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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-12
Drug Stores.
Dye Works.

K. C.. DYE Notwithstanding estab-
hshed here. Cleaning and pressing
j.. H. Angel, phone SIT.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-12
TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
& BELL. 06tf
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
OWES FOR CLOTHES
Widow of Capt. Selfridge Be.
comes Bankrupt.
DEBTS, $29,946; ASSETS, NIL
Widely Known Woman of Washing
ton, New York, and Boston Files
Petition i'm Manhattan Court-Hus-
hand Was Nephew of Rear Admi-
ral-Died in Boston Navy Yard.

New York, June i2-Susal " sell
fridge. widow OF Capt James Russell
Selfridge, T.. s. y. who was a nephew
Of Rear Admiral Thomas o. selfridgo.
has filed a petition IN bankruptcy here.
Her husband died while stationed at
the Boston Navy Yard. and his widow
has resided In this city. Washington.
and Boston
her liabilities she gives as S2a,9i6, with
no available assets She has q pension
from the United States g0vernmer-. fCr
which exemption is claimed She has q
long list Of creditors, among whom are
COrtlandt Parker Of Newark. n J.. SI2
On for legal services and loans. secured
by 1po shares Of stock Of the Home Land
and Mining Company; he Fidelity Trust
Company. of Philadelphia. as executor OF
s. B. Burton. 1890. secured By 100 shares
Of the Hance Asbestos Company, Prescott
Blgelow, Of Boston, 5000. for loans.
Demonet & Sons. Washington. $500 for
caterers supplies.
Mrs. Selfridge owes nine dresspaakers
Ao10, and for tailoring $3.50
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
YIRGINIA'S GALA DAY
Old Dominion Opens Home
coming Week at Fair.
NELSON PAGE READS POEM
Parade of Soldiery Almost as Large
as that Reviewed by President
Roosevelt on Georgia Day One of
the Features-GOv. swanson DeIiv-
erS the Principal Address.

Norfolk. Va. June 13-Thomas Nelson
Page, Of Virginia and Washington. D. c..
read a lengthy poem entitled The Vision
Of Raleigh" at the jamestown Exposi-
ton, In commemoraton Of Virginia Day
and Virginia Homecoming Week. The
first lines are as follows:
Gagged like an eagle in these stony walls.
Fast barred by iron grating in my Ceu
With harsh attaindsr passed upon ny life.
The shrevd-sdged ak hung Der me By hair.
And SPANS fierce hate aAsue % drive It down.
], Walter Raleigh, still am more than free
In that my soul is bat my bodys guest
And r0ams az viii the star-s,rewu realms Of space.
Like Calico in his lonely tower
By Amos food. / watch the starry skies
And read the message Teilcd from dirlmer eyes
Each nom with PhCebuz. chauorcer.
drive the flaming strcds across the main
To view the virgin land l gave my queen.
The beginning Of Homecoming Week
drew large numbers 10 the jamestown
Exposition to-day. Many Of those here
were prominent sons Of the Old Dominion,
some who have won distinction in other
States. a parade Of the soldiers. equal
almost to that reviewed by the Presi-
dent on Georgia Day. was the spectacular
feature Of the day. The entire Virginia
brigade the Fifth Georgia Infantry. the
regulars IN camp here. and several cadet
corps were inhine.
This was reviewed by Gov. Swan
son. The governor also delivered the prfn-
Cipal address Of the day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
RUEF ADMITS LYING
Witness COntradicts Testi.
mJny of Schmitz.
TELLS OF DIVIDING DOODLE
Declares -. 800 Handed TO san Fran.
ciscO's Mayor Was Designated as
taurants-CampbeII Intimntes Boss
Expects Immunity by Confession.

san Francisco. Cal. June 12-Former
Boss Abe Ruef to-day. in Judge DUNES
court. gave testimony which was a fat
contradiction Of Mayer Schmitz's testi-
mony. and which implicated the mayor In
receipt Of doodle" from French restau-
rant keepers. Ruef testified that he gave
Schmitz first $500 ana one year after
gave him 1850: but an irregular feature
In Ruef's reply to Prosecutor Heney's di-
rect question. in regard to what he told
Schmitz when he gave him his share Of
the money from the French restaurants,
was the admission that he called the
Doodle" a fee.
Ruef's answer was: Il did not say 10
him thai It was my share OF money from
French restaurants, I did say I had re-
ce'ved $500 fee, and II he would accept
it, would gladly give hin. .one-half Of it, 90
Ruef also declared thiF was the first
time he had spoken to Schmitz about this
holdup Of the French restaurant keepers.
These eYaslons robbed Ruefs testimony
Of much force, for they suggested doubt
Of its truthfulness, a doubt which his
manner Intensified.
Seek TO Prevent Answer.
Fierce debate preceded the ruling Of the
court, by which Heney was allowed to OBJ
tain from Ruef an answer to hfs question
as 10 the mayors guilt
In his cross-examination Campbell made
Ruef admit he had lied TO him and other
lawyers before ne made his confession.
Campbell asked: Were you present Mr.
Ruef at the house of the defendant in
December 1905 with Mr.. Drew. Mr.. Met
zon. and myself one Sunday afternoon
I remember such a meeting"
Did you say az that time that you
had not given the mayor one dollar of
French restaurant money!
81 do not recall the statement at this
time, but 1 remember 10 have made
such a statement at other times"
Are you not giving testimony now
in expectation Of complete immunity"
Objection Is Sustained.
Heney objected and the objection was
sustained.
That is ALL" said Campbell. and
Heney began the redirect examination.
AT the time you stated you did not
give any money 10 the mayor asked
Heney. "were you telling the truth?"
The witness hesitated and then said:
Il am telling the truth now. BY infer
ence you may see 1 was equivocating
when I denied payment Of money"
After Ruef was excused Scott and Sulli-
van, witnesses of yesterday for the de-
defense. were recalled, but their testimony
was unimportant. With this the case was
closed.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
S101,7S9 FOR A LIFE.
Jury Gives Big Award Against New
York Central.

Jury Gives Big Award Against New
York Central
New York, June IA jury in the Su-
preme Court to-day. before Justice OGor-
man. returned a verdict for SO, 1910 I'm
favor of Mrs. Sarah l. Z Read, and
against the New York Central and Hud-
son River Company, as compensation for
the death of her husband. Frank b. Read.
Who lost his life in an automobile aCci-
dent az the NanCOTt Landing Park Sta
tion of the Putnam division in June, 1904
The automobile Mr. Reid was in was
struck by an engine. the approach Of
which was concealed by "A train standing
at the station. The warning bell was out
Of order and failed 10 give notice of the
engines approach
The verdict is one of the largest ever
rendered in an accident suit in this coun-
~. and the accident has proved an ex-
pensive one 10 the railroad company. \
verdict for $4,000 was awarded recently
to a Miss Noakes, who was I'm the auto
mobile, and one of $1,000 70 the chauffeur
Miss Noakes and the chauffeur each lost
leg. Miss Noakes father. George
NOakes, W-s in the car, but escaped un-
injured.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
PIE MEN DEFEND RIGHTS.
Tell Pure-fOod Experts Of Excel
IencY of PreHerNnfINe

AfHtN th tFFAfENNtlAR,
Benzoate Of soda IS a fine preserva-
tive of apple sass mincemeat. CO.
coanut, custard, and other pie filings.
according TO representatives. Of the
Food Manufacturers Association. who
appeared before the pure-food experts
Of the Department Of Agriculture yes
terday. The members Of the associa-
tion named handle pie filings by the
ton. and they offer for sale filings that
afford the foundation for pies much
better than mother used to make They
had been informed that the depart
ment's chief chemist had about made
up his mind TO put a ban on benzoate
Of soda as preservative Of food
products.
More than lfty-seven reasons were
given why they should be permitted 70
use benzoate OF soda. In the first place.
the pie filings had to be preserved T;
in the second place. they had to be pre-.
served with chemical that would pre-
vent fermentation and at the same time
was not deleteri1us to health Benzoate
Of soda just filled the bill.
Benzoate Of soda Is now on trial be-
fore DR.. Wiley and the other depart
ment experts. An early verdict is ex-
peCted
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
TIFFANY MAY SUE MRS. GOULD.
Husband VIII Not Pay for Gems
Bought After Separation,

New York June i2-It is uow said
that Tiffany d Co, to whom Katherine
Clemmons Gould. the former actress
and wife of Howard Could, is indebted
for more than S60.0oo. are contemplate
ing civil action against her TO get their
money.
The law provides that a husband is
responsible for debts incurred by his
wife when they are for necessities of
life. and it is expected the question will
arise DIS 10 whether the Jewels bought
by Mrs. Gould. after her separation
from her husband, We're necessary"
for her.
NIr Gould is said to have notified the
firm that he would not pay the bill
Pending the decision Of the courts
I'm the suit for separation filed by Mrs.
Gould. il is expected that her counsel
will make application for alimony. This
move. no doubt. will bring on a bitter
fight as neither side seems able to
agree on Just what amount Of alimony
should be paid her
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
DENIES ARSON CHARGE.
EX-postmaster Vail Takes Stand In
Pennington.

Pennington, y. J., June Eek
Postmaster Charles T. Vail. who was
placed on trial here Monday upon a
charge Of burning the West Portal
store property. took the stand in his
own behalf late this afternoon. The
State rested its case this noon. The de-
fendant said his memory was bad as TO
dates and slow to act since a trolley
accident in whieh he figured. He de-
MED all of Hummell's statements
which implicated him in the burning
Of the store building
He was still on the stand when court
adjourned for the day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
WILL PARDON MRS. BIRDsoNG
Governor of Mississippi Announcer
that He Will Act in Case.

Jackson Miss. June Gov. Var
daman has issued a stay Of execution
preventing the removal Of Mrs. Angie
BirdsonE to the penitentiary. and an
nOunced that he would grant a pardon
TO her. She has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment for killing DR..
Thomas Butler, of Monticello. who had
been her friend and physician. Her de-
fense was the unwritten law. Her con-
viction was upheld by the State Su-
preme Court
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
GEN. MURRAY PRAISES MILITIA
Chief of Artillery Division. L. $. a,
InsDects New York Forts.

New York, June 2.-Brig. Gen Arthur
Murray. chief Of the artillery .vision of
the United States army and staff from
Washington, made an inspection today
of Forts Totten. Schuyler Hamilton, and
Wadsworth. which are Just now manned
by the militia, in conjunction with the
regulars. The tour began in the morn
and lasted throughout the better part Of
the day. He was escorted from Fort
Hamilton to Fort Wadsworth by Col
Harris, the district commander of the
artillery zone about New York.
Gen. Murray said that he could not be
more delighted with what he saw.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
l-Orchard Not Confused by Lawyers.
1-No Trace Found Of Drowned Middies
Navy Officers Wife a Bankrupt
1-Ruef Admits Lying About Doodle.
3-Oyster Bay Welcomes Roosevelts.
Airs. Randolph Loses Stokes Suit
at Sea After Fourteen Days.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
LOCAL.

1-Carrie Nation Arrested
Little Joker Spoils Plans
2-Shake-Up in Washington Post-office.
2-Thousands Mourn Morgan.
2-Georgetown Nurses Graduate.
G-Episcopal Cathedral Plans Improved.
5-Orphans Made Happy in Autos
9-Root Outlines japanese Case.
Classed as Laborers.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
Rnre Furnishings at Auction

The first $50 lots Of the Clearance Sale"
at Sloan's. 1907 G ST. were disposed of
yesterday at very low prices, MANY OF
the most important pieces of mahogany
and oak furniture, books, rugs, plate, &c,
VIII be sold TO-DAY, commencing at II a.
bargains may be expected and if you are
seeking fine effects it will pay TO attend
this sale. Catalogues at the rooms, 1407
G ST
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN.
MacIay Takes First at London
Horse show.

Horse ShOWs
London, June 12-The attendance at the
horse show at the Olympia this morning
was the largest since the opening. There
was not a vacant seat.
In the judging of four pairs Of light
harness horses and the best-appointed
road rig Roseworthy and Marguerite Mar
grave. owned by Alfred B. Maclay. of
New York, were first with Walter
Winans' Barney F. and Rip second.
Out Of nineteen pairs of harness horses
not exceeding fifteen hands, Walter
Winans' LOndesborOugh and LOnsdale
were first William Orr Barclays Sandow
and Sultan second. and Leon Thomas
Maud and Polka third.
Rustling silk and The Dude, from A. c.
Vanderbilt's Oakland farm. at Newport,
took the blue ribbon in class g.
pairs of harness horses shown in a
brougham Lord Baltimore and Ny
Maryland, owned by c. w. Watson, of
Baltimore. took off the second honors.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia.
fair and slightly warmer to-day
and tomorrow; light easterly
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
NO TRACE IS FOUND
OF MIDDIES' BODIES
Theory Now Is that Launch
May Have Been Upset.
TWO MORE DRIFT AWAY
Sailors on Another Small Craft
Meet with Accident.

Waters About Hampton Roads Being
Watched for More signs from Lads
Who Are Believed TO Have Per-
ished-Rumor that Name of Boat
that Ran Down Little Steamer Is
known Is Not OmciaIIy Verified.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
THE WASHINGTON HERALD'S
BOOTH AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

booth has been opened
Building at the jamestown Exposition Washington Herald It
is conveniently located and the of this
Washington
who invited make
in communication
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
~ safcfr nf NYrddlnr Giff,.

Family silverware. &c. is assured by stor-
ing such belongings in the special vaults
of Union Trust Co. 1414 + ST NV. Rea-
sonable rates. Wagon sent upon request
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
ORCHARD BATTLES
CROSS-EXAMINER
Again Balks Every Move to
Tangle Story.
C0NFESSES TO BURGLARY
Adds One More Crime to His
List Of HOrrid Deeds.

Tells How lie Plotted to kidnap
Loaned Him HOney-AlIeged Ac-
eompIice Will Testify for Defense.
Attorney for Haywood Makes No
HeadWay Against Cool Witness.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from y to 3. 1412 ~ Z. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
s2.75 10 Lurav and Return. Including
Admission TO CnNerns.

Leave Baltimore and Ohio Station.
Washington. Saturday. June Is, sos A. m
stopping at Forest Glen Rockville, and
Gaithersburg returning same day. A
splendid opportunity for days outing
and to visit this famous natural curiosity,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
n Yon Want a Good Position.

Attend Strayers Business College. 11th
and + SITS. NV. Catalogue free.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
sf.O0 Harpers Ferry, HalItown, Charles
town, Summit Point, WInehes-

/ -narn Rnlilnnrn nnd 0hin 80

Leave Baltimore and Ohio station. Wash
ington. $50 a. m. Sunday. June 16 Plenty
oc room for every one. and a magnificent
opportunity to spend a delightful day in
the country at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
LITTLE JOKER FOUND
Commissioners Get Surprise
i'll Light Proposition.
HIDDEN IN SUNDRY CIVIL BILL

Innocent Looking Article Empowers
Secretary of Treasury 10 Deter
Its own Electric Plant or Secure
Power from other Sources.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Prices on all Kinds of Lumber are Lower.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Llbbey & Co.. 9Th St, ana n, Y. Ave
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

LibOey & Co.. 9Th St and N. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Boards. Wide and Bright. 500 per 100 IT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

The Best Boards only 500 per 100 #.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Waterbury, March Ex-Governor

Waterbury, March Ex-Governor Woodbury was g passenger on a train wrecked near here this morn ing, and narrowly escaped being killed. He was covered with de- bris and was not found for some time after the wreck.
 Leroy, Wis, Mar. 2-This town IS practically destroyed, a fire start ing this forenoon wiping out the entire business section. This town has population Of 12,O00,
 Washington, Mar 2---RooseveIt has sent the name of Mai. Goethal to the Senate as head of Panama canal commission.
 Portsmouth, Ohio, Mar. D. Rloting is now on here owing to the importation of men to take the PIdCc ol StIIklllS car men. TWO policemen have been shot and cars burned in the streets by the infuri- ated strikers. The sheriff has called for troops to control the rioters.
 Eureka, Mar. 2-At noon today the Corona was breaking up. Ire menduOus seas are breaking over her continually.
 Chicago, Mar. 2--The repuhi:. cans have nominated Postmaster Russo for mayor on municipal ownership ticket
 Seattle, Mar. 2-The Saratoga sailed yesterday evening with 90 passengers for Valdez and interior points, and an outfit and construc- tion crew for Katalla.
 Mexico, Mar 2-Meagre report of an important battle between the Honduras and Nicaragua troops. have just been received. Nicarau- qua has a slight advantage.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Corona Aground

Seattle, Mar 1.-The steamer Corona. of the Pacific Coast Co.,, is aground on the Humboldt bar, in dangerous position, with hugh waves breaking over her. There are 50 passehgers, who are panic stricken.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
New York, Mar. 1-Jerome vii


 New York, Mar. 1-Jerome will probably apply today for the ap- pointment of a lunacy commission to inv stigate Thaw.
 Waterbury, March, "A special military train returning from a banquet with company of the Second regiment, ran into an open switch near here last night and was wrecked Four privates were killed and Capt. Spencer and Lieu tenants Fitch and Crabb were se- riously injured.
 Washington, Mar. 2-The de- pertinent denies having any know ledge of the transferring of Col. Glassford, as reported in Seattle this morning.
 Concord, March 2-George Gro yer, son of Mrs. Eddy, the Chris tian Scientist, has started a suit in equity for an accounting of his mothers estate. He claims that she is feeble minded.
 Seattle, Mar. 2-Captain Mason will be eXonorated from any blame for running the Portland ashore near Nanaimo last week. The ac- cident was due to heavy fogs.
 Boise, Mar. 2-The Senate has proposed the erection of a statute in honor of former senator Shonp, brother of the present U. $. Marshal at Juneau.
 Tacoma, Mar. 2-The lid will be pried off Tacoma tomorrow, &C., cording to the statement of promi- nent store keepers Many of the stores which were closed last Sun day will be open tomorrow
 Fresh oysters on every boat at Wikidel's.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
ANOTHER RAILROAD Catalla 3c Carbon Mt. Is Incorporated By
 Isippy

has been incorporated With a capi- talization of %1,OOO,OOO. Accord ing to the articles of incorporation the road is to run from Carbon mountain to Controller bay, near the mouth of Boring River. The incorporators are John Schran, ", Il. French, T. 5. Lippy and Clark Davis.
 Seattle. March 1-John Chris, tianson and F. " Anderson, who were serving three years at Me Neil's island for melting a riot at Nome, have been released on a writ of appeal.
 Washington, Mar. 1-The Sen ate has passed a bill appropriating S7OO,OOO for buildings and exhibits at the Alaska exposition in 1909 for Alaska and the Philippines.
 San Francisco, Mar. 1.-The en. tire panel of the Reuf jury has been dismissed. Out of fifty names only ten can be found, and they  have had no residence in the city since the earthquake. Another jury will be drawn and it Is ex- pected the trial will start Tuesday.
 Olympia, Mar. At a joint con- ference yesterday the legislature decided to pass the direct primary bill Tuesday. The initiative and referendum measure has passed the House
 Seattle, March 1-Sixty men in charge of superintendent of con otruction Mcclure will sail on the Saratoga, probably today, to start work on the Copper River x North western road at Katalla. This is the first crew to go to the new ter minus.
 Carmi. IT, Mar. 1-Rev. little and bis father, wife and baby were killed and his house demolished yesterday by the explosion of dyna mite which was stored in the base ment for useln blowing out stumps.
 Austin, March 1-The minority in the House denounces Baily as malicious, wilful liar. They say his record in Mississippi was bad. Lieutenant Governor Davidson says he will be 9 candidate for sep ator two years from now and will wipe out Texas disgrace.
 Nanaimo, Mar. 1--RaIph Smith. of this place has been offered the commissionship of the Yukon, to succeed McInnes.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Washington. Mar. 1-Senator

| territories, voiced the sentiments of the committee today regarding railroad aid saying that they be- lieve in extending a uniform stated amount of aid for every road doing actual work in Alaska. which will benefit the country He cites as an instance the Alaska railroad, from Cordova to the Yukon.
 New York, March Thaw is- sued a statement yesterday that Jerome has been making unprofes- siOnal statements in court regard ing his Wife's testimony, and he objects strongly to the prosecutors action.
 Sacramento, March 1-The legis- lature has passed the anti-alien bill, directed against Japanese and 1 Chinese, and the measure will be Signed by the governor. The bill provides that Japs and Chinese cannot hold property more than five years unless they are natural ized, and can only hold a lease for one year
 Wallace, Mar. 1-The prosecu- tion moved to reopen the direct testimony in the Adams case, claiming it can prove Tyler was murdered Aug. Eth, thus disprov- ing Adams alibi.
 Washington, Mar. 2-The House has passed the ship subsidy bill. In the measure as adopted the Pacific Coast mail boats are not provided for.
 Seattle, March 1-Jesse Hall has returned from California, and makes the statement Chat he will prosecute Wm. Constantine for trying to kill him if it costs him $1O0,0OO
 Sacramento, Mar 1-The Sem ate has killed the anti-prizc-fght bill, believing that the public wishes tine sport to continue. Wallace, Mar. 1-The Mover. Haywood and Pettibone cases will undoubtedly be postponed until after the meeting of the granu jury at Boise, April 1st,
 Seattle, Mar. 1--Tre proposed issue of half a million dollar bonds by King county has been declared illegal
 Corona Aground
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-28

OFFICERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the laws Of Florida and
the resolution of the city council re-
Iating to the registration of persons
qualified TO vote in the Pensacola city
election TO be held on June 4. 1907,
I will open the office Of registration
officer. in the council chamber on the
3rd day Of May. 1907, for the registra-
ttion of all persons qualified TO vote
in the said city election. Said office
will be open every day from 8 a N.
until l p. m. and from ) p m, until
3 D. m. for a period OF ten consecu-
tive days from May s, 1907.
l. J. ANDERSON.
Registration Officer for City of Pen
sacola. April231w.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-28

l.. d Powell. do appear before tho Dis
trict Court OF the United States for said
District to b. holden at Pensacola on the
18th dav of Nav. \. II. 1907. to answer to
a petition hlcd by Abe WcH. trading as
the Abe Well Wholesale House. b SchlosS
and NJ. Kahn. trading aS SChl0SS & Kahn
J. Loeb Grocery Company. n corpora ton
and GreiI Bros. Company. Corpora ton,
in our said court, praying that he may b."
ad diudgcd a bankrupt, and to do further
and receive that which our said District
Court shall consider in this behalf. and
that he is no wise to omit under the pains
and penalties OF what may h"iail HIM
This order shall he published once a
week for two consecutive weeks in The
Pensacola Journal. a daily newspaper pub
IishcJ in the CITY of PcnSar cola. Done ard
orda cred this 27th dav af April \ u. 1907.
CHAS. SWAYNE.
aD1SS-rDayI 1tTarl judge.