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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
NOEL GETS CONTRACT
Contractor Skipper q Close Com.
petitor

The Noei Construction COMPANY
sill. "a ls understood. Offain siilf an.
other contract for the work nos in
progress "a fi8e Natai Aoa1emv. Prac.
fieaily All ~ the Heu academic build
ings wefe erected ~ this Baltimore
concern.
While the contract has not jet been
~ afded the &oei Company was she
lowest bidder for the erection ~ the
retaining terraee Naii shout the fronf
~ tie new chapel ~ fbe Naval Aead.
emy. This w8iI sill b. ~ stone and
I'll be thoroughly IN Keeping Hifh
the massive style - architecture A
the academy.
The Noei comrany's bid was 81 coo.
ard the bid ~ the nearest competitor,
Inward Skipper. ~ tbis city. waa
81. 20. Mr.. ~kipfssr's bid 80 . very
close one on = large contract.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

Mr. VIM. Henry Of Chattanooga, Tenn
lad rheumatism in his left arm. "fhe
strength seemed 10 have gone out Of the
miissles 50 that il vas useless for work. he
ayH II applied Chambcrlain's Pain Balm
nd wrapped the arm in flannel at night
tn.s 10 my relief found that the pain grad
ially left me and the strength returned. lr
three weeks the rheumatism bad disappeared
md has not since returned" II troubled
9Th rheumatism try few applications Q.
ain Balm. Yon are certain 70 he pleased
sIth the relief which IL affords. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros, Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Movements Of Naval vessels

The following movements Of the yes
sells of the navy have been reported Il
the Bureau Of Navigation. Washington
SaiIed-Tbe Manly and Talbot, from
Poughkcepsie for New York city
the Olympia, Arkansas, Florida and
Nevada. from North river for New
London; the supply, from Cavite foI
Guam.
Arriyed-Tbe ..NanshaB, at Cavite I;
the Potomac, at Norfolk the Ajax and
Brutus, at Tompkinsville.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

10 u undigcstcd food that causes
s0nrDess and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol IS a solution " vegetable
acids. II digcsts what you eat, J
corrects tho deficiencies of digestion.
Kod0i conforms 10 the National PIrt
Food and Drug Law. Sold here By
Feldmeyeg Bros Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

Mothers who give their children
kepnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup IN.
garlably iDdorsc 10. Children like {
because the taste Is pleasant Con.
talns Honey and Tar. Conforms TO the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by Feldmeycr Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
The Band Leaves

The following members Of the Naval
Academy band left here today for
Deer Park. where they will furnish
music for the summer At Deer PaTR
Hotel: Bandsmen Ad0Iph Toroysky,
william Simms. Henry Dammeyer,
SavOca and Herman Holden. Later the
number Will be augmented by other
musicians from the Naval Academy
band.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

THE follOwing were admitted a. mid
sbipmen today: John a. Baird. An
napoiis. Md. Tucker q. Gibbs. 81.
Augustine. Pa. Arthur W. Ford,
Law renee, kas. Harvey X. Iiaisiip.
Milwaukee, Wis. Frederick Bsitzl.
Hudson. Mass. Frederick Hatch,
Concord, n. IT,; Marvin T.. Brown,
Gillian, NO.; Darrell u. IIawley.
Sioux Pals, \. u.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

The 9th ~ the series ~ sermons N
College Avenue baptist Church Nill
- preached tomorrow evening ~ the
pastor. Rev. Thomas 4. HoIiOway.
Tomorrow evenings subject viii ~
God Made Men" This series u ser
mons has been very interesting and
helpful and enjoyed - all who have
heard them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
ST. Martins chruch

The pastor tomorrow having charge
81 Rev. kern's pulpit. Columbia. Pa.
there will be no services At this
church. Rev. Kern went to- Germany
on account Of III health. Meetings
Monday. July lat 5 y. M. the second
quarterly meeting Of the congregation
Tuesday. July 2, > p. M, Ladies
Aid society; Wednesday. July 3 : p
m. Helpers League.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

sos. Have Pound . az il..al.

rs hive F'H8ftt = q t'.-E7.f
Found vhss2 Why that Chamberlain
aslva cures eczema and ali manner II Itch.
ing Of tho skin have been afflicted fol
many years wiih skin disease. ! liai to cel
~ three % four times every night ari sash
nith cold water 20 aIssy the terrible itching
hut since using this salve in December, 1905,
The itching has stopped and has aos troubled
.pe.-ELDEz joni. T. Gs0LEy. r. vile
"a. For sale by Feldmeyer Bfos.' Drug
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

pwWc will again offer you a
pretty Dish or Austrian China
Dinner Plate, free, with a pur-
chase Of $500 or over on Satur-
day. ROGERS & CO, TOT Main ST.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Republican Gets Contract

The bids for printing the City Code
were opened today and were a. FOL
lows:
Evening Capital q. SIPS per page
Gazette 1875 per page
Advertiser lao. per page
Index $3.50 per page.
Mary land Republican .07 IL per page
The Republicn was awarded the con.
tract being the lowest bider.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

The midshipmen have elected Mid
shipruan p. ". Rockwell captain Of
tho navy crew tor next year. Midship-
man Rockwell comes from New York
city. lie pulled No. s oar At the
paughkeepsie races. tie Is feet 2
inches IN height. weighs la pounds
and Is 20 years old. captain Rock
well succeeds Captain Ingram. Of the
navy crew.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

Niss Edna Jones. has returned fiom
the Jane stOWn Exposition.
Paymasfer and tirs. Moods. 4. :.
~. are stopping with Mrs. Chest0u.
Airs. Gecring and son. ~ Chicago.
Ill. are stopping witb Mrs. Galloway
gheston, Maryland avenue.
SIR. and Mrs. Thomas =. Holissay
are entertaining Mrs. Boi4s -
br0fber-iB- and sister, Howard q.
Garrison. m. D. and wife. ~ Cam.
den. y. j.. AZ the ministers house %
Prince George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

The terrible itching and smartiug Incl
dent 70 certain skin diseases Il ainpoet IN
siantly alIayed by applying ChambeFlsin's
kalve. Pficr y cent?. For sale at Feld-
meyer Bfos'. Drug stors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Mar,land Ave. Church

At Mary land Avenue NJ. = Church,
fhe Rev. John T.. Walsh, pastor, the
serx lees tomorrow will be a. follows
class meeting at.9.30 a. m. preaching
at 81 a. m. 4. sunday school at $50 p.
M. under the auspices Of the Junior
Epworth League: preaching al 5 p. m.
Subject Drifting" $50
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

FoE .ALE-ltuL-E AND LOT o. MAIN
street. sdfofrius Eenesrh's Department
-tere. Lot. ffft ffort and i0f-feef deer.-
Terms cash. Apply -
1oh< 8. SULLIVAN. 5eTW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION

fferaons y 30 hase fffenfs ~ EnNsts End
desire fne publication - the same wffi rfsaso
erd their names 20 fnla offfce.- 4 Dfson.t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Notice of Removal.


has removed he Office from Conaaft
street -
Nc. f96 Church Sfree4.
next 70 the residence u DR.. Frank RI
Thompson. On and after July I ffe
dental Office will be ~ 195 Church =.
". r. HOLfDAYOKE.
JOIN Denfiss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

4 representative - the Old Book Depart.
merit - FroferiFk Lesser and Co. Brooklyn
- -. wfil Be IN Annapolis for = few days
prepaEed 10 ray cash for Old hooks ~ every
fesrr 3rttuu. iarwe Libraries 0r small collier
ftnnM. IL vou have any old byeam & r. sale
adfresa card 90 ~Books care ~ this paper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

Nr ttHeAss. d.. s.la1 a.fa. s
TMk A~NEAN MNxwE xarf1sss a.n eh~
%EliaeE NtEeIeFv 90 AumN ArEnsfNf NMsaaNEw.
amf e. rr feelaa Cor fsaTnerss errifas4zaas sl
- 1a1t sm gre ~ Et4zt - MfINtE. 3D.
Ut4s - ~ fat ana 80. rezlnuzaz al a9
y. - Att 1HDitE1nf4 i1F eeErtlI.-1l4s aNl1a1
report nroranz 4r 20 - =. on MaassaF
at te8efNF4 Isl nose rnse 81 .4.rs.l
~ limitation 1855 - ~esautrelt - ass zlfss
eN or an3El0r-
- oFfsr ~ tae Aoar.f 90 Eaunrg ~eaaal
Com ea tsslfroff.
g. r. HIS
Jg EaansF -epe-in1anslsas-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Official List Of Nominations.

And tie orGer fn mhfeh thsy wfH Hrpsar
or fhe OHteial baffet far tEe klaNtAee 20
MrgoT. f0uusffor sn4 Alderman ~ an
narOll@. 20 BE- held Oh JAY z fs4-
Per Mayer.
GORDON -. CLAUDE.
EHAhLEs =. HBE XII.
For Coanssler
HTuGELY r.. NEWS.
DANEfE M. RANDALL.
For 1igermen FfFsr Wsrf
YHOW - IHfNTHICru
IAWf- AZ ~ sftn'k.
JAMS b IT'S NfsF
tnAELEls "a. Hg- ~~f.Isfs af8
For Aiderman -eeDud Wara
HARRY 81 BREWER
GEORGE "a ~ $50.
IANF~ -. EFfuHft FE.
FHANk 81. THoMf7est-.
For Aldermen TlIrt war1
JAMES ALBERT AuAsf@.
AlfNfff Is N- BA~Ef-
CHAIR ~ ~ ~ Ef.~.
JANET WEfa~ftN-
PHIL q pnErEfE
y = elsg cfsrk- tnaapef.s-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
Wants For Sale, Lost, &C.

4 OST-Eetweeu West street and Ccudult ca
II DR. Gordon gtaudes Office. q GOLD
CIRCLET BREAST PIN IN small white iace
how. Reward ~ Mrs -HELLMA< p.
BROW y =. y West street ISIS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29
w AN Z ID.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD "a pri-
w vate family for married couple- Per
mancnt II satisfactory. Address -Board.
care Capital cffice- fEJ-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-29

NYANTED-Old established h0aaR 90 %
" years standing manufacturing staple
line OF goods IN constant daily use. wants
good man "a MANAGE branch business. salary
~ SO per year and All expenses. parable
monthly; also extra com "a issiaus. q bic -
should amount % more than the salary a -
piicanf must furnish good references ard
ID 600 cash, Whlh T. satisfactorily secured
address Manufacture. A. -. BoN 81. So
Louis Mo. 5e-5 ~ fs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-31

hasta Ell una respuesta insignifcante, tn voz
eS dura.
Ella no le interrumpo nj con un gesto
Herido por aquel silencio el c0ntinu6;y v
10 impulsaba no tan solo el deseo acre de ator-
mentar su cOmpanera, Sino tambien I'm Cier-
to gustO pOr las nvestigaciones que la cuI-
tura hacia mas agudo mas litetario
Realmente buscaba dar 4 sus palabras la
seguridad Y la exactitud demostrativa apren-
dida en- las paginas de los analstas; perO como
en- los soliloquios la consideration mental que
fOrmulaba, eXageraba alteraba el estado in
terno al cual Sc referia, del mismO modo en- los
coloquios amenudo la preocupaCi0nde la pers-
plCacla ObSCureCia la sinCeridad de stl senti-
miento, V 10 COnducia al error s0bre los movi-
mientos intimos, diferentes de los que 81 ques
ria descubrir.
Su cerebro, repleto de tina muItitud de OBJ
servaciones psicol6gicas personales, tomadas
de OtrOs anaistas, con freCuencia 10 Cunfundfa
desComponfa todO, fuera dentrO dando sr
espiritu actitudes artificiosas irreparables
Continue:
Ten presente que no te 10 reprocho
Tt no tiepes la culpa
.@- Cada alma humana contiene en- 81 una cier.
Ia cantidad de fuerza sensitiva para invertir
EN- IN amor
Necesariamente esa cantidad sc consume
con el tempo, como todas las COsas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-31

amor era la mayor entire todas las tristezas tie
rrenas.
Y el estaba ligado aquela supruma iris
teza tai vez hasta la muerte.
Como hubiese quedado CalladO pensati-
vo, Hipolita lie pregunt0:
-tCrees pues, IT, Jorge, que 20 te amo
-Pues ben ST, mira; yO Creo que tn me
amaS-COntestO el.
-iPero puedes probarme que mailana.
que dentro de TN mes, dentro de un aflO, que
siempre tie consideraras feliz siendo mia
IOue poseo yo de ii?
-TOdo.
NADIA 8 casi NADIA.
70 no poseo aquello que quisera poseer.
TIL me eres deSCOnOCida
Como Cualquiera otra Criatura humana
enCierras dentrO de ii un mundO para mi i'm
penetrable; la mas ardente passion no me
ayudara penetrarlO.
De tus sensaCiones, de tus sentmientos
de tuS penSamlentOS, yO no COnOzCO SinO una
minima parte
La palabra signo imperfecto
FL alma eS 1tranSmlsible.
TIL no puedes darme el alma
Aun en- la mas alta embriaguez nosotros
somos dos sempre dos, separados extranos
uno al otro nterormente soltaros
Yo bes0 til frente, Y bao Ia frente sc aqi-
ia ouza en- aquel mismo instante IN pensa-
miento que no es m1o.
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The Baptist Revival.

There has been a goodly number OF
conversions and additions to the
church each day this week. The ia
terest is still increasing.
There have been 2S additions to
the church in less than a week now
and the meetings will continue until
Sunday night. DR.. Porter's preaching
is said by many to be the strongest
series of gospel sermons heard in
Roswell. He preached last night on
the Conversion of Cornelius. He Incl
dentally got after the Indifferent and
worldly minded Christians and the
way he scored them was a sight
The meetings are at 10 a. m. at the
old church and at us p. m. at the
new building. The public are cordially
invited to attend the services.
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WESTINGHOUSE COMPANIES
AFFAIRS ARE IN GOOD sHAE

Pittsburg, Dec. 1S.-Following sew
eral conferences between receivers
and creditors of the Westinghouse con
Germs, with a view to placing the af-
fairs of the company back in the
hands of the stockholders, George
Westinghouse, president of the var
ious companies, said: 1--WE think ev-
erything is in splendid shape, and not
only are the reports of the receivers
satisfactory, but plans are being form
ulated for working out the details, il
fact everything connected with the af-
fairs of the corporations are in a
most hopeful situation" From anoth-
er source came a report that plans
had been practically completed by
which the Westinghouse companies
could be soon put in such a shape
that the receivers could he discharged
within ten days.
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ing the examination of its affairs.
According to the last statement of
the bank its capital and surplus was
100000; undivided profits, s4O,350:
deposits, s1,050,710; loans and dis
counts, s917.760.
New York. Dec. 1S.-Albert H. Wig
gins, president of the Jewell National
Bank of North Brattleboro, Mass,
said today: '.The sudden death of
Cashier F. E. Sergeant naturally ex-
cited suspicion aad caused the direct
ors to make an immediate investiva-
ton. In this examination they were
assisted by National Bank Examiner
Currier. of Boston The investigation
shows that Mr.. Sergeant exceeded his
authority, and without the knowledge
of the directors he made loans to To-
cal concerns in which he was indi-
vidually interested. The board of di-
rectors, pending completion of the
examination, thought best for the bank
to remain closed.
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The Season of Calendars.

The season of new calendars mas
arrived and Roswell firms have gotten
out some beauties. Welter Brothers
have neat wall pocket with calendar
attached. The First National Bank
has a beautiful autumn woods scene.
The Citizens National Bank has the
daily wall calendar with a big sheet
for each day that found so much fa-
vor with merchants last year. J. F.
Patterson has a western girl behind
a glass in a chain frame, artistic and
permanent. The Roswell Hardware
Co. has one of the most exquisite of
all, a picture of a hunting scene. The
Dilley Furniture Co does away with
the calendar entirely and gives a wall
picture in colors The Roswell Gas
Co. has calendars on exhibition in its
Office window, and made the reporter
promise not to write them up in de-
tail until the company receives a suf-
fcient supply for distribution.
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Toxic, Dec. 1S.-Jaji Shimpo an in.
dependent paper which has a wide
circulation in business circles, will
publish an editorial article tomorrow
on the dispatch of the American fleet
TO the Pacific. This noteworthy ma
val undertaking" the paper will say,
lis one that must attract the atten-
ton of the world. We do not, howev-
er, entertain for one moment the
thought that the purpose of the trip
is to threaten Japan. Should the
American fleet visit these shores it
will be given the most cordial recep-
ton, worthy of the special friendship
between Japan and the United States.
Our only fear is that the dispatch of
the fleet may encourage anti-Japanese
feeling on the Pacific coast and bring
about a repetition of regrettable Incl
dents at San Francisco. We trust,
however. that the United States auth
critics will take the necessary pre-
cautions in this regard"
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PETTIBONE TRIAL PROCEED
ING WITHOUT BARROW

Boise, Idaho. Dec. 17-Attorney
Darrow is still too ill to attend the
Pettibone trial, and Edgar Wilson con
tinues in charge of the defense.
Chas. Johnson, cageman at the Vim
dicator mine in 1908, was the first
witness. He told of the fatal explosion,
his description tallyi1g with Orchard S
story The cross examination related
to the manner in which the witness
had been summoned, the defense show
ing that he received expense money
at the Pinkerton agency il Denver.
Jack Nayllor. of Victor, Colo. assist
ant secretary of the Mine Owners AS
sociation, who was a major of militia
during the Cripple Greek strike. told
of going into the Vindicator mine af-
ter the explosion and finding the bod
les which he identified.
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RE-MARRY ON THEIR
SECOND ANNIVERSARY

Harry Stewart, of Eden Valley, and
Miss Gussie Bozarth, of Salt Greek
were married this afternoon in the
parlors of the Southern Hotel on
North Main street. Jastice A. J. Wei
ter performing the ceremony in the
presence of a few relatives and
friends.
Just two years ago today news
item similar to the one above appear
ed in the Daily Record, the bride
and groom of today being the same
persons as the principals in the GER
emony of two years ago. Meanwhile
family differences and divorce have
figured, but now all the past is OBJ
liberated in the plans for happy fu
ture, in which are mingled the hopes
of a wide circle of friends.
The groom has a horse and mule
ranch at Eden Valley, and the bride
is a daughter il a well known family
living north of Roswell.
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COME UNDER NEW LAW
The New Attorney General Says They
are Games of Chance the Same as
Faro or Roulette, and They are the
Worst Form of ALL No Authority
to Issue License for Machines.

Upon entering on his duties as at
torney general, James NJ Hervey, of
Roswell, has given out his first opin-
ion on the legality of the slot machine
under the new anti-gambhng law,
which goes into effect January l.
1908. He says, in his opinion, the slot
machine must go.
In his written opinion, Mr.. Hervey
says that while slot machines differ
in their mechanism, they are all pat
termed after some of the old games
that have long been shame to New
Mexico, and while they are not men,
toned, specifically, in the anti-gam-
bling law. it is plain that the intent
and purpose of the law was to Danish
all sorts of gambling, whether at a
table or in machine. He says fur
ther that since the slot machine can
be regulated by its owner and the
percentage of winnings be governed
by the owner, it is unfair, and conse-
quently worse than the old form of
gambling Further, it is worse, ne
say DVSouSC II beihCS only llNC SNilo
to play aAd appeals to a poorer and
more miserable class, even, than the
old forms of gambling.
Another reason for saying that slot
machines must go, according to Mr..
Hervey's opinion, is that there is no
law under which a license for such
a machine can be issued.
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TAKING OUT BODIES
FROM YOLANDE MINE

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 18.-The
work of taking out dead bodies from
the Yolande mine, where an explo-
sion occurred Monday morning, will
be completed by tonight. Up to this
morning forty identified bodies had
been buried, while three unidentified
bodies Were being held. The men
were mostly negroes, the total num-
Der taken out being sixty-two. Few
bodies except the colored victims
We're buried at Yolande. State Mine
Inspector Grey will make a full re
port to the governor on the accident,
and the coroner of the county will
make an investigation. 1t will be sew
eral days before work in the mines
in the immediate vicinity of Yolande
will be back in full operation again.
Ingersoll matchless fountain pens,
fully guaranteed, only S1.25. nice
Xmas present for anybody.
Ingersoll Book Store.
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G.. H. Erwin, = newcomer from
northeastern Arkansas, was knocked
down and robbed By two highwaymen
in the northwest suburbs of Roswell
at $50 last night. The robbers beat
and kicked their victim, into insensi-
bility and cut out of his trousers
pocket his purse, which contained
$42.75. They made their escape and
were not recognized by Mr. Erwin.
Further than the fact that one was
large and broad-shouldered and the
other much smaller. the police have
nothing to work on.
Mr.. Erwin lives at 11OS North Del
aware, which is on West Hill. He had
been to the residence of w. S. Nor
gan, the second hand dealer, who re
sides at Alb West Seventeenth street,
ON North Hill. and was ON his way
home, afoot, with three chickens,
when the holdup occurred. Mr.. Err
win says that the first he knew of
the presence of the robbers was when
he heard someone walking rapidly
back of him. AS he turned he was hit
a heavy blow on the back of the head
and as he lapsed into unconscious
ness he has a dim recollection of be-
ing kicked in the side. His body
shows that he was kicked and beaten
BADLY. The hole in the trousers above
the pocket tells the rest of the story.
Mr.. Erwin did not remain ulo onscious
long and continued his journey home
without assistance.
Mr.. Erwin came to Roswell about
three weeks ago. He has a family,
but had not yet gone to work.
This is the first robbery of this
kind to occur in Roswell in many
years, ald many people doubted the
story when they first heard it on the
streets this morning.
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to take two days for the trip, but the
sheep camp they had expected to find
as a place of shelter had been NOV
ed, and they continued their journey
with only a stop for supper. They and
a company of Hagerman men have
about fifteen claims in the Captain
mountains, out of which they expect
to mine gold, tin, zinc and lead. They
have some fine specimens with them
upon which they have received good
assays. Four of their claims are still
in the hands of the assayer, who will
arrive the first of next week to
spend two weeks on the claims They
are interested in the zinc deposit
more than anything else and believe
they have something fine.
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Wanted a Safe.
Inquire at Oasis Ranch, phone BAT.
VALE GLEE CLUB STARTS
ON CHRISTMAS TOUR.

New Haven, Conn. Dec. 1S.-The
members of the Yale GIee Club COM
posed of undergraduates is busy now
preparing for a 5000 mile Christmas
trip to the South. The southern limit
vas set aside this year by extending
the. journey to Dallas, Texas. The
CLUB will sing tonight in Brooklyn,
and then go to Reading, Pa, Wash
ingto1. Richmond. Savannah, Atlanta,
Birmingham, New Orleans. Houston,
Dallas, Memphis, Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Buffalo and Auburn, N. Y. The
club will give seventeen concerts,
and the alumni of Yale in every city
which the club visits will give the
singers a reception in some form or
other.