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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
VIRGINIA BOARD
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Mr.. Koincr and Associates VIII
Consider Matter Of Inanigra-
gration-Other Matters.

At the quarterly meeting Of the state
Board Of Agriculture to DO held in this
city to-day, definite steps will be taken
looking to tho formation OF a1 irnmigrp-
ton plan which will be laid before the
General Assembly with a request Of 40, ooo,
During the past tho or three wesAs
the greatest interest has been manifested
throughout the State in this movement,
and the matter will probably DO one
OF the most important to engage the
attention OF the present Legislatures
lahorers and In England and other Euro
pean countries as Is shown by letters
quoted elsewhere, Ilaborers are orying
for work and food. It Is a question
Of getting the two toEether-the farmers
and the laborers-with the best results
to each. The plan of Commissioners
Koiner and the State Board is to In,
troduce this much-needed5 help into v,r-
gina by means OF systarrrS Of agents
that will effectively prevent any hut de-
sirnb1o Foreigners from being sent to vir-
ginia. Tho board WIN DISCUSS the plan
thoroughly to-day and will proha bly,
continue the committee composed of Mr..
Kotner and Mr.. j. n, G. Beverly, tho
member from tho FIMt District, appoint
ed some tim eago to draw up a bill, This
committee will complep its work as
soon as possible and the proposition will
then go to the General Assembly,
Among the other matters to be con.
sidered by the board will be the test
farm and mass Of routine business.
The ten fertilizer inspectors will also
be- appointed. one for each d!strlot in
the! State Tho old inspectors will like
ly be reappointed. sa
Medal From Worlds Fair.
Commissioner Kolner, as president OF
the Virginia Commission to the st. Louis
Exposition. yesterday received a hand
some bronze medal from the jury of
awards. In all Virginia got one hundred
and ono medals at the fair, They will be
forwarded as soon as possible and when
they reach here will be placed on exhi-s
hilton in the department.. The medal res.
ceiyed, yeAterdayt which II the first to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Dark Tobacco Growers.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
CONCORD, VA, January 16.--The
Dark Tobacco Association of the Amer
lean Society OF Equity will meet at
Gravely Ridge, Campbell county, next
SATURDAY. at 10 A. NJ, at which time a
full report viii be made from Kentucky.
the state Executive Committee and the
arrangements made in Lynchburg for
pricing tobacco.
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No. IL Hector Street.

Gateswood on Tyne. England.
Dear sir,-seeing in the paper that
they are going to send 5000 Of Lony
don's poor people out to Virginia. 7
take the liberty to ask you sir. is
1t possible for me to go. am not in
London. I left to try to get some
work. have Travelled all oyer, but
cannot set any. am willing to
do any kind OF work. am been kept
by a friend. but will soon have
to go IL nothing turns up. I have had
to beg money to send this letter,
hoping that you will try and get me
something to DO II they want any
one over there. I am twenty-five
years old. ana a willing worker.
remain yours,
G.. THOMAS,
Care Mrs. Allen, IL Hector Street,
Gateshead on Tyne, England.
await the news; hope Il Is good.
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terIais and the highest order OF treat
ment. This is what science and exper-
uuaiity, depending upon the character
NJ Smat ariais and the methods employed,
IL the rtul goal Tor competition among
Drawers. 4. ~,
really GOOD, palatabie and Wholesome beer
Of the highest quality. we use the best
bariey-mait, the highest grade hops. SUI
perior yeast, and IN our pale beers q
small percentage Of rice. N III our peers
g gN les Of cost. .il
Corn we never use, although It IS not
excluded by authority, 4nd has the az
We snare neither money nor oare to for-
tify and increase our Well-earned and
long-estab ishcd reputation
Treatment and M At dsXEio6Ms we emp M.
Eny ane latest est acquisition being So glass
nea 81 s! Roeh vae n The beer after
leaving the brew kettles, Is conveyed to
glass fsrm's saa4a1 yass Aissr
sesol tanks nye before It IL bottled thus a
solnte purity Of our beer Ia insured, be-
causa 1t Is In glass from the time Il
Is DnsWs Storing H capacity Of barrels
Is more than that of any other two brew
cries In the world.
These facilities enable us to age our
the sas nur Il t ana e
IN / la priI1ters' Inl-but IN. fact. ~
For these reasons. Budwotser, the King
of Bottled Beers, must and does COM
nland q higher price than any other beer.
and at the same time mas greater sale
than all other bottled peers.
4so),lsS gsyaAf = -, y - * ~, - u
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a PLAIN srArEMHhr.
quality Q. Beer Depends Upon Superior
~ o. Materials, Treatment and
sgt. Az err

hears The observance Of cleanlinss and
stsriiizatiop wiN esoure II.
Haal thfulntgs combined With flavor and
taste, constitutes real quality. and these
arc impossible tsshon the eye yery pest ma
ment. This Is what science and exper-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
DEAD WOOD ON HUNTER.
Wife Number Ono Writes the
Details Of Fer Marriage.

Especial to The Times-D ispetch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, January To-
Chief Of Police Reynolds has reoSived q
letter from Mrs. j. p, Hunter. No. !. In
which she gives details OF her marriage
to +. p. Hunter. ]. formerly OF this CITY,
who Is under arrest IN Norfolk. charged
with bigamy.
band went to her last Iune and told her
he was at her mercy. After she received
a letter from Miss Green Huntsr's latest
swifes he went to her and begged her 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16

depending upon the character
ials and the methods Employed
al goal FOR conlpstltton among
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-21
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Our 1906 stock of wall paper has
arrived.-Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
7tf.
N. j.. winchen left this morning for
a business trip to his old home in
Illinois.
Miss Nora Virgins returned this
morning from Ell Paso. where she la
been on business.
H. Elrick returned to his home in
Dexter last evening after spending a
couple of days herr
At my home l will do first class
stenography and typewriting.- Sadie
Costa, phone 421. 10mwf-tf.
]. r. Sease, who has been in Cali
fornia for the past year for he bene
fit of his health returned this morn
ing.
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A fine hat pin or waist set sold
cheap on Saturday n Monday.
B. Moellner. jeweler. 1t
Mrs. T. G.. Linville and son, Ellis,
went to Lake Arthur last night to
spend a week with friends.
Mrs. r. M. Anderson arrived this
morning from Hagerman for a few
days visit with Mrs. u. F. Deem.
A. fine. large baby girl arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
ilton in Artesia Sunday morning.
Be sure to buy a waist set or hat
pin Saturday or Monday while they
are cheap-L. B. B~oeIlner. jeweler.
S. S. Bible arrived today from Hin
ton, O.. T., and will make his home
here with his son-in-law G.. t. Miser.
Thomas Sandman went to Artesia
last night to pay off the men who
have finished their work on his deem
well.
Tonight the subject at the Christian
church will be Conversion" Mr.. Har-
less will again sing Everybody in
vited.
Cruse's blacksmith shop makes a
specially of wagon and buggy tire
setting. Old overman's stand on S.
Main. lift
There IA a larger attendance at
the Christian church last night than
the night before. notwithstanding the
counfer attractions in the city. The
musical program was certainly appre
ciated by all, especially the solo by
Mr.. Hairless. There were two Access
stons to the church.
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A special sale of hat pins and Ia
dies waist sets, Saturday, March "a,
and Monday, March 26.-L. B. Boell-
ner, jeweler and optician. 1t
Wilson Orr. a real estate man from
Elida, who is selling lands near that
place and the new town of Triton, re-
turned to Elida today after spending
several days here on business.
Are you attending the meetings at
the Christian church? If not, why not?
If you are a Christian you ought to
be there to help. If not, you certainly
need the help to be found there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Keyes are
expected home this evening from Ha-
vana, Cuba, where they nave been
making an extended visit. They have
been visiting in various places since
last September.
| M. M. Brunk, of Dexter, left this
morning for Amarillo to arrange for
an excursion which, if secured, will
| come as a special train from the an
nual German Baptist Brethren meet
ing in Illinois next May to the Pecos
Valley.
LADIES OF ROSWELL I will do
at your home, ~manicuring, sham
pooling, hair dressing, ~chiropody,
electrical scalp treatment, electri-
cal facial massage. For work in
this line, call Miss Meers. phone
AL. 93t26
The following persons from down
the Valley came in this morning for
short visits: H.. Jones, c. NJ. Jones
and wife and J. T. Brown, of Carls-
bad; Harry Hamilton, w. w. Alli-
son, John Schrock, E. c.. Higgins,
Eugene Ockerman, John Robert and
w. c. Marable, of Artesia; E. Smith,
R. Durrell, ]. Wheeler and NJ. C.. Sin
gleton, of Dexter; q. w. Fades and
A.. L. Gunter, of Lake Arthur. and w
S. DAWSON, Mrs. C. W. DAWSON
and J. NJ. Woolam, of Hagerman.
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Sanitary Notice.

The attention of the public is called
to the City Ordinances requiring the
daily use of lime in water closets
n prohibiting the throwing of Stops,
garbage or refuse into streets alleys
or Upon lots whether vacant or not.
These ordinances will be strictly en-
forced in the future.
VIM. W. PHILLIPS,
City Physician.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. Rucker, phone 81. slim
w. p. Wood clothing a speciality 5
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hon came up
from Dayton this morning.
Mrs. Adams left for Artesia for a
hort visit. yesterday evening
Mrs. R. H. Baker went to Lake Ar
thur last evening for a weeks visit
Cement work Ion by w. w. Petty
is guaranteed first class or no pay If.
Figure with B. f. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone IT'S. Tiff
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~ M
Mrs. L. w. Gode1l, of Dexter passed
through this morning on her way to
her old home in Beardstown. Ill, for
a visit.
E. F. Eppenheimer came up from
Carlsbad this morning to spend a few
days with friends and to look after
business.
All designs in latest styles of wall
paper just received. Prices from the
lowest to highest.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. Tiff.
~berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For sale
by all dealers.
The only special sale of hat pins
and waist sets I will have this sea
son is Saturday and Monday. B.
Boellner, jeweler. 1t
Joe Stewart, for seven ear an EN-
ploye at the round house. left this
morning for Knoxville, Tenn. on a
business and pleasure trip.
Be sure to see my window of hat
pins and waist sets for the special
sale Saturday and Monday. B..
Boellner, jeweler and optician. 1t
Captain John w. Poe is expected
home tomorrow from Santa Rosalie,
Mexico. where he has een trying the
famous springs for rheumatism.
Robert Reid left this morning for
Texico. Mrs. Reid will follow him to-
morrow n they will max their
home in the new junction town..
A limited number of students will
be enrolled in the Robins Commercial
School for the secon term which be-
| gins April first. 302 N. Penn. ave.
R. L. Jarvis, representing the Ma
tional lash Register Co., with head
quarters at Ell Paso. left this morning
for points north after a business visit
here.
Dave Mosely left this morning for
Elida to meet his relatives who are
coming from the Chickasaw Nation,
III will probably make their home
in Roswell.
E. l.. Wirth. who is working for
Wood, Bancroft and Doty, the contrac
tors on the Hondo reservoir, left last
night for Ell Paso on a few days bust
ness visit.
Mrs. Belle, Terryberry, of Richard,
Mo-. who has been here for two weeks
visiting her brother j. A. Glen. left
this morning for Norwood, Colo, to
visit her sister.
1.-THE fines line of hat pins and Ia
dies waist sets ever brought to Ros-
well will be on special sale Saturday,
March "a, and Monday. March &c. at
L. B. Boellner, jeweler.
$500, 900 to loan or irrigated farms.
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 800 N. Main, opp. P. o.
Having sold most of the many bar
gains we had listed, we desire to list
other properties and will take an int
crest in pushing any bargains YOU
may list with us.-Carlton & Bell,
303 North Main st.
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Successful
Merchant

when asked what advice he
would give a young man
starting out in life said, "To
such a question most men will
say a man to succeed should
possess honesty, integrity, en-
ergy stick-to-it. iveness; but /
say with all these he may miss
his mark if he neglects his APP
pearance. By all means let
him have all these qualities,
but let his appearance serve
as an entering wedge or he will
be long in securing an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate the fact
that he possesses them"
Many men are pass
ed over and miss OPP
portunities for adj
vancement every day
because their appear
ance is against them.
Kuppenheimer Cloth
es will do much for
any man in any walk
of life.
II. Williams & Go
The Mems furnIshers.
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Makin's Second Hand Store

Pays cash for refrfgerators and
stoves, buys and rents. everything.
greatest bargains in town. 3 and 10
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Notice to All Real Estate Men.

| have taken all of my property in
Belle Plain addition off the market.
10t6+ JOHN Upton.
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Piano Tuning.

Fine work guaranteed. Leave ord
ers at Roswell Drug and JeweIry Co,
Phone 50. 15tf.
ANDREW AXELSON.
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Cement Sidewalks

Before letting your contract be sure
you e w. w. Petty contractor. 15tf.
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Railroad Ticket SkaIper.

Bring me your railroad tickets for
quick sale. Buy your r. r. tickets
here and save money. 16t3
INGERSOLL'S BOOK STORE.
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First class dress making 107 w.
Tilden street, city. 1879
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Wilson Orr. a real estate man from
Elida, who is selling lands near that
place and the new town of Triton, re
turned to Elida today after spending
several days here on business.
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A special sale of hat pins n la
dies waist sets, Saturday, March "a,
and Monday, March 26.-L. B. Boell-
ner, jeweler and optician. 1t
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
PAUL MORTON
IS REELECTED
As Head OF Equitable Life Assurance
company-New Charter
Approved.

New York, June AFTER a meet
ing, the board of directors of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society in
this city today, Paul Morton, presi
dent of the society re+appointed Gage
E. Tarbell as second vice president
President Morton also appointed
new committee, the finance commit
tee, composed of himself, =. B. Thorn
as, T. Dewitt Cuyler, Frank S. Weth
erbee and James Mcmahon.
The board of directors reelected
President Morton and elected former
Judge William A. Day, vice president
The board also approved the form ot
the amended charter of the society
providing that a majority Of its direc
tors shall be policy holders, but was
unable to adopt 1T formally because
of an injunction against the mTtuali
zation of the society which has beer
granted by the courts.
President Morton said, after thu
meeting that the board voted to cal
special meeting of the stockholders
on June IS, Ito consider the mutuaM
zation plan, and that the board of di
rectors expected to take final actor
on the amended charter on June 20
provided the injunction has been dis
solved in the meantime
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
CHANCELLOR Won
BUELOW TO QUIT
Kaiser Expects SO Much From Aged
Minister That He Is Over
worked.

Berlin June L. Chancellor Won
Buelow is being worked to death by
his hustling sovereign. That was un-
doubtedly the explanation of his recent
breakdown in the Reichstag, to which
the Morocco affair was contributing
cause.
The Kaiser expects SO much of his
ministers. Besides their official du.
ties, they must attend every social
function that the Emperor honors
with his presence, and that means
getting into uniform two or three hun
dred times a year. The chancellor
also has to entertain the diplomatic
corps and the Reichstag, and to attend
to various diplomatic functions. He
has not moment of real leisure.
Princess Buelow is anxious about her
husband, and will not allow him to
sacrifice himself. They are both
wealthy, and the princess, who comes
of noble Italian family, possesses a
splendid palace on the Grand Canal in
Venice.
1t Is likely Princess Buelow will per
suade her husband to resign his office
before he dies in harness, and that
they will retire to a life of ease in Ven
ice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
TAOS COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
Capital 25,000--Weil Known Citizens
Observation-Disclosures sys-
tenn in old Town.

Additional information concerning
the organization of the proposed Ma
tional Bank In Taos Is that its name
Is to be the First National Bank OF
Taos County, the capital stock Is
fixed ait $25,OO0 with the privilege OF
increasing the same as occasion and
business necessity may demand. The
promoters are c. N. Blackwell, presl
dent of the First National Bank at
Ration, and interested in bank re-
Gently started in Springer S. Flors'
helm, the Springer merchant and WOO
raiser; Alexander Gusdorf, Of Taos;
DR.. T. 2. Martin, of Taos; Fred Sower
and J. w. McCarty, of the Bond-Gus-
dorf and McCarty Company, mer.
chants at Taos. The petition for leave
to incorporate has been signed by the
persons above named and has been
sent to the Comptroller of the Treas
ury in the National Capital. In the
petition it as requested that the name
of the bank proposed be reserved for
so days as provided by law
The impression is that the organiza-
tion of the bank will be completed
at an early date ana that 1t mas some
connection with the proposed construc-
ton from Cimarron to Taos of the
line built from Ration to Cimarron by
the New Mexico, Rocky Mountain and
Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Blackwell Is
one OF the promoters of this road and
one Of its incorporators and the fact
that he is connected with the forma-
tion of the new bank indicates that the
road will be extended forthwith to the
county seat of Taos County.
Another good thing that has taken
place in the Ancient town of Taos is
the installment OF local telephone
line with rs instruments; this Is work
ing satisfactorily and more subscribers
are expected. The owners of the sys-
TEN have made application ito the Colo
RADIO Telephone Company with head
quarters at Denver to connect with the
telephone lines of the company at Cim-
aron, which gives that town telephone
connection with Denver, Colorado,
Ration and other cities and places in
New Mexico, although from Santa Fe
a conversation would have to be re.
layed at Cinlarron.
Taos seems to be more prosperous
and the merchants are doing more
business than for some years past.
Many Of the citizens Of the county are
at work in the railroad camps on the
New Mexico, Rocky Mountain and Pa.
cific railroad and in the sheep camps
in. eastern New Mexico. 1t is estimat.
ed that there are not less than 500 OF
these. At the recent term of court il
was very hard ITO get iurors and wit
nesses, as ii was found that many
of the inhabitants were absent from
the county either on railroads or as
sheep herders and shearers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
THREE PLANS FOR
PEACE OF WORLD
Urged Upon President BY Mohonk
Conference on International
Arbitration.

Lake Mohonk, N. ", June 1.-The
Lake AIohonk conference on interna.
tional arbitration adopted resolutions
petitioning President Roosevelt to
instruct the delegates ito the peace
conference at The Hague to urge
three measures conducive to the peace
and welfare of the world. These are:
A plan by which The Hague confer
ence may become permanent and rec
ognized the Congress of nations with
advisory powers. A general arbitra
ton treaty for the acceptance Of all
nations. A plan for the restriction ol
armaments and If possible, for the
reduction by concurrent international
action
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01

had an even more miraculous escape
than was generally known. A rag.
inent OF bomb struck his preasr, but
the force was broken by chain of the
Portuguese order of Santiago, which
he was wearing. The chain was brok-
en-, but it stopped the piece of steel
which otherwise might have pierced
the kings breast.
Were Two Bombs Thrown?
Madrid, June 1.-The officials here
are beginning to believe that two
bombs were thrown at the King and
Queen and that the missiles exploded
simultaneously with only one vivid
fash. The scene was like q battle
field. Corpses, pools of blood and
wreckage were strewn upon the
ground, in front of the house, No. S8
Mayor Street. before which the explo-
sion occurred. The house was covered
with holes and blood dripped from the
curtains of the windows of the first
floor.
Marchioness ToIosa Killed.
In an apartment of the Duke OF
Ahumada, the Marchioness of Tolosa
and her daughter, were killed. One
body was jammed in balcony rail.
ing and was removed with difficulty
All nearby houses were surrounded by
the police who prevented ingress or
egress until thoroughly searched.
General Weller Wounded.
Madrid, June 1.--General Weller
was seriously wounded by the bomb
explosion yesterday. Five of The
wounded are dying. The number oi
killed is now given at twenty and the
wounded at sixty. A jeweled decora
ton worn by King Alfonso was shat
tered by splinter of the bomb
Queen Victoria is irreconciliable, de
claling that she is responsible for sc
many being killed.
Bomb Thrower confesses.
London, June IA dispatch from
Madrid says the bomb thrower has
been arrested, has confessed and has
supplied details OF the outrage
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
TROUBLE PROBABLE
IN VENEZUELA
Senior Gomez and General Castro Lock
Horns--Usual Summer Revolution
Pending. p

New York, June IA cable dis
patch from Caracas, Venezuela says:
Acting President Gomez, having re-
fused to accept General Castro's prop
osition involving a continuance O
the former in office, the latter declined
to meet Senor Gomez at Los Teques
Wednesday, thus consummating the
rupture between the acting and the
former president. Senior Gomez an
nounces that he will call special ses
sion Of Congress to consider his resig
nation. There is feverish excite
ment here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-01
INSANE MAN
FRACTURES WiFE'S SKULL.

Elmira, N. Y, June 1.--After the
famil of leon Keifer a cooper, had
secured an order for his removal to
an insane asylum and before the or
der was served on Keifer, he got a
shovel and tapping his wife on the
head, fractured her skull. He then
started to shovel up his 16-year-old
daughter but she deftly escaped the
blows aimed at her until neighbors
came and effected her rescue.
After his daughter escaped from
him, Keifer climbed to the roof of his
house and, taking good start jump
ed off. 1t is almost a miracle that
the drop CT over twenty feet did not
hurt him.
He was then arrested.
After he was placed under arrest
Keifer said that he did not tap his
wife on the head because he was in
sane, but because he was angry at
her having ordered him to be sent to
an asylum,