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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10

the antiseptic qualities of coffee infusions. They
find that 10 per cent. infusion prevented the
growth of mcro-organisms such typhoid and
anthrax bacilh If they are correct in this con-
tention it would seem that coffee drinkers should
be immune in large measure from those dis
eases due to infection of the alimentary tract. The
germicidal properties of coffee are surprising. It
was found that ground coffee well mixed with
the yolks and whites of eggs and with chopped
beef prevented decomposition. Some observing
housewife may dispute this from her observa-
ton that coffee infusions exposed to the air for
some time often become covered with mould, but
closer investigation will disclose the fact that,
while this may happen, the infusion itself never
becomes sour or turbid through bacteria develop
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
Juror Foiled

r ~EVERAL years ago, while was serving
! - as juror in Suffolk county court, the
IszSS5s:S following story told: Mr.. L., who
AxN18I was disappointed at not being made
foreman of one of the several panels on
which he had been drawn, concluded favor to
the court might attain the desired honor.
He came into the court one morning with very
large floral display, and gave the bouquet to the
clerk of the court, who instructed the court Of
icer to see that it was Immediately placed upon
the desk before the judges seat.
Judge Edgar j. Sherman entered, the usual
opening ceremony was gone through with, and
his honor asked to whom the court might extend
its thanks for so large floral display The
clerk answered that it was one of the jurors
"Then he must be in the florist business" said
the Judge. "No, SIR" answered the clerk, "he is
an undertaken" His honor exclaimed THAT ex-
plains it. Some poor corpse was robbed"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
Queer BookmakerS

HE librarian of certain free library
has an interesting collection of curios
which he and his assistants have found
in books. So general has this custom
become that it now devolves upon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
For Coffee Drinkers

@1OFFEE enthusiasts will find justification
for their much-maligned favorite bever-
erage in the work Of two American in
4&S vsstigators. These original workers
have been experimenting to determine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
MARY STEWART CUTTING.

was in January that we got engaged,
and | never saw any one so much In
love as Henry was. / had been keep
ing company with him for about six
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
BY GEORGE ANGEL.

.EbvGN regarded his tattered raiment
disgustedly. He had been fool to
- apply for membership in the Papryus
~ Club He had suspected that the ini-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
EARLY MORNING MARRIAGE.
The Daniei-Winston Nuptials CeIebrat
ed To-day and Couple Leaves
Lnnaunonnn


| Mr.. Roy H. Daniel and Miss Nell
Winston, two of Roswell's most prom
inent young people, were married at
nine O'Clock this morning at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w c.. Winston. on North Hill. The
couple left on the morning train on
their honeymoon trip to the groom's S
old home in Tennessee and a large
crowd of friends were at the station
to give them send-off 1t was an
event in which Roswell social circles
took much interest
For the occasion the Winston home
was appropriately decorated in potted
plants, ferns and palms and the cur
tains were drawn and artificial lights
supplied. In the parlor a bank of mag
nolia plants made a back ground for
the couple and the curtains were hid
weeks-stock. A large number of rela-
tives and very few intimate friends
were there and at nine o'clock Mrs.
J. ]. Williamson, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. George Oberne, sang,
Because | Love You Dear" after
which Miss Eva Nelson sang, 20 Prom
Use Me-" Then Mrs Williamson play
ed Lohengrin's march and the bride
and groom came from another room
and took their places unattended be-
fore the bank of magnOliaS There
DR.. John w. Smith married them with
+ hn ritn Of ha ch,
The couple made a striking appear
ance, the bride, one of Roswell's most
beautiful young women, wearing
travelling suit of gray, with hat, gloves
and shoes to match, and the groom
in a neat travelling suit During the
Flower Song" and Mendelsson's s
march at the time for retiring from
the room. After congratulations and
viewing the presents in an adjoining
room, the entire party went to the
station. The presents were many and
most beautiful. consisting largely of
silver, china and cut glass wear.
The Couple will go to New Orleans
for two days and then to the groom's
old home in Clarksville. Tenn, then
TO Chattanooga, Memphis. and Nash
vile. After three weeks they will re-
turn to Roswell and will board for the
present Accompanying them as far
as New Orleans were the brides mo-
ther, Miss Lorette Winston and Little
Miss Martha Winston. Miss Snow
Flake of Pilot Point. Texas, who has
been visiting the Winston family, al
so left with the party this morning
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Father eapon Reported Hanged.

London, April pa story is pub
lished by the Manchester Guardian to-
day from a correspondent in Russia
asserting that Father Gapon was
hanged secretly April 10, by four rev.
olutionists who over heard him admit
he was shying on his former conrad
es in behalf of the police
Twas announced from St Peters
burg April Is that Father Gapon had
disappeared about a week previously
and it was possible he had been kid
mapped by his enemies.
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Off to Confederate Encampment.

r. P. Bean and daughter Miss Eva.
who is maid of honor from Camp Vel
verde. and Miss Mary Greenlee. who
is sponsor for this camp, and Mrs.
John Russell and Miss Cortez Bell, of
Roswell and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
iors, of Artesia, left Sunday for New
Orleans to attend the annual encamp-
ment of the United Confederate Vet
Grams. Elder c. c. Hill, J. E. Carper
and NJ U. Finley left today for the
same point.
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the Veterans are arriving on every
train. The indications point to a very
large attendance and a most success
full reunion. The United States crltis-
day on its way to participate in the
Ceremonies. The city has been elab-
orately decorated and all preparations
completed for the entertainment of
the visitors. The Reunion formally
opens Wednesday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

w. G. Hamilton left Sunday for
Lakewood. n. j.. where he will attend
the track meeting of the Lakewood
Country Club, which opens on the p
Mr. Hamilton will enter the polo
games and pony races. This club is
patronized by George Gould and is
one of the swellest in the East Mr..
Hamilton will be gone two or three
weeks
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
Death From Tuberculosis.

Mrs. Eliza l. Bland, wife of Alonzo
S. Bland, died at ten o'clock this
morning at her home three miles
south of town, where they have lived
since coming six weeks ago from
Clear Lake. Ia The service will be
held tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock at the home and interment
will be made in the South Side Gene
terry.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

observation taken at a. ND
Roswell, April %, 1906 Tempera-
ture max. 79 min. As, mean 81 Preci-
pitation in inches and hundredths:
Wind, dir S. veloc. Weather, clear
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer
tonight.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Fair tonight and Tuesday except
showers and colder in north portion
Tuesday; warmer tonight.
n. WRIGHT.
OMcial In Charge.
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Nineteen Dead in Mine EXPLOSION,

Trinidad, Colo, April pa The of
ficial number nf dead as a result cf
;:e mira sxplos.nn al Q:;irt1 yester-
t!ay, given by the Colorado Fuel &
Iron Company here today is 19 in
stead of % as reported last night
Three men taken from the mine
who were thought to be dead will re-
cover. The explosion occurred yes
terday at noon and it is supposed it
was caused by windy shot
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The regular meeting of the woman's
Tub will be held Wednesday after
noon at the Carnegie library, Mrs l.
H. Elliott leader. The subject of the
day is the Panama Canal, and
good attendance is desired
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
To the Mayor and Citizens of Ros-


welI:-
We, c. w Haynes and c. d. Bonney
have been asked repeatedly by diff
ferent representative citizens of Ros-
well to make good and offer some
solution for the best fire protection
for the city of Roswell.
We see today of the Roswell Reg
ister-Tribune a proposition in which
it suggests that a main be laid from
Alameda Avenue to Fifth Street and
to connect artesian wells thereto for
its supply of water. This necessitates
the use of engines to give us sufficient
pressure for fire protection. If this is
thought to be sufficient protection and
for the best. let it be. If not we offer
the following:
Proposition One: If the City will
construct water mains for the protec
tion of any or all parts of the City
to be attached to our pumping plant
and there erect a stand pipe at its
cost we will donate a lot of sufficient
size for the stand pipe and furnish
the power to keep the same full of
water at allItimes free of cost for fire
hydrants from the number of one to
three hundred as when the city feels
able to construct. with such pres
sure that each block may own and
keep its local fire hose to be attached
to four or five hydrants if necessary,
enabling the water to be thrown over
the hiohaSt huiITlinp
This is a proposition in hydraulics
and we respectfully ask the citizens
of Roswell to consider whether this
can be done or not.
For our reimbursement for furnish
ing the City with these free hydrants.
we ask the privilege of tapping the
mains at any point when so requested
by private consumers, guaranteeing
a better rate than has ever been here
tofore offered.
Proposition Second: If proposition
No One is not satisfactory we will
sell TO the City of Roswell. our pump
ing plant at the same price and same
conditions that were offered to Messrs
Reynolds and Chipley had they been
given the franchise.
Proposition Third: Or we will
pump water for the City should the
people desire municipal ownership for
fire and domestic purposes at such
a price that the City cannot and will
not build a pumping plant of its own.
And we further agree if the City de-
sires a lease. to lease our entire pump
ing, plant and equipage to the. City
for any term of years, to be used for
water purposes only, rental for same
to be half the estimation placed by ex
pert Jones of Denver for pumping
plant.
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TRAINING SHIP FOUNDERS.

Her Captain and Thi-ty-Three of crew
are Drowned.
Dover. ATril 23--The Belgian Train
ing snip Count De Smet De Naever
foundereh off Prawle point today Tier
captain ar.i - ,n.,se on boari were
drowned.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

w. S. Bowen, manager for New
Mexico, Arizona and Southwest Tex
as for the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, who has been here Install
ing DR. G. T. Veal as agent, left Mon
day morning for Albuquerque, via
Clayton
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

$5O0,000 to loan on irrigated farms
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay on loan
before dne--J- B. Herbst. Financial
Agent, 303 N. Main, OPP. p. o.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davenport return
ed Sunday morning from western Tex
as. Mrs. Davenport has been visit
ing Mrs. w r. Cummins on a ranch
20 miles from Midland for several
weeks
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C. w. HAYNr~.
C. d. BoNNEY.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Citizens Show Great -Interect in the
Coming of the Panhandle Cattle
Convention

The largest mass convention ever
held in the rooms of the Roswell Com
mercial Club was that at five O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, after call of less
than six hours The purpose of The
meeting was to make plans fos the
coming of the next annual convention
of the Panhandle Cattle RaiserS AS
ISOLATION and the interest manifested
in the a.ffair reaches the point of en-
thusias1n Such a large attendance
upon such short notice was more than
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

Lee Reynolds and DR.. ]. n. Chipley
left this morning for Denver, their old
home They will return when the
prospect hole of the Roswell Oil Com
pany reaches a depth where some
thing interesting is expected
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LOSS OF LIFE WAS OVER 800
ESTIMATES ARE LOWER THAN AT FIRST REPORTED
AN EARTHQUAKE IN OREGON


tary Taft's attention having been di-
rected to the reports of friction at
San Francisco between Gen Funston
and Mayor Schmitz, sent a message
to Funston asking for the facts. Fun
ston's reply received today says:
''The report of disagreement be-
tween Mayor Schmitz and myself
must be based on excited Imagination
of some overworked newspaper CORE
spondent. Mayor and myself have
been working together in unity and
we are helping to the extent of our
ability and apparently to the salts
faction of every friend of the con
the city Department also receiv-
ed the following from Schmitz: 1.-The
report of conflict between Gen. Fun
ston and myself is absolutely without
foundation. We are not only without
differences, but are cooperating in
utmost friendship and harmony. Fun
ston's excellent work, his good judg
ment and his zeal in our cause by day
and night are appreciated by the peo-
pie of San Francisco in this hour of
great distress. The Army and Nation
is to be congratulated in securing
such an officer as Gen Funston"
San Francisco, April 23- H. c..
Tilden, one of the most prominent
members of the general relief COM
rnitt oil mt
ly killed in his automobile about 12
last night while returning from Men
10 Park by a man who was supposed
to have been member of the citizens
patrol. friend of Tildens. who
was in the automobile was cut in the
face> by another bullet and another
ball pierced the seat and struck r. G.
Seaman in the back not seriously hurt
ing. The shooting occurred at % and
Guerro streets. Two men suspected
of doing the shooting are under arrest
The automobile had been used as an
ambulance in conveying the sick and
wounded and was carrying Red
Cross flag besides Tilden had a Red
cross on his arm He had been chal-
lenged twice and allowed to proceed
when he had shown the RN1 Cross.
Crossing twenty second street how
ever, there was no challenge and the
guard began shooting without warn
ing.
Washington, April % kilograms
from the Revenue officers in San Fran
cisco state that all their records
stamps and papers of the office are in
good condition and that they will be
ready for business tomorrow A tenn
porary internal revenue office will be
opened in Oakland
Washington. D. c., April 23-The
senate passed a resolution appropriat-
ing a million and a half dollars to
the San Francisco sufferers
Washington, d. c., April .23- Rep
resentative Gaines (TennO introduced
a bill Today admitting free all goods
and wares or merchandise which may
be imported into the U. s. as graft
tudes contributing for San Francisco
The bill further valves the duty on
building materials imported for re
building San Francisco
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
wALroN,s STUDIO.

Finest equipped studio in the Pecos
Valley, only professionals are employ
ed, which is a guarantee of the best
possible work and perfect satisfac-
ton. As If.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

Thousand of San Franciscos nome
less, if they slept at all slept in
drenching rain last night, adding I'M
told misery and suffering to those
whose cups were already full. Short
ly after midnight the rain began to
fall and continued for three hours
from a drizzle at times to a heavy
pour down for a few minutes. The
indications are that it will continue
all day. The rain has cooled the ruins
sud ext 1euished some of the fires
which ware still burning in the ruins.
Last night for the first time lights
were allowed in the houses, but only
from dark until ten o'clock.
Washington, D. c., April 23.-The
|, IS of life in San Francisco estimated
At less than 800 in Il telegram audres-
sed to Secretary of the Treasury by
Supt Of the MAJ, Leach. The tele-
gram is datn1 at Oakland, yesterday
anG * as fol',ws: Stories of the
loss of life are greatly exaggerated.
Have men reporting to me contin-
Il ~ from all paris nf the city ana |
do not believe the liz. Will reach 400.
Ny estimate IS from statements to me
it will reach 800. Fire did not travel
fast and authorities had no trouble
to keep ahead of the flames notifying
people and carrying away the help
less
Bulletin, Portland Oregon, April 23
A special from Glendale, Oregon,
says an earthquake shock was felt
there at 100 O'Clock this morning
sufficiently severe to rock buildings
and rattle china. Was also felt at
Grants Pass.
Phoenix. A. T., April pa car
load of dairy supplies contributed by
the Phoenix and Salt River street rail
way left last night for San Francisco
and yesterday a carload of fresh beef
on ice was sent Tonight another mix
ed car of bedding. clothing and pro
visions will be sent Public subscrip-
tions to the amount of $1,000 and to-
tiIO oupCl :" III dppl
$4,000. Arizona is doing its part and
it is expected the subscription will
aggregate 100000 while private help
to friends and relatives in San Fran
cisco will swell the sum to 100000.
The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Rouser,
killed at Montoya, arrived here yes
terday and will be buIied today.
San Francisco.-The fire which
seemed to die out yesterday broke
out with renewed vigor in the coal
bunkers north of the Ferry building
shortly after midnight. Unless the
flames are subdued the Ferry build
ing is in grave danger.
Bulletin, Los Banos- The earth
quake destroyed the principal busi-
ness portion of this town. A conser-
vative estimate places the loss at
$150,OOO.
Oakland.-Rain began falling here
this morning 1890 and the down-pour
still continues, causing discomfort to
refugees camped in open air and bare
ly provided with shelter
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
HEARING of Habeas Corpus.

Washington, D. c., April 23- The
supreme court today advanced the
hearing of the habeas corpus cases
of Moyer-Haywood and Pettibone
naming the First Tuesday in Octo-
ber as the date of presentation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

FOR SALE.-Household furniture pic
lures stools, chairs etc, also baby
buggy, cradle and girls, tricycle.,
apply 313 n. Rich 45t2*.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

w. H Wishart left this morning for
Chicago He brought 30 prospectors
to the Panhandle for the P. H. & P.
V. immigration Company on the re
cent excursion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

Voldine Mcbride left Sunday for
his home in Fort Gibson, l. T, after
spending four months here for his
health. He was greatly benefited
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

Miss Ida Moore left this morning
for Wichita Falls, after a visit of
some days here
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coNFEDERATE REUNION

A Big Crowd Will be on Hand at
New Orleans.
New Orleans. La. April "a The
travel to New Orleans for the Confed-
edate Reunion has already begun and
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f. F. Hardyick came i'll from Ar
tesla Sunday morning for a stay with
his family
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j. ]. Williamson returned Sunday
from business trip TO points south.
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]. P. White left Sunday for Kenna
and the Yellow House ranch
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23
HAYNES AND BONNEY ADDRESS
LETTER TO THE CITY.
THE THREE PROPOSALS

The Three Propositions Permit the
City to Buy the Plant Outright, or
to Operate Under Municipal Own
ership and Buy the Water.
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E. J. Carlin returned Sunday morn
ing from points south
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-23

Money to loan on real estate
security. Sam Atkinson l2I Main
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SOUVENIR oE ROSWELL

Walton's Souvenir of RosWell-just
folks Att
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Oakland.-Rain began falling here
this morning 1890 and the down-pour
still continues, causing discomfort to
refugees camped in open air and bare
ly provided with shelter
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Bulletin, Los Banos.- The ear
quake destroyed the principal bus
ness portion of this town. A conse
vative estimate places the loss
$150,0OO.
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Bulletin, Portland. Oregon, April 23
A special from Glendale, Oregon,
says an earthquake shock was felt
there at 100 O'Clock this morning
sufficiently severe to rock buildings
and rattle china. Was also felt at
Grants Pass
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Washington. D. c., April 23-The
senate passed a resolution appropriat
ing a million and a half dollars tc
the San Francisco sufferers.
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San Francisco.-The fire which
seemed TO die out yesterday broke
out with renewed vigor in the coal
bunkers north of the Ferry building
shortly after midnight. Unless the
flames are subdued the Ferry build
ing is in grave danger
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-06-23
THE FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION
Committees all Met Wednesday
Afternoon and Made All Ne
cessary Arrangements
For A Big Fourth

All the various committees Tor
the Fourth of July celebration
met Wednesday in the Offices OF
Mechem & Davidson and finished
formulating plans for the Fourth.
About $500 in cash and four steers
and a number of muttons have
been donated. In addition to the
other committees already appoint
ed. J. A. Street has been appointed
chairman Of a committee OF five
to conduct the barbecue, he to
select his four assistants. We
have been unable to seCurc the
complete reports OF the various
committees, but the program will
consist Of speaking by prominent
people, music and dancing, reel
tations, races, etc.
The sports committee has de-
cided on horse racing, baseball,
and other sports. The horse race,
free for all, Z mile dash, with
$500 entrance fee, which will be
added to the purse, five to enter
and three to start, for a purse Of
$4,000 for first winner and $1,000
for second, will be a feature. This
will be followed by a saddle pony
race, 800 yards, five to enter and
three to start, with S2.oo entrance
fee added to purse of $1,000 for
first winner and $500 for second.
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Then the hurrO race, 800 yards,
purse $500 for first and SI.oo tor
second; and sack race for girls
under IL years, first prize S2.oo
and second SI.oo; potato race tor
girls under IL years, $500 tor hrst
prize and SG.oO for second prize,
foot race for girls under 8 years,
first prize 81 and second $50; foot
race for men, free for all, purse OF
$500 for first prize, and $3.50 tor
second; Then the broncho ride,
$1,000 for first prize and $500 for
second prize, with $500 entrance
fee, which will be added to purse,
riders to furnish their own horses.
The full program will be pub
lished in this paper next Saturday,
the goth inst.