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pirant for it ever since he gave it up
several years ago.
The contest was for six rounds
The first two were listless, but in the
last four Nelson rushed the fighting
and had the better of it all the time.
In each of the four rounds he had
Terrible Terry all but out, and the
decision was only what Terry's own
friends would have rendered. There
was no doubt, or room for doubt, as
to the decision. Nelson has establish
ed his reputation more firmly than
ever
The receipts of the fight were $21,-
900. OF this amount the fighters re-
ceived: Nelson, 1885 and McGovern,
$3.50.
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LIBRARY OPEN NEXT WEEK.
Furniture and Big Consignment of
Books are Here Some of the
Donations that Have
Been Made.

The trustees have been working for
ry ready for public use. The furni-
ture has arrived and has been set in
place. The chairs, tables, ETC., are
made of oak and are very nice in ev-
cry way, having cost 500 delivered
in Roswell. Books to the value of
81 100 have been received The libra
ry is being set to rights by the jani-
tor and the books will be on the
shelves next week, and although they
will not be catalogued so as to permit
them being taken from the library,
ing they want The trustees have
spent all their money and still the Ii
brary has only fourth of the books
it ought to have. With donation of
thousand dollars from the town a
very fair collection of books could be
made up. Some public spirited citi-
zen should take up this matter at once
Some companies have made valua-
BILE donations. The Electric Light
Company has donated the lights ami
the Telephone Company mas donated
the phone at the library The Record
has donated the Daily and Weekly
Record
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HE KILLED TWO.
Race Track Man Shoots Wife and
Actress Friend.


Actress Friend.
New York, March 15.-Lous Nosser
race track man locked his wife in
her bath room today and then shot
and killed Miss Stella Reynolds an ac-
tress who was visitor at the house
and killed himself Reynolds is said
to have been formerly an intimate
friend of Nosser The deed was the
consequence of a stormy scene last
night when the actress called at the
Nosser home. The wife is reported
to have objected to the call and dur
ing the argument which followed Nos
ser swallowed a small dose of lauda-
mum. Both women united in saving
him and Miss Reynolds remained all
night with the wife. This morning
when Mrs. Nosser was in the bath
room her husband locked the door and
after heated words with Miss Rey-
nolis began shooting.
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PATRONS MEETING.

To Be Held at Central School Build
ing at 7:3o p. m. Saturday, Mar. II.
Violin Solo, Romance Ex Tyroli-
enne," Stanley Norvell ;.
Relation of Parent to Child" Col.
J. w. Wilson
Length of School Hours Mrs.
Percy Evans.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. E. A. Lewis
Relation of Community to Teach
er," Mrs. M. NJ. Garland
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Williamson.
Prevention of Disease Dr. Gal
loway.
Reading, Mr.. Stanton Allen
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submit an estimate which probably
would aggregate s15O,OOO.
AN UNUSUAL ARREST.
Bank Cashier Struggled Away to
Avoid Haheas Corpus.

Bank Cashier Struggled Away to
Avoid Haheas Corpus.
Cincinnati, o., March 15.-Thomas
J. Davis, cashier of the First National
Bank of this city was arrested in a
sensational manner last night for fail
ing to appear as a witness before the
Drake investigating committee. He
was returned to this city today on a
Writ of .Habeas Corpus Davis acted
refusing to appear before the com
mittee holding that information which
was sought from him was absolutely
confidential and which he had no
right to make public. The committee
attorney fearing an attempt to arrest
in the ordinary way would cause
delay through habeas corpus and le-
gal contest which would follow, took
the unusual means of arresting him
and then hurrying him from the City
in, an automobile before the local
courts could issue. The party in the
automobile was taken to Sharon, 10
miles from this city, where a traction
car was taken for Dayton. At that
city the train was taken for Spring
field where they stopped at a hotel.
Officers arrived from Cincinnati with
copies of the Habeas Corpus this morn
ing and the prisoner was released.
The Drake committee summoned Da-
Wis to testify whether the bank paid
a guaranty or interest to County
Treasurer Hynicka, as a means of Sc
curing the deposits of county funds.
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Auditors Found Guilty.

Indianapolis, Ind. March, 15.-Dav
id E. Sherrick former auditor of
State, was today found guilty of en-
bezzlement. He was tried on charge
of the misuse of $127,OO0 belonging
to the State. He resigned on demand
of the Governor and the money has
since been paid back to the State
Treasurer
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A carrinston Decision.

Manila, P. J., March 15.-The SUI
preme court of the Islands confirmed
the decision of the lower court in the
Major in the United States army.
Darlington now will appeal 70 the
United States Supreme court Car
rington was convicted February last,
of falsifying vouche 5 and dismissed
from the army
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Washington, D. c., March Is A
caucus of House Insurgents on the
Statehood bill adjourned at 2:1O to-
day. The Insurgents" decided TO at.
tend the house conference today and
to vote in a body to concur in the Sen
ate amendments to th" hill. If this
to accept bill for two states if the
Foraker amendment for referendum
Mexico be retained. There were thir
ty members present and they do not
consider the conference will be bind
ing on the participants.
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A TERRIBLE INJURY
j. A. Williams Has Leg Broken and
Bones Protrude Through the
Flesh

DR. J. A Williams. veterinary sur
Mr.. j. A. Williams, head foreman
at the G. M. Slaughter ranch was ter
ribly injured yesterday afternoon at
the Slaughter place east of town. He
was branding colts and one of them
fell on him in such a way as to break
both bones in his left leg, just above
the ankle The break is most ser
the flesh and skin. He will be laid
up at least two months
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EXPLOSION is FATAL.
Hot Metal Injuries Eight and Some
May Die.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 15.-An ex-
ing mill of the Edgar Thompson Steel
Works at Braddock, Penna, early
today resulted in the serious injury
of eight men, all terribly burned and
a number may die The explosion oc-
Cured while the men were at work
in the cinder pit
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TO PREVENT COAL STRIKE.
Operators and Miners Again Meet and
Discuss Matters.

Indianapolis, Ind. March 15.-The
National Convention of the United
Mine Workers of America opened at
ten this morning with over a thousand
delegates present representing 1861
locals. The convection was called by
President Mitchell to consider ques-
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War Veteran Dead.

Green Lake, March 15.-John w.
Norton, a veteran OF the civil war,
died at his home yesterday. Mr.. Nor
ton was one of the squad that cap
tured Jefferson Davis
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Deadlock on Morocco.

Algerciras, March 15.-The Moroc-
can situation is unchanged. Complete
Deadlocks prevail. The Interrupted
discussion is due to the lack of elias
ITCHY of the French and German in,
structions.
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Washington. D. c., March 15.-Sen-
ator Tillman today presented to the
Senate his report from the Commit
tee on Interstate Commerce on the
House railroad rate bill which ex-
pressed his views but he did not pre-
tend to speak for any member of the
committee. II embodied clear and
concise statement of the differences
covering the court review features
and other proposed amendments that
had made an unanimous report from
the committee impossible. Without
hesitation the Senator declared it to
he his belief that the bill should be
amended and this could be best ac-
complished by following the Presi-
phasized the need of regarding the
measure as non-partisan but predicted
that the issue created will be para
mount in the next presidential cleo
tion.
Senator Tfllman prefaced his report
by speaking of the peculiar circum
stances ruling the committee actions
on the House bill which made it an
embarrassing task to submit views
that would be concurred in by the
committee as a whole.
Instead of being amended in COM
mittee as is usual the bill was bro't
into the Senate in a form not entire
ly satisfactory to any two members.
Party lines were broken down in the
committee and the bill is in the Sen
ate by reason of the five minority
party uniting with the three MAORI
ty.
while these eight Senators report
ed the bill there are radical differenc-
es of opinion among them as to the
amendments needed. This lack of
harmony brings about an anomalous
situation in which members of the
minority are put in charge of legis-
lation generally regarded as a Cher
ished Scheme of the President with
whose general policy and principles
those members are not in accord. At
the same time the bill is designed to
carry into effect his own long Cherish
ed convictions and thrice reinstated
demands of the party to which he be-
longs
For this reason Tillman says, brings
out the fact more clearly that the bill
is non-partisan and declares Woe
viii be the harvest" to any member
who seeks to XIII the bifl by subter-
fuge and deception.
The Townsend resolution confer
ring aditional power on the Inter
state Commerce Commission to make
a special investigation authorized in
the TiIlman-Gillespie resolution pas
sed the House today. The resolution
was amended by striking out $4,000
as the appropriation on statement
by Tanner that the Commission to
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Mrs. ]. B. Raschbaum left last night
for Ell Paso. where she will visit few
days and then leave with a party of
friends for California. where she will
spend the summer for the beneft of
her health.
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Battle ship to China.

Manila, p l., March 15.-The Battle
ship Ohio, flagship of Rear Admiral
Train will leave for Shanghi next
Monday to join the cruisers Raleigh
and Cincinnati
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u. @. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)
observation taken at 6 a. m

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell. NM, March 15.-Tempera
ture max. 81. min. Al, mean 40; preci-
pitation in inches and hundredths. 90
wind. dir. s., veloc. 5; weather. clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
M. WRIGHT.
omcial In Charge
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Maynard eunsul Sells Out.

Maynard Gunsul, of Albuquerque
has sold his stock in the Roswell Elec
tric Light Company to the other stock
holders and resigned his office as gen
eral manager. Luther Stoye-, local
manager of the company received
word to that erect today.
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The Porte Yields.

Constantinople, March 15.-The Am
erican legation here acknowledged
the note of Porte yielding to the
American demand for admission duty
free at Beirut of all consignments for
the American school in Syria
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DEPEW is ILL.
Will Not be Able to Attend Present
Session.

SESSION.
Washington, D. c., March 15.-Sen-
ator Platt last night for the first time
virtually admitted that his colleague
Senator Depew is i'll, and unable to
perform his official duties. He de-
clined to discuss the nature of De.
pew's illness or to comment in any
way on its cause but said his col
league was at his residence in New
York and really a sick man Platt
does not expect him to resume du-
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Oil Investigation Resumed.

New York, March 51.-The Stan
dard Oil Investigation conducted by
the State of Missouri, scheduled to be
resumed here today. adjourned until
March %. Henry wollman acting for
HadIey said both sides agreed to the
postponement.
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Miss LOrette Winston left last night
for Dexter for a visit with relatives
accompanying home her grandfather
S. E. Waskom Sr., who was here for
short stay. Miss Durel WaskOm
also went to Dexter for a short stay.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. MAR. Is
BY A VOTE OF 126 TO 35 THE RE.
ED TO STAND BY THE HOUSE
STATEHOOD BILL.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gunsul are
large boy at their home last night.
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tor Depew who is i'll at his home in
New York City denied last night that
the condition of his patient is critical
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NELSON AN EASY WINNER.
In Six Rounds the Husky Dane Whips
Terry McGovern and Defends
the Worlds Championship

Philadelphia, Pa, March 15.-In. a
six-round contest in this city last
night Battling Nelson the lightweight
champion pugilist of the world, defen
ded his title and received decision
over Terry McGovern. who formerly
held the belt and has been an as
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CAUCUS SUPPORT
HOUSE STATEHOOD Bill
TWO CONFERENCES

Republican "insurgents" to Vote to
Concur With Senate Amendments,
Then will Accept Joint Statehood
Bill for Two States.
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Washington.-The Republicans of
the House went into caucus on the
statehood bill at 3:05
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A CLOSE AGREEMENT
Annapolis Cadets conspire to Prevent
High Standard of Scholarship
Briliancy has Been Discouraged.

Boise, Idaho, March 15-Attorneys
for the imprisoned leaders of the Yves
tern Federation, Meyer Haywood aid
Pettibone today presented a petition
for writs of Habeas Corpus to Judge
Beatty, in the u S. District Court.
The Judge took the matter under ad-
visement. The petition contains pra
ctically the same statements as were
made before the State Supreme Court
which Tuesday refused to grant writs
Orchard was taken to Caldwell today
to be arraigned before District Judge
Frank Smith under an indictment
charging him with the murder of
Steunenberg.
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PRESENTS COMMITTEE REPORT
TO THE SENATE ON THE
HOUSE BILL.
NON-PARIlSAN MEASURE

TilIman Believes the Bill Should be
Amended and Advocates Following
The Presidents Message to Con-
gres.-PecuIiar Petition of the Sem
ate Committee.
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Heavy Shows in the East.

New York, March 15.-The most
severe storm of the winter began here
last night and continued today.
Washington, March ia heavy
snow storm prevailed in and around
followed by a steady down pour of
rain. Telegraph and telephone ser
vice has been affected by the story
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L. S. District Judge Beatty, this af-
pus petitioned for by the Attorneys
for Meyer Haywood and Pettibone, re
turnable Monday, when the matter
will be argued and submitted.
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Washington, D. c., March 15.-The
Midshipmen at Annapolis have been
conspiring to prevent nigh standard
of scholarship according to a state
ment of Secretary Bonaparte before
the house committee on Naval affairs
today Bri.liancy has been discourag-
ed and a sort of trade union agree
ment to hold All midshipmen on a
dead level so far as Class reports are
concerned has been in existence so
the secretary told the committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26

Fresh from her London triumph In Ber-
nard Shaw's Major Barbara" Annie
Russell will be seen tonight at the Provi-
dence Opera House In Paul Kester's play.
Friend Hannah" a great personal tri-
umph in London I'm a play that was rela-
lively speaking a failure with English au-
dlences. Miss Russell made her debut be-
fore a London audience in Bret Harte's
Sue" The piece failed but the engage
ment caused a sensation, because IL pre-
sented something novel, woman whose
youth and assumption OF innocence and
inexperience were so convincing that the
theatre and its painted canvass and other
theatric devices were forgotten.
Miss Russell's recent engagement there
in Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara" was
a repetition OF her former London expert
ence. But II was Annie Russell and not
the Shaw play that was responsible for
the long run of the attraction this win
ter. AS Friend Hannah" in Paul Kes-
ter's play OF that name IL is said Miss
Russell presents a charming picture OF
the time OF George ILL., telling beau
tiful love story with an under current
OF sentimental self-sacrifce. Annie Rus
sell enacts the part of n simple Quaker
maiden who wins the heart and hand OF
her king and whose unselfsh devotion
causes her 20 give UP her royal husband
when he discovers who he is and realizes
that she stands between him and the full
filment OF his duty.
Brown would again he victor yesterday,
%.
The subscription list for the Albee Stock
companys season at Keith's opened this
morning. and I'm no previous season of
the stock company at that popula. play
house mas there been such brisk interest
and so many subscribers booked I'm enc
day. The frame OF photographs on the
entire Albee company for ,ho coming sca-
son has also attracted much attention.
TIE members OF the company arc ALL In
appearance. distinguished ana attractive.
and many excamations nf admiration ave
heard on all sides What Is more, ~ re-
ports from other cities are true, the MEM
bere ~ the new Albee company can act.
too. and very delightful 'eason Is prom
ised
II YOU want 60 enjoy T. ipng laugh OF
20 minutes duration. don't fail 20 see
Smith and Campbell at Keitn's this week
They are not only the best ~ oil con-
vcrsational comedians hut should be
given a place Of honor I'm tho Hall of
Fame for having originated everything
IN their act or probably no other team
~ conversationalists can 81 truth 'dily
be said that they originate everything.
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The Pain
family

You know them; they are
numerous, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
names of the family are Head
ache, Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Stomach ache, Neu-
ralgia, etc. They are sentinels
that warn you of any derange-
ment of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex-
hausted or irritated, Headache
makes you miserable; If the
stomach nerves arc weak, in
digestion results, and YOU
double up with pain, and il the
more prominent nerves are al
fected, Neuralgia simply makes
life uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain is TO soothe and
strengthen the nerves. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless il
taken as directed.
'T find DIT. Miles Anti-Paln Pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming head
ache neuralgia and distressing pains
of all sorts. l have used them for the
past seven years I'm this capacity with
the best OF results"
MRS. JOE MERRILL. Peru, Ind.
YOUR DRUGGIST, who Will guarantee that
the FIRST package Will benefit W II
fails, he will return your money.
IS doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk
Miles Medical Co., Ehhart, Ind
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The second annual dinner OF tho Edge
wood Yacht club was given at the Eloise
last evening. About 200 covers were laid
and GOV. Utter was present as the guest
OF honor and speaker Of the evening.
The han was handsomely decorated
with club emblems, code flags pennants'
and the stars and Stripes.
The commodore's flag was run up at the
head table, which was equipped with
lights for the night, lanterns to port and
larboard
The menu cards with marlin hitchod
covers were miniature copies OF the club
signal and contained half-tones OF Conn
modore George II. Babbitt and his flag
ship Gypsy.
Gov. Utter and Pres H. NJ Mays OF
the club led the procession into the BAN
uuet hall shortly after $ o'clock. Ma
gure's Savory orchestra was stationed
In the balcony and the Schumann quartet,
consisting OF George Wheelock. Irving
Irons. Mr.. Shaw and Percy Smith, sang
after each address.
The season OF after dinner speaking
lasted over two hours. and the amateur
tars greatly enjoyed H..
Commodore Babbitt was the first speak
er OF the evening and made very witty
address
The announcement that the club cruise
would he held from July 2S 20 Aug. was
the signal for lusty cheers.
Gov Utter spoke about "the big ID. II
suppose you are all captains, said he, III
50 there is one thing lacking here, and
that is profanity. You can't sail a craft
successfully without a vigorous use OF
the big big D. That is the thing that Is
needed i'm Rhode Island. man who Will
use the u. and use II with authority. That
is the veto.
'It is time that the people OF Rhode
Island gave their governor the right "a
veto. (Cries Of Right! and applause)
care not from what section of the state
he comes IL he isn't NJ 10 exercise tne
power. he isn't ht 10 be governor ! am
asking a favor not that. will make a boss,
but that allows one man to stand between
the majority and the minority.
''If there is anything that ] should un-
dertake to emphasize I'm a campaign, IL Is
that the time has come when we snouio
cease TO be a state among states In this
respect / say this TO you, because you
| are sailormen. / ask you 10 get aboard
the ship that will bring this power To the
chief executive, whoever he may be-
Rev. Frank j. Goodwin's humor was
| HDolltUtOu anu Nv heA 0NiN' > 'NN' -
| TO tell He said:
! II believe everyone who follows the
water learns a great many things. one
| OF these is not TO be In a hurry, another
| is not TO take risks. It's a good principle
in war. and politics, and boats, not tC
| underestimate your enemy
when a man tries 10 sell you hot ail
preferred. he is probably handing yol
| common freeze out.
I'VE are all anxious 70 tinker with the
| Ten Commandments. But the great mer
OF our country have been men or sterlinl
| honesty Robert +. Lee was asked e
| become president OF al insuranc ecom
pany at what was considered a big sal
airy. He refused on the ground that h,
had not the necessary ability Someon.
said TO him. You have influence with IN.
southern people Lee replied, What in
fIuence l have with the southern peopl
Is not for sale. "