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Frofessor James Mason Topptn. n D. ~ % a. vssr.
o.o FUNERAL services will Be held az No AZ rfIIkoIss
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year Services al his Ists rs-is.na ~ ~ ois s 80
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M4ssA-At No. 25e Madison 81. Brooklyn. On rsurs-
day, November Is. 1905, Chs-iotts Bar-.li Maxss
daughter OF the late Ferdinand and Tfsodo-s Hasss
Funeral az 1890 o'clock SATURDAY.. az Tost
Incarnation. Gates ave. near rTsnkin- - 7
PRATT-Aftsr long illness On Tn1zSdsy sy-.ruher Is
Anna wife OF Spencer = Pratt FIasral from rcd
dence. No lie McD0nOugh St BrookIyr On g-4sar.
Noysmbsr 1s at o'clock Intsrmsat at Nfford. ). T.
SATURDAY.
fslsr Strong. daughter ot Mr and Srrs yohr q
Rocerslsr and wits az Professor sernnx az
Columbia University.
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year. Funeral held f-ora hsr ats rasst.no. az
Sixth day. Eleventh month 1ss az hsipsst 10 0aocx
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WILL BE BURIED IN ROCKEFELLER LOT
Mrs. Charles 4. strong's Body Will Be Taken
to Cleveland.
rRy Telegraph to Tn. Tribuns. !

Cleveland. Nov. 15.-Mrs. Charles \. Strong, the
daughter Of John D. Dockefeller. who died In
Cannes, France. on Wednesday, will be buried in
the family lot here in Lakeview Cemetery. This
encouragement was made by Cleveland relatives
'Hhe body Of Mrs. Strong will be placed beside
that Of younger sister who died several years
ago The lot Is situated a high knoll short
distance from the Garfield monument and on Il is
6 big granite shaft sixty-fve feet high, marked
NlrnYa
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1905. 1906

Hsnest temperature yesterday 20 degrees 49sss soi
a. average for corresponding date OF lASl t"en-vs
years 10. 49,. -. - .ro~, To dxy1 nar,h ..
ror,S wsst ~inSG; partly eioudy esssasS'
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The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-wasnington. Nov IS.
The moderate southern disturbance OF Wednesday
developed into a storm It moved northeast
ward and central tonight Long Island Sound.
It has attended by general rains and SHOWS in
the Atlantic states and local SHOWS IN the Ohio val
ley lake regions and also northeast
gales the Now England and Long Island oosstA
Another has also moved North
Pacific coast being tonight Just Con-
tral Montana This storm is not so we'll defined as
the tho Atlantic coast although the pTeSsures
lower and It is attended by rains ana from
thu North Pacific States eastward through North
D4ota and soathTaEd 5t;o into Q, the he mddI: plateau
:: :EssS e f: .;e Rs. q Ss RsaRS
over the entire Northwest and ceatraI weS the up
per lake rssion the Upper Mississippi and the Me
ne lake region and probably the West Gulf States
i win be partly cloudy Friday and Saturday IN the
Middle Atlantic States and the Southeast and fair
Ee.S Of the Rocky Mountains ms L VII be colder Friday
In the central Valleys followed by falling
5 a0T axe SsR95'a % 9a 4s
hsh hi g 9oT6 i9 soa Hts6 eoa ss S9s IT,
norheast 70 southeast West Gulf coast fresh south
Ontario, becoming variable upper lakes south slowly
Steamers departing FRIDAY for EpEoDean ports VIII
snoS or rain north of the torteth parallel
Forecast for Special Localities-Bor Eastern Penn
syIvaniA District Of Columbia partly cloudy to-
day and Saturday fresh TO brisk northwest winds
Friday. - . .
mountain districts fresh brisk northwest winds.
Saturday partly cloudy.
For Delaware and New Jersey, partly cloudy to-day
and Saturday; diminishing northwest winds becoming
variable; =. -. :.
north 10 northwest winds Saturday partly cloudy.
New England, today colder In extreme
southeast portion north northwest gales Saturday
For western Pennsylvania. local SHOWS today
ca,urday rain snow. variable winds
Eor Western York, local SHOWS today Satur-
az cIo1dy rain or snow in west portions fresh
hrtslx north winds. becoming variable
IocnI ofaciaI Reoord--Ths following Official record
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Kane and Woodbury. Kane. OF Newport ana New
York. Cirrhosis of the liver and intestinal hsrnor-
rhage given the causes OF death
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Big Addition to oqle,s Store.

The surveying was done this morn
ing for a big addition that will dou-
ture store. w. H. Godair owns the
building, and he let the contract for
the work to S. P. Denning. J. NJ. Mel
son e Co. are the architects The
addition will be an extension of 20
is 35 feet wide. 1t will be built of
brick. The work will be commenced
this afternoon or tomorrow. The Ogle
store mas an immense stock and has
long been crowded in it's present quar-
ters. With the increased floor room,
the store will be able to further in
crease it's stock.
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FLEEcED THE LAMBS.
Church Loses Money by Putting it's
Trust in Wolf.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. $50
great was confidence in Frank H. Hip
pie, the late president of the Real
Estate Trust Co., which was yester-
da, forced to the wall because of Sc
cret business transactions of Nipple,
that the institution was virtually the
bank of the Presbyterian church. As
treasurer and trustee of the General
81 100000, and as treasurer of the
permanent committee on Home Mis-
sions in the Synod of Pennsylvania
and the Presbyterian hospital of this
city, other large amounts were at
his command
Coroner's Physician Read admits
that Nipple may have committed sui
eide. Financiers say that Hipple lost
heavily in consolidated Lake Supe-
rior stock several years ago. How
ever real estate investments seem
to nave engaged his attention and
money almost exclusively. This is
borne out through his connection with
Adolph Segal and the latter's enter
prises. Today the name of Segal is
on the lips of everybody in Philadel-
phia. His rise from the position of
toiler over soap cauldron in a
ten by twelve cellar in West Phila-
delpnia less than twenty years ago,
to handling millions of dollars has
been exceedingly spectacular.
1t is the prevailing opinion of bank
ers that the failure doesn't involve
any other banking house in the city.
According to John K. Michener, pres
ident of the clearing house associa-
ton, that body stood ready to ad-
vance all the money required by the
trust company, provided proper Sc
curity was offered. The directors of
the trust company are severely criti-
cised by members of the clearing
house association for their failure
to acquaint themselves with the con-
dition of the company and the trans
actions of President Hipple "They
knew nothing more than we had
heard" declared Micnener, ''and they
were not familiar with the securities
in their possession
A crowd of depositors gathered
early this morning at the corner OF
Broad and Chestnut streets surround
ing the handsome sky-scraper in
which the distressed concern is 10,
Gated. A squad of policemen sur
rounded the offices and kept the peo-
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American Bar Association.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 29.-Five hun
dred prominent lawyers from nearly
every state in the Union gathered in
st. Paul today to attend the 29th an
nual meeting of the American Bar
The session was called
to order by George r. Peck. of Chica-
go, president of the association. Mr..
Peck's address was received witn gen
erous applause. In the report of the
committee on code of professional eth
les, a singing rebuke is meted out
to the "shyster'' lawyer.
Among those chosen members OF
the General Council was Hon. Thorn
as B. Catron, of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
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pie back. There was on attempt at a
demonstration
1t is stated that sufficient funds
have been pledged to enable the Real
Estate Trust Co. to reopen its doors
within 4S hours. AS preliminary to
this the court will be petitioned to
dismiss the temporary receivership.
LATER Inquiry today among
prominent authorities of the Presby-
terian church as to the amount of
money involved in the failure show
ed tnat the sum will not exceed
$4,000. The trustee money amounting
to $963,869 is invested in mortgages,
bonds and other securities, and these
are all intact.
At this afternoons protracted con-
ference with the directors of the en-
barrassed Real Estate Trust Co., Re-
ceiver Earle said that in his estima
ton the receivership will be only tenn
porary, and that the bank will be able
to resume business. while l have
not had an opportunity to examine
the books, 1 have every reason to be-
lieve that all the trust funds are in
tact" said Earle. This hopeful view
is shared by financial interests gen
orally.
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SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE.
Company Refuses to Deal With Men
Except as individuals

Company Refuses to Deal With Men
Except as individuals.
San Francisco, CAL, Aug. 29.-The
Car Mems Union last night issued a
lengthy statement replying to Presi-
dent Calhoun's invitation to return
to work. The answer is firm refusal
and notifies the company that it in
its further negotiations it must deal
with the union and not with the men
as individuals. President Calhoun
said last night, 1--WE viii operate our
cars. but I can't say when
New York. Aug. 29--Another spe-
ciaI train loaded with strike breakers
was started for San Francisco last
night by James Farley. who has been
employed to put an end to the big
street railroad strike Three Farley
trains are now crossing the continent
Another train viii leave Jersey City
tonight. and another may leave to
morrow night Farley's expedition II
being equipped with ammunition. med
ical supplies and surgical attendance
The condition in San Francisco II
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THE BRYAN RECEPTION.
Nebraska Delegation Will Not inter-
fere With OFFICIAL Program.

New York, Aug. 29.-There will be
no clash between the Nebraska dele
cation and the official reception COM
mittee when VIM. ]. Bryan arrives
at the quarantine station this after
noon on the NJ German Lloyd steam
snip Princez Irene. 1t was Informally
decided yesterday to ask Mr.. Bryan
to step directly from the Princez Ir-
enc to a special tug bearing his Ne
braska friends and spend an hour
with them. Then he will be conveyed
to Mr.. Goltra's yacht, where in COM
pany with Norman E. Mack, of Buff
falo Lewis Nixon and two or three
other Democrats of prominence, he
will spend the night in rest.
Word was received early this NOR
ming at the Offices of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Co. that the
steamer Irene, on which Mr.. Bryan is
a passenger, had passed the Nantuck-
ct light at lao O'Clock this morning
The steamer signalled that all was
well on board. She will probably dock
at three o'clock this afternoon
LATEST: T:-( (Bul1etin)- Mr. Bryan
was taken from the steamer Princez
Irene at the quarantine station by
the yacht Illinois and landed on Sta
ten Island He went to the home of
Lewis Nixon, where it is expected he
will spend the night
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THE CUBAN TROUBLE.
lnsurrectionists Seeking Intervention
of the United States.

lnsurrectionists Seeking Intervention
of the United States.
New York, Aug. 29.-Major Caste1-
lanos arrived in this city yesterday
from the insurgent camp in Cuba,
bearing a message from Col Pine
Guerrero, the rebel leader in Pima
Del Rio province. Among the dis
patches which he carried was an ad-
dress to the American people. 1t says
that the purpose of the insurrection-
lists is to secure Intervention of the
United States for a new election for
president.
Havana, Cuba, Aug. 29.-The insur-
gents have removed the rails from
parts of the Cuban Central railroad
in the southern part of the province
of Santa Clara. Seventeen recruits be
longing to one company of the rural
guards, who were alleged to have
planned desertion to the insurgents,
jail here. The cost of the work of at
tempting to suppress the insurrection
up to the present mas been over half
million dollars.
Congressman Campes Marquetti is
reported to have entered Cabanas
on the north coast of the province
of Pima Del Rio with large band of
insurgents.
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For Rent or Sale.

House and five acres of ground, II
has all modern conveniences, hot and
cold water, bath, toilet, telephone in
mouse; corral, stable, chicken house.
Well, windmill with three thousand
gallon tank. Fine place to raise
chickens. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Call telephone 2S3, three rings.
53t3*
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H. I. Nowlan went to Carlsbad last
night on business.
J. F. Hinkle went to Hagerman last
night on business.
J. H. Putnam returned this morn
ing from Lake Arthur.
FOR RENT Four room cottage fur
nished, 100 n. KY. ave. 54tf.
WANTED:-to buy four brooders,
Phone 2S1, Earl Stone, 54t3
W. NJ. Waskom, the Hagerman
banker, was in town today
T. G. Kapphan came up from Arte-
sia this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Douglass, of
Greenfield were in town today.
E. L. Cross and H. Blair, of Dexter
were in town today on business.
Conductor and Mrs. Frank McDan-
iel went to Carlsbad last night
j. H Beckham, Jr. of Artesia was
here today looking after business.
VIM Howell came up from Lake
wod this morning to spend the day.
W. T. Downer. a miller from Alva
o. T., came in today on a business
visit.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson has return
ed from a visit to Carlsbad with re
latives.
| FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
modern conveniences, 400 N. Lea
| 54t3.
Mrs j. A. Manning, and daughter
Miss Halle, returned this morning
from Carlsbad.
Miss Pearl Lawrence came dowl
from Portales last night to visit he
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Boykin.
Sam Butler. of Dexter, passed thro
this morning on his way to the oil.
timers reunion at Canyon City.
Harry Jaffa and Earl Stone wen
to Riverside this morning to look al
ter the loading Of shipment ef shea
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GIVEN A RECEPTION.
People of Hagerman Take This Means
of Showing That They Do Not
Approve Newspaper Attack.

Starting at five o'clock Monday
morning, County Commissioners At
kinson and White and Surveyor f.
Large drove to Dexter, where they
met Commissioner Fritz. Thence they
drove to the selected bridge site 3
miles east of Dexter. After inspecting
this site they returned to Dexter and
hired new team and drove to Hag-
erman, where they were met by a re-
tion that the people were preparing
to give them big dinner. They Wis
tied the proposed site one-fourth mile
below the mouth of the Felix and an
other about a mile away. Tnen they
drove to Hagerman, where a banquet
was spread about 1:30. Some seventy
of the leading citizens sat down to
the spread with the Commissioners
as guests of honor. A number of
speeches were made and responded
to by Messrs. White, Atkinson and
Fritz. 1t was made plain that the OBJ
ject of the reception was not to in
huence the decision of the board one
way or the other, but to show the re-
spect of the community for the busi-
ness ability of the Commissioners,
and to repudiate the attack made by
the Hagerman Messenger upon Atkin-
son and White.
The board has not yet decided up
on the location of the bridge across
the Pecos, but the members are men
whose business Judgment can be
trusted, and they nave no interest to
serve save that of the greatest benefit
to the taxpayers who are so located
as to need a bridge. The wishes OF
the people who live on the east side
of the river will probably have more
weight in making the decision than
the ambitions of either Hageman OF
Dexter.
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Miss Helen Norfieet. who has been
visiting Miss Ruth Smock for the past
week. left last night for Artesia. From
er, sister and brother to Sherman,
Texas to enter Kidd-Key College for
the winter They have been at Arte-
sia spending the summer with Mr..
Norfieet
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BATTLE OF osAWAToMIE.
Vice President Fairbanks Will Speak
at Anniversary Celebration.

Osawatomie, Kan, Aug. 29.-The
semi-centennia1 celebration of the
Battle of Osawatomie was begun here
today in the one time home of Jonn
Brown. 1t was here that the advocates
of abolition made their first stand
against slavery. Chas. Chas. F. Scott,
of lola, delivered the principal ad-
dress today. Vice President Charles
W. Fairbanks will speak tomorrow
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Puiaiane CHIEF captured.

Manila, P. l., Aug. 29.-Word has
been received here that the native
volunteers have captured Sanchez,
the chief of the Pulajanes, near Bay,
last Saturday. The escape of the ban
dts from Leyte has been cut off. The
situation is greatly improved.
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z. F. Deem, formerly in the livery
business in Roswell, has opened a
grocery and meat market in Hager-
man and is moving to that place to
make his home. His mother and two
guests, Misses Frances Shay and
Clara Kenelly, of Dallas, who nave
been here several days, went down
last night. Mrs. Deem will go this eve
ming The household goods were pack
ed yesterday for immediate shipment.
The Deen home on South Pennsylva-
mia avenue has been rented to Mrs.
Elizabeth Spencer and family.
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Mrs. F. E. Bird, who has been here
for the past four weeks visiting her
son, C. M. Bird, left this morning for
her home in Springfield, Ill. She was
accompanied as far as Kansas City
by Homer Rhodes, brother of Mrs
Bird, who went to that place to en-
ter the Central Business College for
the winter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-29
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

Carrollton, Mo-, Aug. 29.-The ma
nual conference of the NJ. E. Church
South began here today. Bishop J..
S. Key, of Sherman, Texas, who is
76 years old. presided. Among the
topics of general interest that may
be discussed is the report of the COM
mittee on federation.