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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
West Twenty third Street
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Saturday, June 50, 1905

ARRIVED
steamer Amerika ((ierl Sauerna HamhurS June -
Dover and Cheroourg - 70 tbs Hamburg NuleTcaa -
with 625 cabin and l=9I passengers, aS an"
md-e. Arrived az the Bar Al i-S0 j. =, -,
Guantanamo -, 70 Daniel Bacon. with sugar 'Nli''
at the Bar 1870
steamer All tSorl Hansen. NSssnzas Iune = W ",
sugar to Arbuckle Bros vessel 70 II Wincaes'eF q -
Arrived NJ the Bar i30 2
Steamer BerWind. Dyer. Port Nalo June tnas',
POrJ Real II. Pence I6 Jobos 10 Asua.ilia = anu
Juan ~ TO New YORK. s. Porto Rico - co.
Arrived the Ear At m
steamer Monroe. Huiphers. Newport News aAN 49,
to the Oid Dominion IS 20. with passengers ati
Left Quarantine S.12 -. f,vis
Steamer CiodsbOro. Forrest. Fhiaue-lsild 20 t''- 80
SIS Co with mdse. or Highlands az 4-{1 m ,,.-,--
Sandy Hook. n ]. June 50. $50 p M VIVA s'-
moderate breeze: cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers ST Louis Southampton via P{ni9L-.. 80
CherbOurE; NadeFaud tEelEi. Antwerp - le,t ,7-i
WaILersee tGerl. Hamburg Dover sll..r ,-f,-
London; EtFuria tEr. Liverpool Wa S,s,is. ar
donia tF5rl Glasgow; sofia Hohen9eIS 49, ~ Neuics
Trieste. La GascCgpe tFrl. Hayre, tet1ul- = Ircrs
etc sicllian Prince tEri Na. les and feeru''
tBrl. Baltlnicre; Paoma tCuoan Ma'a.tss, yeCrs
etc: Gcra tNorl S0ua. MoSican iAr4 NeNv - lftaN
Baltimore. Zulia la tiUayFa curacao cJ,, Tsl1rf
Juan Ponce etc. Ecag Haakon tNgr li...' s,v-riIis
y +; Mexico Hav Venetia tcri. NlN7s-, s-rrr1r
etc Ia riatu tT&rt kingston colon. etV NSobls al
tanning Manchester Coioft,,,., s5retc
Brunswick. Jefferson. Norfolk and NeNtolt srrah.
Key West and Galveston, tt,v ~ Nacol -
Paso. NV Orleans, Chesapeake. sSai'iiHe'7-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sSl Sunset 735 Moon 1:0l Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Saudy Hook 2:25 Gov. Island 2:8el He'll Cst. 4a5
P.M-sandy Hook 5;l1lG Island s:25 He'll Gate Sis
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
MONDAY. JULY ..
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
Vessel For Line. Mail closes sails.
Monroe Norfolk Old Dominion. 100 m
MONDAY. JULY .
Byron Argentine IamroTt Holt. ian Hoo m
NaTaval Grenada Trinidad 1OOO 1900
jamestown, Norfolk. Old Dominion S:ODp
TUESDAY. JULY 3
Kronpr'z Wilhelm. Bremen. m l2:3u D IN
Colon. Panama II IN
Carmania Liverpool. CunRTd. ..-.... 1.cOp m
{itta MianO. Naples. La NelOce.
san Marcos. Galveston, Mallory.
ArapnhOe Jacksonville. Clyde. ......... S:cO =
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. S,Ol
city uf Atlanta. savannah. Savannah. .3;GO m
WEDNESDAY,. JULY
Baltic, Liverpool White 1880 400
Termudian bermuda Quebec ...... 300 a m n a IN
Niauy Amsterdam Rotterdam. Ham. A:0O m
GeTmania Naples. Fabre ..--.-....--.
Comus New Orleans Morgan l2No m
JEFFERSON Norfolk, Old Dominion. 500
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-10

including everything from diamonds
to baby carriages have been offered
for this show, which is open to ALI
babies in New Mexico and a big rep
resentation of Southwestern infants
is already assured. The baby show
will be well worth seeing.
Thirty thousand paper flowers have
already been used in decorating the
floats for the great flower parade to
form the feature of Albuquerque Day
at the coming Territorial Fair in AL
buquerque, September II to %.
Live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Sept. 10.-Cattle re-
ceipts 10000. Market steady to strong.
Native steers, 4.00@65G; southern
steers, 2.75@3.S0; southern COWS,
1.75@3.00; native cows and heifers,
2.00@485: western steers and feed
ers. 2.5O@45O; bulls, 2.OO@3.15.
calves, 100000; western steers,
3.50@5-15; western cows, 2.00@4.OO
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea-
dy Muttons, 4.25@5.50; lambs, 500
@765; range wethers, 5.00@5.75s
ewes, 4.5O@5.4O
ST. Louis, Sept. 10.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums, 23@
27; fine medium, 1902; fine, 14@1S
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New York, Sept. 10.-Tne Tribune
today says: Venezuela is again threat
ened with civil strike. The man
ready to lead the fight against Presi
dent Castro is his enemy of long
standing General Jose Manuel Her
nandez, of Ell Mocho, formerly Vene-
zuelan minister at Washington, the
leader of the conservative party and
a veteran campaigner. News was re-
ceived yesterday that the General is
near the western frontier of Venezu-
elan or Columbian territory, preparing G
to strike the first blow in the armed
conflict that he hopes will depose Cas-
tro and seat himself in the presiden-
tian chair.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
The Labor Question and Resubmis-
sion the Features of Campaign.

The Labor Question and Resubmis-
sion the Features of Campaign.
Portland, Me-, Sept. 10.-A fair day.
important issues and the determine
tion of the party leaders to bring
throngs of voters to the polls early
today. The chief interest centers in
the attempt of the American Fedora
ton of Labor to defeat Congressman
Littlefield for reelection, because of
his refusal to support certain labor
measures. Resubmission to the peo-
pie of the prohibition law has been
the keynote of the campaign made
by the Democrats against Governor
Cobb, the Republican candidate for
governor.
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PLENTY OF MONEY
School Term Will Be for the Full
Nine Months High School Being
Held at the Pauley Building.

The public schools of Roswell op-
ened today for a nine months term
with a good attendance. The enroll
ment will be given tomorrow. The
Central, North Hill and Pauley build
ings were opened, and all were well
filled. The High School is being held
in the Pauley building, and there were
about one hundred students present.
The Woolverton Business College is
still conducting its business in the
auditorium of the Central building,
and will continue to do so until its
own building is completed. In this
way the school board will realize rem
tai money from this room, and by
holding High School in the Pauley
building, will retain legal possession
of that property, which would be for
feited by failure to maintain school
there.
This term will be nine months in
length, it is thought, as there was a
balance of over three thousand dol
lars from last year to begin the
term with.
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ST. Petersburg. Sept. 10.-The pre-
dictions made in these dispatches of
a Jewish massacre at Siedlice, Rus
sian Poland, unhappily have been
justified by the fighting which broke
out Saturday night and developed
yesterday into carnival of iniiscri-
inmate slaughter and pillage in which
the soldiers and the mob took part.
The unfortunate Jews were shot and
bayoneted in the streets, houses and
Ashops were sacked, valuables were
carried off and offered for sale by the
soldiers. In addition to the Jews
some Christians and some officers
met death in the fighting. A conserv-
ative estimate places the number of
victims at 140. Jewish fugitives
throng the railroad stations in pan
ic Early reports of the massacre
place the responsibility at the door
of the terrorists, but the fugitives de-
clare that the soldiers would never
have been allowed to get so complete
ly out of hand without connivance or
actual direction of their officers.
Passengers who arrived at War
saw gave the following account of
the slaughter After the murder of
policemen by the terrorists Saturday
night and the firing of volley by
the troops into the crowd, which re-
suited in the killing of two citizens
and the wounding of many, the ter
rorists decided to inaugurate gen
eral campaign against the troops and
police Sunday morning twelve pa
trolmen and soldiers were killed. AS
a result a Libau regiment marched
into the Jewish quarter, shooting
right and left. The troops were join
ed by the Hooligans who co-operated
in plundering and destroying. Late
Sunday a Kaluna regiment arrived
from Biala and instituted measures
to stop the program.
Sfedhce is a town of 10000 inhab-
itants, half of whom are Jews.
Siedlice, Sept. 1O.-Six buildings
in the big bazaar of the city are now
in flames, adding another terror to
the killing and plundering which has
been going on here for Sc hours. Fre-
quent firing is heard, but because of
the general panic it is difficult to
learn what is transpiring. AS far as
it is possible to learn there have
been about sixty persons killed and
two hundred wounded. Siedlice is sur
rounded by troops who do not per-
NIT the people to leave. There seems
no doubt that the terrorists are re-
( sponsible for provoking the massacre
windows Saturday against soldiers
and policemen patrolling the streets.
/. The troops surrounded the buildings
from which the firing came and pour
ed volleys through the windows and
doors. This was followed by a search
of the premises which soon developed
into wholesale plundering and subse-
auently into a massacre of the own
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GIVES ALL FOR LOVE.
Heir to Duchy Marries German Shop
Girl in New York.

Heir to Duchy Marries German Shop
Girl in New York.
New York, Sept. 1O.-The Tribune
today says: Count Hans Ferdinand
Won Hochberg, heir to the duchy of
Rochstend, an officer of the Kaiser's
body guard, a nephew of Princess Ma
rie of SAKE Weimar and cousin of the
Grand Duke Michael, was married
yesterday in boarding house at Os-
sining, New York to Louise Ernes-
tine Carow, German shop girl, and
in so doing the count severed the
ties that bound him to his family, his
regiment and associates in Germany.
The count met Miss Carow, when
she was a clerk in a glove store in
Berlin To break off the attachment
between them he was sent to Ameri-
ca Here he obtained employment as
a chauffeur, and recently he sent for
Miss Carow.
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tions in the Stensland bank were
found yesterday among the effects of
Frank Kawalski, the teller whose sui
eide followed the exposure of the
banks condition. The record kept by
Kowalski it was said indicates ap-
parently that within a year Cashier
Herring personally obtained more
tnan one hundred thousand dollars
by the same means used by Stems
land in looting the bank.
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Transfers of Property.

The following deeds have been
filed for record in the Office of Pro
bate Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
John w. Poe and wife to VIM. E.
Blakely, for $4,000, the north half of
the northeast quarter of 19-11-24.
Charles J. Norris and wife to Geo.
F. Bixby, for 81, 80 acres in % and
and 80 acres in 32-10-25.
Oliver Pearson and wife to Mrs.
Martha Newquist, for $1,000, twenty
acres in 19-1125, less a tract IA by
16 rods, on which is an artesianwell,
but including a water right from said
well sufficient to irrigate said 20 ac-
res.
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JEROME ATTENDS CONVENTION
Wants to See That Platform Suits If
He is Nominated.

trict Attorney Jerome has decided to
attend the New York Democratic
state convention at Buffalo Sept. %.
He said that he was not going as a
has been mentioned for the governor
snip, and his chief aim would be to
see that the platform should be sat
isfactory to him should the conven.
ton nominate him.
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ers who defended their property were

ers who defended their property were
killed.
Warsaw, Sept. 10.-Artillery was
used in Siedlice this morning. The
buildings on Pienka, Warsaw and
AIeina streets have been destroyed.
According to reports received here
two hundred Jews were killed and
5000 wounded during the pillaging.
The rioting and shooting in Sled
lice continues. The revolutionists ara
firing at the soldiers from windows,
and the troops reply with volleys. A
Libau infantry regiment took the
principal part in the massacre.
According to the latest advices
from Siedlice the artillery fire this
morning was directed against the
houses from which the troops had
been fired upon. Over $50 Jewish
shops were looted. Three thousand
prisoners were taken and were beat
en- without mercy. The Jews of War
saw are also in fear of attack.
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Book Covers for all your
books when bought at PaytOn's

The Record today gives you twelve
pages, and still we did not have time
to write nor room to print the details
of the big excursion to Carlsbad nor
the proceedings of the Sunday school
convention. Business is good in Ros-
well nowadays, and the Record is
getting a share of the general pros
perity.
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There will be all the old time at
fractions in Albuquerque during the
coming fair, with lots of new ones
in new form. Albuquerque viii be the
Mecca for New Mexico people from
the 18th to the 22nd of this month.
A real. live baby show, with gen
uine babies is to be one of the novel
features of this years Territorial
Fair in Albuquerque. Prizes aggregat-
ing several hundred dollars in value,
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OIL MAGNATE ARRESTED.

President of Waters-Pierce Oil Co.
Must Appear as Witness.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1O.-H. Clay
Pierce, chairman of the executive
board of the Waters-Pierce Oil Co.,
was arrested today on an attachment
his attendance as witness in a civil
suit He was soon afterwards releas-
ed to permit his attending the
Searcnlight Oil Co. custer suit at
which his attorneys had guaranteed
his appearance today.
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H. F. Smith, who has closed out
his interests in the Pecos Valley
Lumber Co., has not decided what bu-
siness he will engage in. He will con-
tinue to live in Roswell until the
first of the year, at least, and it is
more than probable that he will en-
gage in some business in the best
town of the Territory.
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VOLLEY OF HOT SHOT
SPECIALS ALL WEEK.

The New York Store will continue
it's volley of Hot Shot Specials all
this week, and it will be week of
bargains that will keep the popular
store of the people crowded. Proprie-
tor Edwards is down in Texas on a
business trip, but ne left word with
the manager of the store to shoot
out two hundred hot shot specials all
week. The bargains that are on dis
play are beyond the reach of any
competition, and it will pay wise
shoppers to investigate the claims of
this store before buying. A big dis
play advertisement appears in this
issue of the Record.
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TOWN DESTROYED.

Side of a Mountain Broke Away and
Overwhelmed the Town.
Tif1is, Caucasia, Sept. 10.-Practi-
cally without warning the side of the
mountain rising above the town OF
Kwaren broke away and a sea of IL
quid sand and mud swept down up
on the town and oblitegated it. Some
255 persons were buried alive. Fifty
bodies nave already been recovered
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Wilbur Dunlavy and wife came
down from Torrance on the auto yes
terday and returned to their home
in Torrance today. Mr. Dunlavy is
manager of the big store of John
Becker at Torrance.
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Pursuing the Rebels.

Havana, Sept. 10.-A special relief
train of armed cars left here last
night for Consolation. 1t is reported
that Pine Guerrero has been driven
east from Consolation, and a plan
has been formed to catch his force
between the batteries of two trains
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Sunday School Convention Ends.

The Pecos Valley Sunday School
convention adjourned last night after
completing its program New officers
were elected with authority to fix the
meeting. They are as follows:
J. E. Carper, of Roswell, President
S. w. Gilbert, of Artesia, First Vice
President.
Robert Miller, Hagerman, I'd V. P.
Miss Leora Jones, of Roswell, Sec
retary.
Louis Gisnwiler, of Roswell, Treas
All were elected to serve until the
close of the next annual meeting
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Gang of Thugs at Butte.

Butte, Mont, Sept. 10.-Two gangs
of thugs held up fourteen men in this
city last night within two hours. In
a quarrel over the spoils one high
wayman shot and fatally wounded
another. There were no arrests.
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. ND
Roswell. n. NJ, Sept. 10.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. 80; min, 81; mean. rs.
Precipitation a trace; wind. w,
velocity miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; station
ary temperature.
n. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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The canning factory is running a
efw hours every second day. 1t
would re- all the time if enough
fruit could be secured. They can to-
matoes, peaches, plums and pears
They will also can apples when they
get a supply of suitable cans.
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We are Ready

the lowest prices and best values in
school books, tablets, inks, pencils
and such things as the little folks
must have for school.
INGERsOLL's BOOK STORE.
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Notice..

All parties indebted to the Pecos
Valley Lumber Co. on accounts prior
to September 1st will please call and
settle Having sold my interest in the
business, | wish to close all accounts
as soon as possible. ct.
H. F. SMITH.
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Special Rates to Albuquer-
que Fair via AutOmO-
bile Line.

Tickets on Sale September 10th
to Goth from Roswell to Ken
nedy over Automobile Line and
Santa Fe Central and return
$20.6O. Good returning from
Kennedy until September 23rd.
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Caudy and Book Covers

Free with each purchase of school
books. Our sc tablets are the largest
and best value in town.
INGERSOLL'S BOOK STORE
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HIS OWN
FUNERAL PYRE.

Negro Trying to Burn His Way Out
Jail Was Cremated.
Minneola, Tex, Sept. 10.-In an ef-
fort to burn his way out of Jail yester-
his own funeral pyre. He was Gre
mated while a crowd of people surg
ed around the Jail watching his last
agonies through the iron window bars
arrested for drunkenness, and started
fire in mis- cell hoping to escape.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ross went out to the
Goldenburg ranch yesterday on the
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Notice.

The Norf1eet sisters, of Artesia,
will be here next Monday to give an
entertainment in the NJ. E. Church
South.
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School Tablets, &C., Stones Store.
l buy my baled alfalfa direct from
the farms and am in a position to
give you close prices in baled and
loose alfalfa-Stone's Corner Gro
cery, phone 220. 1t.
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Ellen Tournia against w. w. Tour
mia is the title of a suit for divorce
fled today by J. T. Evans, as attor-
ney, in district court.
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Capt E. P Bujac is quite sick at
his home near Carlsbad He has
heart trouble.
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HUNDREDS ARE KILLED AND
. THOUSANDS WOUNDED.
CARNIVAL OF SLAUGHTER

Soldiers and Mobs Murder Jews
Houses and Shops are Plundered.-
Jews Held Responsible for Deeds
of the Terrorists.
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Pears and PIums-.-ClOsing
Sale at my orchard. Parker
Earle.
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governor.

Be sure to get a chance on
the doll and foot ball for every
lOc purchase of school supplies
at Payt0n's.
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AFTER
CASTRO

GENERAL HERNANDEZ WOULD
BE PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA.
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SECRET MEMORANDA.
Covering the Illegal Transactions OF
Stensland Bank.

Chicago, Sept 10.-Secret memo
randa covering the illegal transac-
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OIL MAN ARRESTED

n. Clay Pierce, of the Waters-Pierce
Oil Company, Arrested to Compel
His Attendance as a Witness in
Civil Suit.
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Mrs F. C. Hunt is able to be out
again after a weeks illness.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 100
South Lea ave. 64t4
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A fine large boy arrived last night
Gill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
RAILROAD RATE LAW.
Cockrell Speaks for Uniform Manner
 of Conducting Business.

Washington, Sept 12.-Discussing the probable method of proceeding under the new railroad rate law, In- terstate Commerce Commissioner Cockrell said to-day that the first eff fort of the commission would be to secure the adoption by the various railroads of uniform system of con- ducting their business. We are" he said, now giving most of our at- tention to securing the adoption of a general system, believing that by pursuing this course we will tighten our own labors and render it poss!- ble for the roads to materially aid us In carrying the law into effect" He then outlined the plans of the con- mission to be to secure:
 First, a uniform system of account ing by the railroads; second, a uni form system of classification of freight throughout the United States; third. a uniform schedule of rates. fares and charges; fourth. the per formance by the roads of the entire transportation service from the place where freight is received to the point of destination.
 Mir Cockrell also said that the rail- roads are manifesting disposition to aid the commission in the enforce ment of the law.