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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-08
INSANE ANARCHIST
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

New York, Nov. 8.-A Panama spe
cial to the Herald says that Jerman
Kenl, who in 1908 tried to gain ad-
mission to the White House with the
declared intention of killing President
Roosevelt, arrived in Panama yester-
day from Chilli and was put under ar
rest. Physicians declared him insane
and he will be sent back to Chilli.
There are a number of secret service
men now on the Isthmus to look af-
ter the safety of the President. For
weeks the canal police and detectives
have kept close watch on all arrivals.
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RUSSIA SEEKING NEW
ExTRADITlON TREATIES,

st. Petersburg, Nov. 8.-The Rus
sian government, through the foreign
office, has opened negotiations with
other governments WITH view OF
concluding supplementary extradition
treaties covering fugitives accused OF
the preparation or appropriation OF
explosives for use in the manufacture
of bombs, several governments hav.
ing refused to deliver up such often
ders on the ground that their offenses
were political.
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TO MOVE JUNCTION
AWAY FROM TExICO

A report is current in Roswell that
the Santa Fe has decided to move
the junction of the Pecos Valley sys-
tenn and the new Belen cutoff line
from Texico to six or seven miles
west to a point on the cutoff road
that will be made new town and
called Reilly. The new town will be
come the division, instead of Melrose,
according to this report. If this
change is made, the Pecos Valley
road will nave a new track built a
distance of seven or eight miles from
point this side of Texico to Reilly.
Out of Reilly it is proposed to build
the Brownwood, Texas, line in an
easterly direction.
If this report be true, Texico's fu-
ture will be blighted, and Melrose
will not attain the sudden success
that was predicted by it's promoters.
The railroad company has spent con-
as at Texico, and this causes some
doubt as to the truth of the report.
However, the story has been investi-
gated by prominent citizens of Ros-
well, and from men in high connec-
ton with the road absolute confirma
ton of the report has been received.
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Live Stock Market,

Kansas City, Nov 8.-Cattle re
ceipts 1000, including 500 southerns
Market steady. Native steers, 3.90@
$50; southern steers, 2.75@5.OO; sou
tnern cows, 2.O3@3.25; native cows
and heifers, 200@445; stockers and
feeders, 2.60@4.50; bulls, 215@375;
calves, 2.50@6.25; western steers
$40 @5.25; western cows, 2.35@3.50
Sheep receipts, 5000 Market stea
dy- Muttons, 4.5O@575; lambs, SOC
@7.75; range wethers, 4.25@6.OO; fed
ewes, 4.0O@54O
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LORD cURZON TO BE
U. S. ABASSADOR

Washington, Nov. 8.-Lord Curzon,
formerly viceroy of India, is mention
ed in diplomatic circles as the possi-
who retires as British ambassador to
the United States the first of the
year. The fact that Lord Curzon is
now on the sea between Great Brit
ain and this country and has announc
ed that he will visit in this country
for some time, lends color to the ru
NOR
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Death of Carl M. Bird.

From Carlsbad Argus.
The news of the sudden death of
Carl NJ. Bird came in the nature of a
shock to the citizens of Carlsbad, who
knew him as a robust, energetic man.
Mr.. Bird was well known here, and
during his term as clerk of the dis
trict court made friends of every one
coming in contact with him by mis-
affability and kindness and accommo-
dation in matters pertaining to his
office. Socially, he was held in high
esteem, possessing all those qualities
gentleman. Citizens OF Carlsbad join
in expressions of deepest sympathy
for MS bereaved family.
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Something New in Roswell.

E. H. Williams & Co. nave a new
clothing case in their new store that
is the first of it's kind in the Terrific
~. is a large, quarter-sawed oak
cabinet, z by Is feet in lateral dimen-
sions and seven feet high. It is fitted
with racks that slide easily out and
in and carry hangers for the coats
and shelves for vests and trousers
All first class clothing will be kept
in this case. 1t will hold hundreds OF
suits. all free from dust and wrinkles
Every coat will have its separate
hanger.
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The Good Work Started.

ing for Santa Fe, accompanying little
Ruth Pittman, Of Dayton, and Henry
Taylor, of Lake Arthur, to the Terri
torial School for the Deaf and Dumb.
the transportation of children to this
school, and to send these two there
was the work of the Children's Home
finding Society of New Mexico and
Arizona recently organized by Mr..
LukenS
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STUFF LEFT OVER
FROM WEDNESDAY.


Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 7.-Joseph
Howell, Republican, was reelected
congressman by 10000. The Republi-
can state ticket was elected by some
what smaller pluralities. The princi-
pal change from the vote of last year
is the transfer of some 5000 Demo
cratic votes in Salt Lake City to the
Republicans. The Democratic leaders
charge that the change was made in
obedience to the commands of Presi-
dent Smith and the apostles of the
Mormon church, also Senator Reed
Smoot.
Result in North Dakota Uncertain
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 7.-While Repub-
lican headquarters comedies the de-
feat of Knaupf (Rep.) for the SUI
preme court, they still hope that
Sarles has pulled through as COVER
nor. The rest of the Republican tick
ct seems sure of success, with both
branches of the legislature safely Re
publican.
Republicans Win congressman.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. From the
reports, which are slow in coming in,
it is evident that Humphrey, Jones
and Cushman, Republican congress
men, all received heavy majorities.
Doubtful in Montana.
Helena, Mont, Nov. THE count
is proceeding slowly in Silver Bow
county, and until this county is com
J0tN 0I; Ill
in the state are unavailable. Every
thing indicates, however, that Chas
N. Pray is elected by 5000 over Mr.
Walsh, Democrat. The legislature will
be Republican.
LATER Reports from every
county in the state indicate that the
legislature which will elect a senator
o succeed William A. Clark will have
a Republican majority of 13 on joint
ballot
The Probabilities in idaho.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 7.-According to
the returns received this morning it
seems assured that Governor Good
ing, (Rep.) is reelected, although his
SHoWS ASdNy IOSStS lEOu
the vote received in 1904 French, the
Republican candidate for congress,
probably is elected.
Governor Frantx Exonerated.
Washington, D. c., Nov. THE
President has approved the report
of the special committee which COM
plete1y exonerated Governor Teantz
of Oklahoma, of the charges filed
against him.
Consolation for Hawkeye Statesman.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov Reports
from about half the counties of the
state received at political headquar-
tiers indicate that the Republicans
nave carried the state for their en-
tire ticket. By the latest estimate
Cummins will have $4,000 plurality.
Hard on MIR. Bryan.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. with many
precincts missing the Indications are
that Sheldon (Rep.) is elected COVER
nor by $4,000 plurality. The Repub-
licans claim 90 majority in the legis-
lature. This will mean the election
of Norris Brown, the Republican state
conventions choice for u. s. senator
Republicans Carry st. Louis.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns snow that the Republicans
elected the entire city ticket by from
three to six thousand and gave the
state candidates from seven to eight
thousand plurality.
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED
BY SPECIAL GRAND JURY

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. S.-Indict
ments have been returned by the spe
cial Federal grand jury which con
vened in Minneapolis Oct. % to in
vestigate the alleged freight rebates
in the case of various railroads. The
indictments contain 147 counts. The
minimum penalty for conviction in
each case is $1,000 fine and the max
imum $4,000 fine.
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NOT ALToeETHER RE-
PUBLICAN IN IOWA

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. S.-Latest es-
Inmates show that the plurality of
10000, with chances tnat some of the
rest of the state officers will run
above that. The Democrats gained
six members in the state senate and
eleven in the house, but the legisla-
ture will be Republican. Final re
turns show that Congressman Lacey
has been defeated for reelection in
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE
IN CALIFORNIA FIGURES.

San Francisco, Nov. S.-Fuller re-
turns do not materially change the
first showing, and the indications are
that the Republican party elected it's
entire ticket. Gillett is elected COVER
nor by plurality exceeding 10000
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CHAIRMAN JONES SAYS
LARRAZOLO BY 900

today received the following tele-
gram:
"Albuuuerque, N. M, Nov 8.-Re-
suits still in doubt. AS l figure, the
majority of neither candidate can
reach more than 500. We THINK
Larrazolo elected. Larrazolo carries
Grant county by 600, Rio Arriba by
100. Looks as if Andrews mad carried
Sandoval by 49,. Valencia by 1000
and Socorro by $50.
(Signed) P. F. McCANNA.
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From Another Correspondent.

East Las Vegas, N. M, Nov T.
,Returns from fourteen precincts in
Colfax county clearly indicate that
the entire Republican county ticket
has been elected, with the exception
of county assessor which is still in
have been elected by substantial ma
iorities. Andrews majority in Colfax
county will be about 1000. Statehood
in that county carried by more than
one thousand majority.
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. S.-02: 800
Larrazolo seems elected by about 500.
He has carried Grant county by al
most 700, Taos. small majority, Rio
Arriba 15O Andrews claims Valencia
by 1.6OO, Colfax 1000, Socorro 500
and Sandoval $50. Result is close and
doubtful.
The returns for delegate are com
ing in slowly. Larrazolo made heavy
gains in all. the northern counties,
and his election seems almost GER
tain. The Republican committee is
now claiming Andrews election by
1,200. but the returns do not justify
the claim.
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ, Nov. 8-Tempera-
ture--Max-, 65; min, 35; mean, SO.
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; stationa-
ry temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. s.
(2:56 p. m. today)-Larrazolo has
probably carried San Miguel county
by 900 votes. About forty-five pre-
cincts have been heard from with
eight still out.
With the possible exception of
school superintendent, the entire Re
publican ticket of the county has
been elected with majorities running
up to 1,5OO. Antonio Lucero, the De
mocratic candidate for superintend-
ent, leads in the precincts heard
from by a few votes.
= The election of Larrazolo for dele
gate to congress is claimed by Ter
ritorial Chairman A. A. Jones. He
says: 81 HAVE NO DOUBT WHAT
EVER BUT THAT LARRAZOLO HAS
BEEN ELECTED DELEGATE BY
1000 MAJORITY
(The above dispatch was sent by
The Daily Optic, a strong Andrews
paper.-Ed.)
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. T.
Larrazolo for delegate gets 500 ma
jority in this county. The city went
for him by III, and "old-town" by
"a. The whole Republican ticket was
elected for legislature and county.
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Andrews Majorities.

This leaves Dona Ana, Lincoln, Nc
Kinley, Mora, Otero, Union, Guada-
lupe, Quay and Sierra counties. These
counties are all close, and may be
carried either way. These counties in
1904 gave Andrews 597 majority over
Money, the Democratic candidate. If
this ratio of gain for the Democratic
candidate is maintained in the other
counties yet to be heard from, LARA
zolo undoubtedly is elected.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-08

A meeting of the football enthus-
lasts of Roswell will be held tonight
at seven O'Clock at Hamilton Bros.
tailor shop for the purpose of dis
cussing the organization of a team
= play the Military Institute team
on Thanksgiving.
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Notice,

The party who took the bicycle
from the rear of the First National
Bank Wednesday night was seen taxi
ing it, but if returned at once prose
cution will not be entered against
same. 15t2s
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ELECTED BY DEMOCRATS.

New York, Nov. S.-With 8 counties
in the state still to be heard from,
Chanler, the Democratic and Indepen-
dence League candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, has the lead over Bruce
(Rep.) of 14,291.
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Democratic Mayor in Detroit.

Detroit, Micn., Nov. 8.-With one
precinct to hear from. VIM. B. Thomp
son (Dem-) has defeated Mayor Geo.
P. Codd for reelection by three thou
sand
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Later Returns from Eddy County.

Special to the Daily Record.
Carlsbad, N. NJ, Nov. 7.-Later re-
turns show the vote as follows: Lar
razolo 847, Andrews 2S5: Statehood,
Yes S26, No 252; Mullens S4S, Car
mack 315.
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the Sixth district by D. W. Hamil-
ton, Democrat. In the First and Sec
ond districts, for some time in doubt,
the Republicans elected their candi-
dates.
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W. Fl. Godair has arrived from Chi
cago to remain a week looking after
business and property interests. He
has been over in Texas disposing of
some land
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Carried by over Six Hundred

Special to the Daily Record.
Carlsbad, N. NJ, (2:3O p. m.) Nov.
S.-Larrazolo has carried this county
by 61O majority.
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A unique clock is attracting con-
siderable attention in L. B. Boellner's
window.
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Mrs. Ware and daughter. OF Dex-
ter. were here shopping today.
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WANTAD.- Bell Boy at cilkeson Ho
tel. Apply at once. It
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Jail refused to talk, except to say that
he had sufficient cause.
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Chairman Jones confident.

Special to the Daily Record.
Las Vegas, N. M. Nov. S.-The re-
turns are slow and indefinite. and sew
eral counties not heard from. We es-
innate that Larrazolo is elected by a
small majority
0Signed) A. A. JONES.
Territorial Democratic Chairman.
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$500 REWARD.

B. Cleve came UP from Lower Pc
nasco this morning, bringing in the
returns from that district
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The result of the election held
Tuesday for delegate is still in doubt.
Returns received in the Record Of
fee from over the Territory show
that neither candidate can be elected
by more than five hundred majority.
Chairman Jones, of the Democratic
Territorial Committee claims that
Larrazolo is elected by about 1000.
Bursum claims about 1000 for And
rews. The returns as they continue
to come in increase the majorities
given Larrazolo, while those given
Andrews are being steadily cut down.
Bursum, however, says Andrews ma
jority cannot be hammered much be-
low the two thousand mark"
The following are the majorities by
counties, so far as received in this
office:
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ReauIt stiII in DoubI

Judge G. A. Richardson, of Roswell.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-03
LIQUID

Simply to please friends of my old liquid form
OF DR.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy, yon can
now get either the tablet FORM or the LIQUID.
changed from the liquid to the tablets. simply
to satisfy large contingent who believed and
quite correctly, that tablet is more conven-
lent to carry and to take. But thousands have
written me since August, 1904-when the change
was made--vigorously protesting They have
plead Increasingly for DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Remedy liquid form. And finally, to fully
satisfy all. l have at last granted the request
Both tablet and liquid can now be had from
your Druggist.He may be out of the liquid rern-
edy but can easily secure it for you. Show
him this announcement.
The contentment that will now naturally exist
because of the change, will in itself prove
gratifying to me as well
Racine. Wis, 4-29-19O6. c. l. Shoop, MD.
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sey, rector of st. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal church Of Rochester, N. Y,
who is on trial before an ecclesIasti-
cal court for heresy, is shattered by
the court, which refused to hear tes-
timony of doctrinal experts.
| Two hundred Italians and Poles, the
largest number of immigrants ever de-
ported on one ship, are excluded by
the inspectors at New York, and, mis-
cradle and almost penniless, start
back for Europe on the liner Moltke.
The Tenth Iowa district republican
convention renominates Congressman
Conner and administers rebuke to
Secretary Shaw by killing resolu-
ton indorsing him.
The Illinois senate passed the pri-
mary bills, but the house is afflicted
With a severe case of spring fever,
and takes five day vacation. The
governor and other party leaders hope
to bring about an effective caucus on
Tuesday.
Distress and suffering of tens Of
thousands of refugees camped in
parks and vacant lots in and near
San Francisco is increased by heavy
rain. The soldiers give effective aid
in taking care of the homeless.
Followers of Mayor Schmidt of San
francisco declare the great loss by
lire was due to inadequate water SER
vice, their charges reviving a politi-
cal issue that has been important in
several city campaigns.
Secretary Metcalfe, after an investi-
cation on the scene, telegraphs to the
president an encouraging report on
the situation in San Francisco. He
estimates the dead at 800 and the in
jured at 1000.
Daniel H. Burnham, who laid out
the plans for the identifying of San
Francisco, returned to Chicago and
says that the coast city now has I'M
limited possibilities in the direction
William E. Curtis writes of the fab
ulously rich mines of gold and silver
IN Mexico and of their development
for the last $50 years.
Church has OutgrOwn blind faith in
creeds as the sole guide, and the
creeds must be interpreted in the
light of the scripture and in a lib
eral manner, contends Rev. DR.. Crap
sey of Rochester N. Y, the Protes-
Lant Episcopal clergyman who is on
rial for heresy.
Professor Erich Muenter a teacher
N Harvard university, is charged by
the police of Cambridge, Mass, with
wife murder. He left that city with
he body of his wife several days ago
that he would have her
buried in Chicago.
Mrs. Florence G. Sutro, female law.
yer, club woman and musician, dies
1t New York.
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llHe Win the pOilcleS adVOcdted D,
President Roosevelt are taken il
Washington to mean that he may b,
the executives choice as successor.
A. C. Fulmar, formerly engaged il
coal mining in West Virginia, testi
fed before the interstate commerce
commission that Senator Elkins
forced him out of the commercial
field.
Managers of the Western Union In
surance companies in Chicago will
meet to consider the question of in
creasing rates, and will send COM
mittee to New York to confer with
union managers there.
Shorts in May wheat are, made ner-
vous by the talk of high winds, high
temperatures and dust storms in Kan
sas. Corn and oats are being moved
out rapidly for the east and for ex-
port.
| st. Paul road adds two new trains
| between Chicago and Milwaukee on an
hour and fifty-five-minute schedule.
New York banks, in their weekly
statement, show a drop of nearly So
100000 in their surplus cash reserve.
The International Harvester COM
pany and the railroads centering in
Chicago have settled their demurrage
troubles.
Net earnings of the United States
Steel Corporation in the quarter ended
March 81 are $50, 400, an increase
OF $13,6O8,594 over last year.
Charles w. Morse, the ice king has
decided to erect a 100000 palace
in Fifth avenue, New York With the
land and furnishings the total cost of
this home will be about 100000.
Safe and magnificent are to be the
buildings of the new San Francisco,
the residents having learned their
lesson from earthquake and fire and
being determined to make the city
more magnificent than ever.
Governor Pardee of California. ang-
cred by the reflections cast on the
state troops, attends conference in
San Francisco, where he is told that
the services of the militiamen are
appreciated, but that there is no fur
Their need for them
More than $4,000 is realized for |
the San Francisco relief fund by the
entertainment in the Bernhardt tent
in Chicago.
Washington authorities decide to |
send to San Francisco the $500 addi-
tional troops asked by General Gree
ley and the Twenty-seventh regiment
at Fort Sheridan is ordered to be in
readiness.
Representative Boutell of Chicago
in speech in the house at Washing
ton defends the Elgin Watch com
pany against charges made by Rep
resentative Rainey recently and gives
high praise to the management of the
Petitions asking for a rehearing in
the ninety-nine year cases are pre-
sented by the Chicago Traction COM
panies to the United States supreme
court
The relations between churh and
state in Mexico are more amicable
than they have been at any time since
the fall of the empire.
Texas was swept by tornado.
which destroyed several villages,
killing many persons and injuring
hundreds. Fire follows the storm.
completing the destruction.
Officer of Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance company testifies in leg
islative investigation at Milwaukee
that he considers Chicago real estate
first class security for loans.
Major Huntoon, correspondent in
the Duke divorce SUIT, was fond of
buttoning and unbuttoning Mrs.
Dukes dresses, and gave her night
gQMnS which Mnrn CO thin slat ..l,a