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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
BUSINESS MEM IN MOB?
Leader Of Lynchers Declares Mobile
% Citizens Decided to Hang Negroes. :.

'1eaoer OF Lyncners declares. -Mop1le
" Citizens Decided to Hang Negroes. =
y Mobile, Ala, Oct. 6.-Eloquent Of
the bitter feeling against the negro In
the south and brooding i'll for the flu
ture, if the present epidemic of as
saultss by blacks upon white women
continues, was the orderly lynching to-
day Of the two negroes, Robinson and
Thompson, by mob from this city.
+ With the return to the city of cor
respondents who accompanied the mob,
the remarkable story of the most sensa-
tional lynching in the annals Of the
south has been learned. It's telling has
Continued on I'd Page, 4th Column.
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WOMAN is Acquitted.

Detroit Mich, Oct. 6.-Mrs Bertha
Ely Cook Of the schooner Herschel was
today acquitted Of the charge Of murder
ing Mrs Mary A. Kunna. wife of the
vessels captain, the night of July 6,
while the vessel was tied at dock in
Detroit r..
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FORMER GOVERNOR VAN SAINTS REPLY.


pie are not only able but from the
nothing This is still Mime
peracy response
HILLS utterance. ~ E
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known, but this is a day Of big things
and the mere proportions of transact
tion like this are not so important as
it's probable results.
+ r"steel is the greatest need Of the
constructive world
Mr.. Hill came to Chicago to address
the Commercial club banquet at the
Auditorium. s.
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YOUNG RANCHMAN rs
SHOT TO DEATH
Frank Under of Stanley County, S. D.,
Is Killed in Shooting Bee-Sheriff
-; Is Summoned.
Special to The journal.

Special to The journal.
Pierre, S. D., Oct. GA messenger
from Midland, sixty miles west, came
to Fort Pierre today after the sheriff
and the coroner of Stanley county.
Frank Under, young ranchman sliv-
ing near there, was killed in a shoot
ing scrape last night. No further par
ticulars are obtainable at present.
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I I'D TTUnTTVU OTHII
Asserts That Big Steel Works Ready for
Operation in Indiana Would Have
Come to Minnesota but for
Vicious Politicians.
Great Northern Stockholders to Profit by
Ore Lease Move on Legislature to
+. Enlarge States Interest by
Increasing Royalties.


Lack difficulty with Minnesota state is
with peculiarly vicious political CRATER influence
great capital would to locate Hill Chicago
interview *S~-t2#
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Estrangement Is Admitted.

New York, Oct. 6.-Among those who
know Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gould and
have been aware Of their. estrange-
ment, it was the freely. expressed be-
lief today that now that their. separa-
ton has become public, legal steps are
not unlikely. It cannot be said that
the story of the disagreement of the
couple is a surprise to those who were
close to the family socially.
If either Mr.. or Mrs. Gould intends
to bring divorce proceedings, the in.
tention has been well concealed, for
their closest friends insist that for the
present at least, such a plan will not
be pursued. 4:
-. .--.. Was an Actress.
Thru the present gossip the srecol
lection Of the opposition that Howard
Gould 8 marriage to his wife, who was
Katherine Climmons,. an actress, il
1898 brought out, is recalled. The
members Of the young mans family
were outspoken in their antagonism, but
when he persisted, and the ceremony
was performed at the Holland house
they acquisced without taking advan
tage of Jay Gould s will, which pro
vided for, the disinheritance Of an5
member of the family who married
without the consent of the others
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Opposed Roosevelt.

Z After President McKinley's assassin
alton Mr.. Fairbanks started all organ
ization in the south to prevent the re-
nomination of Roosevelt in 1904 and
he carried his plans along up to within
a few months Of the meeting Of the
national convention. He had the back
ing Of powerful Wall Street interests
which disliked the president and would
have been glad to have prevented his
denomination. So
But there came time when Mr..
Fairbanks republican followers in In
diana took him into conference and
pointed out to him that he was follow
ing a fruitless quest and induced him
to quit. They told him plainly that
they would not follow his leadership
against Roosevelt, whereupon Fair
banks went about planning to secure
the nomination for vice president
In Corporation Service.
His first step in that direction was to
send Representative (now senator)
Hemenway to see the president and
learn whether he was opposed to Fair
banks as a running mate. The presi-
dent replied that he would take no hand
in the work of naming his running mate
and with these assurances Mr.. Fair
banks laid his plans for: capturing the
second place on the ticket. ~'
Mr.. Fairbanks represents line of
public policy entirely contrary to that
pursued by President Roosevelt. The
vice president is conservative, SO.
called. In the fourteen years that he
was in the active practice of law in
Indianapolis he seldom appeared in
court except as the attorney for a rail
road or for Wall Street interests that
held the bonds. of some railroads. Ever
now he is a shareholder in some Of the
big railroad properties and is closely
identified with Wall Street interests.
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The appeal of the defeated candi-
dates in the Democratic primaries
was made simply in defense of them
selves. 1t had been talked that some
of them were working against he
ticket, and they merely wished to
deny any such statement and assure
the voters of their loyalty to the
party. 1t is alleged that in the past
there have been defeated candidates
for the nomination who did not sup
port the ticket. There are none such
this year. 1t was not so much with
the idea of influencing voters that
the candidates signed the statement,
as to defend themselves from false
charges.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

"Wnen you've got a thing to say,
Say it. Don't take half a day.
When your tales got little in it,
Crowd the whole thing in a minute.
Life is short-a- heeting vapOr-
Don't you fill an eight-page paper
With a tale which, at a pinch,
Could be cornered in an inch.
Polish her until she glimmers.
Say it, Don't take half a day.
Maverick.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The visit of Carrie Nation has
made the liquor question a live topic
in Roswell just now.-and naturally
one would expect that Lucius Dflls,
the only anti-Bryan Democrat in the
Pecos Valley, would have peculiar
views on the subject. His idea is to
send all the rectifiers to the peniten-
tiary, let the general government so
out OF the liquor business, thus es-
tablishing free competition in the
manufacture of whisky, beer and
wines; extend n pure food laws so
as to make it a penal offense to man
ufacture Oh sell any but absolutely
pure liquors, and prohibit all treat
ing in saloons. Ks for the license, let
each community make it as high as
it pleases. By the way, Mr.. Dills does
not drink the stuff himself.-hasn't
found any whisky outside of Kentucky
that he considered safe to drink.
There whisky. was kept on the side
board. within. reach during his boy
hood and yet he never acquired the
appetite.
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out of the way, Mr.. Andrews at once
proceeded to lay all the blame on
the lead man. What the courts will
saw remains to be determined,-but
in the meantime the voters of New
Mexico will not embarrass the courts
by rushing in with whitewash
brushes.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The Record has arranged for spe-
Gals from the principal points in the
Territory as well as for the full AS
ISOLATED Press election bulletins on
Tuesday night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

tIon In the same days Issue OF The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should aiso be In the Of
fee by eleven o'clock to prevent It's
being run that day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

"But since we live in an epoch of
change and too. probably, of revolu-
tiop. and thoughts not to be put aside
are in the minds of all men capable
of thought, I am obliged to affirm the
n principle which can and in the
end will close all epochs of reyolu-
tion-that eaca man shall possess
the ground he can use and nc more
Ruskin.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The nearer you come to making
your advertising sound like your talk
personality is what brings and holds
trade to you, as his personality Sc
cures to your competitor trade like
wise difficult to wean way from
him.-Publicity.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

Receiver Rinaker says securities
were stolen from the Enterprise Bank
Sin the interest of New Mexico poll
t~ioians." The receiver perhaps knows
as much about the case as any of
the New Mexico Republican papers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The Record will have a special
wire run into the office e Tuesday
night, and will receive the full cleo
ton returns from all parts of the
country. Bulletins will be thrown
upon a curtain with a projectoscope
so hat they can be read from the
streets by everybody.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

~hoe-cakes, but there is no immediate
danger of famine in butter anu mo-
lasses.
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When one day chances to be al
lotted to two distinctly separate and
hostile dogs, it is pretty safe TO count
on a scrap and the triumph of the
better brute.-Judge.
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The citizen standing in the door
way OF his nome-contented On hMS
threshold-his family gathered about
his hearfhstone-while the evening
of a w~ell-spent day closes, in scenes
and sound that are dearest-he shall
save the Republic wnen the drum tap
is futile n the barracks are ex.
hausted.-Henry w. Grady.
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There is not much danger of the
Republicans winning in the Pecos
Valley SO long as relatives of the
Carper family continue to settle
with us.
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A Democratic rally will be held
Der 8. Among the speakers will be
Judge Gatewood, Hon. U. S. Bate
man, Hon. K. K. Scott, and the coun-
ty candidates.
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JOHN w. POE,

JOHN w. POE,
G.. A. RICHARDSON.
For Delegates to Form Constitutional
Convention, Under Act of Con-
gress Approved June 16, 1906
o. A. LARRAZOLO,
For Delegate to Goth Congress.
j. o. CAMERON,
For Member of the Council of the
9th Legislative Assembly,
Twelfth District.
ANDREW II. HUDSPETH,
For Member of he House of Repre-
~sentatives of the 37th Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
JAMES w. MULLENS,
For Member of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the 9th Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
THOMAS D. WHITE,
For Commissioner First District.
VIM. NJ. ATKINSON,
For Commissioner Second District.
J. T. EVANS,
For Probate Judge.
F. p. GAYLE,
For Probate Clerk.
c.. L. BALLARD,
For Sheriff..
JOHN C. PECK,
For Assessor.
j. 8. LEA,
For Treasurer.
MARK HOWELL,
For Superintendent OF Schools.
". r. KENNEY,
For Surveyor.
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Full election returns win be SHOWN
Tuesday night in front of the Daily
Record ONCE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

List your property with R. Fl. Nc
Cune, the Building and Loan man.
Sells on easy payments. 9St10
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v. R.
For Surveyor.

The above ticket is the oficial Dem
ocratic ticket and should be voted x
actly as it is by every Democratic
voter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The Records special wire report
or election returns Tuesday night win
be the biggest thing eve attempted
On that line in the Pecos Valley.
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This surely is the limit. The Re
pablican riga at Santa Fe now
claims that Delegate Andrews built
the Hondo reservoir.
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/ am prepared to make and clean
lawns.-Frank Dunlap. 500 w. 18th
street. 0sts.
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A reputation for originality is con-
tinually being sought by most mer-
chants. You can get it most easily
by being yourself in every move you
make. Advertising thai sound like
o is not only sure to bring you
greatest results. but is also the one
kind of advertising your competitors
cannot successfully initiate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The Daily Record is the only paper
in New Mexico that has so far had
the nerve to publish the court pa
pers ON both sides of the Enterprise
Bank cases against Mr.. Andrews and
the Pennsylvania Development Co.
the papers were copied directly from
those on file at Pittsburg and are
sworn to as correct.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-31

The slums and tenements of the
great cities are social dynamite. GER
tain to explode sooner or later. The
only safeguard against such dangers
is to plant the multiplying millions
OF our fast increasing population in
individual homes on the land, homes
however small. owned by the occu-
pant, where every worker and mis-
family can enjoy individual indus
trial independence.-Geo. H. Maxwell
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The editorial mills run down again
today. Had 10 borrow meal for tae
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Before killing himself. Cashier
Clark charged his downfall TO Mr..
Andrews, and Clark being safely
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cHAvEs COUNTY.

Shall Arizona and New Mexico be
United to Form One State?
< YES. NO.
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K & Stationery Co.
Opposite P~ostofice.
hoe-cakes, but there is no immediate
danger of famine in butter anu mo-
lasses.
There is not much danger of the
Republicans winning in the Pecos
Valley so long as relatives of the
Carper family continue to settle
with us.
The Record has arranged for spe-
Gals from the principal points in the
Territory as well as for the full AS
ISOLATED Press election bulletins on
Tuesday night.
When one day chances to be al
lotted to two distinctly separate and
hostile dogs, it is pretty safe to count
On a scrap and the triumph of the
better brute.-Judge.
A Democratic rally will be held
at Hagerman Saturday night, Novem-
Der 3. Among the speakers will be
Judge Gatewood, Hon. U. S. Bate
man, Hon. K. X. Scott, and the coun-
ty candidates.
Receiver Rinaker says securities
were stolen from the Enterprise Bank
"'in the interest of New Mexico poll
t~icians.' The receiver perhaps knows
as much about the Ease as any of
the New Mexico Republican papers.
The nearer you come to making
advertising sound like your talk
the more effective it will be. Your
personality is what brings and holds
trade to you, as his personality Sc
cures to your competitor trade like
wise difficult to wean away from
him.-Publicity.
The Record will nave a special
wire run into the office next Tuesday
night, n will receive the full cleo
finn r0tprnS from oil nn-fz @f tho
country. Bulletins will be thrown
a curtain with a projectoscope
so that they can be read from the
streets by everybody.
A reputation for originality is con-
tinually being sought by most mer-
chants. You can get it most easily
by being yourself in every move you
make. Advertising that sounds like |
you is not only sure to bring you |
greatest results, but is also the one |
kind of advertising your competitors
cannot successfully initiate.
The Daily Record is the only paper
N New Mexico hat has so far had |
he nerve to publish the court pa
pers on both sides of the Enterprise
Bank cases against Mr.. Andrews and
he Pennsylvania Development Co.
rne papers were copied directly from
hose on file at Pittsburg and are
sworn to as correct.
|
"The citizen standing in the door
way of his nome-contented on HMs
hreshold-his family gathered about
lis heaFthstone-while the evening
# a well-spent day closes. in scenes
md sounds that are dearest-he shall
ave the Republic wnen the drum tap
s futile and the barracks are ex
lausted.-Henry w. Grady.
But since we live in an epoch of
.hange and too. probably, of revolu-
ioD. and thoughts not to be put aside
re in the minds of all men capable
# thought, 1 am obliged to affirm the
me principle which can and in the
md will close all epochs of revolu-
eacn man shall possess
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
New Metal Creation.

Tantalum is metal creation OF
We 'rer Won Bolton. and Is not only
ductile, bur In marvellous manner
lee )mes extremely hard after ham.
1.ering 4 sheet Of tantalum one mil.
,imatre thick was drilled with n dia.
noId drill making 5000 revolutions
ner minute Tor scyenty.two hours AM
va- then found to have depression
y about orcQuarter Of millimetre
he diamond drill being much worn
T. Is as us,iu, In electric glow Lamp
IS carbon. while the electrical energy
consumed Is less than half. Il Is not
lttacked by aquesous solutions OF the
llkaloids and by only one acld-hydro
tuoric, who's, action upon II is eX
remedy slow Because Of its strength
aud hardness tantalum, and It's alloy
q Is hoped, will be used in making
Engineers machine tools.
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Stoves for China.

The British consul at Niuchwang
writes that the Chinese are beginning
10 take to foreign stoves for heating
their houses and that their use Is like.
ly to extend. in which case there
might be a big market for these goods,
as the winter In Manchuria Is lohg
and very cold For the past year or
two a native has been making sma !
stoves Of q foreign pattern, weighing
about nifty and seventy pounds and
costing s. and 81. respectively. It is
reported that the annual sales OF this
local manufacturer amounted to about
81 900. This year the demand has
greatly increased. owing partly to the
needs Of the large number Of Japanese
who have come In. and the native
manufacturer Gently had in hand or
ders amounting to $4,000 and was
Obliged TO refuse many orders which
he could not execute. The material
used is old iron from abroad.
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LlvIna BY EGGS AIene.

The other day a hunter OF persons
attending a meeting ot pure food ad.
vocates In New YORK made the an.
rouncement that the only really pure
TODD is the fresh egg. This raises the
question whether a mans life might
he prolonged indefinitely II he lin.
tied his dit to eggs Luigi Couaro.
the famous Italian ot some ccnturjc,
back, who at the age Of ~, with his
constitution apparently ruined through
o>cesses adopted Il regimen that en-.
6bled him TO live as long as ne want.
eC to live aud died Of cnuu ON the
threshold Of his hundrodth year SET
lieat store by the egg /, was this
Interesting gentleman who reduced
/ is diet by degrees until he sustained
himself in serenity aud comfort on a
single egg u day.-Boson Globe.
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Navy Not a Re'ormatory.

Lieut. BieTor Jr. Charge of a naval
recruiting station In Kansas City, does
not counicnauce the iea that the navy
may be used as a rc ormatory for bad
boys. a father brou yht his lS.year-old
son To the station and showed unusual
anxiety that the laJ might pass The
lieutenant asked some questions and
learned that the boy had bad eompan.
IONS and was disubedlent al home.
n'r''ore the father wanted him 70
nave the strict discipline OF the navy.
II Is not the purpose OF the navy. =
Sa'u Lieut., Bierer. TO enlist boys who
are lneorrlgiblc at home, Tor the pur.
pose OF reforming them. don't want
your boy or any other whose pslsRts
are unable to manage them 'N
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rlahtens the Blades.

the blades can be regulated and ad.
jusIed TO insure a perfect cut A plv.
otal screw connects the upper with
the ,ower blade. the opening In the up.
per blade not being threaded as is the
case In other scissors. but Is slightly
larger than the body OF the pivotal
screw. in order to permit the free
passage Of the latter A curved plate
hears upon the upper blade at one
end and rests upon the pivotal screw
at the other. When Il Is desired to
Increase the tension OF the scissors a
set screw on the curved plate Is
turned down. forcing the plate agalns;
the under side OF the head OF the pIy.
otal screw This forces the edges Of
the blades together. the tension being
regulated 10 suit the uses Of the oper,
| ator.
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aREAr MEMS NOTICES.

John wesley-Always in haste, but
never In a hurry.
Abraham Lincoln-Right makes
might
Gen. Neal Dow-Deeds, not VI =
John Randolph Pay as you go.
Theodore Rooseyelt-A square deal
for every man. II is hard to fail, but
worse never to have tried to sue
coed.
Alexander II. Stephens. Vice Presk
dent Of the Southern Coufederacy-
Tide and time wait for no man.
A, C. Lane, superintendent Of
Schools, Chlcago-Never give up one
job til you get another
Gen o. o. Howard-Obey your par
ents In the Lord.
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GLOWING
[6iA12QANIIl
[HHIldNEIl
LIaht Emitted bY crNstaIs.


The light flashed from crystals is the
light that has dawned uron the mind
Of Herr Tchugaef. OF 400 crystalline
substances examined by him III were
found to emit light, the alkaloids as
a class being particularly active. but
only six out OF 10 inorganic bodies
showed the phenomenon. The colors
OF the light varied with the different
substances and it's intensity could be
classified according to an arbitrary
scale In which uranium nitrate was
taken as typical OF the FIRST class, TAR
taric acid Of the second. and ammoni'
um oxalate OF the third The minute
crystalline octahedra that may be
formed by the ordinary white arsenic
Of commerce by dissolving Il in boil
ing hydrochloric acid. when cooled
and shaken in the dark emit 1 success
sion OF brilliant fashes. The property
Is by no means fugitive, and the dry
crystals will yield sparks months al
terward II rubbed with a glass rod
And. contrary TO text books, the light
is emitted Just as readily from the
crystals will yield sparks months az
from those OF the vitreous modifica
ton. This light has a continuous
spectrum In the visible part Of which
the yellow and green rays predomi
nate, though red rays are also present
II IL apparently identical with th'
light emitted by solid bodies in stat,
| OF incandescence.