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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-23
WOMAN WHO BURIED HER CHILD
ALIVE SO DECLARED.
THE JuRY's VERDICT

Plea of Insanity is Recognized by the
Jury The Case Now in the Hands
of Judge Pope Another Daughter
Now at Lakewood.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-23

WANTED: n. r. TICKETS.
Bring me your r. r. tickets for
quick sale at best prices. fAt)
INGERsoLL's BOOK STORE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Permits. Value.
INVADES WRONG ROOM
AND LEAVES ANGRlLY

What's in a number?
A man who attended the banquet OF
Home telephone men at the Hayward
last evening wants to know.
He was pompous looking, with a
vest in the latest cut and looked as IL
his dignity was of the kind that would
not bear wounding. He came into the
hotel Just as the men were gathering
for their banquet.
I'm one OF the Home telephone men
where is the banquet?'' he demanded
Of the clerk.
Leave your hat in room 302 and 303
please said the busy clerk, as he
turned to answer a telephone call for
ice water on one switchboard and a
call for hot water on the other.
The clerk gave the man no second
thought until ten minutes later when
he again appeared before the clerk,
this time in a very irate frame of
mind.
what did you mean by sending me
to that woman's room. You sent me
to 202 and there was a woman there
not man in sight-not one. There
was a woman there say, and
walked right in -"
The clerk interrupted him to tell
him that he had misunderstood.
II am sorry, but it was 302 said,
on the third fioor-302.''
The stranger never finished his sem
tence. and 1t is probable the world
will never know into what he walked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Sale Of Home Places

Sales closed this week through the
agency of Althouse Bros. include the
following:
D. T. Althouse to Louis Neiswender,
a two-story frame residence Of twelve
rooms at 676 South Bonnie Brae, with
highly improved grounds. The lot is
5Ox150 feet. Bought for a permanent
home Consideration $11 200.
Alma Erkes to L. H. Moore, two
story frame residence of eight rooms
at 1125 Elden avenue; lot 621sx150 feet;
bought for a home; consideration $500.
Home Building company to G. e.
Rundell, a two-story frame residence
of nine rooms at 1888 Oxford avenue;
lot 50x169 feet; bought for home;
consideration $500.
A. Williams to p Roller, two-story
residence of eight rooms on the west
side of Union avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, with highly inn
proved grounds; lot 45x100 feet; bought
for home; consideration $1,000.
Peter Marion to Lilly Berge, a two
story frame residence of eight rooms
at 1928 Gramercy street, with finely
improved grounds; lot 50x178 feet; con-
$6500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
UNCLE JOE TAKES
SHOT AT G0ETERS
By Associated Press.


LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 5.-Speaker
j. G. Cannon of the national house of
representatives in an address before a
large audience at the city hall here
tonight, criticised Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor. The speaker was introduced
by Senator William Frye. >,
ssfdr. Cannon said:
Mr.. Gompers has come into your
district and demanded the defeat of
Chas. E. Littlefeld, your representa-
tive in congress, not because Mr.. Lit
tlefield has failed properly to represent
the people of this district, or even the
workingmen here, but because he has
failed to comply with the demands Of
Mr.. Gompers, who claims to be a
citizen of New York and a resident of
Washington.
Mr.. Gompers has introduced new
element into American politics. He
does not exercise the right of petition
he demands that congress put into
law his will.
He does not appeal, but commands
you, II you are member of the feder-
alton, to go to the polls and vote as
he would vote"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
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medicines greatly enhances the medi-
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
WILL NOT FORM A
HOLDING COMPANY
TAKE Sl80,O0O,0O0 UNSOLD
GRANT LANDS
Canadian Pacific Directors Have
Scheme Under Consideration.
California and Other Con-
struction Work

According to the best information
obtainable, there is little probability
that the directors of the Canadian Pa
cihc will soon organize a new hold
ing company to take over the valuable
lands which are now held under grant
from the Canadian government.
1t Is true that all the company's land
grant bonds have been cancelled and
that It holds In the treasury S1S000,-
900 of deferred-payment contracts,
which bear s per cent interest.
Men who have looked into the mat
ter estimate that the unsold agricul-
tural lands of the road have a market
value of $1S0,000,000.
In addition the company holds under
grant a large amount of mineral and
timber land, particularly in British
Columbia.
1t Is understood that the directors
have had under consideration for some
time a plan for distributing to the
stockholders the profits received from
the sales of land.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
PRAYS; BOLT HITS BREWERY
Stroudsburg Pastor Called Down the
Wrath of God-Church Folks
Rejoice at Results
Special to The Herald.

opeclal TO Ine Herald.
STROUDSBURG, Pa, Sept. s.
Wrath upon wrath! For the secont
time in its history the Stroudsbur;
Brewing company's plant has beer
struck by lightning, and the religiously
inclined Of this city are convinced thai
the Almighty is again answering the
prayer of the Rev. E. Dixon, former
pastor of the Stroudsburg Methodist
Episcopal church.
When the brewery was in course OF
construction the parson prayed that
the vengeance of heaven might be
visited upon it, and shortly thereafter
1t was struck by lightning.
An answer to my prayer" said the
Kev; Mr Dixon. "A corking good ad-
vertisement," said the owners of the
brewery, inasmuch as the event was
heralded over the country.
Yesterday during thunder storm a
oolt of lightning tore out the entire
back of the tower of the brewery. and,
running down into the cellar. knocked
an employe insensible. The members
or the church in which the prayer was
made are rejoicing over its efficacy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Deals on East Side

During the past few days F. ]. Steel
of the Hellman building has closed no
less than nine important deals on the
east side in the section contiguous to
the Arcade depot. The sales aggregate
nearly 100000, the frontage being on
Towne, Ruth, Ceres and Gladys ave-
nues, all property lying north of Eighth
street.
Mr.. Steel states that inquiry for in
vestment propositions have been fire.
quent since the middle of August, and
that the outlook for an exceptionally
prosperous season in real estate was
never brighter than at present. 1t has
come to his knowledge that quite a
number of buyers and rentersI came
from San Francisco, and that many
of the people now receiving insurance
money are purchasing homes or invest
ing in Los Angeles property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
PLANS REVOLUTION
IN FIVE REPUBLICS
BY Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 5.-The ex.
istence of an alleged junta which is said
to be collecting funds and supplies fol-
a revolution to be started simultane.
ously about Noveml er 1 in the five
Central American republics-Costa Rica
Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua and
Guatemala-was announced here today
Don Angel Urgatel, who says he is a
cousin of Policarpo Bonilla, brother of
the president of Honduras, said in an
interview:
I am informed there is to be a
general uprising in the five republics
My mission is to collect funds for a
revolution in Honduras, where Poll
carpo, my cousin, will lead the insur-
gent forces.
The people of the five republics In
Central America are all dissa tisfied
with their rulers.''
Urgatel added that he believes an at
tempt at revolution in Salvador would
be failure, but he hopes for success
in the other republics.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
PRISONER SAFELY
LANDED AT TUCSON
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. 5.--A special
from Tucson to the Republican tonight
says that Carlos Humbert. Bruno Tre-
vino and Genare villaria, three foreign
ers arrested in Nogales and Mowry
camp under immigration laws, and be-
lieved to be melting rebellion in Mexico,
were brought to Tucson today bS
rangers.
1t had been rumored their friends
in Nogales, Sonora, would cross the
line Tuesday night and attempt res
cue, but Sheriff Fowler threw a strong
guard around the jail and there was
no disturbance.
The prisoners refuse to talk.
Seventy-fve hundred Mexican cav
airy, by forced march from Cananea,
reached Nogales. sonora, today.
One cavalryman died of hardships.
United States District Attorney Alex
ander left Phoenix for Tucson and the
border tonight
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
WOULD BUILD A DRAwHRIDeE
Salt Lake Road Petitions for Rights
Over Cerritos SIouuh

Application has been made to the
secretary of war through the United
States engineers Office in Los Angeles
by the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake Railroad company for permis-
sion to construct at Ostend, Cal, a
drawbridge over Cerritos slough. Os-
tend is station on the Salt Lake
railroad between Long Beach and East
San Pedro
Maps showing the location and de-
sign of the proposed bridge will be
on exhibition at the Office until II a.
m. Tuesday, Sept. H. and interested
parties have been invited to consult
these maps and present, in writing,
on or before that date. any reasons
based upon navigation interests why
the application should not be granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
RUSH MAILS ACROSS COUNTRY
Canadian Pacific's "overseas" Train
Made Schedule Time to Coast

oy Assoc dted Press.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept. 5.-The
task of carrying the mail sfrom Liver
pool to Hongkong within thirty days
has been carried out so far on schedule
time by the Canadian Pacific Railway
company, whose ships and trains are
performing the service.
The overseas mail train reached
Vancouver on schedule time, and one
hour later the steamer Empress OF
China had started on her voyage tu
Hongkong. which place, it is antici-
pated, she will reach September 23.
The overseas" special left Montreal
August 81 with the mail brought by
the steamship Empress Of Ireland from
Liverpool August "a.
QUICkSAND ENDANGERS BRIDGE
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
FOURTEEN PRISONERS
REFUSE NOURISHMENT

By Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 5.-Fourteen
Doukhobars confined in the Regina Jail
absolutely refuse to eat.
The mounted police are compelled to
force food through their teeth These
men, leaders of the nude pilgrimages
among several hundred of their coun-
trymen, are confined In Jail to prevent
their organizing fresh marches through
the public streets, but the fresh humil-
iation only steels their hearts
Under the care of a physician each
Doukhobar is laid on his back, pinned
to the floo-, a napkin is tied under his
chin and liquid nourshment poured
into him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
A Bright Visitor

Mrs. M. ]. Mccormick, a clever little
woman with black eyes that look one
through and through, and an alert
ness of maner that is surprising, is
visiting local hotel people. Mrs Nc
Cormick is in Los Angeles for vaca-
tion, the first in three years, and she
is staying at Hotel Hayward. When
at home in Reno, New, she is the pro-
prietress of a noted transient hotel
She is now building an addition to the
house, purchasing the furnishings in
Los Angeles. Her husband, who is a
business man OF Reno. and her young
son are here
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Shoots Ward for Burglar

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5.-Mistak-
ing MS ward for a burglar, William
III. Hutton shot and seriously wound
ed Elmer Quinn, aged IS years. on
Monday night, at his home. 1859 Elev-
enth avenue.
According to the story of the lad. he
Is himself to blame for what hap
pened. After being out late with
friends he sought to enter the house
by raising a side window. The noise
aroused the inmates and Hutton was
convinced that a housebreaker was al
work The wound is not necessarily
fatal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
ses, $50 for Thornton Lot

What is regarded as a prize invest
ment purchase was closed Wednesday
through the agency of Black Bros.
The John ]. Thornton lot, 621sx115 feet,
vacant, on the northwest corner of Sew
enth and Flower streets, was purchased
by E. H. Antoine of Pittsburg, Pa, the
consideration being $93,750, at the rate
of $500 a front foot. Mr.. Antoine is
heavily interested in the American
Bridge company and has been identified
with a number of real estate deals in
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
plea In Mldalr

SACRAMENTO. Sept 5.-Jerry Cor,
coran, a llneman, 20 years OF age. in the
employ Of the Sunset Telephone con-,
pany. was electrocuted In midair this
morning. He was engaged in removing
old wires from poles when he cut into
uve Wire and made contact with a
cable carrying 1000 volts. He was In.
stantly killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
MoDESTLY HURLS A PITCHER
Broken Garter Causes Mrs. Mary
Murtha to Be Led to a
Police Cell
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK. Sept 5.-Mrs. MARY
Murthas garter gave way in st
Nlcholas avenue yesterday afternoon
and as consequence she spent the
night in the lookup She stepped into
a shop doorway to fix the garter. and
Joseph Ernstthal, employed in the
store, made a remark which Offended
her.
Mrs. Murtha retorted angrily, and
then Ernstthal told her he could not
have the exhibition in his doorway,
At that she ran into the store, caught
up a glass pitcher and hurled 1t at
him. 1t missed him, but the pitcher
proke' and he had her arrested She
lives at No. 1880 Eighth avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Porter Home Sold

The Palm Petsch Home Place on the
east side of South Figueroa street, be-
tween Twenty-first and Twenty second
streets. owned and occupied by Mrs
Eugenie d. Porter. has been sold for
$35, 900 to a local investor The lot is
show places in Los Angeles. For many
years the grounds surrounding the
residence have been noted for their
beautiful palms. There are seventy of
them, each of different species, and
some individual specimens are valued
as high as $1,000 The grounds were
laid out couple of decades ago by Mr..
Petsch, who imported the palms from
all parts of the world. There is said
to be no finer collection in Southern
California. on a number of occasions
famous botanists have come from
Europe and eastern cities to make a
study of the trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
ouicksAND ENDANeERs BRIDGE
Million Dollar Structures Piers at
Green Bay Jeopardized

The new bridge at Green Bay,
Wis, upon which the Northwest
ern road is said to have spent ST.
100000, is no nearer completion than it
was several months ago. and one of
the reconstructed piers has lately
moved two feet out Of line.
In rebuilding the pier extra precau-
tion was taken to place it on solid
foundation.
The trouble is caused by quicksand
which covers the bed of the river.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
$141,ooo for a Corner

A local syndicate is reported to have
paid August Schmidt $141 200 for the lot
on the southeast corner of Seventh and
Olive streets.
All frontage on Sixth. Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth from Broadway to Figueroa
is in active demand and values are ad-
vancing. and investors are watching
every turn of the wheel with more than
ordinary interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
BREAKS UP TICKET scALPlNe
Brokers In Minnesota cities Accep,
Perpetual Injunction
.y Asseolated Press

BY associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-"Ticket scalp.
ing In Minnesota is a thing of the
past.
Today the ticket brokers of ST. Paul
Minneapolis and Duluth, against whom
an injunction was issued some time
dealing in cut rate railroad transporta-
ton, came into the Ramsey county
district court and the United States
district court and practically accepted
a perpetual Injunction.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
"a CANADA RAISES BONUS
Aid Huntington Trolley Line Via Yer
dudo and North Pasadena

MO Huntington IroIIey Line VIA Yer
dugo and North Pasadena
A bonus of 10000 has beef raised
In La Canada valley for an electric
railway via Verdugo Park, La Canada
and North Pasadena. People residing
In that section are anxious that Hunt
lngton should build this belt line. They
agree to furnish free right Of way, with
the bonus.
Two weeks ago, when Verdugo Park
was sold to a local syndicate property
In the vicinity of La Canada aug
mented in value.
Several changes of property were
made on the assumption that the road
would be built.
1t is understood, however, that the
Huntington interests hope to get still
better terms from the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Officer Dies of Injuries

DJ <asoUCIdltU TItSS
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5.-Police.
man James Cook, who was shot by
looters early last Wednesday morning
at Brannan and Seventh streets. while
he was trying to place them under
arrest, died late last night at a local
sanitarium from the effects of his
wounds. Four men named Charles ],
Green, Jose McSwegan, John Dunni-
gan and Samuel Dunphy are now un-
der arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06

president Of which is r. f. Calvin Of
the southern Pacific. has determined to
build Its road from Niles to DumbartOn
Point and thence to Redwood city and
san Mateo, instead of from Newark, as
was originally Intended.
The road will be thirty miles in
length
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06

by the city, land donated by ]. Harvey
Mccarthy and others to be used as a
public park. The acreage lies south
and east of Euclid Heights. Property
owners and residents of the ward desire
place of recreation in the east end.
and it is understood that the accept
ance of the land will be promptly ac-
knowledged
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
TEACHES AGRICULTURE BY MAIL
Burlington System Proposes Annual
Gathering of Studen nts

The Burlington road has started a
movement for teaching agriculture by
mail.
The plan contemplates an annual
gathering of the students after the
manner of the Chautauqua, when lee
lures and reviews will be held.
The company has submitted PROPOSE
tions to the heads of the various state
universities of the west and has the
approval of several
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Nall Maker Wins Out
BY Associated Press.

by AbsOcIdteu Ffess.
BOSTON, Sept. 5.-The Socialist
Labor party of Massachusetts today
announced its candidate for governor
to be William H. Carroll. nailmaker
of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Uncle Sam Buys GOLD

LONDON, Sept. 5-The United
states bought $2.Ol5,OOO in eagles at
being considerably above the market
price. nv
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Miner commits sulolde

DUTCH FLAT, Sept. 5.-Waldemar
Olsen, miner, committed suicide at his
home today by blowing the top of his
head off with shotgun. No cause
is assigned for his act
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
On South Hin

The sale Of the Venice apartment
house on the west side of Hill street
south of Pico street, was consummate
yesterday. Consideration $42,5OO. M
]. Nolan negotiated the deal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
WarshIp Goes . HonoIuIu
lssocIated P.ess:

by A13OlIdIcU FttNH,
HONOLULU, Sept. Sit is reported
that japanese warship will start for
this port September 10. The vessel is
expected to make long visit here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Park in Euclid HeIqhts

The committee on parks, representing
the 347 members of the Ninth Ward
Improvement association, win meet the
city council park committee today at
10 O'Clock for conference on the fur
ther advancement of the Ninth ward.
The association committee Will urge
the acceptance of a twelve-acre tract
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Breaks State Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 5.-State Su-
perintendent Kirk reports that the re-
ceipts from the sale of school textbooks
during the month of August aggregated
$770OO which is state record for any
one month.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
We Have Spent
$I1o, 100000 in IS Weeks
to Advertise ADVERTISING

Thai De beHeye in the effectiveness of our oscu adze,tis
ing service IS eudenced by the fact that zoe hare seut
$zz0, 10000 Of money the last Is eeks behind our
0Cn copy and campaign adze,1e oevn business In this
newspaper and hundyeds Of other good advu1ing edim
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
S1e,50o Tor ReeIdence

DR.. w. e. Waddell has paid Charles
]. Smith $1S,50O for the Smith residence
located on the east side OF Hope street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets; lot
5Ox155 feet.