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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-21
LOCAL NEWS

Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.
Go to the Majestic tonight, 1Oc.
r. ". Work was here from Artesia
today.
Boellner. the Jeweler. has it
cheaper. 37tf
John Cathcart of Hagerman was in
town today
Wyatt Johnson went to Artesia Sun
day night on business.
". F. Marsh went to his ranch
near Elida this morning.
o. w. White returned Sunday night
from a business trip to Ohio.
W. A. Wilson went to Artesia Sun
day night on a business trip.
E T. Amo1ett returned this morn
ing from a trip to Lake Arthur.
w. R. Friermood, of Artesia, was
in town today visiting friends.
Rollie Nelson left this morning for
Lincoln, Neb., to enter school,
George c. Stanford and wife, of Ha-
german, were visitors mere today.
$1,000 to let ON good security. In
quire at Makin's End Hand Store.
71t3s
Don't fail to see our list of bar
gains in this issue.-Carlto1 & Bell.
W. A. Vickers came up from Hag-
erman this morning to remain two
days.
Mrs. C. E. Robbins and daughter,
Miss Grace, were here shopping from
Dexter today.
IL you buy right you can always
sell for a profit. Buy real estate from
Carlton & Bell.
s. H. Reed, of Lake Arthur, came
up today to spend the day look
ing after business.
Mrs. Sam Brame returned tnis NOR
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The Pecos Valley will be well rep
resented at the American National
Live Stock Convention and Fine
Stock Show that VIII be held in Dem
yer or January % and %. The party
started for the Rocky Mountain me-
tropolis Sunday morning. filling part
of two cars Among those Who went
were ]. p. White and Lon Getting
ham. Of Roswell, and the following
from Carlsbad: T. A. Ezell and wife.
Allen Heard, wife and daughter, I. S.
Osborne and wife, Mrs. Eskridge. G.
W. Merchant 1of Abilene, Tex.) Mrs.
Lige Merchant, Miles Stone and W.
P. Mudgett. They are expecting a
good time, as Denver has planned
many special features of entertain
ment for the stockmen and their
wives.
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Change program, Majestic tonight
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Old Indian River Rye.-oriental.
COMPROMISE BROWNS
VILE RESOLUTION.

Washington, Jan. 21.-An agree
ment was reached today by the Re-
publican senators on a substitute res
olution on the Brownsville question
which is to be introduced by Sena-
it will receive the unanimous vote of
the majority party. In addition to pro
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
of the Brownsville affray, the reso-
luton carries a declaration that the
committee shall not raise the ques-
ton as to the Presidents right to
discharge the negro soldiers.
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Dead Mexican Found Sunday.

morning and reported that he found
the remains of a dead Mexican in
Bob Corn's pasture fifteen miles nor
Invest of Roswell, sunday. He con-
veyed the news to the proper author
tiles and they will go after the bo-
dy. The coyotes had eaten the flesh
from the face OF the dead man and
decomposition had set in. 1t is thou
ght to be the body of Mr.. Corn's sheep
herder, who disappeared during the
severe snow storm of November.
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Best program yet. Majestic.
Nine year old Rippy-orlental

Nine year old Rippy.-orlentaL
Wire nails. &c a pound: 4 bars Of
laund dry or toilet soap for Csc. Good
buggy whip 1oc.-Makin's Bargain
Store. tt
w. c. Holland, a student at the
W~oolverton college, returned this
morning from a Sunday visit a his
home in Dexter.
w. M. Reed returned to Carlsbad
Sunday night after spending several
days here on official business AID Wis
iting his family.
Physical Culture and Elocution.
class n private lessons, by Ger
trude Macleod, late of the Emerson
College, Boston, Mass. 74tf
Harold and Richmond Hams, Char
les Lyons, J.. E. Whitelorn and w.
d. Crowder. OF Lake Arthur. were
business visitors here today.
The est and safest way TO make
money is to invest in real estate. We
have some Of the best bargains in
bAS NdlkCys oCS o."SdlAIOA DELL.
The Roswell Mexicans beat the
"Darktown Sluggers" in an interest
ing game of baseball in Chihuahua
addition yesterday afternoon, Is to
5.
w. P. Anderson, livestock agent of
the Santa Fe in this part of the wor-
Id, left his morning for Denver to at
tend the American Live Stock Co1ve-
ntio1.
Mrs. w. F. Shamleffer and daugh-
ter Caddie, of Council Grove, Kansas,
are in the city visiting Mrs. J.. A. B.
Bear, VINO is a sister of Mrs. Sham
lefer.
o. J. Earle left this morning for his
home in Kankakee, ILL.,, after seeing
the beauties of RoswelI's Italian eli
mate and the Pecos Valleys match
less farms.
Miss Thelma Parker returned this
morning from a weeks visit with her
sister, Miss Belle Parker, who is in
charge of the local telephone office at
Hagerman.
16O acre farm, finely improved, To-
Gated in central Oklahoma, to trade
for property in or lei Roswell.
WHAT have you got?-Carlton & Bell.
opposite ~postofice.
$500, 900 to loan or irrigated farms
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OFF loaD
before DUE B.. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 3O3 N. Main. OPP. p. o.
J.. P. Rhodes, the immigration agent
left this morning on mis- return to his
home in Joplin, Mo-, after spending
several days here with ~prospectors.
is going home for a sleigh ride,
he says.
Frank Pearce has returned from a
trip to Amarillo and has
confined to his room for several
days with tonsilitis. He was able to
be up town today o the first time
since his return.
If sold within the next 80 days Il
will take $4,000 for my 16 2-3 acre
orchard known as the Crawford or
chard, situated about n mile north
east from the court house in Roswell.
This property is well worth $500 per
acre, and may Soon be worth more.
E. L. WILDLY,
Los Angeles, Calf.
FOG Grant Bldg. (smwt6
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uLLERY FURNITURE CO.
BUYS FINE WHITE TEAM.

Clarence UIlery. always on the
alert, closed a trade today with DIR.
H. NJ. Jones. the veterinary surgeon,
for the fine white. pure bred Arabian
team which DR.. Jones has been driv-
ing on the streets of Roswell the last
few days. They are the only team OF
the kim In this part OF the country,
and viii be used by the UIlery Furni-
Co. i'm their funeral business.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
An important meeting W

g An important meeting will 6
g be held at the rooms of the 6
g Commercial Club Wednesday 6
9 night at 7:3O. This meeting is 6
g called to discuss the PROPOSE 6
g ton to divide Chaves AID Ed 6
g dy counties and form a new 6
g county with Artesia as the 6
g county seat. 1t is believed that 6
g the sentiment of the taxpay- 6
g ers in the valley is overwhelm- 6
g ing in condemnation of any G
g such proposition. and the 6
g meeting is for the purpose of 6
g taking some concerted action. 6
g A good attendance is neces- 6
g sary, and will undoubtedly be 6
g had, as every taxpayer is vi 6
9 tally interested in any move 6
g which threatens to raise our 6
g already high tax rate. 6
g G
g g g @ g g 9 g g g g g @ g @ G
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Max Gonzales Arrives With Bride.

Max Gonzales, harness-maker at E.
T.. Amonett's shop, arrived Sunday
morning from Trinidad, Colo.,. bring
ing with him mis- bride to whom he
Ration, N. NJ. The young lady's name
was Miss Maclovia Romero. The we'd
ding occurred at the Spanish Meth
odist church and was witnessed by
a large crowd of friends. The couple
will live with the groom's mother at
her home on West Alameda street,
where they are at home to their ma
ny friends They were accompanied
here by the brides sister, Miss Cid
ella Romero, who is here for a visit.
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what you are writing about, and |
would advise you to coafine yourself
to criticisms of literature and The
Barbarian" for the really cultured
will agree with you there.
JEANETTE HIBBARD.
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Best to plant Now.

Now is the best time to plant
trees. before the roots begin to
grow. R. F. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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ELLEN TERRY HAS
TAKEN 1T BACK.

New York, Jan. 21.-E1len Terry,
the actress, who arrived here yester-
day, denies that she said before leav-
ing England that she would not leave
States. Some of my tenderest recol-
lections,'' she said, "are locked with
the West and South" She will tour
only the eastern cities this trip, how
Old Indian River Rye.-Criental.
Change program, Majestic tonight.
Nine ear old Rippy.-Oriental.
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BIG MILL WILL
START UP MONDAY
HILTON AND DODGE TO RESUME
WORK AT ALTAMAHA MILLS
NEAR HERE.

The large mill of the Hilton &
Dodge Lumber Company. which has
been closed down for the past sev
eral weeks. will resume operation
next Monday and will give employ.
ment to a number of laborers residing
around the mill who have been idle
since the mill shut down.
A force under Superintendent Tur-
ner is now at work getting the ma
chinery and everything in readiness
for resuming work Monday Ii is IN
derstood that many logs are now at
the mill ready for the saws and after
it is started the mill will run on full
time.
1t Is also reported that the large
mill at st. Simon of the company will
shortly resume work, but there has
been no authentic statement 10 that
effect
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THE COMING SOON OF PARsIFAl
Temple Of the boly Grail Will be Seen
in the Last Act.

a bingnlary impressive and mag
niacent spectacle seen, among sew
eral others. in the famous production
OF Parsi al which is to be presented
thia city next Wednesday night, is
l mple Of Holy Grail II the last
ads a9 is supposed to BE- situated IN
Noun ,lat in the pyrenese noun
iune Of Apin Tho temple is the
place Of Won Mp Of the knights Of the
Holy Irail aN was originally erected d
tor TIE safe Aping Of the sacred
relles. the noly Rp ana spear AS
aeattng such an a9ortant recopta.
cle, tire temple w Aep edihce OF
heroic proportions ann Rdeur It
was built OF Che choices ~ most
valuable Of marble. which hsA been
quarried out Of the mountains GAon
which ii was constructed Its massive
walls und arches were surrounded by
grand dome OF majestic proper
lions and beauty On tho tesselated
floor, in the center, stood the raised
dias upon which was placed the Holy
Grail a softly subdued light that
came from the stained glass window
Of the dome, filled the large hall with
a strange and mysterious effect
1t is into this gorgeous temple that
Parsifal is escorted Ivy the faithful
Gurncmanz and accompanied by the
reformed and penitent Kundry The
assembled knights proclaim and
crown him king OF the Holy Grail.
Parsifal ascends the marble throne
upon which the Holy Grail is placed.
The asst nbed Knights and all pres
ent sink TO the floor upon their bend
cd kneus and PSsifal, throwing
back the kingy mantle from his
shoulders. uncoyers and raises the
Holy Grail in alteration AS he rails
es It alof It gIows with radiant
light that illumines all present with
It's rays of restored grace, a beauti-
ful white dove descends over the head
OF Parcifal, and the curtain slowly falls
upon the grand and final tableau Of
Wagner's glorious masterpiece.
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Wife Of Col. Quinn May Be
Held for tiE Death Death ptt :
Husband
TESTIMONY OF 4 WITNESS
Quinn was Peomlnsnt Lswyel
Wife Was Miss Mccays, OF Nc
Gays, Tenn, and Belongs TO
Prominent Family

Blue Ridge, Ca. Jan i1.--About
three weeks ago Col w. A, Quinn,
of McCays, Tenn. was assassinatea
while entering his front yard about
o'clock at night,
Ever since that time the coroner's
jury has Geen investigating the
crime, and until today tneir inves-
Aigations have been kept a profound
secret
Yesterday John ELLIS, Of Fannin
county. who has been held under
bond IA witness. made confession
which is highly sensational lie
says that Mrs Quinn. the wife Of
the murdered man. divided $3.50 be
tween himself and John Allen. who Is
now in iail in Benton. Tenn. for the
murder Of Col Quinn. For this amour,
| either he or Allen was to kill Col
Quinn They stationed themselves
at the two gates which gave entrance
to Col Guinn's premises. and which.
ever gate Col. Quinn entered who.
ever was stationed there was 10 shoe,
and kill him. This was the agree
ment
1t seems from Ellis statement that
Col Quinn entered the gate where
Allen was stationed and Allen shot
and killed him Allen also gave in
formation where was placed the gun
that killed him 90 Investigation the
gun was found as Ellis stated Ellis
also told where could be found a
bottle of turpentine. a part of which
was used on their feet SO that the
dogs could not trace them.
Mrs. Quinn anG Ellis have both
been placed under arrest The pre-
liminary trial will be held tomorrow
when startling Developments are OK
pocted
On account Of the standing Of the
parties mucn interest ls being mani
tested Col Quinn was a prominent
lawyer and enizen Of McCaya. and his
wife. VINO va a Miss McCays. be
longs to one Of thhe ~ealthIest an
most prominent jAmiliea in this sec
ton Her family occupies high
position both In social aud business
circles. Able 'a1vels are said to
have been employ ID, ana a vigorous
fight win be made Mrs Quinn de II ~
any knowledge OF the affair,
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PROBABLY THlNks STATE
HAS ENOUGH RAILROADS

Tho following peculiarly worded
dispatch was sent out under an
Americus. Ca, asae line;
Private enterprise. 1t seems, will
obWaVe the people buying Atlanta
n road to the sea. There is the c.
X. r. to Savannah, the Southern Ia
Brunswick, the a.. b 5. A. from
Brunswick to Atlanta, and the SEA.
board has purchased the Macon. Du1.
lin and Savannah. and then th5ra a.
now another % extend from the sea
to t1e mountains. across the state
402 miles in length The co mites
through which the now road viii
pass are Chatham. Effingham, p.ayah
Bulloch, Emanuel. Jenkins, 3p"ka,
Jefferson, Glascock. Warren. McDuale,
Wilkes, Oglethorpe. Clarke, Jac son,
Hall. Dawson. Forsyth, CheroA e.
Pickens. Gilmer. Murray, Gorpt".
Whitfield. Cato0sa and Walker. Tha
petition Tor charter was filed BY Hon.
j. A. Branheu. Of Statesboro
Aalata VIII have four roaoo 10
the SEQ and the CYv road will ru.'
from Chattanooga t. Savannah, a
through line 20 the last.
So II seems prlya.s onterprise Ni.!
do away with the necessity OF the
state building a line from Atlanta 10
the seq, and operating the safe roal
from Chattanooga = tae seacoapt
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GRIP VAN wINKLE" NEXT WEEK
II VIII be Seen at the Grand on Thurs-
day Night.

Thomas JEFFERSON IS the son Of
his father As Rip Van Winkle he
is OF a verify "chip Of tie old block"
one IN whom the great J.seph felt
fatherly pride. Not ofsan in real
life 60 we find sons wno may salts
factorily take Up and carry on the
artistic work Of their progenitors,
though such circumstances may be
found In commedcial lines. Thomas
Jefferson displays nliaI duty as
well as artistic ambition in emula-
ting his sire and endeayoring to
make his own Interpretation of the
character as much as possible like
tnat of the departed senior In this
Thomas has succeedel 10 a marked
degrea His delineation of the
happy-go.lucky Rip seemed for all the
world like that Of the elder Jefferson.
The play Of Rip Van WinMe,"
which is to he seen at the Grand on
Thursday, January II, Is one of the
few in which the character Of a sod
den drunkard can be depicted without
violating the senses of the beholdars.
In all his weak capitulation on the
rowing bowl of schnaps. Rip has
the sympathy Of the people. and Ger,
tainly the results Of his bibulation
afford ample warning of the bad ef-
fleets of oyerindulgence. The story
Is told on the stage in such charm
ling manner as to insure for It a
popularity that is destined to obtain
forever.
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.llis Railroad will Have Am
pie pie EqHipInaHliitla0 Equipment to Handle Handle
Big Business
MANY new engines ORDERED
1t is Hoped That svme Of thsnNs@
Rolling Stock WllI be PlaqH on
This Division, Where itAs
Badly Neeced.

From all indications the Atlantic
Coast Line is Arranging to lake eone
valuable additions TO It's present
equipment IA JAe very a AZ ILJ4l0.
me News learned yestoruay tna1 a
special order had been paced with
the Baldwin Locomotive WORKS at
Philadelphia for one hundr-d new To-
comouves OF the very latest type,
twenty to be delivered III February
and eighty to be delivered between
March and Octoner.
A contract has been placed with
the Barney & Smith Manufacturing
company of Dayton On4y tor one
thousand underlraDe steel oox cars
% be delivered in july
An order las been placed
with the STANDARD steel q Apany, OF
cutler. Penn. tor 100 s,~si under
-,ame box cars to be dvru,
June.
An order has been placed with tae
South Baltimore Car ana Foudry
Company *ar 1900 underfr-me fiat
cars to be delivered in Jul5.
Neeo il .oIs aIe now on with sev.
eral large car builders for Atty new
and model passengers co4cnes Tor
prompt delivery
With the new locomotives and tox
cars received in this territory by the
Coast Line and with the new rolling
stock now ordered, the road will be
in excellent trim to handle tae increas
ing passenger and freight business
during tne early spring.
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John Thomas Hanned.

Knoxville, Jan. 11.-John Thomas,
colored, was hanged in the Knox coun
ty Jail this afternoon for the muir.
der of EarnesMPerkins, colored, kill.
ed as a result Or crap game Thorn.
as neck was not brossn by the fall.
He made a fifteen MN speech
on the scaffold but did not refer to
his crime, merely cautioning Aem-
bcrs Of his race to observe the laws.
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THAW CASE SET
FOR HEARING ON
JANUARY 2IST
IT IS ALSO ANNQh kEo THAT
JUDGE FAxoEsZo %'e& PEE
! SIDE ArAHEANNe--ALL SIDES
4 ARE No"wf 7EA;,Y.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE announce
men was made today that the trial OF
Harry X Thaw, charged with the
murder of Stanford White, would
take place on January 21.
It was also announced that Judge
Fitzgerald would preside at the trial
While the case has severa times been
SGT for hearing many postponements
have been grante8goit Is believed thai
all parties atsInterest are now ready
to go to trial and that the case will
be tried on its merits on the above
date.
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PROGRESS CLUB
NAMES OFFICERS
ANNURL MEETING WAS HELD BY
THE CLUB ON THURSDAY
NIGHT.

The Progress club held its annual
meeting Thursday in the club rooms
over the Office Of the Southern TX
press Company and the following Of
dcer8 were elected for tho ensuing
year
President VIM. Nusabaum.
Vice president. J b Abrams
Secretary and treasurer. Fred
pfeiffer
Stewart, Max Marks
Board of governors, L. Goldsmith
Max Isaac. l. Ludwig, Julius May. J
D. Lissner Ed. Pfeiffer
Several reports slowed the organi
zation 10 he ina very Gourisbing con
.diton number Of new members
having been admitted during the past
year
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His Hand oettlna Better.

Tho many Brunswick friends OF
Capt. Joe williamson, of Pearl. "a,
will be glad to learn that be wae
not seriously nurt In the accident at
his mill some days ago While II is
true that bis wounds are very pain.
ful they are not dangerous. II WAS
OF first reported that he lost his hand
but this is not true. Only one fnger
was cut of
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Washington. Jan. ll.-lt was an
nounced at the navy department to
day that Rear Admiral Charles d
Slggsbee, who was in command of the
battleship Maine when that vessel
was blown up in the harbor Of Ha
yana, will be placed on the retired
list on the 10th. on account Of reach
ing the age limit.
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In the city nall at the ] ] O. m ser
VICES on Sunday. Rev Robt Kerr
viii deliver a special sermon on Our
Rel3tion as Pastor and Floct" and
every members is requested to be pres
ent. The Nature Of Regeneration
will be the subject for discussion At
tBf T;30 D. m. service Public is
euf'Ilnl ilHe to attend tbese str.
v,es
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INSURANCE COMPANY MUST
PAY THE FRISCO LOSSES

Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE Nortn Ger
man and Transatlantic Fire Insur-
ance Company. of Hamburg, has
been adjudged BY the court Of the first
Instance for the losses In the San
Francisco fire
This company has made every pos.
sIbie e@cgt 10 avoid paying It's pol.
iciss Ia saB FrsReieco,
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BfribIG Accident Occurred
Hesiefdayatths SehlIIqgsy
Mines
IANY REPORTED INJURED
l5efetive Timberino Caused Cave
in at the Mines and Many Of
Those Engaged in Work
Were Entomhed.

Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 11.-A very
sSious accident is reported to have
CURED today at the coal mines
4 the Schloss Mining Company, IN
'alhoun county. ais state. and while
PARTICULARS are uEager, it is reported
E several lives have been lost
"a report Of the accident. received
gre this afternoon, states tnat one
hundred miners were entombed by
cave in the mines, and while it is
zpt known whether or not any Of
EN- were killed outright several
hre seriously injured
NJ b said that the accident was
siga tlInheg1ng Of the
ninss A
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First RantIet Church.

Rev. J. f. Sammons will preacl
Sunday morning on the subject Live
In the Sunshine, The evening sub
ject The Gospel, the Power Of God
unto Salvation" Sunday school al
9;l5. Prayer meeting Wednesday Al
1880 p. N. All visitors and strangers
are cordially invited to worship with
Us.
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Standard OIL plree,or.

New York, Jan. lit was announ.
ced today that all OF the old direct.
ors Of the STANDARD Oil Company, Of
New Jersey, were reelected at
meeting Of that corporation held In.
Jersey City few days ayo. Mssr
Bedford was pdded to the bd
It was also @2ted that tnere wo'
be Change In the onse
company when the bear
gEsiEa
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ney. u Watson VIM Of 81 simon
vil hold services iu the city Sunday
follows: Cypress Afns II O'Clock,
'aocning prayer, sermon and holy
cammunon; at ST. Jude's 730 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon
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Lansing, Mich, Jan. 11.--Congress-
man William Alden Smith, Of Grand
Rapids, was tonight nominated to sue
ceed Senator r. A. Alger. AS there
are only half dozen republicans IN
the state legislature tonight's nomi-
astiea by the rspubilean caucus IA
eggiyaleat to ~ NsstisR.
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csttleman Dies.

San Antonio. Texts, Jan il.-Capt.
John T. Lyttle, general manager and
secretary Of the Texas Cattle Rails
ere Association, died here tonight at
8 o'clock. Capt Lyttle was one Of
tie best known esttiSmen 10 tho
l6alt4s ststaS. re Aaa bssa ~ N
ta@@ Co.. ssRs Rag
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The oso RelA WILL NOT COME
An Hope Of Having the Big Ship Come
ls Now Abandoned.

Washington, Jan ll-Another eff
fort was made today to induce Capt.
Davenport, of the battIesnip Georgia,
to- carry the ship to Savannah but
It is stated that all hone is now aban-
doned az he navy department IS un-
willing to take the risk of entering
the channel
It Is probable that the presenta-
tion Of the silver service will be made
on The occasion Of Georgia day ct
II Jamestown exposition
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straits Of Dover Floated.

NeE Orl0las. La, Jan ll-Tne
steamer Straits OF Dover. after having
b,.en forr days aground near the
roarh OF the Mississippi river We
Goated tonight. She is from Brazil
ian ports