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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20
Notice..

Parties wishing to buy apples for
winter use, can get the following va
rieties: Ark. Black, Red Limbertwig,
Geniton and Mo. Pippin, of W. e.
Winston q mile east of town limit,
College Boulevard. See him or drop
MIN a postal as to your needs. 99t4*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

on both sides of the river regarding
the arrests
To Release Prisoners.
Houston, Tex, Oct. 20.-Advices
from Rio Grande state that a band
of Mexican revolutionists has been
organized to forcibly release prison
ers captured in recent raids by the
Federal and Texas authorities at La
redo, Eagle Pass, Rio Grande City
and other points. The men are al
ready in the field, according to the
report received. 1t is further declared
that after releasing the imprisoned
revolutionists an expedition into
Mexico will be inaugurated.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

One more Saturday after today in
which to register for the fall cleo
ton. Up to two o'clock this after.
noon the registration in Roswell was
as follows: Precinct No. 1. $50; Pre-
cinct No. 2. 500.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

A car of fresh Greeley Pota-
toes just received. These p0-
tat0es are firstcIass in every
respect. J0yce-Pruif Co. 98-fd
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

The assignment of the various min
listers in the New Mexico English
Mission of the M. e. church will be
announced at the NJ e. church to
night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

wild Hoss" Hill is giving wild
west show at the fair grounds this
afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-20

FOR RENT-One large, nicely furn-
ished room. Apply at 719 North
Main St. 99t2s
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
Be Mindful OF the Law.

Hunters and other visitors to the
woods should not forget that the tres
pass law passed by the Legislature of
1905 prohibits any person going upon
the land of another for any purpose
whatever, without the consent of
the owner of the land, provided the
said owner has posted proper caution
notices in conspicuous places on his
property. In tho eager hunt for
game hunters are likely to allow the
provisions of the law to slip their
memory.
The chief purpose of this law is to
prevent trespass on the lands of coal
companies, but its provisions apply
to all lands. Farmers whose proper
ty has been damaged by thoughti.4s
amateur hunters have taken advau-
tage of this law and have pretty
thoroughly placarded their lands.
1t will therefore, be well for hunters
when they go into the woods to keep
as sharp lookout for trespass no
tices as they do for the game they
are in search of,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
Ice Cream Must Be Pure.

A crusade for better ice cream, or
at least real ice cream in Pennsyl-
vania, is to be inaugurated by the
Pure Food Department. DR.. B. H.
Warren has instructed his agents all
over the State that the standard fix
ed by the Pure Food Commission of
the United States Government for
ice cream will be the standard in the
Keystone State. This standard de-
clares ice cream to be "frozen pro-
duct of cream and sugar" contain
ing ii per cent of milk fat, and fruit
or nut ice cream containing ~ per
cent. of milk or fat.
Such adulterants az eggs, corn
starch and gelatin will not be toler-
ated, nor will coloring matter be
permitted. If milk Is used the per
centage of milk fat cannot be main
tanned; hence the cream will not
pass muster.
Heretofore the Dairy and Food
Department of Pennsylvania has
never bothered about ice cream, be-
cause it never had recognized
standard. Hundreds of ice cream
dealers, who palm off corn starcl,
and milk or gelatin and milk IA
cream, will be put out of business.
Samples of the cream sold are t.
be tested at once and analysed.
Where cream is below the standard
prosecutions will follow.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
OF Small Interest to Uncle Samuel.

A great national event is about
transporting on this side of the Attain
tic which, if it were European oc-
currence would excite intense inter
national feeling. Territory as large
in extent as England is coming into
the United States, drifting into the
area of our national domain with no
power to gainsay or hinder.
Reference, of course; is made to
the trend which events are taking
place in Cuba, where the United
States Government Is assuming COM
troll, to prevent the island from laps
ing into IA condition of governmental
disorder, a duty imposed upon this
nation when it assumed the respon-
sibility of freeing the Cubans from
Spanish rule Bnd invested them with
self government. They have proven
themselves unable to avoid drifting
into the political disorders that arc
characteristic of Latin American ma
tionalities, and the responsibility fol
the maintenance of orderly govern
ment on the Island rests with the
United States. The American gov
erninent cannot shirk this obliga-
ton, and the action that is being
taken is but movement along d
line of duty which it has assumed.
No other result can be expected o1
this movement than that the contro
of Cuba by our government will con
tinue until the island shall become 6
part of our republic by a process o.
ABSORPTION mutually beneficial. The
annexation of Cuba appeared to bt
Manifest Destiny half a century ago
and now destiny appears to be work
ing out its end. Ameri
can.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
B. Worth Jennings Suffering Of
iii Health Shoots Himself.

The startling announcement that
b. Worth Jennings of JenningstOn
w. Va. had shot himself was first
believed to be an unfounded rumor,
bat upon further investigation it was
found to be correct. A self-ihhicted
gunshot in the mouth had placed
him in a precarious condition and
he was taken to a hospital at Elkins
w. Va, where two Philadelphia
specialists were attending him.
Mr.. Jennings has been in i'll health
and very nervous condition for many
months, due, his friends believe, to
overwork and worry connected with
his extensive numbering and build
ing operations at Jenningston, Il
new town he had founded. Tempo
rary insanity is the only theory up
ON which to account for his attempt
at self-destruction.
He is well-known throughout Sui
Ivan county, having had extensive
lumber operations for the past twenty
years at Lopez, where he in part
nership with his brother, G. II. Jen-
ming, amassed fortune rated at
over one million dollars. His many
friends are hopeful of his recovery
and restoration of health, which has
so desperately undermined his facul-
ties.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
Teachers Neutrality-suspicious..

Teachers Meetings will he held at
the following places on Saturday,
Oct. 13. Two sessions will be held
the lmorning session opening at 8
O'Clock, the afternoon session, at
1.3O.
Lopez-President, H. r. Henning;
Secretary, Miss Wrede.
Observation-Disclosures, d. M. Flick;
Secretary, Miss Heiber.
Sonestown-President, j. II. Bal
lantine; Secretary, r. S. Starr.
Eaglesmere-Pr President, p. III. My
ers; Secretary, Miss Kentner
Forksville - President, Nj. r..
Black; Secretary, Mr.. Lundy.
Hillsgroye ye-President, r. l.. Mol
lyneux; Secretary, Miss Dewar.
Shunk-President, c. III. Warren;
Secretary, Larue Bird.
The following session will be fol-
lowed dt each meeting. Those to
whom subjects have been assigned
will be notified by letter. Come pre-
pared to discuss these subjects even
though they have not been assigned
to you.
Morning Session-Work has out
lined in the course of study for the
second month. Go over this work
carefully, and in case you fail to un-
derstand any of its provisions do not
hesitate to ask for help. Question
Box.
Afternoon Session:
"Phird Year, Language.
"Fourth Year, Geography"
"How and When Conduct the
Writing Period"
'Hhe Course of Study. How to
create a strong public sentiment in
its favor"
elbow to Save Time in School,"
With particular reference to the
elimination of wasted time which
can be spent to better advantage"
els the Subject of Reading given
enough attention ?''
Directors and patrons and friends
of the public schools are earnestly
invited to attend these meetings.
Come and enter into the discussion
of these questions. Give us the bene
fit of your judgment and expert
ence.
Every teacher Is expected to at
tend, and, upon request, to take an
active part. This doe7 not mean
that you must of necessity wait for
the request, but applies particularly
to those who are requested to pre-
pare papers upon the subjects enum
Grated above.
J. +. Reese Killgore,
County Superintendent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11

The purpose of store advertising il
not merely to sell goods, but to sell
more goods--tO make friends, build
up patronage that will not only
stick but grow. Newspapers reach
the greatest number of people in the
immediate vicinity in the most nat
ural way, at the least expense, and
they are therefore the best of all
mediums for stores. In newspaper
YOU follow the lines Of least resist
ance-you follow an audience al.
ready assembled, to the people who
want to read-their mental cosmos
rigbt-they are on your wire, and
they won't ring off if you hold then
interest. Attraction is the basis o
all advertising-the store is the sun
the customers the planets that re
volve around it.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11

At the Nef House, Sunbury, last
week the Congressional confereeS of
the Lincoln Republican party named
DR.. f. w. Samuel as their candi-
date for Congress. Isiah Hagenbuch
of Bloomsbury, was made chairman
of the conference; and \. c. Cleaver
of Mt Carmel, and William May of
Sullivan county. We're the secretaries.
Congressman Samuel was nominated
without opposition. Notwithstand-
ing the factional feeling in some
parts of the State, with the charges
and counter charges against this can
didate and that, the sixteenth Con
gres-ional district, composed OF
northumberland, Sullivan, Montour
and Columbia-one of the five hard
coal districts of the keystone State
shows its faith in the honor, in
| tcgrity and ability of our present
Congressman by showing a deter
mination to stand by him as he
stood by his district and the State.
DR.. Samuel now has the nomination
of three distinct parties. He was
nominated by representative men
duly convened as follows:
Aug. 14-at Danville-- Republican
Sept. Hat Bloomsburg--Prohibi
ton.
Sept. 20-Sunbury-Lincoln Rep
What better test of a mans popu
larity than this. That DR.. Samue
will win seems foregone conclu
sion. He trusts the people and thu
people trust him. 1t is~worth Will,
for the sixteenth Congressional dis
trict of Pennsylvania to have such
man as their representative in tn
American Congress. = Berwick Inde
pendent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
lERNICE ITEMS.

G. +. jackson was Scranton Wis
itor last week.
G. f. Connell of Scranton, was
visiting II. Y. Mclaughlin this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Basley of
Sonestown, were visiting friends
here last week.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Mil
dred, returned home on Friday after
spending two weeks with her dc ;.gh-
ter in Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Mclaughlin
were at Dushore on Tuesday attend.
ing the funeral of John Cadden.
William Newell of New York
City, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Newell of Mildred.
Patrick Harmon and Joseph Hels-
man were Dushore visitors on Sat-
urday.
I'M J. A. Helsman and son Ray
mond is visiting Sonestown friends.
DR.. J. l.. Brennan is Wilkes
Barre visitor this week.
The following were at Forksville
attending the fair: Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harney, Mr.. ana Mrs. James j.
Connors, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Shaad, Miss Ruth Moyer, Mrs Thos.
Scheel, Mrs. A. Dougher, Miss Os-
Ter, James Wheatley, II. W. Os-
Ter, William Allen, DR.. J. l.. Bren-
nan, William Burk, John F. White
and Allen Ande.
The entertainment given by the
members Of Katonlia Tribe on Mon
day night was we'll patronized. The
hall was so crowded that there was
not standing room. The Public Run
ming up and Mock Adoption were
well rendered. After this the Degree
Team had their pictures taken and
then the following chiefs with their
squaws sat down to partake of the
corn and venison prepared for them
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Mclaughlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcmahon, G.
b. Watson, James HI. Spence and
wife, John Ionic and wife, l.. j.
Lowrie and lady, Harry McLaugh-
lin and wife, James j. Connors and
wife, f. f. Schaad and wife, Daniel
Schoonover and wife, S. o. Norlhey
and wife, William Allan and wife,
Frank Allan and wife, Daniel Hotla
and wife, Charles Cook and wife,
Fred Sornoski and wife, S. A. Def
fenbach and wife, Mr.. G.H. Krumm
and Alice Cunningham, c. e. jack
son and wife, John Fitzgerald and
wife, |. G.. Weaver and wife, j. A.
Helsman and wife, Harry Basley
and wife, james Spence, sr. and wife,
David Spence and wife, Thomas
Spence and lady, Patrick Harmon
and wife, Reed Fruchey and wife,
William Collins and wife, William
Potter and wife, William Hay and
lady, w; II. Brown and lady, A.
Hay and wife, Frank Cramer and
wife, Charles Coleman and wife, A.
l.. Weed and wife, Edward Brown
and lady, Daniel Dempsey, Nick
rato and Mrs. II. E. Watson. After
partaking of the good things, the
chiefs with their wives and their
lady friends trailed to their wig
vans, all in one mind proclaiming
it to be one Of the best cntertain-
mentS they were ever at.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
THE SIXTIETH COprHESS.

The Sixtieth Congress Will have
39l and possibly 393 members. The
new State of Oklahoma is certain to
be admitted and elect five members
of the House. If New Mexico and
Arizona accept joint Statehood there
will be two members from that State.
The Republicans have $50 members
in the 59th Congress, or majority
of ia. TO overturn this majority
the Democrats will have to win 5S
districts now held by the Republi-
cans. The Democrats have one adj
vantage in 100 seats from the South
which will not be contested because
political contests have not been al
lowed in the South for many years.
There is always serious handicap
on the Republican party because of
an unequal contest in the North
where there is free ballot and fair
count. This compels the Republi-
cans to carry two-thirds of the menu
bership of the House in the North
and West, while the Democrats have
to make a fight for only onethird in
order to secure control of the House
of Representatives. This handicap
to the Republicans should be a re-
minder to every voter who believes
in the policies of the present Admin
istration. The endorsement of Pres
ident Roosevelt can only be secured
by the election ora Republican Con
gress. The election of a Democratic
Congress would be a reputation of
the Presidents administration and
the policies it represents.
The contest has already taken
shape, not only as to policies, but as
to men. On the one side is the en-
of the Roosevelt Admin
istration, the prosperous condition
of the country, and the legislation
enacted for rate regulation. On the
other side is the reputation of Re
publican policies, and railway rate
regulation, and the advocacy of the
dogma of Government
ownership of railways. There is the
same division as to men. On one
side are Speaker Cannon and mem
beers of the Presidents cabinet, ,advo-
eating on the stump the continuance
of present policies. On the other
side is William Jennings Bryan, op-
posing these policies and again ad-
vocating Socialistic doctrines, even.
more radical than he did in 1896.
The issue is with the voters of the
North and West, and they must
elect two Representatives to one
Democrat in order that there will be
an even chance to overcome the
Solid South and its 100 Democratic
Democratic members without any
contest at the polls.
Voters should he mindful of their
duty and in this district cast their
ballot for f. w. Samuels for Con.
gress.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11
J. f. Reese Killgore,
County Superintendent.

Wellsbero, Oct. GA traverse
jury in court, has awarded Charles
H. Cornelius, of Tioga, $4,000
against the Central Accident Insur-
ance Company, of Pittsburg for the
loss of his left hand in cunning ac-
cident March 25, 1905. The case has
been twice tried in the Tioga county
courts, with the same result.
Cornelius, who is one of the best
known young attorneys in the coun-
ty, was riding in the smoker of "A
train on the Tioga branch of TIL,
Erie railway, when his gun was dis
charged and the charge penetrated
his left arm, necessitating the ampu-
tation at the wrist. The company
refused to pay the insurance, alleg.
ing that the plaintiff was overinsur-
ed and in debt, and that the injury
was not accidental, but for the pur-
pose of getting the insurance.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-10-11

A. M. Loomis, newspaper man
in Westfield, N. Y, sued hotei
keeper for damages because the lat
ter had refused to serve him with
dinner, payment for which he wal,
duly rendered. The landlord said
that Mr.. Loomis had printed un-
kind things about him. This the
court said was no excuse, and judg-
ment of $75 was awarded to the
plaintiff.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-22
iRevoluci6n en- Cuba?

Con fecha del actual telegraffan
de Cayo Hueso que en- aquella ciudad
circulaba con insistencia el rumor de
haber esrallado una revolution en-
Cuba. Decfase que el levantamiento
habfa ocurrido en- la seccion oriental
de ia isla, y participaban en- 6l varios
miles de hombres armados.
LAS autoridades de Washington, .
agrega el parte, han tenido eviden-
temente noticia del suceso, 4 iuzgar
por la ansiedad con que han tratado
de comunicarse con e1 crucero ame-
rlcano Columbia y detenerlo en- su
viaje. La estacion del TELEGRAPH sin
alambres ha estado sefialando al cru
cero toda la noche y Sc enviaron pi-
lotos a la barra para traerlo hoy 4
este puerto. Los marinos destacados
aquf estan sobre las armas, espe-
rando la orden de embarcarse EN- ell
Columbia
Nj Ell consul cubano en- ell Cayo nj
los pasajeros llegados la noche ante
rior de la Habana tenfan noticias de
la insurreccion, Los 1ltimos diieron
que 81 algo ocurrfa debfa ser en- ell
interior de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-22
TembIores en- Chile

Valparaiso, de Mayo.-Se ha sen
lido en- africa otro violento temblor
de TERRA que ha dejado muchas ca
saS inhabitables. Ell sacudimiento
Sc noto tambien en- la immediate ciu-
dad de Tacne y duro dos minutes,
aterrorizando a la poblaci6n.
FL vapor ingles Guatemala" an
clado en- africa, sufri6 una fuerte sa-
cndida.
La comision especial ha desechado
todas las propuestas hechas para la
construction de las obras del puerto
de Valparaiso, fundandose en- que
no sc avienen con las condolences de
la licitacion.
Las uniones obreras estan pidien-
do otra vez la abolicion del derecho
de importation sobre ell ganado va
cuno. Ell pr6ximo presupuesto con
tendra I'm cr6dito para la construc
ci6n de un puerto com ercial en- Tai
cahuano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-22
ReViSta de los TPibunales
CORTE DE DIsTRITo
SECCION SEGUNDA

En- el proceSO contra Juan Torres
Gimenez presenta Ell Lcdo. Tizo1 una
mocion para que sc sef1ale la vista
de la causa en- Ell presente termino
fundandose ell abOgado en- Ell artfcu.
10 1Si del Codigo de Enjuic lam iento
Criminal en- que concede al Tribunal
la facultad discrecional para despa-
char un asunto fuera de turno, sin
perjuicio del orden que en- ell mismc
sc establece.
El sefior Fiscal Sc opone la ad-
mission de la solicitud fundandose en-
preeeptos 1egales.
La Corte resueIve sin lugar la mo
cion en- una razonada manifestation
mediante su Hon. Juez, por con-
sideraciones de no haber tempo ha-
bill en- Ell presente termino, y por la
necesidad de juzgar Ell Jurado un
case de asesinato, libre de todo apa-
sionamiento y parcialidad que Sc i'm
ponen en- los primeros momentos de
la perpetracion del delito.
Sc ha visto en- Ell dfa de hoy el
proceso que sigue el Pueblo de Puer-
ta-Rico contra Arsenic Santana por
ell delito de homicide voluntario:
privando de la vida q Andres Mele-
sio mediante uu disparo de revolver
el dia 9 de Febrero de 1906, en- Ell
barrio de Espinosa del termino del
Dorado.
PrestaroE declaraciones de cargo
los testigos Rafael Flori (comisario);
Manuel Melendez. juez del Dorado;
Floreptino Roman, y ell perito doc
tor Herrero.
FL Fiscal pide para ell procesado
un veredicto de culpabilidad, argu-
mentando su informe.
La defensa estaba encomendada al
Lcdo. Falcon, quien pide la libre abb
soluci6n para su defeudido por exis-
tir la duda racional en- la imputaci6n
del del delito ser las dnicas prue !
bas las indirectas de "decir que diio
Ell interfecto" Sc fila en- la falta de
precedentes de discordias entire la
vfctima y Ell acusado alega que
siendo ell sef1or Fiscal tan activo Y
perspicaz para aportar antecedentes
de culpabilidad y habiendo sido en-
Ell presente case tan exiguo en- sus
pruebas, era razon para Greer en- la
inocencia del acusado Arsenic San
tiago.
Rectifica Ell sefior Fiscal hace un
examen de la prueba hacienda yer la
conformidad de todas las declaracio-
nes Ell seialar como autor del hecho
al que Sc sentaba en- Ell banquillo, y
despues hace deducciones del examen
pericial practicable, y concluye soli-
citando de nuevo al Jurado un we're
dicto de culpabilidad
FL Jurado, despu6s de las instruc-
clones recibidas por la Corte, decla-
70 culpable a Arsenic Santiago, del
delito de homicidio voluntario.
La Corte seflal6 el 5 de Mayo. Q
manana, para ell pr0nunciamiento de
Sentencla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-22
Fl cable de CanariaS

Entire las medidas uroentee o,.
reciama el archipie Iago canario. .seo1Tin
acaba de reconocer Ell minisfro ne r.
Gobernacion, de Espafia Sc encuen-
tran las Was de COMMUNICATION te~~ee
tres marltlmas, postales teleor5s
cas-, terrocarrlleras, tranvias n,terto.
J caoies. Dentro de breves dfas ore
dara reeompuestO Ell cable v;a;d so
Caolz-Casnarlas, pero nadie puede ase-
gurar el tempo que tardara e1 me
rrumplrSe por su mucho uso dee
PerIectos deSpues de veinticrstro
amos que lleva funcionando NJ
traS tantos, las autoridades. Ia nransa
y ei pdblico de EspafIa tiene o,5e 1l,s' ss~
vlrse del cable nuevo francis -
6rest- Dakar' mediante Ell abono he
dos frances por pala bra.
81 Sc realizan los planes one -
atrlbuyen al active { ilustre 80
de Komanones, hombre de er1r,.a1e
mas que de oratoria buena lac 80 G,..
Canarlas contaran dentro De 80. s,a,,e
meseS con un nuevo cable De E<5;9
Canarlas con ramifcaciones - 80.
SulareS. ''1'e : M
Por este cable Sc podra comun;oo~
entire Espaf1a y Las Palmas en- 49, 49,
minutes, y a razon de 90 centfnaos
Por Palabras; Pues con Ia 1fnea srb
marina tantigua y la nueva mel
assegurarse un trafico economics :,
namado a aumentar por la utilidad ;
la tasa reducida. ''''N'''u ,
Calcuiamos que la Inca prinoinal
de este cable Cadiz- Canarjas eostsrs
POGO mas de s millones de ness,o'- $50 : :.
que los Productos de los ingresos Sc
nan de elevar antes de cinco af,os :
mas de 900. 900 pesetas anuales