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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-09-24
Opening Show Of Fall and Winter STYLES

CPLENDOR and utility, fashion and economy, comprehen
y siveness and discrimination the post graduate" for
every woman matter how learned in matters sartoa
the gathering of all that BEST in women Fall and Winter
and accessories Yes easy say BEST but see
show is to realize that there concentrated here the rumphs
of the master fashion minds of the world appreciate that
this store wod power in matters of style quickly
recognize showing that stands supreme Newark that
tops anything we have done before The curriculum of~h
university of style includes Millinery, Garments, Waists and
all other departments of style Also handsome furnishings
for thehome New Lace Curtains, New Poreres New Tap
estries, New Couch and Table Covers, Etc.
Daily Wagon Deliveries to Morristown and vicinity
No Branch Stores Mail Orders Filled
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Letter to Eugene Troxell.
Morristown. hi. j.

Dear Sir: The easiest way we know
of to make little money iS-if you're
going to paint-to paint with the
paint that takes least gallons.
Take small job; say'it takes 10 gal
Ions DevOe; two coats: that an aver
age house. When the job is done and
the bill comes-in, it is $50; the paint
etc S17.5c; the rest is for labor and
carriage; the labor is fixing the surface,
shifting ladders, scaffolds, pulleys and
ropes, and brushing-on paint.
Take another lob exactly like that {:
try another paint: it takes II gallons.
The bill is $40 more. Take another
exactly the same; another paint: it
takes 20 gallons. The bill'is 800.
There is only one Devoe & Reynolds;
there's dozen l2-gallon paints, and
100 that take 20 gallons to cover a 10
gallon job.
The only difficulty is in finding.out
Devoe & Reynolds. After that you
save work; there's less work in 10 than
in II or 20 gallons; less paint to buy
and less to brush-on and less wages to
pay.
If Devoe & Reynolds were only a
little better than others, there'd be
some difficulty in fnding-out the diff
ference. 1t goes twice as far as half
the paints; that ought to be easy.
1t wears longer too. You'll wait a
good while, if you wait to tind-out how
long it wears: there are thousands of
people who know that the least-galons
paint wears longest.
XO,1rc +r,.1,,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-06
MAY HANG Two Women.

Santa Fe. N. NJ, June 5.-UnleSS the
governor intervenes to save them from
the gallows, two women,-one Mexi-
can. the other 1egress, both mere
girls, will be hanged by the neck un-
til dead at Hillsboro, Sierra county
day after tomorrow. Valentino Ma
drill, the daughter of an old and dis
tinguished MeXioan-Spanish family
with the blood of Castilia1 Mobiles
flowing through her veins, at II we'd
ded man nearly twice her age, at
1S murdered ner husband that she
might become the bride of a younger
lover and at 10 is facing ignominious
and shameful death. At an age when
most girls are just beginning to dream
of love and marriage, pretty Valentino
Madril has reached the depths of an
unholy passion. Two days hence, IN
less there comes respite "a black cap
will be drawn over her shape1y head,
her hands will be tied behind ner
back and a moose placed about ner
neck, and at the ropes end she will
expiate her sins. With her into eter-
nifty faithful even to the gallows, will
go Alma Lyons, a young colored girl
whose dumb devotion to her fair mis-
tress led her to become an accomplice
in the crime.
1t is the old story of May welded to
sooner or later inevitably appears to
wreck the lifes happiness of a wO-
man and, as this case put an innocent
man to death.
Scarcely year after her marriage
to Madril, the wealthy, aged care-en-
crossed husband of countless stories
Of love and murder young Francisco
Baca appeared upon the scene. A
sturdy athlete brilliant equestrian
1TrI, - n
ing as are all those of Spanish de
scent, he effected an immediate con
quest of the young wife.
With the fires of uncOncentrated
lust burning in their hearts. the girl
wife and her paramour plotted muir
der. Madril, the old respected citizen
stood between them and the accom-
plishment of their desires. 1t was
agreed that the woman should do the
deed. but that Baca should protect
her in any trouble that might follow
With supreme confidence in the abili-
ty of her lover to save her from the
consequences of the crime, Mrs Ma
drill mixed poison in coffee prepared
for her husband Immediately after
ward she suggested a walk to the ce
metery that he might select lot in
which to be buried, lin case anything
should happen" Returning from this
benevolent emand, Madril became i'll
and died in terrible agony after a few
hours.
An investigation resulted in the ar
rest of Mrs. MadriI and her colored
servant. During the trial the girl con
fessed and implicated Baca. VINO is
now being held for trial at the Sep
tember term of court. The. statement
of Mrs. Madril was fully confirmed
by the negress who admitted having
been implicated with her mistress in
the conspiracy.
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A KANSAS TOWN ALSO
DRAWS COLOR Line.

Wichita, Kan, June 6.-Wichita's g
race war case, involving an attempt
by the negroes of the city to compel
the school board to admit colored
children to the white schools, will
come UP for hearing before the state
supreme court at Topeka tomorrow,
and will be bitterly contested by at
torneys for both sides of the contro-
versy. The suit was brought in the
name of Mrs. Sallie Rowles. negress
against the board OF education, to
compel the board to allow her daugh-
ter to attend one of the ward schools
for palefaces The district court, when
the matter was brought before it,
held that the board acted within its
Jurisdiction when it ordered the white
and colored pupils separated. Mrs.
Rowles, backed by the negroes of the
city and a few whites, who still hold
sacred the memory of John Brown
appealed to the state supreme court
The case has attracted wide attention,
the negroes declaring that it is the
beginning of al attempt to disfran-
chise the colored population and to
make it the victim of Jim Grow"
and other discriminative laws.
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MISSING RECORDS MAKE
NEW TRIAL NECESSARY

Sheridan, Wyo., June 6.-Convicted
of the brutal murder of Allie Means
sentenced to be hanged and lodged
in the death cell at Rawlins peniten-
tiary, with no appeal having been ask
ed for or granted, Noah T. Richard
son is yet presumed by the law to
be al innocent man, and as such Will
be placed on trial for the second time
tomorrow at Sundance. Crook county
The re-trial was made necessary By
he discovery tnat all the papers and
documents concerning the first trial
have mysteriously disappeared from
the Crook county court house, by what
means is not known Without these
records it is impossible to carry out
the verdict as prescribed by the stat
utes, and the supreme court has ord
cred that Richardson be given the
benefit of another hearing of his case.
Owing to the wide discussion of the
case and the fact that nearly every
citizen of Crook county has heard or
read the evidence adduced at the tri-
Al last spring, a change of venue will
likely be necessary.
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Toxic. June 6.-Nichi Nichi comme1
ting on Japanese and American trade
relations this morning says: Even
traditional friendship will not escape
a rupture should incidents like those
that occurred in San Francisco be re-
peated. The japanese there are under
treaty protection. President Roose-
velt's enlightened message to the last
congress was received here with emf
nent satisfaction, but the actual de-
velopmeats since are a total failure" "
American Boxerism.
New York. June 6.-Count Okuma,
former leader of the progressives, the
opposition party in Japan, in response
to a request by the New York World,
has cabled an opinion regarding the
incidents at San Francisco in which
Japanese are involved. "A repetition
of the injustice against the Japanese" :"
he says, will seriously hurt our warm
feelings towards America and our ira
ditional friendship will be weakened
thereby. / sincerely appeal to the
American public to stop the Boxer
like outrages and unfair discrimina-
ton against Japan
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MORE BASE BALL
GAMES NEXT WEEK

Arrangements have been made with
Amarillo whereby three games of
base ball will be played in this city
with the Roswell team, the days be-
ing Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. The departure this morning OF
B. w. Pope, short stop on the ROs-
well team, for Silver City, where he
will play ball, has made some rear
engagements necessary in the home
team Reeves will be taken from sec
Dnd base to short stop and Lohman
will play second. This, it is believed,
will strengthen the team considera-
Nly. GallegoS and Caldwell will proba-
bly, pitch during the games with Am
arillo.
The Roswell team w.S play in Ar.
tesla on the 21st and 22nd of this
month at the big celebration arrang-
ID by the Artesia people. 1t is also
probable that a game will be arrang-
ID there for the goth.
Another trip will be made to Carls-
BAD for three games there during the
zig Irrigation Celebration on the 3rd.
tth and 5th of July
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Atmospheric Pressure.
CReduced to sea level; inches and
huldredths)
Mean, 1880; highest, 3O15. date 27;
lowest 1927, date IL.
Temperature.
Highest IS, date %; lowest Sc, date
Is; greatest daily range 4S, date 16;
least daily range Is, date 81.
Mean for this month in 1905, 81;
for 1906. 6S: for 1907, 63.
Mean of this month for years, 66.
Absolute maximum for this month
for years, 80.
Absolute minimum for this month
for years. Sc.
Precipitation.
Total this month, lis; snowfall. 90.
Greatest precipitation in "a hours. ga.
date 3O-31.
Total precipitation this month in
1905, OF; in 1906, .46: in 1907, lis
Average of this month for 3 years.
O.54.
Prevailing direction of wind. s.: to-
tai movement. $3.50 miles; average
hourly velocity 7.2: maximum veloci-
ty (for five minutes) 32 miles per
hour. from n. W., on 9Th.
Number of clear days, IL; partly
cloudy, IA: cloudy, 6: on which .01
inch, or more, of precipitation occur
red, 8.
Miscellaneous Phenomena.
Hail, 9th; thunder storms. 8, IS, 20
and 80; frost, 90.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, June 6.-Cattle re
ceipts, 1000. Market steady to ten
cents lower. Southern steers, 3.50m
$50; southern cows, 2.50M4 400; stock
ers and feeders, 3.50@ 90: bulls. 325
d4.80; calves, 3.75m5.75; western
fed steers. 4.25@ 500; western fed
cows, 3.200460
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market stea
dy. Nations, 5.6066.75: lambs 6.500
$40; range wethers, 5.75m7.OO; fed
ewes, 4.756615
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Harrisburg, Pa, June 6-Tne en-
dorsement of United States Senator
Knox for the Presidency, the nomina-
ton of John o. Sheats of Philadel-
ph1a for state treasurer, and the adop-
ton of a platform endorsing the poll
cy and administration of President
Roosevelt were the net results of to-
days Republican state convention.
The platform also declares adherence
to the principle of tariff protection,
commends the administration of Gov
ernor Stuart and demands speedy
prosecution of those VINO profited by
the alleged frauds in furnishing and
aquipping the new state capiaol
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Fall River, Mass, June 5.-Bread
cast upon the wat a little
white card, with a girls name written
lpon it-aas returned after many days
% make Miss Bessie Bowers. a thread
mill girl, Fall Rivers happiest prospec
i've June bride. Conrad Schmidt.
2230 North Hancock street, Philadel
ohia, is the young Romeo in this ro-
nance. which reads like a page from
Laura Jean Libbey story book.
The Philadelphia office of C. Moore
e Company, thread manufacturers.
s the scene of the first chapter, three
years ago the time. Behold, then.
Young Schmidt, then a handy boy.
about the establishment, opening a
shipment of thread from the Fall Riv-
r mills. Small chance for Cupid to
pierce a heart in this busy mart of
commerce, apparently, and yet the lit
lie god moves in mysterious ways
which the captains of industry know
not of. In one of the boxes young
Schmidt found a card and on it the
address of Miss Bowers.
With the romantic enthusiasm of
youth. the lad wrote to the Fall River
girl just for fun" From boy and
girl correspondence, the letters grew
more serious, and finally resulted in
Schmidt paying a visit to Miss Bowers
last Easter. 1t was "a case of Love at
1rst sight-so both of the young peo-
Die happily admit. Then and there
the wedding was set for June. and
Schmidt will soon claim his bride.
Miss Bowers is an exceedingly pret-
Y young girl and is the only daughter
Of an excellent Fall River family.
Schmidt is now foreman of the Moores
Philadelphia establishment, having
gradually risen from the ranks. and
apparently has a bright future before
him in the world of commerce as well
as in the domain OF love.
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Welded or no Job.

Detroit, Mich, June 5-R. Phelps.
attorney millionaire, globe trotter, ad
Venturer q guest of Admiral Dewey
On mis- flagship in Manila bay when
the Spanish fleet went down. will
shortly relinquish ais happy state of
single blessedness at the behest OF
Mayor Thompson, If what Dame Ru-
NOR says is true. Phelps is now said
TO cherish political ambitions. desir
ing to succeed City Controller Joy
when the latter resigns on July |.
Mayor Thompson would be enjoyed to
appoint him. so he says. except that
he holds to the presidents anti-race
suicide theories, being himself the IA
ther Of nine. Therefore. Phelps must
be married by July l to get the job
and rumor says he will be.
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Try One of Our Csc Breakfasts?---THE GRILL CAFE.

and as one who is entirely in sympa-
thy with the policies and purposes of
the present administration. 1t is
known that such action will be pleas
ing to the President, since it will be
practical Endorsement of his admin
istration. AS attorney general in Pres
ident Roosevelt's cabinet, Senator
Knox is credited with iaaugurating
the fight against the Northern Securi-
ties Company and other obnoxious
financial combinations.
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w. s. 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. Will be pleased to show
it to any prospective purcnaser.-Carl
ton & Bel.
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WILL ENDORSE KNOX
FOR PRESIDENT

Harrisburg, Pa, June 6.-United
States Senator Philander c. Knox
will be endorsed for President by the
state Republican convention, which
met in the Lyceum theater today for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for state treasurer A resolution has
been prepared presenting Senator
Knox as the unqualified choice of the
Keystone state and offering him to the
Republican voters of the nation as
the man most capable of carrying
out the work OF President Roosevelt
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HAS YOUR ORCHARD
THE "WOOLLY APHIS'

THE "WOOILY APHIS''
There has been some fear among
the OrcaardiSts of this section that
an insect known as the Woolly Aphis
might appear among the orchards of
the Valley this spring. 1t can be cas-
lily detected When the trees are in
Tested, the limbs will be seen to be
spotted, or even covered by a growth
somewhat resembling cotton 1t par
ticularly infests apple trees. The best
remedy for this insect is spraying
The medicine is a mixture of water.
soap and kerosene. Boil water and
small quantity of soap together and
then add ten per cent of kerosene
One spraying at the right time should
do the business and may save the
orchardist some money.
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DONALD HAMILTON is
APPOINTED NAVAL Cal

The appointment of Donald Hamil-
ton, of Roswell, as a midshipman at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. by
President Roosevelt. has been an
nounced at Washington. the many
friends of Donald in Roswell are con-
fident that he will make good. and ex-
tend their congratulations and best
wishes TO him
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GRAVE SITUATION
IN JAPANESE STRIKE.

Toxic, June 6-Reports from Mat
suyama state that the situation at
Besshi copper mine are very grave.
The thousand striking employees are
using dynamite freely and threaten
to destroy the mine. The telephone
station was destroyed and clerk
blown to pieces. Troops have been
sent The grievance of the strikers
has not been stated
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report.l

Roswell, N NJ, June 6-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. 90; min, So; mean. "A.
Precipitation. trace; wind. w, We
locity 5 miles: weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; stationary
temperature.
III. WRIGHT,
Omcial n Charge.
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WHOLESALE INDICTMENT
OF FURNITURE MEN

Portland, Ore, June 6.--In the L.
S. District Court today Indictments
were returned against $50 furniture
dealers of Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and California. for alleged violation
of the Sherman antitrust law. The
list includes every manufacturer and
iobber in the states named and a
large number of retailers.
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HUGHES
SIGNS IT
SO-cALLED PUBLIC UTILITIES
BILL BECOMES A LAW.
IT'S FAR-REACHING
The Most Sweeping and Effective Re-
American legislature Put All
Public Service Corporation, Except
the Telephone and Telegraph Under
State Control.
IT Is FAR-REACHING

3 Albany, N Y. June g. 8
3 the so-called Public Utilities 8
2 bill was signed today by Cover 3
2 nor Hughes. This act is one 6
2 of the most far reaching re- 8
2 form measures ever passed by &
3 an American legislature. 1t :
3 places under direct state con- &
3 troll every public service corpo- 6
3 ration excepting the telegraph 8
2 and telephone companies. &
: 6
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Train Wrecked in tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, June 6.-The Sou
thera train leaving here this morning
was wrecked three miles beyond Leb-
anon. Tenn. So far as known no one
was killed. but it is reported that OF
the sixty persons on the train all but
three were injured.
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A bright Bell Boy; also
night clerk, young man. Apply at
once at The Gilkeson. It
Look Out For Our WACO.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from a. m, until p. m, each
and every day during working days.
III 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. If the. consumers will act
as they talk we will 90 the rest
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries-
76-tf. Phone Az.
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of the Santa Fe system. Thft the
Rock Island-Frisco line would be built
up to this city from San Diego goes
without question
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ORCHARDS
TESTIMONY
RlBLE EFFORTS TO MURDER
WITH BOMB AND GUNS.
AFTER STATE OFFICIALS

Assassin of Steunenberg Tells How
Plans Were Made to Kill Peabody,
Gabbert, Bell and Others These
Failed, But Other Efforts Were Sue
cessfulIy Made.
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Alexander Ault. his son Winton
and daughter. Miss Ault, came up
from Lakewood in their auto this af-
ternoon to be in the city a few days
shopping. They are stopping at the
Gilkeson Mr.. Alexander Ault expects
to go to Denver tomorrow on a
weeks business trip.
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AMERICAN BOxERISM

Count Okuma Appeals to American
Public to Stop the "Roxer-Iike" Out
RACES on Japanese Citizens.-Friend-
ship Will Be Weakened il These
Continue.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM

NEWS ITEMS FROM
TIT SOUTHWEST
Captain Tom Davis, an educator
from Tennessee, is in Ell Paso with a
view of establishing a military school
and is receiving considerable eacour-
agement.
A new telephone line is being con-
structed between Pueblo, Colorado.
and Kansas City. When this line is
completed, as it will be this fall, the
people of Albuquerque will have di-
rect telephone connection with New
York and other eastern cities.
The Ell Paso News of Monday pub,
lished telegram purporting to be
from Manila, to the effect that Gov
ernor Curry had that day sailed for
the United States. 1t is believed,
however. that the dispatch was in
correct
Mckinley county is to have a new
court house. The commissioners on
Monday opened sealed bids for its
construction.
Las Vegas has during the last week
been troubled with a gang of bur
glars who have made several good
hauls. Officers are working on the
case and it is hoped the burglars will
be caught.
Acting Governor Reynolds has ap-
pointed from the Pecos Valley as del
egates to the public lands convention
to be held in Denver. June Is to 20.
George F.. Tracey. of Carlsbad, and
w. E Lindsey, of POrtaleS
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OIL, OIL. OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 aid 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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Helen M. COUGAR Dies Suddenly.

Lafayette. Ind. June 6.-Helen NJ
Cougar, the temperance lecturer
dropped dead at her home today OF
heart failure. She was 20 years old
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KNOX IS
ENDORSED
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
DECLARE CHOICE FOR PRESi-
DENTAL NOMINATION.
STAND BY PROTECTION

Platform Also Endorses Governor Stu
art and the Policy Of President
Roosevelt, and Demands Speedy
Prosecution of the State Capitol
Grafters.- John o. Sheats Nominat-
ed for State Treasurer.
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COMMENCEMENT DAY
EnD TILE AInnfES

Annapolis, Md. June 6.-The third
section of the class of 1907 at the Ma
val Academy, consisting of IA gradu-
ates, held its commencement exercises
today.