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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-21
Madelyn Marshall, with THE Chaper-
ones" at the Frazer Sunday night,
September "a.
Temperance Work Among Indians.

Ardmore, I. T., Sept. 21.-The Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union of
this territory opened its annual terri
torial convention here today with
large attendance. The reports sub
mitted by the secretary indicate large
gains in membership during the past
year and highly satisfactory results Of
the temperance work among the ma
tions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-21

prison at Riga, Russia and released
two political prisoners. Two keepers
and two policemen were killed dur
ing the row.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-21
STATE BOARD MEETS
CUSTODIAN APPOINTED FOR
STATE FAIR GROUNDS

President Downing, of the Board, VIII
Make Purchase of Useful and
Much Needed Property at the Close
of the Lewis and Clark FaIr-State
Fair for 1906 Will BE Hummer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-21
Semitic Gives S2a .nn0.

Seattle subscribed $25,0OO for for
eign missions during the recent meet
ing of the Congregational missionary
boards there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-21

L. c. RAIDER. Nuf sed.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
MONEY IN TOMATOES

That ttl,r, - u.oR-y 90 ErsErEg -
"a. aIu.-S ~ DAD, cruuty ART tai y I- Fs-N
- make s2ussi from small paici 30
proved cl8gsc .u~iv v..y To- tie fat tlAi VIZ
J I pl~1u. 4 i'aris. F.c'-. ~ a li..-rs
ior ia, au.ouut Ta.d - h-m by NF : VI
Ai-.bruDk a., g that V.sr-, fuE tt- frost
ts.ln al sggHI-arrr I-stcf.
Jusi hat Aaaus.T e VH-Ht Mr. IE'-nn
Nil make sgJ sf THe -Ais - La Sunsu.
l,gt % - hsur-.i hat De- -. ri-aT u"t .---
iHAu 81 81 oF so psT ar-- fT"ru tle
crop, Nl1ca IA. Ian P.suts'i -5Ee- IL
f-.-sz. .H January soi ~Hlrh = n1s
ri1sT.--.lrg Hrth sn unusually arg Weld
of fruff
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
BAGGAGE NAN ARRESTED

iuDt'.r 1E- - i'.s fioTI.lA Fsst Is.a-t
Esi~a fsy-7sge Assut. a. tss.u au.i.rI
60 ihs tp..-. Ial- sIss - IIArry ii,Is a..
- a1 .- aa-s ,a=sg-g So i43s-nlg t1a.-
a. 49, iH tran-gt o-af ti-- l.f.. "a
rad. HspSIu-, st'ss--- h.,tn- - iu Iasr-
laEt, 49, arrested D. tir- - Johns ont
- 4--l4TUt.r- aEI hSs -. % yiarsy! uHfi.
= Iss a-8rd - tA- Ia - t.-f- H.
A. -rt'r'-i "a = ut Egiity ard fa-
Ess--i g-.~ r-urI = y1~fy - ne hsAFlG.,
srtf. -. ar ---c7IFe ssfns--e
tie oD-sFt has - tie examination e.
Ma ttn. 81 - .Ess = ':.afs,--l 4gti. -t.-a
sng = ,sIaHI.Jy Il .4l4.,5-- y-~e.ry u.-ssns-
4rg - Iy.U-t-. Iu- Ipial 1T sxgr-xsi.--
. sSy
H. rTt tao arrests made IA o1sUss 70
tson Hth Ihis All-gs-i 80, oIsst uYbt-Ts
srTv 'fIs Fr4AHo-i shut ADI 49,. Ma
tlU. cD5Dfs-i- The aftt. mat = laI ,sn
t.sD Ind. ~tig- tie Br1sro - still en-
Eas-t u liz JaI'. having I..,rr k-sa eve,
pFr--til-UaTy LrsuEE
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
.rEHsIoM BILL PASSED.

In the senate Wednesday DR.. Grill asked
uHsninous consent 10 amend his bill pro-
viding for the construction Of q railway
from the naInlAnd 20 the city Of Key
wesl. for the purpose Of eliminating s1ch
parts Of section Of the bill as had bern
objected %. Consent wss granted and all
Of section solloxins the words key
wsss" was cut out by amendments DIR.
Grill then a<ked that the bin be PLACED
on IL hnsi passage
Senator Hudson said that he ielt that
the bill in its amended form presented
nothing Questionable. hat he would like
10 have another day 10 consider it and
asked that it be allowed 10 lie over until
the following day, which he finally re-
dnced 10 q motion Tbs motion vas lo~t
and the bill Was placed upon its third
reading and passed.
On roll call the vote ~az:
Ye2s-Messrs. Adams, Afford, Brown.
Canova, Carter, Crane, Crews, Grill,
Faulkner. GiIIsn. Harris, Hudson. Hmm
phrics, Lee, McCreary, Massey, Neel.
NewIan. Raney. Sans, Scott. wadswOrth,
West, Wilson and Zim-25.
Ssys-The president and Senator
Blount; paired, Clark for and Jackson
against Absens, Bailey and Davis
On motion Of Senator Harris the bill
Vas Immediately certified to the house,
where Il was referred to the committee
on railroads.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
SPECIAL SALE AT KLrNI's.
MoxDAY, MAY Isr, 1905.

Stylish leather and silk belts in the
patterns and cnlOrines thai the times de-
mAnd. graceful TO . high degree- Trim,
simple h--lts. silk and Iezther belts. inn
ported glove kid belts, many exclusive
styles. prices ranging from 10 cents 70
81 9s
Choicest white drrss goods-sOme lat
est arrivals from among the hpess white
dress goods that sor~iRn and American
looms produce. Graduation days are
coming and q summer in which white
dresses will he mnoh, very much, in
favor.
Dotted sxiss muslins, worth 80 oents a
yard at 10 cents
Fine dimities ranging in price from Is
to 40 cents
French lawns from 10 90 50 cents
Persian lawns from Is TO 50 cents.
Batistes from = TO 50 cents per yard.
India hnons from 10 o. 80 cents 4 yard.
Imported white organdies from 10 10 20
cents per yard
Imported white null from 80 to IS
cents per ward.
Good linen huck towels, special Il!
cents
BIcached sheeting, 10 4s. worth -
cents, special 10 c~nts.
Good quality of mattrrss ticking. spec
Isl 10 Cents per yard-
Linen IN its natural color, worth S5
cents q yard. special 25 cents
China sllks. 81 inches vide, IN ooloTs
white. black. navy blue, brown, pink OT
light bine. special ~ Cents per yard
Rhys' pants, made of good quality Ot
English tWe-d, exoellent patterns, siEes
from 1 20 ID. worth IS cents. special pTiCe
Of 81 cents.
Nalencienn~s lsces and insertion Ia
match. worth 10 o-nts yard, special IL
yard pi'-ces 80 rents.
ChildneB'- oVeralls, made Of an excel.
leGt quality Of AmoskeAg checks, fast col
or, worth so cents. Mondays special =
cents per pair. siErs from TO IL.
Lonsdale domestic, Isess quality, yard
wide, l2 wards for 81 90.
Embroideries at almost half OF theiI
regular value
Mail orders promptly 6Iled ON any q
the above goods.
JULIUs KLINE,
TItnsyiIIe, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
SHILOH,

Some of our young men say fishing u
just alright"
Me~rs- kuhl and Taylor are busy ship
ping beans this week.
Mr. Jesse Glass left Monday for PAlAt.
Ia and Pomona on business
Messrs Frank Montgomery and Leonard
Mosbey were visiting IN Shiloh Sunday
Mrs q. NOlle returned home from IT,
tusvilIe Saturday. where she has b,rn for
several weeks
The Easter sgz hunt wAs very much
enjoyed toy some of the Older people -
veil ~ the children Of this neighhoThood
The Egg were hidden in the bot belong
ing to Mr. Jas. TaylOr.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
HoTEx. OPENING

The Continental hotel. at Atlantic
Beach. will open for the Summer season
OF 1905 on Thursday, June lst. under the
direction Of Mr.. H. T. Bemis, who is
manager Of the Colonial, ss Nassau, n p.
during the winter tourist season, also
manager Of the Bedford Springs hOtel, ~
Bedford Springs. Pa Prospects are good
the Atlantic coast south Of Atlantic City,
and the train service from jacksonville
will he corre-Pondingly increased 20 meet
the demand
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

CHURCH NOTES.

Mex, sunday. April SHh. b-ing tie
dflh sunday, the pastor, Rev W ? Al
Ten, will preach at Mim- 10 the morning
At II - 'clock and At Titusyill- IN the eve
nins At N. AL are WelcUn.e
~ Andrews church. FuTi PirTCr. Low
sunday, April J)-a morning prayer ~ II
a IN. fTlizy, Nav lth. L"iy communion
Al = a. m. IT,. oi-h"p hss -.-ut riis Rev
Campbell Gray q" I,-.ray foF u.H: sunday
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
FIRST CAR OF POTATOES.

The hrs; car nf po;atos~ Vas loaded
Tuesday of last week by the Hastings Po-
tAso Groxcrs' association iI Eas not a
full car. bot contained over Ie baTr,ls,
mostly N0. pOtatO--, only few heing
No. ? The further the season adyanUrs
the better the Outlook - tor = sO.=i crop.
IL also looks - II pTics- u"Old IS god.
Many fields will shO~ = yield oi 81 bar
rels, xhIch is much atspye tire average
It - understood the east ~ All potato
speriAl Wili SOoD o. put on.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
COMB

Tg-hr Tai2-yiH- B.1sssuiIh ship -
~ vrgr UgrE sore TIE 0EsV -Ht-TT-
-ncs,t uizcK-rl ~ IL LI~n A. AK
ssszrarts.-1 an! pr'1P'ly A'tsr-Ied -
WeFk doEe cErzp-r tissa Anyuh-fs -
IT, tuEn A. tlnDtng. piGn4bing- AMI
zea.ral r-pzirtng 4ons ~ TIE IIinsyr!i-
3 NrsrnIth shop Cone 0n~. Tone 81,
All va1 .haI - d1Es rlghT ~.
- +. STILL.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

Abo1t s. arrcs of good high land on
the eAsa oE ocean SIDE Of she Indian rivsr
Al the Nsrroxs. ds~-ribed as EolkOEs. Lot
No. :, seczIon s., also los No. }. sscsioa
g, in so~uship 81 sogsh, range - east
THIS land 10 animProsri bat finely To-
cated. Fer further particulars Addre~s
L NJ Low.
Brocafou Mas
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
PLANO TUNING

Mr.. Fippen Adams. of Sc. Augustine,
will visit ntusyille within . week Or -
10 attend 70 professional work. Orders
for timing should he left -ariy at the In
dian River Music House.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
>oIICs Io IHE rtsLIC

lsyr op-us-i . Erp.1-Ty -tpr- anj = -
a -. r-gzaI AL F-azr.'.uR t1s-- ~ ''"
~----a. .-yGY blIIilnE. Al Jts- o,fa-- .
Nam -'-s,-t srt WA-hlugJ1u Av-uG- aud
-.s,li tf-- Fs8rsuAS- - t'.e pGh.Ir-
A!Es Vi J. PE.t--E
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK.

II you want cement walks, brick work
or oOquins walls laid, sec Angus, Nelson.
First class work, reasonable charges.
Orders can he left at The STAB office.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
Fuk SALE BAR6AIS.

Alter April lst se uiil offer IO gsuoi
mich coss for sale, al fresh sinCr Jan
lst- For particulars adsirss-.
r W ANsDEN. Ormond, Fia
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
xaxrrroS oE oFFIcEks-

an Demb~rs Of the Progressive Calture
CAB Are requested to be prrseat on Mon
d.y sfsernooa. MAY Isl Sp<ciAl oS1sa-
n~s.-eI~caian Of oficcrs foF ensuing AK
-. A r AoSsAS,
Soy and Trcas-
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
BLACKS sMITa SHOP.

pOa't tosYrs Do nil sints Of bIsck-
saith and waeDn sork. hOrse -hnsaus
and qua -eyairiae- Cali and sxe ne.
J. n. ExSls. IItnsyiise. FIA
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
FOE SALE

Flat bostonled S-h hoAs ard Hat h.lI.
toned Tnsbuat In good ori-T- vii
he sold cheap. InqGiFe Al THs >T,E oftre
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
BITS Of FlcT lED GOSSIP.
csrrsnt ES~sss OF the Pressas w~ss
Portrayed In nrssf.

csrrsns ES~sss ef the Pressas w~ss
Portrayed In nxssr.
Ars- Eunice Soo6eld, formerly Of Mims,
hiss taken charge Of tho public school as
rrepsc Tor the samnler.
II. W. Eaos. from West Palm Beach,
has change of the throstIe on the sanford
branch for hrw days
The government thermometer register
ed Close up 10 the 93 degree mark for
very shoT; while yesterday afternoon.
Warm for April.
AZ West Palm Beach on Wednesday
evening Of this week Mr. Aibssrt r. Faher
and Miss Rose F. Saxon werc married by
Rev. Henry Hice.
Miss Louise Brown came home from
Rollins college. Winter Park. last SaiuF-
day afternoon TO spend Faster sunday and
Monday whit her parents.
Quite n number Of People OF Titusyille
are expecting TO visit Coooa next Mon
day, the cccasIon being the celebration Of
May day and will take in the dance
Call 81 TtusVille Livery, Al rear Of
Robbins ls~ offie-, for stylish yIgs
Leave yoar orders for hauling. both don-
ble and single j. NJ Osban, proprietor.
Weakened systems heed q mature.
wholesome, mellow hquoT-that's l. ".
Harper Whiskey, the kind your grand
father used. SoId by p. A Ioslry aud
X l. MOllow.
Contractor Hall moved the IiIIl- Has-
geTty building the first OF the week ON a.
the river front property of Mr.. Il r.
PritChett. where Il will serve as an ofKee
rson for the present
Commodore and Mrs. 4. A. WEIGH are
ia town today en- roste to their summer
home ia south Boston after sp.nslIng the
winter at Arteria. THE STAR AcknoHl-
edges HeHsipI Of pleasant cali.
IL is said that hail storms are unknOsn
in the pat on the bahama islands. tut
About two weeks sgo Wells island xss
visited by haIlsi0sn of gr-At s'yeTIty.
great drops of ICe ranging ia -is- iron q
quarter of an inch to more than one incl.
falling for several minut--
Mr.. II q Macr has r,zvnily purchs-.,d
the tine little cruising schO0nrT, the
Eleanor. which has he~n ia charge OF
Capt. Nelson. from parties ia Chic-so-
The bHat sili Ice used for cruising next
winter. Mr.. Mae expects to rrturn
north about the Iith prUXimo.
New piano music just received at the
Indian River Music Housr for NAY The
tiiggier TS"-SIeP, 10y Ch&unc~y HAins~
Dainty Danes, a novelette, by &. Blake.
AMI My Lady Laughter WaliEe-, aI.o by
&. Blake The-- all are xay aioys tt..,
averAgr- Nnu Hili Hsr th-m. RsgulAr
rrioe - cents; our pfic- = oents IsD-t
paid.
Mr.. au'i Mrs Wm PrindIe eGpe,t g.
isAVr next TUESDAY fOr their hOgl. ia
Huntington. W. Va after spending u.-at-
" -iN months ia TITu-Viile Mr. Prrdi,
j. a true ,I-oTt-mAn. very iynd II hunting.
aud rTJayo.I the --a-,n here very n,u,I,.
Thu - 'tr --~'Dd ---a-uu M Priuile at.i
uiir have si-ut in Titus, lie AMI th.y
LAs- n..i. h,.si q lil-aIs here TIE,
rTE-'i 20 r~tufn h.Fe another -ra-Jt..
= Ten VI Fr.uii' all bFIag -rssr4! hrui.
- 'ius- i.Wu 18th hIfB.
FTEN!TTEE. DRY .'nI-. ~HuE-
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Ti,usvilIe Baseball club u noS or
ganizsd for the season and the htne is un-
der the captaincy of Mr. Pierre Titus.
Nho Is an ardent lover Of the game
The grounds just north Of the high
school building have brrn cleared of for
playing. and are noa in better shape than
ever before.
\ match game has bern arranged be-
tween the TiIusville aud the Eau Galiie
ninrs 20 BE- played at this place on Satur-
day of next week. May 6lh.
Challenge.
The Titnsyiil- BASEBALL club hereby TO-
sues challenge % play a match game
with any baseball nine on the rAst cast
betNe.n New Snyr rnA and Fort Pierce
T. : TUU,,
Captain TitnsvIlls y u. Club.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28
FOB sALE.

Css-ava ---d. g. 50 y--r 40 Il
? ". ANsuEN. Dgu4oni. -.
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

CAkekeus for killing. by crates
Va. X CANFHKLi>
Melbourne. klA-
The Florida star., 1905-04-28

- EN!TI ~. DRY s'aIr~. ~HDE-
I-y- H..s---' NoliIri. = barrf-sg -AusiA.
N..-ts r.-Aurr fYr canvas -Its-z
EariI-1s .Es porch -tad,-- al B.
Hsfrn na.--.-. All pr.s.-. >. up. q. sras
a. -'-'l iuI , -C-lFts N5III ;-lta-y.s
tzTi@'s- mating, TUgs. Yli-,lUth
Z hA- frs' !rsF Trussllis. Ftsst.it
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23

Roswell was visited by a great del
egation of Artesia people today, q
of them coming to attend a contest
case trial in the Government Land
Office The case was that of Joe Da-
Wis against Mrs. Joe Clayton, in
which the contestant is seeking to
gain the right to a 320-acre desert
claim now held by the defendant.
The case was set for hearing at Two
o'clock this afternoon, and the diff
two days in hearing the evidence.
The remarkable thing about the
case is the manner in which this
small army of witnesses came to
Roswell. They are all citizens of Ar
tesla, who have the belief that con-
tests for land can only be a detriment
to the country. Consequently they
came to give what evidence they pos
sess for the benefit of the defendant.
The defendant is the wife of Joe
Clayton, son of E. A. Clayton, who
has done great work in reclaimins
the Pecos Valley and has worked
night and day, with telling effect,
toward building up Artesia and the
whole Valley. 1t was largely on his
account that the people took such
an interest, and the witnesses came
of their own volition and at their
own expense in order to help the
Claytons out This may be consid-
cred another step toward the stop
ping of making contests in the Val
ley.
The witnesses who came up this
morning were: ]. B. Hancock, E. A.
Clayton, A. F. Leslie, John Schrock.
Ed Gessert, H. W. Hamilton, John
Richey, c. ]. Moore, T. l. Shoemaker,
G. p. Cleveland, ST., G. P Cleveland,
Jr., C. d. Cleveland, E. F. Heath,
C. L. Heath. Mr.. Easley and wife
Mr.. wigdale, Mr.. Mccormack, Mrs
Roberts, G. U. McCrary. L. Robert
son, Mr. Venable, E. F. Hardwick
Capt Bujac. F. A Clayton, Joe Clay
ton and wife. Vera Maud Richey.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
Unwilling Soldiers Monument.

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Aug. 23.-The
monument erected in honor of the
ST. Lawrence County soldiers. who
has fallen during the civil war, was
unveiled here today by Vice-President
cidedly military character and was
attended by the Twenty-second In
fantry regiment, of Sackett's Harbor.
the Forty-first battalion Victoria Ri
files, of Canada and the Fourth Ba-
ttalion New York National Guards
The Twenty-second Infantry arrived
here this morning after having march
ed the entire distance of eighty miles
from Sacketts Harbor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23

New Orleans. La, Aug 23.-New
cases of yellow fever at noon since
six O'Clock yesterday evening, y;
total cases to date, 1,515; deaths in
past "a hours, one; total deaths to
date, 215.
New Orleans, La, Aug. 23.-While
the situation in New Orleans is sub
mitting to the control of the city
board of health and the marine hos
pital service, these officials have their
hands full in trying to send adequate
assistance to outside settlements that
are scourged with the disease. Scare
ely a day passes without reports of
some newly infected point. The worst
nest of yellow fever thus far discov-
cred is at Leeville, near the mouth
of Bayou Lafouche, where there are
nearly two thousand in the settle
ment and three hundred are infected.
A number of deaths have occurred
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Reported a Further Increase of En-
roIIment This Morning.
The third day of the second week
of the County Normal opened this
morning with a further increase in
enrolment, which shows that the in
terest in the work continues unabat-
ed The regular classes will close to-
morrow, and the examinations will
be held on Friday and Saturday of
this week.
At the morning assembly the devo-
tional exercises were conducted by
Prof Wilkinson A vocal solo was
given by Miss Greenlee, which vas
followed by piano solo from Miss
Helen Norf1eet At the close of the
chapel exercises, Supt. Reid announc'
ed that a concert would be given in
the High School assembly room to-
night for the entertainment of the
teachers and their friends. A nice
program has been prepared and al
who come will be well repaid for
their trouble The entertainment viii
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
ROSWELL HOTEL is SOLD.
A. J. Crawford Buys Lots, Building
and Fixtures, and Will Give it
His Personal Attention.


A deal has just been closed by
which A J. Crawford, the "bee man,
has bought of L. A Stephens the
two lots of fifty feet front each and
the building thereon known as the
Roswell hotel; also of Mr.. Stephens
and w H. Bennett the furnishings
and fixtures of the hotel, for a total
consideration of $4,000 The new pro-
prietor has taken charge and will
run the hotel himself, with the as
sistance of his wife and family. The
report that the Salvation Army would
run the hotel is a mistake Mr. Craw-
ford is a member of the Army, but
the report is true in no other partic-
ular. The new owner and manager
will give the hotel a thorough reno
waiting and will endeavor to run a
place that will be popular with the
trade
Mr. Stephens expects to go to ia
lisco. Mexico. to see what he can
find in the way of an opening. Mr..
Bennett will take a vacation and pro-
bably go into business in Roswell af-
ter rest.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
News From the Land Office.

Albert F. Martin, of Artesia, hled
desert claim of $50 acres in section
12, township Is south, range "a east.
at the Government Land Office Tues.
day.
John Ruark, of Carlsbad, filed
homestead claim of $50 acres in sec
tion Is, township 81 south, range 26
east.
Catherine Whiteman, of Roswell,
filed a homestead claim of $50 acres
the NEA of section 2, township 4
south, range 81 east
B. A. Goode, of Hagerman, filed fin
al proof on his 16O-acre desert claim
near Lake Arthur
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23

be free, and all are invited to attend
Supt. Reid has done everything in
his power to make the sojourn of the
teachers in Roswell a pleasant one,
and it is useless to add that next
year it will not be difficult matter
to get the teachers of the county to
full institute course was offered for
the first time. This necessitated the
of two additional instruc
tors, but the wisdom of this action
is apparent to every one, and it is
may be made. next year.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
Death From Consumption.

Jode Knaus, aged about 20 years,
who had been here with his wife and
child about two months and had pur-
chased a residence on West Hill,
died Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 He
had long been afflicted with con.
sumption. His father is expected on
Wednesday afternoon, and when he
arrives the remains will be shipped
body is now at the Dilley Undertaking
parlors.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
A TRoTTING OSTRICH.
One of the Novel Attractions at the
Albuquerque Fair.

albuquerque = All
Col. D. K. B. Sellers, secretary of
the New Mexico Territorial Fair AS
sociation, has just been advised by
H. c. Bright, secretary and treasurer
of the Kentucky State Fair Associa-
ton, Of Danville, KY, that "Whirl-
wind the trotting ostrich which is
to give two trotting heats each lay
at the fair at Albuquerque. performed
last week on the one-half mile track
at Danville, and several times trOt
ted the first quarter in thirty sec
onds and the one-half mile in one
minute and five seconds.
The letter stated that the manage
ment was unable to find any horse
fast enough to pace him
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-23
w. p. Increasing Stock.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug 23-The
stockholders of the Western Pacific
Railway Company have been called
together to meet here today, for the
purpose of authorizing an increase
of the capital stock of the company
from $5O.O0O,OOO to $75,OOO,OOO. The
company has recently authorized the
issue of $4,000. 900 of first mortgage
bonds, the interest on the mortgage
to be guaranteed by the Rio Grande
Western Railway Company.