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Tuesday, January 9, 1906.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 8, SD. m. Forecast for Tuesday Wednesday,
 For New England Snow Tuesday, colder in south portion; Wednesday fair, brisk to high northwest winds.
 For Eastern New York Fair Tues day, preceded by snow in early morn ing; "wednesday fair; brisk northwest winds.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
BULLS IN CONTROL AND PUSH
 PRICES HIGHER.

Take Up One Group After Another
 Money Easier--PrOHt Taking Appar-
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Beyond any doubt the city election
today will result in a victory for the
Democracy. A careful canvass of the
situation just before going to press
convinces the Record that the Demo
cratic ticket is ahead in every ward
in the city In three of the wards, the
First. Second and Fifth, the Demo-
cratic ticket was well in the lead.
In these wards the vote was light
and there was but little interest
J. w. Stockard will be elected may
or by a good majority. J. G. Hedg-
COKE will receive a large majority for
city treasurer. Fred J. Beck for City
Clerk. has no opposition. In the
First, Second and Fifth wards, the
Democratic candidates, NJ D. Burns,
w. E. Wiseley and F. NJ Jump, res
pectively. are as good as elected.
1t was in the Third and Fourth
wards that the Independents showed
fight. 1t was in these wards that the
biggest vote was polled. and where it
looked more like an election. The in
dependents worked hard in these
wards, and while the Democratic
candidates were hopeful and had not
given up, by any means. the result
looked doubtful
Indications point to the election of
the entire Democratic school board
At three o'clock this afternoon the
number of votes polled by wards was
as follows:
First Ward, 80.
Second Ward, 81
Third Ward, 121
Fourth Ward, 105
Fifth Ward, 90.
Elections Elsewhere.
Kansas City, Mo-, Apr. 3.-When
the poles opened today for the muni-
cipal election which is for a complete
set of city officers, the weather was
cold and cloudy The contest has
been keenly waged and a heavy vote
is expected.
Chicago, ILL.,, Apr 3.-Spring Lake
weather existed here today while the
voting for municipal ownership is in
progress. No candidates are being
voted for except alderman but ques
tions involved the city elections are
held important by the voters and
there is every indication of a heavy
vote. The chief question up for settle
ment is whether or not Chicago shall
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TROUBLES OF THE PROPHET.
Decided That it is Necessary to Raise
Half a Million Dollars.


Chicago, Apr. 3.-The following
message was received today at Zion
City from Alexander Dowie, who at
present is in Ocotla, Mexico: ''Wire
Immediately full report of Sundays
meeting of Apostles"
The meeting of Sunday was that
in which overseer Voliva openly repu-
dated Dowie and declared that he
would not longer follow him or obey
his orders. A meeting of the officers
of Zion City and the Church of Zion
was held today and it was decided
that it was necessary to at once
raise 100000 for the complete reha-
Utilization of Zion City. It's church and
industries, land and other properties
will be pledged to raise the necessa-
ry amount, and numerous offers
have been received from creditors
endorsing the plan and promising as
sistance.
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Free Concert Wednesday Evening at $780, Fir
Q, Fine Souvenirs For Everybod>>P1ice & CO

for Portales to take up his part of
the work. Special Agent W. H Booth,
in the employ of the railroad, arrived
this morning from Portales and states
that the Price murder case was the
first taken up by the grand jury and
that an Indictment is expected today.
One of Prices brothers wired from
Oklahoma City this morning that he
would be in Portales as soon as he
could get there. Up to this morning
Price had not secured the services
of lawyer.
The Record received letter this
morning from rs. Charles Price, of
Madisonville. KY, asking for a copy
of the paper that gave the account of
the shooting.
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New York, Apr 3.-Although moth
ing has occurred to change the situ-
alton, there was a general eXpecta-
ton today that the conference be-
tween the subcommittee of the an
thracite operators and miners which
would bear fruit. There is a strong
feeling among representatives of the
miners that something will happen
to relieve the situation. President Nit
chell during the forenoon said there
was no change in the situation SO far
denied all rumors that concessions
would be made by him today. 1t has
been rumored that the miners will
not press all their demands, but if
the operators showed a disposition
to meet them half way. drop some
standing President Mitchell's stand it
it is considered likely that the COM
mittee would rather make conces-
Sions than declare a strike at this
time Mitchell received another large
number of kilograms today from va
rious bituminous coal districts. He
informed the Associated Press that
affairs in the soft coal section are
working themselves out just as he
explained they would. All his infor-
nation, he said, was of a favorable
character Thousands of men have
rot to rnin of M
pay, and he expected to hear during
the day that many of the soft coal
companies had agreed to the revival
of the 1903 scale
The coal conference met at noon
and adjourned at 2:45 to meet again
at 100 p. m. Thursday. Mitchell
made a long speech, detailing why
in his judgment, the original demands
of the miners should be granted. He
was followed by Nichols and other
representatives of the miners. In
fact, it was said that the miners did
nearly all the talking. So far as could
be learned there was no disposition
on either side to recede from the orr
ginal position or accept any modifica-
ton of the original demands.
Situation in Pittsburg District.
Pittsburg, Pa, Apr. 3.-The expec-
ted resumption of work at the mines
of this district, where new scales
were signed yesterday did not take
place today. But few plants were re-
ported in full operation, others rum
ming with reduced forces, and many
idle. Yesterdays holiday is said by
the operators to be largely RESPONSE
BILE for the small force at work The
men, they say, are always slow to
return to the mines following a cele-
bration, and it usually takes a week |
before normal conditions prevail
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CURTIS FUNERAL TOMORROW.
Service to Be Held Here and Remains
Shipped to Old Home.

Service to Be Held Here and Remains
Shipped to Old Home.
Appropriate services in memory of
the late Frank B. Curtis will be held
at the home, sos N. Main street. to-
morrow morning at S:45. Rev. VIM.
Reace will be in charge and deliver
the funeral address. The Elks will
the conductors and other railroad
men as can be in the city will at
tend. After the service the body will
be removed to the station and ship
ped to the old home at Little Hook
ing, Ohio, for burial. A number of
beautiful floral offerings have been
sent to the Curtis home in token of
the feeling of sadness and sympathy
caused by the untimely death.
Accompanying the body will be
Mrs. Curtis, Miss Sadie Carlton, the
daughter of Engineer Carlton, and
Frank Mcdaniel as representative of
both the local lodge of conductors
and lodge of Elks They will go with
Mrs Curtis to Little Hooking.
If Mrs Curtis brother does not
arrive on a freight train tonight, he
will meet her at Amarillo tomorrow.
1t is the widows plan to make her
future home at Little Hooking at Mr..
Curtis old home, which was also the
home of his father. She will not re-
turn to Roswell, except perhaps for
a visit at some time in the future.
Cheap R. r. Tickets.-Bob Inger-
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las was aroused and exchanged shots
with the burglar, nine shots in all
being fired. Douglas was badly
wounded and the burglar was hit
twice. The burglar fed to Santa Cla-
ra, three miles away, where he was
captured. In his pocket was a diary
giving the numbers of various houses
in Palo Alto and San Francisco and
The dates they had been robbed by
him.
Denver. Colo, Apr. 3.-George
Douglas is a resident of Leadville,
where he is known as a wealthy min
ing man. He spends the winters in
California
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The annual meeting and reception
to new members at the Presbyterian
church last night was attended by a
great crowd of people who had an
interesting session and afterward a
good, social time. At the annual meet
inging A. J. Nisbet, R. c. Bean and
C. E. Mason were elected trustees
for the coming year. Reports were
received as to the financial and Spir-
itual condition of the church, Sunday
school, Y. P. S. C. e. and the Ladies'
Aid Society. The reports showed the
different organizations to be in splen-
did condition and growing spiritually
and numerically. After a short but
interesting program, refreshments
were served.
The Misses Winston gave a party
to young lady friends yesterday after
noon, complimentary to their guest,
Miss Snow Flake, of Pilot Point, Tex.
"Forty-Two" was the game, and in
this the guest of honor won the prize,
a box of stationery. Refreshments
young ladies present.
Mrs. Parker Earle has issued invi-
tations for a musical reception at
her home on East Second street
Thursday afternoon.
The Newlyweds Bridge Whist Club
met last night with Mr.. and Mrs. Cy
Leland
The Red Men are planning for
good time at the entertainment, dance
and supper at their hall tomorrow
night.
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EMPLOY JUDGE eArEwooo.

Murderer Of Conductor Curtis.
The Order of Railway Conductors
of Division 421 has employed Judge
W. W. Gatewood, of this city. to as
sist in the prosecution of E. L. Price.
the news agent who shot and killed
Conductor Frank B. Curtis last Fri
day night. Judge Gatewood's reputa-
tion as a shrewd and successful Grim
inal lawyer led the order to retain
his services. The National order will
assist financially in the prosecution
should it become necessary
Judge Gatewood left this morning
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Washington, ID. c., Apr. 3.-Argu-
court of the United States today in
the case of Senator Burton of Kansas.
The government is represented by
Assistant Attorney General Chas. H.
Robb. and Senator Burton by a long
array of counsel. The charge against
Burton in this case is the same as
that preferred when the case was be-
fore the court last year, except that
in this case the receipt of money by
Burton in St. Louis is alleged. The
charge against Burton is that OF vio-
lating Section 1882, Revised Statutes,
prohibiting senators and members of
the house from receiving compensa-
tion for services rendered in relation
TO any proceedings in which the Uni
ted States is interested. Burton is
charged with receiving $500 a month
from the Rialto Grain and Securities
department in proceedings against
that company charged with fraudu-
lently using the mails.
To Limit Debate on Quarantine.
today John Sharpe Williams. the mi
nority leader, brought forth a rule
which proposed to limit the debate
on the national quarantine lines to
four hours. with the vote~to be taken
an hour later. Dalzell facetiously re
marked that Williams assumed to gag
the house on a great constitutional
question. which in justice might be
given three weeks consideration.
The minority leader joined heartily
i'm the laughter which followed this
sarcastic sally.
TiIIman's Daily Letter.
Washington, Apr 3.-When the
man reported his daily letter on the
railroad and coal situation. Senator
Hale protested against the continued
presentation of letters, and Tillman,
while stating that he thought it was
a good thing, intimated that he would
cease the practice in a few days. AT
ter the employers liability bill which
passed the house yesterday after
noon had been referred to the Com
mittee on Interstate Commerce. and
Patterson had spoken in oposition to
the adoption of the conference re-
port for the adjustment of the affairs
of the Five Civilized Tribes, the rail
road rate bill was taken up. Senator
Long addressed the senate.
Secretary Loeb Thrown by Horse.
washington, Apr. 3.-William Loeb
secretafy to the President, was
thrown from a horse last evening
while riding and so badly shaken up
that he was unable to be at the
White House today The horse had
not been ridden for several days. and
was very fractious-
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AsPHYxtATED BY GAS.
Bodies of Two Elderly Women Found
Dead in Their Rooms.

New York. Apr. 3-The bodies of
two elderly women, one of whom is
believed to be Miss Clara Frankfort
and the other her sister, were found
dead in their rooms on East Eight
eenth street today. Both were aspnyx-
lated by gas. 1t is believed that the
two women, both of whom were over
go years of age, had committed sui
eide by mutual agreement. although
there is no known cause for the act.
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(Local Report.)

observation taken at 6 a. m.l
Roswell. N. NJ, Apr. 3.-Tempera
ture.-Max.. 80; min, 46; mean, 63.
Precipitation. 90; wind Sc, velocity
miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Increasing cloudiness tonight and
Wednesday, with rain; colder
Forecast. for New Mexico:
Increasing cloudiness tonight: rain
Wednesday In north and southeast
portions tonight; colder in east por.
ton
n. WRIGHT.
oncial In Charge.
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Liharx is Now Omen

The Carnegie library is now open
to all visitors, who will be cordially
welcomed by the librarian, Miss Nc
Cain. The books cannot be taken from
the building, however, until their clas-
sification is completed
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proceed to operate the street railways
and whether $4,000. 900 street car
certificates shall be issued for the pur
chase of the street car company The
question of high or low license for sa-
looms is also being voted on
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POSTPONED.

The fancy work Club which was to
have met with Mrs. Ford Geyer on
Thursday, April 5, has been postponed
until Thursday, April II.
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BATTLE WITH BURGLAR.

Wealthy Miner Badly Wounded and
Robber Struck Twice.
San Jose. CAL, Apr. 3.-The resi-
dence of George Douglas, a wealthy
retired miner from Colorado. was en-
tered by burglar last night. Doug
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p Washington, Apr 3.-The
= session of the joint conference
= on statehood today was devot-
= ed to discussion of the main
- proposition, the senate amend
= ment eliminating Arizona and 6
- New Mexico from the bill
g.
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Attention, Red Men.

There will be an entertainment,
at the Wigwam Wednesday night All
members and their lady friends and
families are invited
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VICTORY
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ARE ELEc-
TED WITH WIDE MARGIN.
SOME WARDS DOUBTFUL

The Head of the Ticket Will Go
Through Easily, but There is a Live
iy Interest Shown in Some of the
Wards Over the Office of Alderman.
Independents Show Fight.
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TAKEN TO FRANKFORT.

Howard Begins Term of Life impris-
onment for Goebei Murder.
Louisville, KY, Apr. 3.-James B.
Howard, who has been in Jail here
pending the disposition of his case
by the United States Supreme Court.
was today taken to Frankfort to he
gin a term of life Imprisonment to
which he was sentenced for the muir
der of Governor William Goebel
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OFF FOR oLYMPlAN GAMES.

Athletes Leave New York for Athens
to Participate.
New York, Apr. 3.-Amid the cheers
of two thousand persons the "a am
ateur athletes who will represent the
United States in the Olympian games
at Athens, Greece, sailed today The
games will begin Monday, April %.
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TROOPS TO ASSIST
GOVERNOR CURRY

2 Manila, p l., Apr 3.-Two
3 companies of Federal troops {
: have arrived at Magtaon isl
= and. Samar, to assist Cover
3 nor George Curry in the sup
2 preston of the unruly Pula- 6
2 james.
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Piano Tuning.

Fine work guaranteed. Leave ord
ers at Roswell Drug and Jeweiry Co.,
Phone SO. 15tf.
ANDREW AxELSoN.
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A Notice.

Are you broker" If so come to oul
shop and get fixed. We do first class
horse shoeing, too. Overman stand. s
Main.-R F. Cruise. 21ti
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THE COAL
SITUATION
NO GREAT GENERAL CHANGE
HAS TAKEN PLACE.
A CONFERENCE TODAY

Miners and Operators of the Anthra-
cite Fields Meet and Discuss the
Demands, but No Conclusion Was
Reached Situation in the Pitts
burg District.
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R. A Morris and Dave Lilies, of
Sunnyside, left this morning for Por-
tales They were accompanied by
Tom Pridemore
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a. m. sharp, Wednesday, April 4th
1906.
J. F. HINKLE.
Exalted Ruler.
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Cement Sidewalks

Before letting your contract be sure
you see w. w. Petty contractor. 15tf.