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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-15
MANCHURiAN DIFFICULTIES.
Deadlock Between Military and Civil
Authorities May Be Solved

Toxic, May 15.-Premier Marquis
Saionji returned here today from
his tour of inspection in Manchuria
1t is expected that his report will
between the military and civil au-
thorities over the best means of set
ting Manchurian difficulties The
Japanese and Russians in Manchuria
are closely watching eacn others
movements. The japanese apparent
before they are assured that the
Russians will get out in accordance
with the stipulations of the Ports
mouth treaty.
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OIL INDUSTRY NOT INJURED.
In. One Well the Flow Has Greatly
Increased Since Earthquake.

San Francisco. Cal, May 15--Re-
ports nave been received here to the
effect that a careful examination of
all the oil fields of the state led to
the discovery that the oil industry
has escaped injury from the earth
quake of April IS. so far as produc-
ton is concerned. Not one well has
been obstructed, and in one instance
the flow has greatly increased since
the earthquake Leading oil men de-
clare this immunity of the oil indus
try one OF the greatest elements for
future prosperity tnat could be hop
ed for.
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About thirty-five little children were
in attendance. All the children in re-
and knelt at the altar for prayer
The meeting last night was well
attended, and much good was accom-
plished. The song service and preach
ing tonight will not begin until 8
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. and it is especially de-
sired that the unconverted should
come and hear the Word.
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Lynchers DISCOURAGED.

Crawford. Neb., May 15.-Four are
now dead as result of riots be-
tween the white and negro soldiers
from Fort Robinson VIM Murphy
fwhiteI was killed at midnight by a
squad of soldiers who were guarding
the Jail Murphy, with others. tried
to form lynching party to gain pos
session of a negro who killed Arthur
Moss the night watchman.
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SAN FRANCISCO PLANS.
Building Committee of the Council
Recommends Ordinances.

San Francisco, CAL, May 15.-At
a meeting of the joint council on
building laws with various sub-com-
mites it was definitely decided to
recommend the following ordinances:
For streets 100 feet wide or over,
the height of buildings facing there
on shall be unlimited. On streets 80
feet wide or over. the height of bull
dings shall be limited to 200 feet. On
buildings shall not eceed in height
one and one-half times the width of
the street.
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Myrtle Pride,
Walter Buchly,
Wyly Parsons,
Dale Pickering,

Walter Buchly,
Wyly Parsons,
Dale Pickering,
Warren Cobean.
Sunday, May 20.
500 p. m.-Baccalaureate Sermon by
Rev. Jno. w. Smith, to be deliv-
cred at the NJ f. Church, South.
Thursday, May "a.
8: 90 D. m.-Contest: Oratory, Denton
Geyer and Dale Pickering; Elo-
cution, Leah Gibson, Jewell Bay
less, Zella Graves.
Friday, May 25.-Graduating Exer-
cises, 800 p. m.
Piano Solo, Miss Adelia Morgan.
Invocation, Rev. William Reace.
Piano Solo, Halle Manning.
Salutatory, Ethyl Gibson.
Violin Solo, Eva Nelson.
Presentation of Medals, Prof. T. G.
Rodgers.
Reading Prize Essay.
Vocal Solo, Eva Nelson.
Valeriictory, Lewis Smith
Vocal Solo, Miss Edith Rodkey.
Address to Graduates. J. NJ. Pow
ell, Principal.
Presentation of Diplomas, c. D.
Thompson, Superintendent.
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0owie Denies insolvency.

Chicago. May 15-Attorneys for
John Alexander Dowie today filed
an answer in the Federal Court in
the receivership proceedings brought
against Dowie some time ago. In his
answer Dowie denied that he was
insoIvent if all nis property was re-
stored TO him An extended legal ar
gument followed the filing of the
answer
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Bio Bond Sale.

New York, May 15.-Kuehne, Loeb
& Co. have purchased $4,000, 900 of
Az notes of the Pennsylvania Co.,
guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. The notes are drawn
for 18 months, beginning May /,
1906
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CHARGED With MansIauehter.

Chicago, May 15.-Will J. Davis,
who was manager of the Iroquois
Theatre at the time of the big fire
in that building, was arraigned today
on the charge of manslaughter grow
ng out of the fire. By agreement with
the states attorney, continuance
was taken until tomorrow
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u. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ, May 15.-Tempera-
ture-Max.. S5; min, AT; mean. sc.
Precipitation, 90; wind n. W., We
locity miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day; warmer tonight.
NJ WRIGHT.
Onacial In Charge.
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WOOL MODERATELY ACTIVE.
Buyers Giving the Situation More
Attention

Boston, Mass, May 15.-The wool
market mas reached a stage of mod
crate activity. Buyers are giving the
situation more attention, and some
sales are being made, though trans
actions are small by necessity, ow-
material.
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The Revival Meetings.

The meeting conducted last even
ing at the NJ. E. church for children
was one of the most successful of
conducted by Evangelist Armstrong
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Gaxle-cIark.

Richard F. Gayle. of Roswell. was
married Wednesday at Amarillo, Tex
as, TO Miss Lucy Clark, of Smoth-
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Roswell High School, Class of Nine
teen Hundred and Six.
Denton Geyer. President
Eva Nelson, Secretary-Treas.
Ethyl Gibson. Salutatorian.
Lewis Smith. valedictorian.
Olive Caldwell,
Leah Gibson,
Bernice Sandman.
Frances Bailey,
Halle Manning.
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Mrs. John Richey, who has been
the guest of Mrs. j. C. Hamilton, re-
turned to her home at Artesia today
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Miss Margaret Barnett passed
through Roswell today. on her way
10 Dexter She will return in a few
days to visit here
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q Washington, D. c., May Is. 8
. The President today sent the !
= nomination to the senate of &
= Bernard S Rodey of New :
= Mexico, to be Il. S. Judge of :
= the district of Porto Rico.
q 3
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WALToN's STUDIO.

If you want a graduation picture.
let Walton take it. 63tf
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]. T. Murphy returned today from
Naples, Texas.
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"NOME !"

See "NOme" at the DiIIey
Furniture Co. ''NOme" is q
cool one, "NOme" the coolest
proposition on earth. 53-t2
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Mrs. W. T. Joyner left today for
an extended trip through California
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S. H. Reed, of Lake Arthur. trans
acted business in Roswell today.
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CONSIDERING RATE BILL

President Roosevelt Approves Free
Trade as it Applies to the Purchase
of Supplies for Construction of the
Panama Canal.
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Joe Bradfield, of TeXico. was Wis
itor in Roswell yesterday.
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Mrs. Davidson returned to her
home at Artesia today.
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"NOME :"

See "NOme" at the Dilley
Furniture Co. "Nome" is a
cool one, "NOme" the coolest
proposition on earth.
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Mrs. w c. Reid, is reported quite
ILL.,
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ADDRESS TO THRONE IN REPLY
TO THE EMPEROR
Ten SPECIFIC ITEMS

Ask for General Amnesty, Abolition
of Death Penalty, Full Civil Liber-
ty. Restoration of Lands and Other
GUARANTEES.
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Washington, d. c.. May 15.-The
senate began its consideration of the
railroad rate bill today by taking up
Lodges amendment providing for an
increase of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to nine members and re-
quiring that one of them be appoint
ed from each of the Judicial Circuits
of the country. Mr.. Hopkins opposed
the amendment on the ground that
il would deprive the commission OF
it's national character. the Senator
massachusetts and the Senator
from Maine, (Halel seek to inject
sectionalism into the work of the
commission" he said. He also OPP
posed the enlargement of the COM
mission. Mr.. Hopkins also found
fault with the proposed increase of
salary for members of the commits
sion. I'VE are running mad in our
efforts to increase the salaries of Off
cials.'' he declared.
President Endorses Free Trade.
Washington, May 15.-The Presi-
dent today transmitted to congress
a letter from Secretary Taft accom-
panied by numerous appendices in
which the Secretary has the full ap-
proval of the President. He lays
down the principle that supplies for
the Panama Canal should be bought
in the cheapest market, all things
considered, whether American or for
eign. When this policy was Inaugural
ted by Secretary Taft over a year
ago he sent a letter asking congress
if this impartial buying in the best
market should continue, and in the
letter sent to congress today, Secre-
tary Taft reminds the President that
congress has returned no answer to
his former questions.
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RODEY
LANDS

APPOINTED U. S. JUDGE IN DIS
TRICT OF PORTO RICO.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
INSANE ALIEN DEP0RTED.
Woman in Whose Behalf House Passed Bill
Sent Back on the Kroonland.

Fannie Diner. who came TO this country three
weeks ago and was found 10 be insane. de-
ported yesterday on the steamship Kroonland of
the Red Star Line The woman is 4 sister of Jacob
Diner a druggist No. 800 st. Nicholas avenue
He came To this country from Berlin fifteen years
ago His mother and three children after
went live in Odessa
When the mother and her children came here ne
Ellis Island officials sent Fannie TO the marine
hospital on the island. where she declared in
sane and ordered deported. The druggist. through
influential friends. tried 10 keep her here. Armed
with a letter of Introduction from Attorney Cen
eral Mayer he obtained an interview with President
Roosevelt. and the latter wrote TO Secretary Met
calf OF the Department Of Commerce and Labor.
IN the mean time Congressman Bennett introduced
a bill 10 allow the Secretary OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor To use his discretion I'm the
case or Fannie Diner. The House passed the bill
and II went to the Senate. but afterward with
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
DIR. UPPER ON THE RESURRECTION
Says Christ's Holding Respect After His
Great Claims Proves Superhumanity.

The Rev Dr. Kerr Boyce Tupper. of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. spoke yesterday morning
on The Risen Redeemer." His text was: Jesus
said unto her. / the resurrection and the life
John xi. 25) He said in part:
source of constantly recurring wonder il Is
that Christ could make unparalleled A personal
claim still hold the respect and love OF
the worlds best thinkers and finest characters
That He does this is proof at least Of His super
humanity. No man may make such an un-
bounded pretension. For Plato or Socrates to
speak such words as Jesus spoke would have been
TO strike his death knell teacher or retormer
Our Lord however SO speaks because 1t is He alone
who could break the cerements of the tomb ana
rise in the glory of a and spiritual BODY. II
is fine testimony to this historic fact which De
Wette the eminent German theoogian gives wnen
he says that the resurrection and ascension OF
Jesus Christ may not itself be called into question
The number and character of the witnesses TO this
unique historical fact Overwhelming IN tneir
evidence. -...-
And with the resurrection OF Jesus immortality
becomes clearly revealed. Once il WISH
now II is a conviction. once il probability; :;
now il is a certainty Death now is only a point
in space q moment in time. little darkness be
tween the dim twilight Of this life and the radiant
dawn of endless day
on the glad Easter let all of our hearts take
cheer they look forward to the land where
every bud will burst into blossom and every
blossom be filled with fruit.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
BOY AND SNUFF DID ENOUGH.
Kept Subway Passengers Sneezing for Blocks
Escapes Punishment.

small boy and a small amount OF powerful
snuff were responsible for unusual sneezing pa
rCxysms INDUCED in by about thrty-fivs pas
sengers in a subway late Saturday night
1t northbound express train. and the youth
full miscreant must have boarded it the 14th
street station. for that is where the sneeze fest
began. The snuff probably thrown the floor
in the forward part of the car, for that is where
the trouble started.
'Ah chu!" said stout who sat in the
corner.
Soon young woman who sat opposite followed
with a suppressed "chu," and before 42d street was
reached every passenger had his or her handker-
chief out. II looked and sounded though they
were all suffering from influenza.
The sneezing chorus finally created a Of
laughter. Some of the passengers went into the
ahead.
Passengers getting on at stations further north
seized likewise, and then wondered why
everybody laughed time they sneeZed. On
looking around they would understand the joke.
The guard appealed to and he opened nearly
every window OF the car. which was the last one
on the train making the trouble much worse.
The conductor was the only one who didn't treat
the thing joke, for apparently some Of the
snuff had been dropped on the platform, and he
had rubbed his eyes until they red and he
a small boy wearing a messengers uniform. who
was reading a novel and trying look uncon-
cerned But the evidence was not strong enough,
so the guard Just looked hard at him and grumbled.
Al 10th street the passengers who left in the
car were still sneezing.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
LETTER TO DOUIE READ.
VOlird Produces Warning Emstle
Sent to "4p0stle" in 1904.

Chicago. April 15.-General overseer Wilbur
Glenn Noliva produced the first of the document
ary evidence to-day by which he hopes to over
throw completely John Alexander Dowie. The
document letter written April 13 1904. ad-
dressed TO Dowie. who then in Zurich, Swift
zorland and signed by Overseers John c. Speicher.
Charles J. Bernard and Judge Y. Y. Barnes. They
warned DoWie that. unless he changed his ways in
the management of Zion City. clash in
evitable. and said IL evident that Dowie had
overdrawn his accounts at the bank in Zion C~y.
that he had received deposits when it known
that the bank insolvent. that he had used
funds otherwise than in accordance with the rep
resentations made hy the stock contracts and Ger
tihcates, and that the proof Of the appropriation
Of such large for his personal and
Tor ends outside Of the industries named would be
sufficient fer a conviction of embezzleInent in any
court OF law.
The inhabitants Of Zion City expecting that
such letter would he read, focked to the taber-
0arle early hour
When Deacon Brasefield read that section Of The
letter which said There is doubt for a mo-
nent that a failure 10 meet payments and an
posure Of the true condition of things would land
yourself ana the cashier and general financial
eger IN jail very promptly" the audience ap-
paEded.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
BLASTS DISTURB SCHOOLS.
Father Capistran Claude Says Proper Pre-
cautions Are Neglected-Will Make Protest

Father Capistran Claude, the pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church Of St John the Baptist. at No. EO9
West Both street and the head Of the monastery Of
the Capuchin Fathers, in West 3lst street and also
OF the parochial school near by, speaking of the
blasting for the Pennsylvania terminal, yesterday
said in part:
We know perfectly we'll that considerable annoy,
is unavoidable in the prosecution of a great
work OF this kind. and We are prepared 10 MAKE
allowances for what is really unavoidable: bul
there two things which not unaVoldaDie
One is the excessively heavy blasting at all hours
Of the night well the day. Another rs the
failure nets logs to prevent the rock Una
is dslodged from being hurled into the air. W.
complained Mr.. Cassatt, and for a tlfle tHhsh
were better but at present the people in the con-
tracing company appear to be wholly lhulneIeI, @
A large fragment OF rock came through one OF our
windows Saturday morning at o CLOCK, when IN d
very heavy blast was set off. don't know JUST
what further steps shall take, but out OF regard
for the children school, as Wen as ior our
safety. we shall see what can pe done 70 put d
stop 20 the nuisance and danger
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. April Is. 9;20 a m-Saed steamer Cam
pania tBrl, War; OtTom Liverpool New York
Dover, April 10. 1:aO a m-Saed. steamers Finland
Apfeld from Antwerp. New York: 4:55 % m Patricia
(Ger. Masin (trom Hamburg New York via Rou-
- -
Plymouth, April IS f;eo Arrived. Amerika
Gen Sauermann. New York Csherhorrr- apt
Hamburg (and proceeded 1900
Southampton, April % I:2O m-Arrived. steamer 81,
Louis. Jamison. New York Plymouth and Cher
bouTg.
Noyie April l5-Arrved. steamer Caledonia 1Tr, Rax
New York for Glasgow fand proceeded Sailed
steamer turnesse OBJ. Blakie from Glasgow New
- -"
Rotterdam. April 14-Ssed. steamer statendam (Duteh)
Brunbna, New York via Boulogne (sailed from at
port lith and passed Isle OF Wight I5thl ~
Suez April l5-Arrived Manchester Merchant
tBrl. Foale. Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and
York. ~
rrow Head. April l5-The North German I4oyd Linz
kTonprinz Wilhelm Gerl. Richter. from New
York for Plymouth. CherbouTg and Bremen wa. In
communication by wireless telegraph with station
when the vessel 800 miles Of the
Seily Islands at p m: will probably Ply mouth
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
CHRISTIANITY, DEATH RELIGION" "
Dr. Fagnani Says Church Should Teach
Value of Happiness in Life.

The Rev. DR. Charles p. Fagnani. of the Union
Theological Seminary. in address before the
Peoples Institute christianity and Democracy
last night. declared that the Christian Church of
to-day taught a religion of death. He said the
theory taught BE good, and YOU will be
happy hereafter not BE happy. and you will be
good in this life. Christ taught the theory of
world full of happiness delight and brotherly love.
and He desired to make the world a homelke
place" Dr. Fagnani asserted.
Continuing he said: The Church has postponed
the fulflment of that object its realization in
another world The Church says that poverty and
misery good things because you will be happy
hence. Set your mind on spiritual things and you
will be rewarded in the next world That is a
mistaken idea.
BE happy and you viii be good The reason
persons bad is because they are not happy. In
justice is the fundamental root Of all sin. Sin is
doing what personal God would not like.
God is not fussy- He is not particular to the
way you treat Him He is TO how you treat your
fellow man"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
SHY Mud At BEER SIGNS.
Students Of Carnegie Technical
Schools focused by Bre1cer.
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Pittsburg. April 15.-The fight between the
Carnegie Technical Schools and the Pittsburg
Brewing Company, because the company is
using the name of the school for a brand of
beer. is growing warmer. President Frederick
Mueller. of the brewing company, is determined
to fight 10 finish. Thousands of letters are
pouring in on the company asking ii to change
the name 1t keeps a couple of clerks looking
after this correspondence.
Mr.. Mueller complains that some of the COM
pany's big signboards. which show the Carnegie
plaid with the beer sign over if, have been
plastered with mud. Others have been painted
over and Carnegie Tech. 1906 painted on.
He charges this against sympathzers of the
students or the students themselves
Tomorrow Mr.. Mueller proposes to call on
Arthur Hamerschlag. director of the Carnegie
Technical Schools. and learn whether any of
the scholars are back of this move He says
the city of Pittsburg does not object to the use
OF the city's name for the brewing company,
and he cannot see why the Carnegie school
should.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-16
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUI
SHIPPING NEWS.
Pert of New York, Sunday, April Is, 1906.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Celtic CBD Ransom. Liverpool April and
oueenssown l. TO the White star Line. with 295 cabin
to tn. % GnaT RpT :. M T & AP ls a 1pS
and go steeIags passengers. mails and
steamer Gnesenau Ger. BoIte Bremen April S. to
aH s @ @ N York ard ana q iSa cS nS 2
passengers in transit for Baltimore. at
sigamer S! Pau. Passowi Southampton ch.reourr
seerage passengers. mails and mdse.
Steamer Blucher GER Reessing. Hamburg April s.
Dover and Boulogne I TO the HemburgAmerican Line
mdse Arrived at the Bar at $ m.
Vile April Henderson Brothers with $50 cabin and
756 seerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the
ssam9F Ia Chanpagns G Pgsau
;al steerage passengers mails and dse the
steamer Eqglta dtaD. cahera, Genoa March 2e and
Naples ~ TO Busk Jevons with 1881 steersge passen-
taer c5ia d eno1a va e dfab ar MsBsm "a m Genoa March
20 and Naples II to Boognes Hartheld & Co with
i23i seersge passengers and mdse Arrived the
steamer Mercede. de Iarrnasa CBr,. Muir. Raltimors
APFn ~ TO TO ia Barber 90 with mdse in transit;
Steamer Pretoria tBr. Mckenzie Bermuda April IL to
outerhridge Co, with 15s passengers mails and
steamer Julia Iuckenbach Warbishler San Juan .prI
Co. with Arrived at @ the 2 = to the Peck ss
A5 and san 10 % the Tnr and Aguail
IS Go. with il0 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived ar
Steamer AtheRiaRa [B5, Tamhiyn sasua and
a
Steamer Antlia Cuban). Cornell Guantanamo March
81 Santiago % Manzanio 30 Cienfuegos April TO
James f Ward & Co. with mdse Arrived the Bar at
steamer Lux (r) Foster. Rouen March 2S to the John
G Seager Company. in ballast Arrived the at
$50 m.
steamer Beeswing 6Brl. Calvert Campeche April = to
Daniel Bacon with hemp. Arrived the at $50
D m, 14th
steamer Monroe Huphers Newport News and Norfolk
to the old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and mdse
steamer Wnyah. French, Phadelphia to the Clyde
SIS Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine at 2:55 M
Sandy Hook. J, April Is. 0:30 m-Wind west light
breeze; clear.
SAILED
Steamers kroonland. fo- Dover and Antwerp;
Brl Glasgow; La Plata tB. Kingston Colon etc Bar
bados and Southampton: Schonfes Ger Alden Colombo
and Calcutta Parma (ri Antigua Barbados Demerara
Prometheus (Gerl Flushing tfor Orders) Princess
Anne. Norfolk and Newport News