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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

Lon Holland, who has been in the
employment OF Dan Major for the
past Is months, has opened a black
smith shop of his own on East Second
street, and solicits your trade. All
work guaranteed. 56t3*
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paylor left
this morning for the old nome of the
former n Danville, Va They will al
so visit the jamestown Exposition,
Washington. Atlantic City and other
points of interest. Mr.. Payfor will be
gone a month, and Mrs. Paylor viii
remain all summer.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

The last dance of the season at
the Roswell Commercial Club will be
held Friday night. 1t will be the al
nual roundup" and all the members
and their wives are invited to be
present. Cards. dancing and a genec-
Il good time will be provided for all.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07
BASE BALL.

Ell Paso White Sox, May 8 to II.
Ell Paso VS.. Military Institute, May
9 and II Ell Paso VS.. Roswell.-Ros-
we'll Amusement Park
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07
AN ADMINISTRATIVE
COUNCIL FOR IRELAND.

London, May THE Irish Council
bill, the object OF which is to PRO
vide for the establishment and func-
tons OF an administrative council
at Dublin, was introduced IN the
House OF Commons this afternoon by
the Chief Secretary for Ireland.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

Roy Nook arrived tnis mornin;
from Dexter to spend few days il
Roswell. O
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

See the King of Spain married. On
~ moving picture of its kind ever ta-
ken. Majestic tonight. Children sc,
grown-upS, 10c. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07
REIcHSTAG CONSIDERS
COMMERCIAL TREATY,

Berlin, May T. The Reichstag to-
day passed the first reading of the
commercial modus vivendi between
the United States and Germany and
referred the agreement to committee
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

FOR SALE Neat Groom house, hot
and cold water in kitchen and bath.
Two lots well improved, $500
National Bank. SITS
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

]. w. Thomas was unable to be
at the store of the Roswell Hardware
Co. today, on account of an attack
of stomach trouble.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

r. d. Funk drove up from his ranch
west of Orchard Park today and will
return home tonight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

Postmaster Moses Schloss was VI
from Dexter today looking after bust
ness interests.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

B. H. Hooking, of Flagstaff, A. T.
arrived last night and will remain
here several days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

1t isn't often you can see a king
married. Go to the Majestic tonight
and see how Alpholso of Spain and
Princess lima of Germany were united
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

!. c. Grant. of Chanute, Kan, is
here on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

John Bryan came up from Hager
man yesterday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

l. NJ. Linn, of Dalhart, Texas, al
rived last night on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07
Notiee "a ReaItv pealers.

Our 20-acre orchard northeast of
town is withdrawn from the market.
JOHN III. FISHER,
E. NJ. FISHER 56t3
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WlANTED:- Position as stenograph-
er. by competent young lady. Ad-
dress "A" care Record 57t2s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-07

Tommy Burns and Jack
O'Brien will contest twenty
rounds for the heavyweight
championship of the world,
Wednesday night, May s, at
Los Angeles.
Bulletins by rounds will be
received at the Free Coinage
Saloon. 57t2
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Band Concert Thursday Night.

The band concert which was to
have been given last Thursday night
by the Philharmonic Band and was
postponed on account of the High
School Glass exercises, will be given
next Thursday night in the court
house plaza All are invited.
See ''The Wedding of Alphonso, u
King of Spain, at the Majestic tonight
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Good program, Majestic tonight.
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DECAY OF BOTH PARTIES.

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New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
SEARCH FOR PETER PAN
This Time Sprite Is a Real $4,000
Cat O7cned by Hiss LQftus.

For the last ten days Miss Cecilia LOTUS the
actress. has been conducting diligent search for
her 5000 Angora cat Peter Pan, which lost
In the Baychester woods while its mistress was
on an automobile trip to ner country home at
Larchmont.
Miss LOTUS, who is at present stopping at the
Hotel Seville. at Madison avenue and 2Sth street,
returned yesterday to her apartments without her
pet after another day of futile search.
Nearly two weeks ago Miss LOTUS. accompanied
by Miss Jane Laurel. leading woman Of the
Caught in the Rain company. and friend. Mrs
r J. Henry. left New York to go to her house
boat at Larchmont. Peter Pan. who is a well
trained animal, was sitting in the rear seat be-
tween Miss Lotus and Miss Laurel
While passing through Baychester. in a thick
woods tire of the machine burst. While the
chauffeur was repairing it, Miss LOTUS picked up
the cat TO it, when it became frightened at
something and jumped from her arms into the
road Miss LOTUS called several times. but the
cat kept on running and soon disappeared in the
bushes A thorough search was made the rest OF
the afternoon but Peter could not be found
Driving back into Baychester Village. Miss
LOTUS got about fifty young boys to scour the
woods. offering $50 TO the one VINO wou'
find her pet The boys kept up the search until
dark Miss LOTUS abandoned her trip to Larch-
mont and returned to New York The next day
she organized a searching party, including num-
her of actors and actresses. It took two automo-
biles to carry them The whole day was spent IN
a most careful search but without success
Miss Lotus has gone 10 Baychester every day
making inquiries about her pet. Posters and
pIacards have been placed along the roadsides Of
fering 500 reward for the return of the cat Inc
reward has turned the entire village. and since
the day the cat was lost hundreds of people have
been searching for it. When Miss Loftus was
Seen at her hotel yesterday she said that Peter
resembIed a wolf very closely. and she reared
some would shoot it
Peter was the dearest littie friend l ever had'
said Miss LOTUS with tears in her eyes, land he
has travelled all over the country with me on my
different tours. Peters father and mother were
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
1T CONTROLLER METz'S OFFICE.
Louis Windmuller's New Hat-Metz Does
Memory Stunt and Tells Story.

There was no bond sale yesterday at the Con-
troner's office-no questionable check from ~
Abrnham White Bond Company 10 keep the Con-
troller's Guessing. but there was considerable
fun on tap
First Of all there was Louis Windmullers ne"
Mir. WindmulIer for years has been IN the
hanit Of visiting the Controllers office Someu'Iies
he buys bonds and sometimes he gives advice MT
Windmuler IS q welcome caller, and his OLD paON
slouch hat had become sort Of travelling l'liiH-
mark # a hae can possibly be a landmark
Are you VOL Nj Windmuller?" asked the Con-
troller.
Very we'll ver, we'll, indeed" said Mr. Wino-
muller. md Why DO you ask. Mr.. Controller?
ON. you just look different said the Coh-
troi'er. looking at the new headgear.
"oh. see. said Mr. Windmuler, you are look
ms at my new hat. sorry 10 lose the old one.
! haG it steadily for twenty-three years. ana
II almost as sood ever
Wei. that was 1.-THE hat-you didn't look Qui'e
natural said the Controller
Then there was the visit Of Mr.. Reemer' re-
tired public school teacher. Mr- Beemer Came III
and down. without giving his name or s'aIiAs
his business The Controller soon hustled lnso the
room and glanced quickly around. His eyes rested
on Reenler for an instant. and then he went over
to him and extended his hand
Hello Beenler" said the Controller.
Mr.. Controller said Mr.. BeemeT, Il want to
compliment you on your reinarkaole Ielloi' >
haven't seen you for-for-
For just tvventy-eight years. said the Con-
troller The last time when you were my
teacher at the old Houston street school You
made lot of impressions me, Beerner. and they
weren't all on my mind, either"
No. 5 was a story by Mr.. Metz on Metz
Il was walking down the Strand in London
doing my darndest to look like Britsher.' said
the Controller Il had suit Of English built
tweeds trousers turned up at the bottom. and with
my cane crook down I was feeling pretty Eng
lish and saying TO myself that I was acting the
part successfully. when newsboy rushes up and
SAYS TO me-
Ere you are boss-an the latest editions of
the Hamercan papers-nake you feel Ike New
York TO see EN- 50
Then I said to myself oh, hell, what's the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
THE HISTORY OF TIE CUP.

The Queens Cup. now known the America :
Cup. was won by the American yacht America
from the British yacht Aurora which came in
second in a race around the Isle of Wight from
Cowes August % ISL
From 1870 the British intervals have attempted
10 regain the cup, which in 1857. presented 10
the New York Yacht Club by George L. Schuyler.
the sole surviving owner Of the trophy. II was
successfully defended by the Columbia in ISL, hy
The Madeleine IN 1875. by the Mischief in 1881. by
The Puritan in 1855 and by the Navf7ower in 1856
the last named boat defeating Lieutenant Henn's
Galatea- IN 1Ss7 General Paine's Volunteer de-
feated James Bells Scotch cutter Thistle for the
cup. n 1888 tie Xigilant defeated lord Dunravens
FalkEEte II and in 1885 the Defender defeated Lord
DuarEtsIs Talky.fe III
The Columbia in 1893 beat Sir Thomas Liptons
Shamrock and she again defeated his challenger.
:he Shamrock Il in 1901 In 1903 Sir Thomas sent
over the Shamrock III, which was beaten by the
Reliance.
The Royal Irish Yacht Club was organized in
III ats clubhouse is 1T Kfngstowu near Dublin.
1cs races sailed the Irish Sea. Over courses
free from headlands The officers Of the club are:
Commodore the Marquis Of Ormonde: vice-conl-
-aodo-e. Henry Crawford; rear commodore !
Hume DUdgsor: honorary secretary. Richard ..
Nom S-ayth. The Marquis of Ormonde conlnlo-
1cre of The irish Club. is also commodore Of the
;oyai Yacht Squadron. the most exclusive yachting
organization tn E1rope
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
DR.. FRANCIS HARTMAN MARKOE.

DR.. Francis Hartman Markoe died yesterday
after n long illness at his home No. IS East 49th
street.
Mrs. Markoe was in Europe with her son when
her husband was taken Ill with aortic aneurism,
a weakening OF the walls of the large artery lead
ing from the heart. She and young Mr.. Markoe
arrived in this city IN time to be present at DR..
Markoe's deathbed.
Francis Hartman Markoe born in New York
on March %, 1856 the eldest son of the
late DR. Thomas Masters Markoe. for many years
of the leading physicians Of this city.
Graduated from Princeton in the class OF 1876 he
entered tho College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Columbia University. and got his degree in 1879.
After u years hospital service he appointed
assistant demonstrator anatomy in the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons. and in 1884 was pro-
NOTED TO demonstration. For thirteen years. from
1887 to 19d0 he held the pest of clinical in
surgery at the same institution, and in the latter
year he made full professor Of clinical
gerry, occupying that chair at the time Of his
death He attending surgeon at Bellevue Hos
pital from 1887 to 1900. and attending surgeon at
St Lukes Hospital and at the New York Hospital
since 1889. He also consulting surgeon at the
New York Orthopedic Hospital
Dr. Markoe d member OF the New York
Academy of Medicine. the State and County Medi-
cal societies, the New York Pathological Society,
The New York Surgical Society, the New York
Medical and Surgical Society, the Physicians
Mutual Aid Society the American Surgical Asso-
citation and the New York Society for the Relief
of Widows and Orphans. He was likewise a MEM
her Of the University. Union. Metropolitan, New
York Yacht and Princeton clubs and of the Cen
tury Association
he was noted for his skill in operating for cancer.
A great admirer Of the Fire Department and a
close friend Of Chief Croker and Deputy Chief
Rims he had attended and operated upon many
injured firenen, by whom he held In affec-
tonate regard He severed his long association
with St Iukes Hospital only few weeks ago
but although he had. according to his associates
en- the staff. known for some months that he was
suffering from trouble that would probably prove
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
CITY NEWS as BRIEF.

E-H s-:answays Fox. who has been called also
ts Countess II nchester," gorerness. was sent
- the penitentiary for year yesterday BIZ Judge
.sca-ly. =; General Sessions. after she had pleaded
;u ~ - % two indictments charging her with
sTsn3 larceny 81 the second degree
:He american Instituto viii begin fits seventy
Esx;h annual exhibition Of horticultural s:id asf-
cui;UTa: plants m September 2i 1T its building.
Nos. - RnG 81 W-sEt <:.f street Thp exhibition
All c2:Iti:s;4e faT fl.rS" days
-As Harlem REPUBLICAN Gibbs anaaaI claz1heae
:AS-s Place tv-Ga;y AZ College Poin:. Charles i.
ssTrs;:. pres.d=lt. with hundred n:embers.
soino6 ~ the Central an9 Io-.n- siorrfs CLUBS, Tl
rt'eat -Le annual bnseosl game. under -he
ia-j-:sfl1 ~ e >. IIelfsr aad - -. Ransom.
-rir.f0s - ceri;ia Cook. xil ;ro>iis :un f3- tie
S'-.7ar- rlaanbers
are hearing - he we-. Side pc.ice Court
y-s:e~sG;. Magistrate Cornell cecld>= that there
-sf sGi:c.--t eytse.ce - hoid Hiiscn tti.neT.
~ 1irsgus: husband Of afiE. c:.araos :. garias.
"a sss charse oi ssssgIt. AiEner was arrested
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
COLER'S NEW POLITICAL PARTY.
Wants the Readers of His Bulletin to Name
the Ticket-Hits at McCarren.

Bird {. Coler. Borough President OF Brooklyn
begins the active work Of organizing new poiiti-
cal party and the preparation Of slate for the fall
campaign in to-day's issue Of his Bulletin" Re
ferring to Il blank slate which his readers are to
cut out Of the paper. fill in and mail 10 him, he
says in the leading article:
The Bulletin is desirous of getting at the sen
fiment Of the rank and file: Il wants TO get the
views OF the ordinary voters on the subject Of nom
paper : blank form Upon this form printed
the names Of the offices TO be filed by election IN
November next. You are invited by The Bulletin
write opposite the office the name of the cltZen
Of Brooklyn who would in your opinion. best serve
the community in that Office. and to mail the c0u-
pom then the editor of 'Colers Bulletin
For the benefit Of the doubtful. Coer has a
couple Of columns Of political gossip in which he
explains why he believes the Democrats should not
nominate Justice Willard Bartlett their Candi-
date for the Court Of Appeals, The choice, ne he
leves should fall upon Justice William J. Gaynor.
As usual. he has q few brief editorial remarks -
make concerning Controller Metz. Senator p H
McCarren and Mayor Mcclellan Among them are
the following
We leave it 10 those who listened 70 Senator Nc
Carren's Fourth avenue subway speech al Prospect
the rlng wants TINS great lIfpr Eerfeit LItJ rs
hope that the Controller viii register few street
Improvement contracts for Brooklyn before ne reg
listers that AshOkau dam contract controller Metz
Is entitled credit MS support of the Fourth
avenue subway. Hurrah for Metz and McClellan'
They have performed the magnificent feat of sell
ing dollar for % cents.
Then a word to the members Of the new party
which he is trying TO organize:
Gentlemen Of the opposition. your ticket
YOU will not have TO spend much money for red
fire.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Gus Ellen, the coster comedian, who Is feature
of the entertainment at the New York Theatre this
week. taken Ill early last evening ana was not
able to appear. 1t said he had slight cold
Sweet Kitty Belairs.' David Belascos comedy
which had a long in this country. is being re-
hearsed by a London company. 1t Is to be acted
at the Haymarket Theatre by Louis Calvert ana
Miss Eva Moore
Mile. Lucille Murger. the Partisan dancer. and
Mics Ida Rene wife of Arthur Prince, arrived in
this country yesterday. Mile. Murger Will be
feature of advanced vaudeville next week
Miss Rachel Crothers. who wrote THE Three OF
U.s." came in on the Teutonic yesterday She WIN
attend the rehearsals of her new play, The Com
ing of Mrs. Patrick which w n. Lawrence will
present soon
Jose Van Den Berg has engaged Miss Ely Bar
nato 10 sing Gilda in "Rigoletto' next week with
his company at the West End Theatre
This will be the last night of Eddie Foy and The
Orchid" at the Casino Theatre. Mr.. BOY and his
company will open in Pittsburg on Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis NJ Mchels celebrated the
hftieth anniversary of their wedding yesterday at
Cedar Lawn the country home of their son-n-law
Isaac Stern No present except children
Grandchildren and great-grandchdren. Hundreds
ftelegrams and letters OF congratulation however.
were received from all parts of the country and
from Europe.
At the time of their marriage in this city, Mr..
Mictles was twenty-three years old. and his bride
was sixteen. They have been residents of New
York ever since that time. Their only son, Jesse
Michels is a bachelor. One daughter married AL
bert Lorsch, of Paris; the second daughter is Mrs
Isaac Stern, and another is the wife OF Gustave r
Strauss. The great-grandchildren the golden
wedding were the children of Mrs. Arthur H. HahIo
and Mrs Gustave werthem. daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Stern
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
GARBAGE WORKS MENACE PARKWAY.
Bronx River Commission Hears White Plains
Is to Put Up Plant

William ". Niles. a member OF the Bronx River
Parkway Commission, appointed recently by Gov
ernor Hughes to preserve the waters OF the river
from pollution and to make a reservation of the
lands either side of the river, said last evening
that word had 10 the commission that the
trustees of White Plains were planning 10 erect a
garbage disposal works adjoining the sewer dis
posal works south OF White Plains and within the
proposed park
Mr Niles said the commission had written n let
ter Of protest and hoped TO prevent the injury to
the parkway which the erection Of this garbage
plant would cause The commission has received
n number of protests showing a strong public SEN
tirnent against this dcsecration of the parkway.
Mr. Niles added that the commission is trying to
arrange with the Bronx Sewer Commission so that
the acquisition of the sewer right Of way shall be
taken up with the acquisition Of the parkway.
This would result in a great saving in the cost Of
both projects.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS. WALTER W. BRADY died yesterday at
the home of her husband, No. 50 Lorillard Place
The Bronx Mr. Brady has been clerk for the last
Term. Part v Of the Supreme Court, for the last
twelve years The funeral services will be held on
Monday.
WILLIAM A. WESTPHAL. for many years
member of the Plainfeld IN j. Common Council
and the Union County Board of Freeholders, died
suddenly Thursday night in Railway, n. J., where
he visiting. Death followed a hemorrhage OF
the lungs. Mr.. Westphal for several years
prominent a Republican leader IN Central New
Jersey. A and daughter survive him.
JOHN WENTWORTH. president of the CONNER
cial Bank and treasurer and manager Of the Ameri-
can Crayon Company, with plants in Sandusky,
Ohio and In several Eastern cities. died yesterday
from heart disease at Sandusky. He retired the
night before in good health and spirits.
GEORGE LEE WOOLEY, manager of the firm
of F'urness. Witty & Co, of No. 210 Produce Ex-
change. died Thursday. Mr.. WooIey presi-
dent and 4 director of the Boston Provision and
Ship Supply Company and director OF the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Finance Company. He
was a member Of the New York Athletic and the
LarchmOnt Yacht clubs.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
yo BUILD TWO YACHTS.
Sir Thomas Waiting fog acceptance
Before Citing Details.

o,.a- Sent lathe details OF the challenge
- today for the Americas Cup were ar
.sngea when Sir Thomas visited Dublin recent
y ,n tb- course Of a yachting cruise around the
r-,,ieb isles or board the Erin. Ho ;old Il
.-s.,a months ago Of his intention 20 challenge,
-. having until the end Of September to take
-.ioD he deferred challenging until the elev-
.,-b hour. not being desirous Of giving the
.-.-,oar vacatsrlen more time than necessary
a. make preparations for defending the cup they
Lo,fng. II is thought. a great advantage in the
.,,5;ticn that the challenging yacht must cross
The Atlantic
s. Thomas Linton. while admitting that the
,o-a, irish Yacht Club is challenging in his be
Lo,s declined % discuss the matter in its pres
,- stage. preferring TO wait until his chal-
Io,ra had been accepted. When notification Of
So ac-eptance reaches him. Sir Thomas VIII
,,-le;r clearly and fully the means by Whlch
=. homes 10 attain his ambition Of bringing Inc
,un hack 10 Great Britain.
F1rorn other sources il was learned that 0II
rrbo-nas intends 10 built two yachts, one 10 nc
5ss,sred by Fife and one by Mylne. The faster
~ the TWO will be sent here for the cup Inc
,nilders Of the yachts have not yet been maoe
,nh1i, II IS known that Sir Thomas has gone
-,ore fully into the subject this than on any
,-eyjous occasion. and he is credited with say
,ur that Il he does not win this time ne VIII
believe il is impossible 10 bring the cup back
70 these shores
The latest challenger. like the three previous
shamrocks. Will have to be sailed across the
Atlantic but it is understood that she VIII he
80 built that the handicap on this account will
not be so great as in former years
Il is not known why Sir Thomas decided to
challenge through the Royal Irish Yacht Club
instead Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. which
issued the previous challenges in his behalf. un-
less it is that he thinks that change OF luck
nay follow his change of clubs.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-14

HOLBROOk-At Y0nkers, n Y. on Wednesday. Septen1-
ber II, 1907, Helen Hanf0rd Hobrook widow OF Harry
Hobrook In her 6ls Funeral services at her ats
residence No AL North Broadway. Yoners Saturday.
az 2:3O p NJ InterInent Moodlawn-