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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-18
RAILROAD RATES SECURED.
For Panhandle Stockmen's Convention
Roswell, April 10 III and 18.

For Panhandle Stockmen's Convention
Roswell, April 16 III and 10.
The transportation committee of
the Roswell Commercial Club have
assurances from Mr.. D. L. Meyers.
traffic manager of the P. ". Lines.
that a $500 maximum rate from all
points on the P. v. Lines from ANA
rillo on the North to Pecos on the
South, and from points where the
one way rate to Roswell is less than
$500 that a rate of one fare for the
round trip would be made. From
Plainview and other points on the
Plainview Branch, a rate of $500 will
be made for the round trip. Low rates
will also be made from all points
east of Amarillo. These rates will be
announced in the near future
This action on the part of Messrs.
Turner and Meyers is very much ap-
preciated by the Stockmel's Conven-
ton Committee, and there is no doubt
but what the attendance will be sat
isfactory to both Roswell and the rail-
road company.
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REAL ESTATE MEN
FORM LOCAL BOARD.

FORM LOCAL BOARD.
After several preliminary meetings,
the real estate men of Roswell, or at
least the majority of them, met Sat
uruay night and organized what they
call the Roswell Realty Board. 1t is
formed for self-protection against
what they term "curb-stone' real es-
tate dealers, or men who pay no lic-
ense or otherwise work against the
interests of the regularly installed and
officered membership. The dues paid
are to be used in advertising the Pc
cos Valley. Following is the list of
officers and charter members: E. B.
Hinshaw, president; w. M. Hicks, first
vice president; A. c. Wilson, second
vice president; ]. T. Carlton, treas
urer; r. H. McCune, secretary; w.
NJ. Hicks, A c. Wilson and r. H. Nc
Cune, executive committee. Members:
Charles Brown, r. H. McCune, J. T.
Carlton, J. C. Davis, w. NJ. Hicks, ].
B. Trotter, E. A. Finnega2, Kellahin
& Calfee, W. C. Fleming, S. Totzek,
E. B. Hinshaw, ]. D. Bell, r. l.. Ma
lone, r. D. Bell, Miss Nell A Moore,
J. w. Dudley, A. o. Milice. r. II.
Holmes, w. G. Hamilton, ]. B.
Herbst and A. C. Wilson.
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New York, Feb. 18.-The serious
differences among the lawyers who
were engaged to defend Thaw were
patched up last evening, and it is pro-
bable that for the remainder of the
trial there will be at least armed
truce among them. For a time it look
ed as if the trouble had reached a
stage where d. M. Delmas, who has
conducted the defense would with
draw from the case, but now it ap-
pears that he will go on. Intercession
of William Thaw is said to be respon-
sible for patching up the quarrel.
An open rupture among the lawyers
would have been very serious for
Thaw, and the realization of this fact
doubtless had much to do with the
settlement of the difficulty
After an interruption of four days,
the trial was resumed today. Juror
Joseph B. Bolton, the death of whose
wife caused the postponement of the
case and release of the jury from
close confinement since last Thurs
day, was early at the criminal court
building, declaring that he felt per
fectly able to go ahead with the tri-
al. During the long adjournment
there have been many rumors of con-
f1ict among the defendants counsel,
but at the opening of court today all
civ xry1o
Thaw during the proceedings, were
at his counsel table, consulting to,
gether as usual
DR.. Britton D. Evans, superintend-
ent of the New Jersey State Hospi-
tai for the Insane at Morris Plains,
was upon the stand last Thursday
when the trial adjourned and was
recalled today as the first witness.
Delmas took the direct examination
of the witness, thus resuming the po
sition of leading counsel.
DR.. Evans was asked to relate the
conversations he had with Thaw dur
ing the first three visits to the de-
fendant at the Tombs. The witness
had heretofore testified that as re-
suit of these conversations he had con-
cluded that Thaw was insane. District
Attorney Jerome demanded that the
witness produce his notes, and DR..
Evans explained that whats few notes
he had taken had been lost after he
turned them over to his stenograpn-
er. 81 may omit essential details, but
1 will nave to depend entirely Oh my
memory" said the witness. Here Je-
rome objected. This Witness he
declared, says he may omit essential
facts" What can he do replied
Justice Fitzgerald, "but give his best
That is all that is required
by the rules of evidence" The objec-
tion was overruled and Evans began
to relate the incidents of his first Wis
it to Thaw on August last
He said that Thaw told him at
great length that White had drugged,
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Mrs. Cora Turner is Dead.

Mrs Cora Turner, wife of D. w.
Turner, died at eleven o'clock Satur-
day night at her home just east of
the P. v. & N E passenger station,
after a years illness with lung trou-
BILE. She was brought here three
months ago from Chelsea. 1. T., for
her health, but came too late. She
was SO years old, and leaves several
small children, as we'll as a husband
and three brothers. The funeral was
held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the home, the service being
by Elder C. C. Hill, pastor
of the Christian church, of which or
ganization she had been a member
since childhood. Intermelt was made
in the South Side Cemetery.
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Highland Light, Mass, Feb. 18.-
The barge Girard, coal laden, went
ashore today near the Highland Light
life saving station, and two of her
crew were drowned The barge will
be total loss.
Shortly after eleven o'clock two
other barges were sighted driving
ashore on Peaked Hill bar. The two
barges with the Girard were in tow
of the tug Valley Forge In the heavy
gale they broke away and drifted to-
wards the shore. Shortly before one
O'Clock this afternoon another of the
barges was thrown on the bar by the
heavy breakers and in few minutes
went to the bottom. 1t is believed
there were at least three or four men
on board.
Investigating Train Wreck.
New York, Feb. 1S.-District Attor-
ney Jerome's Office will be represent
~ at lhO oiouCl inquiiy i'1o Inc
wreck of an electric train upon the
New York Central Saturday evening,
when % persons were killed, so Sc
riously injured and 145 slightly hurt.
An effort will be made to ascertain
just what caused the rail to be torn
up and the breaking OF wheel on
the leading motor. OF the injured four
were reported today in critical con-
ditio1
Four Men Killed by Dynamite.
London, KY. Feb. 1S.-Foreman
Sutton and three of his crew were
blown to atoms by a dynamite explo-
sion today at Hazel Patch. in this
county. while constructing double
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Oriental Saloon Robbed.

The Oriental saloon was entered
early Sunday morning by some ua-
known person, who broke windoY
in the rear. The burglar broke the
glass in the front of slot machine
and took ten or twelve dollars in
nickels, but left a sack containing
SIS in the same machine. He did not
open another machine containing
about $40 in quarters; neither did he
touch the cash drawer and other
drawers which contained in all about
$500. He was evidently a green hand
at the business, and may go back
again tonight. A revolver is also miss
ing from the saloon.
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A Good Show For Toniqht.

Roswell is to have a one-night show
tonight. the first that has been here.
except tent attractions. in years.
It is "A Chase for a Widow" and the
company has every indication and rec
ommendation that it is first-class in
every particular The fact that appeals
most as a recommendation for the
show is. that 1t Is managed by A R.
Wilbur who was manager of the Ma
tional Grand Opera Company when
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TO SUPERVISE LIGHT
PLANT IMPROVEMENTS.

W. H. Gillenwater, of Albuquerque,
a director of tie Roswell Electric
Light Company, is in the city to su-
pervise the setting up of the new ma
chinery and the overhauling that is
being given the plant. He is accom-
panied by W. H. Wolff, a practical
engineer from Dalhart, Tex, and May
nard Gunsul. of Albuquerque. former
ly of this company. and Roderick Sto-
yer, also of Albuquerque They will
be here several days.
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Commercial Club Banquet.

The Roswell Commercial Club will
hold its regular annual banquet at
the Grand Central Hotel at $50 to-
night. Fine music has been secured,
and a delectable menu, with import
ed cigars. will be provided. Owing
to the absence of two or three mem
bers who have been called away on
business, there are yet places for
few who have not secured tickets.
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DITCH COMPANIES BOTH
AGREE; NAME ARBITER.

3 Both the North Spring River
3 Ditch Company and the North
9 Spring River Center Ditch Co.
g have agreed to arbdrate the
9 ditch-tililg troubles on the
8 plan proposed by the city, and {
g have named E. A. Cahoon as
3 their arbiter The first named
3 company agreed at a meeting
:, Saturday evening to arbitrate
g and named Mr.. Cahoon. The
:, Center ditch company had al
3 ready agreed to arbitrate 8
g and met this morning and en-
9 dorsed Mr.. Cahoon as their 9
g choice. The city council meets {
g at four O'Clock this afternoon
3 in special session to name 8
9 the city's arbiter, and these
8 two are to name a third in a 6
3 board that will have the set
9 tlemelt of the entire matter.
3 9
3 9 g 9 g g 9 9 9 Q 9 @ g g 9 9
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spooner Company Leaves Roswell

The Spooner Dramatic Company
played Camille" to a packed house
at the Majestic Saturday night and
left Sunday afternoon for Carlsbad,
after very successful two weeks en-
gagement here. They will remain in
Carlsbad five nights and then go to
FL Paso for eight nights. They prom
ise Roswell another visit, but proba-
bly, not before next season.
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Ruef Pleads Not Guilty.

San Francisco, Feb 1S.-Abaraham
Ruef was compelled by Judge Dunno
this morning, over the objection of
his attorneys, to enter his plea in
the indictment cases against him. He
pleaded not guilty.
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GOVERNOR HUGHES
MAKES FIRST MOVE.

Albany. N. Y, Feb. 1S.-Goveraor
Hughes served notice today upon OF
to Kelsey. state superintendent of
insurance, to appear before him at
2:30 this afternoon to give testimony
concerning the condition of the i1su-
rance department This is regarded
as the first step of the governor tow
ards removal of the superintendent
of insurance.
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Mrs. Wyatt johnson Severely Burned

While cooking beans at the John
son ranch southeast of Roswell Satur-
day. Mrs. Wyatt Johnson was Sc
verely burned with steam on both
hands and face. The beans were con-
fined under an air-tight top. and when
Mrs johnson pulled of the lid the
steam burst forth with force on her
face and hands. She was brought to
Roswell at once and placed under the
care of a physician.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-18
Base Ball Park is go"

DIR. G. T. Veal states that the base
ball park and skating rink at the cor
ner of Main and Fifth streets will
be in readiness for the cattlemen's
convention, inspite of the delay that
is being experienced in getting to
work on it.
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HARTMAN TO APPEAR
BEFORE COMMISSION.

was served today on E. H. Hartman,
calling for his appearance before the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
this city next Monday. Hartman ac-
cepted service.
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A Death From Pneumonia.

Mrs. r. Berreta, aged SO years, died
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock at
aer home in Chihuahua addition, of
pneumonia. after short illness. She
leaves several grown children. The
funeral was held Monday morning
from the Catholic church. and burial
was made in the South Side Cemetery.
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it visited Roswell two nights a year
ing something good tonight. The
company plays at the Majestic. The
company arrived Sunday morning from
Ell Paso and is quartered at The Gil
keSOn
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-18

tion to get along rapidly with the
work in the last half of the session.
The county division bills are ex-
pected to cut some figure in legisla-
ton in the way of trades and combi-
nations, but not to such an extent as
has been believed in some directions.
LOOMS.
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Child of Bud Fritz Dead.

The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Fritz died at Lake Arthur Sunday
morning and was buried at Lake Ar
thur today. The deceased was a grand
child of County Commissioner N. J.
Fritz.
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young women. He declared there was
poisoned and ruined a number of
a conspiracy in which his own law
yers were included to railroad him
to an asylum and shut these matters
away from the public.
On the second visit he told the
same story of persecution that he re-
lated on the first visit. He referred
constantly to This man, this crea-
ture, this dead man, this beast, this
blackguard,'' and said he tried to de-
stroy the virtue of every pure minded
woman who came within the sphere
of his observation. Il tried to save
them," said Thaw, according to Ev-
ans, Il never wanted to shoot this
creature; I never wanted to kill him.
wanted to get him in court so he
would be brought to Justice" Evans
asked him under what circumstances
he shot White, and Thaw replied,
Providence took charge of it. This
was an act of Providence. For my
part 1 would rather, have had him
SuA0T LII COu11S thC d rev
elation of his acts world have caus-
ed Thaw told Evans that he had
gone to see Anthony Comstock, Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and a private
detective agency In the effort to
bring White into court. Jerome told
him that he had better let the mat
ter drop, that there was nothing to
it. The detectives took the matter up.
never submitted a proper report. AS
to Comstock, he said that he discov-
was acting as legal adviser both for
White and Comstock. He regarded
this as another link in the conspira-
cy against him. He said that he car
ried pistol on the advice of Roger
O'Hara, a Pittsburg detective, after
thugs had jostled him several times
and tried to pick a quarrel with him.
He said these thugs were the agents
of White, and that they planned to
get him to quarrel and then beat or
kick him to death
The witness next described the |
third visit He said Thaw practically |
refused to have anything to do with |
him and the visit was very brief.
DR.. Charles F. Walker, superintend- |
ant of the State Hospital for the In |
sane at Binghampton N. Y, was then |
to the stand When on the |
stand previously he was not allowed |
TO relate his conversation with Thaw.
He was recalled to tell these conver |
satiols He told practically the same
story as Evans, ald agreed with Ev
ms conclusion that Thaw's idea was
hat he was acting as an agent for
in killing White At the
conclusion of his testimony, Delmas
said he would introduce parts of
rhaw's will. Jerome said that if any
If it was offered all would have to
20 in, as there were elements of hand
writing, ETC., which must be consider
I'd by the jury This indicates that
Jerome no longer opposes the intro
luction of the will. At this point re-
,ess was taken until after noon.
District Attorney Jerome permitted
his afternoon the reading of the pro-
rision in Thaw's will setting aside
so, 900 for the prosecution of any per
ION who might be suspected of having
,aused his death by violence.
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Mrs. ]. @. Cummins and Mrs. ]. R.
Ray will give tea for the benefit of
the church building fund, at the res
idence of the former, POI North Ken
lucky ave-, Tuesday, the 10th, from
3 to 10. 9St2
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TODAY AT SANTA IF
WITH THE LEGISLATURE
Council Met This Morning and Number of New Bills
We're introduced and Routine Business Transacted
GOVERNOR WILL VETO ANOTHER BILL

1t Expected He Will Disapprove of Bill Which Gives
Power to County Commissioners Filling Vacancies
ty Offices New Special Tax Levy Bill Marriage Licenses
May Be Issued by Justices of the Peace County Bill
Cannot Pass Under Present Conditions. Council Adjourns
Until Three This Afternoon When House Also Meets
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Have A Strong Organization. And Unless Friends of
the Bill Use Every Means They May Defeat
the Bill.
THEY WILL INTRODUCE A FAKE BILL

Will Endeavor to Substitute For the AntGambIing Bill One
Permitting Gambling be Carried Behind Closed Doors
Liquor Dealers Desire Passage of District Attorney Bill Claim
the Suppression of Gambling Will Hurt the Schools. Scheme
Devised Delay all Gambling Legislation Until Congress Ad
jOuns and Then Kill all Bills After Four Weeks Legislature
Passes Only One Bill Which Becomes Law
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Best to Plant Now.

Now is the best time to plant
trees, before the roots begin to
grow. R. F. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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A BAD TRAIN WRECK

District Attorney to Inquire Into Fatal
Train Wreck on New York Central
on Saturday, in Which Twenty-Five
Were Killed and Many Injured
Four Killed by Dynamite.
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Room and board IN a
nice family, by young married cou-
ple- Apply at Record ONCE. 99t3
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track upon the Louisville aid Nash
vile railroad.
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Most of the Mondays In today's
local items should read today"
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A night clerk wanted at The ciike-
son Hotel. Apply at once. II
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THAW TRIAL
RESUMED
AMONG THE LAW
YERs FOR THE DEFENSE
SEEM PATCHED UP.
EVANS AGAiN ON STAND

The Expert on Insanity Tells Of Differ
ent Conferences He Had With Thaw.
Defendant Told Him a Story of Per-
secution Instigated by White.-The
Killing "An Act of Providence.
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DRIVEN

COAL BARGEs WRECKED IN HEA.
Wy GALE OFF MASSACHUSETTS,
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A night clerk wanted at The Gilke.
son Hotel. Apply at once. It
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

seslones con la mayor pnbllcidad, dando
cuenta de los progresses de lR causa, adop.
tando los acuerdos administrative conve-
nientes al mejor desarrolio de la institu'
ci6n, y promoviendo las suscriDciones 70.
luntarias por medic de las exhortaciones
oportunas.
En- cada session ei Tesorero rendir6 cuen.
ia comprobada de ingresos y gastos
En- todo 10 demas se proceder6 como de-
termine ell Reglamento
Session Semsstral de todos los Socios.
Base 23a. El Reglamento fjar6 el dia,
lugar y procedimisntos para Ia eelebra'
ci6n de la Asamblea Bemestral de todos los
socios iniciadores con voto lumerarios
de la Association con yoz perc sin votO.
Peri6dico de la Asociaci6n. Base Pa.
Procurar& ell Consejo tener expeditas las
coIumnas de algGn peri6dico para Ia pu.
blicaci6n de sus trabaios diaTios, actas de
sus operacioneS, progreso de la institution
cuanto conduzcs 4 sus mejores exitos,
sin perjuicio de fundar un diaTio sema'
nal propio destinado excsusivamente al
servicio de la Association. III
Memoria Semestral. Base 25a. Ell
ConSejo publicara una memoria Bemestral
minuciosa y comprobada de sus trabaiog
Sistema de Recaudsci6n. Base 26a. Ell
sigtema de recaudaci6n de Quotas Sc AGO.
modar& en- 10 possible la division sub
division geogratca Official de 10 isla, y 4
los m6todos mas sencillos pr6cticos de
un buen sistema de contabilidad.
Sc tendra presente queen case de exis'
tir socios impedidos de efectuar 81 pago de
su quota SO por quincenas desda luego DO.
dram verifcsrlo mensualmente.
Disoluci6n. Base 27a. Case de DISC
luci6n, el producto activo servir6 para
reembolsar en- primer t6rmino porrateo, &
los Socios, y el sobrante Sc aplicara 4 las
sociedades analogas de ia isla como deter
mine la Junta general correspondents.
Base Adicional. 28a Sc entendeTS
aprobada con todas las precedentes cual.
quiera otra Base exijidassimplfcita s explf.
citamente por las leyes vigentes como cons
titutivaS de toda Association de este ge'
nero.
COncEms;6p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

Los m6dlcOsn cOdenan unanlmemente ell
0so de las emulsiOues que Gentlemen Gro
Botado Guay8col. Es bien sabido que
estas sustanciGs cuandO se toman mezcla-
das con ell Aceite de Aigado de bacalao in-
Tritan el estomago y los riflones, entorpe-
cen La buena nutrici0n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, producer 81 rapi-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermos
El DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especial
lista de Ia Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
Tespecto: 'tRefri6ndome al Valor germici-
da de la Creosota, cuando Sc lie administra
enfermos tuberculosis, Incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de H1gado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentns quimi-
cos y la observation cuidadosa de un gran
nCimero de casOs, han demOstrados que
culquiera que sean los resultados ben6hcOs
que los emfermOs puedan reciEir del usO
de la Cresota otras sustanclas irritantes,
estos resuItados los nulifican los efectOs
pemiciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- el
est0mago.
Es un hechC bien conocido cue la asimi-
laci0n facil y compieta de los alimentos es
de Ia mayor impOrtancia en- el tratam1ento
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
por denutrici6n. Sc sabe taDObien que Ell
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, perfectamen-
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no contiene CreOsOta d otras
sustancias irritantes, que Ccas1onan ell de-
s0rden de las funci0nes digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao, 20 prefero Ia Emul-
sion de Scott que fabricRn los Sres. Scott &
Bovine de Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

ola VILLA. DE MADRID" avisa &
sus favorecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftimaa alfombrss terciopelo de Orients,
marca ''Escudo'' para sala, asf como los
driles de hilo, ,leg1timo ndmero 100 y Ji'
pijapa = las mejorsB aiPacas negras CAST
mires ingleses.
En- materiales, para la confecci6n de
sombreros, ENGAGES, bordados, aplicaeiones
, corses; es la casa que tiene siempre el
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. HacemoS
engfos por corrsos ( todos los pueblos de
Ia isla. TeJ6fOnO 97S. r. O. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.