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Services at Cleveland.

Private services will be held in the
chapel at Lake View cemetery, Cleve-
land, at IL a. m. Wednesday, Mrs.
Hay received word Sunday that Presi-
dent Roosevelt would attend the ser
vices. 1t is expected that members of
the cabinet will act as honorary pail
bearers. The funeral party will in
cude Mrs. Hay, Clarence Hay and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Mather.
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White River Road comoleted.

ST. Louis, Mo, July 14-Official
announcement is made that the new
White River Railroad, running from
Newport, Ark, to Carthage, Mo- is
now completed and open for traffic
The completion of this new division
of the Missouri Pacific system opens
competitive line to Kansas City
and establishes a line through a sec
tion of Northeastern Arkansas and
South eastern Missouri, rich in miner
al and timber resources. 1t runs
through the heart of the Ozark noun
tains and taps one of the best fruit
sections of the West
A further shortening of this line
will be made when the branch from
Newport to Wynne, Ark, has been
completed, as it will then be unnec-
essary for trains to go via. Bald Knob
thus cutting off two-thirds of the dis
tance between these two points This
work is to be commenced at once
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the Bourse is closed, and the boule-
wards are filled with noisy throngs.
1t has unquestionably been one of
the gayest celebrations seen for ma
ny years. The Stars and Stripes and
British flags were exceptionally num-
erous in the decorations.
The main feature of the day was
the review of the garrison of Paris.
The troops assembled at Longchamps
at an early hour. Shortly after nine
O'Clock an artillery salute announced
the arrival of President Loubet, who
was accompanied by the members of
the cabinet. the presidents of the
Senate and Chamber of Deputies, the
military governor of Paris and staff.
Nine. Loubet and party of disting-
uished ladies soon followed and the
review commenced, ending with the
usual distribution of decorations.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 14.-Cattle re-
ceipts. 1000, including 500 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers, 425Q
5.5e; southern steers, 3.OO@4. 60; sou
thern cows, 2.25@3.75: native cows
and heifers, 3.0O@ 5.25; stockers and
feeders, 2.75@44O; bulls, 22504OO;
calves, 3-50@ SIS; western fed steers
3-75 a 5.25; western fed cows, 300m
4.25
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea.
dy. Muttons, 4.5O@575; lambs, 5.75
G7-40: range wethers, 5.0065-75;
fed ewes, 4.5Om5.00
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HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Senator Oepew is Still Director of
the Equitable Society.

Senator Oepew is Still Director of
the Equitable Society.
New York, July Ex-senator De
pew has not resigned as director OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Socie-
ty. This announcement was made to-
day by Chairman Paul Morton. when
his attention was directed to an In
terview with Senator Depew in Paris
yesterday. Morton said that before
Depew sailed for Europe a few weeks
ago he called at the Equitable offices
and told the Chairman that he would
resign as director and that he had
no objections to his $4,000 a year
position as special counsel to the
secretary being abolished No formal
presentation of his resignation has
ever been made, however. and M.
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TO IMPROVE LUMBER YARD.
Kemp Lumber Company Will Make
Larger and Better What is Al
ready One of the Best Yards
in the West.


The Kemp Lumber Company is
preparing plans for a big improve
ment that is to be made in its yards
in Roswell some time in the near fu-
ture. The local yard cannot be sur
passed in completeness of stock, care
in handling goods and management,
in the whole Southwest
A visit at the Kemp Company's
yards this morning was an interest
ing half hour for a Record reporter.
There he found on sale woods he had
not expected to see. The stock in
cluded yellow and white pine. red
wood and cypress, poplar and bass
wood, oak, hickory, cedar and ash
These woods were in great variety
of shapes and sizes and of quantity
to meet a monster trade.
There were also doors, sash, man
tells, mouldings and mill work of all
kinds in variety not seen even in
all metropolitan yards. The Kemp
company has recently put in a very
large and complete stock of window,
pidio, fancy ana ART grass, some OF
the latter being of the monster size
1t is when turned out of the factory
These supplies were found in a COM
Portable house and they were cared
for in a manner that keeps them in
the perfect state a buyer would want
to find them
Another article of goods that inter-
ested the reporter was the Malthoid
roofing. which comes in rolls like
carpet paper and can be put on
roof with merely a hammer and a
knife. 1t is durable, waterproof,
suited to any climate, fire resisting
and inexpensive.
The Kemp Company owns the
whole block between Third and
Fourth streets. fronting on the rail
road and they have a side trackage
of 335 feet.
The Kemp Lumber Company is as
sociated with the Burton-Lingo Com
pany, which is one of the largest in
the Southwest. w. Burton being pres
ident of the Kemp Company. and this
connection shows that they are prepa
red to handle the business, for the
Burton-Lingo people are one of the
most extensive lumber dealers in the
whole United States.
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CENSORSHIP REVIVED
General Trepoff Shuts Of the Publi
cation of Revolutionary and Strike
News.-A Russian Regiment Mur
ders its Officers.

St Petersburg. July i'm. Wittc
had a prolonged audience with the
Emperor this afternoon at which the
whole subject of peace negotiations
was gone over in detail. The Difficult
ties of the situation were discussed
and indications were given that Hi:
Majesty is more apt personally to
govern Witte's course than the form
al Instructions which have been Civ
en- him. Witte will leave ST. Peters
for the United States July 26th.
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Mrs. Avery Turner, well known to
many of the society people of Ros-
well, is giving a swell outing and
travelling party to a number of lady
Yelling from Amarillo to Carlsbad in
the Turner private car and are stop
ping for excursions at all of the in
termediate points Of interest. and in
the mean time are being entertained
in a capital manner with social
diversions on the elegantly appointed
special, as planned by the clever hos
tess. The party passed through Ros-
well yesterday afternoon, the Turner
special being attached to the regular
bad Saturday morning, on the regu-
lar train.
Stopping in Roswell for "a hours,
the party will be entertained with
an automobile ride through Lovers
Lane and other beautiful districts
around Roswell. The autos of the
Roswell Automobile Association have
been secured for the occasion. Leav-
ing Roswell Sunday morning, the
party will return to Amarillo.
The party is composed of seven
society ladies of Amarillo with Mrs.
Turner included in the number, and
one from ST. Louis Mrs. Turner's
guests are Mrs. Frank Hinchey, of
st. Louis: Mrs. H. H. Wallace, wife
of Judge Wallace. of Amarillo; Mrs.
Mrs H. B. Sanborn, Mrs. Howard
Canode and Mrs. A. A. briggs, all
of Amarillo. All are members of
prominent families. They will permit
a jolly good time. Roswell welcomes
them.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church held very plea
SAINT session yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Pickering at her home
| north of town. An interesting pro-
gram was carried out and the hostess
served cooling refreshments during
the afternoon
The band concert in the court
house plaza tonight will no doubt be
largely attended.
dance tonight at the Shelby hotel.
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pie should express themselves on the
matter.
teach business branches, principally,
but literary subjects would be treat
ed as well. The people know the va
lue of a business education and a
school of this character would help
many young men and women here
and bring others to Roswell, while
they were getting their educations
at least.
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-O
STRUCK SUBURBAN TRAIN.
Three Persons Killed and Seven
Injured.

IStSOnS NlucO ana seven
Injured.
Chicago, July 1.-THE passenger
train on the Chicago and Eastern III
lnois railway leaving st. Louis at
midnight collided with suburban
train at Stieger. ILL.,, today Three
persons were killed and seven injur-
ed. Some of the injured may die. The
engines of both trains were demolish-
ed and the first coach of the suburb
an train was smashed. The dead are
James Lyke, engineer of the suburb
an; George Epstein of Chicago; Fer
dinand Hoyn, Chicago
The cause of the collision is said
to have been an open switch which
let the through train into the siding
on which the suburban train was
standing.
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CLUB COMMITTEES NAMED.

President Names Two Committees
For Coming Year and Others Will
Be Named Later.
President Richardson of the Com
mercial Club, has named the follow
ing committees to serve during the
following year:
On Entertainment, Count Martini.
Chairman, Chas. DeFreest, Kenneth
Keebler, DR.. Bishop, r. C. Reid, H.
J. Hagerman, o. H. Smith, Claude
Hobbs, w. w. Phillips, N. L. Ran
dolph and J. A. Graham.
On Library. DR.. Bishop. Chairman,
L. X. McGaffey, Robert Kellahin,
George Munro and Robertson.
The other committees for the new
year will be named in a few days.
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Censorship Revived.

ST. Petersburg, July 14.-The gov
ernment censorship, now under the
direction of General Trepoff. assist
ant minister of the interior. has been
revived with all vigor. A blanket or
der has been issued positively prohi-
biting the publication of any news
relating to the strike disorders or
revolutionary actions.
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Jaffa, Prayer & Co., want 20
salesIadies to work during the
sale at the old stand of j. j.
GIFTS & Co. Apply at once. l4tl
u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
ocaf Reportl

Roswell, N NJ, July 14.-Tempera
ture-Max, 1O1; min, 81; mean, 90.
Precipitation, 90; wind S.. velocity
miles; weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Gener
ally fair tonight and Saturday; sta
tionary temperature.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Generally fair tonight and Satur-
day, except thunder showers in north
portion this afternoon or tonight:
stationary temperature.
M. WRIGHT.
OMciaI In Charge.
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CHANGE IN THE
TALLMADGE CASE.

The case against B. H Tall )
madge comes up tomorrow on )
an application for change of :,
venue. U. S. Attorney Lew :
ellyn today announced that !
three new charges had been ;,
brought against Mr. Tallmadge ;.
and that the two old ones 5.
would be dismissed tomorrow. :;
At that time new charges will :
be brought in place of those ;,
dismissed. The bond will be ;;
) reduced to 81, 800 in each. The {;
new action is brought to cure :
defects in the first complaint. :
q 2 3 3 2 = 3 2 2 = e = 2 2 :.
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MUskoeEE & TEXAS ROAD.
Will Assist in Developing a Rich and
Extensive Country.

Extensive Country.
Guthrie, o. T., July IA terrific.
rial charter has been issued to the
Muskogee and Texas Railroad Com
pany. with a capital stock of four
million dollars. The road will run
from Gushing, o. T.. to Honey Grove.
Texas, a distance of $50 miles. start
ing from Gushing, running through
the Creek Nation to Muskogee, and
thence through the Creek and Chero-
kee Nations to Porter, I. T.. then
Nations and Texas to Honey Grove.
The road will assist in developing a
rich and extensive section of coun-
try
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wALToN-PAoroeRAPnER.

Finding that the people of Roswell
appreciate high class portraiture it
is my aim to raise the standard of
work still higher
All work done is under my perso-
nal supervision, and / have just Sc
cured as re-toucher a gentleman from
New York City, who is by far the
best Roswell has had 13tf
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WANTED:-co4LE LOCATION

Visitor Looking at Roswell With View
of Making II Seat of School
for Commercial Learning.
J. A Roper, of Marble Falls, Tex.
came in last night for a visit here
and one OF the main purposes of his
visit is to look at the town with a
view of seeing if it is a suitable To-
cation for business college. His
nephew. Leslie Roper of Marble
Falls. is the man who is to establish
the school, and he prefers some live
town in New Mexico. II a live town
is what he is looking for Roswell is
the place. without going farther.
One of the main points in the in
vestigation will be to see il the peo-
pie here want such an institution
and would lend their support. The peo
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LYNcHED BY NATIVES.

Fate of the Negro Who Murdered
Crew and Passengers of Olympia.
Mobile. Ala, July 14.-Capt Doe,
of the steamer Condor has arrived
here from Celba, Honduras. and re-
ports that the negro McGill, who mur
dered the crew and eight passengers
of the cattle steamer Olympia has
been lynched by the natives.
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A Question of Language.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, July IA.
The employees of the Vienna, LODI
md Kalisz railways have decided to
Use from tomorrow the Polish Ian
guage in the transaction of railway
business. If anyone is punished for
so doing all the employees will re
sign
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SWEDlSH-GERMAN ALLEGATION
OFFICIALLY DENIED.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING

Emperor William and King Oscar
Have Long Conference but the
Public is Given no Information as
to the Subject of their Conversation
Oscar is Honored.-Prince Charles
of Denmark for King.
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TOBACCO INQUIRY.
Statistics of the Department of Agri-
culture Being Maniou &ted.

Washington, D. c., July 14.-On
account of the receipt of numerous
communications from the South and
statements appearing in the press at
various times that statistics of the
department of agriculture on tobacco
were being manipulated in the inter
est of the so-called tobacco trust
Secretary Wilson has begun an inqui
ry on the subject
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Prince Charles for King.

Copenhagen, Denmark, July IA
Today's cabinet meeting developed
the fact that the ministers were in
full agreement that Prince Charles
of Denmark should accept the crown
of Norway if King Oscar and other
courts most nearly concerned express
ed their approval. King Christian
and other members of the Danish
royal family are favorable to Prince
Charles becoming king of Norway
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p. Marty. of Hope, left this morn
ing for Kenna on business. He was
na, who has been in Roswell look
ing after interests.
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Berlin, July 1.-THE substance of
yesterday to the effect that a German
Swedish alliance was seriously con-
templated. was submitted to the for
eign Office here today. and an auth
oritative statement was made that
the question of an alliance between
Germany and Sweden had never
come before the foreign Office, nor
had it been discussed to the slight
est extent. Of course the foreign of
fee could not deny that the Emperor
of Germany and King Oscar had spo-
ken of an alliance during the inter
view at Gef1e yesterday. because the
subject of their conversation is not
known here
No Indication Of the result of the
meeting between Emperor William
and King Oscar at Gefle, Sweden,
yesterday has reached Berlin, nor is
any report of their conversation
likely to be made public as it is ex-
planned here that this was strictly
private visit of one sovereign to an
other. The initiative probably will
come from this side, as the Emperor
desires to have first hand knowledge
of the Swedish-Norwegian situation.
The German governments policy, the
Associated Press is informed, is one
of complete aloofness, almost indiffer
ence. 1t is expected here that as
result of the meeting yesterday En-
peror William and Germany will be
described in some countries as TAX
ing undue interest in Scandinavian
affairs and seeking for a way to in
f1uence a settlement of the trouble
between Sweden and Norway Such
idea is disavowed in advance.
Emperor Honors King.
Kiel, July 14.-Emperor William
has appointed King Oscar a Grand
Admiral of the German navy
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REGIMENT Murders Its Officers.

Tifiis, Caucasia, July 14.-Aa regi
ment of Russian sappers stationed
at a small village in the mountains
near here has murdered all its Off
GERS, and it is rumored has joined
the revolutioniStS
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FOUR PERSONS HAVE DANGER
Gus EXPERIENCE.
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT

Team of w. G. Hamilton Did Not
vMant a Third Horse to Pass Them
and Caused Runaway.-Mrs. Iva
keebler Incurred Broken Bones and
Mrs. Hamilton is Severely Shocked
BY Her Fall.
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BUCKEYE STATE DEMOCRATS.
The New State Central COMMITTEES
In Session at Columbus.

In Session at Columbus.
Columbus. o., July 1.-THE new
Democratic state central committee
is in session here today for the pur-
pose of organizing. The personnel of
the new committee is well divided.
and from all indications no one fac
ton of the party will be able to ex-
ercise complete control. Frank Har-
per. OF Mt. Vernon. is to be chairman
OF the committee, and Harvey Garb-
er will probably be named to head
the state executive committee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hamilton. Mrs

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hamilton, Mrs.
Iva Keebler and Kenneth Keebler
had an exciting experience in run
away at $50 last night. They were
out driving behind a spirited team
MIR. Hamilton had just brought from
Lakewood. AS they drove in the vi
cinity of the Military Institute on
North Hill a single horse started to
pass them, when the team Joined in
the spirit of race and ran away.
In his effort to stop the runaway
Mr. Hamilton turned the horses tow
but instead of going as directed the
horses ran into a wire fence. For
half block the horses tore down
the fence, breaking OFF the posts at
the ground. They then came down
the hill on Main street and finally
stopped themselves near Seventh
street by running into a post. falling
and becoming tangled in the harness.
In the early part of the runaway
Mr.. Hamilton was thrown from The
buggy, carrying the lines with him.
Shortly after that Mrs Keebler jump
ed and she was followed by Mrs.
Hamilton. Mr.. Keebler rode in the
buggy down North Hill and then step
ped out without being hurt.
When Mr.. Hamilton landed he was
considerably bruised, but not serious
1y hurt. Mr.. Keebler sprained her
ankle and broke two ribs in her fall.
Mrs. Hamilton struck on her head
and the blow was a stunning one.
The shock she received was proba-
bly, the most serious one of the whole
affair. However. it is thought both
ladies will recover without trouble
The buggy and team were not even
scratched in the adventure
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say whether or not it would be ac-
cepted if rendered.
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CHEAP AS DIRT.

A good business lot on Main
street, for a Jew days only at
$500. j. T. Charlton, Room IL,
Oklahoma Block. l3tf
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Another Runaway Today.

team that had been hitched to
wagon broke loose and ran away On
Fifth street, west of the railroad sta
fion early this morning. The horses
ran down the road and started to
cross the slippery sidewalk in front
OF the Star Bakery, when they slip
ped and fell. Although the edge cf
the walk scraped the hair from a
large patch on one horses side, nei-
ther was seriously hurt
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FRENCH NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
One Hundred and Sixteenth Anniver-
sary Of the Fall Of the 1astiie.

Paris. July 14.-Today, the one
hundred and sixteenth anniversary
OF the fall of the Bastile. which is to
France what the Fourth OF July is
to the great sister republic across the
Atlantic. is being celebrated in the
usual manner. Business is suspended.
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JAFFA-PRAeER BUY A STORE.

The Weyer-Gits Stock is Sold in a
Lump to Jaffa-Prager & Company
and They viii Have a SALE
Right in the middle of a sale. the
T. NJ Weyer stock of goods, former
ly known as the J. J. GIFTS store. has
been sold to Jaffa-Prager & Compa-
ny. The deal was closed last night
and the new owners will take charge
at once. The Jaffa-Prager people
VIII inaugurate big sale and close
out their new purchase. full an.
nouncement of the sale will be made
tomorrow
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Emperor Honors King.

Kiel, July 14.-Emperor William
has appointed King Oscar a Grand
Admiral of the German navy.