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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
CONVENTION
TOMORROW

Denver, Colo, July 6.-Tne pro
gram of the national Democratic gath
ering for today includes caucuses OF
likely to have an influence even on
the presidential nomination itself
Today also begins the work of the ma
tional committee upon several con
tests. which are not likely to effect
the final result, but might involve the
expenditure OF time sufficient to de
lay the work of the convention.
The principal interest centers in
the caucus of the New York delega.
tfon, which takes place at once, for
the delivery of its bunch of IS votes
will without doubt have a moral eff.
feet, to say nothing of it's being posi-.
bly, the balance of power in the con
vention.
The majority of the delegation
seems to favor Bryan, but there Is a
group of veteran fighters on the dele
cation who are opposed to the Ne.
braskan, and they may be able to
swing the whole Is votes against him.
The national committee meeting is
called at ten o'clock this morning.
Contests will be heard from the fol
lowing states: New York, End to 9th
districts, inclusive; District of Col.
umbia, entire delegation; Illinois,
first to tenth district, inclusive; Ida.
no. entire delegation; Ohio, ninth to
nineteenth districts, inclusive.
The general expectation now is
for four days session Of the conven-
ton with final adjournment some
time Friday; but potentialities of
trouble, as yet undeveloped, are still
making a positive forecast impossi
heved to be reliable authority that
Mr.. Bryan believes in the propriety
OF deferring activities as to the vice
presidency until after the principal
nomination is disposed of. This leads
to falling on of gossip and the whole
matter is sidetracked.
To add still further to the parallel
with the Republican convention, Mon
day morning finds general interest
m the platform still confined almost
wholly to the proposed plank regard.
Tag the use of the court Injunction
especially In labor disputes. Gompers
Mitchell and other labor leaders are
on the ground. pressing their claims
upon those who, presumably. will
have influence on the committee ON
resolutions.
The weather, which yesterday was
decidedly hot, changed il the might
after a series of thunder-storms and
became rather raw and cool today
Nationai Committee Meeting.
Denver, Colo. July 6.-The nation
81 committee met at ten O'Clock today
Cor the purpose Of considering evid
ence IN various contests. It had al
ready bee7 arranged that each con
test should be referred to sub-com
mittee. a repolution Was adopted r.
Quirins eech sub.commkttee 10 reporl
ao< lnner zlhan Gvs o'clock this akter
Tho r1hconirittee HEARING nj
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
Death of an Infant.

The one year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Swan, of 914 North Union
avenue, died early this morning at
their home, of summer complaint.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at three O'Clock, burial being made
in the South Side cemetery.
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Court Goes to PortaIes.

Judge William H. Pope, District
Attorney L. o. Fullen and Court RE
porter A. L. Hull went to Portales
this morning to open the special term
of court set for today. Clerk : 1. Rob
erts went last week and arranged for
the opening of the session, which
will extend over period of about
two weeks. The Parish murder case
is the most notable one on the docket
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Blessing of Their New Bell.

The members of ST. Peters Catho-
lie church held a special meeting at
the church Sunday mor1ing for the
blessing of the bell, which they re-
Gently bought for their church from
the Christian church people. The
blessing was followed by High Mass
and a sermon explaining the meaning
Of the blessing Of articles to be used
in the church and church worship.
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mind for dinner, and when he had
concluded all exercises were suspend
ed until one-thirty

mind for dinner, and when he had
ed until one-thirty.
Afternoon.
| After dinner the prorgam was op
ened in the court house square with
| a tight-wire walking exhibition by
Prof. Hedrick, who held the champ
| ionship of the world in this line until
taken sick with tuberculosis and com
PEELED to move to Carlsbad for his
health. His exhibition was greatly
Ienjoyed.
At two O'Clock a mammoth crowd
| witnessed a bronco-busting contest
at Amusement Park, to which an ad
mission fee of 25 cents was charged
The entries we're Lee Drury, Willie
and Bud McMil1en. The prize of $50
was divided equally among the con
testants, but Lee Drury was given
first honors. Minor Johnson was the
only rider thrown from his horse.
The exhibition was a tame one, but
it was no fault of the committee or
the riders. The widest horses that
could be found were secured. None
had ever been ridden before. 1t is a
punchers and horsemen that there
are not the fierce, wild horses il this
country there once were.
Lake Arthur and Roswell contested
at base ball at Amusement Park at
three a'clock, and another immense
crowd was present. The local team
was winner by the score of ten to
three.
Grand Ball at Night.
The Elks ball at the Auditorium
Rink and the smoker at the CONNER
cial Club, both at eight O'Clock, con-
cluded the full days program. The
smoker was attended by a great many
vicitors who wanted a place to rest
after a strenuous day. The ball was
largely attended, the younger people
who had not had enough sport com
ing out en- masse. There were also
many who came as spectators. The
newly organized Hi1son Orchestra
furnished the music. A Gillett safety
razor, by the Roswell Hardware Co..
and a pair of ladies' shoes by the
Stine Shoe Company, were given as
prizes to the handsomest couple on
the floor, and they were awarded by
popular vote of the dancers to Roy
Miller and Mrs. J. B. Mathews. A
cake-walk by three negro couples was
a diversion from the program of the
evening.
The day was noticeable for almost
perfect order of the large crowd.
There were but few drunks, and so
far as reported but one fight. No run
aways and no serious accidents have
been reported. The crowd was well
taken care of and seemed to be pleas
ed with its treatment. One point over
looked was the provision of ice water
the only barrel on Main street being
in front of the Roswell Gas CompanyS
Office, but this must have watered
most of the visitors, judging from the
crowd that was around it all day and
the number of times it had to be re-
filled.
Some of the visitors remained over
Sunday, but most of them left Satur
day night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
ONLY "A FEW MORE DAYS
OF THE Big PIANO SALE

Several pianos sold last week. We
have most all of onr highest grade
instruments unsold. You can make q
small payment down, the balance to
suit your own convenience. and se.
cure the best piano made In the
world. You win not have such IN
opporfuaity again.
ARMSTRONG. BYRD q Co,
III Main street. across from Grand
Cen1ral H1tsl.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Price left this
morning on a six weeks trip east.
They will go first to Trinidad, Colo.
however, for visit with friends. Mr..
Price is going to market
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Notice to Epworth Leaouers,

All members are requested to meet
at the NJ. E. Church, South, Tuesday
evening at seven O'Clock to go to an
entertainment and social at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Urton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
TEXAS NEGROES REBEL
AGAINST "LIIY VIII

Waco, Tex, July 6.-Prominent le-
groes of this section are said to be
prepared to take decided action show
ing their disapproval of what is
known as the Lilly White" wing of
the Republican party and such ne
groes as work with them
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
Help Wanted.

WANTED:- Manager for branch OF
flee we wish to locate here in Ros
well. Address, with reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinna
ii. Ohio. 06t30a
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Mrs. Bernie Cowden, OF Midland,
Tex, who was visiting r. P. Bean
and family, left this morning for
Dallas.
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JEFF Hart and Tom Galloway left
this morning for Kenna, from where
they will go to Four Lakes and to
Mr. Hart's ranch, 65 miles south OF
the Lakes.
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Mr.. and Mrs H w Sims left this
morning on their return to Farwell,
Tex, after a short visit with Frank
Wright and family.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06

FOR RENT House and barn, lis
S. Rich. Apply to H A. Dicken, at
Joyce-Pruit Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
Phones 65 and A. 2i5 North Mai
Parsons e. Son
BROKERS
BROKERS

AL 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 Ia
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Can
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
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Mrs Frank Mcdaniel went TO ANA
rillo today to visit friends and at
tend lodge.
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FOR SALE A fine Jersey cow
A. J. Nisbet. 3t*
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If in need of electric work, see
GUNSUL. His work is best
Ask PARSONS-he knows.
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FOR RENT Furnished front room
SO6 N. Richardson OSt3*
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g DIR. PRESLEY - rye, ear, nose
md throat. Glasses fitted; phone 100
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w H. Rhodes went to Amarillo OF
business today.
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Haserman Even at Clovis.

The Hagerman base ball team pass
ed through Sunday night on their
way home from trip north. They
played Friday and Saturday at Clio
Wis, winning the first to and los
ing the second, to 2. They stopped
at Portales Sunday and won a game,
9 to 4. Portales is not in the~Pecos
Valley League, however, and that
does not count in Hagerman's percen
tage.
T. H. Craig returned to Carlsbad
Sunday night, but Mrs. Craig and the
children will remain to spend a few
| more days with friends.
Russell does 8norse-snoeanx 1Od
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
FILL YOUR PEN FREE.

3 FILL YOUR PEN FREE.
3 Everybody welcome to this
3 convenience.
3 NEW GOODS.
3 so New Copyright Books,
3 500 New Paper Cover Novels.
New Nobby Stationery,
New Post Cards.
> New Candy.
Everything in Office Supplies,
3 Blank Books, etc. NIGER
SOIL BOOK, STATIONERY
; AND ART co.
,
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Russell does snorse-snoeanx. 1oea
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
POPE RECEIVES
VASHINGTONIANS
CongratulateS the Rev. A. P.
Doyle-Chats With the
Rev. 6. P. Cannon.

ROME. July 29.-The very Rev.
Charles p. Cannon, Of Washington, pro-
lessor Of Sacred Scripture in the School
Of Theology Of the Catholic University
OF America and the very Rev. A. P
Doyle. rector Of the Apostolic Mission
House. Of Washington. were received in
private audience by the Pope.
Dr. Cannon is consultor Of the Bibli-
cal commission, IN which his holiness is
very much interested. and talked with
him a long time over the questions
which IT is considering.
The Pope expressed qualification with
the progress OF the mission house. He
warmly congratulated Father Doyle and
promised him assistance in the work His
holiness was delighted with the story of
the restoration Of the inscription, 'In God
We Trust" which was related TO him
by Father Doyle. : Father Doyle pre-
Sented MIN with one OF the new coins
with the motto The Pope questioned
him closely to ascertain whether Il was
ordered removed because Of religion
reasons, and on finding that on tn 2
contrary II was the religious sentiment
Of the country that forced its restora
ton, MS holiness was delighted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
PLANS FOR PLAZA
ARE ORDERED TO-DAY
District and Railroads Hope to Fin
ish S15O,00O Improvement at
Union Station by March 4.

D H Bun ham & Co. of Chicago,
architects Of the new Union Station,
were designated by the Commissioners
today TO construct plans for the beauti-
fcatiOn of the terminal plaza Congress
appropriated $4,000 for this purpose.
and IN addition 10 this sum. $4,000 will
be expended by the washington Term
inal Company
AT a conference with the Engineer
Commissioner. Pierce Anderson, Of the
firm OF BLrnham & Co, informed Major
Morrow that plans involving the install
lation Of fountains, ornamental lamp
posts. stei s, etc, are already under
consideration. Specifications will be
prepared in a few days, and actual
work will begin as soon as possible.
Work on the plaza will conform with
the architecture OF the new Union sta
ton
It is the hope of the Commissioners
that the plaza will be completed by
March l. but, according 70 Engineer
Commissioner Morrow, this is consid-
cred extremely improbable. owing 70
the delay Of Congress IN providing for
the establishment Of street car lines 10
the terminal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
PLAN EXTRA CAR
FOR BALTIMORE

An extra morning car to accommodate
passengers for philadelphia and Allan
tic City viii re placed in service To-
morrow at 6 O'Clock by the Washington,
Baltimore. and Annapolis Electric Rail
way Company
Since the announcement Of the com
bined rail- and water trip 10 the sea
shore. there has been such demand
for this service that the officials Of the
company decided 10 meet Il al once
This car viii run limited 70 Baltimore
for the remainder OF the season, landing
passeuCers there almost an hour before
sailing time Of the day stsamer-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
HUMANE SOCIETY
is ACTIVE AGAIN

Thomas Tibbs. Of 2120 Eighth street
forfeited = in the District branch Of the
Police Court this morning on a charge
Of overwOrking and cruelty driving q
horse
Humane Officer Haynes. who made
the arrest. says that from now on this
violation OF the regulations VIII he
strictly enforced. because OF several
cases Of extreme cruelty which have
lately been brought 70 the notice Of the
Humane Society.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
MRS. ANNE WEBSTER
DIES AT HER HOME

Mrs. Anne c. Webster. widow OF the
Rev. c. NJ. Webster, and a resident Of
Washington for the last fifteen years,
died yesterday at the home Of her son
and daughter. Nelson p. Webster and
Florence 3. Webster. $40 Seventeenth
street northwest She was seventy-nine
years Of age.
Mrs Webster's husband died in 1861.
after which She resided in Iowa until
she came 10 Washington She was a
member Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
CLEVELAND STATUE
FOR CHICAGO CLUB

CHICAGO. July 90-Plans are being
completed today for a life sized bronze
statue OF Grover Cleveland. TO be erect
ed IN Chicago, by the Union League
Club. II will cost 800. 900. and will prob
ably be unveiled March IS, the seventy
second anniversary Of CIeveland's birth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
DEATH GAP LOOPER
IS BADLY INJURED
Mile. LaBella, Who Sustained Fall
at Albany, May Be Hurt
Internally.

ALBANY. N Y, July 3o.-There has
been a slight improvement in the con-
ditiOn or Mrs. Frances Z. Hurley, Of
New York city, better known as Mile.
LaBella, the "Loop-t Cap
automobile performer. who was injured
while doing her turn at summer park
near Albany yesterday
After her fall she was taken to St
Peters In & critical condition. She IS
now conscious. hut suffering such pain
that IT is believed she is internally in
5ured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
Coupon

Coupon
This PalaiS ROYAL
basement Coupon and
three CD cents en-
titles bearer 70 one
sc table tumbIer, ex-
ira thin. nicely en-
graved. Good for Fri
day only. July 8, 1903
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30

This Palais Royal
Basement Coupon and
twenty-five 90 cents.
entities bearer TO one
engraved nickel-pla-ed
syrup pitcher and
tray Good for ETi-
day only. July 81. 1905
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
COPYIST o. P. SOLEM
RESIGNS POSITION

An order has been issued in the Post
office Department accepting the reslg-
nation Of Olaf p. SoIem, OF New York,
a copyist of maps at 5000 per annum IN
the office Of the Fourth Assistant POST
master General. Mr.. Solem having Sc
cured a transfer TO the Geological Sur
yey-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30

15c Chi1dren's White
Lace TO the Toe Hose,
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6. B. F. HALLER OPENS
WALLPAPER STORE

c. B. F. HaIIer. formerly Of the Halter
Wallpaper Company, 1893 New York
avenue northwest, has severed his con-
nection with that drm and opened
new wallpaper store at 1907 Twenty-sec-
ond street northwest 4 large stock Of
art wallpapers and decorations has
been laid in.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-30
ANOTHER FRAUD
ORDER ISSUED

The Postofhce Department today IS
sued a fraud order against Wilhelm
Basiiius, at Braunschweig, Germany.
who IS said to have been using the
mails - send circulars into the United
States and solicit reuittances for tickets
representing chances I'm the Herzogl.
Braunschw. Landes-Lotterie. against
which a fraud order IS now standing.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
SUMMONS CANON CHASE
Justice Narean to Institute Con-
tempt Proceedings.

Iustice Nareap in the Supreme Court. sitting IN
BROOKLYN issued order yesterday sunililo"ii'o
Canon William Sheafe Chase, rector OF ChrlsI
Episcopal Chufch. to appear in court on rIiuaS
and show cause why he should not be adJudged IN
contempt of court. The order was hied with 'he
County Clerk, accompanied by an anidaVl slsHeu
by a newspaper reporter Whlch coitai'' o. 90
interview with Canon Chase pubhshed carry
in December condemning Justice Marean loF
granting an injunction against interference Win
certain Sunday shows
Canon Chase took active part IN iurtneliH5
tho Sunday closing movement, and, with many
o+be- RrookIvn clergymen was much incensed over
the decision of Justice MareaE in the inJuncuoh
proceedings brought by Messrs- bril ana 0A -
restrain the police from interference with tne
oneration of their Sunday moving picture shows N
Ioad1-av BROOKLYN The papers i'll the case state
that the reporter called up Canon Chase on the 'ee-
pbone and that Canon Chase dictated a stateiieii'
which the reporter repeated Dach u HILL %
statement reads as follows:
7 think it a very wrong decision He went pc
yynaking an arrest Immediately upon seeing an II
legal tH case as5 %as heard before Justice
odav The faf's a kings Msge county called the attention the
police these places and the @ po1ce I'd did drfIin
the audience out into the street Tey r Gny 6na 11e
VI Wha5 tney nrs au Of the moving picture places went
to Justice Marean and tried TO show malice on the
pan In taking te5ony the Justice without tho sDds hear
1ng society was the original nstigator Of
the arrest severely criticised the police for perse
cuion and granted injunction restraining an az
rest at the time of the violation Justice Marean
decision has caused a lot Of harm Corpordtoh
Counsel Bell ought to appeal the case TO the APP
Justice Marean has no legal right TO prevent the
police from making an arrest where there Is q
Violation Their business is to obey the law ana
not him.
1,s+ica Narean declares that the criticism of the
bench contained in the interview is offensive and
hased on a u1isstatement of facts. Canon Chase,
when seen yesterday, said;
81 never knowingly made a false statement IN
nv life If the permanent injunction has cnansed
the ruling from that OF the temporary injunction
do not know il as have not seen the permanent
Injunction and shall certainly to the court on
Friday. and it will be easy think to explain ny
nosition"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
EXEMPT CITY. BONDS.
Board of Trade Recommends
Chance an Debt Making POocer.

4 resolution passed at a meeting !esleiu"s
of the New York Board Of Trade and Iranspor'a-
ton recommending that the constitutional proVl-
sion liyoitine the debt-makng power Of the city
be amended as speedily possible so as to exempt
the outstanding bonds of the city issued TO pay for
rapid transit dock and wharfage Improvements ana
other public works which may be shown to be
self-sr1staning or producing and necessary
to the interests and progress of the city
The resolution was adopted after II had peeh
nointed out that unless some such measure was
passed the city would have difficulty in improv-
ing its transportation facilities and that every in
crease in public works of such sort mao AWAY >
resulted in corresponding increase in the value OF
rropertv in those sections of the city atected
Another resolution urging the Legislature to ap-
propriate liberal to enable the state water
Commission TO complete its Investigations and prep
aratfons of its plans for the development of the
water powers of the state was adopted Charles
u Patrick presented the report of the special
conn1fttea on national rivers and harbors improve
mont which recommends the establishment of a
national department of public works A resolution
emhodving the report passed unanimously altef
a little discussion favorable to the measure
The committee took up the development OF ma
tionaI public works and improvements, and pointed
to the fact that Presidents Jackson. Arthur ana
Cleveland had ali vetoed bills appropriatlng money
for r11hc improvements. the ground that the
nublic money would be spent for the enrlchlhg oI
some private or purely local interest, and showed
that in 1907 one item of than 100000 for a
local rroiect was passed by the House of Represen-
tatives after il had been denounced in the pubic
nress For the reason that the present system per-
rp1,ed such unwarranted drafts on the treasury
the committee thought that it was wrong
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
BODIES TAKEN FROM BREWERY.
Two Victims of Building Wreck Recovered
One Drowned in Ale.

The bodies of the two workmen buried beneath
the walls of the Flanagan Nay & Co.'S brewhouse'
Tenth avenue and 25th street, when il collapsed
on Tuesday. recovered yesterday by the
searchers The body of Peter Hagen. a framer,
was taken from the cellar by Thomas OGorman,
foreman the Building Department, and one of
his assistants. They found the body pinned be-
meath a heavy steel girder. During the after
noon the body of Thomas kiernan, the foreman Of
the work, found beneath the debris
KlernaDs wife and his brother James remained
the building all night, imploring the searchers
o work faster TO rescue Kiernan whom they
thought might still be alive. Hagen's body
taken TO the morgue. and Dr. Lehane the
oners physician, performed autopsy, He
nolnced that the had died from drowning in
The ale. and that his neck had been broken after
death by the girder beneath which he found
Kiernan's body will be removed to his home No
500 Second avenue. after autopsy has been per
formed.
Charles o. Johnson Of No. is2 West 24th street
contractor for the snoring work the building
was taken before Coroner Acritelli and released
5000 bail