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Nts~stlss aeoss.

Judge Smith Ncfh-gson. In n. fed
erai court Mt Kansas City. has denied
III. demurrer Of tho Burlington NIL
road to the rebate !nilctmcnL TIL.
railroad and packing companies mus,
now so TO trial.
Al the supreme council Of the Royal
Areanum Of the United States. In sos
zion at Old Point. Va. Howard G.
wiEEans was reelected supreme 20.
zen; and tho entire list Of officers was
reelected.
Tho REGISTRATION of applicants for
lands In III, Crow indian reservation
In Montana will begin at Miles City
md Billings on June IL and contihnc
for tvo weeks. The drawings will BE-
gin a, Billings on July 2.
Charges have been made by the
Independent oil men of Ohio that their
private tciesTams arc transmitted 'o
tho Standard oil headquarters at &c
broadway. Nc~ York. The Interstate
commerce commission will Investigate
the allegation a, Cleveland.
Tho supreme court rf Missouri has
affirmed the esrjie, nf death IN the
cases Of Mrs. Agnes Myers and Frank
Hoffman for the murder uf :iFs. Myers
husband at Kansas City In 1901 They
we're both sentenced TO hang on June
10 next.
Thomas r. McCarry. former prsm-
linen, attorney OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
serving a sentence in the prnitcntiary
for bribery, has been psrolci by the
governor.
stroycd.
Judge Landis. in the federal court
., Chicago. has issued an order re-
s,raiuins W. q. voliva. his attorneys.
agents. and employees from disposing
OF or dissipa,ins the assets Of the es-
tate Of Zion City.
The foreign commerce of the United
States for April aggregated s2s1.cc
oco.
Tho supreme court of the United
States has granted the petition Of the
state Of Kansas TO file suit against
the government for the benefit Of the
~. X. & r.. railroad.
The opening of mine at Smith
field. O.. with non union miners was
tilities by the strikers In that field.
Many sOOts were eNChauSeu Dul HO
one was reported injured.
The directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad company have appointed a
committee TO Investigate the aileea-
t.cns that certain officers of tho COM
pany hold stock in several coal COM
panies.
A revolt srainst Cuban authority
in the isle of fines in the near future
ia predicted unless the United States
assumes authority over II.
At Lexington KY. recently. BARNEY
Oldfield drove an automobile so miles
in one hour. 10 minutes and two
seconds.
n II is asserted that the COO marines
which were hurrietlly gathered for
shipment on the cruiser. Columbia are
intended for the protection OF the
canal zone on the isthmus in case of
revolutionary troubles at the coming
Panama elections.
In his Memorial day proclamation
Gov. Hoch. Of Kansas. asked that the
day be not desecrated by frivolous
sports and questionable exhibitions.
An application for an injunction to
prevent the union Of the Cumberland
and the Presbyterian churches has
been denied at Decatur, III.
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Aerial Passenger Line.

Denver.-A Georgetown dispatch
SAYS that Denver company has been
awarded the contract for building tho
aerial scenic line. This line will ex-
tend from a point above the Colorado
& Southern pavilion at Silver Plume
TO Sunset peak on Leavenworth mounr
tain, q distance Of $1,000 feet.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings Of the
Past Seven Days.
faterestinG Items Gathered from All
parts Of the World Condeased
Into Small Space for the
Denent of Our Readers.
Personal.

Queen Alexandra and Princess VIC
toria have returned to England after
an extended cruise In Mediterranean
waters.
J. Alison Bowen. attached to tho
American consulate At Paris, died In
that city recently.
Mrs. Sallie +. Vest. widow Of tho
late Senator George G. Vest. died re-
Gently ut st. Louis.
T. X. Hanna. a widely Known
wholesale dry goods merchant OF Kan
Sas City. Is dead ut his home In that
city.
Henrik lbsen. Norway's greatest
poet and dramatist. died recently ut
Christiania. His death was mex
pected although for year he had been
very weak. He was rs years old.
The Maharajah or Gaikwar Of
Deroda. m Indian prince. was an inter-
ested spectator Mt u recent session OF
the United States senate.
Emperor Nicholas has accepted the
resignation Of Admiral Rojestvensky
which was rendered on account OF Ill
health following wounds received In the
war with Japan.
Representative John r. Lacey. OF tn.
Sixth Iowa district has been renoni-
mated for tenth term BY the rcpub-
licans Of his district.
Col. W. =. Swi,xicr. recognized rs
the oldest editor In the United States
and the Ncstor OF Missouri journalism.
died recently at the home Of his
daughter In Columbia. Mo. He was
81 years old and commenced his news
paper career In Columbia In 1871.
Mrs. Ellen Tootle. wife OF J. J..
Tootie. n Millionaire banker OF 81.
Joseph. No. has been granted n d.
vorcc from her husband.
Princess Ena. the prospective bride
of King Alfonso. met with an cn,hus-
ias,io popular welcome on her arrival
Mt trun. Spain. where she was met by
tho king. The couple received a con-
tinuous ovation on their way TO Mnd-
rid where tho wedding ceremony takes
place.
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THE BIG REALTY COMPANY.
and Will Conduct a General
Real Estate Business.

The Big Realty Company is the
latest real estate and immi grafton
firm in Roswell The men composing
the firm are: NJ. B. Carton, formerly
of the Garton-Han Grocery Co.; O.
w White general manager, who To-
Gated here three months ago from
Columbus, Ohio, and who thoroughly
understands the real estate and i'm
migration business: Secretary w. F.
Brown, who owns a mercantile estab-
lishment at Dexter, and who will
make his home in Roswell and take
an active interest in the management
of the business, and D. G. Hall. was
also a member of the Garton-Hall Gro
cery Company, and is a well known
citizen.
Besides conducting a general real
estate business the firm will conduct
an extensive immigration bureau, go
ing to the north and northwest to
bring in immigrants. They will not
butt in" on immigrants that otner
companies bring, and will not do any
curbstone business One specially of
their business will be selling and buy
ing oil lands
With four citizens of this charac-
ter combining their energies and
ability success is assured They are
believers in judicious advertising, and
from time to time will inform the
public of what they have to offer
through the columns of the Record
The office of the company mas been
established at the old Register build
ing 215 N Main.
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chiIdren's Night Observed.

The children had things their way
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night. superintendent l. H. Pedrick
and his assistants prepared a splen-
did program that was carried out al
most entirely by the little folks of
the Sunday school. Rev. w. o. Har-
less had charge of the music. The
church was beautifully decorated in
greens and, flowers, and the house
would not hold the crowd that came
to see it. The entertainment was a
great success in every way
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Sth of March, 1902, either by the au-
thorities of the United States or pro-
visional military government of the
islands. This amendment is made to
meet cases arising under the decision
of the United States supreme court
in the Warner-Barnes case which was
decided against the government, and
would compel the refunding of du-
ties collected amounting to more
than S4,000,000.
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FELL TO HIS DEATH.
Wright Bond Tumbled Headfirst From
a Second Story Porch and His
Skull Was Crushed.

Wright Bond a well known citizen,
who had been living in Roswell for
the past ten years, tumbled over the
second story railing of the porch at
the rooming house of Mrs. Kate Van
Stan on Second street at two O'Clock
this morning. He struck neadfirst on
the cement sidewalk, after a fall of
at least twelve feet, and his skull
was crushed. Death resulted a half
hour after he had been removed to
ST. Mary's Hospital and an operation
had been performed to remove the
pieces of bone from the brain.
The unfortunate man had been
drinking Sunday, though not to a
great excess. At two o'clock this NOR
ming another roomer saw him go out
on the upstairs veranda and that
was the last seen of him until day
light, when the landlady saw him ly-
ing on the ground. She thought him
a drunk man, and it was Frank Lind
sey who afterward came along and
discovered his true condition. His arm
was broken, his skull was crushed
and mis- shoulder was a mass of spIin-
tered bones. He was unconscious and
could not tell his story, but it was
evident that he had been leaning ov-
er the railing of the porch and had
tumbled over. The sign of the house
was broken from its usual place by
the fall of his body
Friends state that Wright Bond was
a native of Liberty Hill, Texas, and
that he mas relatives in Austin His
fathers family is said to be among
Austin's most highly respected peo-
pie. He was forty years old and had
never married. He was we'll educated
and better informed than the aver
age man. He had worked as cotton
picker and at other vocations. but
during his stay in Roswell was occu-
pied most of the time as a gambler
in various places about town.
The body is being held to await
word from relatives Charley Dikers.
formerly of this place but now Of
Texico. is a cousin of the deceased.
An attempt is being made to locate
closer relatives.
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Mr.. Kipling first came to the Pc
COS Valley in 1889, and is we'll known
to all the old timers He has conduct
ed saloon here for about four years
and has carried on as creditable a
whiskey business as is possible in
that line. He is man of strictly tenn
perate habits and has the respect of
a large circle of friends here who
wish him unbounded success in mis-
new and better business
LATER Since the above was
put in type Mr.. Kipling has sold his
entire establishment, stock, good will
and all, to Seay e Manning, and they
will continue to run the place at the
old stand, until the first of July
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Saturday Night Battles.

There were several minor fights
Saturday night, but the only one in
which anyone was seriously hurt oc-
CURED on South Pecos avenue. w NJ.
Conley, young man VINO came here
from Long Run, w. Va, was slashed
across the cheek by an unknown as
sailant, who has thus far escaped the
officers. Conley is now resting easily
at st. Mary's hospital
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Washington, June 25--Speaker Can
non delivered a mild lecture to the
members of the house today by stat
ing that in these closing days of the
present session more business of vi
tai Importance to the nation would
be transacted than in three months
previous and that it was absolutely
necessary that close attention be gi-
ven on the part of members to the
business in hand. By unanimous con-
sent il was decided that the house
should sit tonight from until IL
O'Clock to consider in committee of
the whole the bill TO simplify the law
in relation to the collection of reve-
nues. 1t has been decided to permit
speeches to be delivered on this bill.
Jury Service in New Mexico.
Washington, June 25.-The senate
today passed the bill regulating jury
service in New Mexico, after Sena-.
tor Spooner, on benalf of the Judi
ciary Committee, had withdrawn the
amendment suggested by the COM
mittee which made it necessary that
all jurymen in that territory should
speak English. Mr.. Spooner is the
author of the amendment, and pre-
vailed upon the committee to accept
it. He stated today that the attorney
general had told nim that in ten out
of twenty-five counties in the terrific
ry it would be impossible to secure
a jury if the amendment should be-
come a law. In these ten counties it
is, he said, absolutely necessary for
the courts to employ interpreters in
all matters going before a jury. He
therefore withdrew the amendment
and asked that the bill be passed.
The senate today passed LaFol-
lette's joint resolution extending the
scope of the inquiry now being made
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion under the Tillman-Gillespie res
olution, so as to have it include trans
portation and storage of grain.
Canal Engineer Appointed.
Washington June 25.-Jos w. Rip
ley, general superintendent of the
Sault ST. Marie locks. has been nam
Stevens of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission as special engineer for work
in designing and constructing locks
upon the Panama Canal.
Can't Regulate Insurance.
Washington, June 25.-Congress has
no right TO regulate insurance, accor-
ding to the Senate Committee on Jul
dietary A report to that effect was
made by Senator Spooner today. The
committee promised to give reasons
later.
In the House.
Washington, June 25-The confer
ence report on the naval appropria-
tion bill was accepted by the house
today.
Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, from the
rule taking up the immigration bill
The rule provides for three hours de-
bate under the e-minute> rule. The
rule was adopted by vote of Isl to
SO, and the house at once went into
committee of the whole for considera-
fion of the immigration bill.
AT a full meeting of the House
Committee on Appropriations an inn
portant amendment to the general
deficiency bill was adopted. whicn le-
galizes and ratifes the tariff duty,
both import and export. imposed in
the Philippine islands prior to the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-25

"Old Shep," the manager of
the Joyce-Pruit Company's GrO-
Gerry Department says the Navel
and Valencia Oranges that they
have just received are the best
on earth. A full car and plenty
for everybody. When Charley
Shepherd says they are good,
they are good.
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For Union Exposition.
ONE SALOON LESS.
John 3. kipIing Will Retire From the
Liquor Business July First


Liquor Business July First.
After July 1st the Horse Shoe Sa-
loon. will be a matter of history, and
Roswell will have one saloon less.
leaving only six John B. Kipling, the
proprietor of the Horse Shoe, has dis
posed of the fixtures and they will
be shipped sout The stock on hand
will be sold acre before
the first of the coming month. Mr..
Kipling will remain in Roswell and
will engage in the confectionery busi-
ness 1t is his intention to have one
of the swellest establishments of this
character in New Mexico. He will oc-
cupy the rooms now occupied by the
Parlor Barber Shop and F. A. Muel-
Ter the tailor.
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RECEPTION TO BRYAN.
To Be Presided Over by Tom johnson
of Cleveland. I

New York, June 25.-Mayor Tom
L. Johnson, of Cleveland, has accept
ed an invitation to preside at the re-
ception to be given VIM. j. Bryan in
Madison Square Garden on Bryan's
return to this country. Col. Henry
Watterson will deliver the address on
behalf of the South, and Alexander
speak for the East. The speaker for
the West has not yet been an
nOunced.
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QUIET RESTORED.
After Unusual Scenes of Mob Violence
by Strike Sympathizers.

Allentown, Pa, June 25.-Allen-
town is quiet today, after unusual
scenes of mob violence last night in
sympathy with the striking motor
men and conductors Of the Lehign
Valley Transit Company. The compa-
ny gave up the fight and turned off
it's power at midnight, but thousands
of people remained on the streets un-
til morning. Most of the new men en-
gagged left work, fearing to operate
the cars.
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Philadelphia, Pa. June 25-This
city, 1t is reported. is TO be the scene
of the first great prosecution by the
government against the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad and the Standard Oil Com
panies. Arrangements will be compile
ted this week at a conference in New
York between Alexander Simpson and
Charles E. Hughes, special counsel
for the government The charge to
be made is conspiracy and will car
ry a penalty of imprisonment The
prosecution, it is said, will be center
ed upon President Cassatt of the
Pennsylvania road!
Chicago. June 25.-District Attor-
ney c. B. Morrison, who conducted
the trial of the packers for the gov
ernment, announced today that he
had been appointed special counsel
for the government to conduct the
investigation into the management
of the Standard Oil Co and various
railroads, and that he had accepted
the position.
Sausage Makers Warned.
New York, June 25.-About fifty
manufacturers of sausage nave been
warned by the city board of health
that they will be prosecuted if they
do not label their products with a
description of any preservatives used
Ice Dealers Sentenced.
Toledo, O., June 25-Five ice deal
ers representing local companies
were sentenced in the common pleas
court today to pay a fine of $4,000
each and to serve one year in the
work-house for maintaining an lille
gal combination.
American Grafters in London.
London, June 25.-At the opening
of the prosecution today in behalf OF
the Treasury at the Guildnam police
court in the case of Mark A. Young
and Henry Jones, local managers Of
the American Mining, Milling and
Smelling Syndicate, who were arrest
ed June 18th on the charge of con
spiracy to defraud the public by sell
ing valueless shares. r. D. Muir, coun
sci for the Treasury, said the evi-
dence indicated that serious frauds
had been committed The country had
been flooded with fowery advertise
ments representing that the compa-
ny owned mines in Alaska, California
Montana, Utah, Colorado and Mexi-
co, which were paying 1876 per cent
interest on the investment, that the
net profits of nine years were s27,-
500 900, and that dividends totalling
S12 100000 had been paid Young
was admitted to bail in the sum of
s25.O0O, and Jones $4,000.
Sentenced for Illegal Voting.
Kansas City, June 25--After plead
ing guilty to the charge of Illegally
voting in the recent city election,
John Feely and John House were SEN
fenced TO two years each in the peni-
tentiary today
After the Traction Companies.
Chicago, June 25.-Indictments of
the presidents and leading officials
of the various Chicago traction com
panies will be sought by Mayor
Dunno if satisfactory explanations
are not given him concerning the re
cent fatalities laid at the doors OF
railway corporations DR.. Doty, super
intendent of the street car service,
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocaI Report.)
observation taken at 6 a. n

Observation taken at 6 a. MI
Roswell. n. NJ. June 25.-Tempera-
ture-Max. 95; min, GA: mean, 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind N, velocity
s miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local thunder showers this after
noon or tonight; fair Tuesday, cooler
tonight
Forecast for New Mexico:
Fair tonight and Tuesday. except
local thunder showers in east portion
this afternoon or tonight; cooler in
southeast portion tonight.
NJ WRIGHT.
OMciAl In Charge
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Yale Class Day Exercises.

New Haven, Conn, June 25.-Fav-
ored by delightful weather and with
audiences which exceeded in number
any on previous like occasions, the
class day exercises of the four de-
partments of Yale University were
held today.
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Forest Fires in Mexico.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 25.-Forest
fires are burning in the timber tracts
near Magdalena, Sonora. The town
of Magdalena is threatened 1t is re-
ported that several mining camps
have been burned, and the American
miners are fleeing
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-25
BY THE EMPEROR
Congressman and Mrs. LongWorth
Take Tea With the Kaiser.

Kiel, June 25.-Emperor William
invited Congressman and Mrs. Long
worth to take tea with him on his
American built yacht Meteor this af-
ternoon. Mrs. Longwortn said that
one object of their visit to Kiel was
TO see the yacht which she had chris
tened Mr. and Mrs. LOngworth were
by the Emperor yesterday
at dinner on the Hamburg
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O. NJ Fairchild has arrived from
Pueblo, Colo, and joined his father,
S. H. Fairchild, in making his home
in Roswell. He will go to Pueblo af-
ter his family in a couple of weeks.
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Commander Booth Tucker Married.

London, June 25.-Commander
were married today at the Salvation
Army's citadel General William
Booth officiated
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Garrett Ships Muttons.

AL Garrett shipped train load of
muttons from Riverside stocl1yards
Friday. There were about $500 in
the bunch and they were a fine lot.
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The Joyce Pruit Company
have just received a carload
of Navel and Valencia Oranges.
Sweet and juicy. The oranges
that have been received in ROS-
we'll lately have not been the
best, but this shipment is par
excellence. Wholesale and re-
tail.
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The Wool Market.

St. Louis, June 25.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, ESQ
20; fine medium, 21@251a; fine 16
@2O
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J. L. Johnson, attorney for the Or
lent railroad, has returned from
two weeks trip through the Mexican
states of Chihuahua and Sonora
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NIGHT SESSIONS TO CHARACTER
IZE CLOSING DAYS.
NEW MEXICO MENTIONED

Bill Regulating Juries in This Terrific
ry is Passed, but the English-Speak-
ing Aemndment is Withdrawn.-Ca
nal Engineers Appointed Doings
in the House.
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A w McWhirt came up from Ha-
german Sunday morning for short
stay with friends. He is working at
Hagerman.
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Forest Towns1ey. who mas been liv-
ing here for the past year left this
afternoon for FL Paso, where he will
join his wife who left last week, and
from where they will go to Bisbee.
ARIZONA, 10 bake their home.
Ingersoll will buy your R. R. tickets
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George Caphart came dSGn from
Amarillo last night for visit with
H. G. Stanfield, of North Pennsylva-
mia avenue
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PHILADELPHIA TO BE SCENE OF
PROSECUTION
MUST LABEL SAUSAGE

New York Board of Health Warns
Makers of the Links.-Toledo Ice
Dealers are Sentenced for Maintain
ing Illegal Combination American
Grafters Abroad.
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Cy Davidson, a former Roswell boy,
came in from Hagerman Sunday
morning for a short visit with old
friends
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w F. Brown, of Dexter was in the
city Sunday and Monday looking af-
ter business.
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has notified the mayor that within
fifty days twenty-one persons have
been killed by cars in the city.
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A full car of oranges just re-
ceived by the Joyce-Pruit Com
pany. Navel and Valencia.
Lovers of oranges can now
have the satisfaction of getting
the best that are grown. Sweet
and fine. Wholesale and retail
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DR.. A. L. Norf1eet, cashier of the
Bank of Artesia, was here 70 spend
the day with friends yesterday.
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WANTED A farm hand VIM. NJ
Ferguson, Alellen, n. NJ. 99t3