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sANTo DOMINGO TROUBLE.
General Rodriguez May Become
Candidate for Presidency.

General Rodriguez May Become
Candidate for Presidency.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, Jan. 3.-Ad
vices received early this morning
from Puerta Plata on the northern
coast of Santo Domingo say that
the troops of the fugitive president
Morales. under command of General
Demetrio Rodriguez, attacked Puer-
to Plata at 10 o'clock yesterday NOR
ming. The fighting, which was Sc
we're, lasted until five O'Clock in the
evening, when the besieging force
retired. A number of men were kill
ed or wounded on both sides in the
engagement. during which bayonets
and swords principally were used.
The forces of General Rodriguez,
which were massed outside Puerto
Plata, were when these advices we're
forwarded preparing for another at
tack ON the place portion of the
population of Puerto Plata has de-
clared IN favor of Morales. and as a
result street fighting occurred, the
supporters of Morales shooting from
the windows of their houses at the
troops of General Caneres. the tenn
porary president Of Santo Domingo.
The troops experienced difficulty in
defending themselves. as they were
unable to locate the persons firing
ON them. A messenger who arrived
from Monte Cristo today brought the
news that Demetrio Rodriguez had
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Hudains-Pratt.

Mr.. Jesse M. Hudgins, a prosper
GUS young ranchman of Elida, and
Miss Iva G.. Pratt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Pratt, of the east part
morning January Bird, Elder c. G..
Hill, pastor of the Christian church.
officiating. They left on the morning
train for their future home, at Elida.
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To Install OFFICERS.

Ottawa Tribe No. 21, L. O. R. M,
will install officers tonight, and it is
expected that Great Sachem Leon
L. Godchaux, of Deming, will be pre-
sent to act as installing officer.
The lodge gave dance last night,
but the big function comes off to
night, the dance being merely pre-
liminary.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.) -

observation taken at a. MI
Roswell. n. M, jan 3.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. 50; min. 20: mean. 29.
Precipitation, 90: wind N. W.. We
locity. s miles: weather clear.
Forecast. Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight; Thursday fair with
slowly rising temperature.
Forecast for New Mexico:
Fair tonight: not so cold In north
portion: Thursday fair with slowly
rising temperature.
n. WRIGHT.
Omcial In Chasxa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Parks and child
eft this morning for their home In
Denver. Mr.. Parks is the senior
member of the firm of Park & Nor
"ison, and has been in the city for
some weeks looking after his inter
asts and assisting Mr.. Morrison in
aking care of the holiday rush
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preme Court room at the Capitol, IN
the present of the entire bench of
the Supreme Court of New Mexico.
Chief Justice william ]. Mills admin
fstering the OATH The ceremony will
be very simple and the public viii
be admitted.
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Card of Thanks,

We desire to thank our friends for
md death of our husband and father.
MRS. ]. B. LIPPINCOTT
AND SONS
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The City Council met in regular
monthly session at the office of the
City Clerk last night with the follow
ing members present: Messrs White
man, Church, UHery. Wyllys, Burns
and Ogle and Mayor Hinkle.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
K s. woodruff, prisoners
board -. s3O125
Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
lumber ----~.. f4O.oO
Roswell Hardware Co. re-
pairs etc. -. 1900
Roswell Trading Co., Coal. 500
W. M. Fyffe, scavenger. $50 IT'S
Lucius Dills, expenses -. CTS
H. P. Dodge. sprinkling and
grading, -. ..... 476.0o
Kemp Lumber Co. lumber. 114.79
Roswell Wool & Hide Co.
coal -. -. -. -. 2o.oO
Whiteman Bros. fire depart
ment supplies :. :. 1915
S. L. & W. W. Ogle Mdse. 2.25
]. J. Rascoe, fees g.. S75
E. T. Amonett, supplies fire
department 80
County of Chaves. for street
right of way .... 1900. 250.0O
Record Pub Co. supplies TO
F. j. Beck fees 625
John c. Peck, fees .. .s=zzs 23. 80
Payton Drug Co. drugs .sss1.s 4.65
Electric Light Co. St. lights a2ss,S0
Telephone Co. telephone 49, 1850
Joyce Pruit, orders cashed 1900
Roswell Drug Co.. drugs, -. $50
r. C. Russell fire dept. 1900
Guy Clements fire dept. -. 1900
The following report of the Libra
ry committee was received. and filed:
Report of the Carnegie Library AS
4sociation Trustees.
Roswell, N. NJ, Dec. 3Oth 1905.
To the Mayor and members of the
Council of the City of Roswell.
Gentlemen:-In obedience to sec
ton of Ordinance No. 223, passed
by the Council and approved by the
Mayor of the City of Roswell,
We. the members of the Roswell
Carnegie Library Association Trus-
Ttees. beg leave to submit our first re-
"
port
Pursuant to the authority contain
ed IN the above mentioned City Or
dinance, Mayor J. F. ,fIinkle on Oct.
Z. 1904 appointed the following citi-
zens as members of the board, to be
known as the Carnegie Library AS
sociation Trustees:
J. ]. .Hagerman to serve for term
of five years.
A M. Robertson for a term of four
years.
E. A. Cahoon for three years
]. w. Wilson for for two years and
Mark Howell for one year.
The members thus appointeJ met
in the rooms of the Roswell Club,
Dec. 20. 1904. and perfected an or
ganization. J. J-.S Hagerman was
elected PRESIDENT e. A. Cahoon, vice
president; ]. w. Wilson. secretary
and treasurer. st.sssss
The board then began work and
set about to secure for Roswell the
very best building that could be erec
i ted for the amount of money that
had been donated by Mr.. Carnegie
Architects from different parts OF the
country were communicated with
and invited to submit plans and spe
cffications. On January 21. 1905 tbs
board met. and after considering pre-
liminary plans from several archi
tects agreed TO accept the services
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The Record is informed that the
big government reservoir will not be
n shape for the water to be turned
IN until late in April or May. We
shall have more to say of this later.
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A number of Roswell people are
eagerly inQuiring after one Jim Brad
shaw. who recently left town under
the cover of night. and forgot to set
r'e his indebtedness.
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w. NJ. Reed left last night for
Carlsbad on business in connection
With the taking over of the irriga-
ion works in the lower end OF the
Valley by the government
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WANTED 200 cattle te winter at
800 head per moEth--H- J.
Thode. Dexter, ". NJ. soto
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For Sale or Rent

100 foot front ON 206 & EOS West
-lameda street. House of seven
ooms. Inquire at 1901 North Main
street 6ete>
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RESOLUTION DEMANDING HIS
RESIGNATION AS UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
INSURANCE SCANDALS

Causing Many Troubles for the New
York State Legislature--End of
One of the Btterest fractional
Fights Of Many Years.-Great Int
crest in Opening of Session.
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MEMBERS OF THE CITY coUN-
Gil FAVOR GOING AZ
TER ONE.
THE REGULAR MEETING

Bills Allowed and the Report of the
Carnegie Library Committee Re-
ceived. The Water Works Fran
chise. A Deep Well Scheme Pro-
posed. Other Matters of Interest.
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Cheap r. R. tickets at Inrerson's.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-04-05

opened, prices l0c to SOC. Mems under
wear from zoe to $500 per garment Mems
hose, fancy line just opened, prices from
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II. 7. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office, Seventh and King SITS.
Both Phones.
GRAMS.


EHRKE-In this city, on January 8oth, 1900,
Mamie b. wife Of John Ehrke ana dnl glteI
Of Alfred and Jane Ringler. aged 2s years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services az Old twedcs
Church, on Friday afternoon, February %, AZ
O'Clock Interment az old swedes cemetery.
JONEs-in this city, on January 18th, 1906
Annie H., wife OF John x. Jones, rEed 81 year.
Relatives friends and members Oh Camp So. ],
p d. Of A., are respectfully invited % attend ne
funeral services at the residence OF her husband
No. 5lg New Castle avenue, on Thursday after
nom, February lst al O'Clock lnterment al
Lombardy cemetery.
JONEs-At Holly Oak, Del, on January Slsi,
1906. Maria, wife of Caleb Jones, aged % year,.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services ai inc residence OF
her sonin-law. william r. lhelman, Holly
Oak, Del on Friday afternoon, February %,
AZ o'clock lnterment private at kiYervieW
cemetery. Omit flowers.
KHLLY-In this city on January aist 1906
Anna, daughter OF Daniel aud Sarah Kelly,
aged I years and 6 months
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence az her
parents No. IN n. Adams street, on Friday alter
noon. az 2 o'clock. lntement at Cathedral
cemetery
VALENTINE suddenly, on January Both, 1896
Robert "a Nnientlnc aged 30 years
Relatives and friends, also 7. r. i. Relief and
Brotherlv Love CommandcrY No. lil X. OF d.
are respectfully invited % attend the funeral
services on saturday afternoon a. $50 O'Clock
from his late residence, 9l7 NandeYcr avenue
Iniefment no Interstate cemetery
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NEW YORK BASEBALL.
state League Arranges for the Season and
Institutes Some Changes.

NH-NN
Ass"''uie'i n,. ...suaicn tN -ieclai Wires
Albany, N. Y. Jan. Stat the annual
meeting OF the New York State Baseball
league, which closed at a late hour last
night, the Troy franchise was transferred
TO John j. O'Brien OF Natervliet and Ed
ward Rabbit of Troy, the consideration
neing the payment Of debts aggWgating
about $1,000 TWAS decided to open the
season on May 10th, OF five days later than
last year and 10 close it ON September
I'd. Each club viii make three trips
away from home instead OF four, as in other
years. On the first two trips a series Of
three games will be played and President
tarrell Will submit a schedule al the meet
ing IN scranton on March 9th.
The mpires win receive the same pay
as last season. and il was also decided that
the club guarantees should remain as they
are at present. A rule was adopted which
provides that when q regularly appointed
umpire fails TO put la an appearance, the
visiting club shall accept one OF three men
selected by the management OF the home
team.
No double headers will be permitted
prior TO July 4th. The rules were amended
so as to provide that when home manager
Is DESTROYS OF playing a doublo-header he
shall give the visiting club ten hours notice
of his intention. Heretofore "A hours
notice was necessary.
new rule provides that each club shall
have three uniformed policemen on the
home grounds. The exchange of player.
during the last 30 days OF the playing
season is prohibited and games cannot
he transferred during this period without
the consent OF the president.
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MILFORD BOARD OF Trade.

Constitution and Bylaws Adopted,
Officers Elected aud Committees APP
pointed.
special correspondence Of Every Evening.
Milford, Jan. 3l.-A meeting of the
business men Of Milford vas held in
tiIemen's Hall, last evening, for the
purpose Of etiectinR permanent organi-
zation of the Milford Board OF Trade.
The committee appointed one week
ago to draft a Constitution and by
laws made their report, aud the same
was adopted.
The following officers we're elected /;
President, Daniel hirsoh; First Vice
President, William V. lipple; Second
Vice President, John j. Rosa; Score
tary and Treasurer, DR.. Paris L. Car
lisie, j..
Executive oommittee-GeorRe H.
Hall, Frank Richards, Col. Theodore
Townsend, DR., q. Layton Grier,
Charles Barker.
The following committee was APP
pointed TO solicit members. in con-
junction with the executive commit.
tee: DR.. Frank l.. GrIer, d.. James G..
Stanton, George b. Hynson, Darwin
s. Collins, Charles ID. Abbott.
The board has % active charter
members and one honorary member
Herbert Moses of Philadelphia.
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CONRAD REPLIES

Pays His Respects to Gen. Wilson for IN.
Latter's Criticism Of His Appointment.
Replying to the criticism, by Gen.
James h. Wilson, of his appointment
10 the postmastership, as printed in
Yesterdays Every Evening, Henry G.
Conrad said today:
Gen. Wilson has been a back mum.
ner IN Republican politics since his
retirement as chairman OF the Repub-
lican State Committee, in 1895 In
earlier Gays HE leading characteristics
we're biag and bloster. tie has now
uegenefated into a chronic kicker.
Nothing suits him. The election Of
Dr. Ball as United States Senator in
1913 was not only positively distaste-
ful 70 him, but led 70 voiumiuous
swearing that quite upset his closest
friendsi and yes DR. Bal was Of his
own political family and had trained
with the saints.
1t is understood that quite al
much, il not more, money was used in
the campaign OF ls9l, conducted by
Gen. Wilson, as in any previous OF
subsequent one. The eeneral-and We
haven't many o; them with the air
and strut Of Milson-has become a
monomaniao on the subject Of Ad-
dicks. II the general intends to in
sinuate that ever INDUCED In the
buying Of votes, 1 desire to deny the
insinuation positively. never gave a
penny for that purpose and never in
any way purchased or assisted in the
purchase Of q vote.
Wilson's attack upon the Presi-
dent, indirect as it is, is in lament
ably poor taste. Tbs general is enjoy o
ing the emoluments of an office which
came to him Though a Presidents
iavor The President may be az capa-
bic Of judging as to the fitness or I'M
fitness Of an appointment as the gen
efal himself
The United States Senate yesterday
confirmed the appointment Of Mr..
Conrad, but be has not received his
commission yet.
The question of appointing an assist
ant postmaster, Mr.. Conrad says, be
will not take up until be receives his
commission. Il. h. McMullin IL
prominently mentioned, but MI. Con
rad will not give any intimation as K
whom he will apo Mt.
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ENTERTAINMENT At NEW CASTLE.

The literary department Of the
EpWorth League Of the Methodist
ID piscopal Uhurch Of New Castle has
pfepared a very interesting programme
fcr this evening.
sWho shall have the boy 10 t he
question TO be proFounded oy tne
Judge, who will be represented oy ns .
n Nj prettyman; the State ty Arte'
mas smith the saloon by Charles
Isnk. crime by Prof. II. Y. Holloway
The Christian woman by Miss Q. Dea'
Eyne A solo by Brloe Vallette, en-
titled 1.-THE Bootblack's Song; sing
inc nv the league some of Solomon {
wise sayings will be quoted a duet .h
III Love Him Best OF All, ny tne
Misses Hurd, and other choruseS o'
the league. -. . coI.
lection will be taken
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DISCOVERIES ARE TAKEN
As Ample Justification Of the Severe
Measures Of Repression adopted
by Government
MANY PERSONS ARE ARRESTED
With Two to Twenty Bombs In
Their Possession.
ARMS GIVEN TO OWNERS OF ESTATES


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wircl
81. Petersburg, Russia Jan. 3l.-The
government is finding ample justification
for is severe policy against the revolu-
tionists IN the constant discoveries OF
bombs. bomb factories and depots OF arms
and munitions IN all parts of the Empire.
which are now SO commonplace that such
matters scarcely obtain individual mcn-
ton in the papers The Novoe Nremya.
today, however. prints half a column OF
statistics of last weeks captures. show
ing the seizure of bombs ia a score Of cities
and the discoveries OF regular bomb lab
oratories. explosives fitted and untitled
bombs at Ekaierinburg, Samara, Riga,
Nikutsk Suwalki and Ekaterinoslav.
Ierorists having in their possession
two to 20 bombs have been arrested at
Warsaw, Minslg. Vitebsk. LODI, Odessa,
Gomel and Tieis There have been at
tempts 10 kin police, military and civil
officers At Warsaw, Pinsk, Riga, Gomel,
lihis, Minsk and other cities. Though
not included in the Novoe Vremya's list,
bomb factories have also been discovered
here and at Moscow. Searches of the
| Prokaroh and other factories at Moscow
still result in finding explosives and
weapons.
10 curb the revolutionary outbreaks
and enable estate owners to defend their
property against further peasant upris-
/ ings, the government is distributing tho
arms captured on the British steamer
John Grafton. sunk in the Golf Of Bothnia,
! Finland. IN September last, and rifles and
revolvers captured elsewhere, 10 respon-
sihle applicants, and is also permitting
/ the organization OF armed estate guards,
which are often composed Of veterans and
/ commanded by former non-commissioned
officers of the regular army.
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TIRED OF COTTON STATISTICS.

lnnoyed by Criticism. Director North Of
hssoensus Bureau Wants to be Relieved
oiThem.
i.oealel Press Dispatch ny Special Wires
Washington, Jan. 31.-Having taken
olce Of the criticisms upon his Office by
resident Harvie Jordan of the Southern
,o''on Growers Association and others,
IEecior North Of the Census Bureau to-
Ay declared that he hoped Congress
.olld relieve him of all further work in
junction with cotton statistics.
hh the most disagreeable and annoy
rs work have ever known" said Mr..
solh today. These reports are gotten
10Y the benefit Of the Southern people,
" 'hey seem TO be devoting al their
'sg.es toward discrediting them"
AleIegram from a planter in Louisiana,
n, sSVed today, charged Director North
..a DONG a great injustice to Southern
iales by keeping back the weight OF
-1s ana enabling a certain cotton specu-
S ,oI and bis diabolical crew" to rob the
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MINING OOMPANYS ELECTION.

The annual meeting Of the Hidalgo
Placer Mining and Milling Co was
held here yesterday afternoon. During
the meeting President NJ. .. Butler
of South Carolina stated that there
had been some criticism Of the man
aeement OF the property, which IS IN
Mexico. lie stated that Superin-
tendent George Ii. Hepburn had gone
to Mexico and had taken with him
d. b. Mutter, q graduate Of the bos-
ton School OF Technology, and that the
visit had disclosed the fact that s5,OUU
was necessary for purchasing equip
ment for the workings. These present
subscribed $4,000
WAS "a follows: Eresiden, Il, V. Pechin
Wee President and General Manager
George W. laft; Treasurer, y. ~
Dickey; Secretary, George L. IoWn'
send.
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Associated Press Dispatcn by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 3l.-Wheat. steady;
No 2 red In export elevator. s4,saS5c No.
Northern do, e516ae6c; No. ? Northern, do,
93a93c.
Corn. steady; No In export elevator. asa
Isle.
OaIs. unchanged; No. white natural. sec: No 2
white clipped. 35ao6isc.
Bran, hrm. winter In bulk, t20.00ne20.5O,
spring in sacks, s2OOOas1050
Refined sugars. steady; powdered SfS5a
$500; coniecuouers. e. oOasL75; graduated 81 75a
SleG Keystone, S4hoaS4OA
Butter hrm: extra western creamery 275sci
do. nearby prints, SOC
Eggs, 21sc lower nearby fresh, i6c at marx;
Western, fresh. loc. at mark.
Live poultry. firm; fowls, 13al4c.; old
roosters, &c; spring chickens, lSalfc.. ducks,
16ai6c.. geese lial5c. turkeys, ital6c.
Dressed poultry firm; fowls, choice, i4c.
do. far 10 good, i4al3c; old rooslerS l0c.
nearby roasting chickens. choice. l5al6c do.
Western do choice liaiic.; do. far 70 good, l2a
l3c.; turkeys, choice nd fancy, 2oalic.; DO. far
70 good. lealec; ducks, llal5c; geese. lOai3c.
Potatoes, weak; Pennsylvania choice and fancy
per bushel 7Oa73c; n. Y. DO. do. per bushel. t5a
6se.; n. y. fair 10 good per hushei, 50a00a
Flour. IN changed.
Hay, steady.
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LANDsLIDE Jusr MIssEs A TRAIN.

Associated Press Dispalch by Special wirea
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 3l-The Steuben-
vile express on the Pan Handle division
OF the Pennsylvania Co. lines narrowly
escaped disastrous accident today, when
tons Of earth and rock, loosened by rain,
came crashing down the side of Duquesne
Heights, on the south side of the city,
covering the railroad tracks with five feet
OF debris.
The avalanche Of earth and rock came
without warning and struck the rear part
of the express train, demolishing portion
orr the baggage car and breaking many
windows in the coaches.
The train was quickly stopped and the
passengers we're brought into the city on
street cars No one was injured.