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w. b. r1OSES & SONS, F ST., Cor.l1t
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long. whereas the Episcopalian music is
shorter and more facile. Grace Church.
New York. takes boys at the age of eight
or ten years and educates them eight or
ten years longer. defraying all their ex-
penses for clothing, lodging and all else,
In return for their services In the choir
1t is stipulated that once a boy enters any
church choir he must remain until the
end of his contract. as manfestly he does
not begin to render anything like adequate
returns until he is almost ready 10 leave
the school. Such a thing is most costly
and only the wealthiest parishes In the
world can stand that sort OF a thing. That
seems to be about the only way II is pos
sible TO get male choir in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
HE WAS DRIVEN.

He was going along the street muttering
to himself and his manner showing great
mental agitation. when a pedestrian called
the attention of policeman. and the blue
coat seized the man by the arm and asked:
"Sir, is there anything wrong with your
Wrong? Wrong? OF course there's some
thing wrong"
Are you HIP
nc"
ANY of the family sick?"
mo The fact of IL is that that wife OF
mine has driven me to drink at last
but your breath doesn't show that you
have been drinking"
..Of course It doesn't. What she has
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vania. the Southern and other roads. which
have enjoyed the privilege of crossing the
city on the present surface tracks will be
benefited. but the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will come in for great saving In It's
operations. For years past the Baltimore
and Ohio has carried its through freight
to Shepherds landing, and thence by ferry
to Alexandria, but with the general change
In conditions incident to the closing of the
union station. about a year and half
hence. there will go into effect an agree
ment recently made between that road and
the Pennsy by which the Baltimore and
Ohio will be able to transfer its through
freight under Virginia avenue, over the new
Long bridge and thence south. Then Shep-
herds landing will be only name. for the
march of progress will have terminated the
necessity of its existence as transfer
point.
Origin Of Work.
The new section of the Virginia avenue
bore was started about eighteen months ago
and while it has been an operation OF con-
siderable magnitude, there have been none
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
Explained.

From the Columbus Dispatch.
My gracious" exclaimed the feather
duster Your stick is covered with coal
dust and ashes What have you been
dong?"
I've been playing poker" explained the
broom.
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Help Wanted.
From the Yonkers Statesman.


Have you seen those arrangements 10
keep one from falling out of a hammock
asked the girl at the summer boarding
house.
Yes" replied the obligng mistress OF the
house; we expect young man boarder
next week"
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Get Just What You Want

for something you don't want by adver-
Using in the Trade column of The Star.
1c. a word. Minimum charge, 15c.
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Nature of the Struggle

These arguments doubtless do not justify
the conduct of the agrarians, but they per-
haps serve to show the nature of the strug-
gle. It's healthy condition of things that
there should he no artificial restrictions on
the import of foodstuffs, land the evils OF
such restrictions are beinS sofcihav brauGht
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Window Gardens

But let US stroll through the streets. taxi
ing on our way the cloister of ST. Maclou-
spot seldom visited by tourists In Rouen.
This fourteenth century relic, wherein a
lady superior and q few nuns teach small
boys ana girls, has darker message than
that or lie satntss church. You may read
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SIT Asst year held such SALE and it wonderful
UJ We didn't show the variety of goods in the
~ stock offer the values shall this There's
prophecy of greater in that for this sale.
The ROCKFORD CHAIR & FURNITURE
co. had to move their factoay. We got the
entire made stock i'm certain designs we liked
designs that were staple sellers.
The SPRAGUE SMITH CO., probably the
largest manufacturers of China Cases i'm the
world, gave us first choice of everything they
were disseminating from their spring stock. The
stock was so large it became unwieldy. We got
25Gb off. You get ESQ off.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-18

Miss Olive Leaman McClintic. of
Texas Christian University, assisted
by local talent, will give a grand re-
cital at the Christian church Friday
evening July 21st, under the auspices
of the Society of Christian Endeavor.
Miss McClintic is young woman of
unusually attractive presence, and a
reader of great sympathy and power,
and this entertainment will be a rich
treat to all lovers of the artistic and
beautiful, Admission 25 cts. to all
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Probably a score of Roswell citi-
zens went to Portales. this morning
to attend the preliminary hearing, or
trial of B. H. Tallmadge, on the charge
of subornation of perjury. The trial
comes up before United States Com
missioner W. B. Lindsay this after
noon, Immediately upon the arrival
of the train from the south The
train reaches Portales at two o'clock,
railroad time, when it is on time.
That means three o'clock railroad
time So the hearing will not be
commenced until after three O'Clock
and probably later.
In order to get to Portales early
in the day and look after other busi-
ness matters before the time of trial,
c. L. Tallmadge, E. r. Tallmadge,
w. W. Gatewood, General Bell and
the latter's friend Mr.. Miller left Ros-
well at midnight last night ON a spec
ial train for PortaIes. The Tallmadge
land company will take its next excur
sion to Portales and for that reason
the head officers of the company
wanted time to transact other bust
ness before the trial came up.
Leaving on this mornings regular
train were B. H. Tallmadge, the ac-
cused; Grosvenor Clarkson. the Gov
ernment's special agent, who brought
the charge; Assistant U. S. Attorney
E. l.. Med 'er, who will have charge
OF the prosecution; w. c. Reid, who
will assist w. w. Gatewood as attor-
neys for the defense, T. NJ. Rabb, E.
L. Bedell, H c. Kendall, Tom Duke.
Charles l. Wilson, E. j. Bates and
Howard Leland. who are summoned
as witnesses for the prosecution and
the following who went as friends of
the accused or merely as Interested
spectators: w. c. Hamilton. F. H. An
derson, ]. H. McKinstry, Walter Payne
C. l. Ballard. Harry Walters, ]. W.
Stockard, and many others
The defense had no witnesses sum-
moned. He will be heard on the first
of the five counts brought against him
AS the train was an hour late out
of Roswell the trial cannot be heard
before late this afternoon.
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well has been bereft of a faithful
ties of a loving, earnest worker, who
will long be missed and sincerely
mourned.
That we extend our deep sympathy
to Bro Stone and his children, also
to Brother and Sister Neatherlin and
their family.
Resolved, also, that these resolu.
tiOns be spread upon the minutes of
our Missionary Societies.
MRS. MARY E. THORNE,
Committee for Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies.
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Market Reports.

Kansas City, Mo, July 1s.-Re-
ceipts, 10000 including 200 southerns
5@1Oc lower. native steers $4.25@5 so
southern steers s3.0O@$3.50; southern
cows. $2.25@$3.50 native cows and
heifers, s3.25@ s5.25: stockers and
feeders. s2.75@s4.25: bulls, 2.250k
calves. $500 $50; Western fed
steers $3.50G$4.25
Sheep receipts, 1000 steady, NUT
tons $4.5O@$5.75; lambs, $5.75@$7.5 so
range wethers, s5.OO@s560: fed ewes
$4.506 $500
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fJocaI Reoort.l

Roswell. N NJ, July 18-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 80; min, 81: mean, IA.
Precipitation. 90. wind E, velocity
miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day: stationary temperature.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day. except local showers in north
east portion; stationary temperature.
N. WRIGHT,
OMeial In Charge.
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Improving at Boston.

Boston, Mass, July 18.-The heat
which acquired new energy late yes.
terday. continued today with promise
of nearing the record mark for the
summer. During the night the mercu-
ry did not go below 70, and it began
to rise with the dawn. By ten o'clock
it stood at SO. The humidity today
was below normal, and there was a
light breeze.
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ST. Petersburg, July 1S.-A sensa-
tiOnal rumor is current here today,
o the effect that a large party of
he Zemstvoists and Doumaists at
Moscow are in favor of a proclamation
declaring for the deposition of Emp
aror Nicholas and the establishment
Of regency of Duke Nicholas Niko
laievitch (infant of the Emperor and
heir to the throne) under four grand
1ukes. 1t is alleged that for this rea
son the meeting of all the Russian
Zemstvos and Doumaist congress, %
nave taken place tomorrow at Mos
cow, has been prohibited.
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Whole East and North at the Mercy of Roasting
Air Blast.
THE ICE men STRIKE IN THE MIDST OF IT

Five Persons Died From Heat in New York up Eleven
O'clock This Morning and the PrOsratious Were Continuous
During Monday Persons We're Frustrated and Died
Chicago Records Broken For Terrible Heat Everywhere
General Weather Forecast Says the Atlantic Seaboard is Get
Worst Railroads Unable to Garry Sufficient Ice
Satisfy Chcagos Demand. Wisconsin Experiencing Nine
ty-six Temperature Every DAY. Heat Kills Woman
coin, Nebraska.
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General Weather Forecast.

Washington. d. c., July 18.-The
weather bureau gives out the follow
ing general forecast: THE crest of
the warm wave is now covering the
Atlantic seaboard. Indications are
that fair weather with some lower
temperature will prevail in the west
and northwest. and that scattered
showers and slightly lower tempera-
ture will be experienced in the wes-
tern lake region Wednesday.
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Warmest of the Summer.

Baltimore, Md, July 18.-Today is
the warmest of the present summer.
The thermometer registered 80 de-
grees at 10 O'Clock this morning,
with humidity of 81 There has been
one death in this city from heat, and
a few proStrations.
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John Flournoy, who has been away
from home two years and has been
running drug store in Los Angeles
month or six weeks with the family
of his father. DR.. Flournoy. He will
probably go from here to St. Lonis
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Lincoln, Neb., July 18.-Mrs. J. b.
Pickerel died here today as a result
of the heat. She was at the railroad
station, ready to start for summer
resort
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New York. July 18.-The heat in
this city became more intense today,
the mercury rising several degrees
higher than it did yesterday, which
was the hottest of the year. The
death list was more than doubled
even in the morning, and prostrations
were continuous. An hour before noon
the weather bureau had recorded
temperature of 81, five degrees hotter
than at the same hour yesterday.
Five deaths had occurred up to that
time.
New York, July 1S.-The latest re
turns from the hospitals show an
awful total result from yesterdays
terrific heat in and about New York
More than one hundred cases of pros
tration were recorded by the police.
Everywhere in the city thousands of
people spent the night on roofs and
door-steps, while the park benches
were crowded. Sleep was almost out
of the question, except under favora-
BILE conditions, particularly on the
East Side and in the quarter known
as the "Tenderloin" No relief is pro-
missed by the weather forecasters,
and as the humidity rose rapidly du-
ring the night, the outlook for today
was serious during the early hours
of the morning.
Owing to the strike inaugurated
by the 700 ice men employed by the
American Ice Company, the discom-
fort of the heat will be magnified to-
day in many sections of the city,
where it is feared the strikers will
attempt to prevent others from TAX
ing their places.
Brooklyn seemed to suffer more
from heat than Manhattan. Seven of
the dead lived there. and the ambu-
lance service for all hospitals work
ed most necessarily, eleven calls be
ing received in 25 minutes.
Short Relief at Chicago.
Chicago, July 18.-After 81 persons
had been prostrated and died during
the hottest day up to date this sum-
mer a breath of cool air relieved
Chicago last night. The relief was
short lived. After a few hours the
wind veered again and the heat was
intense throughout the early hours
today.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was "a, equalling the record of
last summer.
LATER-There is no relief from
the hot wave, the temperature Just
equaling the high figure of yesterday,
and the humidity being slightly in
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Howard Rinao Discharged.

The case against Howard Ringo,
in which he was charged with forg-
ing checks to the amount of about
$50. was to have come up this morn
ing before Justice Bailey, but was
dismissed without even trial. Ringo
is no longer accused.
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Miss Susie Edmundson and Miss
Sadie Mcpherson came up from Ar
tesla this morning. They will be here
Indefinitely for the health of Mrs.
Edmundson.
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SIX BURNED TO DEATH.
Fire in a Hotel Caused by the Expio-
sion of a Gas Tank.

IRE IN Hotel Caused by the EXpIo'
sion of Gas Tank.
St Paul, Mimi, July 18.-At Wa
bash, Mimi, early this morning six
persons were burned to death in
IRE which destroyed the Depot hotel.
The dead are: Mrs Hoffman and
her young baby, Robert Johnson, Ger
rude StenSher, Rebecca Herman,
lanes Hunt There may be other bo-
lies in the ruins, which have not
been searched The fire was caused
~ the explosion of a gas tank in the
hotels illuminating plant
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Resolutions.

Whereas. In the providence of our
Heavenly Father. our sister, Mrs.
John Stone was suddenly called from
labor to reward. therefore be it
Resolved. That our church at Ros-
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Cornelius Rascoe came in this NOR
ming from Artesia He has been at
the sick bed of his sister, and he re
ports that she is very low. She has
taken much worse in the last day.
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ELks START WORK TUESDAY.

District Deputy Wires That He Will
Be Here Early Next Week.
Prominent Roswell Elks received
a telegram this morning from A B.
Reehann. district deputy for New
Mexico of the Elks. stating that he
would leave Santa Fe Sunday and
come to Roswell by the automobile
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Final interview With Emperor.

ST. Petersburg, July 18.-M. Witte
had a final interview with Emperor
Nicholas at Peterhof today. Foreign
showing a complete harmony Of
views between Witte and the for
eign minister. Witte leaves st. Peters
burg for Paris tomorrow, accompanied
)y Nine. Witte. At Paris they meet
their daughter who is the wife of
he secretary of the Russian legation
1t Brussels. Nine. Witte has no inten-
ton of joining he rhusband later IN
america
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All Records Broken.

Madison, Wis, July 1S.-All rec.
ords for continuous heat have been
days the mercury has risen above SO
daily.
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MANY GO TO HEAR PRELIMI-
NARY IN TALLMADGE CASE
Is UP THIS AFTERNOON

Attorneys, Witnesses, Friends and In
terested Spectators 60 to the Roose
Welt County Metropolis to Hear
What Comes up Before Commission
er Gindsay.-Reiatives go on a
Special Train.
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Miss Virginia F1ournoy is expected
home today from Artesia, where she
has been visiting for the past two
weeks
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route He stated further that he ex-
the work of organizing the Elk lodge
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Oppressive Heat Continues.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 18.-Oppressive
heat continues here. Before noon the
mercury reached S5 and the forecast
of the weather bureau predicted that
all records would be broken.
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Baths 25 cents at Parlor, Up-to
Date and Grand Central barber shops
Best bath rooms in the city
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Glenn Flynn, of Dexter, was in the
city on his way to Amarillo, where
he will spend fifteen days with friends
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PUT IN MASSAGE MACHINES.

Two Roswell Barber Shops Take .
Step of Advancement Toward
Metropolitan Airs.
At considerable expense George
Friedenbloom has put electrical mas
sage machines in his two barber
shops, the '.Parlor," at 214 Main, and
the "Up-to-Date." which is just
across the street. These are the on
ly machines of this kind in the Pc
cos Valley, and, there are only two
advance OF others toward metropoli-
tan service. The Up-to-Date's ma
chine will not be here for Is days.
The machine ia an electric motor
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o. R. Tanner and e. ]. Mason were
after business interests.
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Mrs. W. P. Littlefeld returned yes
terday from Kenna, where she has
been visiting at the L. F. D. ranch.
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that turns a flexible shaft, which, in
turn, revolves a ratchet This ratch-
ct gives the different instruments
and rubber appliances the massage
motion that can be secured in no 9TH
er way. The appliances are sterilized
for each treatment, las are also the
| tools in all kinds of work in these
two shops) and the cremes, lotions,
etc. are all antiseptics, making the
use of the machines perfect from a
sanitary standpoint
The following will be of interest
with reference to this massage:
Face Massage.
All the eruptions and disorders of
the skin are due to poor circulation
of the blood.
When the innumerable minute
blood vessels of the face become
sluggish and fail to perform their du-
ty of carrying off the impurities, the
skin suffers, and blackheads, flesh
worms. pimples, wrinkles, ETC., ap-
pear.
The Vibro-Massage treatment will
stimulate those inactive vessels. and
cause the blood TO carry off all i'm
htr- nj Rha
ion and leaving the skin in it's nat
ural and vigorous condition
1t thoroughly cleans the pores of
the skin and leaves it soft, velvety
and beautiful.
This treatment is becoming very
popular with ladies as we'll as men;
all are now being benefited who use
it.
This is not a fad, but something
that science has brought to stay.
1t simply solves the skin and scalp
disease problems which have been
studied by scientists for centuries.
Genealogical Advantages.
The physician realizes that many
cases and forms of skin diseases are
not benefited by internal treatment
or the application of medicated oint-
ments. Improvement can only be
induced by centralized nutrition of
the skin, equalization of the local cir
culation and trophoneurotic stimula-
ton. This can be obtained only by
acknowledgements appliances.
Massage in the treatment of facial
troubles is wonderful. 1t normaIizes
the circulation, induces energetic
stimulation to the underlying connec-
tive tissue, excites the absorption
and exudation of obstructing matter
Treatment of this nature is there
fore most advantageous to both ply
sician and patient. Aggravated and
stubborn forms of skin diseases are
greatly benefited and a permanent
cure effected after few applications.
Scalp Massage.
The international Vibro-M Massage
Machine, with it's three distinct
movements, makes it the most per-
feet scalp manipulation.
1t produces a good, healthy flow
of blood to the scalp. giving new life.
strength and vigor to the hair
1t cures every form of scalp dis
ease by opening the pores and stim-
ulating a normal circulation, throw
ing OFF all impurities and putting the
scalp in perfect condition.
1t promotes a healthy circulation
through the minutest blood vessels
which perhaps have been inactive
and sluggish for years.
The sensation experienced, is ex-
tremely refreshing, and its exhilirat-
ing effect is felt for hours after the
treatment
This treatment is becoming very
popular, not only for scalp diseases,
but as a cure for headache, neural
gia, insomnia, etc. Tilt
CHEAP AS DIRT.
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J. w. Chisholm, who has been liv-
ing at Artesia, left Roswell this NOR
ming for Hobart, O. T.. where he will
remain until September
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TO ESTABLISH REGENCY

infant Of the Emperor Would Be Heir
to the Throne, but Four Grand
Dukes Would Have Power for Many
Years-Final Interview With Emp
eror by Witte.
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creased. The railroads are unable to
get ice into Chicago fast enough TO
supply the delivery companies.
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G. F. Wagner came in this morning
from Douglass. A T He works at
the Slaughter ranch
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Mrs. NJ o. Munson was here from
Artesia today shopping.
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A. B. Waskom, of Hagerman wa!
business visitor in Roswell today
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Record Breaker at Philadelphia.

Record Breaker at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 1S.-Today's
hot wave promises to be the record
breaker for the summer. At eight
o'clock this morning the government
on top of the postoff1ce
building registered S5 degrees. nine
degrees higher than at the same hour
yesterday. Suffering among the poor
er classes is intense. Last night hun
dreds of persons slept on roofs. Lit
tie hope is given of an immediate
break in the hot spell.
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H c. Elerick was here from Dexter
today
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D. L. Long, deputy sheriff, was
here from Hagerman today.
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c. T. Dicus left this morning for
Texico with a party of workmen.
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ROYAL DIVORCE CASE.

A Prince and Princess Who Have
Their Quarreis Just Like Or
binary Mortals.
Gotha, July 18.-Prince Philip, of
Saxe-Coburg today filed at the Pro
vincial court a petition for divorce
from his wife, Princess Louise. The
Princess Louise is the eldest daugh-
ter of the King of Belgium. In 1897
she eloped with a lieutenant of the
Austrian cavalry. She subsequently
was confined in an insane asyl n.
medical commission at Paris rec
emily declared the Princess sane.