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ers he would make an excellent Pres
ioential candidate. The fact that he
halls from the South, which section
of the country recently has been
swept before wave of Prohibition,
is advanced as an argument in his
favor. The only objection to his NOM
nation appears to be the fact that
he is a Democrat and has never been
allied with the Prohibition party in
politics, though he has been a most
ardent supporter of the anti-saloon
movement.
Judge Samuel r. Artman, who is
mentioned for second place on the
ticket, is a resident of Lebanon, Ind.
He came into prominence year or
so ago by handing down decision
against the constitutionality of hcens-
ing saloons. According to his decision
the state of Indiana had no more
right to license liquor selling than
to license gambling, being dangerous
to public morals and public safety.
Like Seaborn Wright, Judge Artman
Prohibition party heretofore. He was
elected to Office on the Republican
ticket
Many of the delegates express the
opinion that the party should not
find it necessary to go outside the
Prohibition ranks to find their candi-
dates They point to the fact that
there are still many we'll qualified
leaders within the party, such as
Samuel Dickie of Michigan, Rev. 81
las C. Swallow of Pennsylvania, OH
yer w Stewart of Illinois, and DR.. J
b. Cranfn of Texas.
The platform this year, it is believ
ed, will almost certainly declare fol
tariff revision. Whether the labol
anti-injunction question will come vi
or win be noticed in the platform !:
stin to be determined. There will bt
no back down in the prohibition
plank By recognising the work OF the
antisaloon leagues and other temp
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SECURING WOODS IN PUR-
SUIT OF BRITISH NEGRO.

Beaumont, Tex, July 15.-Last
night over a thousand men were
securing the woods in this vicinity
in the effort to capture an unidenti-
fed negro. who early yesterday morn
ing attacked and beat into insensi
bility thirteen year old white girl,
Ada Bell Hopkins, infiicting injuries
which may prove fatal. 1t is the in
tention of the mob to inf1ict quick
punishment. Late yesterday an aged
negro was mistaken for the one
sought and shot to death. Last night
the mob burned two negro amuse-
troy other buildings occupied by ne
groes
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NO TRANSPORTATION
FOR ADVERTISING.

Chicago, July 15.-'If it be lawful
to make an exchange of railroad
transportation for advertising then
it would be lawful to do the same in
every transaction, and the railroad
business might lawfully become one
of barter and sale" is the statement
contained in decision handed down
today by Judge Kohlsaat in the Unit
ed States Circuit Court. The jurist
enjoined the issuance of transporta-
ton by the Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville Railway Company to the
publishers of Munsey's Magazine in
exchange for advertising. The con-
tract between the railroad and the
magazine company was held to be a
violation of the Hepburn law. 1t was
a test case.
Notice of appeal to the u S. Su-
preme Court was at once filed by the
attorneys for the railroad.
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DYNAMITE BOMB ExPLODES
IN APARTMENT HOUSE

New York, July ia dynamite
bomb exploded with terrific force
early today in the rear of fashion
able apartment house on West Hath
street. 1t hurled scores of people
from their beds, shattered windows
and threw the tenants into a panic.
A huge hole was torn in the center
the building was considerably dam
aged. There were AZ families living
in the apartments, but so far learn
ed none of them had received any
tor throwing the bomb is mystery.
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To Discuss Municipal Topics.

Montreal, Que, July 15.-The
eighth annual convention of the I'm
ion of Canadian Municipalities and
by that body began its sessions in
this city today. The welcomes and
responses at the opening session
were followed by the annual reports
OF the officers. Then came the reports
umbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick munich
palities. The sessions will continue
over Friday.
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Base Ball Notes.

In "Wee Wee" King the Roanoke
team of the Virginia League claims
the smallest player in organized
base Jail.
For the first time in several years
the Columbus team looks to be out
of the race for the American Associa-
ton championship.
Sioux City, Denver, Lincoln and
Omaha are punched at the top of the
Western League standing.
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MAINE DEMOCRATS IN
STATE CONVENTION.

Bangor, Me-, July 15.-Democrats
tion here today, Hon. George NJ. Han
son of Calais presiding. The conven-
ton will name candidates for state
Offices. The candidate for governor
will be Obadiah Gardner, of Rock
land. Mr.. Gardner for ten years was
master of the State Grange and is
well known throughout Maine. He is
a temperance man, though not oppos-
ed to the resubmission of the prohi-
bition question to a vote of the people.
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ROSWELL
IS LIBERAL

Roswell did it's share in response
to the appeal of Sunnyside after the
tornado of July 2, the Record adver-
tising the petition of the Sunnyside
people, the citizens responding very
promptly and the Commercial Club
gathering the money and sending it
away. 1t seems that Ell Paso was
the only town besides Roswell that
did its duty. From the following let
ter it will be seen that Roswell con-
tributed two-thirds of all the money
sent to the relief of the tornado SUI
ferers:
Sunnyside, N. NJ, July IA, 1905
Editor Roswell Record,
Roswell, N. NJ
Dear Sir:-Permit me to acknowl-
edge through your paper the receipt
of draft from Roswell to the amount
of $414OO in response to the appeal
of our Commercial Club for aid for
the sufferers of the recent tornado
in Sunnyside.
l take pleasure in thanking you
and your people in behalf of my club
and the needy citizens, for your
prompt and liberal response, especial
ly so since there has been only two
papers responded including yours.
The amounts received are, Ell Paso
Herald, S203-00, and yours, S414.00
With much gratitude, | am sincere
ly yours,
w. r: LOVELACE, Treasurer.
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A DOZEN OR MORE MINERS
KILLED BY EXPIOSIC

Pottsville, Pa, July 15.-An explo-
sion of gas in shaft number one OF
the Williamstown colliery, owned By
suited in the probable death of twelve
or more miners. Six have already been
taken out dead, and eight taken out
horribly burned, several of whom will
die.
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ADAMS WAS
SET FREE

Grand Junction, Colo, July 15.--
Steve Adams was acquitted of the
murder of ArthurC ollins this after
noon. His alleged confession of the
eight witnesses testified to an alibi
for hm. Collins, who was manager of
the Smuggler Union mine at Tellu-
ride, was shot through the window
of his office, Nov. 10, 1902, when
playing cards with a friend
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THE NEW MEXICO
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION

The second annual convention Of
the New Mexico Christian Missionary
Society will be held at the Christian
church in Roswell, August 31st to
Sept 4th, 1908. Delegates from all
points in the Territory will be pres
ent, besides a number of prominent
ministers from the outside, including G
w. J. Wright and F. NJ. Rains, of
Cincinnati, w. F. Richardson, Kan
sas City, J. c. Mason of Dallas and
others. This promises to be an inter
esting occasion.
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ENGLAND WINS THREE MILE
RACE-AMERICA SECOND

London, July 15.-The final three
mile team race was won by Eng land:
America second. Time 1439 3-5
J. F. Svanborg, of Sweden, who
won the first heat in the five mile
run, beat the Olympic record, his
time being 25 min. 46 Is seconds.
The first real note of enthusiasm
since the opening of the Olympic
games was struck this afternoon
when Voight, one of the runners up
On whom England was depending to
maintain ner superiority in the long
distance runs, won his heat second
of the five miles run. Voight's victory,
however, was not the best perform
ance of the day, that honor being re-
served for Sweden, whose representa-
tive won the javelin throwing contest
breaking his own record by three feet
/ IL inches.
England added another gold medal
to her winnings with the six hundred
lard cycling race, Johnson taking it
" half a wheel length from Deman-
gel, of France. This with the gold
medal for the team race gives Eng
land so far four gold medals to the
Americans two and Sweden's one.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY,
JULY FIFTEENTH.

1S0S.-Cardinal Manning born.
1S39.-Chartist riot in Birmingham
England.
1S40.-Treaty of London between
the Sultan and Mahomet Ali
1S41.-William C. Whitney, Secre
tary of the Navy in President CIeve
lands cabinet, born. Died Feb. 2, 1905
1S85.-International Park at Niaga
ra Falls opened.
1895.-Henry M. Stanley elected to
the British Parliament
1906.-Seventy-fift anniversary OF
Belgian independence celebrated in
Brussels.
19o7.-Ten persons killed by an ex-
plosion in a turret of the battleship
Georgia.
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BRITISH ROYALTY LEAVES
TOMORROW FOR CANADA.

London, July Interpretations are
complete for the departure of the In
domitable from Portsmout tomorrow
bearing the Prince of Wales to the
Quebec Tercentenary celebration.
His royal highness is to be accom-
panied by a large and brilliant staff.
The party is due to reach Quebec.
July 22, and, according to present ar
rangements, will remain in Canada
one week.
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ONE COMMITTEE THAT DID
NOT COME OUT BEHIND

The following statement from the
Fourth of July committee shows that
with all bills paid, there is still 20
cents in the treasury, and so far as
the records show, this is the first
committee that ever had a public en-
come out behind.
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Judge J. T. Evans, who performed
the ceremony in the presence of only
the legal witnesses The couple were
keeping their wedding secret and
gave fictitious names to a Record re-
porter when they left this morning
for Amarillo.
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HOLD BIG
CAMPMEETING IN iIIINO

Desplaines, Ill, July 15.-The for
ty-ninth annual camp-meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal church opened
here today and will continue until
July 27. Bishops Mcintyre, Quayle.
Hughes, Bristol, Oldham and other
eminent churchmen are on the pro-
gramme for sermons and addresses.
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Two Horses Stolen at Dexter.

The local officers are on the watch
for parties who stole two horses from
a Mexican living near Dexter this
morning. When last seen the parties
were coming this way on the stolen
horses.
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COWS, 2.75@4.OO

western cows, 275@4.O0
Hog receipts, 5000. Prices 5@10c
lower. Bulk sales, 6.45@6.60; heavy,
6.55 5000; packers and butchers, $50
@6.7O; light, 6.4O@6.6O; pigs, 5000
SIS
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market strong
Muttons, 4OO@4.6O; lambs, 4.50@
6.75; range wethers, 3.75@5.25; fed
ewes, 3.OO@4.25
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Live stock Market.

Kansas City, July Is Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000. Market steady. Southern
steers, 3.40@5.25; southern COWS,
2.00@3.60: stockers and feeders, 800
@5-25; bulls, 2.40@4.25; calves, $50
@6.00; western steers, 4.00@6.25;
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Tom pIatt Is seventy-five.

New York, July Ex-senator Thorn
as c. Platt was seventy-five years old
today. He spent the anniversary yer
Y quietly at the Oriental Hotel at
Manhattan Beach. He is very feeble
and had few visitors today.
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Scrappers Meet at PhiIly.

Bangor, Me-, July 15.-Cons1dera-
BILE interest is manifested in the fight
here tonight between "Unk'' Russell,
the Philadelphia welterweight and
Harry Lewis. A twelve-round contest
is scheduled.
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SHRINERS ELECT
IMPERIAL POTENTATE

ST. Paul, Mimi, July 15.-The I'm
perial Council of Shriners today elect
ed Edwin 1. Alderman, of Marion, Ia,
Imperial Potentate. The treasurer and
recorder were reelected.
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If it's EleCtric--.see Gunsul.
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
DRAFTS a CANDIDATE

New York July 15.-The national
ty decided yesterday to run Martin
R. Preston for President, despite his
declination of the nomination.
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Don't Tell This-It's Secret.

Charles W. Burwell, 26, and Mrs.
Grace Hinchey, 26, both of Amarillo,
were granted marriage license late
yesterday afternoon and married at
six O'Clock last night in the Office OF
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WANTED TO RENr:- Small mod
ern house, furniNhed or unfurnish-
or three months Apply to this
once. t3.
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BOYS "BORROW" AUTO
TO TAKE GIRLS RIDE.

Two 20-year-old boys, whose names
will not be mentioned at request OF
the parents went to A. d. Garretts
Darn last night and took out his auto
mobile for ride. They were heard
starting the machine and officers were
put on their trail. In about an hour
they were located on South Hill,
where they were trying to start the
car after having mismanaged the ma
chinery. At the time they were caught
the boys declared they had merely
found the auto in the road and were
trying to start it up to take it to
town. This morning they admitted
that they had taken the machine in
order to give their girls a ride, but
protested that they had no intention
of stealing it, and intended to return
it to its proper place later in the eve
ming. The boys are under arrest, and
their case is in the hands of the dis
trict attorney. While their story Will
arouse sympathy in the hearts of cav
alters, it does not sound very good
to the officers who have been chasing
similar offenders who have been TAX
ing other peoples horses out and rid
ing them all night and leaving them
where they could be found.
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis, July 15.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums, 14@
10; fine mediums, 10@15; fine, 9@12
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More Railroads Wanted.

Cruise wants more fine horses to
shoe this month. The best work
men is my motto. 13tf
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COLD WATER PARTY IN
NATIONAL CONVENTION

erance organizations in getting local
option laws passed.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLoeaI Report. Observation Taken =

fLocaI Report. Observation Taken ar
600 a. N.Y.
Roswell, N. NJ, July l5.-Tempera-
ture-Max., Sc; min, 81; mean. rs.
Precipitation, 90; wind S. E., ve-
locity miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local thunder storms tonight and
Thursday; stationary temperature.
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DIR. PRESLE rye, ear, nose
md throat Glasses fitted: phone 130.
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Mrs. Myers, of Elida, was operated
on at st. Mary's hospital today.
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Phones IS and A. 2l5 North Main
Parsons e. Son
BROKERS

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stenography. All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only la
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Oan
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
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PUBLIC MEETING OF
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.

The Anti-Saloon League viii hold
a meeting on the court house lawn
Sunday. July 10, at $50 p. m. Rev.
NJ l.. Stewart and Rev. G. F. Lucas
will address the people on the most
important question now before the
American people. Come out and hear
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J. A COTTINGfIAM,
JNO. B. GILL,
D. n. CROFT,
Committee on Public Speaking.
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And then-for Phelimy was man who never did
things by halves--he struck line for the magis-
trate's, and burst into that gcntemans presence
with small ceremony nearly choking him with the
in the middle of his dinner at the time-Phelimy
ordered him to be up and off, for that Terry Con-
nol1ys new wife was killed in Camlarag CHAN, and it
was his duty to be there Immediately and either
take her dying dispositions, or, if she past that
then saddle the blame the right shoulders.
And without any delay fast he had told
them the priest and the doctor, and the magistrate
had saddled and brdled and were scurrying the
country. And Phelimy himself taking the
bitches and hedges and all sorts of near-cuts over
hill and hollow, to try to be there as soon they
And, as Phelimy returned the alarmed people,
whom he had left thunderstruck his forward
journey closed in after, and followed him fast
on the backward and in bits and scraps which
Phelimy deigned to throw over his shoulder as he
flew, they, to their increased CONSERVATION managed
to learn what the gst of the matter was, and then
they ran harder than before.
Phelimy and his following reached the house Just
as the priest and doctor and magistrate who had
met together the way, arrived also With his
natural politeness Phelimy gave them precedence
waited for them to pass in of the door first, and then
went in himself at their heels with large repre-
sentation of the neighbors following.
When they entered, Neddy Brogan the shoe
maker industriously pegging away at pair of
brogues for Jimmy the eldest of Terry's children,
and Malachy Murrn, with his journeyman on the
table, working as ntently and conscientiously as
usual gentlemen-of-eisure of the neighborhood who
loved to sit and look others working, sitting
form against the wall. All of them looked
when the invasion flowed into the house,
Malachy Murrin's eyes spoke politely repressed in
qury he said
you welcome, Father Pat and gentlemen all.
Isn't this a beautiful morning glory be to good
ness for it, and fine day for getting in the seedS
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here amongst us supplemented, simple hearted peo-
pie of the black North"
shat it may turn out well for him. Everyone of us
would not wish i'll to his mothers SON
And all Carney bowed its head and said with
pious aggravation, amen to that, Sally McGrath"
I'VE will wait" Sally said resignedly, and see
what will see"
And all Carney said GAY, ay!"
So they waited but not exactly in nacton.
1t was a trying time for Carney-a trying time
indeed So, little wonder that Phelimy Brady and
all Carney hailed with delight the advent OF Malachy
Murrn, the tailor, with his jOurneyman. For Terry
Connolly conceived the very charitable idea OF hav-
ing all his household recothed and reshod And
accordingly, the custom in those days he sent
for the tailor and the shoemaker attend his house
for week and fit out his five children and himself
"And now" said Phelimy and all Carney I'VE
will know the ms and outs about Terry Con-
nollys new wife; for not to mention Neddy Brogan;
the shoemaker, Malachy Murrin will not have bowed
his legs for many hours upon Terrys table till
Terrys wife will be like Diapers window to
him He will have seen her through and through,
and turned her inside out and know her by heart
like ha'penny book"-for a syer or cutter fell
low than Malachy not within the barony. And
the heart of Phelimy and Carney was rejoiced.
Phclimy abused himself for his stupid msmanage-
ment in allowing Maachy Murrn to escape home
from his work on the first night without having in
tercepted and interviewed him, but to make amends
he was on the hill early next morning, watching for
Malachy; and he rewarded, for he succeeded
in capturing him as he eaped the marsh-dtch into
Long John Meehan's land. 1t is well to say that
Malachy, for all his unconscious air. knew the very
thoughts that stirring just at this time in poor
Phelimys heart for Terry Connolly had on the day
before made him we'll of the present curiosity
of Carney.
Phelimy who always fattered himself as the one
great diplomat of the parish, fell into casual con-
versation with Malachy and gradually worked up to
his point i'll a manner that he conceived to be
triumph of adrotness
"An ye tell me now. Malachy," said he when he
had got that far that It's beyond in Terrys we are,
making clothes for the childer Well WELL WELL there's
me for vel and understanding that it was in the
upper. end of the parish you were, at John Pat
Hudes. fitting out John Pats for the States"
Och" said Maachy, cts a week since | left
John Pats l came to Terry's yesterday morning
And Terry" Phelimy casually remarked, "has
fetched home a new wife?"
so he has" said Malachy.