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derfully sustained, encouraged and
strengthened me. My hands are clean
my conscience clear, and 1 am prepar-
ed to meet without fear the source of
all justice, the God of my parents, my
childhood and my mature days.
Darlington has been exposed as a
natural crook From the age of 10 to
40 he was not out of prison an en-
tire year at a time. George Frederick
harrington is his real name, and he
was born at Turnbridge Wells, Eng
land. His first sentence was five
years for embezzlement. Robbing be-
nefactors seems to have been the prin
cipa1 occupation of the mans life. OF
an engaging and polished manner, he
made many friends and these he al
ways robbed and defrauded He first
came to America as Sir Frederick
Sydenham Burgoyne. and married Ce-
leste Elizabeth Miller, a wealthy
Brooklyn woman. After gaining pos
session of all her property he desert
ed her In Philadelphia later, he mar
ried another woman of wealth and ia
mily, whom he deserted in Cincinnati
on their honeymoon,
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Pity Poor America.

London, July 2O-Pity poor Ameri-
ca. 1t is rapidly going to destruction
if the conclusion derived by an edi-
torial writer for Reynolds Newspaper
from a perusal of Upton Sinclaire's
new book, ''Tne Industrial Republic"
are correct.
"Our own social and industrial sys
TEN gives little cause for boasting"
modestly admits the sapient British
journalist, ''but it is undeniably far
superior to that which the United
States has evolved. The inequalities
is still a trace of humanity left in
many of our employers; and our poll
tical life is generally admitted to be
free from the worst taint of all, graft
Moreover, while commercial greed is
rampant enough in England, the ma
ton is not wholly given over to it,
and we miss here that note of stony
callousness which is the dominant cha
racteristic of American iadustrialism.
CAS- to trusts, it is refreshing to
find that Mr. Sinclair does not lose
his head about them. He perceives
that they were an inevitable product
of the rough and tumble of unregulat-
ed commercial strife. And they nave
done the United States some service,
have disciplined the iaborers, taught
the leaders foresight, enterprise and
administrative capacity and made
possible government ownership. The
trusts are coming to the end of their
usefulness. They are dying of mani
ton. They will eventually be killed
by the revolt of an awakened nation.
Mr.. Sinclair's book is, in all truth,
a 1urid, repellant picture, modern Am
erican social and industrial conditions
We are shown capital clamoring for
its dividends; opulent Peckaiffs de-
claring that God, in His infinite wis
dom has intrusted to them the proper
ty interests of the country; colossal;
trusts preying on production and re-
gardi1g the common people as of less
account than the machinery which
they manipulate; young children work
ing in mines and factories; girls SO
shamelessly swoated that they are
driven to prostitution, and municipal
and political corruption everywhere.
And this is that America towards
which English Radicals were wont to
turn admiring eyes as if they saw
there the dreamed-of Democratic pa
radise; the New World which in the
eloquent words of Bishop Berkley,
was called in to redress the balance
of the DID,
Truly the American muck-rakers
are giving Uncle Sam a bad name
among the peoples of Jonn Bull.
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"undesirahIesu to Meet.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 20.-Invita-
tions have been sent to all the "uade-
sirable citizens of Wisconsin and sur
rounding states to attend the state
picnic and demonstration of the So
cial Democrats, to be held tomorrow
in Pabst park Addresses will be
made by Victor L. Berger and other
prominent Socialists and several Ger
man singing societies will furnish the
music. 1t is expected that thousands
of Socialists will participate il the
affair.
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Toxic (afternoon) July 20.-Re-
ports from Seoul state that four ma
chine guns are now at the Taisan
gate. Should the Koreans repeat yes
terday's behavior by firing upon the
Japanese police, the japanese troops
will not hesitate to retailiate.
Seoul, Korea (afternoon) July 90
This afternoon the rioters surround
ed the premier's residence, but were
dispersed by Japanese policemen with
the assistance of artillery. The pre-
mier sought refuge in the palace, 9TH
er ministers going to the residence
of the Japanese governor general. The
crack of rifles continues to be heard,
and it is believed that collision has
occurred between the japanese police
and Korean soldiers.
At ten O'Clock last night Marquis
Ito was informed that the imperial
guard had been clandestinely ordered
by the former emperor to enter the
palace at midnight and murder the
whole cabinet which was responsible
for his abdication. This is the official
explanation of the fact that the Jap
anese are garrisoning the palace. On
being notified of the plot, Marquis Ito
ordered troops sent to the scene.
The ceremonies attending the ac-
cession of tle Crown Prince to the
throne We're carried out at 1 O'Clock
this morning. Marquis Ito, other Jap
anese officials and many consuls were
received in audience by the new en-
peror at $50 p. m
General Hasegana's troops still gar
riso1 the palace, and a regiment ar
rived this morning from Ping Yang
to reinforce the garrison.
The streets were being cleared at
noon, when desultory rifle firing was
heard in different parts of the city,
presumably by deserters from the
Ping Yang regiment, whose plotting
continues. The Ping Yang regiment
count of having furnished yesterdays
mutineers, and because it was sus-
pected of plotting to capture the pal
ace. At the home of the minister OF
war mob was met by Japanese
guards who repulsed the rioters, woun
ding and killing many.
An official report states that ten
Japanese were killed and 13 wounded
in the riotiag yesterday. The number
of Korean victims not given.
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Miss Louie Ogle entertained about
thirty-five young ladies on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Nc
Cue, niece of Mrs. James Garrard. The
game of the afternoon was Poetry
Contest Each guest was allowed to
select three words to be used in a
short poem. All the poetry was good,
and several were voted unusually clev
er. Among them was the one written
by Miss Elsie Elliott, and she was
given the prize, a beautiful box of
stationery After the game delicious
ice cream and cake were served.
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BODIES
REMOVED FROM WRECK.

Salem, Mich. July 20.-An excur-
sion train bound from Cenia to De
troit was wrecked about ten O'Clock
this morning about two miles east OF
here. Fifteen to twenty persons were
reported killed and many injured.
There were eleven coaches in the
train, which collided aead-on with a
freight The excursion train was load
ed with employees from the railroad
shops ON their annual outing
At noon % bodies mad been taken
from the wreck, and it was believed
there were probably 15 more dead
Five cars of the eleven in the train
escaped destruction. There are scores
of injured. There were about 500 pass
engers.
The wreck occurred on perfectly
strainGat track, the heavy trains com
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ing together with tremendous force,
and six passenger cars were entirely
wrecked. All the doctors of this place
and neighboring villages were hurried
to the scene. A special train with sur
geons and nurses was sent from De-
troit, a distance of forty miles.
General Supt. Trump said the
freight train had orders to wait at
Plymouth for the excursion train,
which had the right of way. Insead
they proceeded towards Salem and
the collision was unavoidable.
At 80 the 29th body had been re
moved from the wreck, and as good
progress mad been made, it was deem
ed improbable that any ore were left.
Some of the injured are in critical
condition.
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MEXICAN BAND LEADER
MEETS HEROIC DEATH.

Atlantic City, N. j., July Cot de-
velops, according to persons who wit
messed the accident, that Col. August
Azzalli, leader of the Banda Gendarme
of Guadalajara, Mexico, VINO was
drowned in the surf last evening, died
a hero. Three of his comrades, it ap-
pears had waded into the water and
began to struggle for their lives. Az
zalli went to their assistance without
considering or realizing the danger.
He managed to push the drowning men
toward the shore until they found a
footing, but the struggle exhausted
him, and he sank.
Azzalh and his band went to Phila-
delphia with the FL Paso Elks. His
band took first prize for showing in
the Efks parade, but Azzalli did not
know it. About the time ne lost his
life the list of prize winners was be
ing read OF n Philadelphia at the
convention hall.
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Next Saturday afternoon, July 27,
the Register-Tibune will entertain
all of the ladies and children of its
subscribers at a kinetoscope party at
the Majestic matinee at $3.50. Tickets
may be had at the Register-Tribune
office, beginning Monday morning.
They are entirely free to all ladies
and children of Register-Tribune sub
scribars, and all such will be well
come
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MEMBERS OF MOB
FLED FROM SOLDIERS.

Hah1ville, La, July 20-The at
tempt by a mob of hundred men to
get at the Italians convicted of COM
plicity in the Lamana kidnapping and
murder, ended in a ludicrous fiasco
early today. The mob fed before the
troops when satisfied that they would
snoot to kill, and score of the men
who had run down the railroad track
were met on trestle by a special
train bringing more soldiers, being
compelled to jump into the creek to
save their lives. So far as known no
one was seriously hurt.
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SERIOUSNESS OF FAMINE
IN JAMAICA INCREASING.

Kingston, Jamaica, July 20.-The Sc
riousness of the famine in eastern
Jamaica, caused by the eight months
drought, is increasing. The crops are
entirely destroyed and there has been
great loss Of cattle. Hundreds of per
sons are subsisting on mangoes, and
many are dying from hunger and
thirst. There is no prospect of relief
until the coming of the October rains.
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CUBAN "JoAN OF ARC"
DIES AT AGE OF SEVENTY

New York, July 20.-Cable advices
from Havana announce the death of
Sonora Juan Quesada, the Cuban
Joan of Arc" at the age of 20. She
was the best known woman in Cuba
She came of good family, but chose
TO aid her countrymen in the field in
the ten years war against Spain. She
was only one of many Amazo1s who
welded the machete, but her bravery
and the standing of her family made
ner famous.
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Boise, Idano, July 2O.-The trial of
the last stage. James H. Hawley, the
leading counsel for the state, is now
arguing to the jury that the evidence
presented proves the guilt of Hay
wood as a member, to use his words,
'fof the worst band of conspirators
country" Hawley has characterized
Orchards testimony as plain story
told without effort at concealment,
without boastfulness and without res
ervation. He maintained that the con
fession of Orchard was due to the
Saving power of Divine grace
Continuing today his opening argu-
ment for the state, Hawley first de-
voted his attention to the alleged at
tempt to wreck train upon the Flor
ence and Cripple Creek railroad.
Orchard undoubtedly was trying
to secure money from all the sources
he could" declared Hawley, land 1
am not going to defend him for his
double dealing in taking money from
both the Western Federation of Min
ers and the railroad company. There
is but one claim we make for him,
and this is that he has told you the
truth" Hawley said: Immediately
after the train wrecking incident Or
cnard was again in the Western Fed
eration.''
Taking up the matter of the at
tempted assassination of Governor
Peabody, Hawley. repeatedly asserted
that Orchards testimony was amply
corroborated. He told of Peabody S
activities in the Colorado labor trou-
bles and declared that the strongest
motive for his taking off was con-
nected with the Western Federation
of Miners. No possible personal mo-
tive, he declared, could be attributed
to Orchard OF Steve Adams. IT, said
HaNley, there was a word of un-
truth in Orchards testimony as to
the attempts on Governor Peabody,
VINO of all men was the best witness
to testify? The man who is now in
the basement of this building, Steve
Adams The prosecution brought this
man to Boise. He could have been
used by the uefense il they had so
desired"
Hawley ridicules the theory that
the Mine Owners Association was re-
sponsible for the Independence depot
outrage, and asserted that the evi-
de1ce in support of that theory was
either from witnesses shown to be per
jured or utterly absurd on its f'tce.
Again Adams was recalled to contra
dict Orchards statement in this con-
nection. Hawley admitted that the
dogs supposed to be following Orch
ard from the scene of the explosion
were called off by a detective of the
Nine Owners Association. But this
was after they had gone eight miles
from the scene. Coming to the Brad
| ley explosion, Hawley asked why the
defense did not put Pettibone on the
stand to testify as to his connection
| with the matter of sending money to
Orchard in San Francisco.
| Hawley's argument was a dispas-
sionate review of the evidence with
bold denunciation of the methods OF
counsel and the testimony of many
witnesses for the defense. AT the noon
recess Hawley announced that ne
would conclude this afternoon.
/
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A merry party composed OF the fol-
lowing spent yesterday afternoon and
evening picnicking and fishing o7 the
Berrendo: A. d. Martin and wife of
Dallas, E. NJ. Howard and wife of El
Geo. Dickens, of Paducah, KY, DR.. A.
P. Utterback, Mrs. Irma Egbert aid
Harry Kercheval. The company went
out in wagonette from the Shelby
hotel. An elaborate luncheon was
served and all report most enjoya-
Bile time.
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BeIuian Motor Race.

Brussels, July 20.-The Circuit des
Ardennes, Belgium's most important
automobile event, will be run towor
row and has attracted contestants and
spectators from all Europe. Other IA
nous motoring affairs the Coupe de
Liedekerke and the Criterium Inter1a-
tionale de Regularite, will be contest
ed from July 81 to August 8.
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You are hereby notified that by or
der of the Board OF Directors of the
Nogal Peak Gold Mining and Milling
Co, 40 individual stock win be trans
ferred upon the books OF the company
for sixty days from date. and That
during that time none but Treasury
stock will be issued. Qeod19t3
EDW. A. FTNNEGAN,
July Is, 1907. Secretary.
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Town l20 acres of improved
water right lend l.! miles from
Hagermag; IS acres in orchard,
35 acres in alfalfa. Will sell 40
or so acres from the South end
(nearest town)for 5000 per
acre. VIM. WaskOm, Dallas Tex.
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Look Out For Our Wagon.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from a. M, until D. M, each
and every day during working days
II you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust a solar plexus blow, stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support, both moral a7d
real to live. If the consumers win act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
independent Refneries.
7s-tf. Phone 412.
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GROVER CLEVELAND
RECOVERING SLOWLY.

Princeton, N. J.. July 2o.-It is
stated here that ex-President Grover
Cleveland, who had an attack of
acute Indigestion a few weeks ago.
has not recovered as soon as was ex-
pected. It Is hoped now that he viii
be able to go to his summer home
IN New Hampshire by the first of
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"0UIEN SABE" ELKS
COT DRJZE

The delegation of Elks from: FL Pa
so to the Philadelphia . invention,
and who styled themselves the "Quien
Sabe" Elks, won first prize for the
most unique uniform in the great pa.
rade at Philadelphia. The prize is
five hundred dollars IN cash.
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Central state regatta.

Quincy, ILL.,. July 20.-Crews from
st. Louis, Chicago, ST. Paul and ma
ny other cities in the central West
will participate in the annual regatta
of the Central State Rowing associa-
tion to be held on the Mississippi near
here on Monday.
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Bibles advanced 20 per cent on Ju-
Ily 1st. Just before it happened we
were fortunate enough to buy our fall
supply and are now ready to give all
purchasers the benefit of our good for
tune. Our window is full of Bibles,
and Testaments at unheard of prices.
Iagersoll's Book Store.
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LAKEWOOD NATIONAL BANK
OPENED FOR BUSINESS

The Lakewood National Bank open
ed its doors for business on Monday.
and at the close of business the de-
posits amounted to sI4.126.s3- This
is a fne showing for a town the size
OF Lakewood and indicates great con
fldence IN the bank people.
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Washington, July 18.-In an opin-
ion rendered by Commissioner. Prou-
ty, the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion today announced it's decision in
the case of the Roswell Commercial
Club and others against the Atchison,
pany and others. The complaint in
this case put in issue the reasonable
ness Of rates between various points
in the United States and Roswell, Ha-
german and Carlsbad, New Mexico.
The present class rates from Kansas
City and St. Louis, Galveston and
Denver to said points in New Mexico
are unjust and unreasonable, and re-
ductions we're ordered. Certain COM
modify rates to the same point. in
New Mexico were held to be exces-
sive. The commodity rates on grain
and grain products from points in
Kansas and Oklahoma we're ordered
to be reduced from AZ cents on -four
and As cents on wheat, to AZ cents on
flour and 40 cents on wheat. The
commodity rate on lumber from points
in Texas and Louisiana was ordered
to be reduced from As cents to 80
cents per 100 pounds; and that on
salt in SACKS from Hutchinson, Kas.,
was ordered to be reduced from 35
cents to 80 cents per 100 pounds. The
commodity rates on apples, alfalfa
and alfalfa meal from points in New
Mexico to Fort Worth, Texas, were
held to be unreasonable, and were Or
dered to be reduced from so cents
on apples and "a cents On alfalfa meal
to As cents on apples and 80 cents
on alfalfa and alfalfa meal.
The above article is taken from the
Albuquerque Morning Journal, even
ing papers not receiving the same.
While the Santa Fe railway company
may appeal from the decision of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, in
which event it will probably require
several months or more to make the
above rates effective, yet we believe
the business men and people of the
Peeos Valley will, without doubt, fin
ally win the case. In any even it re-
put these rates into effect, the law re-
quiring publication for at least thirty
days. The business men and the peo-
pie are to be heartily congratulated.
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To LOAN
S25OO.0O To Loan. Apply to
Kellahin s Calfee Tito
OIL. OIL. OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 a1d ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give US a trial and let
US convince you.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refineries.
76-tf. Phone 412
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BOY BITTEN BY A
RATHER AT LAKEWOOD

Monday morning the fifteen year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. How
ell, of Lakewood was bitten on the
thumb of the right hand by a rattle
snake. Immediate aid was given and
although the boy suffered severely for
several days. He is now doing we'll
and is thought to be out of danger.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
n oeaf Reaarf

Roswell. N. NJ. July 20.-Tempera-
ture-Max.. 90; min.. e4; mean. IS.
Precipitation. co; wind W., veloci-
ty 2 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday:
stationary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
00eia1 u Ch&rga.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE coMMIS
SION FINDS AGAINST THE
SANTA FE RAILROAD IN
LOCAL CASE.
RATES UNREASONABLE

The Commission So Announees.-Re-
ductions on Many Articles and
Glasses to and From the Pecos Val
ley Ordered Some Time to Go In
to Effect, Probably Thirty Days.
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Rev. Samuel Blair, D. D., Superinten
dent New Mexico Mission, will arrive
in time to preach at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow.
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We have received today fine line
| of Schrafft's chocolates, box goods.
from Boston. The Kipli1g Candy
Store 2Ot2
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A local brokerage and commission
company is eldeayoring to sell Hall
wood cash registers at s125.00. l wish
to announce that I will duplicate the
said cash register for $4,000
1859 E NJ. HOWARD,
Agent National Cash Register Co,
Shelby Hotel.
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See us berore buying your storage
coal-P. ". Trading Co. phone 412-
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Try our fresh Schrafft's chocolates,
received today from Boston. Get a
box Kipling Candy Store 20t2
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HAWLEY DECLARES
THE EVIDENCE PROVES THE
GUILT OF HAYWOOD.
ORCHARD TOLD TRUTH

HawIey Says His Statement is Plain
Story TruthfulIy Told His Testi-
mony Amply Corroborated by Other
Evidence Why Not Use Steve Ad-
ans?
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BOGUS LORD" WILL MEET DEATH
ON oALLoWs UNLESS GOV.
FOLK iNTERFERES.
KILLED HIS FRIEND

Darlington Killed the Man Who Be-
friended Him When He Was in Need
of Friends.- Claims He is Innocent
and Says He Will Meet Death
Bravely.
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BLOOD SHED
IN KOREA
NEW EMPEROR GOES INTO OFFICE
UNDER oMINous CONDITIONS.
ARTILLERY WAS USED

Former Emperor Charged With Ord
bers of the Cabinet Who Requested
His Abdication.- Japanese Garrison
the Palace.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-03-08
Church Built from One Tree.

"A large Baptist church that
stands IN the city of Santa Rosa,
Cal, enjoys the distinction OF have
ing been constructed entirely from
single tree" says the Technical
World Magazine for March. "Of
course, that includes the wood
work of the structure The tree
from which the timbers, lumber,
and shingles were cut was a giant
California redwood. A considerable
quantity of the lumber was left
over after the church building was
completed. This building has a
spire seventy feet high; an audi.
ence room capable Of seating 300;
parlor capable Of seating 80; a
pastors study fourteen by 20 feet,
and vestibuIe and toilet room.
The building is 35x80 feet.
There are not many buildings in
the country all the timbe of which
came from a single tree"