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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
SITUATION IN CUBA.
Work of Disarming the Rebels Now
in Progress.


Havana, Oct. d The disarming
of the rebel forces in the immediate
vicinity of Havana, began today and
without opposition. Many OF the
men are allowed to keep arms which
they claim to be personal property.
Washing, Oct, 3.-After . talk at
the White House with Gov. Magoon
today. the President RECONSTRUCTED the
plan he a formed last night of send
ing the Judge of Cuba as civil Cover
nor n decided in view of the fact
that e Taft had already taken up
the subject with Beekman Winthrop.
Gov. OF Porto Rico. he would not in
terfere with the program.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
GIRL THREW A BOMB
Undertook The Task of Killing a
Prominent Official.

Toulon, France, Oct, 3.-The girl
who vas arrested here yesterday,
charged with throwing a bomb at
the governor of Ekaterinoslav, and
who claimed to be a Russian, turns
out to be French. Her name is Jeanne
lilly. She had Joined an association
of Russian students in the Latin Quar-
ter in Paris, who had Joined the Ter
rorists and had undertaken the task
of killing prominent Russian Officials
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03

We will have in our shop Saturday
a fine Short Horn Pedigree beef, you
had better III in you order now
SO you will be sure to have some for
your Sunday dinner.-Sacramento
Market. S3tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
AS GOOD AS WHEAT.

I. have R. R. tickets to all points
North and East. I can save you from
$500 to $4,000. I guarantee every
Tickets 79tf.
R. G. INGERSOLL, Skalper.
Come sto the Church tonight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
FOUR MEN WERE KILLED
Overwhelmed by Rush of
Flaming Gas.

Flaming Gas.
Baltimore, Oct, 3.-Four men were
killed and eight injured, two perhaps
fatally at an accident at the works
of the Maryland Steel Company, at
Sparrows Point today. Three of the
dead are negroes. h victims were
overwhelmed by a rush of flaming
gas and coke from a hole in one of
the blast furnaces, caused by the for
cling out of the socket of the casting
which holds the compressed air pipe
The men had just put in a new air
pipe and the blast had beer burn
ing about ten minutes when the acct
dent occurred. The officials r una
Bile to explain the cause.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
WAS HORRIBLY MUTILATED

Great Sensation Caused by the Find
ing of the Body of A Lady.
Essen, Prussia, Oct, "a great
sensation has been caused by the
murder of Miss Madelein Lake, dau-
ghter of an English army officer, the
body being found terribly mutilated,
Monday evening in the City Park.
The police are unable to throw any
light on the mystery.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

fObservation taken at 8 a. M
Roswell, N. NJ, Oct. 3.-Tempexa-
ture. max. IS. min. 43. mean "a; pre-
cipitation in inches and h~undredths. 0
wind, dir. N. veloc. L; Weather, PIT.
cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair and Warmer tonight and
Thursday.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Omcial I'm Charge
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03
The WISE ONES.

Buy their R. r. tickets from me
and save half. E. z. Marks buy at the
depot and pay full fare. See me first.
R. G. INGERSOLL, Skalper.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03

A revival at the Methodist Church
is nov going on. You come.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-03

We will make room for you tonight
at church., 7:45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Cine Hanfc Mnefbote.

Slr Den fiir5li6 erihienenen auf.
5cidnlrngen oes Brin5en 8raft 5u
Sobenlobe i. Sneeliingen finoet iidJ
Die folgenoe feline 8eifitte, Die
man iuobl ais ben 8ipfelpunft aIler
sluefooten pom Der 3erltreutbeit nno
@eltfremobeit oeS oeutiben Hrofei.
iors olten Stpls be5eihnen oarf.
Sn Dem aapitel nNad Dem &i"
aus Dem CONNER 1871, mrto 3fpar
ans Den Sagen Dor Dem erlten Srtip>
penein5ug in Berlin, er5dblt Der
Bring: yMein critics @ieoerieben nit
einem 9efannten in Berlin tpar fpe.
gen Der Herionlidfeit nno Der art
Der gesriiBung iebr fomiid uno ori.
eineIl. Ils ih namlib am 8. SUM
friib meme Wobnlng perlieB, unt
meine Weloung BET Seiner Raieit1t
oein aaiier 81 mad)en. traf id iue.
nige Sfritte bon Der @obnung init
Dem beriibmten Erofeiior 2eopolo
b. &anfe 5iiammen. Sd begriiBte TIN
ul,b er freute iif unenolid. Mid ipie.
ber5uieben. CT babe, meinte er. mid
lolange nift geieben, ih fei mobl
%uerreiit getueIen. ~@eniB," iagte ids
uiiber 3ebn Monate." .So2"meir.
tie er, rbaben seipiB pieI Sutereiiatt.
tes geieben? Wiiiien mir cinrnoI err
sGblen!" Sd claude, oieier CUTE olte
Serr Iebt oils Siitorifer 10 Iebr Ie.
oiglid Der 8ereangenbeit nno gor
nift in Der @eeentpart, baB er bonn
san5en ariege nihts oemertt bot.
0seia etfpoiger Stol5 niif bic fieorei4
DIE 0urffiibriing oes ArtiIerie Nh.
grifis anf Earis lit onourn tpeierts
lid 1erabgeitimmt tpor6cn.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
9erbcEcrnngen i'm Inner.

8aS bic Strabenburdbrud& = Cont
miIiGre I'M nGhiteu Subr So tbl,n
aeoenfen. - 3us Gbaulicegelo
ollf ser Sre6crif.Too miro I'M.
notbig 9cntabt.
Sic StroBen0urd)brlid)S Commit
iGre boben ibre GlGne gemad)t, iuie
sic linen i'm nGd)itcn Sabre 5llr Scr
iiigunQ ltcbenben $500,000 Der stn-
ner-gnleibe perous9obt lueroen lol'
len, uilo miro nad bcr Iu$fiibruna
bieicr Yldile Bic Gridliebung oeS
Mnncr Inn Cit 9lltc& Stiid porlu1rtS
aefonumlcn fem. $t25,0O0 bieicr
Suuunc miro bic Efloitcrung ser
GbarIesItroBen gue, bon 9tortb-
slpc. bis 5itn Werrpmon's Soulc.
poro ober pielleid)t olld) bis CUR
noroliden Stootgrcn5e, foiten. 60
Damn fonmlt Die Woco6umiiirlln9
BON 9otc-Ipenile, bon Der HeiIterSs
tolpn.Soob Bis CUR @arriion,Ipcnuc
uno bon @racesgperue, 5miifen
@orriion-2one biz sur 9rc,5rng nit
&oteaIpcnuc unb 8ate. Ipenle bis
sur .Seigbts.I pcnue. Goourd
miro ein groBeS Serritorium burd)
oieie oitlif uro iucitlid) louicnGen
Strobcn crihloIicn iperben II. form
Damn oltd) @cIt-Nrlington ltro 50.
reit@Gorf bclieren 5cucrifuls crbol.
tcn. Scrner miro sic M~ofooonlili.
rllllg ser Gromon.Npcnrle, 5luii6en
@otcs un6 Weloir,Noenntc, ourhgc-
iii1rt ulIo Woioen Choice Zane, 5lpis
id}eil Sreoertd' unb @iIfenS- Ipenuc,
nipellirt uto gcpfloitert perOcn.
Moibcn Choice 2uuc lit ickt MIR
ciitc bcrgoui, bergob 9cbenoc 2olb.
ItroBc, bod, miro eS ourd bercn EiIo.
itertnQ 2eihcn5ii9cn crnroglidt
merbcn, Sen n2oloon-Eorf-Srieobof"
81, crrciden, obre ouf Der Src6crid.
Moab Gboui'ccgclb be5oblen 3u mill
fen. Teniclbcn Sortbcil ipcrben Die
Sornter bon Baltimore uno &oiu.
~orb-Gouttp, melde nod Baltimore
nit ibrcn Sllbrmerfcn fonln,cit, &c.
rieBcIt, in6cm lie bonn sic @ilfenS-
gpenuc o~ritott ole Sreberif.Ho
benuten fonnen. 9oburh ncroen
iid1 notiirli6 sic ginnobmen Scr
nSrebcrif . Goob Surnpife Comp"
DorS bcoelttenb perntinoern. uilS CT.
boltcn sic StroBelburhbrll6s-Go m-
miiiGre in Solge bciier cine giiniti.
gore Stellltn9, lpenn Die Scrbonb-
lultgcn fir Sen griperb ser Sreherid-
Tooo burh Die Stoot beginner. -
Ticlc 8rurbcigentbiinler i'm iiib.
mcltlifen gni,cr BADEN iid bereit CT
fIGrt. bic SGlfte ser Softer bon
StroBeupfloiterungen 81 trnaell, II.
merbcn sic GomniIiGre periiidEn,
oltdJ in Sen nr0crcu Ebeilen oeS Ill.
ner Observation-Disclosures 5t b~eipegell,
bolielbe 5l t6ulL 90, Tolls, mur eie.
@Glfte Der Soften bon S%trabenpflos
Iterlnecn ans Ser Inrer.I nleibe be.
itrittcn sll meroer brold)el, nods
cinmol 10 piel Stroben gepiloitcrt
lucroen fornen. ols iuenll Die @rutb'
eiQentbiinler Nihts 81 Den Soften
beilteucrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Gin oclperater 8nrid)e.

Ser @~Iasarbeiter Sames 3aiIep
ihieBt ben EoIi8iiten Gotparo
llIrid ms 9ein. = Collie me
gen Rltbeltoruns perbaftet ipcr-
Den.
Nit cincnt SdptB ms redte 9eir
muBte geitcru ToIi5iit gomarb III.
rid BON ipeitlihen 3iItrift Den 8er-
iudb besobIen, Sen 40 Sabre alien
@losarbeiter Same8 0ailep BON Hr.
932, Siio-EocoitraBe, SIT perbaften.
Gie @ottin Gailep's, Srau Minnie
GoiIep bate am Wiontag gegen if
rem Wann lpe9en ongebli6er Gll6e.
it0rling IN Scr ipeitIiden Goli3eiita.
ton einer 8erbaftsbeiebl eripirft.
Gle Goli5iiten ltIrid) uno 2ouinger
botten eeItcrn Ibeno oapon aemnt.
nib erbolter, bob Gailcp iif in Der
@irtbidaft BON Somrs ". 5teparo,
9tr. $50, SiiosYacaitrobe, befinbe.
@iner Der Toli5iiten betrot oesboI6
oas SdonfIofal ortrdy sic Sront- II.
Der or6cre bltrdJ oie cine Seitentbiir.
9nilep idb an einem Gid lrtb bate
Die SGuoe in ieinen Soientaihen.-
Nls lif linn ste gIaurode ndbcrteit.
itanb or pIotlidy auf uno %feitcrte
bltrh ieinen Wantel 5mei Shiiiie
altf oieielben ab. Giucr ser Sdiilie
ging febl. pGbrenb Der onbere ltIrid
in 0oS rcdte 8ein, 5piiden anie II.
Siifte, traf. 2oltinger mari iih iofort
uuf ben Sd)iiber, nubte aber crit
frditiGen @ebroudl bon ieinem 3niip.
pei modlen, che lidy 9oileb SIR Ser.
ouSqobe ietiteS Gepolpers beauemte.
2auinger reallirirte Johann Sen go.
trolipagen he8 meitlihen Tiitrifts
utb lonbte ioipobl Sen geifoiienen
Eoli5iIten, ipie auf ieineit Mrreiton-
ten nod Dem oltniperiitatsrSoipi.
tol." 2etterer ipnrhe ip1ter, nad).
oem lcinc Hriiaclipun6cn reparirt
uorer, nad Ser meitlifer YeIi5ei-
ltation Gcbrodt ltro Sort ioipohl tpc-
gen Scr ongebliden Tltbeitoriina,
luie aud, meger ser meiteren Inihul-
oigung zines ongeblihen Woroan.
eriifs ouf oen EoIi5iiten lllrtdy iclt,
gebaI.cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

N~blcbcl1. - 9r. sSolepb Fotor'
llp, Der Gigentbiimer ocs bctonnten
mad, linn benorltten EorfS an Scr
gelair.Hooo, itorb geitern nod} loll-
gcnr 2ciocn inn Sitter bon 81 SoDren.
Ger Gcrblidclc mar Elm 9oDme bon
@eburt mo fam ais iunger Wanlt
nod gnerifo. Gr e%r5ielte bier int
Heitollrotions9cihGit Die id)oniten
grfolge, inb utter %ieiiler 6iibrung
lit baS GtobIiiicmcrt, meld]e& CT nab.
reno Der letten Sabre betrieb, our
idoniten 9liitbe gelongt.
- Sr. Charles 2op itorb onl Glen.
Itag IN ~ieilter cltcrlid)en Wobnuil9
SIT Soa.S Springs all Der Sorforo-
Hooo, bon no airs, ooa Ecid)enbcs
g1nguib ntorgen itottfinbct.
,Sm Sitter bon 80 Sabren itarb
geltern ST.. SeptimuS 8iiertb, Soblt
ocs pe~rltorbenen Senrp @uertb ullo
Der fSrolt Caroline @iiertb. Vie BE.
croigltng finoct morgen Nohmittog
Inn 3 llbr bonn &eibenbeItatter Gto.
blilienlcnt oeS Srn. unb Srou Soblt
@. 5cuiel, Nr. sol, Weit.6 apette-
StroBe, aus auf Der Baltimore Sc
metcrD" itott.
0cerbigung. - Iadoem &c,
tern Nahmitta9 Taitor q. gsmorl
Don Scr Goncoroio : STRIDE inn Erau'
crbouic. 9tr. ii, Siib . Gilrlepltrobe,
ciilell crbcbcroen Sroucrgottcsbieiit
d6gcbaltcn bate, murbcn bic irOi.
idcu llcberreitc bon 8run Barbara
@~oQcpcin, iueld)e am 6reito9 imsl-
ter bon Is Sabrcn ltnrb, alif oeil
Baltimore 5rieoboie" 5llr lebtcll
&l,be 6eItottct. NlS observation-disclosures
iuiigirten Die SS. @nl. $. DiperS,
y. @eiomlann, q. @pers, Conrad
@o6rid uno s. Silocbranbt. 9ie8er.
blid)ene i~tonnlt aus DEM @roBber-
5ogtbum 9uoen un6 fam I'M Sabre
1854 itnd) Amerifo. Sic binterl1bi
orei ainber mo flint gnfel, m1Dreno
ibr 8atte ibr bereits Dor 43 Sabre,
I'M SoDe %poranging.
Gin itreitli ii Of a Negcr
lit Der 80 Sabre alte 2orct5o Inbcr-
ioi, bon 9tr. G23, WontgonierpltraBe.
Gerielbc begann AM Wontag a6eno
nit ocnt % Sabre olten Sui. WiitG
bon Hr. 1876, DIT Gbi,rd,ItraBe, Der
lid nit anoeren iungen 2eltelt iii.
ierbiclt, drigeblid) oDne ieoc Gcrnll.
laliulg cinelt Streit. gls ibnt &c
iagt puroe. or iolle Itd) cntiernclt
500 CT Gil Niciicr ulto 6rad)te Mntf
cine Sdnittlpntbc I'M Weiidt bel
&ifter 2eafe beitrafte Den Neger &c
itern in Der iiiolihen Eoli5eiltaticl
nit $25 uno Soften uro ianote ibr
anBeroenns our a~btiibliing ieinc,
&ompieier ani brei Monatc mad
DEM @efdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

Negerin NIT foden6em
@ocr berbrii II. = 8Gbrclto
eineS StreiteS nit ieiner @eliebten.
Scr 26 Sabre olten Tegerin Wnmic
Roon bon 9tr. 1t6, @eit . gerrpitr.,
goB Der Teger Goporb Soro einen
Topf fodcnben @aiiers iiber 2et-
tere. Die Negcrin nuroe auf Der
Infer Seitc lno an Iinfen 9r1ne
idnpcr perbriibt nodl beln llniperii.
tGts Soipitol gebrodt. Ioon murbe
pcrbaftct uno III Der iiioIifen Bolt
5ciitotion eiltgclieIert.
80 M ellen Sic Stunoe. II
@egen angeblid)en 81 ihnellen airto-
mobilfabreHs puroc geitern Der 81
Sabre ate WitdeIl 8laBner bon Ger.
1929, BreBtman.S traBe. ourh Rid.
ter Carr IN ser noropeltlihen 8oliSeis
itation nm $40 unb Soften beitraft.
Die Yoli5iiten Sh1fer .iinb 2efepre,
nelhe @loBner perbafteten, gaben
bci'n GerDor ali, Dab oerielbe Die itll'
gei1br cine babe Weile betragenoe
Strefe on Hort1.I penue, 5piid,en
Mmplalto. uno nj. Hopal.I pemte, in
elmer Winltc burdiabren babe.
@ie lie $ unoe c. - Ils Boli.
silt 9raop pom noropeltliden 0iltrift
geitern irii6 I'M 3 llbr Die Woiber'
Strabe entlang ging, borte er Elm
id)redlides 8ebriiu. als err Der Sud)e
ouf oen @runo eing, ialro er ben @e-
ger @illiam Ssadlon bon Ger. 900,
Noro.Earriib-gqep melfJer idtnmer.
lihc Sdmer5enslaute ausitieb. Dem.
ielben ma ndmlid bon ieinem Hal.
ienBenoIien Charles 6ergiion bon
3oro.G ol6oun StroBe oas Iinfe DIR
! ob0ebilien woroen. Die beioen Reger
batter in Dem Sanie Nr. 9i9, Ear.
rib. aQcp, Strcit befonlmelt nno aif.
chamber losgebiiien tuie Die Sunoe.
BoIi5iIt 8raop ianote Safion nad
Dem .Som6opotbiiten Soipital" uno
1erguion nad Der noromeitIihen go.
li5ciitotion. Nifter Carr lhidte 2ette.
rem nab benz @efGnsniB, bis Sadion
aus Dem Soipital entiaiien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

porer, nm bauptidbIid sic %uufrei.
miuigen 8dlte bon Ser @aiierfante
Ell beberberget.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

Bon einem Neger be.
rou6t. = Yatrid 9eGep pom Scr.
439, Einfnep : EIoce, beriftete &c.
Itcrn Mbenb bent ToIi5iiten Bntton
nonl mittleren Giitrift, oob er nm
IA llbr aberbs nit 5rpei Negerit
an Der gfc bon Oorf /. Hoab uno
Inoremitrabe Gin @eiprdh fibrte
rnb bon cinem berielben Inn iein
Yortenornoie nit $t4 bcraiibt ipiir.
DC. aellep fornte feline Eerionolbe.
idreibung Der Neger geben.
Yeronalnott - Sr. Sing.
Buds bon Sieblanotofpn, Superin'
tenoent Ser .Mteter 5lirnitltre Co."
iucldrr 5ur 3eit BEL Der einridtilne
Der ~Weter 5iirniiitre So" III gbica.
90 tbGtig lit unb iifJ bier bel ieinenl
Nrcmoc 6. @pritg ali Der 3. ctr,
nut6 S~ait.9lpe., Sigblanotolpn nab.
reno Der 5eiertase sii @einb aufee'
balten bot, febrt bei,te nod, gbicaac
5iiriif. utto 5ipar miro er bon Srn
eoiparo gpring begleitet, iueld)er Ell
Sabr in Chicago SIT periueilen beab.
iihtigf.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
FROM LAKES
TO THE GULF
A FOURTEEN FOOT DEEP WATER.
WAY is URGED BY SPEAKERS
AT CHICAGO BANQUET

Chicago, May 1s.-The grave possi.
bility' Of a war with England, coupled
with a word picture of the mammoth
British battleship Dreadnaught boM-
harding Chicago at a range Of te3l
miles, while the proposed American
rival, recently nicknamed the "Skeered
of Nothin','' by John Sharp Williams,
lay useless at the mouth Of the Missis.
sippi river, was presented last night
as a sufficient reason for the construc-
tion of fourteen foot deep waterway
from Chicago to the gulf. The idea
was advanced by Henry T. Rainey,
member Of congress from the Twen.
tieth Illinois district, at the banquet of
the Chicago Commercial association at
the Sherman house.
congressman Speak.
The banqueters were addressed by
five members of congress, all advo
Gates Of water transportation as a
remedy for the high freight rates OF
the railroads.
The speakers included Congressman
William Lorimer Of Chicago, Congress-
man James p Ransdell of Louisiana
chairman Of the executive committee
of the National Rivers and Harbors
association; Congressman James H
Davidson of the Eighth district Of Wis
consin, Congressman E. G. Ellis OF
Missouri, and Congressman Rainey OF
Illinois.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
ATT ACKED
BY CUBANS
AMERICAN SAILORS AT euANTA
NAMo FOUGHT WITH FISTS
h UNTIL DISABLED

Washington, D. c., May 1s.- The
navy department. has received the first
report of q serious fight which occur.
red at Guantanamo, Cuba, April 20
between American sailors and natives
in which one American was shot and
twenty-five otherwise wounded.
While the sailors were ashore al
Guantanamo they left the naval reser
vation and were attacked by large
band of natives, who used knives and
machetes with telling effect. The
blue-jackets had no weapons, and al
though outnumbered three and four to
one, they fought with their fists until
all were disabled.
The local police, 1t is said, instead
of attempting to quell the riot, took
sides with the natives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
ANSW ERS
CHARGES
RAILROAD OFFICIAL DENIES RE.
BATES WERE GRANTED
STANDARD OIL

Philadelphia, May 1S.-vice Presi
dent Thayer of the Pennsylvania rail.
road today issued statement in re.
ply to the letter of Commissioner OF
Corporations Garfield, made public
yesterday Thayer denies vigorously
the statements of fact made by Gar.
field respecting the granting of re.
bates to the Standard Oil Company
and reiterates his interview of May s,
in which the Pennsylvania railroad s
relation with the Standard Oil and
other corporations was defended.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
STEALS AUTO IS RELEASED
DARING RoBBER GETS AWAY
WITH MACHINE WORTH $1o-
600 AND VALUABLE BONDS

New York, May 1s.-An automobile,
valued at $4,000, and containing ST.
400 worth of bonds. scrip and other
valuable papers was stolen early to.
day by daring thief, who jumped
into the machine while 1t stood unoc.
cupied on Broadway, near Forty-sec-
ond street. IT'S owner, ]. H. Clarke.
an automobile manufacturer, had
stepped into restaurant near by.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
BERKMAN, WHO At.
TEMPTED TO KILL II. c.
FRlck is FREE MAN

Pittsburg, May 1S.--Alexander Berk-
man who made an attempt on the life
Of Henry Clay Frick, during the great
steel strike at Homestead In 1892, was
released from prison today, having
served fourteen of twenty-three
years sentence, earning commuta.
tion of nine years by good behavior.
Police officials met Berkman upon his
release and notified him to leave the
city at once. He departed for st.
Louis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
"suckERs" LEFT TO THEIR FATE.
Governor Pardee Won't Pee Collecting
Agent for Gold + Sses.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, May 1s.-Governor
Pardee of California, has refused to
honor extradition papers issued by Gov
ernor Pennypacker for the return to
this state of R. L. Mitchell, who is ac-
cused of swindling residents of Wilkes
barre out of 100000 by sel g them
stock in a worthless gold NE. A de-
tective who went to California with
the requisition papers, arrived here
yesterday and said Governor Pardee
declared he wouldn't act any longer us
collecting agent for lot of gold mine
suckers" in the east.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-19
ELECT OFFICERS.
Meeting Of Iowa State Medical Society
at Des Moines.

Des Moines, May 1S.-(SpeciaD -
The following officers were elected by
the Iowa state Medical society today:
President, e. w. Clark, Grinnell; first
vice president, H. A. Leipziger, Bur-
lington; second vice president, M. J..
Kenefick, sAlgona. Delegates to the
American Medical association, w. M.
Jepson, Sioux City; E. e. Dora, Des
Moines. Cedar Rapids was chosen as
the next meeting place.
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JAIL BREAKERS AT LARGE.
No Clue Found to Men Who Broke jail
at MarshaIIfown

Marshalltown, May 18-Up to late
hour no clue had been obtained as to
the whereabouts of the six safe crack
ers who broke Jail here some time
Tuesday night. Two arrests were
made at Waterloo and two at Grinnell,
but they proved not to. be the right
men. Sheriff Huston has offered a re-
ward Of $3.50 for the capture Of the
men.
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WILL PROTEST |:
TuRkINs GOVERNMENT CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING RIGHTS OF
STOCK COMPANIES

Constantinople, May 1s-The en-
bassies and legations are preparing a
joint note for presentation to the Turk
ish government tomorrow. protesting
against the violation of the rights CON
ferred by the capitulations by the new
regulations dealing with joint stock
and insurance companies.
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TO LIFT BAN ON PHOTOS.
River Brethren in Conference in Des
Moines May Abolish Rule.

Des Moines, May 1S.-The River
Brethren, in national conference here,
probably will abolish the rule prohibit
fng members of the church being pho
tographed, which is looked upon as
vanity. Elimination of the rule lis
now being considered by comnMttee,
which will report to the Convent
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FORM MERGER.

Iowa congregationaIists Approve Un.
ions Of Churches.
Dubuque, May 18.-The Iowa asso
citation of Congregational churches in
session here adopted a resolution to-
day favoring consolidation of the
Congregational, United Brethren and
Methodist Protestant churches.
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ATTORNEYS ARGUE FOR lNJuNc.
TloN TO PREVENT PREsBY-
TERRAIN MERGER
CORBETT is MODERATOR
Election for High Office Exciting Feat
ure Of Assembly at Des Moines
Educational Society of Cumberland
Presbyterian Church Reports
Board Of Missions.

Decatur, ILL.,, May 1S.-Promptly in
court today the lawyers representing
the two factions of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church began their argu-
ments on the plea for an injunction to
prevent the Cumberland Presbyterian
general assembly from concentrating
the union with the Presbyterian
church. At the same time the assem-
bly, resumed business.
The committee on credentials being
unable to report the assembly could
not elect a. moderator Some routine
business was taken up after which the
reports OF the educational society and
the board OF missions were read.
Discuss Union.
Des Moines, May 18.-The question
of the proposed union Of the Presby-
terian and Cumberland churches was
discussed by the general assembly to-
day. Telegrams from the Cumberland
assembly at Decatur, making definite
inquiry as to whether or not the Pres
byterians were willing to unite under
the 1904 standard, abrogating recent
additions to the standard of faith, pre-
cipitating debate. The Presbyterians
here replied that they were willing to
unite under the 1904 standard, but that
such action did not abrogate the new
features and that new features would
have to- be presented to the united
church before they become operative.
To Assume Mission Work.
The Woman's Home Missionary
branch Of the Presbyterians today vot-
ed to assume all the mission work in
California and a collection will be
taken to put the California synod on
its feet.
To Pray for indians.
The assembly established March 4
as day for prayer for the Indians who
OH that day will be admitted to citizen.
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corbett is Moderator.
| After one of the most spir-
tied contests in recent years
Rev. DR.. Hunter Corbett was
elected moderator of the Presbyterian
general assembly yesterday afternoon.
Three ballots were necessary, the final
vote standing: Dr. Corbett, 329; Rev
DR.. J. M. Barkley of Detroit, Mich,
| 308; Rev. J. P. Hendy Of Missouri, 4.
| DR.. COrbett is native of Pennsyl.
vania and has for forty-five years been
engaged in missionary work in China
After his election DIR. Corbett made a
brief address of acknowledge in
| which he hoped the church would en-.
large its work of evangelization, both
at home and abroad. Impressive ser.
vices were held, in which sacrament of
the Lords supper was administered
The Woman's Home missions held a
session and listened to the presenta.
tion of the report by the missionaries.