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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
go do przytomnosci i zycia.
Mic mu sic ME stalo..

BUFFALO, N. Y. Ia
szedf tn tragiczny wypadek,
[gdy Tomasz kuczak, groser-
nix, LEGACY 81 lat, zamiesz-
kaly pm. ia Woltz ave. po-
pe1ni1 samob6jstwo wystrza'
lem z rewolweru. Ma miej-
see wypadku zjawi} sic "a
raz policyant, kt6ry az do
czasu przybycia ambulansu
pilnowa1 cia1a denata, leza-
cego W podw6rzu tylu do
mu. Zadziwiajacym jest fakt,
ze W miejscu, W kt6rem le-
za1 samob6jca ME znalezio-
no ami kropli krwi. Kuczak
strzeli1 sobie W usta, vice
musiaf pasc trupem ma miej-
scu, na kt6rem to wykonaf.
P1amy krwi MONA by}o wi
dziec O kilka dobrych kro-
k6w cd lezacego denata.
Przyby}a patrolka wraz z
ambulasnem policya areszto-
wa}a zone, c6rke, syna ku-
czaka i zabra|a ma stacye
policyjna. Sasiedzi, mieszka-
jacy W poblizu groserni, vie.
czorem dnia poprzedniego
Islyszelii ls,ardz estsa~klot-
ME W. domu kuczak6w, co
m6wiac nawjasem, ME byfo
raz pierwszy. Ciag}e sceny
ma1zehskie tax rozstroi}y
kuczaka, re zmierz}o mu sic
widocznie zycie W takich
ciag}ych k16tniach, totez po-
stanowi pozbawic sic swia-
tia dziennego. Kilkakrotnie
juz odgraza1 sic, re sic "a
bile a nawet zazywat kwasu
karbolowego. Cd jakiego6
czasu chodzi1 Guczak bar
dzo zdenerwowany i kiedy
uda} sic do sk}adu re zelaz-
nymi wyrobami p. Gli6skie-
go przy Broadway, chcac
tam kupic revolver, kt6re-
go mu jednak ME sprzeda-
no. Dotychczas niewiadomo,
skad Kuczak naby} 38 kali
browy revolver kt6rym poz-
bawi1 sic zycia. Rodzine ku-
czaka aresztowano W celu
przeprowadzenia 6ledztwa,
wykazujacego okolicznosci
samob6jstwa.
SEATTLE. WASHING-
TON. Dnia Is kwietnia "br.
L.. xn1aa.1
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Two Die Of CONSERVATION.

c. F. Brewster, a young man who
came here three days ago from Win
slow, Ind, for his health, died this
Sanitarium. The local Odd Fellows
have taken charge of affairs and had
the body removed to the Dilley I'M
dertalzing rooms to be prepared for
shipment tomorrow morning, to his
home, where the father and mother
reside.
Miss L. A. Foster, aged So years,
died yesterday afternoon at the home
of her sister. Mrs. ]. J. Cole. at 400
South Lea avenue, of tuberculosis of
the bones. she came here several
months ago with her sister and bro
ther-in-law from Texas. The funeral
was held from the Cole home at ten
o'clock this morning. Elder C. c. Hill
conducting the service. Interment
was made in the South Side Cemetery
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ORCHESTRA
SURPRISE TO MUSIC-LOVERS

The entertainment of the Phil1lar-
monic orchestra in the new Sheridan
brilding on Main street Thursday
night was a great success in every
way The orchestra itself was a We
ry pleasant surprise to the music-loV
ers of Roswell. Thew had expected
something good, but found something
superb. Prof. Croft's only mistake was
in failing to put the price of admis
sion at a dollar. instead of twenty
I've cents. for everyone declared it
to be. dollar show.
The orchestra was on the program
for six numbers All were from the
hest composers and only music of
the highest order was put on. Every
piece was perfectly played and the
musical strength shown by the new
organization was a revelation. There
were nineteen pieces in the orchestra
and every member has talent that
cannot be disputed There is a fine
lot of material in the orchestra and
with the proper support it will no
doubt become one of the hest in the
land. 1t is more than probable that
this IS now the best orchestra in the
Southwest, and should be encouraged
locally H1til it has chance to gain
a name abroad Its members have
devoted much time and attention to
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SECOND ANNUAL POWER
BOAT SHOW OF CHICAGO

Chicago, March 2.-The second an
nual motor boat show opened today
in the Seventh regiment armory, with
exhibits of all the leading manpfac-
turers and dealers of the country The
show is by all odds the greatest of its
kind ever held here the demands for
space being SO numerous as to make
t necessary to secure an adjoining
Building for purpose of demonstration
All varieties of small boats propelled
by gas, gasoline. alcohol and steam
are shown on the main floors of the
armory, while the balconies are given
up to exhibits of accessories.
One of the most popular features of
the show is expected to be a guessing
contest, open to all visitors. on the
ial test of a new model racing boat,
constructed along original lines. The
prizes for the closest estimates will
be a standard sixteen foot launch and
an eighteen foot canoe
The show will last through next
week and thousands of visitors are
expected. The local power boat clubs
have made elaborate arrangements
for their entertainment, and many ex-
tensive soical features will be provid-
ed.
The present exhibition is given un-
der the auspices of the American AS
sociation of Engine and Boat Manufac
turers, which includes among its mem
bers nearly all the leading power boat
manufacturers of the country.
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New York, Mar. Public spirited
citizens, powerful and wealthy, ac-
cording to the World today, are be-
hind a suit instituted in the courts
of New Hampshire by her son George
w. Glover and other relatives, to Sc
cure an accounting of the financial
affairs of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover
Eddy, head of the Christian Science
church.
Concord, n. H., Mar. 2.-Develop-
ments regarding the bill in equity fl
ed yesterday to secure an accounting
of the financial affairs of Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy, the head of the Chris
tian Science organization, are await
ed with great interest. The Science
leaders are much surprised. All the
defendants, viz. Calvin A. Frye, Irv-
ing G. Tomlinso1, Herman S. Herring
and Lewis o. Strong of this city, AL
fred Farlow, Ira o. Knapp, VIM. B.
Johnson and Joseph Armstrong of
Boston, Edward A. Kimball of Chica-
go, and stephen A. Chase of Fall Ri
ver Mass, are directors or trustees
in the Christian Science church. the
petition in detail affirms that Mrs.
Eddy is incapacitated through the
infirmities incident to old age to man
age her affairs and to protect her
property with prudence and discre
tion against the undue influence, con
troll or fraud of others or to take
charge and manage the present legal
proceedings, and that Mrs. Eddy lives
under charge and il custody of de-
PENDANTS, Frye and Strang, and that
very few persons are allowed to see
her except for a few minutes
Glover further claims that for the
last 25 years his letters to his moth
er have never had a direct reply from
her. and from matters relating to his
attempts at correspondence, Glover
states in the petition that he "believes
Mrs. Eddy is surrounded by design
ing persons who are now using ner
condition for their own selfish ends"
The petition then sets forth exten-
sive and valuable real and personal
property and Mrs. Eddy, and alleges
that the defendants manage the same
solely according to their own will and
pleasure.
(Note: Alfred Farlow mentioned
as one of the defendants above, re-
Gently wrote letters to the Daily Rec
ord defending Christian Science ag- !
ainst the criticism of Rev. Edwin EN-
erson Davis of Roswell-Ed)
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Waterbury. Conn.,. Mar. 1.-Two
passenger trains, regular and a spe-
cial, on the New Haven and Hart
ford collided early this morning near
this city. resulting in the death of
four men, seriously injurilg two 9TH
ers, and lesser injuries to score of
others. The dead men are members
of the crews of the two engines. On
the special was Governor Woodruff,
members of his staff and 65 members
National Guard. The Governor escap-
ed injury. misunderstanding of ord
ers is said to be the cause of the col
lision.
By order of Coroner Mix it is un-
derstood that warrants have been pre-
pared for the arrest of Conductor Geo
Nation, who had charge of the spe-
cial, and for Engineer VIM. c. Fisher
of the special. 1t was supposed that
Fisher was killed, but his body was
not found, and the belief is growing
that he jumped and fed.
Storm in the South.
New Orleans, La, Mar. 2.-South-
ern Mississippi and Louisiana nave
for two days experienced the worst
storm of the winter, the disturbance
manifesting itself in torrential rains.
fatal electrical displays and cyclonic
winds. At least one death was caus-
ed by the storm and thousands of dol
lars damage done. At Philadelphia,
Miss, the tornado damaged small
buildings. At Meridian, Miss, more
than five inches of rain fell. At Nc
Neil, Miss, many bridges were wash
ed away, the Mobile, Jackson and
Kansas City railroad suffering nine
washouts. In Louisiana creeks and
bayous overflowed and the Mississip-
pi river levee, already soft, received
a dangerous soaking.
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their work, as shown by Thursday
nights performance.
Mrs. Edward Ellis, who has delight
ed many Roswell audiences this win
ter, sang in her usual good form and
received hearty applause.
Mrs. w. S. Kilgour favored the au-
dience with double number and
pleased all in her usual manner.
Mrs. J. J. Williamson, after an ex-
tended absence from the concert stage
of Roswell, appeared on this occa-
sion and revived her old time popu-
larity with a pleasing vocal number.
Miss Eva Nelson, violin, Mrs. J. M.
Nelson piano, and A. S. Trube flute,
contributed a number that was espec-
tally well received.
The new Sheridan building showed
up to great advantage on this oc-
casion. 1t was brilliantly lighted with
gas. which added greatly to the lus-
tire of the walls and f1nishings. The
big building would have held more
people than came out, but the audi
ence was of satisfactory size, as the
receipts showed that more than two
hundred people were present.
1t was the first appearance of the
new orchestra and it is the hope of all
that they will soon again have the pri
vilege of hearing it in public perfor-
nance.
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HOT RECEPTION FOR
TOURISTS IN MONTEREY

Monterey, Mexico, March 2.-TAe
city authorities and American resi-
dents of Monterey are preparing a
party of over 100 tourists from New
York and Boston, who are expected
to reach here tomorrow on their trip
to the East On the occasion of
previous visit of the tourists to Mon
terey several weeks ago they COM
mitted numerous indiscretions,, and if
these are repeated the offenders will
be apprehended and punished. The
hoodlums gathered in the ancient ca
thedral while a fashionable wedding
was in progress, took snap shots of
the bride and groom and before the
ceremony was completed invaded the
altar and photographed the audience.
The wares of several old Mexican can
dy vendors were ruthlessly wrecked.
The Casino, an exclusive private club
was invaded without invitation and
several of the tourists were caught in
the act of carrying away valuable ar
ticles as souvenirs. The American
residents have lodged formal COM
plant with the tourist manager.
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Special to the Daily Record.

Special to the Daily Record
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Mar. 1.-The house
passed late this afternoon Council
bill No. 65 with slight amendment,
by a vote of fifteen to six, Abbott of
Colfax, Hudspeth, Moran, Mullens,
Ruppe and Walters. voting Nay, Den
niston and Lucero absent This is a
bill providing for arbitration of the
accounts of public officers. The amend
ment provides that in case of officers
out of Office the case shall be brought
in the county where the officer re-
sides.
Hudspeth (Dem.) made a strong
speech against the passage of the bill
In the course of his remarks he said
the measure might be called bill in
aid of criminals. 1T strikes me that
when a man embezzles money from
the Territory he should be punished.
What is the difference, and why
make exceptions between a man who
steals a few paltry dollars from his
employer and a public officer who
embezzles thousands"
Here Holt asked Hudspeth to name
any such officers.
Hudspeth continued: In reply to
tine gentleman, l will say that there
has been an officer of this Territory
who has returned thousands of dol
lars to the Territory. In the courts
of this Territory there are records of
many defaulters. and there may be
others. 1 say, Mr.. Speaker, we should
not enact legislation which will make
IT more favorable to the public Off
cial who mas taken public money than
for the sheep herder who takes one
head of sheep. This gives privileges
to public officers which are denied
private citizens. Their bondsmen may
be released within a few months and
there may not be discovered the evil
dence of Iiefalcation for years.
Holt spoke in favor of the bill, and
Ruppe spoke against it, the bill as
amended will go to the council Mon
day The house adjourned to Monday
afternoon
(Signed) LOOMS.
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Other Schools Interested.

The Record mentioned yesterday
that both houses of congress had pass
ed the bill validating the act of the
New Mexico legislature providing for
the issue of $25,0OO bonds by the
Military Institute, for the erection of
new buildings. The bill contains pro
visions for other institutions of the
Territory issuing bonds, as follows:
BY the Agricultural College at 1IesiE
la Park. $4,000; by the Insane Asy-
INN at Las Vegas, $4,000; by the
armories of Albuquerque and Las We
gas, $4,000.
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Or. veaps Trip Successful.

DIR. G. T. Veal, who went to Dallas
a week ago on several business prop
ositions relative to the cattlemea's s
convention. writes that his trip was
successful in every feature He secur-
ed several first class attractions that
will come to Roswell convention
all the lumber for the baseball park,
grand stand and skating rink, at mill
prices. Before placing the order for
the lumber he went to the railroads
and made sure of that which is as
important as the lumber itself, cars
to bring it to Roswell. DIR. Veal will
return the first of the week.
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BROOKLYN NATIONALS
TO LEAVE ON SUNDAY.

New York, March 2.-The Brooklyn
league team will migrate southward
tomorrow. with Jacksonville, FlOri-
da, as the objective point for the train
ing camp. Manager Patsy Donovan
is confident that his squad will be
in the running for the pennant, and
the good article of ball put up by the
bunch across the bridge toward the
close of last season gives some basis
for this opinion. The pitchers squad
has been greatly strengthened and
a big bunch of twirlers will go to Flo
rida, including Mcintyre, Pastorius,
Scanlon and Strickett, the old stand
bys, as well as Bell, Whiting, Rucher
and other corners. Bergen, Ritter and
Butler will continue behind the plate
The former will likely do most of the
work, as it is generally admitted that
there isn't a better catcher in the ma
jor leagues. The infield will be COW
cred by Tim Jordan on first, Alpernam
on second, Casey on third and Lewis
as short Maloney, Mccarthy and
Batch will continue to be the bright
particulars stars Nf the outfield-
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WILL JEROME DEMAND
COMMISSION IN LuNAcY7

New York. Mar. district Attor
ney Jerome's intention Of applying
for a commission in lunacy to exam
Inc Taaw seemed to be definitely es-
tablished today during the continual
ton OF his examination of DIR. B. d.
Evans, principal medical expert for
the defense. Evans stated that he be-
lieved Thaw to have been suffering
from adolesce7t insanity In 1908 and
at the. time OF his marriage. April 4.
1905. aad that when he killed White
June 25. 1906, ne was q victim of an
Gcufe and recurrent attack of the
same maiady- Evans was more def
mite ln his answers today. and made
these statements with positiveness-.
II addition to explosions" he said
fhnre were indications OF mental dis
ahfllty at other timna- Jerome during
the nEnmdnatioa constantly referred
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AN ENGLISH PUG THAT
is HUNTING TROUBLE

New York, March 2.-Jack Palmer.
the English pugilist, blew into port
today VITA a chip on his shoulder, and
according TO reports will Immediately
challenge all the fighters of America,
from Abe Attell to Jim Jeffries. Sam
Fitzpatrick. former manager of Jack
Johnson, will take care Of the inter
ests of the pugnacious Britisher and
will seek to arrange a battle with
Jim Flynn or one of the Sullivan twin
as the beginning of the career of glo-
ry marked out for his protege. Palmer
has cut quite a swathe in England.
but what he will do here is, of course
another story.-KNOX BLDKOFF.
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SPORTING CALENDAR
FOR THE COMING WEEK


The Washington Americans leave
for Galveston on Monday. The Chi
cago Nationals leave for West Baden
Indiana, Monday. The Philadelphia
Nationals leave for Savannah on Mon
da. The Chicago White Sox leave for
Mexico on Tuesday. The st. Louis
Americans leave for Texas Tuesday.
The New York Americans leave for
Atlanta Tuesday. Boston Americans
leave for Little Rock Tuesday. ST.
Louis and Cincinnati Nationals leave
for Texas Tuesday Detroit Ameri-
cans leave for Augusta, Ca, on Sat.
urday.
RACING
Entries for Saratoga stakes close
Monday. international Polo. pony rae
ing tournament opens at San Diego,
California, Thursday. Santa Monica
stake at Ascot and Undine stake at
Oakland will be run Saturday.
PUGILISTIC.-
Hugo Kelley and Tommy Ryan will
fight six rounds for the middleweight
championship at Rochester. NJ Y, on
Monday. Freddie Weeks of Cripple
Creek and Muggy Shoel OF Cheyenne
will fight ten rounds at Denver on
Friday
GOLF
The annual meeting OF the Western
Golf Association will be held at Chi
cago on Tuesday. The club champion
ships will begin at Pinehurst, ". c.,
Thursday.
The national amateur championship
will be played at New York, begin
ming on Monday.
BOWLING
The Tourney of the Western Bowl
ing Congress opens at Denver on next
Thursday.
The first annual Kansas City show
opens Monday. The Fifth annual
SHOW of Boston opens Saturday. Lon
don Olympia show opens Thursday.
DOG SHOWS
Topeka and Los Angeles Kennel
clubs bench shows open Wednesday.
HORSE SHOWS
Southern California horse shows
viii open at Pasadena on Thursday.
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VAUDEVILLE BENEFIT
FOR NEW YORK NEWSlES.

New York, March 2.-What is ex-
pected to be the best all-round vaude-
vile bill ever presented in New York
has been arranged by George NJ. Co
han and Samuel H. Harris for the
newsboys' benefit to be held at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening
All of the seats for tae performance
have been sold in advance and the ac
adamy will undoubtedly be crowded
to the doors.
Last Thursday members of the cho-
r'Ises of nearly al the Broadway mu-
steal comedies made q raid on Wall
street and sold 800 tickets to the fl
1anciers, realizing several thousand
dollars from the invasion. All of the
funds realized from the benefit viii
go to the News5Oys' Home club.
Say, isn't that Pantry neat?
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to the subject of paranoia but was un
able to secure from the witness any
admission that would tend to show
Thaw a paranoiac.
By this line of questioning 1t seems
probable that the prosecution will at
tempt to show that instead of being
afflicted with insanity of adolescence
Thaw is actually paranoiac. Evans
would not classify adolescent insan-
ity as chronic in Thaw's case and said
that he had known cases of this form
of mental unsoundness to clear over
night.
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A NAPOLEON LECTURE
ON MONDAY NIGHT

Another of the lectures of the Mil
itary Institute series will be given
Monday night il the NJ E. Church
South, beginning at eight o'clock
TIE subject, Napoleon Bonaparte, is
one that should attract a large aud
ience, and the lecturer, w. c. Frost,
is 4 man who has the reputation OF
giving a most eloquent and accurate
presentation of the career of the
Great Corsican. The admission fee
will be fifty cents.
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MARTIAL LAW WILL
CONTINUE IN POLAND.

Warsaw. March 2.-The order abol-
ishing martial law in Poland, effective
today, has been countermanded and
the military will remain in control
indefinitely. Orders have been issu-
ed to the troops to enforce the law
more strictly and stri1gently than ev-
er before
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3 g g g g g g g g g g 3 6, g g G
3 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. 6,

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Mrs. H. F. NJ. Bear entertained two
| tables at Five Hundred" at her attrac
Thursday evening complimentary TO
her guest, Miss Grace Loper, of Well
ingto1, Kansas and her cousin Miss
Cad Shamleffer, of Council Grove,
Kansas. Several games were played
before the players would consent to
quit after which the hostess served
an apetizing luncheon The guests
were Misses Keller, Bedell, Shamlef-
fer and Loper; Count Martini, Capts.
Lohman, Barlow and Lohring.
The hop" given by the cadets at
the Military Institute last night was
one of the most delightful ones of the
winter. There was a large crowd in
attendance, many of the young mar
ried people of Roswell being invited.
The floor was in perfect condition and
ed the best of music. Every guest
was emphatic in speaking of the
good time he had.
The child gyp play given by the
young people of the Baptist church at
the church building last night, was
attended by large crowd, every seat
in the house being occupied. The pro
gram of the evening was nicely plan
ned and carried out without a hitch.
The play was put on in one act.
The story dealt with the stealing of
child by Gypsies and her recovery
after four years search by her ia
ther and brother who were disguised
as tramps. 1t was put on in good
style and the interest of the audience
never tagged.
Additional to the play, Mesdames
Hill and Thompson favored the aud
ience with one of their beautiful pi-
ano duets and Mrs. Edward Ellis
sang with great success. doll drill
by number of little girls and a cane
drill by the young ladies were equally
well received.
The closing feature of the enter
tainment was bridal party" The
music indicted the coming of a bride
and groom: Little girls appeared,
scattering flowers in the way of the
party. Then came the party compos-
ed of all tie participants of the pro
gram and each one carrying a horse
bride. This scene made a hilarious
close to good program.
The receipts of the entertainment
were about $50 an dtnere was very
little expense, a greater part of it
will go to the new church building
fund.
The measuring party" at the M
e. church, South last night was well
attended and very enjoyable event
socially. The plan of the party was
H.. L.
every person present and nave them
pay three cents for every foot and a
cent for each inch over the foot mark
This feature made lots of fun and ev-
erybody had good time. Nice re-
freshments were served
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A CARLOAD OF LAND
PATENTS FOR INDIANS

Muskogee, o. T., March "A spec
ial car loaded with patents for the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian allot-
tees will leave this city tomorrow,
the trip lasting through the mo1th
and until the middle of April. During
that time 10000 patents will be de-
livered to the Indians. The depart
ment of the interior has decided to
deliver the patents to the allottees
instead of allowing the governors of
the two nations to undertake the task
Notices have been sent out 10 the
heads of families whose members
have patents asking them to be at
the nearest railroad station on the
scheduled dates.
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CHICAGO REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE CANDIDATE.

Chicago, Mar. 2.-The Republican
city convention today nominated Post
master Frederick A Busse for may
Or The platform favors the traction
ordinances recently passed by the
council over teh mayors veto.