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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1907-07-06
Above the Clouds.

June 70, lJUl.
Jumped on valley car" at
Alamogordo at $50 a. III. and
by noon was ready to take lunch
in Cloudcroft.
The serpentine route twisted
the train on all sides Of the COM
pass but always going up.
Before reaching Highrolls the
climate changes and one feels
the breath of the pines tanning
his brow as he comes in sight of
this rolling hill place, where j.
Q. Roberts has tents for rent
and beautiful site for campers.
Mountain Park comes next
with its flowers, vines, trees,
streams of clear running water
and the smiling face of Senior
Cadwallader, the proprietor of
the Park nurseries.
After passing Wooten and the
numerous springs of soft water,
as we'll as some white sulphur
springs, the switch back" at
tracks our attention and almost
takes our atmosphere" as we
climb backwards and forwards
almost at the same time.
The round and round we go,
sung to the tune of the Rose
mary Bush, played by the care
full and faithful hand of Engineer
Hugh Shields, till we reach
Cloudcroft, the actual roof of the
county-think of ton top of
Otero county!
Safely landing at the beauti-
full depot SO cozily nestled on
the side of steep hill we chased
across the county's roof to the
Virginia where we found lunch
awaiting our already keen ap-
petite.
My, just think of eating in a
neat dining room with an arc,
matte breeze playing with oul
temple locks-Nature's breezy
balm administered from the
boughs of the stately and grace
full Sacramento spruce.
We met j. Russell and camp.
ed around his joint long enough
to hear the Silver rattle in
his Lining"
Take one by one of the ranch.
men, as you meet them, and
you will find blessed few who
have time for politics. They
are busy at home taking care o.
crops. The growing of potatoes
and the improving the grade Of
their cattle, horses and hogs il
worth a deal sight more to then
than who is who in politics. But
this is not saying that the Sacra
mento farmer doesn't vote-ht
does vote every time the POLL
open, n,-and no man to this day
has found occasion to accuse hin
of not voting right-right as III
SO understands from teaching
learning and the dictates of I
God-given conscience.
I Drop back with me to th,
neighborhood Of Mountain Parl
where Joe Nj. Walker and DIR. J
Il. Gilbert and Chas. Il. Beasle,
and others have started cut il
good earnest to grow apples, an,
look through my eyes into tn,
future and see for yourself hun
dreds of acres Of red apples read,
for market-whole train loads o
the sweetest favored apple
known to the tongue of man. Il
this neighborhood land sold q
So peracre only a short time ago
and it is only short tim
hence when this one time s
land will sell at $500 per acre!
The soil of the Sacramento
grow anything and seasons al
fruits and vegetables with a fla
vor not to be found i'll any othc
part of the world. We know
for a fact that dyspeptics hav
gone to the Sacramentos an
after staying there for a fe,
weeks have eaten raw turnips
Not that there was nothing els
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1907-07-06
Ansnt the Pen Investigation.

From the facts produced by
the investigation Of Snpt. Of Pen.
Arthur Trelford, Atty. Gen.
Prichard said:
THAT brutal treatment has
been inflicted on certain convicts
at the territorial penitentiary
under the present management
iOr trivial olTenscs.
2.-That such treatment is not
only inhuman. recalling the
oarbarism Of the dark ages, but
y highly demoralizing to the
convicts and destructive Of pris-
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1907-07-06
AM tha World

knows that DalIard's Snow LIniment
has no superior for Rheumatism. Stir
joints, Cuts, Sprains, LumbagO and
all palms. BuY Il, Try 1t and you will
always use t. Any body who has used
Ballards Snow LIniment Is . living
proof Of what II does. All we ask Of
You ls 70 get trial bottle. Price csc,
soc and si.co Sold BY W. E. Warren 4
Rrn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
OPENING DAY OF COWES WEEK.
King and Queen Visit the Endurance
Lieutenant Shackleton Decorated

Cowes Isle Of Wight, AuE. THE opening
day % Coves Week vas brilliant with sunshine
There vas great animation and 2 constant ar
rl-al of yachts. The day was given mp to visit
ing King Edward. queen Alexandra. the Prince
of Wales and the royal party inspected the
steam harkentiuc Endurance. which is to carry
the expedjtion comma nded by Lieutenant Il H.
ShackIeton on the voyage Of exploration To the
Antarctic region. and spent half an hour aboard
the vessel. Queen alexandra presented to Lieu
tenant Shackleton a Union Jack and an auto
eraph letter which said: May this Union Jack
which intrust to your keeping lead you safely
to the South Pole" King Edward conferred the
Victorian Order upon Lieutenant ShaCkleton
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
TBv Telegraph to The TTiht


Nspnort r l.. Aug A northwest storm 'iI'S
roorning kept society very generally INDOORS
though the clearing weather this afternoon hVehed
nm the cottage colony somewhat.
Mrs stuvvesant Fish entertained with dinner
o. Crossyays this evening. Mrs James / "ooo-
usrd also entertained at dinner at The Cloisters
This evening and Mrs William Storrs NeHs gave
a luncheon this afternoon
Mrs William F Sheehan, Of New York. began
ra- Eav,nort entertainment to-day with an after
,-,n tea at the Plnard cottage, which Mr. ana
Mrs Sheehan are occupying this season
Registered at the Casino to-day were MISS T..
F2ayIess. Henry Bedlow. Eugene Hale, Jr Mrs.
Garrison and Francis Roche
Edward H. Hartman. who spent Saturday IN
>,ey-oort left carly this morning for New YORK on
his acht Sultana-
Mrs ogden Mills and her daughter. Miss Beatrice
N5,1re Who returned from Europe on SATURDAY. ar
-irad n Newport to-day spend the rest ot the
.esron with Mr. Mills and Miss Gladys Mills, who
have been here since the early season
Commodore and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ar
-=-ed at Newport this morning on N" steam N"cht
>-o-,b c,a~ from New York. Mrs. Nanderoit ar
rived from Europe on Saturday. They are occ1-
rz-ing T3eauiieu their Newport summer home
which has been ready for their reception for some
time
Mrs Henry :. Lehr gave 4 small dinner a. her
cottage this evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
JAMES K HACKETT HAS NEW PLAYS.
Returns from Abroad and Announces His
Plans for the Season

James X. Hackett returned from abroad yester-
day the steamship New York. He brought with
him plays and announced lis arrange
ments Tor the season. On September .. at Spring
field. Ohio, he viii present /. NJ Holland IN "A
dramatlzation Of The House OF Thousand Can
dies: in Philadelphia. September o. Dallas VEL
ford viii begin engagement In Public Opinion %
q farce by Z. {. Carton. Later in the Nj.
Hackett will bring Mr.. Holland and Mr.. Wexford
his 42d street playhouse. On September 30. IN
Washington, Mr.. Jiackctt will produce a Fool and
a Girl written by David Wark Cirifth Mr.
Hackett mas selected tor himself John Glaydr g
Honor" the first performance OF which takes place
Milwa ukea. November ..
He has engaged Miss Darragh an English play
er. support him. Later Mr.. Hackctt Mill appear
in Mr. George" by Louis y Parker. lie has also
arranged FOR the production Of Alfred Sutro.s new
play. Tie cave Of Illusions. The Man Who
Won" by Mrs. Bailey Reynolds, plays hv
Justin Hunty Mccarthy AID Pierre Wolff opera
hy Tr~ieric< Barry and George Stephens and 4
Decentralization Of The Nasquctador.''
The IIackett Theatre viii open TOT the season on
September , with "Tnc Movers" In conjunction
with the Shuberts Mr.. Hackett vii produce ''TL-
Girl Behind the Counter and continue the man
se-rnert ~ Miss Mannering lNiys. HacketU in
GLORIOUS Betsy"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ESPERANTO CONGRESS-.
Programme Of Meetings at Cam
bridge and London

London, Aug. Ala TTia kongreso, the thlid
rongress Of the Esperantsts. will begin a. cam
bridge Monday. August y, and VIII continue
.or several days. Hundreds of Esperantists from
Europe and America have promised to attend
and there will be many novel features Inc
programme for the opening session lnclud'S
speeches and singing in the Esperanto language
a oIay consisting of scenes from the She Stops
% CONQUER" with eleven performers, each from
a different country, and will conclude with ne
singing of God Save the King" in Esperant'.
The vice-chancelor of the university and tf!e
Navor will receive the delegates on Monday.
on Sunday services will be held IN 81. MAI ;
Church and in the Catholic and Congrege tl'i'',
churches, when sermons Will be preaCiieu s'''H
HYMNS sung in Esperanto and the EsperdIl'p ,
version of the Scriptures used. 1Nesuay anu ~
Thursday will be theatre evenings, ana fod''ei'
vs. Pckwick' and Box and Cox" are to be pre-
sented by international companies iueSd7'
the Dean OF Ely will receive the utiSsa
Wednesday there will be open air entertain
rnent and sports, Friday ball, which the ueis- .
gates will attend in the native costumes VI
their countries, and Saturday many OF lHe "tAe
gates will come 70 London, where arrangement
have been made 20 entertain them for scFeF&i
DAYS
Services are to be held 81 ST. Clement DahV ;,
in the Strand in London. on Sunday; 'heFe WI
be visits 10 many places Of public lh'eres''
ceprion by the president OF the London club
Nine hundred delegates have promised 70 at
tend and many more expected. lhe hus'-
ness session OF the convention Will De ht'a III
the Guildhan. The Corn Exchange has been
obtained for use as a dining hall and seats Ior
eight hundred will be available there
This is the third congress which the ESper-
Artists have held. The first one assembled III
Roulogne in 1903 and was attended by about
eighteen hundred delegates from eighteen couh-
tries including the United states, Canada, RuS-
sia, Persia, Mexico and Chilli. besides the Euro
pean countries AT Geneva in 1906 the town
buildings and the university were opened for
the second congress. Eighteen countries were
represented. the delegates including ninety from
England and FIVE from the United States Th@
committee in charge of the arrangements for the
third congress expects that in point Of repre-
sentation and enthusiasm il Will Surpass the
others. The London County Council and other
municipal bodies have promised to send repre-
sentatives to listen 70 the proceedings. and
Scotland Yard will have a representative present
TO whether Esperanto might he useful in its
foreign work
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Wauack's the Criterion and the Biiou theatres
open tonight for the OF 1867 -0s The Time
the Place and the Girl viii he performed for the
first time here at Wailacks; at the Criterion Miss
Williams win he again in The Little Cher
ub." and at the Bjou Cole and Johnson VIII ap-
pear in The Shoo-F'ly Regiment
Daniel V. Arthur got preliminary Injunction
last week prevent Roy Atwell appearing in
The Orchid" Mr.. Arthur says Atwell contract
ed 10 appear under his management for definite
period In Marrying Mary"
Rehearsas of The Quicksands." in which
Wright Lorimer IS to be seen will begin to-day
The Shuberts announced yesterday that the HIP
podrorne will open August 81 with last seasons at
tract:oa, "Neptunss Daughter and Pioneer
Days"
Rehearsas of The Silver Girl In which Edwa rd
PopIe will appear will be held the middle of this
month
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
WORSE THAN DEVILS ISLAND.

The ex-convict. Guerin. the other day. giving his
experiences on DEVILS Island and telling Of the
horrors the French convict system, admits quite
incidentally that he has endured worse than the
appaIng lnonotony Of DEVILS Island. He says:
II have had worse experience In the mat
ter of maddeuing mOnotony when l spent
thirteen and a half months iii BTiXton prison IN
practically solitary confinement | protest
that practically solitary confinement is the
most cruel inhuman thing imaSina bic. ana II was
fast making idiot OF me while | was waiting
for the question OF eXtradition 10 be settled
on all sides gets the same testimony. The
prison fare England IL dsgraCefuy poor and IN
sufficient; the prisoners tortured by semi
starvation and maddened by what is practically
solitary confinement NOtoriously the English
prisons to-day the most shameful torture
houses in Christendom. and the same people who
shrek over a horse ass allow their GRIM
inaIs to De starved and tortured into insanity
London Vanity Fair
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THE EMPERORS AT SWINEMUNDE.
Kaiser Conducts Divine Servlce-hoWlng
Races of Crews of Warships.

Swinemunde. Aug i--hinperor " "'ilaih coi'-
Quoted divine service on board the iI-oiiei Il
at II o'clock this morning. Emperor NIcHolaS
,cas nresant At noon Emperor William. with
r,-,, Won Pillow the Imperial Chancellor, and
his elIite attended a special service. and had
luncheon on board the Russian royal yacht
STANDARD In the afternoon they witnessed
races between launches and cutters from the
,,.s~sbine The two Emperors presented the
prizes to the victorious crews.
Prince Henry Of Prussia. commander OF the
German fleet gave dinner on board the battle
shin Deutschland tonight 10 the two enperors
and their suites.
t,11peror Nicholas presented to Prince Won
TyHroyr his rcrtvait in enamel. set with brill
iants. ana conferred the Alexander Nevsky order
on Herr Tsch;rsky. the German Foreign Minister
Admiral Won Tirpitz. General Count Hulsen-
1I3eelnr chief of the German Military cabinet.
and General Won SchoN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ONE TRIP By PRESIDENT.
He UW 90 only TO PrO,IncctO7cn
This SUmmcr.

oyster Bay. Aug. 4.-Withiu week two pos
tive statements have come from fashionable
summer colonies Of New England that Pres
tions which would place them for brief space
in the centre o; the summer social whirl. one
report that they would he the house guests
Of Ambassador Bryce, at Intervale y. H. and
& few days later il was published with great
positiyeness that they were to spend a number
nf days in Newport as the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. and incidentally
would accept many social Invitations. This
visit reported to begin on August II.
As both announcements nave been allowed 70
go without correction the Newport colony is
reported have begun already :" make the
most % the visit. Newport's JOY OF anticipa-
tion. however. = to be its only share the
lively that with the one exception of his visit
To Provincetoun. Mass, on the occasion OF the
Celebra ton OF the landing OF the Pilgrim Fa-
theirs August 20 the President viii remain
a. Sycamore Hill throughout the summer
r is pointed out that Mr.. Roosevelts only
share in social affairs since he became Presi-
dent has been that required by official etiquette.
No social afairs other than those required by
the Office he holds have marked any nf his
summer vacations interrupted his busy life
in Washington. He is enjoying his stay here
to the fullest. putting in many hours If TeCrea-
ton and vigorous exercise. and at the same
time doing much work on pending matters OF
state The strict curtafneut OF visitors and the
rule that no one is received except by previous
engagement have added greatly his leisure
his most enjoyable vacation since he became
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
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POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 12
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
DIVES WITH HIS CRUTCH.

From the Chester tPenn) correspondence Of The
Philadelphia Press
One Of the expert youthful swimmers in
this city is Harry Brown. fifteen years old a one
legged bov. who learned swim, before ne became
= cripple \ few years ago be was run over by
train on the Philadelphia * Reading Railroad. his
fa.. hcins, c,-r ,ff. near knee Since meeting
with tUc accident Harry has been going about with
the aid Ci CrutcH-
lie freatientI.- makes 81 dive a point eight feer
above the water. carving tas crutcE with him. in
order that he may He able O. walk when IL shallow
va er lie swius with aprsTea'iy much ease
IS any Of III. corupa MONS and is re2uted be Jae
Iesf dI.er Of tucIl M
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
COWS SAVE MANS LIFE.

From the Ware MASS correspondence Of The
Washington Post
Through the Intelligence of other COWS in herd
NJ cattle. belonging Charles Austin. of Palmer.
Jaraes Irwin, a farmer OF this vicinity escaped be-
i'm. sored death by vicious COW this morning
As he went Into the pasture eight OF the herd came
towafd him. and suddenly a HoIstein dashed out
or m and made for him. The animal struck
him i'm the hip. and. throwing him TO the ground
struck hIrt again and again with her horns until
four the other COWS began TO attack the enraSed
ANIMAL with their horns
Mr. Irwin started To run and the Hoistein chased
him The entire herd then butted and batted the
enraged animal until Mr.. Irwin escaped over the
fence.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
CONGREGATION PRAYs FOR MIRACLE.

From the Cleveland correspondence Of The Cincin-
natl Enquirer
While people stood around her praying and
nrithing In a religious frenzy. Mrs. Annie Nagy.
of This city. lay dead in little frame church on
East 18th street For two hours the body lay on
the floor the altar. while the worshippers
demanded that God perform a miracle and bring
the woman back 20 life. Then physician
summoned He pronounced the woman dead and
ambulance sent for
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
OBITUARY..
TlE Earl OF ClhNWIlllAh.

London Avg 4-Richard James Meade fourth
Earl Of Clanu-iam. Is dead. He vas born octo-
her 3. 1S2-
The fourth Earl - ClauwiIIiam succeeded 70 MS
fathers title in 1873 entered the navy in l'i'
served in the Baltic IS5t-'55. and was seNerelS
wounded AZ canton I'm 1887. He was mace com
,a0der in 1856 and became captain IN the folIo"-
ir, wear From 1872 1875 he naval ana Z" the
Queen from 1914 1880 lord Of the admiralty ana
g., 1s-s vas made rear admiral. becoming Nlce-ad-
I'LL -, 1881 and admiral Of the feet in 1922 ne
.as retired in lae HIS heir is his eldest SON. LORD
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
ODD THINGS IN THE NEWS.
a HAPPY FAMILY,
9uralo Evening News.

From The Buffalo Evening News.
= boy and a girl in Alabama whose parents are
named Ashmead have gathered together happy
family consisting OF cat, a rat. dog mouse
and canary bird The dog will brace his feet and
let the cat jump his back Then the rat will
climb up on her back: Then the mouse and NE
canary will complete .he pyramid Then all will
grab each other by the tail. the canary coming
last. and march around the room. They have been
taught perform other tricks. and the
Nnung neonls are nnte proud nf fhair circus.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do YOU want desirable help QUICK?
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file of applications Of selected aspirants for
positfons Of various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
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IRON MOUNTAIN WILL BE REoPENED.

Bismarck tMoD correspondence Of The St Louis
Globe Democrat.
Arrangements completed TO reopen Iron
Mountain. h-tOric mountain that yielded s 0N.
GGD proft 20 TIE original stockholders. ". II.
SmOllnser. tho present " II have associated
wiki him Pittsburg capitalists. 10 which place the
" shipped
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record ard Forerast-VFa Washington tuE =
r.. .at,e- has been fair of the Mississippi except
along tho east C;ulr coast and in Florcs and N Ne"
fallen Showers have also
f,uer fr 1fnro.ota Iowa North Dakota. under the
,ouence II depression that is TroNirS EAST
ward oy.r Manitoba. The recent tendency toward 10"
..,sr,trras ea- or the Rocky Mountains continues II
ts nov atnarraly cool Montana 10 New England
including the middle and Ohio valleys ana
-ha Middle Atlantic states
The Western depression viii doubtless cause showers IN
,bs up-ar Mississippi Valley the nke region on
u.s., srd IN the Ohio Valley and the Middle Atlantic
Gates on Tuesda. Will probably continue aions
~. c,If coast on Monday overspread the South AZ
49, s,ates or Tuesday WednssdaY. The teInfsn
IRE changes unmportan rxSrpt a ta'
the Missouri NaieS
higher temperatures In the iak~ region ,,ss
win the New F.ngann aIo 'I"iuLe
ccsst viii ne light fresh west: on the South
variable. mostly ct
at west Gulf coast lresn 70
t, On lower lakes. light southwest m
r-easine Moncav night and the upper le1es DfisN
T2sslpy rls derI ling on Monday European ports VII
-, light 10 fresh winds and falr weather !" ''
Grand Banks
60, Mon ia. ara Tueseay: light To fresh west wlids
r. ra-f.-n New York. Monday and Tuesday;
,.rn,.r l.. the interior. s variable Winds becoming
~ Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware and New Jrrsey
slightly war Aonlay: Tues:as. increasing
Iist,r yurial,e Wnd-. beconlEg sCutf
xT-,t-rn Perusy Weston New York. falr
au warmer Tuesdas showers increasing s'4'i
wirds-
Ioe.i ofeisi Reeord.-The following "hi'lal record
81, ,ta Weather bureau changes in The lem
t,,r- for the last n;yfour hours, in comparison
win IN. corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1907-08-05
AN ODD ADVERTISEMENT.

From Tho Philippines Gossip
rbis advertisement appeared re-sntT n a Gas
cot,. name Found wandering in castle street
on Saturday evening, 2sth uito:. child. age ABOUT
+t~ss ears healthy looking. dark hair. gray eyes
nnJ r,iddv cheeks, able 10 talk little aud swear