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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
FIFTY MEN REMAIN IN MINE
workman Rescued Says Eastern Sec
tiOn of Russian Workings Are
Yet Unopened.

YUSOVO, Russia, July SIT is now six
days since the gas explosion In the coal
mine that resulted in over 800 miners losing
their lives and II is believed there are
still fifty men in the mine man
rescued today from the eastern side Of
the shaft after coming TO his senses he
reported the presence Of squad of men
in the eastern section OF the mine at the
time OF the explosion and said he heard
continual grosns from his Imprisoned com
rades. This story is corroborated by the
fact that over fifty men are still unac-
counted for.
The resumption of regular work at the
mines is delayed because the men refuse
10 enter the Inflated shaft
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
PLAGUE EXISTS IN CARACAS
Foreign Minister Recognizes it In
Communication 20 German MINI
lister SeclxendOrf.

CARACAS, Saturday June 27.-At last
Caracas officially has the plague and the
credit for having finally brought this sad
confession from the government is due to
the initiative shown by the German min
lister, Baron De Seckendorff, who presented
a note to Minister of Foreign Affairs Paul,
asking Official Information for his govern
ment as to the presence Of the bubonic
plague in this capital
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Pau, IN his
answer to Baron De Seckendorff dated
June a. says that there have been twelve
cases in Caracas, but that seven days have
now passed without any new ones. He
said; From the date on which the sani-
tary commission was formed, April 26. there
have been twelve cases of plague In this
capital, authenticated by clinical examina-
ton and some OF them bacteriologically. OF
thoses cases three have been cured, two
are under treatment and seven have died,
most of the latter because of the cases
being discovered in advanced stages. The
last case was on June 10 in Caracas.
Should also advise your excellency that
the government has dictated all Of the pre-
ventive measures which the threatening
epidemic demands and anti-pest prophy-
lactics and serums, as we'll as disinfec-
tants have been ordered in sufficient guam
titles to check the disease in its incipiency.
No new cases of tine plague has been re-
ported at La Guaira for seven days"
The shield has beent removed from the
American legation. that luxurious house OF
General Matos which has served as Min
ister Russells residence for several years.
This building will be continued to be
rented by the government as the home OF
the legation archives which will be under
the guardianship of John Brewer, consular
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
CHICAGO CLEVELAND MEMORIAL
Popular Movement InRusuFated at
Union League Club Look
ing 10 This End.

CHICAGO July S-A popular movement
to provide suitable memorial for Grover
Cleveland, in recognition OF his services
TO the nation and to Chicago was started
last night at the Union League club. where
a dinner was given to representatives OF IN
principal Chicago clubs and associations
A majority Of speakers favored the erec-
tion OF a monument. although some held
that a untilitarisn memorial would be more
fitting. Suggestions included an endow.
ment fund for sane Fourth OF July and a
ney staircase and dome for the Chicago Arr
institute
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
GIRLS FOR SHORTER HOURS
Laundry Workers In Lead strike for
Eight-Hour Day-MOvement
General.

LEAD, s. D., July s-(special Tele-
gram.)-The girls working in the Lead
steam laundry walked out this morning
and are now on strike. They are making
a demand for an eight-hour day. The man
agement Of all the laundries IN the Hills
had promised to grant an eight-hour day
on June l. but have not done so. and II is
probable that the strike will extend 20
DeadwoOd and other cities. involving at
least 80 girls and other employees. The
girls have the support OF all OF the unions
In the Hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
ROBBERS BORE THROUGH WALL
Loot Valued at Twenty-Five Thou
sand Dollars Secured AZ
New York.

NEW YORK, July S-Loot valued at
$1,000 was secured by safe blowers, who
early today drilled their way through a
tWenty-inch brick wall INTO the offices OF
the Diamond Point Pen company. In Beck
man street and then shattered two safes
with dynamite. The police have no clue
TO the robbers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
MANY LEAP TO THEIR DEATH
Explosion of BenEine in Establish
ment in Budapest starts
Fierce Fire.

BUDAPEST, July S-A serious fire broke
out here today as a result of a benzine
explosion on the premises Of chemical
cleaning company and the flames have
spread so rapidly that It is feared that
many Of the 300 persons employed by the
concern will be burned 10 death. -Four
persons already have been killed by iumrin
from windows. Unsuccessful attempts
were made 10 catch them In nets as they
came down.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Delay NamInE Cabinet.

TOXIC. July S.-The cabinet situation has
undergone a charge and II Is possible the
announcement Of the new cabinet will not
be made for ten days. Prince Ito has de-
layed his departure from corea for Toxic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
TIE WEATHER.

FCAST FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL
r'FS AND VICINITY - Fair and
warmer Thursday.
FOR NEBRASKA-Fair Thursday.
FOR IOWA--Fair Thursday; rising tenn
perature
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
German Steamer Missing.

LONDON. july s.-rhe German steamer
Europa. from Bremen April Is for Norfolk,
has been posted a. Iloyds ss missing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Oxford Defeats Cambridge.

LONDON, July G-oKford beat Cam
bridge oy two Wtckets in the annual
cricket match a. Lords this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
CHEERS WITHIN, STRIFE WITHOUT

COntrRsted scenes Inside and Outsids
Convention Hall.
DENVER, July s.-The democratic ma
tional convention is marking tina. % 2AR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Pledge OF ECONOMY,

Mr.. Bryan suggests the advisabnity OF a
plank setting forth the alleged extrava-
ganee OF the republican administration and
pledging the democratic party to economy;
also strong plank on campaign publicity.
AS TO Alaska, his suggestion is that any
declaration on which the Washington and
Oregon members may agree upon will be
satisfactory 10 him. After Governor Haskell
had read 10 the subcommittee all OF the
suggestions and messages from Mr.. Bryan
ex-Judge Alton B. Parker took the floor
and read In detail the platform which had
been drawn up by the members OF the New
York delegation. and which has already
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
WINS FIRST ROUND IN FIGHT
Government Demurrer to Mrs. Sui.
ly's Suit OverruIed.


The first round in the United States
court in Sioux Falls in a fight for
possession of about 10000 acres OF
land, valued at approximately s126.
600, has been won by Mrs. Mary Sui
ly, widow of Jack" Sully, the des-
perado and socalled king OF cattle
rustlers,' who was shot and killed a
few years ago iii running fight with
a deputy United States marshal and
members of his posse.
Mrs. Sully and ether descendants Of
the outlaw seek to have the land al
letted to them as Indians under an act
of congress, she being a mixed blood
Sioux Indian. The land is west Of
the Missouri river in tho south cen
trail portion of the state.
judge Garland OF the fedssl eoux1
evsFruled the demurreEs Of the Unit
cd States government and John n
Seriven, allotting agent. to the bt4l o.
complaint of Mrs. Sufy and eshel
plaintiffs and granted tsmporar!
writ of injunction, as prayed tor by
plaintiffs, preventing Allottiag Agen
Scrisen from certifying any Of tht
land involved in the sHA to IDdiani
ether than plaintiffs while the saat II
pending
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

For prompt relief in cases of
weak back, backache, inflammation
of the bladder, urinary disorders,
kidney troubles and rheumatic
pains, there is nothing as good as
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
The effect of these pills is shown in
very little while. In fact, you
will feel better the next morning
as they act promptly. They are
antiseptic. Be sure you get De-
Wits. We sell and recommend
them. Sold by all druggists.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
Kills Her Divorced Husband.

In a quarrel at her home near Alsen
Mrs Christine Clark shot and fatally
injured Charles A. Clark her divorced
husband lark died later from a bull
!e, wound in the abdomen Mrs. Clark
was arrested, but has nothing to say
10 realize her position
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

dealer who carries the best goods
he can find, sells them at the
lowest margin Of profit that is
reasonable, advertises effectively,
and gives careful attention to the
innumerable ways open to him of
attracting and holding trade will
have little to fear so far as mail
order competition is concerned.
Last Thursday evening at the
home If Mrs. p. Writ parcel
shower was given in honor Of Miss
Francis Whalen. whose marriage
to Jerome Dore occurred Monday.
The young ladies sodialty Of
the Catholic church had charge of
the affair, and it was a most en-
joyable social event. The house
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with golden rod and
dahlias Miss Whalen seated be-
meath the grille under large we'd
ding bell, received the shower,
among the presents being many
beautiful and costly ones. A read
ing by Miss Eva Wilson and music
by Miss Hantcn, together with
games Of various kinds helped to
make the event very enjoyable
one
Ed. Troeh, the gun and bicycle
man on Midway, and who by the
way is one Of the best wing shots
in the state, while in conversation
with the editor Of the Saturday
News the other day in regard to
the enforcement of the state game
laws said: 'Of course, there has
been a lot Of illegal shooting all
over the state and there will always
continue to be until the law is
amended and we have some kind of
a business system about the mat
ter. So far as the law is concern
ed 1t is strong enough, except that
no state game warden is provided,
and no one except the unpaid local
Wardens are doing anything to en-
force the law. If the sportsmen of
the state really want to preserve the
game of the state, and the hunting
sport in the field, they must secure
strength enouhg in the next legis-
lature to have appointed a state
game warden, who should have the
appointment and the removal of
the assistant wardens in the various
counties, and who should be paid
a sufficient salary to make the
office worth while. The law would
cost this state nothing, because the
salary would be paid out Of the H.
cense to hunters, and out Of the
fines imposed for the violation of
the law against illegal shooting.
Every man who hunts should be OBJ
liged to take out hunting license,
costing at least Sl.00 for the sea-
son, and the outside hunters should
pay the same license as they pay
now, $40. This would give the
game fund plenty of money to pay
all game wardens a good salary and
the game would be properly pro-
tected. The last legislature refused
to pass such law, but perhaps if
the sportsmen of the state went
after the matter in real earnest they
they would succeed. Another fail
ure to secure state game warden
and put the local wardens on a
straight salary will put an end to
good hunting in South Dakota.''
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
SURGEONS Knife No Terror.

Refusing all anaesthetics offered
him by the attending physicians W.
G. Blair of Omaha. Neb., whose right
leg was badly crushed under the
wheels of the Burlington passenger
train at EdgemOnt, allowed the in
jured member to be removed while
he puffed cigarettes and jaaed the
surgeon who was performing the OPP
Grafton
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
Found Dead in Bathtub.

L. S. Tyler. one of the best known
men in Sioux Falls and an orator OF
some renown in South Dakota, was
found dead in a bathtuh at mis- resi-
terce. Death is supposed TO have re.
suited from heart failure At the
time of his death Mr.. Tyler was sec
rotary and manager of the South Da-
pany.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
A BAD ACCIDENT

Henry independent: Tuesday
afternoon, while Clint Compton was
helping Clinton Waddel with his
threshing he was the victim of a
peculiar but not unheard of acct
dent, which proved fatal. He had
been pitching off load of barley
and when thru stepped to the edge
of the rack and stuck his fork in
the ground, the handle quite close
to the rack. Then he stepped to
the edge of the rack to spring to
the ground, the rack tipped and in
turning to catch himself, he Slip
ped, and in falling struck upon
the handle of the fork in such
manner that it entered his rectum
to a considerable distance. He
managed to climb back onto the
rack and pull out the fork, and
stated to the writer that he did
not believe the fork entered more
than six inches at the most. How
ever, the physicians and others who
examined the fork handle, state
that marks upon the handle indi-i
cate that it must have entered fully
sixteen inches. fter an examine
ton was made by Drs. lockwood
and Eddy, il was decided to send
the unfo rtunate man to the hospital
at Minneapolis.
The young man died at the hos
pital at Minneapoli last week.
The custom has been intro
duced at weddings in Tunbridge
Wells and district Of erecting tri-
unlphal arches, composed entire
" Of hops and hop leaves for the
bridal nartias to pass undsr.
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heart AID center of this magnificent
Valley, which may well be called a
garden of Eden. (Cheers.) From which
however, gentlemen. people will not
be driven out because they eat heart
lily of the lovely apple; here. where
nature has bestowed its greatest
blessings. Here, where people are
happy and prosperous because OF
their democracy. (Cheers.) Here,
wher the very air is charged with
democratic perfume.
Yes. we are glad to be here, gen
tlemen, to greet our brethren of cas-
tern New Mexico and to extend to
them our warm hand of friendship.
We. of Northern and Western New
Mexico, we of the great Rio Grande
Valley, the descendants Of the con
OF old, those who first came
to this country and planted the beaut-
iful banner of Christianity upon the
then unknown region of New Mexico.
we come here to meet you, our broth
.rs of eastern New Mexico. you of
modera civilization, you who have
here recently and by your ener-
push. intelligence and grit, have
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them? No, the ony thing necessary
for them to do is to have MI. So-and-
So of Socorro county, Mr.. So-a7d-So
of Valencia County, and MI. So-and-
$50 from some other county meet in
the Alvarado Hotel, and there decide
the destinies of the republican party,
pected to consult you. You very we'll
know. and they know, that. if the free
republicans of this Territory should
be consulted that they would fee a.
shamed of their republicanism; that
they would feel ashamed of their his
tory, to have to say that, in this great
Territory OF New Mexico, in which
you can travel for two days and not
get over the boundary lines, o have
not a single man who would be a cap
here.
The democracy of the Territory are.
assembled ere today, my friends,
and, following the dogma of democra-
GJt LAat StO0S ObAA0
which clings everything which forms
the great democratic party, and that
is all the public officials Of this Terri
tory, or of any other entity, should
be selected, not by a few but by the
sovereign will OF the democracy of the
Territory. (Applause) My friends,
you all know what calls us here today.
There are two propositions which we,
the democrats of the Territory, are
to face today, and probably tomorrow,
and there is the selection of a candi-
date. delegate to Congress. to repres-
emit the democratic party of the Terri
tory of New Mexico. The other Is to
select six delegates to the National
Cunvention to be held al Denver ons
the seventh day OF next month Am
I not telling you the truth, my friends.
when l say that there Is ple7ty of!
timber IA the democratic fores to
select the delegate TO Goneressf Am
/ nj telHn& y0u the truth. nphenI Ry|
that ~ viii select - dezeelxes 81
- asa<zonaa Conventlon - men WHO
there 70 f11lfy 49, nom11oficn
&Risk Ges slrS<11 80 ms<s = ~
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GAMES SCHEDULED IN THE
PEcos VALLEY LEAGUE.

Hagerman at Roswell. June II.
Hagerman- at Roswell, June L.
Lakewood at Artesia, June Is.
Lake Arthur at Lakewood. June 10.
Roswell at Clovis, June. IA.
Roswell at Clovis, June Is.
Lakewood at Clovis, June 20.
Lakewood at Clovis. June Fl.
Artesia at Lake Arthur. June 16.
Lake Arthur at Roswell, June 10.
Artesia at Hagerman. June 20.
Artesia at Roswell. June II.
Roswell at Hagerma1. June "A.
Roswell at Artesia. June IS.
Roswell at Artesia, June 26.A
Roswell at Lakewood, June a.
Lake Arthur at Hagerman. June 81.
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Commercial Printing

While good clothes dc
¬ make the man, yet 1t must be
conceded they have great influence
ia forming opinion regarding him.
So is it with printing. Neat, tasty
stationery has a good effect upon
its recipients. Such stationery can
be secured in Roswell at reasona-
BILE prices at the Record Job Print
ing Office, 402 N. Main st. Give
us a trial.
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as a democrat, to do so, that there
great union who would be a worthy
Representative as President of the
United States. In every state you can
have dozens of them. 1t is also true
that every state has its favorite son.
TT is also true that we all respect the
candidates whenever they are worthy
men. But it is also true, gentlemen,
that. while there are lots of men in
1.-THE different states of this great un
lion who are the favorite sons of these
States. there is one man who is not
tthe citizen of any one state; there is
lone man who is as much our man as
Ihe is the nan OF the democracy of the
state of New York; there is one man
those from the state of Iowa, say and
there Is one man who is as much our
imam as a candidate for President of
the United States, even, as he is the
|man from the state of Nebraska. 1t
seems to me, gentlemen of the conven-
|tio1, that it is unnecessary to tire you
amy longer. I only wanted TO say
these few things because l could not
help but say them to you l feeI that
Il am in a Democratic atmosphere.
I feel that all the energy of this great
audience Is friendly to the democratic
A man who has been travelling
Through the Territory of New Mex
|ieo and through republican counties.
a feel an adverse atmos-
|phere as well as he can feel a friend
Py one. l have been so long In ad
verse a~tmospheres. I have been SO
long in atmospheres which have
me to the bone. that I cannot
friends.
Gentlemen of the convention. Il
thank you.
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CHAvES
ADDRESS

Address OF Hon. e. ". Chaves.
Gentlemen of the Convention and fell
low Democrats:
I desire to express my most heart
felt thanks for the great honor which
has been bestowed upon me by max
ing me the Presiding office of this
convention. 1t Is an honor and a
pleasure, gentleman, of which any
man may well be proud. It is always
pleasant to be in the company of DEM
ocrats, but 1t is certainly doubly so
when one is honored by being made
the chairman of such a gathering as
this. (Cheers.)
We may be congratulated, also. up
on being privileged to meet in this
beautiful city of Roswell, (Cheers) the
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TRADING co. Coal
Hay. and GRAIN Always the best
East Seconds Z Phona5 13es
Hardware Stores.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Wnole
sale and retail hardware pipe.
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing,
Enterprise Hardware co.. Garry 8
complete stock Of builders hard
ware. carpenter tools. stoves. ra7g
es and kitchen utensils at live ano
let Mve prices-322 N. Main.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE co.
Wholesale and retail everything In
hardware, ti1ware, water supply
goods. buggdes, wagons, implements
and plumbing.
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made this country agreguar paradise.
which country. in few years longer.
you viii make one of the most beaut-
iful spots in this whole United States.
From the looks of this convention,
it seems to me that the democracy of
New Mexico are determined and
ready to meet the commo enemy
and defeat 1t. Yes, If we will work in
harmony this fall, we will destroy the
Republican party in this Territory so
that it win never % again. Cap
plause.) In unity there Is strength
and if we are united this fall as we
certainly must Beg we will bury that
corrupt Republican party SO deep
that it will never again rise to cor
rupt the Territory of New Mexico.
The people of this Territory, my
friends, are looking to the democratic
party to deliver them from the cor
rupt ring of the Republican party,
which is the curse of the Territory of
to their political ethics, the republican
who is the most active in depriving
democrats voting, is the o
deserving. According to their politi-
cal ethics, the republican who can
vote the largest number Of sheep for
the republican party, is the cutest.
CL~aughter.) According to their polit-
ical ethics, my friends, the republican
who can vote the ~absentees is the
most deserving. My friends, accord
ing to their political ethics. the man
who can vote the whole precinct of
the party from A to z is given a med
al.
Look at the Republican leaders of
this Territory today. They are lead
ers because they have acquired their
leadership through corruption and
fraud. The mass of the good citizen
ship of the republican party have had
nothing to do with their selection.
Let us, the Democratic party of this
Territory, my friends, let us assure
the people of this Territory that, in
the party of Democracy they have the
party of friendship; that, If they will
unite and help us to select the officials
throughout this country, that they
will nave a representation which is
worthy Of the democracy in any pars
Of this country.
What has the republican party lone
IN this Territory for your interests
mine? And I am talking to you
gentlemen, not only as democrats but
as citizens, sovereign citizens of this
great Territory. / want to appeal to
you, as citizens, and ask you this
question; what las republfcanism in
this Territory done for your interests?
Point to one thing where he republi-
can party has helped anyone except
the old ring, which constitutes the
republican party i'm this Territory. Is
not hat true? Cast your eyes to the
city of Washington now. You have
a misrepresentation there, who is sit
ting upon a chair which does not be-
long to him. (Cheers) My friends, is
party of the territory has no man who
could properly represent us in the
halls of Congress? / know that they
have. / could name many good repub-
licans in this Territory who would
make ideal representatives there. 1t
is, then, necessary for hat party to
go to the great state of Pennsylvania
to import a man from there? Cap |
plause and laughter.)
Are we considered as to who should
the nominees of the republican
Are my friends, the republi-
cans in this Territory, considered as
to who they will have to represent
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Lumber Yards.

PECos VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber. shingles. doors, lime. ce
ment, paints. varnisa and glass.
BOSWELL LUMBER CO.. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds OF building materials and
paint.
KEMP LUMBER CO.-Cau on us for
Lumber, Shingles, etc. We treat
you rigat. East 4th St
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MONEY IS a Epw-

MONEY Is READY EoH~-
WATER WORKS AND SEWERS
telegram from John Nuveens and Co,
the buyers OF the bonds authorized
at the last special election. stating
that their attorneys rave finally pas
sed upon the legality of the Issue and
that the none Is ready when need
ed.