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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-08

Boise, Idaho, June S.-The Hay
wood trial was resumed at $50 to-
day with Harry Orchard still under
examination. The Haywood family
group, now numbering seven, was in
court when the proceedings began.
Orchard testified today that ne had
not become acquainted with Petit
bone until 1904, same year he went
with Meyer to Ouray as a bodyguard.
He roomed over Pettibone's store for
a while.
Before court adjourned yesterday,
Orchard had been questioned by the
attorneys for the defense concerning
his life narrative down to the early
part of the year 1904, when the wit
ness had gone from Denver to Ouray,
Colo, with Charles H. Meyer, then as
now president of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners. Meyer had been, he
said, afraid of attack from the thugs"
of the mine owners, and mad taken
Orchard along as a body guard.
Today Richardson went into the at
tempts made upon the life of Cover
nor Peabody of Colorado. He wanted
to know why Orchard had gone to
Cripple Creek to get Steve Adams to
help him assassinate the governor
WAS it because he was a Fedora
ton man " he was asked.
No" replied Orchard, sit was be-
cause l wanted a partner"
Did you know Adams very well?"
Not so very well.'
Orchard constantly corrected Ricn-
ardson as to the differences he would
draw from his answers, and as to
the attorneys recollection of his di-
rect testimony.
Haywood was repeatedly in conver-
sation with Mr. Richardson, suggest
ing questions and giving correct
dates.
The tack taken by the defendants
attorneys in asking Orchard if he
wanted Adams to help him in assas-
Governor Peabody because
Adams was a Federation man is TAX
en- as another indication that the de-
fense will contend that Orchard was
in the employ of the Mine Owners
Association and that he tried to in
volve the Federation or a Federation
man in all of his crimes. 1t is certain
that the defense will claim there was
a counter plot on the part of the
mine owners to break up the miners
union by having lawless acts attrib
uted to it.
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SuppOSition.

SuppOsing you didn't feel hur.
ried, and suppOsing she we're
with you and suppOsing you
could have a small individual
table with cut glass. beautiful
silver. firstcIass service, a four
course dinner from a French
cook, amid cool restful sur-
rOundings for just SO cents,
what would you do? At the
"GRILL" Sunday, from IL until
800.
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SECRETARY TAFT is
ON WESTERN TRIP.

Washington, June S.-Secretary of
War Taft will leave tomorrow on his
western swing around the circle and
the political gossips are today busily
engaged in discussing the political
Significance of the trip, despite the as
surances of the fat secretary that the
journey is undertaken solely for the
purpose of paying social and official
calls From the capital he will pro-
ceed to Milwaukee, where he will
speak Monday evening before the Mer
chants and Manufacturers associa-
ton. Just what he will say is not yet
known, but it is understood the ao< ress
will bear only Slightly on current po-
litioal issues.
If Secretary Taft desires to air MS
campaign views, he will be afforded
an excellent opportunity at Davenport,
Ia, Tuesday evening. when he will be
the guest of honor at banquet of the
Tri-City club with some of the leading
newspaper men of Illinois and Iowa as
his auditors. While in Davenport the
secretary will inspect the Rock Is
land arsenal.
The students of the University of
Iowa will be favored with a speech
next Wednesday. From Iowa City Mr..
Taft will go to Minneapolis, where he
delivers an address at the University
of Minneapolis on Thursday. Fort
Smelling is next on the route mapped
out by the secretary, where a banquet
will be given by the Commercial club
The invitation of the White Earth In
dians to attend their pow-wow has
been respectfully declined, lack OF
time being given as the reason.
From Sioux Falls, S D., which the
secretary will visit next Saturday,
the party will proceed to Fort Meade
s. D.. where Mr.. Taft will investigate
the condition of the runaway Ute In
dians June Is, is the date set for an
inspection of the post at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, where the soldiers will
give their chief a rousing military re-
ception. The trip will end at Ottawa,
Kansas. June 20, with an address be-
fore the Kansas Chautauqua, after
which Mr.. Taft will return to Washing
ton About the first of next month
Mr.. Taft will leave the capital for
Hamilton Bay, Canada, where. with
his family, he will spend two months
resting before resuming the strenu-
Gus career of his executive peace
maker.
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Paris-Pekin Bubble Race.

Paris, June S.-An motoring Paris
is in a fever of excitement today over
the departure on Monday of the eigh-
teen contestants entered in the Pekin
automobile race, the longest and most
adventursome ever undertaken. The
start will be made in the presence of
the French, Russian and Italian minis
ters to Pekin, who will form commit
tee of honor to wish the motorists
Godspeed. The distance is $500 miles
and the route lies through Mongolia,
the Cobb desert, Siberia, the Ural
mountains. southern Russia, Germany
and France The contestants expect
the journey to occupy less than three
months. Among the entrants is
Prince Borghesi. of Rome. who will
drive his own car on the perilous trip.
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ALLEGED EFFECT OF
wEATLER ON CRIME

Chicago, June S.-Chicago's suicide
record was broken in May, when So
persons in the city ended their lives.
The coroner's Office and Forecaster
Henry J. Cox say the weather was
responsible for the increase. The cor
o1er's books show all records in the
history of Cook county broken in
May. There were 199 cases of self-de-
struction recorded in the county when
the office closed last night, and the
effect of the weather is to be seen
on an increasing scale The effect on
all sorts of crime is also manifest.
In the first five months of the year
there were IS murders, twenty-five of
which were committed in May.
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MORE cOLORADOMETH
obs IN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, Cal, June S.-Accord-
ing to the statement of railroad Off
cials, an attempt was made yesterday
TO wreck the southbound train a short
distance north of this city. 1t is said
that a track walker discovered a hea-
Wy log-chain bound across the rails
at a siding switch in such a way as
to derail the train. The scene of the
attempt was but a short distance
from West Glendale where a passen-
ger train was recently wrecked. The
officials are convinced that the efforts
20 wreck trains are made by crank
Or discharged employe.
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A New Char Store

Roswell will nave another cigar
store by July first. Otto Baumer and
Fred Hunt have rented the front of
the room in which the Mueller tailor
ing establishment is located two
doors south of the First National
Bank, and are now having fixtures
made for the new cigar store which
they will open there. This is an ex-
tremely good location, and as both
gentlemen have a host of friends in
Roswell and will handle all the best
known and popular brands. they
should do a good business. The Rec
ord wishes them every success.
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FREIGHT CARS GO

INTO THE DITCH.
There was a slight wreck on the
railroad just south of Fifth street
last night about nine o'clock On the
west side of the embankment there
is a switch coming from the south,
and ending at the edge of the ditch
coming east on Fifth street. While
doing some switching of freight cars
last night, it became necessary to run
some cars out on this dead end spur.
and instead of stopping before reach
ing the ditch the cars went on. One
car went clear into the ditch and tive
others went off the track, and were
pushed up against the house at the
corner, which has just been occupied
by NJ. A. Howe, with a short order
restaurant. This building was pushed
~ome eight or ten feet out of plumb
md otherwise damaged, the loss be-
ing estimated at about five hundred
dollars.
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CONFESSED MURDER OF
HIS MOTAERlN-lAW lAW.

Karlsruhe, Germany. June S.-Karl
Hau, who has been under arrest here
for some time, charged with the mur-
der Of his mother-in-law at Baden
Baden in November last, confessed
mis- guilt today. Hau's confession fol
lowed the news that his wife had COM
miffed suicide by drowning n a lake
I'm Switzerland. Although German by
birth. Hau lived many years In Wash
ineton, where he was prominent so
cfaI1y and I'm the legal profession
Money troubles prompted Hau's crime
WASHINGTON. June S--Ralph Burton.
counsel Cor Karl Han. who Is charg-
ed with the murder OF his mother-in
law. today attributed the suicide OF
Han.a wife on wednesday TO mental
aberratIon brought about by grief ov-
er tha charges against her husba7d-
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SAM BRAME HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

This morning Sam Brame, who is
working as a carpenter at the L. F.
D. ranch, started with another car
Denter. Mr. Poe, to drive out to the
~anch. They had a two horse rig, and
from the start the horses were un-
easy. and began kicking and pl1nging.
In some way, the tongue of the rig.
which was little short dropped down
n front, and the horses, startled by
his, began running and plu1ging
worse than ever. Sam Brame, in at
+empting to get clear of the outfit,
was thrown out and badly scratched
1p about the head. but was not 9th
erwise injured. Poe escaped entirely
-rlhurt. by staying with the horses
until they stopped.
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The gamblers driven out of Texas
are f1ocking to Mexico. This has led
the governor of Coahuila to send a
message to- the State Asse mbly re
questing the passage of a law even
more stringent than that of Texas.
There seems to be no place left for
the gamblers but Wall street. Tney
will have to change their methods of
gambling and go there.-Mineral
Wells Index
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UNUSUAL RISE IN THE
n

New Orleans, La, June S.-July
cotton continued with an unusual rise
today, the July option being quoted
at 1872 soon after the opening. the
price for October delivery came with
il two points of 1919 cents per pound
and then receded
Cotton Condition so Per Cent.
Montgomery. Ala, June S.-Presi
dent Seymour of the Alabama divis
of the Cotton Growers Association
gives out statement in which he
shows that the condition of cotton at
this time is not much above fifty per
cent. The stand is poor and badly in
the grass. Only the best of weather
from now on can assure anything like
crop.
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Grand Junction, Colo, June S.-The
election of trustees yesterday disclos-
ed the fact that a university of Indus
trial Science and Art is to be estab-
lished here and supported by a Car
negie foundation fund. The initial en-
dowment is said to be $500,000, and
the total cost of the establishment
will be 81 100000. The new universi-
ty is to be known as the Western
University
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Live Stock Market

Kansas City, June 8.-CattIe re-
ceipts, 1000. Market steady Southern
steers, $500 $50; southern cows, ESQ
94.0O; bulls, 3.5O@5-1O; c"i',Ss, 3.75
66.75; western steers, 4.25@6O0;
western fed COWS, 3.25@4.5O
Sheep receipts, 1000 Muttons, $50
36.60: lambs, 7.75@9.3O: range weth-
ers, 5.25@7-1O; fed ewes, 4.75@6.15
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-08

Washington, June s. President
Roosevelt will deliver an address at
the laying of the. corner stone of the
new Masonic temple in this city this
afternoon. There also will be address
es by J. H. Small, Jr., president of
the Masonic Temple Association Mat
thew Trimble, Commissioner Henry
L. West of the District of Columbia
and James D. Richardson, Sovereign
Grand Commander of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Free Mason
ry in the Southern Jurisdiction. There
is to be music by the U. S. Marine
Band, and singing of the hymn, Amer
lea. An interesting feature is the fact
that the gayel and trOwel to be used
in the ceremony are the same used
by President Washington when the
cornerstone of the United States Cap
itol was laid Sept. 18, 1893. The Bible
is the one used by Frederick S. Burg.
in Lodge No. 4, Virginia when Presi-
dent Washington was made a Mason.
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Nav Gust a County Attorney.

Pittsburg, Kan, June st is be
lieved that action will be taken Mon
day by the attorney general on the pc
titions filed by the Civic league. ask
ing that County Attorney d. H. Wool
ey be ousted from office because OF
failure to enforce the prohibition law.
The statute against the sale of liquors
has never been put into effect in this
city. there being now thirty or forty
saloons which are subjected to quar-
terly fines by the county officials.
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BID
REV MR. DAVIS Farewell

A farewell reception was given Rev.
Edwin Emerson Davis, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, last night at the
church by the members of his colgre-
CATION The occasion was the depar-
ture on Monday of Mr.. Davis on
two months Vacation. Mr.. Davis will
leave Monday for New York, from
which city he will sail on June 10,
with Charles NJ. Millspaugh. of New
York They will visit Glasgow and
other points in Scotland and England
and will then tour the continent of
Europe, returning to America in
August.
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J. s. Duncan. of Las Vegas. is in
the city on business with local people.
Mr.. Duncan is coal oil Inspector for
the Territory. being appointed to that
Office by former Governor Hagerman.
He is also vice president of the South
western Building and Loan Associa-
tion, and it is business for the latter
that has called him to Roswell. r.
H. McCune is the local agent for this
association
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Only a Guess.

Toxic. June S.-After a conference
with the elder statesmen and cabinet
ministers today. Viscount Hayashi,
the foreign minister, proceeded at
once to the palace. 1t is believed, that
diplomatic affairs of importance were
discussed during the conference, am
ong them the American question.
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Oklahoma Democratic Primaries.

Guthrie, Okla, June S.-Democratic
primaries are in progress today thru
out the territory embaced in the new
state for purpose of nominating can
didates for congressional and state
Offices. The candidates for United
States senator are Roy Hoffman, of
Chandler, Okla, T. P. Gore. of Lawton
Okla: Patrick Nagle of Kingfisher.
Okla: NJ. L. Turner. of Oklahoma
City: Henry Furman. of Ada, l. tt
Robert L. Owen. of Muskogee, 1. T.,
and S. NJ. Rutherford. OF Muskogee.
It
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Died of ApopIexy.

Washington, June S.-Medical Di-
rector Robert A Marmion, u. S. N,
retired. died today as the result of a
stroke of apoplexy which he suffered
yesterday while walking along Penn
sylvania avenue near the treasury
building. He was born in West Vir-
ginia.
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The advertising merchant os the
one who does the business in these
days of push and enterprise. The
newspapers place your business under
the eyes of the buyer. He sees what
he wants and, knowing where to find
Il. looks up the wide-awake merchant
wao asked him to come and see MIN.
Success in these days of sharp COM
petition calls for eternal vigilance.
You can't keep a hustler down.-Me-
ridian (Tex.) Tribune.
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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 z 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 and
real to live II the consumers will act
as they talk we will do the rest
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY CO.
Independent Refineries-
76-tf. Phone 412-
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ing waste paper and trash, and a
small stairway leading to the store
room in the rear caught fire Aided
by a force of men at work in the
Ullery Furniture Co. store the blaze
was speedily put out. although a call
had been turned in for the fire depart
ment
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76-tf.

w. 8. Prayers beautiful residence
on South Main is offered for sale for
the first time. Business reasons only
induce Mr. Prayer to part with his
fine home. We nave al exceptionally
low price on this property for the
next 80 days. VIII be pleased to show
II 10 any prospective purcnaser.-Carl
ton & Bell
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS
CnNTINIIES TO INCREAS

The business at the Roswell post
1ffice is still on the increase. The bu-
iiness for the fiscal year ending APP
Ill first was $17,0S5.5S as compared
with $14 ,824.99 for the previous year
Zach quarter showed al increase.
Postmaster Kellahin says that the
present quarter shows that the re
ceipts. if the increase continues, will
-ln over eighteen thousand for the
present year.
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OIL. OIL. OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call I'D Phone 412 and ask ouI
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us trial and let
us convince Won.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refneries.
76-tf. Phone 412
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To HANG eeoroIa Murderer.

Cordele, Ga. June 8.-George T.
BIndick, convicted of the murder OF
John Shoulder, near here four years
ago. will be hanged next week, having
been resentenced by Judge LittleJohn.
After his conviction Bundick escaped
but was captured in California and
brought back here His brother, An
drew, is now serving a life sentence
for completely in the same crime.
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According to a Santa Fe Dispatch,
Hon. Herbert J. Hagerman. has gone
from Albuquerque to Colorado Springs
the home of his brother, Percy Hager-
man
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DORCHESTER, MASS,
CELEBRATING TODAY

Boston, Mass, June 8.-Dorchester,
the first place il the United States
to use the town meeting. the first to
establish a free school supported by
a popular tax, and the third oldest set
tlement in New England, is celebrat-
ing today the 177tn anniversary of
its founding. The program for the eel
ebration day included a luncheon to
Governor Guild given by Mayor Fitz-
gerald, and the placing of the old
milestone laio in 1874 in the Blake
House. Fully 5000 men were equipped
for the parade which is the big fea-
ture of the days celebration.
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New Bank At Iakewood-

the walls of the new bank building
at Lakewood are about up, and the
building is showing up in great shape
and will be quite an addition to Main
Street. Pressed red brick are being
used for the walls, and white brick
for the trimmings
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
DAMAGE RX CXCI e

Bombay, India, June st is esti-
mated that damage to the amount of
three to six million dollars was caus-
ed by the cyclone which swept over
Kurrachi on June 9Th. The lighting
system of the city was completely
wrecked.
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The District Court.

The district court is still working
on the Browning-Douthitt well case.
The following new cases have been
fled: T. w. Carmichael, L. NJ. Car
michael and Chas. D. Carmichael
partners under the firm name of Car
michael Lumber Company VS.. ]. B.
West, a suit on contract. Also the
same plaintiffs VS.. H. L. Holloway,
suit on contract
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Emperor Proeaims Amnesty.

Buda Pesth, June S.-Emperor
Francis Joseph. in celebration of the
fourteenth anniversary of mis- corona
ton as King of Hungary, today de-
creed far-reacling amnesty, especial
ly for persons sentenced for "lese
majestic"
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The Las Cruces Water Company
has reduced it's rates to consumers
about twenty per cent, the reduction
taking effect June 1st.
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James Grimes who escaped from the
Territorial penitentiary about one
year ago by concealing himself in a
car of brick as it was leaving the pen
itentiary. was returned to his old cell
on Tuesday.
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Why Try Breakfasts?-THE GRILL CAFE.

Mr.. Burton stated that Mrs. Hau had
been very much depressed since the
proceedings were begun against her
husband. She is 80 years old, and
German by birth.
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TROUBLESOME TROOPS
SENT TO Philippines,

3 Washington, June S.-The
? 25th infantry, whose battalion
? figured in the Brownsville in 8
? cident, was today ordered to
2 sail for the Philippines from
? San Francisco on the transport
? Buford. July 25th. Their going
will remove practically all ne
? gro troops from the United
? States only a few cavalrymen
, being left at West Point.
;
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What Do You Think
About II?

I'VE may live without poetry, music,
and art;
We may live without conscience. and
live without heart;
We may live without friends; we may
live without books:
But civilized man cannot live with
out cooks.
He may live without books,-wnat is
knowledge but grieving?
He may live without hope,-what is
hope but deceiving?
He may live without love,-what is
passion but pining?
But where is the man that can live
without dining?"
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Carlsbad VS.. Lakewood.

The Carlsbad and Lakewood base
ball teams, between which there has
been considerable rivalry, are playing
at Lakewood today. 1t is reported
that Carlsbad mas imported a battery
from FIT. Worth, Tex, for the battle
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
OWED TIE TERRITnPN

The FL Paso and Southwestern Raj
way Company will remove its shops
from Santa Rosa to Tucumcari.
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Itasca, Texas, Friday morning. where
she graduated from Switzer College
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TERRIFIC
TORNADO
SWEEPS OVER KENTUCKY, INDIA
MA AND ILLINOIS KILL
ING MANY PEOPLE.
PROPERTY TYLOSSIS GREAT

Twenty-one People are Missing at
GradyVille, KY, Many of Whom are
Undoubtedly Dead Heavy Loss of
Life at Other PIaces.-CIoudburst
Wipes Out Lumbermen.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM
A SERIOUS FIR

What might have developed into
serious fire occurred early this morn
'ng in the rear Of Morrison Bros. the
wind blew some burning trash from
small fire at which porter was burn
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PECT ON THE TESTIMONY
OF HARRY ORCHARD.
HINT OF DEFENSE

Seems Probable Defense Will Claim
Orchard Was Employed by the Mine
Owners to Attempt to Implicate the
Federation of Miners in Lawless
Acts Performed by Him.