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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock &: Co furnish the
following San Francisco stock quotations,
received over their private wire.
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Bid. ASKED. II Bid. ASKED

A. NJ II
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 25.-Cattle re
ceipts, 10000 Market steady to 10
cents lower Native steers, 40O@6.25; !;
southern steers, ALSO 500; southern
cows, 2.00@3.50; native COWS and
heifers, 2.OO@5.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 2.50@4.75; bulls, 2.4O@4.0O;
calves, 2.50@5.50; western fed steers,
35O@6.OO; western fed COWS, 2.50@
450
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy Muttons, 4.75@5.SO; lambs, $50
@7.30; range wethers, 5.00@6600;
fed ewes, 425@5.25
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AFRAID HE MIGHT ESCAPE.
Body of Russell Sage Placed in Chill
ed Steel Case Four Inches Thick.

New York, July 25.-Encased in
Theoretically sealed envelope, placed
within a solid mahogany coffin, the
body of Russell Sage will today be
placed in a chilled steel case four
inches thick, riveted with steel bolts
and locked with a lock which can
only be opened from the inside, and
lowered into grave carpeted and
lined with evergreens on which clods
will be heaped and a mound built.
The steel case weighs three tons. It
was shipped to the Oakland Gene
terry at Troy yesterday. Immediately
after the body is lowered into the
graves wires will be strung so that
an immediate alarm will be given
should any attempt be made to tam
per with the grave. The cost of this
protection will be greater than any
sum ever before expended in the bu-
rial of a private citizen in this coun-
try. Mrs. Sage readily consented to
the proposal for safeguarding the
grave of her husband, having had
dread of the violation of graves ever
since the theft of the body of A. T.
Stewart
Troy, N Y, July 25.-The body of
Russell Sage was buried in Oakland
cemetery here today beside the body
of his first wife. The words to be en-
graved on the Sage monument are:
Il HAVE DONE THE BEST THAT
1 COULD BY THE LIGHT OF THE
DAY"
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ry were attacked yesterday. by hun
dreds of Pulajanes on the road be-
tween the towns of Toloss and Do
mani, island of Leyte, and a desper-
ate battle took place, resulting in a
rout of the fanatics with a loss of f1f-
ty killed and more than sixty wound
ed The only American casualty was
one sergeant of constabulary wound
ed.
Later estimates place the number
of Pulajanes dead and wounded at
$50. The fight took place in a thick
underwood and lasted thirty minutes.
Five hundred Pulajanes armed with
guns and bolos charged the American
column three times The Americans
consisted of fifty constabulary and
26 colored soldiers commanded by
Captain McMaster
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Two Weddings Toniqht.

Mr.. Don Finley, son of DR.. Finley,
who lives southeast of town, and
Miss Nell Hobson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Hobson, will be mar
ried tonight at eight o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents, DR.. c.
E. Lukens officiating. The couple will
go to housekeeping in a neat cottage
the groom has prepared on Lea ave.
The marriage of Robert L. Graves
and Miss Lottie Gatewood occurs to-
night at the Southern Methodist
church, announcement of which has
been made in the Record.
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Odd Fellows to Lake Arthur.

w. w. Ogle, as grand master of the
l. o. o. F. in the jurisdiction of New
afternoon to organize a new lodge of
Odd Fellows. Among those from the
local lodge who expect to accompany
the grand master and assist in the
work are: G.. A Emmett, ]. T. Evans,
Smith Lea, G. H. Edwards, w. S.
Smock, F. A. Mueller, Jim Mullens,
J. E. Mitchell, E. A. Haggard, F. J.
Beck, J. G. Hedgcoxe, Haydn Croft
B. F. Moon, M. D. Loveless, Patton
Mullins and J. J. Rascoe.
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Dunn, the S-year-old son of w. A.
Dunn, secured a horse yesterday NOR
ming and started to go to Midland.
Texas, without asking the consent of
their parents. The boys were gone
some time before their absence was
noted, and then their mothers put
the fathers on the trail Mr.. Dunn
went east and Mr.. Clayton took the
road toward Dexter. The latter found
the boys about six miles out, pretty
well scared and well satisfied to re-
turn home and stay.
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DANCED FOR SWEET CHARITY.
Large Attendance at the First Annual
Charity Ball.


The first annual charity ball, given
last night by the ladies in the Peeler
building on North Main street, was
success. The building was decorat-
ed in flags and the floor waxed for
the occasion. Fully two hundred peo-
pie were present and all were in the
most attractive mood. Splendid mu-
sic was furnished by an orchestra of
seven pieces, and the people, both
young and old, danced for sweet
charity. 1t was quite warm, but cleo
trio fans stirred the air and cooling
punch was served freely vi evening.
The colonial feature, which had
been planned at first, was not carried
out to any great extent, but the Vir-
ginia reel an old-fashioned quadrille
were reminders of the olden times.
The young people danced until late.
The ladies took in about a hundred
dollars, most of which will be n1>
profit. The money will be used to fur
nish a charity ward at ST. Mary's hos
pital. Much of the credit for the sue
cess of the affair belongs to Mrs.
John w. Rnea, who planned it large
ly and looked after the details.
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CLERK TAKES A FLYER.
Successful Bidder on Five Million Dol
lars of Canal Bonds.

New York. July 25.-The identity
of Samuel Byerley, the successful bid
der for five million dollars of the
new Panama Canal two per cent
bonds was learned yesterday. He is
a clerk in the accounting department
of the American Express Co. The
general opinion is that Byerley is
taking a little flyer which has cost
him nothing more tangible than a lit
tie nerve. Under the terms of the
sale no money need be put up until
August 1st. Byerley made four bids
ranging from $1O4.124 to $104.s7.
The syndicate that gets half of the
$30.000.00O bonds put price on them
yesterday of $1O4.4 and it was cipher
ed by bond experts that should Byer-
ley sell his option at $1O4.4 he would
clear up $2,s50 without putting up a
cent.
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Come early and get your pick
of the Japanese China. Payton
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Lawyers Getting Numerous.

There have been so many applica-
tions for temporary license to prac-
tice law in this district lately that
Judge VIM. H Pope has decided to
appoint a standing committee to ex-
anime the petitioners. He has named
the following attorneys to serve on
this committee: G. A. Richardson,
U. S. Bateman and K. K. Scott. 1t
will be their duty to examine the law
yers asking the license and report to
the court
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THE RUSSIAN SITUATION,
Members of Dissolved Parliament Is
sue Address to the People.

sue Address to the People.
st. Petersburg, July 25.-Count
Heyden, Prince Ivoff and Mistakovich
who refused to sign the parliamentary
borg, today issued a separate ad-
dress appealing to the people to sub
nit to the imperial ukase dissolving
the parliament and prepare for the
election of a new parliament. The
address points out that the emperor
acted within his constitutional rights
and that it would be crime in the
midst of the present dangers to at
tempt to shake the power of the SOW.
ereign. The address concludes: Re
sistance with force not only means
an enormous number of fruitless sac
rifces, but will also bring the whole
of Russia to final economic and po-
litical ruin
No word of the military disorders
is now permitted to be published in
the papers. One paper today said
that a financial crash was impending,
as the government is resorting to
Count Whites old system by which
millions are used in Berlin and Paris
as well as ST. Petersburg to bolster
up the Russian bonds. In the provin-
ces the suppression of newspapers
and arrest of agitators continue una
bated. Up to the present time there
is no evidence of the expected gener-
al uprising of peasantry, but news
travels slowly in the country.
Prince Dolgornukoff's permanent
parliamentary committee held sever
al sessions today, but the greatest So
crecy is observed to prevent the gov
ernment from getting wind of its de
cisions. In the meantime government
notes, inspired by the premier, are
being busily issued, assuring the pub
lie of the governments honorable in
tentions to continue the liberal re
gime. But the fair words fall on deaf
ears.
Assassination at Warsaw.
Warsaw, July 25-Col Salmatoff
of the gendarmes, was stabbed to
death here today. The assassin es-
capped.
Salmatoff, who was assistant to the
chief of gendarmes of the province
of Warsaw, had been active in re
pressive measures. He was walking
in the street about noon when at
tackled by two men who stabbed him
nd q 10
down dying, walked quickly away in
different directions, none of the spec
tators trying to stop them.
Rumor of General Strike.
Moscow. July 25.-It is reported
but not confirmed, that the workmens
council has decided in favor of a gen
eral strike to begin July %.
The massing of troops in this city
continues. The radiating railroad lines
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Gases Against Mejia Dismissed.

The case against Adolfo Mejia, in
which he was charged with taking
money from J. J. Gist and then fail
ing to do the work for it and with
deserting a herd of sheep, which
came up before Justice Bailey yes
terday afternoon, were dismissed be-
cause settled out of court. Mejia re-
turned the money and Gist declined
to prosecute him.
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iNTERPARLlAMENTARY UNION.
Adopts Resolutions Regarding Hague
Conference and War.

London, July 25.-The conference
of the Interparliamentary Union af-
ter prolonged debate today adopted
the following resolutions:
THE Interparliamentary Union ex-
presses the view that the second
Hague conference should, first, by
treaty define contraband of war as
being restricted to arms, munitions
of war and explosives; second, re-as-
sert and confirm the principle that
neither ship carrying contraband
of war nor other goods aboard such
ship not being contraband of war
may be destroyed; third, affirm that
even bel1igerents' private property
should be as immune at sea as it is
on land"
The conference also adopted a res
olution in favor of discussion by the
Hague conference of means to cut
down the intolerable expenditure on
armaments.
The Interparliamentary Union con-
cluded it's session today. The decision
as to the time and place of holding
the next conference was left in the
hands of the International council.
1t is expected that the conference
will be held in Berlin.
The delegates were entertained at
luncheon at the House of Lords Mr.
Bryan made the hit of the occasion
with a brilliant piece of word paint
ing describing the glories of peace
his text being that a noble life is bet
ter than death on the battlefield. Pro
longed applause greeted Mr.. Bryan's
oratorical effort.
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U. Il. WEATHER BUREAU.
UlocaI Report.l

Conservation taken at a. M
Roswell, N. M, July 25.-Tempera-
ture-MaA., 96; min, 68; mean, 80.
Precipitation, trace; wind S., We
locity 2 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day with scattered showers and thun-
der stormss stationary temperature.
n. WRIGHT.
Odicial in Charge.
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Thaw Will Stand Trial.

New York, July 255.-Harry Thaw's
lawyers made it known today that
he positively would go to trial for
killing Stanford White, and there
inal court looking to an examination
into his mental condition. Further
more it is said that the trial will be-
gin October 18th.
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DIScONTENT IN PERSIA.
People Demand Dismissal of Grand
Vizier.

Teheran, Persia, July 25.-The po-
litical discomfort here is again as
suming an acute phase. The people
are loudly demanding dismissal OF
the grand vizier, the return of the
Mullahs and condification of the
laws The Mullahs are now assem-
bled at Kum. There are over 5000 re
fugees under protection of the Brit
ish legation here.
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New Set Of Abstract Books.

]. Fred Hunt, who has long been
connected with the Office of County
Recorder F. P. Gayle and had practi-
cal charge of Mr.. Gayle's abstract bu-
siness, has decided to make a set
of abstract books and go into busi-
ness for himself. Mr.. Hunt is a good
man in his line and will no doubt
make a success of his venture w.
s. Moore, another good abstract man.
will have Mr.. Hunts old place.
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Everything 15c.

This will interest you; Hair Cnt,
15c; Shave 15c, Shampoo 15c, Tonic
15c, neckshave free. Best work and
absolute cleanliness. Oriental Bar
ber Shop, 108 N. Main, Mcpherson,
& Porter, Props.
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SECURITY
Java and Mocha Roasted Coffee
OF Unsurpassing Merit and
Quality. For sale by
JOYCE-PRUlT COMPANY
5 Exclusive Agents.

The U. S. Market wants your
trade. You like good things to eat.
Our delicious, tender refrigerated
beef is the same kind as the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel serves in New York.
If you can't come, call up No. 81.
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Japanese China-.-An elegant
line just received. PaytOn Drug
Book & Stationery Co. 23-tZ
Wool Market improving.

Boston, Mass, July 24.-The wool
market shows improvement in tone,
and merchants are hopeful of the fu-
ture. A factor in better conditions is
the good report from yarn and fabric
manufacturers. F1eeces are selling in
larger amounts.
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FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE.
Situation of Gravest Peril to Cities
of Oakland and San Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal, July Is
About five hundred freight handlers
in the employ of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Co. in Oakland went on a
strike yesterday, demanding an in
crease of pay from 221s to 25 cents
an hour, as granted the freight hand
lers on this side of the bay a week
ago. The freight tie-up threatens to
become situation of the gravest per
il to the city. The officials have ap-
pealed to the consignees to help
clear the crowded tracks by unload
ing their own freight.
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vocano Shows Activity.

Palermo, July 24.-Stromboii vol
cano is again active, and the popula-
ton of the island of Stromboli is
much excited
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8fb eating apples for 25 cents.
12ib cooking apples for 25 cents.
Eggs 20 cents per doz-. always fresh
Eating apples per box $1.25. Call
phone 425. Eats.
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FANATICS ROUTED.
Detachment of constabuIary and In
fantry Defeats PuIaianes.

Manila, P l., July 25.-A detach
ment of the oath infantry. colored
and a company of native constabula-
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zation.
In the disturbances yesterday two
Jews were killed, seventeen wound
ed and twenty-seven shops wrecked.
Mrs. r. E. Wathen and daughter,
| Miss Laura Blythe, arrived Saturday
to spend a month or six weeks with
| the formers daughter. Mrs. v. o.
McCollum.
We are agents for The White New
Rotary Shutter Sewing machines.
noiseless and light running, the pest
| machine made.-Hills & Rogers, 100
N. Main st. 23tf
Mrs J. L. Brock, of Decatur, Ala,
who at present is located at Amarillo
with her husband, was here yester-
day and today visiting the family of
Otto Hedgcoxe.
Col G. M. Slaughter and R. H.
Kemp returned last night from ANA
rillo, where they had been looking
after business connected with the
new Baptist church.
Mrs. F. A. Mueller and children re-
turned last night from Hutchinson,
Kan, where they have been for six
weeks visiting Mrs. Mueller's sister,
Mrs. d. NJ Sim.
Jack Porter was here from Artesia
today on business. His son, Vernon,
came up this morning also, to spend
two or three days with the family
of E. T. Amonett
B. H. Ratliffe, wife and daughter,
who came here several months ago
from Gloster, La. left last night for
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Ratliffe is
brother of Mrs. D. C. Davis.
s5OO,OOO to loan on irrigated farms
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before due.-J. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 303 N. Main, opp. P. O.
M. D. Burns, H. R. Webb and G.
w. Read left yesterday to spend a
couple of weeks in the mountains.
They will camp at a point between
the Captain and White mountains.
Mrs. J. A. Abney, mother of Mrs.
c. NJ Yater, was taken suddenly and
seriously ill last night with nervous
trouble She was dangerously i'll for
time, but was greatly improved to-
day.
G. r. Wright, a travelling man who
has been here four days with his
Cummins and her aunt, Mrs. J. r.
Ray, left this morning for a trip on
the road.
Rev. C. E. Lukens went to Dayton
last night to attend a banquet to be
given by the Presbyterian church
there last night. He went to take an
active part especially III the eating,''
as he put it.
w H. Carlton and Gordon Carlton
arrived this morning from Trenton,
Tenn, for a visit of three weeks with
]. T. Carlton and family. w. H. Carl
ton is a brother and Gordon is a son
of j. T. Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Wade, who have
been making their home mere for
some time, left last night for their
former home in Hope, where they
will now reside, having sold their
automobile business here.
Elmer Richey, VINO has been here
a few weeks visiting many friends
and his parents at Artesia, left this
morning for his home in San Antonio
He was accompanied by Master
| George. who has been visiting at Ar
tesla
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Judge and Mrs. VIM. H. Pope and
the latter's brother, Longstreet Hull,
who is official court reporter in this
remain while Judge Pope is attend
ing to official business. From there
they will start on an extended pleas
ure trip through the extreme West.
They will visit the Grand Canyon of
Arizona on their way to Los Angeles
and the places of interest on the coast
They will be gone several weeks.
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are carefully guarded and the whole
city is under martial law.
Riga, July 25.-Nine thousand fac
tory workmen struck here today.
Castle in Flames.
Mitau, Russia, July 25.-Rempten
castle, near Tukum, one of the finest
and most ancient in Poland, is in
flames. Armed revolutionists are in
possession of the surrounding coun-
try. Two columns of troops are ad-
vanciEg from the east and west
Arrested for Defending Themselves
Odessa, July 25.-This city is COM
paratively quiet today. About seventy
Jews nave been arrested on suspicion
of belonging to a self-defense organi-
zation.
In the disturbances yesterday two
Jews were killed, seventeen wound
ed and twenty-seven shops wrecked.
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J. T. Parker came in from Portales
last night.
Earl Cobb came down from Anna
rillo last night
E. E. McNatt came up from Arte-
sia this morning.
Will Johnson, the sheep man, re-
turned to his ranch at Elida this
morning.
James Sutherland and L. B. Tame
hill returned last night from a busi-
ness trip north.
Sheriff Cicero Stewart, of Eddy
county, was here today on his way
to Amarillo.
Rev. George r. Ray has returned
from Folsom, where he conducted a
successful meeting in the Methodist
church.
Mrs. c. A. Peppel, of Lakewood,
passed through this morning on her
way to Erie, Kansas, for visit with
relatives.
Paul Bird left this morning for Den
yer, where he will visit several days
and then come back with his grand
mother, Mrs F. E. Bird.
Harley Foster is laid up at the
home of Grandma Mathewson with
badly bruised feet, which were nurt
by having a mule step on them.
H P. Saunders and City Treasurer
Grundy Hedgcoxe went out to the
Bottomless Lakes yesterday after
noon for a camp-out of two days.
Mrs. NJ. S. Boyer, nee Hattie Les
Amarillo this morning, having spent
few days with many old friends.
Harry Morrison returned last night
| from Denver, where he attended the
| Elks' reunion. He stopped in Canyon
City. where his wife is visiting heI
sister.
George Friednbloom has returned
from a business trip to El Paso. Tex.
and the leading towns of central New
Mexico. He was gone three or four
| weeks
John B. Kipling will open a confec
tionery store in the room now occu
pied by George Freidenbloom's shoI
about September 1. He will handle
| fine candy, all home made, and the
| best Of cigars. His soda water and
| ice cream will be the best. 22tf
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Bows started on LONG Ride.

Homer Clayton, the 11-year-old son
of Charles Clayton. and Creston
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The latest novelty on the market,
a Souvenir Letter. is selling for 10
cents, ask to see them at
Waton's Studio
and other dealers. 24tf.