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GROUND BROKEN
FOR new ROAD
~osk BEGUN ON CONSTRUCTION
OF KANsAscoLoRAoo eLec-
TRIc RAILWAY.
AT WORK NEAR PUEBLO
LINE PLANNED FROM CNNoN
CITY. COLORADO, TO DODGE
CITY. KANSAS.

Pueblo, Colo.-The first dirt was
thrown Thursday in the construction
of the Kansas. Colorado Electric nan
way Company on the ranch oi Roper.
X. Potter at u point several miles weh.
Of Pueblo and a. u. hulit, promoter ol
the project. held tn" scraper hhhules
while Mayor John r. West drove the
horses.
The first section Of the road, whith
is planned to be the longest electric
line under one management in tho
world. running from Canon Ilty 10
to Dodge City. Kas., will be constructed
between Canon City and Pueblo. There
were about fifty business men anu
land owners who Witnessed the cerc-
n.ouy Two short addresses were made
by S. II. Atwater. presidcn, Of the road.
aud Mayor West.
After the first scrnpcr full had been
turned Col John a. Lockhart OF
Rocky Ford and Alderman Norbert
Yink OF Pueblo. followed with the sec
oad scrapcr. after which the men from
he grading camp laid hold and work
was started in earnest. Thirty teams
were put nj work and twenty more
viii be added to the outfit within n
week
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CHAPTER v.
A N'idnIuht Conversation.

Once more the little boudoIr. Once
more Ellen and Bernard alone to-
gcther.
We'll. madam" began Darlington.
coldly. under violent cons ralnt, nj
though passion WAS seeth.ug and bub'
bling in hts veins, do you think that
you have dlsrracrd me sufficiently To
night"
But was only obeyInG your In,
struct!ons
My instructions" exclaimed my
lord: and pray what were they"
TO be like other women; to dance,
10 play. to
You exceeded them. think" In.
rrrrupted Darlington. sneerinEly.
THAT many things are permitted to
a man. TO husband. which are for
bid to a woman. his wife"
Il recngni no distinction between
us. sir"
This" said my lord. loftily. rs be.
side the question. What possessed
you to play with Strathgate tonight"
The money" returned his wife.
was mine. | had right to risk 1t.
/ might ask what possessed YOU to
play?"
Nonsense" said Darlington. fierce.
~ Il know we'll enough that your
game with Strathgate was only play.
1t was simply a plan concocted be-
tween you to mock me and amusc
My lord. you insult me" cried FL.
len. her face flaming.
1T is fact that carries the Insult
madam. make the charge on good
You were overheard ar
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University Law School Building.

Denver.-It is announced that the
University of Colorado at Boulder is TO
have the finest law school In the West.
all because of the generosity Of Sen.
ator Simon Guggenheim. The building
will cost $4,000. II will ne only two
stories high with "A basement. but will
be one Of the most fully equipped
structures Of the kind in the country.
The building was contemplated last
spring. but the name of the man who
made 1t possible was kept secret
When the work was begun II was
thought that 1t could be constructed for
$4,000. but as 1t neared completion IL
was found that more money would be
required to make the building perfect
1t VIII be completed at the beginning
OF the school year, 1909.
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sad strathgatc as he and Lady Ellen
reached the top of the terrace.
II would not have you lay hands on
me again. my lord. l am In full visor
and able to serve myself in that. -.
Forgive met said StrathSa'e' i
thought you Were faint 80.
mo more of It," returned Ellen.
would have you meet me at two OF the
clock here tonight on the terrae'
equipped for travelling"
DO you ride away. madam
81 shall take my lords travelling
carriage. Can you drive. Lord Strain
gate?"
Il am the best whip in England
he said boastfully.
At this juncture Darlington ana
Lady Cecily Joined the others on the
terrace.
Have you been taking the air Lazy
Darlington. after your eNcrtons In
the dance7" Queried Lady Cecily WIN
mocking sweetness.
we came to seek Darlington and
YOURSELF" interposed Strathgate swift
ly
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ranging the details" persisted nv
lord. carried beyond tho facts by his
indignation.
Upon whose authority" inquired
Ellen
lady Cecily's"
And you can take her word agains,
mine?" responded his wife. bitterly.
Very well, my lord. l shall not con.
descend to Justify myself further"
Twould be useless to attempt it"
Indeed. and what made you risk
your castle in matter in which moth.
ing was involved?"
Pardon me-" returned Darlington,
loftily. There was something in.
volved. something of which you reck
little"
And that was?"
MY honor and the honor of my
wife. At that time I supposed the
debt an honest one. the play fair.
Think you / could allow that to stand
against you while had penny?''
1T was not love then that made you
interpose?"
Love-" sneered Darlington. How
could l love a woman whose CHIEF
joy is to mock me. to humiliate me. to
heap ridicule upon me. to disgrace
me?"
You have said enough. my lord"
Madam. this passes beyond ali
bonds. The scene tonight was dis
graceful. You insulted all my guests
you publicly braved me. you fauntet
your money in my face. you exposed
your person disgracefully in that aban
doned hornpipe, which you danced
with that Puritan bit Of sanctimoni
BUSINESS at the harpsichord-"
II have said before" cried Ellen
that you can stop right there. TIL,
English gentleman's code. take 4
from my experience Of 1t at hom,
here. allows you to say anything 20,
please to me or about me, but you vii
please leave my friends out Of tn,
discussion"
There Is one friend that I shai
bring in the discussion"
And who 10 that?"
"strathsate."
"And what has he donef"
what has he donef Ny 0odl'
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The resumption Of work by the many
factories of the East and South mas
caused good demand for the starch
made by the Greeley factory last sea.
son and at satisfactory prices. al.
ready 100000 pounds Of potato starch
mas gone to the Oxford and Adams
cotton mills in Massachusetts. tn.
mills at Seneca, 8. c., and other east.
ern points. Other factories have or.
dered starch. Five carloads have gone
to New York city to be re-ground and
bolted for potato flour and sold TO Ger.
mans.
Friends Of Jesse Woods. the sixteen.
year-old boy held for the United States
District Court on q charge Of robbin.
tho postoffice at Colorado Springs of
valuable checks and money orders. sav
that his downfall was caused BY read,
Ing yellow novels Of the ..Diamora a
Dick" variety.
Seven, and possibly eight. nav
schools VIII be opened in the easterr
part Of 81 Paso county this faiI. ne.. !.
Ramah, Calhan. Widefield ana ofhe,
small towns. Another prosressivs
step IL the adoption of uniform ~
books throughout the county. 80
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Four Million Trout.

Denver.-Four million Colorado
trout will be placed in the streams
Of this state this fall. according to
General Superintendent of State Fish
iia'cheries w. S. kinkaid, who has
Just completed the work OF collecting
the spawn OF the native trout In Mar
vine and Trapper's lakes. The eggs
have been distributed among the va.
rious hatcheries of the state, and II
VIII take from thirty to forty days
ior them to hatch. according to the
temperature of the water. About 400.
ooo eggs were taken from the trout
and fully 100000 Of these will hatch
and the minnows will be large enough
10 be transplanted In the many trout
streams OF Colorado early In the fall.
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SYNOPSIS.

The Escapade opens. not In the ru-
nance preceding tn" marriage OF Ellen
Siorum, n Puritan miss, and Lord Car
r.ngton OF England. but in their he after
settling In England. The scene Is placed
Just following the TcN olutipn, In earring
ton castle In England. The CarrinstunS.
after "a house parry. engaged IN - ftuliN
TILL caused by Jealousy. Lord Caring
ton and his wife each made chlrv-. pt
faithiessncsS against the other In r'n-
tinuation OF the quarrel, Flrst obj"ciinE
against playing CErls with the gu"sts.
Lady CnrrinEton aErped fn Cut cards with
Lord Strath gate. wEoEr attentions I"
Ellen had become s"r~ point With car
rington. Tie loss of sl'1.V" f,dlrd To per
turb her. and her husband ih"n cut Tor
his wlfc's l. o. L. AMI his honor, Car
rinrton winning TIE IN III, NJ CLOSED "N-
cept thnt hiking fOr each other applr-
entity arose between Lady Carr .nEiOu and
Lord Strathgats.
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Where PoIitene.s oo.,nr p.x

French and German hats" said .
halter. only last half as long as ours
1t Isn't the poor quality Of the bat.
but the fine quality OF the manner.
that causes this.
Lifting the hat in salutation ia the
hardest work that falls on the head.
piece. and the French and German,
lift 1t to men and women equally. thu,
giving 1t twice as much labor as ve
do. Naturally. then, 1t wears out tvIce
as quickly. 1t goes in the brim in no
time over the water"
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July Cripple Creek Output.

Cripple Creek-A slight increase
over the las; month In tonnage and
bullion values was made during the
month Of July. According to figures
given out by the various mine and
smclter officials, the gross tonnage
treated during the month was G5.062
tons. with a GROSS bullion value OF
sl.3i5. .03l.
Several new mills will be put In op
Grafton during August, which will ma
terially augment the outlut. The fig
tircs follow.
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ALL RUN
Mir Della sl,s.,., u
s1A1 Lot Ar u..,
8'Aa,,e~ ss.,...s
Read Wzat ~

Mss SsIa DELLA !. sraoss,
so,ru ~ror IS. several year. !
nSwn iiss t,"m condition, and ] .ss's !!
COZ, could si not enjoy my Inv p.,,' NJ
not sleep at night, 1h.sta ,
circles about the eyes. A'a ~
MY friends were no.h !,
:, was ,.a I'D, ', 'sod to give ps.as's
ny 20 my Joy l began 70 in,,.ass ,ssss
mr.. hI.s bottle. After t,ilp, r''s. Nv
felt completely cured. Iss
much much for pcrun. =. . ss,s' n.sss
women in q rundown ,sss'ss; \
Pe'ru-as Did w..,,n
Mrs. Judge J. F. Boyer, l,s.
Avo', Evanston, ILL.,, ..y, A., b
came run down, could u.I,Is !
sleep wcll, and lost flesh ,I ,,s s.u
runn did wonders for her, ,ss Z.
PerunA for new life and ,,,,,.s
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outside Of HI. p,.e,,..

All that is the matter with vor
sir" said the eminent physician. .,t..
q thorough examination, lis iact :,
putrition. You don't eat enough"
Il eat all can hold, doctor" ..,a
the attenuated caller.
Then you need to have your a..
pacity enlarged, and that's Z case sor
surgeon. Five dollars, please, Co.,
mornins"
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Republican State Convention.

Denver.-Chairman Vivian OF the Re.
publican state committee has set the
Republican state convention for Sent.
18th. 1t will convene at 10 a. m. at the
Denver auditorium. The total number
OF delegates will be 1,105, the record in
state political conventions, the inten.
tion being to have as many Republi.
cans as possible take part in the nom.
nation OF state ticket. The appor.
tionment is one for every hundred
votes or major fraction thereof cast for
Buchtel 1T the last state election, with
three delegates at large for each
county to begin with.
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Still Vacant.

Stiil vsean.
He was dude Of Ii, n
masher type and. tripping M
aisle OF the parlor car, he diyt1
a seat beside a pretty Girl 4
"Nobody-er-occupy!ns d J
with you, miss" he que,iet
With IA dlsdainful look. II 4
in a tone rcdolent with sursxi /
sir: nobody yet"
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II Your Feet Ache o. IN
get . fsr package Of Aliens fukha !
quick rvlief. T-u million parkasvs sAlf|
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cHILpHooo's HAPPY n,

The iIunter-Aint II 4 ,s,a,
It says here dat mount,I, -
rapidly becoming extinct. M
never get n chanst TO .hoc ~
one.
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Be careful not 10 stumble sRI
own blum.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing ~
foy children tsrthins. pofsena ~ s=Annl
nAmmAti AilAys ain. eufts uisaeak -
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Even drunken man doeiala
b. held up by n footpad.
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have taught the doctrine that high
tariff, even when not needed for rev.
enue, is of advantage to the whole
country The farmers have special
cause of complaint, because of the
high expenditures, as they pay more
than their share of taxes and receive
less than their share of the benefits -
Bryan Will Advise Democratic Clubs.
New York, Aug. 31.-Mr. Bryan will
write each week until election day
a letter to every precinct Democrat
Club in the country and give advice
and suggestions. This novel feature
of a presidential struggle was made
known today by John d. Tomlinson,
head of the bureau of club organiza-
tions of democratic clubs in voting
precincts which were organized by
Bryan.
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St Paul, Aug. 31.-William ]. Bry-
an arrived here this morning. He was
met at the station by Gov. Johnson
and other prominent Democrats, who
escorted him to the Minnesota Club,
where breakfast was served. During
the forenoon Bryan was in conference
with Gov Johnson and others on the
political situation. At noon Bryan was
the guest of National committeeman
Lynch at luncheon.
The feature of the day was the ad-
dress by Bryan at the State Fair
grounds, his theme being government
al extravaganza. A vast crowd heard
him, cheering continuously. THE ex-
travagance of the 51st congress, com
monty called the billion dollar con-
gress,' Bryan said, contributed to
Democratic victory in 1892. The last
he continued, made a new
record in extravaganza. The republi-
cans are more extravagant than the
Democrats in the expenditure of pub
lie funds" Bryan explained, because
the Republican leaders are more init
mately connected with the tax eaters
than the tax payers, and because they
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| The second annual meeting of the
New Mexico Christian Missionary
Convention is now in session in Ros-
| well, having opened a three days
meeting at the Christian church at
nine o'clock this morning, when the
body was called to order by the local
pastor, Elder George Fowler, assisted
| by F. F. Grim, of Las Vegas, core
spending secretary of the convention
and territorial evangelist.
The meeting was opened with BIZ
BILE reading by DR.. Robinson, of Ell
address of welcome and in his hos.
pitable and courteous manner made
all guests feel at home. The response
was given by President-elect J. T.
! Webb, of Melrose
Early in the session ]. T. Webb, of
| Melrose was elected president of the
convention, to preside in the absence
| of last years president. Arthur Stout,
| of Artesia, was elected secretary.
Much of this morning and this af-
L
! hearing the reports from the nine
teen New Mexico churches that are
| represented. These reports are the
cream of the proceedings of the con-
vention, for they show the wonderful
| advancement in the work of this
church in the past year. They snow
| that the membership has doubled in
one year and that much substantial
| and spiritual good has been accomp-
| lished. Since the organization of the
| convention one year ago at Las Veg.
as the spirit of unity in the work of
the church has spread through many
new districts and many new churches
have been organized.
This afternoon session will be
concluded with the appointment OF
committees and other business
Tonight DR.. W. F. Richardson. OF
Kansas City, one of the best preach
ers ever heard in Roswell, will speak
at the convention on the subject,
<"The Disciples of Christ and the 20th
| Century, All are invited
At the convention are about forty
visitors, including representatives
| from all parts of the territory and ma
ny other states. Among them are ]
c. Mason, of Dallas, corresponding
secretary of the Texas State Miss
ionary Society; DR.. Robinson. pastor
of the First Christian church at FL
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WIDESPREAD IN INDIA
TO ASSASSINATE OFFICIALS.

Calcutta, Aug. 31.-The Gossan ma
tive arrested with thirty others fo1
completely in the recent bomb outrag
es and who turned Kings evidence
was today killed by two fellow prison
ers in cell of the Alihur jail. The
evidence given by the Gossan reveal
ed widespread conspiracy which in
cluded plans to assassiante the Vice
eroy, Lord Mimic and other high Off
cials. The revolvers with which the
prisoner was killed were SmuggleC
into the prison.
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NUMBER Ia

Paso; Rev. S. d. Shore, pastor of the
Christian church at Hereford, Tex;
DR.. w. F. Richardson, pastor of the
Eleventh and Locust strets church
at Kansas City; Mrs. Louise Kelley,
of Illinois, national organizer of the
Christian Women's Board of Miss.
ions; and w. j. Wright, of Cincinna-
ii, corresponding secretary of the A.
merican Christian Missionary Socie-
ty.
The pulpits of Roswell were filed
yesterday morning by the visiting
ministers of the convention. They
were as follows: DIR. Richardson at
the Baptist church, w. j.. Wright at
the NJ. E. church, South, S. D. Shore
at the Presbyterian, F. F. Grim at the
M. E. church and Mrs. Kelley at the
Christian church. Last night DIR.
Wright preached a great sermon on
The Church of the Twentieth Cen
tury'' to a large audience at the Chris
tian church.
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The formal reception meeting will
be held tomorrow evening, at which
addresses of welcome will be deliver
ed by the governor of Ohio, the may
or of Toledo and the commander OF
the department of Ohio. Commander
Burton will preside at this session,
which will be held in the Valentine
Theatre.
The parade of the veterans will
take place on Wednesday. The line
of march will be short as few of the
veterans are now able to take part
in long hike and automobiles and
carriages will be provided for those
physically unable to play the part of
infantry. The committee on the cen
tennial birthday celebration of Abra-
ham Lincoln will hold a meeting to-
morrow.
Several candidates have been men
toned for the Office of commander-in-
chief, but so far the choice appears
to be uncertain. Many amendments
to the rules and regulations of the
order have been proposed by the
state departments and will be decid
ed by the encampment.
In addition to the Grand Army of
the Republic, seven affiliated organi
cations will hold conventions during
the week. These include the Sons of
Veterans, the Daughters of Veterans,
the Woman's Relief Corps. the Lad
les of the Grand Army, the National
Association of Ex-Prisoners of War
the National Association of Army
Nurses of the Civil War and the WON
ans Patriotic Press Association
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NEW YORK LABOR UNIONS
VOTE TO ENDORSE RRYAl

New York, Aug. 31.-After a long
debate last night, the Central FEEDER
ated Union Of the labor unions of the
city affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, endorsed the reso
luton previously adopted by the Ell
evator Constructors and Mill Wrights
Union, pledging support to William ]
Bryan and the Democratic party IN
the coming election.
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/ ON, ORIENTAL GAS WELL,


L. R. Hartley came up from Lake
wood this morning where he has been
at the new oil and gas well on the
property of the Oriental Cement Plas-
ter Company. He reports that the
good indications continue at the well
and has the following assay report
received Sunday:
Los Angeles, Calf, Aug. 21, 1908
| To Hon. Senator A. A. Caldwell:
Report on Sand from Gas Well, NJ. M.
Constituents by miscropic test:
Shale and fine sand rock By distilla-
ton with steam, traces of oil drops
of very light gravity were condensed
and identified by me as petroleum oil
The odor was distinctly noticeable
and compared with the odor of ben
zene.
Sample of Gas.
Two of the three bottles contained
no gas, which had escaped through
leakage.
One bottle contained pure natural
gas, which showed 95 O0 Marsh Gas.
/ 1-2 nitrogen and balance ethylenes.
I This gas is practically identical
with the natural gas found in Penn
| sylvania, and is of great calorific pow
er, burning with nearly perfect blue
flame and therefore perfect combus
| ton.
There is little doubt that a light
gravity oil is underlying the gas sand
and that a greater depth of oil will
be found in large quantities, provid
ed that the direction of the unbroken
hard sand rock Gaping is closely fol
lowed, when locating wells.
l consider this territory a promis
ing gas or oil field.
| Respectfully,
DR.. Frederick Salathe, Phi. d
| DIR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted; phone 1870
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HITCHCOCK is IN CHICAGO
PLANNING FOR THE WEST

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Frank H. Hitch
cock, chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee is here today for a
conference with Secretary Hayward
and the western members of the exec
utive committee. He expects to re-
main here until Wednesday or Thurs
day attending to routine matters.
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Successful institute at PortaIes.

Prof. NJ. H. Brasher returned Sat
urday night from Portales, where he
has been in charge of the Roosevelt
county teachers institute and sum
mer normal He reports a successful
meeting and large attendance. There
were 14S teachers enrolled, which
places Roosevelt county institute far
ahead in number of all the other in
stitutes of New Mexico, and just
times as large as the Chaves county
institute He says, furthermore, that
the meeting was an enthusiastic one
and that some of the best teachers
OF many states were among the new
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OLYMPIC WINNERS CALL
ON PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

Oyster Bay, Aug. 31.-Ideal weather
favored the Olympic heroes today as
they paraded up Sycamore Hill and
were welcomed by the President. Mr..
Roosevelt had hearty handshake and
word of congratu1ation for each of
the victorious athletes. The ceremon.
les occupied only "a short time. Re
freshments were served the party.
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M. kATO TO BE NEW MINISTER
FROM JAPAN TO ENGLAND

Toxic, Aug. 31.-It was definitely
decided today that NJ. Kato, minister
of foreign affairs, under the former
cabinet, will be the next Japanese
by the return of Count Komura to
assume the office of minister of for
eign affairs under the Katsura cabf.
net.
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SOCIALIST CADIDATE TRAV-
ELS IN A SPECIAL TRAIN

Chicago, Aug. 31-Ther special train
carrying Eugene V. Debs, the Social,
ist candidate for president and other
members of that party, left here to-
day over the Chicago & Alton on an
educational campaign to Pacific coast
points. Stops will be made at all the
important towns and cities en- route
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CONVENTION
GATHERING OPEN
ED IN ROSWELL TODAY. CON-
TINUES TILL WEDNESDAY,.
CHURCH HAS ADVANCED

Reports Read at the Opening Session
Show that the Membership of the
Church in New Mexico Has Doubled
in One Year. Many Visitors of Prons
inence. Visiting Ministers at Local
Churches Yesterday.