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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14

The colored people of the NJ. E..
church cordially thank their many
friends in Roswell, who so kindly
came and made their little dinner a
success. They find they made one
mistake, and that was they failed to
have enough to eat, and now feel that
they could have sold $50 worth had
they been prepared. but $3.50 worth
makes them rejoice and feel happy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14

l have some splendid bargains in
residence property in various parts
of the city, which a be sold cheap.
I will take pleasure in showing you
this property. T. Carlton, Room
IL Okla. Blk. stu.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14
LOST.

IOST.-Bunch OF keys. See Dad
Noon. 92tf
LOST.-Two O~vercOats, at fair
grounds-one Mans, one boys.
Finder please return to Record Of
flee. 93t2A
LOST.-Between town and fair
grounds, a black silk Goa Finder
return to Record office and get re-
ward. 93t2
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14

AMONG THE CHURCHES
at the Christian Church

At the Christian Church.
Regular services by the Pastor at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning theme, Perfect Through
Suffering" Miss Eva Hunt will sing
My God, My Father, While Pray"
Eevening theme, Baptism Unto Mo
ses."
Bible school $40. ]. E. Carper, Su-
perintendent.
Junior Endeavor, 400 p. M. Miss
Grace Eggars, Supt.
Senior Endeavor, $50 p. m. Miss
Eunice Frickey, Supt.
Choir rehearsal 1880 this (Satur-
day. evening.
We hope and expect all our people
to be present both morning and eve
ming.
G. C. HILL, Minister.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Divine service at ST. Andrews Hall,
Fifth street, as follows:
Hoo a. m. Morning prayer and
1880 p. m Evening prayer and ser
mon.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school and en-
%structions'' class. Subject of study
for Sunday school, Lessons from the
Reign of Jehosaphat (II. Chron. II:
1-6; 19:1-11.)
Subject of morning sermon, MAN
More Valuable Than Gold" Qsaiah
1879.
Subject of evening m The
Wheel and the Spirit Geek. 1:2D
Visitors to the city, and the public
generally, are invited to these serY-
ices, and will be cordially welcomed.
All seats free.
GEORGE HINsoN, Rector.
=. First M. e. Church.
Services in the Odd Fellows Hall,
first stairway south of the Grand
Central Hotel.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching. HOO a. NJ.
Epworth League, Sac p. m.
The pastor being absent from the
city, liz NV W. y i1ooh Will
preach at the morning service.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to come and worship with us.
Baptist Church Sunday Services.
Rev. Geo. w. Truett, of Dallas, will
speak to the Sunday school at 1920
a. M. He will preach at II a. m. and
at 700 p. m.
AT four o'clock p. m. he will hold
a special service for men to which
all of the men in the city are invited.
The public is cordially invited to all
our services, and all Christians are
requested to cooperate with us in
these meetings for the salvation of
the people from sin.
HENRY F. VERMILLION,
Pastor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14

The SWEETEST livery rigs In town
are ut Stockard q Deans. S5tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-10-14
WANTED.

WANTED-A second hand roll-tOp
desk and chair. Address w. & S.
care record. 91tf
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
FLEET DARE NOT ATTACK
Crews Reported as Refusing to En-
gage the kniaz Potemklne


ODESSA. July 8, 1921 D. rn.--Thc
Kniaz Potemkine still occupies the CEN
ter Of the stage here. The authorities
* y lnfp:sid -abeat her fnoTe-
ments, and her operations at the vari-
Gus Black Sea ports form the topic of
continuous speculation and comment In
business and official circles. But as the
opinion prevails here that she will not
return to menace Odessa, the Odes-
sans view her doings interestedly but
without any particular alarm.
The fact that the Kniaz Potemkine
is still at large. cruising in the Black
sea, threatening ports and holding up
steamers and other craft, is beginning
to bring criticism on the naval au-
thorities owing to their apparent slow
ness and lack of energy in pursuing
and terminating her piratical career.
The torpedo boats which are reported
as trailing the Kniaz Potemkine have
done nothing, although the where
abouts of the battleship has never been
secret. The Black sea is so small
that she has never been out Of reach
of the fleet, which left here yesterday,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
MRS, OELR|CHS
COMING MONEY
CREDITED WITH HAVING MADE
S20,OOO,OOO
MANAGES HER OWN AFFAIRS
Has Made This Sum In Less Than
Two Years, Having in 1908 Re-
voked Power Of Attorney to
Her Husband
MANAGES HER OWN AFFAIRS

Special to The Herald II
NEW YORK, July 6.--Friends of Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs learned today that
she had made $2O,OOO,OOO since she re-
voked the power of attorney given to
her husband in 1897 to manage her bus
mess affairs. 1t is believed the time Is
near at hand when she will be the
richest woman in the world.
She has adjusted her trouble with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Chas. Oelrichs,
and hereafter, it was said today, lack
of money will no longer prevent the
latter from living in the best of style.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, is daughter
of the late Senator Fair of California,
a sister of Mrs. VIM. K. Vanderbilt, jr.,
and one of the most active, progressive
and original women in society, and is
worth $50, 900 900. Two-thirds of this she
has herself made by managing her own
affairs.
In 1897 she gave her husband power
of attorney permitting him to control
all her business affairs. Under his
supervision the wealth of Mrs. Oel-
richs increased only to the extent of
the difference between her income and
her expenses. In November, 1908. Mrs.
Oelrichs revoked the authority given to
her husband and since then has man
aged her own affairs. A good deal OF
her money she invested in railroad
shares and these investments alone
have yielded a profit Of $2O.OOO.OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
REFUSE TO TAKE SERVICE IN
MANCHURIA
OTHER REGIMENTS BACK THEM
cossseks Are Hurried to the Scene
and Conflict Ensues, Fourteen
Being Killed Before MutI-
neers Are Arrested
BY Associated Press.


BERLIN July "a correspondent at
Kattowitz, silesia, says he learns from
an altogether reliable source that six
teen men were designated in each COM
pany of the Lithuanian Life Guard regi-
ment In Warsaw to go to Manchuria
on June 2S, that the men so designated
refused to go, and that their comrades
refused to make them do so.
The colonel of the Lithuanian regi-
ment sent to another life guard regl-
ment, named the st. Petersburg, for
help, but the men refused to obey
orders. and that was also the case
with a third life guard regiment. The
colonel of the Lithuanian regiment then
applied to the military commander of
Warsaw, Lieut.. Gen. Komaroff, who
sent a detachment of Cossacks to the
Mokotow camp Some of the mutineers
fired on the Cossacks, who returned
the fire, fourteen altogether being
killed before those who resisted were
arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
.DUNN|TE WORKS
Fearful HAVOC
is BY FAR MOST POWERFUL
EXPLOSIVE KNOWN
SECRET CAREFULLY GUARDED
Small Charge Will crumple in the
Heaviest Arnor Clad Vessel,
Even When Falling Wide
( Of Its Mark


Special to The Herald.
\ NEW YORK. July e.-That twelve
inch shell, loaded with only a small
charge Of dunnite. the worlds most
effective explosive, will crumple in the
side of the heaviest armorclad vessel,
though the shell fall short of its mark
by twenty feet, has just been demon
strated at the beginning of series of
tests at the governments proving
grounds at Sandy Hook.
Accompanied by secrecy that has
made discussion of the results almost
prohibitive, the first test was made
solely for the purpose of determining
the distance at which a target, built
to represent a section of the armored
side of modern battleship, could be
moored from shore, and observers as
sured Of freedom from harm from
fragments of the exploding shells.
For some time past reports of the
ordnance department of the army have
shown the destructive effect of this
explosive substance, which, named
after it's inventor, Major Beverly w.
Dunn, U. S. A, is a. closely guarded
government secret, foreign nations
having sought in vain to learn its COM
position. In the meantime the manu-
facture of armor piercing shells has
gone steadily on until now the arsenals
of the United States are filed with
them and almost all the ships of the
navy and seacoast fortifications have a
supply on hand, ready for any emer-
gency. What government experts did
not know. however, was the probable
effect in case shell should fall short
of its mark.
Shots fired within the last few days
have gone far beyond the expectations
of the experimenters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
ACCUSED OF STEALING
$4,000 PEARL NECKLACE
Professed American Actress on Trial
in London for Theft From
Auction Rooms
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOcldleu TIesS
LONDON, July 6.-"Annie Grant" OF
Chicago, claiming to be an actress.
was committed today in a police court
to stand trial on the charge of steal
ing a pearl necklace worth $4,000 from
Christie's auction rooms. The woman
whose real name is thought to be An
ME Gleason, according to the prose-
cutting attorney, visited Christie's. in
spected the necklace and secured a
duplicate of imitation pearls which. on
second visit, she substituted for the
genuine while the attendants back
was turned.
The prisoner obtained continental
passport at the American embassy six
months ago in the name Of Annie M
Grant of Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
FRENCH SOCIALIST MUST NOT
ADDRESS GERMANS
Won BUELoW ISSUES ORDERS
States That Imperial Government ls
Bound to Prevent Party From
Seeking to Destroy Exist
ing Order
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, July 6.---Something of sem
sation has been created here by the
announcement that Deputy Jaures,
leader of the French Socialists, has
been prohibited by the German govern
ment from speaking at Berlin next
Sunday. The proposed address at
tracted much discussion, owing to its
significance as foreshadowing the COM
mon program to be adopted by the So
cial democracy of the two countries.
M. Jaures' secretary was seen tonight
and said that the deputy was preparing
to leave for Berlin. He said that M.
Jaures knew nothing of the interdic-
ton, but, If the report proved true, he
would go all the same and find way
of delivering a speech.
The chancellor's telegram to Prince
Won Radolin was. as, follows: "The
press has announced that M. Jaures
will appear before the Socialistic meet :
ing here July 8. Against the person.
ality of M. Jaures / have nothing to
say. l respect his views on foreign
politics and not infrequently agree with
him. l am glad to admit that on sew
eral occasions he has promoted friendly
relations between Germany and France.
The personal value of M. Jaures is not
considered, but the political role placed
upon him.
Quotes the Socialist Press
1.-THE leading organ of the Socialists
in Germany the Voerwaerts, announces
that the assemblage plan is the begin
ming of the immediate influence of the
Social Democracy on foreign politics,
and that a war of the classes will be
promoted on an international founda-
ton. Still more clearly is the aggres-
sive intention of the promoters of this
meeting expressed in the organ of the
socalled scientific socialism, the New
society, which says:
The revolution has dynamited the
Russian French alliance Now it be-
comes the historical task of the Ger
man Social Democracy to do for the
French republic what the holders Of
power in Russia are no longer able TO
do-to protect them from exaggerated
claims by the use of force as the re-
suit Of imperialistic Germany's policy
"This is the outspoken direction in
which the demonstration leads. The
German Socialists would use the pres
ence of Herr Jaures in Berlin to cover
by his person their hostile endeavors
against the state and national inter-
ests. The imperial government can
not refrain from using the means at
its disposal to prevent the party from
seeking to destroy the existing and
constitutionally established order"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
THINK SCOTT HAS
A BIG DEAL ON
DEATH VALLEY SPENDER
TALKS SPECIAL TRAIN
WIFE AT LODGING HOUSE
While Former Cowboy Discusses the
Payment Of Thousands to Rail-
roads, Mrs. Scott Is Living
at Small Hotel
WIFE AT LODGING HOUSE

Walter Scott, mining man, spend
thrift, shrewd manipulation, arrived in
Los Angeles last evening after a rec
ord breaking trip from Barstow and
Immediately was surrounded by num-
Der Of men who are sincere In their
belief that the former Arizona cowboy
Is modern Croesus.
For the last few days Scott has been
in the little mining and railroad town
in the heart of the desert and from all
accounts has been spending money
with the grace of the Prince of Monaco
or "Coal Oil Johnnie"
When Scott arrived in the city last
even he was met by corps of press
agents and by BILLY" Rouse, the in
surance agent, and as soon as Scott
had exhausted himself in telling how
he had revolutionized railroading,
Rouse escorted the mining man to an
office in the Wilcox building which
the insurance agent uses during the
day.
Long, Serious Conference
There was a long and serious con-
ference, in which Scott told of his trip
and what he intended to do in New
York if he ever got there but little
did those present realize that Walter
Scott, who had spent money in Los
Angeles and elsewhere as though he
was being supplied with currency by
the United States mints, was planning
and negotiating one Of the biggest
mining deals in the country, involving
approximately $1.s76. 900.
While Scott has been exhausting the
champagne supply of the Van Nuys
and .Angelus hotels and maintaining
apartments in. the two hostelries, his
wife has been living in the Reliance
lodging house at 2121z South Hill street.
Big Revenue From Mine
Scott has a great mine and from 1t
has drawn great revenue, but he evil
IDENTIFY concluded that It would be a
good idea to sell the property and the
only way in which II could be done
was to come before the public as a
man with unlimited resources and thus
would financiers become Interested and
begin to take notice.
Mr.. Girard of the Knickerbocker
Trust company in New York, who re-
Gently went to London. was the friend
Of Scott and had assisted him financi-
ally but Scott was cutting too wide a
splurge for the New York banker, who
concluded that he was not getting as
much money from Scott's mine as he
thought was due. A sale was essential
to restore peace and Scott proceeded
to make 1t. and the advertising feature
must be overcome 1t was for Scott to
spend money where It would do tho
most good.
Scott has been in Los Angeles period
ically for months and has spent money
freely, but he has not made himself
known as great mine owner until
the last few weeks.
Special train from Los Angeles to
Chicago win cost you $500 II record is
lContinued ~ Rage Twol n
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
MILLIONAIRE MINE.
OWNER COMMITS SUICIDE

BY Associated Press.
WINsTED. Conn.,, July 6.,aThe body
of Winthrop Turney, a millionaire own
er of mine in Sonora, Mexico, was
found today in a pasture in the town
of Colebrook. There was a bullet
wound in his head and his hand clasped
revolver.
1t is supposed that dependency. due
TO poor health, led him to commit sui
eide, He was 40 years of age and a
graduate Of Yale, class Of 1883.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
FIVE MEN KILLED BY
MINING EXPLOSION
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclated Ftebs'
UNIoNToWN. Pa, July Gas a re-
suit Of an explosion early today at the
shaft of the Taylor Coke & Coal Co.
at searights. Pa, six miles west Of
here. five men were killed and four in
jured, one fatally Two Of the dead are
negroes ana the other three were for
eigners.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
SECRETARY METcALF VISITS
HIS OLD HOME AT UTICA
Associated Press.

UTICA, N. Y. July 6.-Victor Met
calf. secretary of commerce and labor.
spent part of the day at his old
home in this city. He was joined here
by Mrs. Metcalf and they left this
afternoon for Montreal and will go
thence to California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
ATTEMPTS TO KILL WIFE 1919 ~
AND CUTS HIS THROAT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Michael
]. Liddy, a former custom house in
spector, today attempted to kill his
wife with a monkey wrench and later
cut his throat with penknife. He
will recover. About a month ago he
was arrested as insane, but his friends
interceded and he was sent to a San
Joaquin ranch to recover. He returned
unexpectedly today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
MlNN EAPoLls IN DANGER
FROM MISSISSIPPI FLOODS

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July e.
Every bridge in the city of Minneapolis
and all the homes on the Mississippi
flats are In danger from the high water
ia the Mississippi river. Thousands OF
dollars worth OF property is placed in
jeopardy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
Theodosla Being Bombarded

LONDON, July THE Odessa cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says 1t
is reported that the Kniaz Potemkine
is bombarding Theodosia; that the
town is burning and that the soldiers
Of the garrison are engaged in looting.
He says it is also reported that an
other torpedo boat has joined the mu-
tineers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
BARON Won sTERNeERe
SAILS FOR GERMANY

NEW YORK, July 6.-Baron Speck
Won sternberg, the German ambassa-
dor at Washington, and his wife sailed
for Germany today on the steamship
Bremen. He Is on three months va
cation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
SUBMARINE BOAT SINKS;
MEN APPARENTLY ALIVE

FERRYvILLE. Tunis, July ga
French submarine boat with a crew
Of thirteen on BOARD, foundered here
today. The commander and two men
were hurled in the air Just before the
submarine sank. The divers say the
men entombed in the submarine boat
at the bottom of Bizerta bay reply 10
their calls.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST
Southern California: Fair Frl-
day; fresh east wind.
PART

Taft at Redwood grove.
2-Teachers will hear president.
3-Mlkado speaks on negotiations.
4EEditorial.
5-Swinde case in bad tangle.
6-7-cIasslfled advertisements.
s-Prepare to test bond Issue.
PART II
day in fairyIand for poor.
2-southern California news.
3-4-PubIIc advertisements.
5-Markets.
6-Sports.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-07
EAsrERN

New explosive, known as dunnite,
proves most powerful yet invented
Elihu Root is offered and accepts
post of secretary of state
Prominent Washington men are in
dicted on conspiracy charge.
FOREIGN
May Sutton winner OF semi finals in
tennis tournament In England
Mikado urges Japanese plenipoten-
tiaries to conclude durable peace.
Kniaz Potemkine still at large ana
unmolested.
COAST
Secretary Taft and party entertained
by A. w Foster in Redwood grove.
Oil gusher near Santa Maria catches
fire resulting in heavy loss
Woman angler at Avalon captures
large sea bass.
LOCAL
A. ]. Harding OF Long Beach found
dead in rear of saloon. His companion
arrested.
Tax swindle case in sad tangle.
Scott Of Death valley here to negotiate
big deal and talks Of special train,
Wife of Pasadena fruit packer granted
divorce on grounds OF extreme cruelty.
Young woman secures judgment OK $iQ.-
coo in breach Of promise case, with small
Cousin OF Field Marshal Won Moltke
Is married In Los Angeles.
Salvation Army takes 800 Of city's poor
for an outing at the beach.
Lost Jewels restored to owner by aid Of
Postofdce receipts II per cent in excess
city attorney preparing for anal test Of
school bonds.
Weather doctor apologies Tor hot day
and VIII try Il again.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
Gn9lti6e Glotte
@rregt nun bic &snsieroe Der Hep
Dorfer.

Rem Yorf, 9. Nop. Die engli-
f6e 5lotte nit Bring Souls b. gatten-
berg fam beute Mor9er bier an unh
gins i'm Rortb @iper Dor anter. So,
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benz Jlaagi9iH ADMIRAL gpans' aul
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funft oes britiiGsn @sIamaber 3u er.
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@eburtstases 26nig gbmarbs 5eFtleit
angelegt.
Nomiral @bans madte nit ben
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big einen 8eiu9 an Borb bes rSrate"
UNI feline 8liidmhniae barsubrinsen.
I'm Mitta9 tpurbe bon beiben Slot
ten ein Salut our Geier bes @eburts.
tages gefeuert. Na1 benz 6riibFhd
felten f4 auf ben umsritaniidsn
S4ihen biele Beiuder elm.
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Seem Oort unb 2onirea Nomiral @oab,
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Dorter SlOttsnsS Station Beiuae.
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cine In3abl britiider Offsiere einem
Diner b%eipobnsn, bas Der 8erbant
britii9er 6eieai9aften sibt.
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Der engliiden JlOtte mar cine gldn3euo'
WHatre. gs wobnten bemfelben 600
p%erionen Bel.
Den Soaf auf prdfbent @ooiebelt
bra4te Sir perep Sanberion. bel
prdfbent bes 8erbanoes aus. Sit
@eieai&aft erbob fd uno fang ystar
SpaneIeb Banner.
Sci benz Soafe auf 96nig gbpart
tuuroe v&ule 8rittania" unb SOB
Sabs tbe Sing" seiunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
MmfaQe.
2 Mann toot, 3 f@mer berlebt.

Sanbille, 3d., 9. Nob. 3.mei
f4limme unfdae ueroen bon Oil Wal-
lep, WaHne Co., beri9tet.
So6n SoB tpoate ben rspublitani.
i9en Sieg in Wapne So. fsiern uno
feuerte cine 8ombe ab. Sabei uurce
ibm bic 6anb in Stfde geriHen, bic
Iugen perlebt unb anosre 26rpertbeile
perbrannt.
5rau Grtbur MeiRnsaI uno Srau
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lion elmer pstroleumtanne, als fe bas
5euer ani&ttren MOLTEN, f9pere
granomunbsn. bsnsu fie mad turaer
3sit erlagen. Gu9 bic gbemdnner,
tueI&e beiben Trauert au Ollie eilten,
:rlilten IebtnsgefdbrIi9e granowunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

eepodeltes e@wesHeieiq - sxo@esiojss
Sane9 Big $40. 90; 4Iares Beax $3.50; Sums
2 $500; eaort Glew $500; yhrzpt
S16. 30.
@eoorrtes &tRbfief@ - S@tzRrn, req,
Sets. lac; Subeniettta 49,; Sxxsxi. l6};
Rn0&a 1876.
S@atai8 tn Iterces i. Dual. 9ie; 2.
nucIitdt 9st; 8. OnaIitdt &C.
Harfe 0erdu9erte Eratuurn e3e,
Sranthurter 72e; Bologna h S&rmes Sc. In
Tu4 SIC.