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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
McCURDY RESIGNS.
His Son and Son-in-Law Also Take a
Tumble.


Tumble.
New York, Nov. 27.-The World to-
day says: Richard A. McCurdy
president of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, has resigned. The
date of his resignation depends only
ON the time required by the trustees
to find a successor. Quickly follow
ing the retirement of President Nc
Curdy, his son, Robert H. McCurdy
general manager, and his s0n-in-law
Louis A. Thebaud general agent for
New York, have resigned.
The presidency was offered to Jas
B. Forgan, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Chicago, but he de-
clined
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
SITUATION IMPROVED.
Regiment Which Mutinied Returns
Ito Allegiance.

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 27-The stu
alton at Sebastopol is reported to be
improved, the Brest regiment which
went over in a body to the mutineers
having returned to allegiance Re
Inducements have also arrived at
Sebastopol marching overland from
Inkerman, the railroad being torn up
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
SENATOR BURTON CONVICTED.

Charged With Receiving Pay for His
Influence Before Department.
ST. Louis, Mo. Nov. 27:-On motion
by counsel for defense. Judge Vandi-
yer in the L. S. Circuit Court this
morning postponed the passing of
sentence upon U. S. Senator ]. r.
Burton, of Kansas, who was convic-
ted early yesterday morning Of hav-
ing acted as the paid attorney of the
before the postoffice department, un-
til next Wednesday morning. when
the defense will present it's reasons
'or asking for a new trial.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
BRIBER PLEADS GUILTY.
Bought Contract for Roofing a County
Hospital.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov 27.-Charles
Nader, of Chicago, today pleaded
guilty in the municipal court to Civ
ing a bribe of $1,000 for a contract
hospital in 1901, and was fined $1,000.
Nader at the time was agent for a
Chicago roofing firm. He was indicted
by the grand jury two years ago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
Notice, Givers to Bazaar.

Although there will be no supper in
connection with the Ladies' Cemetery
Association Bazaar, on Dec. IA, dona-
tiOns of gifts for the booths are ex-
pected and should be left at the store
of J. B. Dilley & Son. 30tf
You'll be sorry if you miss the grab
sale at Park & Morrison's 3Otf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-27
IN HONOR OF NEW GOVERNOR.
The Roswell Commercial Club and
Citizens Will Tender Hon. n. J.
Haqerman a Reception.

Hagerman a Reception.
= AT a meeting CT the Ros-
= well Commercial Club held
= Saturday afternoon arrange
= ments were made for a mass
:, meeting of citizens Tuesday
= afternoon to greet Hon. Her
:, bert ]. Hagerman at the
:, train. 1t was also decided to
:, tender the new governor a re-
= ception at the Club rooms on
:, Thursday evening by mem
= befs and invited guests
g ]. ]. Hagerman, father of
= the newly appointed governor.
6, left this morning for Amarillo
= in his special car to meet his
= son.
= Vice President E. A Cahoon,
g of the Commercial Club and
= the following members were
= selected TO have charge of the
= arrangements, reception and |
= entertainment: w. NJ Atkin-
= son. Mayor J. F. Hinkle, Ma !
tlisAl jana W. I1SI NSS, d o.
= Lea, X. S. Woodruff, Robert !
:. Kellahin, Count Martini. H. {
:, r. Morrow and Harold Hurd. .
= This committee will probably
= be joined by Percy Hager- :
:, man, brother of the governor,
= and w F. Greenwood, private
{, secretary of ]. ]. Hagerman.
. A mass meeting of citizens
. is to be held at the square in
= front of the depot Tuesday
= afternoon Immediately after
= the arrival of the train, and
= dodgers will be issued announc-
= ing the hour just as soon as
> the time of the trains arrival
= can be learned. Cadets of the
= New Mexico Military Institute
= and the Roswell Band will
= act as an honorary guard.
3 An address Of welcome will
g be made by District Attorney
9 j. NJ. Hervey. to which the :
= guest of honor is expected to
= respond.
= In reply to telegraphic in {
= quiry sent to Mr.. Hagerman
= at Washington as to whether
9 he had any objections to the
g plan of the Club. Count Mar
g tint received the following tel
8 egram:
g Many thanks. l am in your
= hands. Will arrive Tuesday" I
g (Signed) H. ]. Hagerman.
3 Further announcement will :
= be made regarding the recep-
= ton to be held Thursday eve
g ming at the Club rooms.
9 1t has been suggested that
g it would be quite a graceful
= mark of respect for the mer-
8, chants and other business men
6 to close their places of busi-
g ness on Tuesday afternoon
G. for an hour and go to the
g train to join in greeting the
8 new governor
G
- = =, "a 3, ., "a p "A p "a =, "a p "a =,
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BOSTON BANK CLOSED.
Had Not Been in Good Condition for
Some Time.

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 27.-The
Comptroller of the Currency today
received a telegram to the effect that
by order of its directors. the Ameri-
can National Bank of Boston had
closed its DOORS 1t is said that the
bank had not been in good condition
for some time. The bank had a capi-
tai stock of 100000. and individual
deposits of S256,SS1
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ANOTHER CRATER REMOVED.
Charged With. Persistent Violation of
Civil Service Law.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 27.-Pres
ident Roosevelt today removed from
Office William S. Lieb, assistant L. S.
treasurer at Philadelphia, for con
stant and persistent violation of the
civil service law while in office"
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION

Bne copy one Year.... ...... SI. 100 One copy six months ............. .50c.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
SHORT ITEMS FROM
 ALL OVER THE STATE
Items of General Interest Gathered Fresh From the Columns of
 the Daily Papers.

Several cases of smallpox have developed at Pine Blntf within the last few days.
 The first story of the new Sl0,- 900 brick school building at Me- Crory has been finished.
 The Farmers Union will open store in De Queen November 1. with S5, ,000 capital stock.
 Pit Holmes has sent to the agri- cultural bureau at Little Rock a corn stalk measuring twenty feet and eight inches in length.
 A. C. Weems was killed in a runaway near Lake City. He was thrown from the wagon that he was driving and was dragged a considerable distance.
 Since train services has been abandoned on the l. and & \. w. railway on account of the quaran- tine, the mail Is carried to all sta tions between McNeill and State Line on handcars.
 A negro named Andrews was killed Saturday at Parkdale by 3 merchant named George. in an al tercation over a settlement. The negro threated to kill George ano the latter shot and instantly killed him.
 The Lockesburg Enterprise say that a wild man was captured neal Gilham last week. He has beer roaming the woods along the Cos satot river for several week. He refuses to talk and answers al questions with giggles.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that l, as ad-- ministrator of the estate of William Eaves, deceased, will on the 9th day of October, 1905, at the residence of the late William EaveS, deceased, pro ceed to sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, the following personal property belonging to the said William Eayes deceased. 3 head of horses, head of cattle, 10 head of hogs, two-horSe wagon, buggy, l lot of farming tools, consisting of mower, rake. stalk-cutter, blows, hoes, etc. Also the growing crop of com and cot ton on the farm of William EaveS de- ceased and all household and kitchen furniture. Purchaser will be requir- ed to pay cash for all sums under S5,and for all sums more than & to execute uote with approved security, due three months from date, with interest at 10 Der cent from maturity.
 Given under my hand this l4th day of September, 1905.
 A. A. HENDERSON,
 administrator of the estate of Will liam Eayes, deceased.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
Notice of Establishment of Fenc-
 ing District No. 6.

Notice is hereby given that two- thirds of the landowners of the newly proposed fencing district, number 6, will at the Octobar term 1905, present petition to the county court of Independence county, Arkansas, asking for the formation and establishment of said fencing district. the metes and bounds of same described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
 west bank of Black river where the northern boundary line of Big Bottom fencing district inter- sects said river, and running thence in northwesternly direc- tion along and down said fence to or near the southwest corner of
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
FATALLY STABBED.

Fl Paso, Ark, Sept. 11.-On Saturday evening about dark Sut- ton Thompson was stabbed to death. He had been drinking that afternoon and some young men un- dertook to take him home, only two miles from town. They put him in buggy and left the town with him and soon thereafter he was driven to the home of Dr. Ed words with his throat cut and with several other stabs in his neck and arms. He died soon after he was. taken out of his buggy. Jame7 Trayier is charged with the kill Ing.
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section 13, township F, north, range f west; thence north about one and three-fOurth miles along section line; thence east one fourth mile; thence north one half mile; thence west one fourth mile; thence north three fourths of d mile: thence east about one half mile to half section line; thence north one- half mile; thence east about three fourths of mile to intersection of west bank of Black river; thence along the meanderings of said west bank of said river to place of be- ginning. said river to form and constitute the eastern boundary of said fencing district.
 Given under our hands this the 25th day Of August, 1905.
 A. A. HENDERSON,
 G. 0. MAGNEss, W. W. MAGNEss, G, F. CRossER,
 And others.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
RELIGIOUS CONDITIONS.

Press dispatches from St. Pe-
 tersburg, the capital of the Rus
 sian empire. convey the informa- tion that a holy war has been proclaimed in the Caucasus dis trict of Zangezeur and Jebrail, where the Tartars are massacreing the Arnenians without distinction or cge The country is swarming with bands of Tartars under the leadership of their chiefs. Many thousands of Tartar horsemen have crossed the Perso- Russian frontier and joined in destroying the Ar menian villages. At the village
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

We notice that the big mail or der houses of Chicago and St. Louis are flooding the country with advertising matter, and are seemingly making a greater effort than ever to reach the country trade. What are our business men going to do about it! These con- cerns already get a considerable amount of business from this inn mediate part of the country, and 1t seems to us that the business men should make some sort of an effort to keep this trade at home.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

Senator F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs who was indicted by the Pulaski county grand jury for al- aeged bribery in connection with the state capital bill, will apply for q change of venue to Perry county. He says he does not be- aieye he can secure a fair trial in Little Rock. We rather suspect that it ism fair trial he Is look ing for-a fair trial might result in his conviction.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
COUNTY MEETING.

The county meeting of the Far mers' Union will be held at the Aydelotte Chapel, near Elmo, Fri day and Saturday, September 29th 30th, 1905. All local unions are requested to send number of dele gates allowed by the constitution.
 !. C. STEWART, President, ]. D. MARTIN, Secretary,
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

John D. Rockefeller has pre- dicted that there will be another financial panic in the United States in 19o7.S And if the weather man doesn't shut off some of this rain, the panic will strike this part of the country ahead of sche- dule time.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

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ADVERTISING RATES
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1905

A Boston scientist says: "Sev- enty-fiye per cent of the people of the world would be thieves if they were not restrained by family pride e'-and fear of the pen.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

James H. Berry has not been ripped loose from the political pap for forty years. In that time he has worn out three or four sets of teeth, and Is now hanging on by his gums.-Monte Ne Herald.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

No honest Democrat can object to a legalized primary, at which all the candidates have a fair rep resentation among the officers of election. Then why raise row and hold two primaries?
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

slaughtered. The dispatches say that mutilated children were thrown to the dogs and the few survivors forced to embrace Islam ism in order to save their lives.
 Islamism is the religion estab- lished by Mohammed and is old CT than the Christian religion, hav- ing been established 530 years be- fore Christ, and it's membership ; today is estimated at more than 250, 000, 900. The Koran is their sacred book (Bible) and code of law, and consists chiefly of rev elationso made by God to Moham- med, the medium of commuica- being the angel Gabriel. The Ko- ran is about as reasonable and log ical in many instances, however, as is the Christian Bible, which Christendom believes to have been written by Divine authority, and over which our professed follow CTS of Christ often engage in pub lie debate and prove each other liars and impostors of the very worst type-as was the case here in Newark few months ago.
 To reasonable thinking man the religious condition of the world today does not present very roseate picture.
 Here in enlightened America we have our various religious creeds and church denominations, great many of which are waging as relentless warfare against each other as they are against evil do- ing. In cities and other centres of wealth we spend thousands of dollars in erecting fine and costly buildings, in which we profess to worship one who was born in a manager and never owned a house or q foot of land during his entire earthly career; while thousands of children grow up year after year in squalid poverty and ignorance. We pay out thousands of dollars every year to send missionaries to foreign countries in m endeavor to point out to q few ignoramuses our little path to heaven, while here in our own enlightened coun- try we dispute with each other ov- CT modes of baptism and other triyialities; and there are people living all around us who would never suspect that We had the least intention of going to heaven our selves-if they judged us by the way we treat our fellow man in a horse trade, politics or other ev- ery-day business affairs-if some Smart Alex didn't tell 'em that we had already bought a ticket via the Baptist. Campbellite, Methodist or some other denominational route.
 The ruling passion in the relig- ious world today seems to be to convert not only your neighbor to your own particular brand of re ligion, but the entire world; and if you can't convert him, ostraciSe him and crush him out of exist enee-or precipitate holy war" and wipe the miserable bipeds of the face of the earth.
 The Journal has but little faith in such religion.
 -------------1-~----
 COIINTy MEETING.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15

Fred b. Whiting & Go. will pay you the highest cash price for your eggs.
The Newark journal., 1905-09-15
FARMERS UNION NOTICE.

All delegates and visitors who expect to attend the county meet ing of the Farmers Union on the 29th and 3Oth, will please come to Elmo, and you will be assigned homes. ". F. BRINKLEY,
 $. C. MACK,
 J. F. MCCUISTIoN,
 Committee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
ABL1OrnUA DR .LA DnMOCRAOiA,

puades dc del nsme mode hay exIrnsros que
lidsn Paris lugsr sSu{veco donds psden permts
osrdss sss Ga o parties consienan dvsrtrse On pa
nos Zee dsscao exssntricidad ndfeeAt
psrs tieAdsn ssro per la continua importation.
ksa tsndsneia tsn carastssoA de nusstra Sposa
atsra nusr czadades naeonlles ngaerra entire par6nts
Ae gusrasrs nsjo 81 6Hico lado del mundo pasD
qus hara ls inntss ss ideas leo ssnnsntos dc Aisa
msdda penstraba le ssnoca osrss ssss
mens amsnsaa Paris as astuadads de sada aa
pascs coosar tsdosl espss nsmo niv dc vandsd
dlece Ola dies L da slenss diferentes les mnss
psdsnsras las mmas habsdurfas brles vacfas de sendo
ID misma cca naoportab del boeeard los msmos aventura
dos ucos las mmas palabras los mmss gracas tom.das de
h psza de noda enguae chIbacsno de los
certos NuncA ags espon(neo personal gane
verbosidad.
Vsa sssrete sstupor multtud mundane oeupada
tnosmsne del movimiento del placer de
spes dc Bale Dc San Vito aastra de IL a sspucro
en- an tobelno speptco Ento resordab aqus NAL
musrte On cemenero do 10 glesia habn profanado
FregnnMoase poda queda snoquecmeno semean
para vida de ama estudo para culvo del
dmento para as sxourones del psnamieno las regones
psriorss pora inervso fn entire 10 vida ID E
panGbs al senrse Aratrada ella misms Dor eats moymento
como Ior una ola irresistible.
El dsguto profundo rupea Iabos euando sssia
por casualidad cier convercosss one rsbamento del
gusto del sendo moral fvorecdo por ext6ss staa he
pusato DO mods On loo ones cuando o po empo musres
6en nAcdas Absr entire elias los hombres de curosds1es
nsOogica de depravCons aense, de ds6rdens msnsso
sos
Z Dc VtctOs tai desconssidos On los infernos!
Sus trsEM sus rsbedias exsltabAo nss cuando
pensao que en- Franos usra de ella nEga del tono s las
soatsm6se DO soedad freases las exrordads del air
cuo arnnclansnte disngudo bucoso caya hsst's
ensu eeAndao sindumentaria constituysn teda' 10 mns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

sobre Patologfa. Fl sefior Goensga
leera un trabaio ace rca de Gel asia
miento en- 10 locura.<
Ell ssrgento Carrerss, ce Ca
guas, dirigi6 esta man ,na al Cuartsl
general de 10 policia el siguiente to-
legrama:
<Csguss 80. Aver detuve . Felix
Colon, Quien trat6 de inferir los dlti-
mos ultragss ~ prop,a hiia llama
ds Maris, de Is aflos dc edsd. La
Corte sntierds en- el ssunto. Sargsn-
TO Carrerss.,
s-El Tssorero Mr.. Willopghby
hA nombrado collector de Visques .
don Alfredo Vera con 1900 dollars dc
sueldo. Ell seior Vera desempefa aba el
puesto de sub.colsctor dc Aguadilla
con mil dollars.
--Ha sido destinado 81 collector de
Csmuy, don Adolfo Bsbilonia, a
Aguadills, con el mismo cargo.
-Por el Departamento de Tssore.
RIA Sc procedsra msflsns oil ncmbra
miento de sub-colectores para cubrir
varias vacantes en- Ia isla.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Huma
Gao dirigi6 un telegrama al Superin.
tendente del ramo, comunicando haber
ocurrido en- dicho pueblo un case de
difteria.
Ell Superintendente de Carload
Mr.. Haeselbarth informa que la aper-
tura del AsiIo de ciegos de Pouce Sc
efectuar& prfximamente el % del co.
rriente.
PARA curar un resfrlado On un
I'm dla tome las <Pastillas laxantss Dc
bromo.quinina , FL boticario le de-
volvr& el dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frma dc Z. F. Grove 50 halla On eada
caiita.
-a-PARA CURAR un rsstriado
q un diA tome las PAsTILLAs LAxAN-
Vys Dl BRONo oUININA. FL boticario
D dsvolveri sl dinsro si no 20 cura.
Ia frma do u. w. GROVE % halla on
cada sAjitA.
-Por so etvs 6 81 semar alss CON-
prark ustsd un reloj do orc de Is { so
dollars. F. Kehrhahn y CO. San
Francisco Is. Tambien veAdemos fue-
gos artihciAles.
GIVEN TIA. Simeon Rovira, due
no do la eusrtA parts de Ia casa de Ia
oAlls dc San Francisco b8 de ests CO
pitAl, 10 vends. Dirijtrss = 81 On Aqua
dilla para proposicionss. 1873
Sc necesita un taquigrafo para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07

ingles y sspafol y que sepa tenedurfas
do libros. Ofertas con rscomend acio.
nss. Bajo. P. 0. Box I'll.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
ST. 10. San Juan, P. K-A ana cua.
dra do los carros slletrisos J prinei-
palss sdineiss del eobierao. KsplGn.
dida vista . 10 bahia. BaHos moder-
nos sanitarios. Eabitssiones frsscas.
ExquisitA eomida pusrterriQuena y
americans. Precios moderator. .-EMI.
LIZA RAhIREz yiuda de Nasferrsr.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos dltimos cinoo AMOS y por
6sts rax6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsicA de mas prestigio
On - islA, son los de 10 flbrica Kohler
4 Campbell, de New York, de 10 cual
o. agente en- San Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y { Quien puede usted
dirigirss para msiorss informss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
N0TAS De PONCE
Continuation de la pdoipa say

tCGntthuGct0n de Ia pdginG 81
Ell periodista ponceno don Gui-
llermo Atiles Garcia ha salido en- el
tren de esta tarde para Mayaguez, con
objeto de publican allf un nuevo peri6
dico politico y lterario.
-Solamente una defuncion ocu.
rri6 aver en- Ponce, y dos hoy: Maria
Luisa Soto, de gastroenteritis, y Jua-
ma Gonzalez, de endocarditis.
Sc han inscrito hoy On el Regis.
tro Civil los cinco ns cimientos do Jos.
Quin Prsxsdes Ponce de Leon , Daro.
90, Elsodoro Cruz L.6n, Luis Rivera
Msldonado, Eduardo Colon Devils ,
Octavio Jskson y Centero.
-En 10 careel municipal (Dep6si.
to), estkn cumpliendo condena Al In.
dividuos de ambos sexos, sin haber
entermo slguno.
Hay 254 presos hoy 9. & las S p.
m, cumpliendo sentencias judicialea
en- 10 carcsl dc Distrito y SO en- suma.
ris, que hacen un total de 3l3 presos;
% mujerss entire ellos, sente nciadss.
Han ingressdo hoy tres presos
condenados por las Cortes judiciales;
jose Vega, Mercedes Ortiz y Emilia.
no Rodriguez; saliendo en- libsrtad dc.
firitiva Gsspar Diaz y Leocsdia Ro-
bles.
ln6foIae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07
CAPITULO III

Sin embargo Ia vida mundane On Paris 90 IN terrible en-
xranss per s sue fssiIsmO arrsAdos co0dol
dsn do acero La senor do Vaudrsour no ard6
gsndran Ia Ia que Les rsconss msltplesn hss
s infinite que encldsnsn los placsres
que lss ocasonez nnumsabes No rd6 compren-
DIR prnsro lusgo sspanto gus hsrtad
tempo pops perscaaidad sscapAbaD pertsnsca
al nundo haEA dsado de psrtsHecerss sf mlsma
Psro fu( sa On msdio dc nueva exGenca "a s6Ia
aprsn6A ri hass tistea Viva nedio Dc sossdad
sanesa qss m nipnR densminl compssnciA odo Pa
ri diltir Ruida porsua sue ella solo
ella 6nicansn Do ella hibls QuHs de 10
Hisnts.
Lo dsbfa s1trsfar asuea musr, que por a
sangrs por ID edussoSn fancsa de pura
rss carfstsr sosmopota que p,rese invsdr cada
sOiedsd parssn ssnsno sxtranisro representa- ella
On vrdsa iHTortsnsmo psps Ssgsmsnts hiy gran nf
nero de sxtransro exangeras que anabss respebe
adH sn Erans Ai ssmo nGesss prsentsn sin
edpulos 30 nus,tFes satro t que les harlan ser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-07

Gran prsmso del Conservatorio de Paris
-Partieipa oil ptblico de Sar
Juan que el lS del pressnte mes empe'
zara & dar sus lecciones de piano, can
to y mdsica superior en- los salonss
del Ateneo, quedando alberta Ia ms.
tricula hasts ests dia, en- Ia seer etaria
del expressdo csntro.
FL sefior A. S. Bslaval ha vendi'
do al pisnista Arteags dos buenos
pianos de la f&brica sKohler & Cam.
pbell,, de New York, para sus clasel
privadas. No hay pianista notab q
en- Puerto Rico que deje de tensr un
piano de sKohler & CampbellS para
su uso articular.