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E. w. Fraser, of Carlsbad, spent
yesterday in the city on business con-
nected with the Irrigation Celebra-
tion at Carlsbad on July 8, and 5.
Mr.. Fraser is in the grocery business
in the lower valley town, and was
mere buying goods in anticipation of
a great rush to Carlsbad next month.
According to Mr.. Fraser the people
of Carlsbad are preparing for one of
the greatest affairs ever held in the
Territory. Extensive arrangements are
being made to handle the expected
crowds with comfort to the visitors
and quickless and system on the part
of the managers. Several of the towns
of the valley will have displays of
their products or of some special fea-
ture located at Carlsbad during tine
three days of the celebration, and an
effort is being made to induce the
people of Roswell to send down some
kind of display Mr.. Fraser left for
home last night.
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Denver, Colo, June 20.-The first
test of the strength of the Admins
trative and anti-administrative forces
in the Public Land Convention came
today with the report of the commit
tee on credentials. After considerable
discussion it was decided to adopt
the report of the committee, except
in regard to delegates representing
National organizations whose mem
bership is not confined ito the section
west of the Missouri river. This re-
ferred to the American National Live
Stock Association, the National Wool
Growers Association, the National Ir-
rigation Association, the American
Mining Congress and the Trans-Miss-
issippi Congress. A motion to include
delegates from these associations was
defeated by 34s to 221. This was a
defeat for the Administration forces.
After settling the voting strength
of the delegates, the convention lis
tened to Chief Forester Pinchot, who
answered in his address many of the
questions propounded by speakers
earlier in the convention.
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RoBeER GOT BUT
THIRTY CENTS.

The Cash Grocery was broken into
last night for the second time. Be
tween ten and eleven O'Clock, the
cook in the Frank Easton restaurant,
heard the noise of some one breaking
in the window il the rear of the Cash
Grocery, and at once notified Officer
Champion. Mr.. Champion secured as
sistance and entering the door saw a
man in the rear The robber was wear
ing a white hat aid was in mis- shirt
sleeves, having on a shirt of some
light colored material. They started
for him at the same time the robber
started on a run for the rear window,
going through it and out the rear like
a flash, the officers in the meantime
getting four shots at nim, but not be
ing able to hit him. The man, whoever
he was, managed to make a clean get
away.
Investigation this morning showed
that but twenty-five or thirty cents,
left in a till, was gone. Otherwise
nothing is missing. The officers evil
IDENTIFY appeared on the scene too soo1
for Mr.. Robber to finish his operations
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HON. GROVER CLEVELAND
REPORTED RECOVERING

New York, June 20.-Advices from
Princeton, N. j., today announced
that ex-President Grover Cleveland
last night passed the danger point of
another serious attack of intestinal
trouble. His recovery is now looked
for. Mr.. Cleveland was stricken just
after the beginning of the commence
ment ceremonies of Princeton Univer-
sity. So alarming was his condition
last Saturday that specialists were
called in conference. Mr. Cleveland
will be confined at home some time
and it is expected that he will have
to spend the entire summer in seclu-
sion.
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POSTMASTER kELLAHIN
OVER AT SAINT

Postmaste Kellahin, who is at the
Territorial capital, receives the fol
lowing notice from the Daily New
Mexican:
Robert Kellahin, who for the past
three years has served the city OF
Roswell very acceptabIy and efficient
ly as postmaster, arrived il the city
this forenoon from the south en-
route to Pennington, San Juan coun
ty Mr.. Kellahin is the grand lecturer
of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons
of this Territory and is on tour oi
official visitation of several of the
lodges. He visited Temple Lodge No
6, in Albuquerque, Saturday night and
found it in a very f1ourishing condi
ton. 1t is the largest lodge in the Ter
ritory, numbering 1913 members in
good standing.
Mr. Kella1lin also instituted lodge
of this order at Estancia under the
name of Estancia Lodge U. D. J. T
Lassiter was installed as w. Master
George H. Van Stone as Senior War
den and J. B. Rawson as Junior War
den. The lodge starts with a member
ship of sixteen. 1t is calculated that
there are about rs Masons in the Val
ley, most of whom will affiliate with
the new lodge. 1t starts under very
promising and auspicious circum
stances. The members are enthusias
tic and are among the good citiz ms
of the Estancia Valley.
MIR. KeHahin is also Grand Lecturer
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF
Masons in the Territory and this eve
ming he will meet with the officers OF
Montezuma Lodge No. and of Santa
Fe Arch Chapter No 1, for consulta
ton and for instruction"
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Southwest Irrigated lands.

The Santa Fe railroad has gotte1
out a new and well written folder
on the Irrigated Lands of the South
west. This folder is especially intend
ed for distribution at the jamestown
Exposition, and this section of the
Southwest, particularly the Hondo
aad Carlsbad reservoir projects, is
well represented, showing that the
Santa Fe, to quote Mr.. D. L. Meyers
the Traffic Manager, 'is doing all ii
can to aid the southwestern section
of this territory which is already the
Garden Spot of New Mexico and has
every evidence of permanent and
satisfactory growth, far beyond our
expectation"
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Boise, Idaho, June 20.-When court
opened this morning Judge Wood an
nounced his decision on the admissi-
bility of articles in the Miners Mag
azine as evidence. He said the court
was thoroughly satisfied as to the ad-
instability of the articles showing the
animus of the Western Federation of
the commission of crimes confessed
by Orchard and alleged by him to
have been melted by the officers of
said Federation. Articles appearing
after that period, he said, would not
be admitted
Judge Wood said: the court will
admit articles bearing on former Gov
ernor Steunenberg, Governor Peabo-
dy, Judges Gabbert and Goddard and
several other persons. AS to articles
following the commission of any
crime the court nas some doubt and
will resolve that doubt in favor of
the defendant" The defense excepted
to the ruling.
Articles denunciatory OF Steunen-
berg and other prominent figures of
the labor wars of Idaho and Colora-
do, published in the Miners Maga-
zine, were read to the jury. One i'm
portant article read was entitled "The
Passing of Steunenberg." 1t appeared
in the issue of January, 1901. In this
editorial epithets without stint were
applied to Steunenberg, VINO is cnarg-
ed with getting rich on greasy dol
lars of the Standard Oil Company ald
the mine owners, whose servant he
has always been"
Condemning Steunenberg as a vile
thing deserving only of contempt, ha-
tired and political death, the article
bids farewell to a creature over
whose political tombstone should be
inscribed the words, Here Lies a
Hirelng and a Traitor"
Judge Wood allowed the state to
introduce a decision by the supreme
court of Colorado declaring unconsti-
.tutional the eight-hour law. Judge
Goddard participated in rendering the
decision. When luncheon adjourn
ment was taken Senator Borah an
nounced that the state would undOubt-
edly close tomorrow.
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KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE ROOSEVELT

Louisville, KY, June 2O.-A plank
approving the policies and commend
ing the ability, courage and integrity
of President Roosevelt and favoring
the selection as his successor of one
in full accord with those policies was
the sole contribution made to nation
al politics by the Kentucky Republi-
lasted into the early hours today. The
ticket nominated was as follows: Gov
eraor, Augustus E. Willison; Lieuten-
ant Governor, w. H. Cox; Attorney
General. James H. Breathitt; Audit
or, S. P. James; Secretary of State,
Benjamin H Bruner; Treasurer, Chap
man S. Farley; Supt. Public Instruc-
ton, ]. G. Craft; Clerk Court of APP
peals, H. Adams; Commissioner of
Agriculture, N. T. Rankin.
Secretary Taft at Ottawa, Kan.
Ottawa, Kan, June 20.-William H.
Taft, secretary of war, arrived here
this morning to address the Chautau-
qua Assembly. His subject is 'The
Panama Canal" In mis- address here
yesterday, William J. Bryan urged
Taft to endorse President Roosevet's s
stand on the income tax and treat
ment of swollen fortunes.
Kansas City, June 20.-Before
leaving for Ottawa this morning Sec
retary Taft underwent slight treat
ment of the throat by DIR. James E.
Logan. Taft was looking well and DIR.
logan said he was il perfect health
barring slight cold.
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THE GALLOWS FOR A
DOZEN MISSOURIANS.

ST. Louis, Mo, June 2O.-Unless
Governor Folk intervenes to save their
lives, an even dozen men will be hang
ed in Missouri during the coming
week. Two of these however, are
now confined il a mad house and this
will probably operate to save their
lives Some OF the others may be Civ
en- a respite of thirty days. in accord
ance with the usual action in this
state.
One OF the sinister novelties of the
criminal history of the state will be
the triple execution OF the convicts
Ryan, Rayman and Vaughn. who kill
ed two prison officers November "a.
1905 in q sensation attempt to escape
from the penitentiary at jefferson City
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BRYAN in Fort Smith.

Fort Smith, Ark, June 20.-Willian
Jennings Bryan will inaugurate the
annual Fort Smith Chautauqua AS
sembly today, and hundreds Of visit
ors have arrived from various Arkan
sas and Indian Territory cities tC
hear the great orator. Captain H. p
Hobson has also been engaged to ad
dress the assembly and will be here
next Wednesday.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 20.-Cattle
receipts, 1000 Market steady. South,
ern steers, 3.25@5.5O; southern COWS
2.OO@3.75; stockers and feeders, $50
04.9O; bulls, 3.25@4.8O; calves, $50
western fed COWS, 3.OO@4.50
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market very
strong. Muttons, 5.25@6.25; lambs
7.25@8.1O; range wethers, 5.25@6.75;
fed ewes, 4.75@5.90
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MEXICAN TEAM BEATS
THE NEGROES II to

The Mexican baseball team yester-
day afternoon at Amusement Park
defeated the Colored Giant Sluggers
in a rip-roaring game by the score of
seventeen to four. The game was a
corker. aid good plays and bad plays
of all kinds abounded. Gallegos held
down the box for the Mexicans, the
Sluggers being sluggers In name only.
On uhe contrary. the Mexicans hit up
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CONTRACTS FOR TWO
NEW BATTLE SHIPS

Washington, D. c., June 20-The
Newport News Ship Building Compa-
any and the Fall River Ship Building
Company were the successful bidders
today for the building of two twenty
thousand ton battleships, with bids
$4,000.
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After three trialsandnum erous
After three trials and numerous de
| lays, the verdict of death has been con
! firmed by the state supreme court
and the hanging set for next Thursday
Among others now under the sen
tence of death are the following:
John Brooks and Amaleck Brooks
brothers, will be hung next Thursday
unless executive clemency interve1es
Convicted Of killing Jonn Clemmonds
in Iron county and were originally sen
fenced to be hanged April IS, but were
respited.
Tom Clay, a negro, sentenced to
die Thursday at Columbia for the mur
der of another negro in saloon
brawl
ing Pemiscot county farmer, as the re
suit of quarrel about some hogs.
William Spaugh, Jr., sentenced to
hang next Thursday for killing Sher-
iff Polk of Iron county, after a long
legal battle which was carried to the
United States Supreme court.
John King, ST. Louis negro whose
sentence has been affirmed by the SUI
preme court and the date of execution
set for next Thursday.
Martin Paulsgrove, who Stayed his
sweetheart in Andrew county and was
convicted of murder in the first degree
but who was recently declared insane
and is now il the st. Joseph asylum.
John M. Crane, a Kansas City, wife
murderer, also reputed because of in
sanity and now confined in an asylum.
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Look Out For Our WAGON.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros
well from a. m, until 6 p. m, each
and every day during working days
If you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust a solar plexus blow, stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support, both moral and
real to live. II the consumers will act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries.
76-tf Phone 412
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KEPT HIS MONEY
AND GOT CUT UP.

Because Mexican commonly known
as "Martinas" wouldn't loan mis- mon
ey to Loretta Rivera, porter at the
Green Front Saloon, "Martinas" is at
his home badly cut up, and Rivera
reposes in the county bastile. 1t ap-
pears that last evening about seven
o'clock, Rivera asked 'tMartinas" to
loan him money, and "N1artinas" re-
fused. Not liking the manner in
which the refusal was made, hot
words arose AID it ended in Rivera
going for "Martinas" with a chair.
He struck him over the head with it
and cut a gasn several inches long,
severing a small artery. DR.. Phillips
was called in and barely arrived in
time to stop the flow of blood before
'Martinas'' bled to death. The wound
ed man was taken to his home and
Rivera was put il Jail.
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HARRY JONES AND QUEENIE
MuRRAY GIVE "SwELL" IA

The Emancipation Day ball given
by Harry Jones and Queenie Murray,
porter and cook respectively, at the
Shelby, in the stone hall on East
Fourth street last night was a swell
affair without any doubt. Quite a
number of prominent white people
were there to enjoy the scene, and
the darkies did themselves proud
There was dancing and eating, all
kinds of eating, and when the affair
was over not a hungry soul could be
found among the guests.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby notified that
the North Spring River Center Ditch
will be dry next Monday and Tues
day, and that persons owning pipes
or posts in or crossing said ditch, are
above or below the water line on said
days.
By order of the Directors
J. o. WESTOVER,
94t3. Asst. Sec.
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Miss Julia Werst and Miss Marie
Wessendorf arrived last night from
New Albany, Ind. They are on tneir
way to Lincoln, where they will spend
the summer visiting Miss Bessie Do
Ian. Tney intend to leave here Mon
day morning on the stage.
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Robert Maxim has just had finished
another addition at the corner OF his
secondhand store on Main street.
This is made of corrugated galva1iz-
ed iron. This makes a building for
Mr.. Maxim that runs clear back to
the alley, 1913 feet.
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the negro pitcher almost at will, de-
spite the fact that ne possessed all
kinds of speed. In his throws to bases
he even knocked off tine gloves of the
basemen. The attendance was good
and those who saw the game said it
was the best thing of the year. Catch
er Nichols, of the Roswell team OFF,
ciated as umpire
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street Car strike Settled.
INDUSTRIAL PEACE CONFER
ENCE FOR SAN FRANcIsc

San Francisco, Cal, June 20.-A
call for a National Industrial Peace
Conference to meet in this city in Ju-
ly. has been issued by the Concilia-
ton Committee of San Francisco with
the encouragement of President Roose
welt, it is said. 1t is hoped to estab-
lisa permanent industrial peace in
this city.
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Bryce Addresses Students.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 20.-Ambassa-
dor Bryce, of Great Britain, was am
ong the distinguished speakers at the
semi-centennial commencement day
exercises of Washington University
ty today. Alumni of the Institution
from all over the country took part
in the exercises.
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Another Body Found.

Hampton, Virginia, June 20.-The
body of Midshipman Henry Clay Muf-
fin, Jr., the last of the missing mid
shipmen of the battleship Minnesota
launch accident, was recovered today
near old Fort Wood.
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PASSENGER TRAIN
WRECKED IN TUNNEL.

Louisville, KY. June 20.-A passen-
ger train on the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern Railroad. bound from ST.
Louis for Cincinnati, was cut in two
by falling rock in a tunnel near Nit
chell. Ind, this morning. Seventeen
persons were reported injured, four
of them seriously.
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OIL OIL OIL

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 aad ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give US trial and let
us convince you.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO,
Independent Oil Refineries.
76-tf Phone 412
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.

Roswell, N. NJ, June 20.-Tempera
ture.-Max-, IS: min, Sc; mean, ST.
Precipitation, 0.4s; wind N. E, We
locity miles; cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Thunder showers this afternoon OF
tonight; Friday fair and warmer
n. WRIGHT,
o0cial n Charge.
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w. S. Prayers beautiful residence
on South Main is offered for sale for
the first time. Business reasons only
fine home. We nave al exceptionally
low price ON this property for the
next 80 days. VIII be pleased to show
it TO any prospective Carl
ton & Bell.
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76-tf.
Notice..

On account of the muddy weather,
the reception at the NJ. E. Church, to
have been held this evening, has been
indefinitely postponed.
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For Sale.

My house and three lots at Wash
ington and Fifth See any member OF
the Roswell Realty Board or
93tf. F. E. BROOKS.
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DUE TO
ROOSEVELT
AMBASSADOR AokI RECALLED
BECAUSE HE WAS OUT OF
FAVOR WITH PRESIDENT.
.HE WANTED INDEMNITY

Aoki Accused of IndeIicacy and lndis-
cretion in Seeking Compensation for
San Francisco Attacks on Japanese.
The President ForcibIy Disapproved
His Proposal and Dismissed Him.
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To Loan.

$4,000 on real estate securfty.-Ed
ward A Finnegan, Garst Bldg. 94tt
Mrs. Oscar Trowl and her youngest
son, Charles, left by the Auto Line
this afternoon for Gallup to visit her
father, Rev. Mark Hodgson, and her
brothers. She expects to be gone till
August.
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EVIDENCE
ADMITTED
COURT ALLOWS MAGAZINE ARTL.
Giles TO BE CONSIDERED IN
THE HAYWOOD TRIAL.
WERE READ TO THE JURY

The Articles Condemned Steunenhera
Without Stint "Here Lies a Hire
ling and a Traitor"-State Will
Close Its Case Some Time Tomor-
row, Says Senator 5orah.
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THERE WILL BE NO
TELEGRAPH STRIKE.

New York, June 20.-As a result
Of the visit of Commissioner of La
Dor Neill and following of suggestions
by him an adjustment of the differ
e1ces between the Western Union
Telegraph Company and its operators
has been reached, and there will be
no strike. President Clowry, OF the
company, today addressed a letter to
Commissioner Neill stating the posi-
tion of the company, which is admit
tedly satisfactory to all the parties
concerned.
Street Car Strike Settled.
Sa1 Francisco, Cal, June 2O.-A set
tlement has been reached between
the South San Francisco Electric
Railway and former carmen whereby
the union men return TO work at once
at the same wages as before the
strike, pending a settlement of the
strike against the United Railroads.
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Better than ever. Majestic. 10 cts.
First show 8. second D. MIA
jestic. 10 cts.
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ROSWELL MAN TELLS GRADU-
ATES OF THE OPPORTUNITY
OF THE COLLEGE MAN IN
PUBLIC SERVICE.
AMERICAS VITAL NEED

The Former Governor Makes Strong
Plea for the Participation of Honest
Men in Politics. Speaks at CoIora-
do College, Colorado Springs, Colo.
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THE ANTS
WIN OUT
ADMINISTRATION FORCES UNA
BILE TO CONTROL THE PUB
LIc LANDS CONVENTION.
THE VOTE SHOWS IT

Administration Defeated Over the
Question of the Admission of Dele
gates.-Chief Forester Pinehot De-
fends Presidents Policies in His
Address.
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94t3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-20
SUIT OVER ALLEGED ELoPEMENT
Missing Girls Father Had Young
Man Arrested.

NEW YORK. March 2-An action for
$4,000 damages was begun in the supreme
court yesterday by Hugo Wintner. as at
torney. for Fred s. Borden, a young man
living at 1875 Madison avenue against
Henry M. Prickett. dentist. living at lis
West 18th street: his wife, Jennie Pickett,
and Magistrate Finelite for false arrest and
Imprisonment.
The papers In the case do not tell the
whole story. but young Borden's lawyer
said that Helen Prickett. the seventeen
year-old daughter of the dentist. had been
courted by him, and the father had opposed
the courtship. Suddenly, last Christmas
eve, Helen disappeared. and Mr.. and Mrs
Prickett decided that Mr.. Borden had elop-
ed with their daughter.
Together they went to Magistrate Finelite
In Jefferson Market court, and he issued a
warrant for the arrest OF Borden. When
the young man was arraigned before the
magistrate Mr. Finelite held him for fur
ther examination. He was arrested on jan
uary 8. and was held in custody until Jan
uary s, when Mr.. Prickett found that his
daughter had gone up the state to visit an
uncle Thereupon Mr.. Borden was dis
charged.