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NO AUTHORITY TO INVESTIGATE
Court Saves the OFFICERS of Cincinnati
and Hamilton County.

Cincinnati. o., Apr. 1.-THE state
senate had no authority to authorize
an investigation of the public officers
of Cincinnati and Hamilton county as
carried on by the Drake committee,
according to a decision by the Com
mon Pleas court in this city today.
The decision was made in the case
of Thomas J. Davis, cashier of the
First National Bank of this city, who
refused to appear and was arrested.
The court holds that the committee
had exercised judicial and not legis-
latfve power. and that the senate
was without right to authorize an in
vestigation of the kind conducted.
The cashier was right in refusing to
answer, the information requested be-
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Home Ice in -Four Weeks.

George F. Blashek stated to Rec
ord reporter this morning that he
would have his ice plant on North
Spring River in operation in about 3
or four weeks. He has a six ton plant
but hopes to increase its capacity to
eight tons per day. He promises to
make as low rate as possible to give
wages to his men and a small interest
on his investment.
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OR nandS Sun LnbreL las Il e~~Pc

developed the fact that they are ra-
ther tenacious for the last amend
ment and insist upon separate vote
of the two territories. The house con-
ferees seem more disposed to stand
for their original bill than before,
which would mean no agreement.
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Strike Riot in Pennsylvania.

Johnstown, Pa, Apr. 17.-After the
weeks of anxiety the situation brought
about by the controversy of the coal
miners with the operators eliminated
last night in a riot at Windber, near
this city Three men are dead and
a number injured, and throughout
the night the town was patrol1ed by
armed guards. The shooting was
brought about by an assault upon the
Jail made by striking miners, who at
tempted to rescue their comrades
who had been arrested. The dead are
principally foreigners, and were min
ers out on a strike. They are Pietro
Martini. Antonio Mazua and Paul
Zills. Curtis Kester, aged 10 years
bystander, was wounded during the
trouble and will probably die
The situation became so fierce
that the sheriff was summoned from
Somerset to take charge of affairs
and the governor was asked for the
sending of troops. This morning all
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Strike Demonstrations in France.
Lens, France, Apr. 17.-Strike de
monstrations have been resumed here
and at Montigny an attempt has been
made to blow up a church. Serious
damage was done and number of
arrests have been made
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Ingersoll sells r. r. tickets.
O. D. White is Married.

o. D. White, whose ranch is 25
miles northeast of Roswell, and who
lives on North Hill, left last Tuesday
for Memphis, Texas, and now comes
the news that he was married Sun
day at Memphis to Miss Mary Shar-
ell. They will be in Roswell April 20.
and will be at home at 1414 n. Mo.
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Plea of Immunity Denied.

Kansas City, Mo-, Apr. 17.-In the
rebate cases in the U. S. District
Court here today the plea of immuni
the basis of the decision by Judge
Humphrey at Chicago in the beef
trust cases was denied.
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Wool Market Firm.

Boston, Mass, Apr. 1.-THE wool
market remains firm, though it is qui-
citing down. Trading the past week
largely centered about foreign grades
on account of the shrinkage of the
domestic supply.
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FEELING Is INTENSE
Strike Riot in PennsyIvania.-Thre
Trouble with Strikers in France.

Springfield. Mo-. Apr. 17.-Suppress-
ed excitement pervaded all classes of
people at the opening of the fourth
day of the Springfield race war. The
arrest of half a dozen men accused
of completely in Saturday nights
lynching had the effect of clearing
the streets of boasters, but the peo-
pie were infiamed further when it be-
came known that another negro was
killed last night by a white boy in
self defense. This lends force to the
feeling against the negroes and it is
still apparent that something serious
may result.
Some one. supposed to be negroes,
fired two bullets early this morning
of. the young woman whom Leslie
Peters was escorting home last night
when they were attacked by negroes
and he shot and killed one of them.
Several hours later two bullets were
fired through the window of the bed
room occupied by Mrs. Fielder and
her three babies No one was hurt.
but the family became panic stricken.
Mr.. Fielder was away at the time,
and the fact of the shooting did not
become known until today, when it
added to the excitement against the
negroes
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w. NJ. Reed, the engineer, left this
afternoon for Carlsbad, where he is
experimenting the work on the gov
ernment dam. He states that there
are now fifty teams and rs men at
work on the dam.
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Washington, D. c., Apr 17,-Pres-
congress the following message relat-
ing to insurance legislation:
ITO THE SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE
Il herewith transmit the report and
recommendations with accompanying
papers of the insurance convention
which met February last in Chicago.
The convention was called because of
the extraordinary disclosures of
wrongful insurance methods recently
made by the Armstrong legislative
committee of the state of New York
the suggestion that it be called com
ing originally from Governor John A.
Johnson, of Minnesota. The conven-
ton consisted of about 100 governors
attorney generals and commissioners
of insurance. The convention was
seeking. to accomplish uniformity of
insurance legislation throughout the
states and territories, anu as the
prime step toward this purpose deci
ueu " SEIZURE inc clldCLIHShI ny Co1-
gress of proper insurance code for
the District of Columbia, which
might serve as a model for the sever
al states. Before adjourning the con-
vention appointed committee of
three attorney generals and twelve
commissioners of insurance of var
ious states to prepare and have pre-
sented to congress a bill which
should embody the features suggest
ed at the convention.
This committee recently met in
Chicago, and in thorough and pains
bill which should at once be protect
i've of the policy holders and fair and
just to the insurance companies, and
which should prevent graver evils
and abuses of the business and at the
same time forestall any wild or dras-
tic legislation which would be more
harmful than beneficial
'HThe proposed bill is discussed at
| length in the accompanying letter by
Supt. Thos. E. Drake, of the Depart
ment of Insurance of the District of
Columbia. l earnestly hope that con.
gress at the earliest opportunity will
enact this bill into law with such
| changes as it's wisdom may dictate
| | have no expert familiarity with the
| insurance business, but l have entire
| faith in the right judgment and single
| minded purpose of the insurance con
vention which formulated the meas
ure herin advocated. We are not tl
be pardoned if we fail to take every
| step in our power to prevent the pos
sibility of a repetition of such scan
| dals as those that whave occurred
in connection with the insurance bu
siness as disclosed by the Armstrong
committee. (Signed)
| THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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A. NJ. Stevenson, of Denver. one
of the leading lawyers of Colorado
is here to assist in the defense of
the Tallmadges in the alleged land
fraud cases.
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U. 9. WEATHER sUREAu.
(Local Report.)

observation taken at a. m)
Roswell, N. NJ, Apr. 17.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. So; min, "A; mean. so.
Precipitation, 0.25; wind s.. veloci-
ty 4 miles: weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair and warmer tonight
and Wednesday.
n. WRIGHT.
Onlcial In Charge.
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spent the winter here with their
daughter. Mrs. Harry Lenox, left yes
terday for their home in Lancaster.
Missouri.
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wALToN.s STUDIO.

Developing and finishing for anna
teurs- Prices consistent with good
work. 37tf.
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Little Show for Statehood.

Washington, D. c., Apr. 17-Sena-
tor Beveridge and Representative
Brick, of Indiana, have returned from
the Republican state convention of
their state, and arrangements have
been made for another conference on
the statehood bill. Senator Newlands
of Nevada, has been named in place
of Senator Patterson, who attended
the first conference. so that all the
conferees are now in Washington.
1t is expected that the next meeting
will occur Thursday. There is less
hope of agreement now than when
the bill first came up in conference.
Inquiry among the senators who sup
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District court today completed the
work of empaneling the grand juries
of both Federal and Territorial sides,
and these bodies are now considering
cases
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Miss Nina Rabb went to Artesia
last night She will sing in concert
there tonight
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COUNCIL CONVENED LAST NIGHT
AND NEW OFFICIALS
TOOK OATH.
MAYORS APPOINTEES

WHY'S, President of Council; Scott
City Attorney; Bradley, City Physi-
cian.- City Marshal Not Selected
DiIIs, City Engineer Harmon
ious Meeting
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Ingersoll buys r. r. tickets.
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CONDITIONS DEMAND IT

Something Should Be Done by Con-
gress Before the Various States
Launch Lot of Drastic and Wild
Measures Statehood Situation.
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Cheap R.R. tickets at Ingersoll's.
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Ingersoll sells R. R. ticketz.
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was quiet, and no further trouble is
expected
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SPECIAL
MESSAGE

THE PRESIDENT URGES iNNSUR-
ANCE LEGISLATION.
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stststtttttx.
|. ON the FRONT !:
. ssststssttsss,:

Steamer Dolphin sails to.l.s, !,
skagWay and way ports. M :
passengers and a fsll loz6 !
freight
The city Of Seattle arrived ,,.
the north last night. win q 4.
senEefs. al from local pous 4.
sails north again Friday ala.
Steamer Meteor has afrst.x :,
San Francisco, with the larr.s. -
so 0f lumber and gensral bvilss,
material taken from Ballard I,
years.
Steamer Chas Melissa rsta.,
port last night from san Frsners
after an exceptionally siorny ~
The Watson. Of The Anehar 4.
Is expected from San Frz.ds.,
late tonight The Backman. 4 4.
same line. sailed soush Ias In
with 3 full cargo and her pass.ss.,
accommodations takea.
Steafuef Nmaiillz sailed fFom ~
francisco late lsterday sftsrnam
for Seattle The Queen szils n
there tomorrow morning
kosruos steamer uErdz s-rw
from the south las; nlrhf. VIA |,
large cargo for Sound pork Al
flaming. 3 Spanish broker. arha
on her from the eonpanys has
quarters. 10 look after ccunssus
affairs In this city. TO-DAY the e..
"a II loading flour At the HznKri
mill.
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PUT CHECK m
RUNNERS

The police deparlhe.. -.
force stringent ulea IA 49,, w y
order NJ the new union ae 's', IL
ia TO be formally opses ~ y. "a
day There viii be- tao ~ ~. ih,l
On d. az ali hours u ~ s. sis,
Acting chief Of pall..
intends particularly b b.,, sI,ii
runners and hack driver. ~
check There will be- No. ~, y /
Ing aud soliciting Of bsa aa =
lowed. aa has beea fhs essa 1
old Columbia " depot q =
Mr. willard believes tt.,n
from the hotels and tsss., ~ y
panieh can secure al. iegislr., y
mess at Tho depot 4liLa@, =
Ing sateheis or grips aad n ,as,a
~ a moderate tono IT tolee ~
The same patroimen "A,
been on duty ~ the old 49,, =.
bo Transferred 10 the nes ~, y.
pot when n la opened.
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ELLIOT ON WAY
WEST

Hoaafd Elliott. preslas,, =, j.
Northern Pacific railxsf h ~, y =
west lie and bis parry IA, -, -
a trip over the entire sysisn - i
ing over the ground bsswasr
Paul and Puget sound iho,s-..'
The presidents train ~, \
Paul this morning and nm ~
stops At points along The rou's Il /.
tween the Great Lake. 80 -
iuKs. Mont
Short stops will be mad 4, q.
and Helena, and Preslaess W. n.
should arrive az spokAne !, 4
fret II next week Prom &c. :
be viii come direct 70 seai.is +.
from here 10 20 Tacoma ~ =.
land -
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SANITY is ougsTIosru

Godfney kraniH. a reks3s1 I
Green Lake. vas arrested b p
trOlman l1eik last night sne VI
be held al the county jail HziE /
can be examined a. 10 klz Sill
Two years ago the man waE ares
"a b. CITY Detective Kenneay ~
harricading himself 10 bis kms
Later he moved 70 Wisoongia a
there attempted 70 commit saas
by jumping in front Of q tran }
came back 10 Seattle only . sAs
lime arn
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Special
r. e.
Bargains

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hiitks tfaH italuiff Hsalessf1
$50
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hffafH - nlHa d.
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hnms tHat e. iffaaa Eaa H. nfoui ~ f4H
rfnF 80 hds property
fsa
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properly is worth investigating
tfsa
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taa ava ur
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size
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rue Ifa#h ffan fstHaaa ana riftft care
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FoR sALI-RIAL IsTATF

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Lake UmiOnn

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terms
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EMPIRE REALTY co.
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RECEIVER APpoIsTrp

The stock holders In the Tea
Hills Furniture COMPANY Is
taken their differences iEio oagr
and Attorney III Gin has heen III
81 receiver for the COMPANY n
company Was recently sold e y
kane parties. The plainiiffs c
Teale and others. claim that .
defendants. W W Hiils and oiAfa
have been guilty Of oonspsraq
defraud the plaintiffs q sous I
their stock.
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Saa -.
Lots On Beacon u3iL ssxisa pts,t . -, :,
are Hafnz Uri busy Nr. hs9et u -.
fheHa Hs5H ~ fnr guod resstsf'fet - -.
IN haHe sitea $50 cash. BAL eA's
$50 ASH. -
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tuf iu that part q TIE city. ee~@
80 auI anH asa tbs
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20 WASH. bltf
81 U-fat s,zic. 81 Ave w. h~
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Give ustfopathy q trial 70 -
you. one treatment free, ihez ~
"a week This offer Enoa fer "
days only Kirkxvilie infifmtiI s
CHteopafhy. lit Washing,o1 ~
ing. EOS First avenue.
ZOE sAlE-REAL EsTAIE
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o. Nen Nafh flash
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faala critaHr. modern. 81 fna tiaa cash
49, pHf Wunfh
efaam hauss. rsoasrn e aa. worth s.. 500.
terms
Sc large tract. tfean hruss - cash
90 HnF fnHnfh
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Positively the tafEfsf tst tn the city
Phones. MAIN NE tHH FTar
EMPIRE REALTY 60
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g nn-E aefes well irupreref ~ -
running thrnaEh 81 hthf
fafsar rfark Sod haraA ~
uaHau new haru. Nsa - -
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fheklV feifiei nssahefnlNA :. :.
raa.f markets faf everything ~ y. =
faGHa. Scent fare q sails =.
r. : fire pruposlitaa
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a. klasAA BidE
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- lets iiaa saeh $40 cash q rss uoa,bl
9iaaa ts Httttau
q ens Nsu teasm eeitaao aad large Tract
"a atuund raaY tafmn
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foHNrn D. THOMAS A 90
HsaF
80 90 aaa Yea ffff
led fH Na6a fiia
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Acreage and farms improved ard un-
ether locations Improved acreage 81
Green Lake
TOM CHAPMAN. 81 Globe Block
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Wrtt AtnEu nuIruM NsIf easilY
2 leafra seFfrai taHfa Tracts alf near the
AHfEfurtanH. SO rsFh. FHrH terms
UDnEHf MtIInT
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