SCALES.

Roswell Commercial Club Interested
in Another Improvement.
The Roswell Commercial Club, al.
ways alert in its work for the better
ment of Roswell, has taken up the
proposition OF getting a city scales.
The benefit of such an institution is
demonstrated in thousands of Ameri-
can cities and towns from coast 20
coast Full and exact weights are
assured all purchasers of wagon load
lots. and they are given this assur-
ance at a very low rate. This rate,
however. would bring in an amount
sufficient to pay the weighmasuer
and also give the city another source
of revenue. The City Council will
he called upon before long to see
how they consider the proposition. A
great many citizens are interested.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Needed Clerks Instead of Ads.

Record solicitor called at the
.Joyce-Pruit store today, seeking ad
vertising business. He found a store
crowded to the doors and the clerks
unable to handle the trade. The soil
citor's request for an ad. was met
with the answer, Send me some
clerks and l will talk advertising We
have more trade now than we can
handle" The sale which the people
were attending had been advertised
in a page ad in The Record
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16

A deal was closed yesterday by
which Mrs. Sallie Danenberg, widow
of the late l.. d. Danenberg, sold her
half interest in the fixtures and fu.
nishings of the Grand Central Ho
tel, saloon and barber shop for con
sideration of about $4,000. Her hall
interest went to NJ d. Minter, who
has been gambling at the Horse Shoe
Saloon. and to G. b. Armstrong
known as "Jerd Stonehouse. who
has been conducting the gambling
at the Grand Central Saloon. These
two gentlemen will now own the hall
interest formerly held by Mr.. Danal-
berg and j. w Stockard continues
to own his half interest. Mr.. Stock
ard also continues as manager. The
.rm name has not been decided up
on, but the place will still be styled
the Grand Central, and will continue
to be one of the most popular hostel
ries and resorts in the Territory.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
GREASON ACQUITTED.
His Death Warrant Had Been Issued
Ten Times.

Ten Times.
Reading, Pa, June 16.-Samuel
Greason, colored. was today acquit-
ted of the murder of John Edwards.
Mrs. Kate Edwards, wife of the mu:-
dered man. whose testimony convic-
ted Greason over three years ago. to
day completely exOnerated him. ed
wards was murdered nearly four
years ago, and GreasOn was arrested
several months later.
His death warrant had been issued
ten times, and his case was developed
into one of the most remarkable muir
der trials in this state. The date Of
execution of Mrs. Edwards will be
fixed in a few days. 1t was postponed
several months ago so that she could
be used as a witness at Greason s
trial
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Strike Interest in Jury Room.

Chicago, June 16.-The grand jury
room where witnesses are being ex-
amined as TO the payment of money
for the settlement of the strike and
regarding assaults upon non-union
drivers. is still the center of intaresr
in the teamSterS' strike The Employ
ers Association is resting, and tho
teamsters' joint council has decided
to meet only every other day. Moth,
ing was heard today about peace,
and there was no evidence of the
of goods in all lines are almost nor
NAL
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
A New Realty Firm.

Bel1ar, McElhinney and Sterrett
have joined themselves into a new
well Realty Company. Messrs. Bellar
and McElhinney have been in busi-
ness here some time and are well
known. The new partner is F. NJ.
Sterrett. Jr.. formerly in the banking
business in Indian Territory They
have offices in the Oklahoma Block
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Finish the Testimony.

Wichita Beacon, June IS.
Testimony for Kansas was taken
at Hutchinson yesterday in the case
of Kansas against Colorado involving
the right to use the waters of the
ses. Witnesses testified as to the un-
derflow of the river, and compared
the quantity of water in the river
with that of ten years ago. The Kan
sas side of the case will be completed
in Topeka on June II, Is and 10.
Soon after this the evidence will be
submitted to the United States SUI
preme Court by Special Commission
er Richardson, of Roswell, n. NJ.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Action to Reform a Deed.

w. w. Gatewood, as attorney, filed
suit in district court today for Eliz-
abeth H. Henning and others against
an action to reform a certain deed
executed by E. L. Wildly and Willie
H. Wildly, his wife, to Elizabeth H.
Henning. the consideration for which
was paid by John Perry and the pro-
perty therein described was intended
as a gift to Elizabeth H. Henning
and her heirs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB THE THING
Dallas Was Made by Its Commercial
Club. Says a Prominent Citizen
of the Texas Metropolis.

Travelling Passenger Agent Sim
mons, of the Fort Worth & Denver
railroad, has been here for the past
few days looking after business for
his company, and while talking with
a Record reporter he made some
statements that are Of importance
and general interest He had zen
shown the working of the Roswell
Commercial Glib. and after speaking
in the highest terms of that institu-
ton, spoke of Commercial Clubs in
general. He declared that a good
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
SIX INCH SHELL ExPLo0Es.
During Gun Practice on a British Bat
tie Ship, Injuring Four Officers
and Fourteen Men.

Gibraltar. June ia six inch
shell exploded on board the British
battle ship Magnificent during gun
practice today. Four officers and four
teen men were injured One officer
cartridge of the shell missed fire. On
opening the breech of the gun me
cartridge exploded and ignited [wo
other cartridges lying in the case
ment
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
GREAT POSSIBILITIES

Opened by Eighteen Hour Trains Be-
tween New York and Chicago.
Chicago, June 16-The eighteen
hour trains of the Lake Shore and
PENNSYLVANIA roads between New
York and Chicago have opened new
possibilities in transcontinental traf-
fic. With the changes just announc.
ed in the Rock Island system it viii
be possible to travel from New York
TO Denver, 2,055 miles, in forty-five
hours, and from New York to the Pa
cific Coast, $3.50 miles in ninety-six
hours commencing next Sunday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16

Chicago June 16.-PrOposed indict-
least five of the great packing firms
were said to have been presented 10
the members of the Federal grand
jury today by District Attorney Nor
rison for consideration. The report
was current that the indictments had
previously been voted by the grand
jury.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
lightning Hit Water Pitcher

During the storm Thursday evening,
lightning struck an ice water pitcher
that stood in the window of the
room of Louis Wachs. at the home
of D. L. Geyer, on Richardson ave
nue, and breaking it in a thousand
pieces, threw the contents on the
floor. Mr.. Wachs, who was in the
room at the time, did not feel the
shock.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Russian Vessel Wants Coal.

Saigon, June 16.-The Russian aux
iliary cruiser Kouban has arrived Off
this port and asked to be supplied
with coal sufficient to reach the near
est Russian port. Her request is uE-
not participate in the battle with the
Japanese, having been detached to
reconnoitre the east coast of Japan.
On returning, she learned of the dis
aster to the Russians and came here.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16

Washington, D. c.. June 16.-Al-
ready the epoch-making meeting to
be held between the plenipotentia-
rieS If Russia and Japan to discuss
means of ending the war has re-
ceived a name In dispatches to Eu-
rope from the embassies and lega,
tions here it is briefly termed the
washington Conference" The an
nouncement of the selection of Wash
ington has caused practically the en-
tire diplomatic corps to suspend in
definitely its program for the sum-
mer If the conference does not con
yene until September some of the
diplomats will make brief visits 20
Europe, mainly for the purpose of
getting in touch with the views of
their respective governments.
Next to the belligerents themselves
Germany has shown the most keen
interest in the selection of the place
for the negotiations. From the outset
she has both here and at ST. Peters
burg and Toxic exerted a powerful
influence to get the negotiators to
meet in Washington. 1t was Emperor
Williams belief that only in Wash
ington would the negotiations be-
free from the unsolicited interfer-
ence of neutral powers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-16
Train Was OF the Track.

The afternoon train from the north
was four and half hours late yes
terday arriving in Roswell at sac
local time. The cause of the DELAY
was that part of the train ran OF the
track while crossing Kansas. The ac-
cideut was not serious except in loss
of time.