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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
Circus today.

Mr.. Shipp is receiving his new
goods.
The handsome new Elks opera
house at Silver City was delicat-
ed Monday night.
Frank Wilson returned Friday
from a pleasant stay of a few
days in FL Paso and Juarez.
Miss Lula Coleman will leave
latter part of the week for sew
eral weeks visit to California.
Railroad Mem We want your
Overalls and want them bad. 2jc
q suit.
DEMING STEAM LAUNDRY.
Mrs, Rosie Terrell and daugh-
ter Dora will visit out at the
Hudson -Todhunter radch during
the heated term. Mrs. Terrell i.
a sister to Mr.. Todhunter,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
ANOPPORTUNITY
FOR DEMING
Which the Town Should
Grasp.

A corps Of civil engineers in
the employ Of the Santa Fe Rail-
way Company is now in the field
surveying proposed extension
Of this road into the Burro Noun
tain mining district. The pro-
jected line will be fourteen
miles long and will leave the Sill
yer City branch near Whitewat-
er, extending up a canyon into
the heart Of the Burcs. This
extension will cut out a vuy
costly haul from the mines to
the railroad which exists at
present.
1t is said that the Santa Fe
realizes that unless it builds this
line the Phclps-Dodge Company
will build an extension from
Deming to Silver City and the
mining district.
If the Phelps-Dodge people
should build their line now run
ming into here on up into the
Burro Mountain mining district
it would mean nothing less than
the making Of a smelter city out
Of Deming,
That this great mining dis
trict will be tapped by q railroad
in a comparatively short time no
one doubts,aud with q chance for
Deming to land the rich prize,
our business men and citizens
generally should wake up 10 the
Importance Of this railway ard
do everything in their power Ia
bring it here. There is no time
to act like the present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
New ConfectiOn and Ice Cream
Parlor.

6. A. Jaeger will open up this
friday afternoon in the ice
cream and conrection business in
the block east of Lindauor's,
Mr.. Jaeger will be pleased to
meet his friends and The general
public at the time given.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21

Win Jones, who recently re-
SIGNED his position as engineer
at the ice plant, has gone to
Clifton, Ariz., to take an engi-
uccring position,
Mrs. w. K. Merrill and little
daughter, Ruth, returned yes
.tc.lay from a two months visit
in California Mrs, MerrilPs
friends are very glad to see her
home again and delighted to
know she had a mos. delightful
NL-...
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
Sells Interest.

Mr.. K, II. Flahive has sold his
interest in the Jersey Dairy
Farm to his partner, Mr.. NJ. w.
Mr.. Flahive is unde-
cided as to his future plans,
Mr., Mayfeld will continue TO
run the dairy in the future.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21


Today is the longest Of the
year.
Judge Fieldcrwas in Arizona
this week on legal business.
Pure, homemade lard at II.
Myers Meat Market,
Mr.. j. Parker leaves in q short
time on a trip to Douglas, Ariz.
Patronizc the DEMING STEAM
LAUNDRY, thereby helping US ID
increase the size Of our plant.
Remember the great c. T.
Burch Show gives an entertain
ment tonight at S o'clock. Water
proof tents in case Of rain.
Mrs. L. Petty and daughter,
Mrs. Baker, left Friday for Cal
ifornia after spending several
weeks at the Mimbres Hot
Springs.
Mr.. S. w. Rucbush, the genial
proprietor Of the City Livery
Stable, is preparing to increase
his facilities by adding new
teams and rigs. Mr.. Ruebush
is building up a nice business.
We do the best laundry worl;
in the Entire Southwest, and at
Reasonable Figures. If you are
not a customer become one.
DEMING STEAM LAUNDRY.
Mrs. Virgie Whitaker, of East
Prairie, Mo-, will arrive here
this week to visit her parents,
Prof, and Mrs. .Salyer. Mrs. Whita
ker's husband expects to locat,
in Fl Paso. Prof. Salyer will a..
so move to FL Paso about tn,
first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. McDermot
were in the city from their HON,
D in Haywood last Friday on theiI
way to California, where the.
= have gone for the benefit o
D Mrs. McDermott's health. Mrs
a McDermott has been seriously il
q for a number of weeks but i.
\ now improving,
] Foreman jim Shinn, of section
7 log of the S. P, will have worI
started on a new house at Carne
his headquarters, in a shor
time. The house Mr.. Shinn wa
occupying burned down abou
L three weeks ago, and he had tn
I misfortune tolose all his house
y hold effects,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
New Funeral Car.

Mr.. J. A. Mahoney has order
cd a handsome funeral car for
hi, undertaking establishment.
Mr., Mahoney can be depended
on to keep abreast Of the times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21
A June Wedding.

We expect weddings in June
and during the last few weeks
Dcming has been doing her
best, to fulfill this expectation.
A pretty wedding occurred at
the home Of Mr.. John Rabb on
Friday evening, June II. The
contracting parties We're Miss
Iva Rabb and MIR. Herman
Lorcn2, Rev. W. +. Foulks Of
fciatiug. Quite a company of
relative. and friends assembled
to witness the ceremony, and
that they did not come empty
handed VS. cYinccd By Il num-
Der of handsome and useful ?reS-
on,s exhibited during the even
ing. Refreshments were served
and several pleasant hours spent
ere the guests departed. The
bride was a charming picture.
gowucl in pure white, with long
veil, held in place by a wreath of
orange blossoms. She isa young
lady Of many excellent traits of
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-21

Mrs, W. A. Cassman went up
to Silver City Tuesday to visit
friends for several days.
Lowell Lawhon is here from
Me,calf, AriZ, visiting his par
euts, Ithas been fourteen years
since the young man left here
and his old friends are moro
than pleased to sec him.
A Eureka Springs ARK. } bride.
elect has conhded to one of her
girl friends that she is tired of
the regulation wedding music
and in order to have a change
from the ordinary will introduce
something new at her marriage.
As one enters the church tAs
choir will sing, II Got Mine "
and as she and her husband
leave the church the choir viii
burst forth with, I'VE Walked
Right in and Turned Around aud
Walked Right Out Aessa y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
SHACK DODGE DIES
STILL IN HARNESS
Familiar Character Of Montpelier, Who
Saw Service in Both the Mexican
and Civil Wars, Died Last
Night.

One of Montpelier's familiar "ehar.
acters," Richard, better known as
SHACK" Dodge, q veteran Of the Mexi-
can and Civil wars, died suddenly in
that city last evening, aged 30 years.
He was on the streets yesterday after
nom and as WIS his custom visited tie
police station and called at the post.
office, which he has Of late visited daily,
expecting official notice OF an increase
of pension from, Sl2 70 $50 per month,
which has been secured for him from
the present Congress by L. 5, Senator
w 2 Dillingham;, who took a lively
interest in the old veteran.
Since he had been unable to work
Mr. Dodge had been IN poor eircum-
stances. but had steadily refused Ia 60
10 the city farm, where he could receive
proper care His friends and old COM
fades have seen TO it that he did not
suffer for the necessities Of life.
The only surviving veteran of the
Mexican war in this vicinity Il Major
Iuman NJ Grout, WHO n0sy lives with
his son At Waterbury. Mr. Dodge's rec-
ord, both IL the Mexican and Civil wars,
was an enviable one During the Mexi-
can war, when he was confined in the
hospital with fever, ho ran away from
TIE hospital, took the liae 81 dead
soldier, and was in the thick Of the
fight at one of the great battles Of that
war before he had been missed from
the hospital
IN later years his friends have annu.
lally raised purse TO send him to the
nafional Grand Army eneampments, and
also kept him supplied with Nckets for
the Northern league baseball games. The
Infercity had no more loyal rootef than
was Nh. Dodge. Nothing pleased him
50 much as 70 be interviewed biz news
paper man, ana lie bad been featured iii
the Sunday editions Of the metropolitan
Journals more times than ahd any one
man who ever lived in Montpelier
lie is survived BY enc brother, Gil.
man B. Dodge Of l.ittleton, M H. The
| funeral arrangements have not been com
pleted, but they will be in charge Of
Brooks Post, g. A. r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
HAULED ABOARD.
Fifteen Men Rescued From Sinking
Ship.

Boston, Feb Fifteen fishermen,
constituting the crew ,of the Gloucester
schooner Ellen i. Gleason walked
ashore from the Leyland line steamer
Winifredian yesterday, thanking their
lucky stars and Captain Shepard for
their quick escape from their sinking
vessel after she dad rammed the big
liner on the Middle Bank Tuesday
morning. 800 miles northeast Of this
port
The collision took place during a
northeast snowstorm, the Gleason sud
denly appearing on the steamers port
quarter and striking 4 CHANGING blow
which, according 10 the fishermen, stove
in the schoonefs bow. Although the
smaller vessel disappeared almost i'm.
mediately astern. the big liper was
SWING around. the disabled schooner
sighted, and then with the Winifredian
acting az shield To the storm the
afteens men were hauled 70 safety by
life line.
On reaching the deck OF the steamer
Captain holland Of the Gleason reported
that his vessel was rapidly filing With
water and would have gone 10 the bot
tom within an hour after the collision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
Mo w. RAILROAD
SHOPS BURNED,
LOSS Is S25,OOO

the foot of West 22nd street and North
river The crew was quickly called to
quarters and confined the flames TO the
rear pilot house where they originated
No one was injured
There were 200 passengers aboard and
when the fire broke ont rush was
made for the shore end Of the boat.
The fire. which is believed to have
been started by a defective electric
insulation, was whipped BY the west
wind to d brisk blaze. The scared pas
sengers crowded the front deck Of the
boat ready to leap ashore the instant
the boat reached the slip.
Railroad tugs surrounded the burn.
ing ferry boat as it worked into the
slip and as the passengers hurried
ashore the craft was towed out into
the stream.
The tugs stretched their fire hose, as
did the crew of the Wilkesbarre. Hand
exting,iishers were also used and every
effort was made to get the boat away
before it set fire to the ferry house.
An alarm of fire had been sent in and
the firehoat Mcclellan and five engine
companies responded. BY the time the
firemen arrived the FIRE was out. 1t left
the walls Of the ferryboat's pilot house
charred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
THUG VICTIM,
MAN RELIEVED
OF $500 ROLL
WANT AMENDMENT
10 THEIR FRANCHISE
One Which City Granted to J. S. viles
Would Be valueless to the Con-
solidated Lighting Com
narv

AT d special meeting of the city coun-
Gil last evening Irving NJ. Frost, repre-
sentative Of the J. s. Viles electric com
pany, which recently disposed Of it's
plant at Middlesex to the Consolidated
Lighting company, requested an amend
rlent to tie charter under which the
Viles company set its poles and strung
wires in Barre The charter was grant
ed to J. S. Viles in person and with no
mention of successors and assigns, So
that ii would be useless To the Consoli-
dated company, the successor of the
YiIcs company The council seemed fa-
vorable TO granting the amendment as
proposed, and the matter was referred
to the city attorney to investigate and
advise rs to how the eity's interests
would be affected.
The payment Of the salary Of the city
engineer for the time lost on account
Of sickness was debated, and the council
voted to pay that official, H. L. Smith,
for time thus lost, there being two dis
senting votes, those or Mayor Barclay
and Alderman Milne, A city warrant
numbered 1900 was read and ordered
paid. and resolution relating to de-
partmental appropriations was read once
and passed to second reading, while
resolution relating to issuing city
notes To the Hope and Elmwood ceme-
terry commissioners was read and APP
proved.
All the members of the council were
present, with the mayor IN the chair
This IS probably next to the last meet
n ing Of the present city council
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
cAsHED CHECKS AS OFFICER.
Young Soldier Cuts High Jinks Out in
Chicago.

Chicago, Feb mot to be outdone
BY the German cobbler who in bor-
rowed army captain uniform captured
Kolpnick and made the whole world
laugh William A. happan, nineteen
years old, il said to have used the garh
Of lieutenant of the United States
army to obtain quarters in the Victoria
hotel and to cash checks at the store
of Marshall Field & Co.
At the hotel he assumed the name Of
Lieut. w. A. Blue. His quarters were
changed last night TO cen at the Cen
trial station, and he was booked under
the plain name Of Happen, with -four
charges of forgery against him. On
Dec. he enlisted in the regular army
as q buglar He was sent TO seattle
but there, ii Is said he was discharged
from the army because Of his youth
and light weight.
He remained on the coast and, so he
claims, became drill master in a mill
tsry school at Seattle. He returned to
Chicago a few weeks ago. On Feb. i
he went to the Victoria and registered
as "Lieut. w. A. Blue, Fort Sheridan.
At the hotel he appeared occasionally
in the full dress uniform of an army
lieutenant, and at other times wore
plain fatigue dress
When he needed money, II is said
he went to the store Of Marshall Field
& Co., and called on $. s. David of the
hotel and contract bureau. He told
Mr. David he was Lieut.. Gibbons" oi
western post; that his banking wa;
done in Seattle. in proof Of which ht
produced o check book on Seattle
bank Incidently he claimed to have
secured from Superintendent Baker oi
the Seattle schools letter Of introdue
iton to Mr.. David Mr.. David and Mr
Baker are old friends, and as favor (
number OF checks were cashcd
Mr.. David's suspicious became arous
ed. and he notified the police. Investi
cation developed the fact that kappaI
had represented himself to army officers
as an officer OF the Washington STATE
Militia.
When arrested Kappan is said 10 have
admitted that he was not an army
officer, and TO have said he got his ide;
for his adventure" from the story d
the German eobbler.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
Appointed 70 waverly Institute.

Word was received yesterday that
John I. LOWE win be admitted to the
Waverly institute for unfortunates IN
Massachusetts II ii expected he will
a. week from Saturday He is the
III year-old on Of Mrs William LOWE
Of is Hall street and as he has always
bcen cripple Is deprived Of an educa
ton in the public schools. Since last
April endeayors have been put forth
To allow him 10 be educated and after
much waiting and investigation the de-.
sired end has been reached AS Yer
mont has no school for unfortunates
she provides for the education Of ali
such at the WaHerly institute IN
Wayerly, Mass, and pays All expenses
except Tor clothes and transportation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
ALIM0NY is UNPAID,
Matrimonial Difficulties OF Bennington
Couple Unsettled.

Bennington. Feb. z. Proceedings were
instituted before Judge a. A. Hall in
county court yesterday against q. Floyd
Huling for refusing to pay alimony to
his divorced wife, who was formerly
Miss Florence Simmons Of Hartford,
Conn.
At the time Mrs. Huling secured her
divorce in June, 1908, the court ordered
that lie should pay alimony to the
amount of $50 per month One year
later Mrs. Huling petitioned the court
that the alilnony be increased to $75
a month for the benefit Of the young
daughter. In her petition she claimed
that her former husband had misrepre-
sented his financial ability and that he
was able to pay the extra allowance.
The court increased the alimony To SIS
q month, and il had been paid regularly
until last August, since when no pay.
ments have been received.
"A complication arises from the fact
that III the original case and also after
the alimony was increased, Hnling Sc
cured as a bondsman his uncle, Colrmbus
Huling. Of North Bennington, who has
since died With the refusal of the
younger IIuling to pay the aiimony u
s impossible 10 SETTLE the estate and
during the hearing Yesterday the widow
Iof Columbus Huling was represented BY
counsel, who sought to have the estate
released from the bond.
G. Floyd Hnling, who has been MARI
ried again, WAS also represented at inc
hearing by counsel, VITO claimed that
their client had met with financial losses
during the past year, and was unable
Ato pay the alimony. The case is with
Judge Hall, but may be taken up again
when court reconyenes again February
I95
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

J G. Crowley Is IN Nortlaield on bust.
ness for a few days.
D. S. llall Of South Cabot was in the
city on business today
Mat Haley went to Bethel today,
whore he has some deFricks TO erect.
Michael Hurley IF NorthGeld, former
resident. is visiting friends in Che city.
Burt Nilsson Of Newport, n. H., is
visiting friends in the city for a week.
Mr., and Mrs. j I.adrie Of Central
street left today for st, Johnsbury and
Point Lewis, One, where they will visit
relatives
Mrs. J. d. Smith of Maple avenue is
laid up with badly sprained wrist
caused by slipping on the icy sidewalk
Tuesday evening.
All who intend to take their degrees
in the Eagles Sunday should take their
examinations at once. Ii Is expected
that there viii be large delegations pres.
ent from Burlington, st. Albans and
Montpelier
District Attorney Alexander Dunnett
Of St. Johnsbtiry was in the city again
today looking up che records Of old
deeds connected with the Martin lot at
the corner Of Main and Prospect streets
This site has been selected for the post
Office location.
Miss Ethel Park was given complete
surprise last evening at 81 Maple avenue
when 25 Of her friends were concealed
IN room, ready to greet her on her
arrival. The evening was spent in games
and singing, followed by refreshments
Linda Neale, in behalf of the company
presented her geld bracelet. The party
broke MP at 10 p. MI all having spent
an enjoyable evening
The Tourist club observed gentlemen
night last evening al tho home Of DR.
and Mrs. w. u. lazelle Of South Mair
street. After dinner was served To The
company, whist was in order, there being
seven tables Of players. The LADY,
prize was awarded TO Mrs Louis Gates
tle aentlemans prize 10 Louis Gates
the booby prizes 10 Mrs. Richard Nealt
and James Wheeler,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
DIDN'T SHOW UP.
George Latulip Wasn't in Court on
Schedule Time

Montpelier, Feb. 7-When the big
amy case Of State ys. George Latulip,
alias George Thomas, was called in city
court yesterday morning for q hearing
spondent failed 70 put IN M appear.
ance. AZ the shops Of tho Cotton Man
ufacturing company, whore I.atulip was
night wafchman, Il was stated that
be had not been seen for week Ten
days ago IN city court he eavas admitted
W bail in the sum of $500 which was
furnished by John II Senter his at.
torney. II IS alleged that Latulip has
one Wife in Montpelier and another IN
Williston or Huntington. His' Mont
pelier wifc is Still seriously i'll at
lIeaton hospital 'rhe case was eontin-
ned for two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
GREAT GATHERING
OF KNIGHTS HELD
Over Fifty Candidates Received the Third
Degree in the Knights Of Columbus
at Meeting in Burlington
Last Night.

Burlington, Feb 7.-0yer 500 Knights
OF Columbus assembled at the rooms of
the DE Goesbriand council last night,
including visitors from as far south is
Bellows Falls, from Rutland, White Xiv.
er Junction, Ncrgcnnes, Montpelier.
Barre, st. Johnsbuly, st. Adams and
from out OF the state.
Over so candidates were assembled at
the rooms Of G. u NJ Z. 70 receive the
third degree Of kuighthood, which was
conferred BY Dr Francis II. 0'I0nnor of
Brattleboro, district deputy for the sec
ond district. He worked under the SUI
pervision Of State Deputy Alagner and
was assisted by District Deputy Duffy
of Keene. n. II.
Over 300 guests were seated az the
banquet tables il Nj Mary's hail. and
promptly ut midnight the orchestra.
which was placed at the head Of the hall,
facing the tables. struck up lively
Irish air. The ladies OF the St Anue's
society parish oflieiated as mattresses
and attended 70 every want Of the
guests
The Rev p. J. Barrett acted as toast
master in his usual happy manner and
interpolated his remarks with the apt
saying; we ought to be proud to be
members OF the knights Of Columbus,
for no Catholic society has made suca 4
good record as they. Day after day
he eontinuedy they have gone on in
creasing in membership and wealth.
until now they reach from the st. Law
renee to the Gulf Of Mexico. II is true
we are not all beyond reproof for there
has been men in our ranks who were
not worth the name Of Columbus, but
they did not remain long. But after ali
we are only human and to err Is human
and say the Knights Of Columbus
stand wcl with all Catholic societies in
America and abroad, and therefore to-
night our hearts ought TO 60 out to all
the nights throughout the land"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
FOR EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Basketball Teams viii Probably Meet
at New York.

Hanover. n. H.. Feb. 7,-As a result
of negotiations, it i probable that the
winners OF the first place in the Inter
collegiate Basketball league and the
New England intercollegiate league will
meet in series Of three games for the
Eastern championship. The contests
win be played on neutral grounds, prob
ably New York, and viii take place in
March at the close of the season in both
leagues.
Leading the New England league with
victories over every team Dartmouth
will try hard in the remaining contests
To secure tile honor Of representing the
New England league in the champion
ship series.
In the intercollegiate league, Colum
bia and Yale are the favorites for the
frsa honors, Should Columbia win,
the championship series is assured, as
the New Workers have expressed ,ap-
proval Of the plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07

Was Arrested at Lebanon, NJ H.
Wedding Postponed.

Lebanon, N. H., Feb. 7--Chaflie
Brooks Of Canaan who has been eni-
ployed here several weeks, made live
ly time for sheriff and five officers
yesterday afternoon Brooks had a
flee fight with woman in house on
High street and before being in full
control Of the officers had smashed q ball
ustrade and gone the length Of q flight Of
stairs with several officers hanging to
him. lie released himself from a pair
Of twisters and performed several
Other stunts Brooks was to have been
married this evening and had his license
with him. lie is il the police station
tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
BURLINGTON LOSES MONEY.
Schools win Not Get All of s2,loo In
come From U. S. Deposit Fund.

Burlington. Feb. by the proyis.
ions of the law enacted at the recent
session Of the Legislature in the interests
Of the educational fund Burlingt0n's
schools viii not get the entire income
from the United States Deposit money
now in our possession. The trustee OF
the fund. J.. G. Grant. now has in trust
the sum Of $3G,203.04 government
money. by the terms Of the loan, he
may lend the same 70 the city for tie
benefit Of the schools. Our schools
heretofore have drawn annual amounts
Of S2,1775s The new law makes ii
payable to the state. The entire in
come from the deposits in towns and
cities win hereafter be appotioned and
Burlington win only get small per-
centage,