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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-16

Washington, D. c., Feb. 16.-At
noon tomorrow Miss Alice Roosevelt
and Representative Nicholas Long
worth, of Ohio, will be married The
ceremony will take place in the East
room of the White House, Rev Bish-
op Satterlee officiating. The decora-
tions will be the most elaborate the
famous East room has ever seen. The
work of preparing the room for the
occasion is well under way The
guests will number about 1000. I'm
mediately after the reception a buff
fet breakfast will be served in the
State dining room. Photographers
and special newspaper writer's from
all over the country have been arriv-
ing in Washington. Some have even
come from Europe. However, only a
limited number of writer's for the
press have been invited. The execu-
tive offices will be closed all day to-
morrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-16

NEW SHIPMENT, Oranges and
Lemons.-wEsTERN GROCERY CO
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-16

Washington, D. c., Feb. 16.-The
Senate Committee on Territories to-
day authorized a favorable report on
ka, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-16
ATTITUDE OF CHINESE MOBS IN
DICATES TROUBLE.
AMERICAN LIVES

Nearly Six Thousand American Men,
Women and Children are in Peril
of Death.-Great Preparations Made
by America for Immediate and
Drastic Action.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-16
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING PREPA-
RATIONS MADE.
RAILROAD RATE BILL

Senate Committee Will Not Vote On
1t Before Friday Next.-"Cotton is
King" New Governor for Alaska.
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Cotton is King.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 16.-"Gen-
tlemen, cotton is king today, and cot
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Daniel S McElroy has sold a plot. 1OOx9S9 feet.
at the northeast corner of 24th st. and I'd ave. to
". J. Adrian for Sl35.C10 r. ]. Casey was the
broker
Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Gertrude l..
yelling No. l0I East 40th St. a three story dwelling
house, on lot 2lXSS9 feet.
Schneider q Bachrach have bought the two new
law SIX story tenement houses Nos. SO and IS West
10th St. on plot 716X99u feec.
" llam Rauch has bought from Sophie Rueth
No l5!4 I'd ave. five story tenement house. lot
25X74 feet.
Mitchell A c. Levy has bought from Louise NJ.
Dreamer NO. 3 Maiden Lane, a five story business
oulQlng, on lot I7XSSsX Irregular, 37l1 feet east
of Nassau st
Taylor Brothers and Paul D. SAKE have sold for
JACOB Schosser Nos. 40. l7 149 l51 East 32d st
lour hNe story tenement houses with stores on
plot lO0N56S feet. 1t is the first transfer of this
properly for forty-one years. The plot is 95 feet
east or Lexington ave. The southeast corner of
lexington ave ana ed st recently bought by
Charles Z. Johnson.
c. p. II. Gilbert has completed plans for exten-
SlVe alterations to the two buildings Nos and
last 54th ST. for William Rockefeller The houses
W!ii be completely renovated. Electric elevators
VIII be installed the buildings will be repastered
a lour story extension viii be built in the rear and
the fronts are to be remodelled.
Cersteilfeld q Bernstein have sold the five story
tenement house No 60 East 18th St. 25x1O33 feet
for LefkOwitz & Sieeel N'
,. Marcus & Sons have sold fer Bruckner Broth
eIS a p!ot, lgXll4 feet, the north side of 228th
st, Wakefield
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Riverside Drive. 4S IT. s. of S7th st: Walter
; Brigham agt. Edward Scott; October g. 1906
l66th St. Il. g. and l61th St. s. s.. 95.1 IT. W Of
Ecgecombe ave; Orlando Marine agt. Joseph ia
coDsCn; November 2. 1906. 9O6....................-..
otn st; No 4&I East; Louis Yuster egt. Charles
Friedenberg. ct al: November ?, 1906 ..........
Same property Moritz Goldstein agt. same: No
NeIiDeE H. ltpo.
18th st, No. 432 to 444 East: q H Ogden Lumber
Co agt- sam Hyman. ct al; June is. 1906 (by
eth ave, Macombs Dam Road both and 151st
SITS, whole block. Bernstein & Epstein agt
William Soltz ct al: July 3. 1906. .............
Same property; National Damp Prooing Co aEt
same; August %. 1906. 8.....................
same property William r. Bell. ct al. agt. same;
june o. 4S'"
Same property; Fiske & Co agt. same: June 2s
srme property; New Jersey Terra Gotta Co agt.
same property; Rraunfels Browning & Co. agt.
came: August 1906. .....-.........'. ..'...........
same property; James H. Ryan. et al agt. same;
same proPerty; Berry b. simons, ct al. agt. same;
June p. 1906. O6................. ' {
Same properly. A. p IIlatz Fireproohng Co agt.
Washington ave. e. s. JOS IT H. Of 16Sth St: Al
fred Narsich agt the Diamond Construction Co:
October s. 1906. G.........-....-.. ''
washington ave, s, 1901 f. n. Of 1Gsth st:
Louis c. Rose agt same: October 1906 . I
Riverside ave, Nos. 54S and 800; Fowler Plumb
ing and Heating Co Rgt. Calvert CONSTRUCTION
Co. July IA. 1906 tby bondD. ndD.........-....... (
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

CTctona Park East. e. 22G.e IT. n @ OF Prosoac,
ave, 2OsXl25; Charles Kausen agt TjenrT Va
iauTne. owner and contractor Eox 40
LnoK ave. No 315; Henry W. McMann az, SA'o-' w
John SHIELDS owner; Schaefer Carroll C,onstrI,c
tlon Company. contractor: s. Fuchs sub-con
south st NO 2o2 Bouker Contracting COMPANY 90 w
egt Muhlenberg Coal Company. owner: C;eorps
a Dayton, contractor N'"' 100 m
Amsterdam No. b75 r Klotz Firenroot soo W
ing Company agt- Nathan Wilson owner and
1sIst ST. s. 40 r. -; 81; - 100 "a
irregular; same agt. J. Goldman Realty and
Construction company, and contractor ,sn no
IZlst ST, No West, Pierre Waruv aot Enba-, A'""
126b st no IsG ana ds contractor 30 SO
fanrie Itosenstein and contractor On @.
nth St. No 837 to 345 West and Washinrton 80 q" 90
Nos 7lS and 721; JOnn Iron WorLs 60
pshy agt Builders Construction
summit ave n Cr. - bse a.
BaTney Goldman agt. Mary CoIIeran owner:
10sh 81 Nna 199 G9hIraGt9r @ 90
da1I'a1 ~ aet T. l. Wallensten. owner
128S st No 446 ~ 4.e contractor 200
Charles Z. Murtha, IT, ana A ne7,sI pI5s SIp ger
owners; Cohen & Goldberger Contractors '' 1sa NJ
ooth ST. NO 10 West; Paul ZolIer agt CoIemsn 80 w
stable Company, owner; Henry r. Clarke con-
l10th st. 9; 8. 100 W. OF Manhattan ave 50x
100; e II. Ogden Lumber Cosnnsn,
Hirschhed and Arthur I. Zeeman o1pars and
.zo contractors 3a - $50 ST
Louis Block Hgt- SilberbeIz G. saul Inc ownegs
Ato coluEotcIs I
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
FRANCIS AGAIN ELUDES PURSUERS
Makes Good Speed Toward Canada on Stolen
Horse, Which Returns Home.

Monroe. Me. Nov, Am spite Of precautions
taken by the authorities, A.inot st Clair Francis
the Negro convict who escaped from Thomaston
state prison last week. apparently eludeG his pur-
suers again last night. stole a horse, which he
rode many miles IN the darkness, and now has a
good start in the direction of New BrunsW ick.
The state prison officials. .county officers and
hundred armed citizens guarded the sec
ton in which Francis yesterday all night
but early to-day they learned that negro rad been
seen TO enter unoccupied farmhouse At West
Wnterport five miles from here Later report
came that last night horse which had been stolen
from the stable Cialen Kent OTr.ugt0u, beyond
Wnterport, branch of the Maine Central
Railroad, had returned riderlcSs and exhausted
this morning. The animal evidently had been
driven hard. A folded blanket was tied on its
bride
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
HOLDS TRAINMEN FOR WRECK.
Coroner Also Censures B. G. O. r. R. for
Immigrant Train Collision.

Valparaiso Ind. Nov. 24.-CoroHrr Carson to-day
rendered his verdict the recent wreck of the i'm
migrant train the Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad at
Woodville. holding Frank Galnauer, engineer Of
the first section of the immigrant train: Samuel j.
Moste. conductor of the freight train, and Daniel
Woodward. head brakeman of the freight train
which hit the second section Of the immigrant train
responsible for the wra K. The trainmen have been
arrested.
Coroner Carson this afternoon added to his YER
dict the following:
further believe that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad system Is operated entirely loosely and
should have more stringent regulations force its
employees TO stricter accounta bility to the rules
and regulations in force.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

@Soth st. s s.. l55 #. Of Carpenter ave; for
Two Two story frame dwelling houses 2Ix5O.
Ihoihas Holland owner: James Y. Cahi archi-
kingsbrdge Road n. e. corner of Marion ave
!oI a llNe story brick tenement house. 14O97sx
453Iois William Wicke, owner: Maynicke &
FRANKIE. architects ................. ...-..... 7;
Bryant ave. e. s. 10 # s Of 172d St: for four
three story brick dwelling houses 2Ox55 David
HoroWitz' owner; Moore & Landsedel archi-
1880 ST.. e, 49 # Of Arthur ave for two one
story frame stores 24x50; Gerald c. Connor
owner l. Howard, architect ..................
Benedict ave, s. 225 Fl. e. of Barlow st; for
TWO story frame dwelling house 2lx50.4
Anastata Newman. owner: Henry Lane. archi-
lSoth st, s s, 225 # e. Of Lincoln ave- for a
one story brick factory building, 50x95 Clemens
& Greli. owner; G D. Boux, architect ........- II
Clinton ave, n. W. corner of Crotona Park North
for five story brick tenement house 26x9O
G v HALEY, owner; Clement B. Brun. archi-
tect q
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
ALTER DWELLING HOUSES FOR BUSINESS

Plans have been filed for remodelling the four
story and basement dwelling house. No. West
18th St, owned by DR.. l.. Leroy Satteree into a
store building. The present ornamental central
entrance with its exterior staircase is to be re-
moved and an elevator installed. The improve
me1ts to cost Hl.000 according to the estl-
of Edward l. Satterlee. the architect. The
four story and basement dwelling house of the late
Lewis Livingston Deatield, at No. q West nth
St. is also to he made over into office and store
building for Mrs. Delaield owner. Rouse Il
Sloane the architects. The improvements are 10
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
ERIN FARM AT MoRRIsTowN SOLD.

Post & Reese and Henry Phipps have sold at
Morristown, n. j.. to DR.. Alexander E. Humphreys,
president OF Stevens Institute. of Hoboken. the
stock farm of about sixty known the
Erin Farm. The property has .urf training
track of one mile and extensive Improvements. in
Guiding house, stable and otker buildings They
have also recently leased TO Harry S. Loud the
improved properly in Madison avenue. Norris
town. belonging Henry +. Taylor. comprising
furnished house. stable,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
WILL ENLARGE EAST SIDE CHAPEL

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for remodelling and enargng the
Episcopal Chapel of the Messiah at No @oS East
e5th St, of which the Rev. Frank H. Church is
vicar. An additional third story will be built and
fitted amusement hall with reading room
attached, the second story being made into studies
and Offices The improvements to cost 5000
according to the estimate of Hoppin, Keen & Hunt
ington the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MAN LOST OVERHEARD IN COLLISION

1t was reported TO the police of the Charles street
station last night that William Moore a fireman
forty-three years old. OF No 50 Valley street
Saugerties. N. Y, had been drowned in a collision
between the tugboat Brandon. OF the Zero Towing
Company. and a float of the Erie Railroad In mid
stream on the North River. opposite Desbrosses
street, on Friday night Moore standing on
tne deck OF the tugboat and is believed to have
IalIen overheard In the collision, but his absence
was not noticed at the time by his shipmatex
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
$4,000
LIS PENDENS.

Cherry St, 10. 23O Louis Epstein agt Gerson
Krinsky ct al Fecisson Of contract; attorney o
1o5th st. No. % West; Maurice l. Guerrier ot
Frances A. Yard foreclosure mortEage1t attornsy
. MaeDoueal ST. No; IS; Charles l. Smith agt Ben
Murphy. ''''0i''eS' NJ H.
Chrystie ST., No. 1873; William somerville agt .hro
e BamberRer al (actiou to forec1ase az ADraff
nen); attorney. Z. WhitIocls ~ '''eo'an'os
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
BROADWAY DEALS A FEATURE
TWO INTERESTING MAIDEN LANE SALES ALSO RE-
PORTED IN THE WEEK.
Upper Buying Increment Said To Be Under Uayeas
ing of Vest red Street House for uness attracts attention.

building to replace old Public School II, in West
47th st, of which katherine A McGann is prn-
cipal. It will adjoin the old structure and run
through the block from 9Th to 4Sth St. with a
froa,age of $50 feet and depth of 200 feet hav
Ing FACADE OF brick trimmed with limestone and
terra Gotta, and adorned by three great bays above
the central entrance The 1fth story will contain
a gymnasium. cooking room and science room
The building is cost $3.50 600
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Sith 81, n S. and 18th st, S, 325 IT. e. Of 9th
ave- Tor five story brick school, l5Ox2OO lO
cry Of New York, owner; c. B. j. snyder
r,tas55te architect ss5oOoo
IIt.h store 44N29 II McWalters owner; II. S
Waterbury, architect ....................... 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
OPERATOR PURCHASES DERBY HOUSE

George Nicholas has purchased from Dr. r. Fl
Os'ny the four story and basem ant dwelling house
70 West e5th St, on lot lssxs8e feet Mr. N,obo
is tss nsy make extensive alterations TO the prem
e suIaole lor business purposes. Douglas Rob
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
A 100000 33D ST. DEAL

Raphael L. Cerero has sold No 90 to 2. Voc, o.s
ST. and No % TO 25 West 32d st. abuttine Tho
parcel has frontage OF 52e feet in S3d ST and ~
=" ieet IN 5zd ST 1t has been held at 500 600
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
SELLS A WATER ST. BUILDING

David & Harry Lrpnlann have bought from
William H. Sage the southwest corner of Roo.a-
snelt and water sts, a six story mercantile build
ton. Charles S. Brown e. Co. were the broker.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
QUICK RESALE OF s4TH ST. PLOT

W. Clarence Martin has sold Nos. 15s and 16o
West s4th st TO Daniel A Loring president of the
Etna Real Estate Company. The parcel comprises
four Old buildings q plot 476XsS9 feet X ,r-
regular The seller recently bought the property
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
GETS A SITE FOR eEveN HOUSES

Shaw e. Co. have sold to Fred J. Lax the
seven lots. i75x100 feet the north side of 9aetb
e.. lbo feet west OF Katonah Mr.. Lax is going
houses w. Aoi'iiS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

Mount Hope Place, & s. 45o f. W Of Fleet
wood ave, l25&l25. and 176th St n $ 81.
# ". OF Fleetwood ave, 25xI25: william
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL TO COST ss5oooo

f1ans nave been filed by C. b. ]. Snyder, chief
Architect or the Board OF Education for ths school
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

NINE LOTS COLLEGE POINT. 14th ST. bet Aves.
~ n and +; $4,000 separate, $3.50 each. WILL
IAN ROCHE. 2SS Clerk St, Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIST ST, l5O WEST.-First class house:
large. newly decorated rooms: connect
ing. separate. family. gentleman. couples:
telephone.
lSoIH ST, EAST.-LarCe and small
rooms. with board: table board. 81: rer-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
Furnished apartments TO Let.


N1TH ST. IL EAST. THE ALABAMA-EIegantly
/ furni isheG apartment. private bath. 81 so daily
incIudin; meals two, So weekly: SIS.
, RTISTICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT : -com,
l. bath. No. 20 West SSH 81 Can had October
Apply premises.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"a Tribune received their Uptown Office No 1854
Broadway. between seth and S7th until O'Clock
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular Office rates until o'clock
254 Sth ave. cor Esd st 1913 9Th ave. 12th
l4th 257 West 42d St between
aves: 263 125th 1888 Sd ave. between
77th sts.; 1926 Sd ave. 61st 1st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
Business Opportunities.

n OLD ESTABLISHED CCNM4sSaSs-.. sri
N about 10 be Incorporated. desires ad1t.p3-. rz
OF which TOcs Is already subscribed tn-ss. a. =
invited Best financial references SfVsn' -
los \ Y City General Post Ofics.
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broadway. between S6th and SIth sts a-<t,, lS rs;
- m advertisements received at ths loAo'--,r =
ofHces at regular office rates until SloSN ~ -
95. Sth ave- 2Sd ST. los otl $50, 49,. -
~ a. East Itth s.: 25- West 4ed St. ee.ws7A s.z.s
sth aves: 2sS West 1Ssth ST. ISIS 50 80 - ~ =
SSrh and -7th sts: 1925 50 ave, near s-s'
sye near s9th ST.; 1S7 East lSStn s-i
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Teachers.

4 DVANCED CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH-s'ss
~ course for travellers; either resdencei nees'>'
JALLADE. 134 West I0Sd ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
School Agency.
Teachers agencies.

IIyI7F p NIPTAN COYRIERE TEACHERS AGEy-
L $50 5th ave. New York: introduces % un.vs's1A
colleges. schools and families superior sc.sAJa =
oipaIs assistants tutors and goveTnsssos Schools 's
mended to parents.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

H1UTOR.-Gentlernan German. highly stucs'st y
l. Iege graduate. conversant with Ensisa -. e
French experienced. successful tutor. desires soa
best New York society references Address BOZ =
Tarrytown. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

INIORIDA WINTER HOME AND HUNTING CAM
L L. w. KERVAN. % West 9th St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
DENTISTRY

DIR ]. q. PEREZ. sao 5th sv. .a.-
suite 9ls: tel.. lS0x-Madison p,S6,-
isSao bridges sDsNiAisy. alao general dsn-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

For Sale.
A 800 TYPEWRITER FOR SALE: NO " tss-.su IN
~ same: sell S15; seen afternoons. evenings a'- -
WILLIAMS. 2O3 West Path ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

Full information concerning these
rooms may be had, free of charge. at
the ITptown Once of The New x
Tribune 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Six
teen words, seven times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen DAYS in
The Tribune's Directory or CeslTaols
Rooms Write for circular.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-30
DAVIS SUFFERS
 HEAVY LOSSES
Result of Contest Still in Doubt and May
 Mean Davis Defeat. PindaIl Makes Brilliant Race, and Tucker, Coffman and
 Doyne Successful. Justiceship Doubtful.

Little Rock, March 30.-(2:30 D. m.) Complete returns from forty-6ve counties give Davis total popular vote of 23,979, putting him 1851 votes ahead of Berry. The latter still has q good chance of winning the con- test, although on the face of things now it looks like Davis by a narrow margin, probably not more than 5000 votes.
 Calhoun, Mississippi, Polk, Union and Van Buren counties are yet to be hard from, while Cross, Dallas, Grant end Prairie are still in doubt. Incom- p.ete returns have been received from these, but it will require the official vote to determine the winner.
 Davis strength has largely waned throughout the state and while his managers are stoutly claiming the election, it will be by small margin. if at all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-30
APPROVES ACTION THE EAGLES DEFINITELY DECIDE TO LEASE NEW HALL ON SECOND AVENUE.
 
Contract Awarded for RemodeIlng and Decorating Elegant New Home
 Will Move April 15.

On account of the bad weather, Cnly one of the candidates who were to have been Initiated by the Eagles Thursday evening put in his appear ance and he was put through the ritual in the lodges best style. The meeting was fairly well-attended. and vas one of the most enthusiastic the lodge has held for some time
 The matter of a new lodge room was definitely settled when the lodge approved the action of the committee ip arranging for the rental of the Withers building On Second avenue. Contractor N l.. Flint was awarded the contract for remodeling and re- decorating the rooms which the lodge will occupy and he began work with a force of men Friday morning. The ledge expects to be able to move into their new quarters by the 18th of April, if everything goes well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-30
Grant for Davis.

Reports from Grant county say that nine out of twelve townships have re- ported, and give Davis 463, Berry 323. Little and Kirby carried the county, Ed Duvall was elected county clerk, James was probably elected as county judge, and the nine townships which have reported give D. B. Gean a ma jority of 8 votes over Russing for county treasurer. Means has a ma tority Of 350 over Martin for prescott ing attorney. and Evans has a ma iorit yof 250 over Duffy for circuit judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-30
TO START
 A NEW PAPER
Company Organized to Publish Up-to. Date Weekly at the Cleveland
 County Seat.

A new company of experienced news paper men, it has just been learned, has been organized to start a new weekly newspaper at the town of Ri son, the hustling little county seat of Cleveland county twenty-two miles south of Pine Bluff, on the Cotton Belt railway.
 The new enterprise has been under contemplation for some time past but the facts in the case leaked out only today. When one of the members of the new company was approached for corroboration of the report, he stated that such was the object the company lad in view, but refused to give the names of his associates yet. for busi- ness reasons.
 ''We expect to publish strictly modern, up-to-date country weekly" he said "and the people of Cleveland county can rest assured that we will give them one of the very best papers in the state. We shall devote a whole page or more to our sister town of Kingsland, where we will have a sala- ried correspondent and business man. ager, besides employing an able corps of newsgatherers from all pt@..ts of the county. giving plenty of space and attention tG that growing little city of New Edinburg. We will even have correspondents at Pine Bluff and Fordyce, to furnish us With week ly news budgets from those citi4s.
 "The new paper will contain all tho popular features of the most modern family publications. containing depart ments of interest to that class of read CTS who will furnish our patronage.
 "We expect to put in a costly and up-to-date outfit. and are preparing 10 give our patrons their moneys worth in every respect.
 "There is only one paper in Cleve- land county at the present time," he continued; sand for one see no req son why we should not have abundant success in the new venture"