The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-15
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Ahlc%Hou Va mdhtAS 1Ct hSdu4uah pSiS
in Washington, is now i~nfiictiag her
self upon southern cities as leading
m with a transforming "Ten
Nights in a Barroom," aggregation.
The main prosecution of the officials
of the Honduras Letters Company will
take place at Mobile. A special grand
jury has been ordered for the first
Monday in April and some startling
revelations, Involving prominent citi-
ems of several southern cities, is ex-
pected to result.
Adolphus Busch, the multi-million-
aire st. Louis Brewer who was recent
ly reported to be seriously i'll is now
at his winter home at Pasadena, Cal,
and is reported to be well on the way
to recovery. Busch spent several
weeks al a South California resort be
fore going to Pasadena.
The suit for libel brought by prom
inelt English actresses against the
publishers of the pictorial post cards
has been decided adversely to the plai
ntiffs. 1t was alleged that the publish
ing concerns had faxed photographs
of the compliments, the facts shown
on the cards being their own but the
scantly clad bodies posed for by otn-
er women. The decision of the learn
ed British jurist pointed out that this
is a ~"decolette age" and that plain
tiffs, being public characters, have
no legal redress unless it can be
shown that the photographs are indie
cent. Among the plaintiffs we're Ca
mile Clifford, who was pictured il a
"nightie" and Gertrude Miller VINO
was shown creeping from an egg-shell
her wardrobe being none o extern
sive.
Lord Charles Beresford, the famous
English Admiral is now in America
of the million dollar estate left by
his brother, Deleval Beresford. His
right to the property, which is large
ly Mexican realty, is contested by L
dy Flo" Wolf, a negress, who was the
dead mans constant companion dur
mig MS OhS lin oCiIlL1pOoOu IL
ton on a Mexican ranch, and who
claims to have been his common law
wife.
A hearing in the cas- of the South
Carolina ~dispensary directors, Rawn-
son., Black n Wylle, who are charg-
ed with fraud in connection with the
purchases of whiskey, is scheduled for
today.
A monument eight feet in height,
weighing about three tons and costing
about $500 will be erected over the
grave of Mrs. Mary Rogers, who was
hanged at Windsor, Vo., on December
8, 1905, having beer convicted of the
murder of her husband. The donor
is a wealthy Vermont woman who was
greatly interested in the legal fight
lieves that she was innocent.
Senator Hamburgher of Mobile has
introduced a bill in the Alabama leg
islature calling on the state to appro-
pirate $4,000 for the sufferers in the
storm and foo which ravished the
dull Quasi ldSl september.
Vorwaerts, the official organ of the
German Socialist party, editorially de-
clares that the victory of the kaiser
in the recent elections was due to a
judicious use of the coin of the realm,
resulting in much ballot box stuffing.
1t is probable that aspersions thus
cast upon Emperor William will re-
sui in a job for the Jail editor"
Employees of the Southern railway
are raising und for the erection of
eel president of the road, who was
killed in a wreck some time ago. The
union station at Atlanta will probab-
ly be selected as the site of the pro-
posed memorial.
Ter Atlanta Men have been indicted
for violating the Boykin anti-bucket
shop bill, which became a law in Geor
gia on January 1 of this year and will
be tried this month at a special term
of court.
The order of Colonel E.. F. Glenn,
commandant at Columbus, Ohio. bar
racks. requiring Catholic soldiers to
attend church on Sunday, has been de
clared invalid by the war department.
1t is likely that Glenn will be given
a severe reprimand by the War De-
partment, which has repeatedly stated
that it will not sanction any BLUE
laws" in the army.
The efforts made by many insurance
companies to evade the payment of
losses sustained in the San Francisco
earth quake clause in the policies,
have been given a blow by the Cali
fornia courts. The decision puts on
the insurance companies the burden
of proving in each case that the fire
which destroyed the property was
caused directly by the earthquake.
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