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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-11
SPECIAL SALE ON
0XFORDS

Preparatory to moving to our new
quarters at No. 226 Main street, we
will on Monday, July 10. inaueurate
q sreciaI sale on the following line
OF Cxfords:
Entire line Of J. S. Turner's
Mems $5 Oxfords at $3.50 Cash
Lot 1922, Ladies Patent Colt,
Welt Sole 81 Oxford ..$2.95 Cash
Our entire line Of Ladies
$3.50 Oxfords at ........ $2.S5 Cash
Misses Patent Kid. 2 and
strap $3.50 Slippers at. .s1.75 Cash
The shoes included in this sale are
all first class goods and present
Golden opportunity to the eeencmca'
buyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-11
How Is Baby Today 2

Better. thank you. In fact, quite well.
Fat, round and full OF life and mischief.
Pink and white flesh, dotted with dim.
pies. No cough, no indigestion.
AL on account OF
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Standard Rope and Twine Company
Has Liabilities of Over Million.
Trenton. N. J.. Jan. 27.-Chancel
lor Magee today flied In the court OF
chancery an order appointing Freder
lex K Day receiver for the Standard
Rope and Twine Co., organized in
1895 in connection with the re-organi-
zatoin of the U. s. Cordage Company.
The application for a receiver was
made by George w. Montgomery. the
vice president of the Standard compa-
ny. He places the liabilities at 1900
00c in addition to outstanding bonds
OF over ten million dollars. The com
pany.s plants. Montgomery says, are
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Poplar, oak, hickory and cy-
press lumber at the p. V. Lum-
ber Co. If
COMPANY "s" TO CAMP OUT.

Militia Boys Will Go TO cIoudcroft
for an Outing and for Army Drill.
The officers and members OF Com
pany "B.'' Roswells division of the
New Mexico National Guards. are plan
ming an excursion and encampment
at Cloudcroft. N. M. to be held some
time the latter part of May or early
in June. The boys will go right for a
good time, as they will take their
baseball club. their glee club and
.'Koon Klub." They also expect to
derive some benefit from the drills
and actual camp life they will get
while there. As this encampment will
be entirely of their own backing. the
Territory will not pay any of the
expenses. In order to cut down some
of the individual expense. the "Koon
Klnb" viii give minstrel while at
Cloudcroft- The boys will begin prac-
ticing for the show at once. As there
is some good material in the compa-
ny. they will be satisfied with moth
ing less than good minstrel. The
company win be in camp several
days. possibly two or three weeks.
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Buy your glass at The P. v.
Lumber Co. Largest stock in
town. If
POSTPONE TEACHERS MEETING
Was Not Held This Afternoon, as
Pianned.-Some Scholars Get HoI
idays.-School Items.

was NOI r1cIu inns -AItSFTlOoHy dS
Pianned.-Some Scholars Get HoI
idays.-School Items.
The meeting of the teachers of the
public schools of Roswell, which was
tC have been held this afternoon has
been postponed until Saturday morn
ing, Feb. 4.
All the pupils of the schools who
have made an average of 80 in their
studies and SO in department during
the past month were given half
holiday this afternoon.
Figures given recently by the San
ia Fe New Mexican as IN interview
from a prominent attorney from Ros-
well were misquoted in part. There
are now "a teachers in the schools
here and the enrolment is 1.135. Be
fore the kindergarten was taken out
and the enrolment was 1850.
The schools are progressing nicely
after the mid-year promotions and
the students are settling down to
work in a manner that bids fair for
one of the best terms Of study be-
tween. now and June in the history
of the institution.
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Live Stock Markets.

Kansas City. jan 27--Cattle stea-
dy 10 10c lower Native steers. 3.5OG
5.T5; southern steers, 3.25a4 Ito; SOU
1hern cows, 2.25Q3.25: native cows,
L75@4.40: suckers and feeders. 2.75
GALS: bulls. 2.259375; calves; 300
66.5O: western fed steers. 3-50@5.35 ;
western fed cows, 200@3.75
Sheep steady. Muttons. 4-2545 80; !;
lambs. 6.0O@7-35; range wethers. AIS
a650; fed ewes, 4.00@5.i5
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Japanese Activity Resumed.

Russian Headquarters, Huan Noun
tain. Manehuria, .Jan.z26.-After three
months quiet the Japanese army has
back the Russian right wing. stub
born fight began January 25 and is
curtain raiser for the spring cam
paign. According to reports the at
tack was repulsed. and a Russian
counter attack so energatically press
ed that village within the former
Japanese lines was taken There was
no fighting at the center or on the
left flank.
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Market---M. E. Market in the
front window of the Western
Grocery Co. tomorrow.
People May Sit in the Park.

The purpose of the fine for tres
passing on the court house park is
not to keep the people out of the
park seats. but is to stop cutting ac-
ross" from one side to another in
stead of going around by the walk.
In cutting across the park Lie people
have made trails that look bad The
ing across the grass to the seats
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Washington, Jan. 27.-The house
committee on naval affairs today de-
cided upon a naval increase program
To- be incorporated in the naval ap-
preparation bill, providing for two bat
tie ships of $4,000 tons each repre-
senting the largest type and carry
ing the heaviest armament and arm
or. The vote by which the two were
adopted was 13 to f.
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MuLHALL FOUND GUILTY.

General Live Stock Agent of the Fris.
CO Was Charged With Assault
st. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 26.-The jury
which tried Zach Mulhall, general
live stock agent of the st. Louis and
San Francisco railroad, and well
known cattle man. charged with an
assault with intent to kill Ernest
Morgan. found him guilty and fixed
his punishment at three years impri-
sonment. Morgan was shot while
watching a fight between Mulhail
and cowboy employed at the Wild
June 18th
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"St. Louis, Mo-, jan "a, 1905
Roswell Commercial Club,
Roswell. New Mexico
Gentlemen:
In reply to your telegram of the
21st, l wish to advise you that II is
the intention Of the Committee ap-
pointed to visit New Mexico to leave
ST. Louis on the 4th or 9Th OF Febr,,-
ary We had intended to leave here
the 25th of this month, but a very
important business engagement calls
me to New York on the 27th For
that reason we postponed our starting
until about the 4th or 9Th of next
month.
You will be advised in ample time
as to the date of our leaving. as well
as to the date of our arrival in your
city. l thank you for your continued
interest in this movement. } - .%<zeas1e
Hoping to see the members OF
your Club at an early date, I am.
Fraternally yours.
VIM. r. EDISON,
President of National Fratarnal Sani-
tarium for Consumptiyas.
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impeachment of swayne.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The senate
convened at one O'Clock this after
noon as a trial court for the impeach
ment of Judge Swayne. Through his
counsel, Judge Swayne asked for Sc
ven days in which to make answer.
An order was entered that ne appear
Feb. 3. 1t was agreed that the trial
should proceed on that date.
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Berlin, Jan. 27.-Dispatches to the
Lokal Anzieger from Mukden say:
"A general engagement began .yester
day, and continues today. Already the
losses on both sides are considera-
ble The fighting is especially heavy
st the center"
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TO LOOK OVER OIL PROSPECTS

Parties Interested in the Situation at
Riverside Stock Yards Make
Trip of Inspection.
Fred Stevens, S. Waugh, W. C. Bur
rus, J. A Cottingham and several
others who are interested, went to
Riverside Stock Yards, twelve miles
mp the Valley. today for the purpose
Of investigating the oil situation.
There have been indications of oil
in that vicinity, and these gentlemen
have secured the services of an ex-
pert, who accompanied them on the
trip today. His report on the condi-
tions will be of great interest over
the Valley.
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ded all night. Most of the compositors
will resume work today.
The troops have disappeared from
the streets. The press censors have
sent a circular to the newspapers
forbidding the publication of either
news or comment regarding the big
strike.
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Situation at MOSCOW.

Moscow. Jan. 27.-The night passed
quietly Work was resumed this NOR
ming in some of the factories.
The Prefect has issued proclama-
toin declaring that the demands of
satisfied within legal limits when
work is resumed. The men are urged
to resume their employment without
delay, and are threatened with arrest
II they attempt to spread the strike.
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THE COTTON PROBLEM.

The Southern Growers to Stand Firm
iy Together.
New Orleans. La. Jan. 26.-The
Interstate cotton convention today
received additional reports of it's
ing plans to solve the cotton prob
lem. Resolutions adopted urge all
the owners of cotton to hold it until
the government report in acreage
shows to the southern cotton farm
ers who stand solidly together that
they have complied with their agree
ment.
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a Straus, a capitalist from Las
Vegas, left this morning for his
home after an eight days stay in Ros-
well. He has been here looking over
the field relative to locating here
and is so well pleased ne says he
wiz return no later than May to make
his home.
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NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
Held it's First Formal Council Today
Under President Loubet.

fICIu IA0 SO0hCIi t00dy
Under President loubet.
Paris. Jan. 27.-Rouvier's ministry
held its first formal council today IN
der the presidency OF Loubet. The
Rouvier declaration of policy was ap-
proved. 1t follows the policy of the
late Premier Combes, the main feat
ures being an income tax, separation
OF church and state. working mems
of military service, with declarations
severely condemning the system of
secret reports on the lives of army
officers which brought about the fall
of the Combes ministry.
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The smoot Investigation.

Washington. Jan. 81 Arguments
for the defense were made today in
the Smoot investigation. Waldemar
of the charges of interference by the
Mormon church in political affairs
in Utah. The testimony taken in re
lation to politics in Utah and Idaho,
he declared, failed to show one ms
tance of interference.
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Attempted to Enter Town.

London, Jan. ga dispatch to
the Central News Agency this after
noon from Riga. Russia, says the stri
TO enter the town today, but were op
possed by troops who fred. killing
OF wounding many people
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The following letter was received
last night by w. c. Valentine. secrs
tary of the Roswell Commercial Club
and it is self-explanatory and will be
of general interest, not only in Ros
well but also all over the Pecos Val
ley:
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FIRE IN NEW YORK CITY.
One Fireman Seriously inJured.-Sev
eral Policemen Badly Burned.

erai Policemen Badly Burned.
New York. jan 27.-A fire which
started in the Wickes planning mills
today. spread rapidly to the Stanley.
soap works and a large livery stable,
and within fifteen minutes mich pro-
oerty was threatened with destruc-
ton. One fireman was seriously in
iured, and several policemen were
badly burned Many persons in the
Wickes plant were cut off by the
iames. and were rescued by the fire
men with great difficulty. At two
clock the flames were beyond con
troll and were sweeping up Twelfth
avenue.
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Assistance Promised workmen.

Kovno, Jan. 27.-The governor to-
day promised a deputation of work
relations with their employers. On
the governors initiative the employ
ers met and drew up a scheme for
the amelioration Of the position of
the wOrkmen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-27

The ladies of the First M. E.
Church will give a Market ev-
cry two weeks in the front
window of the Western Grocery
Co., beginning with Saturday
of this week. It
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SANiTARIUM LOCATION COMMIT
TEE WILL NOT COME UNTIL
NEXT MONTH.
TO LEAVE FEB. 4 OR 5.

President of the Committee is Unex-
pectedly Called to New York, and
ers Is Put Off Several Days.-Letter
From the President.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

not worth over $4,000. .ooo. and are
mortgaged for s274o,oeo. The assets
in excess of the plants are placed at
$s2 900.
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That Lfsfens-NeA

The house adopted the joint resolu-
tion appropriatfng forty thousand dol
lars to defray the expense of the SEN
ate in conducting the trial Of Judge
Swayne
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THE SWAYNt TRIAL

Set for February 3.-Argument for
the Defense in the Smoot Case.-Ac-
ton of State and Navy Departments
Affecting San Domineo.-The Army
Bills.
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Strike Organized at Mitau.

Mitau, Rus. Jan. 27.-Labor agents
day Bodies of strikers marched to
the factories and workshops and COM
PEELED the workers to leave. Troops
have been summoned.
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TWO TRAINS WRECKED.
Passenger and Freight Collide. XIII.
ing Four Trainmen and Injur-
ing Many Passengers.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. pa south
bound passenger train and north
bound freight on the Nashville. Chat
tanooga and ST. Louis railroad col
lided today near Tullahoma, Tenn.
killing four trainmen and ,njuring se-
geral passengers.
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Men and Women Killed a. Risa.

Riga, Jan. 27.-Twenty-nine men
ty civilians and eight soldiers wound
ed by revolver shots during yester-
days rioting. according to the re-
turns made by the hospitals.
Lodz, Jan. 27.-The general strike
has commenced here
Warsaw, Jan. 27.-The strike was
started here today and is spreading
rapidly. The workmen are quiet.
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THE STRIKE SITUATION

Men and Women Going Out on Strike
in Many of the Interior Towns of
Russia.-Political Revolt Has Fail
ed.-Situation at ST. Petersburg is
Growing Normal.
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Treaty substituted for Protocol.

Washington. Jan 27.-Secretary
Hay will send to the senate treaty
to take the place of the protocol by
take charge of the financial affairs
of the government of San Domingo
and administer them to the end that
the claims of all persons against the
island shall be equitably met. A COM
munication to that effect was sent to
the senate and by Senator Cullom
was laid before the committee on
foreign affairs today.
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kuropatkin Heard From.

ST. Petersburg. JAM .7-General
Kuropatkin under date of January 25
telegraphs the Emperor as follows:
AN advance has been commenced
by our right flank against the enemy.
We have occupied Khalatosa and
Kheuhoutaya- We occupied Khalato-
sa without firing, the Japanese being
bayonetted. The other place was
bravely defended. Our cavalry pursu-
ed two regiments of dragons which
fled southeastward. On our left flank
a detachment repulsed the Japanese
and occupied the defile between Khan
diesan and Espansan. Another de
tachment sent against the enemy's
flank near Hfndkeshing forced the ia
panese to retire. and captured two
hundred head of cattle
St. Petersburg, Jan. 27.-Reports
from all over Russia indicate that the
strike situation is fiatteaing out The
authorities regard the danger of a
general tie-up of industries as proba-
bly, over. and declare that the at
tempt to turn the movement into a
political revolt has failed.
The governments promise OF shor
ter hours of labor proclaimed at Mos
COW and other cities seems 90 have
had a salutary effect upon the work
men, The authorities are putting the
revolutionists down with an iron
hand Meetings are almost impossi
Bile. The most sensational report Is
that the Emperor and family have
fed to Livonia-
The morgue still contains many III
Identified dead. killed last Sunday.
All was quiet during the night
Traffic on tae streets this morning 4
normal Four papers were publishet
this morning. Their of1lces were guar
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THE
CONGRESS

HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE WILL
RECOMMEND THE BUILDING
OF TWO BATTLESHIPs.
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HEAVY
FIGHTING
-


GENERAL ENGAGEMENT BEGUN
IN MANcHURIA YESTERDAY
CONTINUING TO-DAY.
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Statement of Navy Department.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The navy de-
partment has issued the following
statement: "On January 18th orders
were issued to Rear Admiral Sigsbee
authorizing him to send the Dixie
with 200 marines from Panama to
Guantanamo. where she will be held
in readiness in case additional mar
ines are needed in San Dominican
waters. So far as the navy depart
ment knows there are no disturbances
in San Domingo"
Washington. jan 26.-The senate
today adopted an amendment to the
army appropriation bills requiring
congressional consent for the sale of
army transports and striking out the
provision prohibiting the use OF priv
ate vessels in the transportation OF
government supplies to the Philip
pines.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24

excess of this apportlonment. leaving six teen states and territories in arrears, as follows: Alaska, Porto Rico. Hawai-, h. dian Territory, Louisiana, Alabam Mis- sissippi, Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas, North Dakota, Georgia. oregon, Wiscon- sin, South Carolina and Tennessee. Such territories as Alaska and Porto Rico are hopelessly in arrears, but the commls- sion has of late been making heroic ef- forts, with every hope of success, to bring up the Southern states to an equita- ble share of appointments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24
INTELLIGENT COW
Came to the Rescue of Her Wounded
 Owner.

Sioux City GowD Cor. St. Paul Dispatch,
 Remarkable intelligence on the part ot a pet COW saved John Calvert of Black Hawk county from death at the hands of an infurated bovine last Wednesday evening. As it was he sustained injuries that will leave him a cripple for life
 While separating his own herd from that of neighbor, Mir Calvert, who is a prosperous farmer, was charged by one of his neighbours cows and knocked down. The infuriated animal gored him with her horns, and, as he was about to rise, backed off and charged him again. He drew his pocket knife and stabbed the animal about the head, but was unable to reach the jugular vein, which he hoped to sever. His efforts at self-defense add ed ito the cows fury. and she backed off once more to deliver what would have surely proved the fatal attack
 It was at this juncture that Maud, a pet COW of Calvert's own herd. sized up the cue. She charged the neighbours cow with lowered horns, and the maddened animal turned her attention from the prostrate farmer to his own COW.
 A desperate battle between the two cows lasted long enough to enable MT. Calvert to recover consciousness and drag himself to a fence, through which he reached safety He sustained numerous wounds and will be confined for weeks. but will live.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24
A Severe Test.

From the Marionville (Mo) Free Press.
 Don't ask girl to marry you after dark when she is dressed fit to Kill. call on her and when you leave inadvertently drop a glove on the piano, Return Tor it the next morning at o'clock. If she comes to the door with one shoe and one slipper on, her hair done up in curl pa pers. dressed in an old Mother Hubbard, our advice is to take to the woods. But if she appears in neat house dress. her hair done up and rose in the top of her hair grab her quickly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24
WHY SOUTH SUFFERS IN APPORT|0NMENT Far in Arrears in Civil Service
 Places LACK TECHNICAL TRAINING Out of 36.4O Per Cent of Technical Appointments the South Has
 Supplied But 3.16 Per
 Cent.

Washington, December 23,-(Special )-In view of the confusion existing in the minds of most persons, even those pre- sumaby well informed concerning that puzzling subject, the "apportionment' of federal appointments, the United States civil service commission, in it's forth coming report. will deal in greater detail than ever before with the methods em- ployed to secure an equitable division of ''government jobs among the several states on the basis of population, and the reasons why certain states, notably the South Atlantic and Gulf states. are chronically in arrears in securing the plums
 The commission is at present operating under an apportionment of i7l6 appoint ments, or one appointment to each 10000 of population. according to the last cen sus When the data was compiled for the twenty-second annual report. q few weeks ago. thirty-seven states and ter ritories had received appointments in