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New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
KENEsAw LEASED FOR LONG TERM.
Clendening Company Gets It for Twenty-one
Years at Aggregate Rental Of s460,000.

n. Brigham Hall & Son have leased for Judson
lawson for term Of twenty-one years, at an
aggregate rental OF $46OOOO the Kenesaw, q
seven story and basement brick and stone apart
ment hotel on a plot of 1--WE lots. situated at the
southwest corner of Amsterdam ave. and 103d
st. 10 the Clendening Company. Even HatEa-
Tor the last fourteen years proprietor OF the
Hotel New Point. AmityVile, Long Island is
president Of this company. The Kenesaw. which
IS family hotel. was purchased by Mr.. Lawson
sn 1900 through the same brokers. and has been
hinder his management since that time.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Commonwealth ave. W. s.. IS IT. $. OF Beaton
St. for two story frame dwelling house. 21x45;
Betty Peterson. owner; Enrich Peterson. archi-
pect ..---.-......-. ...--.-......
Crotona ave. e. g.. 269 2S f.. n OF 1S1st st. for
three two story frame dwelling houses, 22.3X5O;
H Fellow & Co.. owners; j. J. Vreeland, archi-
Jennings St. e. e. 2s6 IT. e of Bristow St. FOR
three story frame tenement house. 21x60;
Christina Burkel, owner William T. La Velle
2nClLLecf
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
DIES WHILE ENTERING SURF.

A. c. Reed, who had been playing the role of
the wife beater in w. A. Euiss "The End of the
World" spectacle at Dreamland. Coney Island.
died from heart disease as he was entering the
surf at Dreamland yesterday morning. Although
advised 70 take vacation several days ago
Reed insisted that he could keep up hfs yUorlr
The continuous shows Sunday, Nfondav ana
Tuesday completely used him up, however DR.
Conrad. OF the Coney Island Reception Hos
alysis S"i~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN Po2rs.

Liverpool July ls Sailed. Baltic CBr) Smith,
New York via Queenstown.
Queenstown. July 49, II a mArrved. steamer Majestic
(Br), Hayes New York for Liverpool land proceeded
Sailed 1910 m, steamer Carmania (Br). Pritchard
from LverpooD, New York.
southampton, July Is. m-Sailed. steamer Kronprnz
Wilhelm Ger. Richter (from Bremen). New York and
Cherbourg
Bremen, July Il p m-Arrtved. steamer Kaiser VII
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Copenhagen. July 16-Arrived. steamer Texas CDan
Andersen. New York via Christiania
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
MANHATTAN BUILDING NOTES.

Plans been a story residence to be
built for Alfred Jaretzd at No 121 East 7ad is
20 be OF ornamental Drck 257 feet front and 73
deep with central porch entrance and will s45 600
1t viii be fitted with elevator. The architect is Ed
ward I. Shire.
Plans have also been fled for making over the three
three story dwelling Nos a. 2S and Is West
Hath street into synagogue for the Congregation Beds
EAnodrash Hagpdo. Of which s. Adler is president
necessary Improvements are to be made at cost OF
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
M. j. DAILY REPORTED A BUYER.

Some thirty-five acres OF meadow land known
HOward's property, near Jamaica Bay, are
reported to have been sold to Michael J. Daily for
S75Oo0. This is 5000 less than former re-
ported sale that failed OF ful1lment because Of
legal rechnicalfty. It is said that the buyer in
tends TO erect many small cottages upon the
ls1roperfy.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Lenox ave. e. s.. whole front between iSSth and
lSoth SITS Raisler Heating Company agt Meyer
Frank July 1s' 1906 Sl9O1 20
I4sth sts: same sgt same: July L. 1905 @ 1880 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

l46th St. 125 IT. e Of Broadway. 75x991l;
David Nathanson s4O5OC
Block Company U.s' '. 2soo,
-; same loans same i,-t.:e;. 2l7OOO
loans Samuel Parnass ana George Deon .. 1880
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Ale uIsL udIiIe IN edCH case given IS that OF the
debtor. the second that of the creditor and date
when Judgment filed:
uary 4 1898 ........................ s1s26s
Burns Frank B.-A Ginzburg; February g. 1906 661 %
Bremen. Jefferson D., and Charles E. Ring-North
lvsoated oC"-Hs' M4ien 1O71 20
Cohen Louis-s Silver; July s. 1903 cancelled 24 72
Is: 178 "a
+ 4ss "a
xember 1s. 1891 GFeleased. 2a7 IS
December is 1905 (vacated(: 800. 9s4 Ol
1903 tcanceiied 2e All 72
Same l. Scovill: February canceled) "a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
rRANspAc1F1c MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN n 4
Jegan cOrea and July 90 500
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
United states transport (via san ,, q, ,o.so ~
Hawaii Japan Corea China and Philip
nine IsIands-Nppon Maru fvia san ~, .. ,o.ao i, y,
Francisco) '''-'-SNi' -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6anriss szssunset Moon sets 9sOs aoos sr %
HIGH WATER.
AsT-Sandy sol Gov. Isand 6aslFfeu CAT. s.11
P.M-sandy Hook e;lS Gov. Island 6:s0Hen Gate s:25
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The reported yesterday NJ 9;8O
M. when 40 miles east Of Nantucket Lighship G.s
5 expected 70 dock to-day about g. u.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
Long Island Real Estate for Sali.

BEAUTIFUL 2o-aCre tract, overlooking Mou1. - -.
ID H0Fbor. Bay and Long Island Sound. with -
nectieut shore in the background: beauty -
country residence 10 minutes 20 Port Ieilelsl-
Address CHAS. A. SQUIRES. Owner. Echo. L0rs - -
ROChAW PARK.
LOIS $500. TERM> s.n sA>nn
ApQly RocEaUay Park Improvement Co. ~ rl-e--
SOMETHING FINE--l6 acres. eoetaSs. 1t roo.,s, -
~ improvements; 6no OutbuidinGs. beautiful "
location; convenient to depot: Sl25OO Samuel
BellmOre. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
Real Estate Wanted.

DRoPERTIEs TO RENT. SELL manage insure: rent
IL collections. managing estates q speciality
CYRIL.L.E CARREAT. 596 9Th ave, above 45th s.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
Proposals.

GENERAL DEPOT. Q. NJ. DEPT JEFF
triplieate. endorsed on cover Proposals lol q ~
P1ss. and addressed 60 undersigned. VII - s-si-,s
mere until 10 O'Clock a m August 10. It ~ Tlsrt7
ety. once FuruttuIe Paints Wasons. l-45-' 81
ware Leather. and Miscellaneous G. A. s1pl,5s -
1ot M4h1la. p J., per schedule. WhicI T.-1s at
S-sAce on application 10 this Depot ana ~ g
New York City and san Francisco IFclc4el.so "a
ertes or domestic production or Ualul1- IN 81.
t4set - reserved to Islsct acce2t elS - or "
any GeFs thereof. J. NJ MARSHALL N,'~
General. ana Depot 9. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D y

Washington D. c. July IL 1eoa-Ssal-a r. ~
NA 2. received az this Orcs until - oes = scaes,
4ttus IcG rurnishfns underground ss
eaol-S for The Electrical DVgaEtnenc q n
Co4nuoia Separate bids Will Be colstoseS s.-<
eral items enuueTttei Sasciacasous ard n-A,<<s
q proposal may be obtained az this o,'ice.
", MACEAk1LaANE HENRY y. Wli14s JUN
COunmssionorS - q
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
OFEICE OF THE COlIMIssIONENs. y .

Washington d. c.. July u. leo1-sS,esSS 80 p AZ
VIII b received a this Once until y O.cocA
g. 1906. fOr furnishing Of elSnt-l-ee H.
water pipe SRecifGatious ana blank Nss--
may Be obtained az Eooln as District ne-s---s
lngtor. -. G.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

$500
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18
Mrs. A. j. Bel is Dead.

Death claimed Mrs. A. J. Bell at
her home on Riverside Heights at
1925 this morning. She came here
with her husband and four children
from Indiana thirteen months ago
seeking a cure for tuberculosis. She
grew better for a time, but lately suf-
fered from nemorrhage. She was
her four children in years old. Rel
atives from Indiana are expected to-
morrow, and when they arrive the
remains will be shipped to the old
home. Mr.. Bell is a carpenter and
has made many fri)1ds since he
came here, all of whom extend sym
pathy at this time of sorrow.
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GET BUSY.
GET BUSY.
Remember that the Big Clear
anCe Sale at the store of Jaffa,
Prayer & Company will close
Saturday night. Get busy.
THE ROSWELL ARTEsIAN AREA

Government Publication Descriptive
of Same to Be Issued Soon.
CU. S. Geological Survey BuIIetinJ
A study of the Roswell artesian
area in New Mexico has recently
been made by Mr.. Cassius a. Fisher.
of the United States Geological Sur
vey His report, which is now in
press, includes a brief description of
the geology of the setimentary rocks
their structure, and their relation TO
the underground waters. The area
of flowing wells is SHOWN on a map.
and records of representative wells
are given, which are intended 10 il
lustrate the character and succession
of the water bearing beds. Informa-
ton respecting surface waters avail
able for domestic and irrigation pur-
poses and a brief description of the
climatic and agricultural features OF
the region are also given.
There are several artesian horizons
in the formations underlying the Ros-
well basin. This basin is about 90
miles long and has an average width
of II miles. The greater part of il
lies along the west side of the Pc
cos river.
Flowing wells were first obtained
in the Roswell basin about ten years
ago, and for a number of years after
that development was confined chief
| ly to this immediate vicinity. During
the last two years, however. strong
| flows have been obtained near Arte
sia. and at present this part of the
basin is receiving the greatest devel
| opment. Information about 200 flow
| ing wells has been obtained. but il
is probable that the total number al
| present exceeds $50. About half OF
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18

Escaped Prisoners are Captured.

Escaped Prisoners are Captured.
Charles White and Oscar Womack,
who escaped from the county Jail
about six days ago, were re-captured
at Portales yesterday. The officers
there made the capture. Sheriff Wood
ruff went up to Portales yesterday to
assist in the search, and brought Wo-
mack and White back on a freight
train last night. They are now lock-
ed more securely than before and it
is not likely they will again gain
their liberty until they are legally
discharged.
White was arrested on the charge
of stealing S67.5O from a fellow work
man at Acme and was bound over
to the grand jury. Womack had serv-
ed the greater part of his sentence
for stealing a watch from F. NJ.
Jump. They made their escape by
unlocking the door of their cell. 1t
is suspected that they were assisted
from without.
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SOMETHING DOING IN OIL CASE
Assistant Attorney General Pagin ir
Consultation With Morrison.

Chicago, July 1S.-Assistant Attor-
ney General Pagin arrived in Chica-
go today with a transcript of the evi-
dence taken at Cleveland in the in
quiry into the relations of the Stan
dard Oil Company and various rail
roads, and submitted the transcript
to former District Attorney Morrison,
special counsel for the government.
1t was the intention of the local Fed
eral officials not to begin the investi-
cation here until September 1st or
later, but it is now probable some
steps will be taken in the near flu
ture. The four propositions which
Attorneys Pagin and Morrison will
study in connection with the inves-
tigation are:
Firs< the charge against the Stan
dard Oil Co. of accepting illegal
rebates under the Elkins law.
Second, the charge against the rail
roads of granting illegal rebates to
the Standard Oil Co.
Third, charge of combination in re
straint of trade and commerce with
other oil companies.
Fourth, combination or conspiracy
to monopolize trade.
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this number are found in Roswell and
North Spring River Valley, the ex-
treme north end of the basin.
In amount of flow the wells vary
from a few gallons to 1900 gallons
a minute. differing principally with
the locality. At Roswell the flow of
an average well has been variously
estimated q 500 to 700 gallons. while
near Artesia the highest flow record
ed exceeds LOO gallons. The water
is used chiefly for irrigation and do
mestic purposes. In a few cases, how
ever, the presence of sulphur renders
il unfit for household use.
This report will be published as
Water Supply and Irrigation Paper
No. 15S.
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SECURITY
Java and Mocha Roasted Coffee
OF Unsurpassing Merit and
Quality. For sale by
JOYCE-PRUlT COMPANY
5 Exclusive Agents.
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, July 1S.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000. Market steady to strong.
Native steers, 4.OO@66.1O; southern
steers, 100000; southern COWS,
2.OO@4.5O; native COWS and heifers,
2.00@5.50; stockers and feeders, 2.75
@4.5O; bulls, 2.4O@4.OO; calves, $50
@6.00; western fed steers, 3.75@5.75;
western fed cows, 2.5O@46O
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market 10c
lower. Muttons, 5.00@6.00; lambs,
5.75@7.5O; range wethers, 5.0O@6.10;
fed ewes, 45O65.5O
ST. Louis, Mo, July 1S-Wool stea-
dy; unchanged.
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BAY STATE GAS DECISION.
Goes Against Henry n. Rogers, Who
Must OisQorQe

Boston, Mass, July 1S.-A decision
favorable to the plaintiff was handed
down today in the U. s. Circuit
Court in the case of George w. Pep
per, receiver of the Bay State Gas
Company of Delaware against Henry
II. Rogers, of New York. to recover
three million dollars alleged to be
due the gas company in connection
with the sale of the Boston company.
The court orders that the profits
shall he apportioned by master be-
tween Rogers and the Bay State Gas
Company, but if no definite eQuita-
Die rule can be ascertained, then the
amount shall be apportioned half to
Rogers and half 10 the gas company.
The court finds Rogers guilty of no
fraud. 1t also finds that he was gull
" of no breach of trust so far as
making contracts is concerned
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POLITICAL BAROMETER FALLING
Alarming Reports From the interior
Added to Parliamentary MIDDLE.

Aooeo TO Parliamentary Muodle.
st. Petersburg, July 1S.-The polit-
ical barometer is again falling. The
confusion which seems to have taken
possession of the upper spheres since
the efforts to form a coalition minis
try failed, coupled with alarming re-
ports from the interior, and the at
titude of parliament make almost
anything possible. There has been a
marked renewal of apprehension that
against the parliament. The adoption
by the lower house of parliament of
an address to the country will. it is
feared, place in the hands of the re
volutionists the needed lever TO re-
move the emperor.
As further proof of a change of
spirit at Peterhof it was learned to-
day that Emperor Nicholas has re-
quested the members of the Goremy-
kin ministry to retain their posts.
Dispatches from the interior con-
tinue to bring stories of burning of
manor houses. robberies, murders,
collisions between the peasants and
rural guards and the hurried des-
patch of troops here and there
The center of the peasant uprising
is VorOnezn province, where the pea
SAINTS do not discriminate between
friends and enemies, as evidenced by
the complete devastation of the es
tate of NJ. Kokoshkine, a prominent
Constitutional Democrat in the lower
house of parliament. The situation
in that province is described as al
most hopeless" 1t is almost as bad
in Poltava and Smolensk provinces.
In Tamboy province eighty peasants
are reported to have been killed OF
wounded by Dragons
A Strong Poker Hand.
Paris, July 1S.-The Journal today
says it is in a position to affirm that
in a recent interview near Vienna be
tween the emperors of Germany and
Austria-Hungary they deliberated on
measures to adopt in case of an out
break of revolution in Russia, Emp
eror Nicholas being advised of the
general nature of their deliberations
1t was decided, in principle, the pa
per says, that Germany and Austria
will intervene in Poland with armed
forces in case the Russian emperor
finds it impossible TO maintain con
troll, the three emperors thereafter
acting in concert for maintenance of
the status quo of their respective
Polish possessions. The Journal fur
ther asserts that this understanding
amounts to regular holy alliance
between the three emperors.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-18
FORTY THOUSAND VISITORS.
Band Parade Participated in by One
Thousand Musicians.

Denver, Colo, July 1S.-It is esti-
mated at local headquarters of the
Eiks reunion that there are forty
thousand visitors in Denver, of whom
$4,000 are Elks and members of their
families. The feature of the celebra-
ton today was a massed band pa
rade in which nearly a thousand mu-
sfcians participated. The Wild West
and Indian shows were a source of
delight to visitors from the East.
The first order of business of the
Grand Lodge today was the selection
OF the next meeting place, the off,
GERS having been elected yesterday,
when Judge Henry A. Melvin. of Oak
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Major Morton Coming.

Major Morton, of Los Angeles, Cal,
will lead special services at the Sal
vation Army on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday of this week. Major Morton
has command of what is called the
Southern California Division of the
Army which comprises everything
and all of Arizona and New Mexico.
The Major is an excellent singer and
interesting speaker, and all who at
tend his meetings will be more tnan
repaid.
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WILSON INTERVIEWED.
Well Supervisor Says He Talks Only
When Questioned and That the
Law CompeIs Publicity.

Returning from trip of several
days to the lower part of the artesian
district, w. A. Wilson, the artesian
well supervisor, today made a state
the charges of citizens down the val
ley that false reports about the flow
of various wells had been put in cir
culation and that they emanated
from the office of the supervisor Mr.
Wilson said:
Il have given out no figures as to
any well or to all wells in general
except the correct figures, and l give
them out according to my findings,
whether they are favorable or unfav-
orable. AS to the accusation that l
talk on these subjects to persons
calling at my office, l will say that
l am compelled by the law that ere
ated the office to give out any such
figures asked for by any person who
may desire to know and takes the
trouble to ask me for them. Here is
the section of the law covering the
reporter the following, which is a
copy of the section referred to:
Section 6. To provide additional
security for carrying out the provis-
ions of this Act the Governor of the
Territory may from time to time, as
he sees fit or shall upon the request
by petition of five per cent. 6 per
cent? of the qualified voters of any
county or counties, create "Artesian
Districts" consisting in each case of
not less than one or of more than
four adjacent counties, snail thereup-
created a District Artesia Well Su-
pervisor," who shall be qualified by
both education and experience in Ar
tesian Well matters and resident of
the district of which he is appointed.
1t shall be the duty of such super
visor to inspect each Artesian Well
in such districts at least once in each
three CD months, and to keep a rec
ord of such inspections, in a book
in his Office, which said record shall
at all times be open to the inspection
of any person. 1t shall be the further
duty of such supervisor to see that
the provisions of this Act are faith
fully carried out within mis- district
and for this purpose he shall have
all powers conferred upon city and
county officers in Section Eight. 1t
shall be the further duty of such SUI
pervisor to make complaint and ap-
pear against any person violating
any provision of this Act within his
district, unless such complaint has
already been made as provided in
Section Eight (S) of this Act, in
which case he shall appear and as
sist in such prosecution. The super
visor so appointed shall receive as
his full compensation for the serv-
ices, the sum of $1,000 per annum, to-
gether with actual expenses while
absent from his office, if this amount
shall be collected from licenses here
matter provided for, but in no case
snail such supervisor receive more
than the amount annually paid in on
such licenses.
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HURRY UP!

Saturday night will witness the
close of the Big Special Sale at
the store OF Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
1t has been one of the grandest
and most successful sales that
has ever been conducted by this
firm. Plenty of high grade mer-
chandise is being sold at rare
bargains in every depa rtment.
Hurry up.
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VALUABLE GEMS STOLEN.
Description Reads Like List of Loot
From Royal Treasure House.

New York, July 1S.-Tne Herald
today says that gems of size and
value which make their description
read like the list of loot of a royal
treasure house have been stolen, and
detectives are raking the city high
and low. seeking a trace of them.
The estimated value of the stolen
jewels at $4,000 was scoffed at as
wholly inadequate. While the police
refuse to give out any information in
the case, it is understood that the
jewels were stolen from a woman
well known in New York society and
the theft occurred either at her town
house here or at her villa at Newport.
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CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED RAPE
Brought by Hotel Girl Against Negro
Porter, Who is also Charged
With Stealing a Watch.

Charles Lee, the Negro porter who
has been temporarily taking the place
of John Jackson, the regular porter
at the Shelby hotel, stands accused
of attempted rape. Amanda Ceder-
quist, a chambermaid at the same
hotel, is the prosecuting witness, and
she swore to the complaint.
Lee was arrested last Friday on
charge of stealing a watch from Char
ley Session, night clerk at the Shelby
the alleged theft having occurred last
Thursday. Lee was given a hearing
before Justice Bailey on this charge
late yesterday afternoon and was
bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of $400 which he was unable to
furnish. Just after this hearing the
Cederquist girl came into the justice
office, accompanied by Mr.. Olson, the
baker, and swore out the warrant.
The girl claims that on last Friday
morning that Lee was up stairs at
the hotel and made advances toward
her by throwing kisses at her and
that he followed her from one room
to another and finally attacked her
by throwing his arms about her She
says that when he was throwing kiss
es at her she did not understand his
intentions, but that she screamed
when he attacked her. She says that
he then ran. Sne did not say any
thing about the affair for a few days
because she did not know just what
to do, but that she finally told her
friends, the Olsons. The girl is about
"a years old and in quite good look
"a years old.
She came here from Sweden about
two months ago and cannot talk En-
glish. She is unacquainted with the
customs of this country and is unso-
phisticated.
The accused negro is being held
on the charge of stealing the watch
and Judge Bailey did not have him
brought from the Jail for a hearing
on the new charge because of the
talk of a lynching that was on the
street last night. He considered that
it was taking chances unnecessarily.
Although there was some feeling
about the matter last night, the peo-
nle waro not talking about the case
to any extent today and it is probable
that the law will be allowed to take
it's course.
Lee denies any connection with
any such crime as the one with
which he is charged. He declares
that he never paid any attention to
the girl whatever, except to tell her
what rooms to change when so ord
cred by his ssuperiors at the hotel.
He came here last February from
Kansas City and mas been employed
most of the time as porter at the
Brown barber shop. He should not be
confounded with John Jackson, the
old porter at the Shelby, who is now
taking a vacation from his duties.