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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-03-25
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
IN STATE CONVENTION.

Indianapolis. Ind. Mar 25.-The
Indiana Democratic convention today
enters upon two days work of adopt
ing a platform, naming state TICK
ct and selecting delegates to the ma
tional convention at Denver, who, it
is expected, will be instructed for
Bryan for President. The program in
clades the election of 26 delegates
this afternoon and the adoption of a
platform tomorrow.
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The Mock Senate met last night in
Scott in the chair. After a long dis
cussion. the following resolution took
the place on the calendar ahead OF
S. B. IS. and will be discussed next
Tuesday night: Resolved that it
would be to the best interests Of the
United States to deport the negroes"
The senator from Utah was cleared
of the charge Of polygamy. The sen
ate adopted resolutions endorsing ono
of their presiding officers, G. A Ricn-
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THE JOYcE-PRUIT OPENING
HAS IT'S USUAL SUCCESS.

The annual spring opening of the
Joyce-Pruit millinery, dry goods and
furnishings departments was held
last night, and was accorded the
great success usual to this annual
event. The crowd was as large as has
ever attended the Joyce-Pruit open
ings, which means that it was elor-
nous. Over twelve hundred carna
tions were given away as souvenirs,
one to each caller, and this goes to
show the size of the attendance. For
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will be put on at the Auditorium rink.
The preparation for the play is going
steadily on and the management pro-
misses something good for the people
who see it, Practically all the male
characters will be represented by
of the association Roswell
young women will carry out the fem
mime part of the cast. 1t will be my,
sical in its nature, but will have
light comedy running through it.
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Passion Play in Moving Pictures.

Passion Play in Moving Pictures.
The management of .;.a Majestic
Theatre has secured a late anG i'm
proved production of the great Pas
sion Play, and it is to be put on all
next week, with the assistance of
lecturer. The film of this play is S,150
feet long and requires en- hour and
a half to be shown properly. There
will be special music on the opening
night, next Monday.
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store were they able on this occasion
to get all their flowers in Roswell,
and the souvenirs were to be priced
especially since they were all home
grown.
All evening the crowd came and
went, being entertained by the clerks
and by the sweet music of the Norveil
Croft orchestra.
The store was arrayed in its gayest
decorations and looked beautiful in
every department, especially in the
dry goods and millinery departments.
All the latest styles in all depart
ments of wearing apparel, both for
men and women, were shown. The
show goods will be kept on exhibition
a few days that those who could not
come out to the opening will have
an opportunity to see it.
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The Ridht Place to Go.

When in a hurry, come to my shop
for neat repair work and scientific
horse-shoeing Two shoers and three
repair men ready to serve you. Prices
reasonable. Plenty of room for your
buggy inside. We do not let your bug
gy stand in the sun.-R. F. CRUISE,
Texas Shop. 14tf
P. S.-Rubber tires always on hand
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Special attention is called to the
big advertisement of Price & Co. on
the back page of this issue. in which
they have listed a few of their show
ings in mems furnishing goods. Take
a look at their south wiadow also
It shows fine line of all this springs
ties, fancy vests, socks, etc
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SEVEN MEMBERS THEATRE
COMPANY DROWNED

Marietta, O., Mar. 25.-Seven men
who were members of the Eisenbarth
Henderson Floating Theatre troupe
were drowned early this morning
when the boat. which was starting out
on a seasons trip. struck a rock at
Lock Is in the Ohio river.
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Shadow Social.

The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
Church, South will have a shadow
Social tomorrow evening in the Sun
day school room of the church The
young men are to prepare box lunches
and the young women come prepared
to buy the boxes. All Leaguers and
friends are invited. A good time is
assured to all. II
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Advertising, and having the goods
just as advertised, have enabled the
comparatively new store of Morrison
Brothers to take a place right in the
front rank. Their spring opening
Friday and Saturday viii be we'll pat
rOnized, both because they understand
the art of advertising, and because
they always have the goods.
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Russell builds new wagons. lott
Roswell Team Has New Catcher.


Captain Leland of the Roswell Base
Ball team, has signed new catcher
named Reed, who arrived in town
Yesterday The new catcher is known
to be a back stop and base thrower
fit for league company, and is also
safe batter. In the first practice
game he knocked a ball over the
north field fence of Amusement Park
He weighs $50 pounds, and puts all
his weight into the game. He played
on various Texas teams last season
and the season before. and made an
enviable record. Baker, who has been
catching for the Roswell team, will
take a field position.
Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner's
-
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ardson, in his candidacy for mayor
of Roswell. They also agreed as a
body to be II Roswell on election day
and do all in their power to help elect
him. The senate viii meet next Tues
Gay night in the Baptist church.
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JOE RICHARDS BUILDING
ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE

r., F. Upton, as contractor, today
started the foundation of an elegant
new residence for Joe Richards, on
the lot at the corner of Richardson
avenue and Seventh street. 1t is to
be a one-story, frame Oh the bunga-
low style, with six rooms and BATH.
1t will be an ornament to the neigh
borhood in which it is to be built.
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Live Stock Market,

Kansas City, Mar. 25.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 5000, including 500 Southerns.
Market steady to 10c higher South
ern steers, 4.75@6.25; southern cows,
$3.50 500; stockers and feeders, 3.75
$3.50; bulls, 3.50@5.25; calves, $50
@6.25; western steers, 4.S0@6.75;
western cows, 3.5066.75
Hog receipts, 10000. Market 10c
higher. Bulk sales, 4.95@5.15: heavy.
5-0O@ $50; packers and butchers,
4-95d5.15; lights. 4.S5@5.1O; pigs,
4.3064.75
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 5.25@6.25; lambs, $3.50
7.S0: range wethers, 6.006725; fe1
ewes, 5.5O@6.25
DIR. PRESLEY Eye, ear, nose
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washington, Mar Z0.-A SptCIet
message from the President was reat
in both houses of congress soon aftel
colvening today, and in both it wa:
closely followed. In the house the
declaration that the time had come
for tariff revision elected hand clap
ping-from Democrats. Democratic ap
proval was also given by way OF
pounding the desks to the suggestion
to congress to remove the tariff on
wood pulp. The Republicans waited
and confined their applause to the
message as a whole. In the senate the
message was received without com.
meat of any kind.
Washington, Mar. 25.-The follow.
ing is a synopsis of the special mes.
sage sent to congress today by Presi-
dent Roosevelt:
Il call your attention TO certain
measures as to which 1 think there
should be action by congress before
the close of the present session
"Child labor should be prohibited
throughout the nation.
Il renew my recommendation for
the immediate re-enactmenI of an
employers liability law, drawn TO con-
form to the recent decision of the
Supreme Court.
''In addition to a liability law pro-
tecting the employees of common car
riers. the government shoIld show
good faith by enacting further law
giving compensation to its Own eu
ployees for injury or dea:1 Incurred
in its service.
Il also urge action along the line
of recommendations | have already
made concerning injunctions III labor
disputes. No temporary -estra ming
order should be issued by any court
without notice and petition for a per-
manent injunction. and when such
restraining order has been
issued it should be hearl by the
court issuing the same within rea
sonable time, say not to exceed one
week from the date the order is is
sued.
Again l call attention to the urg
ent need of amending the Interstate
commerce law, ald especially the
antitrust law, along the lines indicat-
ed in my last message. Il should be
so as to give the railroads
the right to make tre ffic agreements.
subject to the approval of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, and
published in all details.
THE Interstate Commerce Com.rfs.
sion should be given power TO pass
on all securities hereafter issued bv
railroads doing an interstate bust
ness.
"A law should be passed providing
that when a federal court determines
to place a common carrier or otner
public utility concern unde- the con-
troll of a receivership. the Attorney
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-03-25

Why do you wait, when you can
get good 5-room cottage. corner lot.
east front. grass and shade trees.
worth $4,000? VIII sell for 81. 700
easy payments.-R. H McCune. the
Building and Loan Man. 20t7
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The Misses Bean informally enter
tanned a party of young people at
their home east of town last night
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DR.. P. w. Longfellow. Baptist mis-
sionary, leaves tomorrow morning on
a trip to Willard and the Esta1cia
valley.
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c. H. O'Neil, of Los Angeles, Calf
was an arrival last night.
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w. f. Mansell, of Kansas City, who
has been visiting Ernest Counts since
Sunday. left this morning for Dem
ing, n. NJ.
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John w. and Jesse G. Baughman.
of Plains, Kan, arrived last night on
a prospecting trip and are guests at
the Shelby.
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE BRYAN.

Chicago, Mar 25.-In a harmonious
meeting of the Democratic state cen
tral committee held here today VIM.
]. Bryan was endorsed for the Presi-
dency in emphatic language. 1t was
decided that the state convention
should be held at Springfield, Apr. %
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Mrs. C. H. Hale and Miss Wilson
have opened a new millinery store
4 the old stand of the Evans board
ing house, at 314 n. Richardson, with
a full line of bright, stylish goods.
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L. N Bartholomew, of Carlsbad, is
here on business for the L. S. RecIa
nation Service
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Strawb errieS.

Just few hundred plants left Last
chance this season for Strawberries
Spencer Seedless Apple Co. 16tf
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Horse shoeino. $3.50 Now.

| have an exclusive horsesnoer and
:an do the best work in the Peoos val
ey. Come and be shown. r. F. Cruise.
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Attention Teamsrers,

First class alfalfa hay, low prices |
at Millheiser Ranch. Phone 291-3 |
rings. 16t6 |
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We are offering a new oven. suita-
BILE for gas. gasoline and oil stoves
See Enterprise Hardware Co. 20t2
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

tLoeaI Report. Observation Taken a,
900 a. m.)
Roswell, N NJ. Mar 25.-Tempera-
ture-Max-, 81, min. So: mean. 5s-
Precipitation, 90: wind s. E., veloc-
ity miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight fair and warmer. Thurs
day. fair and colder.
M. WRIGHT.
OMcial in Charge
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Outing and travelling parties sup
lied with fine lunches. Fried chicken
md everything good at Henry's. front
of Jewett billiard hall. Open nights. .
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DID YOU EVER

Stop to think of the solid
comfort there is in smoking a
good briar pipe? You ought
to have one. Have a look.
We can please you.
THE WIGWAM,
222 n. Main st.
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye, ear, nose
md throat. Glasses fitted; phone 13O.
9Otf
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See the New Oil Stoves.-Enterpris
Hardware Co. 20t2
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3 A SALE is ON AT links.
2 We are selling all of our :
2 fine CUT GLASS and beautiful Z
3 HAND PAINTED CHINA at :
? actual cost FOR CASH. It's
2 your opportt. 2ity.
2 ZINK, The Jeweler.
3
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Russell does carriage work. loft
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15

rzu"lau waters since ,hCrmb.r
Tn" m'niSl"' 'onCl ldrd: N"nr'
lurla prot. SITS with energy against
thrsr aggresSiunS upon the territorial
SOY cr"ipntS Of he republic and she
holds HOLLAND responsible" for all the
CONC QurHCrS.
Recounts Ind'snities.
S"nor raul r"crnntrd tn" following
facts.
~" butch cruiser Fri"stland ON
December 3 stopped tn" Venezuelan
schooner Victoria in Venezuelan wa
tors Near Cumana by firing a shot
across her bow. and then SEM 4
launCh with - armed men on board
and rNamiurd tn" sChOon"r's papers.
ON the December i III" cruiser
Erie Sliand 81 NJ lOat load OF sailors
armed with receivers 10 examine the
papers OF HE Venezuelan $, huOn"r
Carmen JoScfa AT arChnr in III" har
Dor Of TuCavaE: furthermore. Il Dutch
warShip appeared yesterday ~ III"
NnraraIlO hrN took SnlndinSS and in
terrier, d with tn" local shipping by
target practice. III" shots being sent
in tn" direction Nf Fort San Carlos,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
CERHsiES CASE 10
SUPREME COURT
Circuit Court Of United States Ovid
CO ~ Opinion Upon Nrits Of Coal
Car Distri button Case.

KICHNO\D. VA. Drr. li.-tlrcAI
JUICES ;.rM and PTitcha"d and DIS
;:Ir; Jutg" Morris. sitting in the
Unil"d states CircUi, Court OF A.
pcalS 'uday heard argument III t..
ease. Of TIE baltimore and ONO kal'
way Company and ne i.trr>tai" com
rn..r%,. { nni=Siun, and n" court b, -
iu.y divided in il opinion. IT." cas-"
Vas ordered certified 70" review 10
the Supreme Cnur; If tn" lni'"':
safes
The. cast. grows out OF ;he complain
OF tn" Rail and River Coal Company
70 The Interstate Commerce CommiS
sion. alleging that the Baltmnr" d
Ohio distributed its cars unfairly III
the coal regions. and asking rha; M
railroad company be enj0in"d from 50
distributing It's cars.
Tie commission heard til" cas-" and
decided ,ha, thu railroad com ANY dld
So ;,is:rihuir il, car. and III" railroad
company appealed from this decision
10 III. United States Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
BODY FOUND ia PARK.
STRANGER Registered at Richmond no
tel End LIE In Suburbs.

Especial to thr Daily Pr"E5'.
RICHMOND. VA. Dee. ii.-Th"
lodv Of Hams Nor,n. who died hy Ms
own hand was found Today hidden
l., meath a quantity of und"rSrowth al
For. II Hill. a suburban park. hH
III: .oyerv W. mad" by man who nap
p"n.I to l." pa :sag and Saw io"'
from beneath the denS" growth. TINS
man was traced 10 a hotel IN TN:
CITY. where his nam" and The faC'
that h" had r. sist"red from New
York City. was discovered.
The man was apparently ahn"t hi
~ v"arS Cd. well dressed ana had o. q.
posted in local bark the sum Oh
sIuu last Wednesday. No letters or
other marks OF ident hcation r."
discovered 4 smah hand sa'Ch"l was
fc"ni at The hotel and an inventory OF
IL content: disclosed nothing further
than that = considerable part of his
wearing apparel had be- n purchasing
in Cleveland Ohio The body Will
Il" burr, | in pot:-rs fold unless some
of tn" mans relatives can b" located,
-. weighed about 10 pounds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
Castro Says No Such Vessel.

BERLIN. Dec. II -- President Cas-
iro. Of Venezuela ant tn" n"mh' r.
or his party Hrrlv"d her" this even.
ing The train WAS awaited by n
drnsr crowd that had gathered ont OF
curiosity
A. III" train steamed into the de
pot N" President was greeted with
shouts of Long Live Castro.
Tn" President. although having III"
apprHr2nc" of sick maI. WAS full Of
c?"rCy
Nrmh, rs Of Cnstro'S suit stated III"
President had sent a despatch 20 En-
urrnr william from h"rh"sthal on
m" German frontier stating that h."
nd com. to Germany fCr medical
treatment and expires Ing profound
homage" to his majesty.
Castro Can't Identity Vessel.
According to til" same authority
when he learned the news Of IN" cap
tuI" OF nFzu"lan vessel ly the
Dutch cruiser G"l!rriand hr WAS not
great, Affected. merely r"marking
hat there WAS no such vessel in The
Nrnrz'I, lar service as that named
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
Tariff Builders viii Give Special
Attention to Metal.
ANDREW CARNEG|E WILL APPEAR
But Retired Maerate Will Hold Back
Until Others Active in industry
Have Testifed-Aiso Fight on Lur-
Der and Paper.
(By Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. li.-ln
drafting the new tariff bill to be In
PRODUCED At the special session OF
Congress. the House ways and means
Commute" is to give special cOnsidera-
ton 20 the steel schedule.
Charles VI. Schwab. the steel mag
nate will appear bc.cre the commit
tee tomorrow.
Andrew Carnegie. who has been
subro.naed il is believed. will not
appear until other steel men have ties,
tilted before the committee
Democratic Minority Report.
The Republican members of the
ccmmtt"". who will draft the new
tariff bill. will sit As Subcommittee"
for tn" pur .osc every day after Mon
day. during the Christmas recess.
When the majority members Of the
committee complete their bill they
will submit il 10 the Democratic Mem
bors The latter w!ll Offer the House
minority report unless IN" bill re-
ported by the Republicans provides
for h" reductions that h" Democrats
favor
The main diTcrenc 4 opinion
probably will h" on the lumh"-. metal
and pulp AMI paper schedules.
Clark Has Been Active.
Champ Clark. tn" minority leader
81 tho House. has brought out muc'
important testimony in his rxamina-
lion Of tho witnesses on the lumber
ana ,": schedules. and h" favors
ms'cr;a! reduction in duty
Two hearings wer" held ny n" com
mite" today.
At the afternoon bearing { lionel
Zoe " Allison. a cotton seed OIL
manufacturer Of Texas. asked for re-
duC'ion in III" duty on press"i
cam"ls' hair cloth. tho present duty
on which h" said. is rohibi'ive and
permits a monopoly cf the product.
This ri n * used in crushing cotton
seed In the Manufacture Of the oil.
John J Carton. Flint. Mich. repre-
scnting an automobile MANUFACTURED.
asked for a reduction In the duty on
sr'nmob9Irs from - 20 20 per cent.
He said AFRO her large manufacturer
desired 'hc duty reduced 20 20 per
cont l. vas brought out during ~"
hCarinE thai the firm represented bv
Nr Carton has factory in Canada.
and w.uld therefore derive bcn"ht
from the lower rate OF duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
WAYlAlp AND ROBBED.
Port Norfolk Man Loses 500 aoo
Suffers Fractured Skull.
fnv Ascocfafo6 pro4an
(pv Associated Pres

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 4.-George
II Lowe. OF Port Norfolk was way
laid Thursday night while enroute
home. knocked in the head with Q
piece Of lead pipe and robbed OF $500.
Lowe is in the hospital in a critical
condition. The cries Of the assaulted
man were heard by persons several
squsres away. hut the thugs had
mafo their escape when they arrived
fractured skull and ripped opeu
pockets told the story. Flovd Mich
OILS and william Goes. two white men.
have hon arrested as suspects.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Recen. DRY" victory VIII b chss-
Iersed by Losers.
nv Associated Press.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec 1&.-Notsce
Of contest Of the recent prohibitson
election was fled here today. the con-
icsfants giving notice that the cleo
ton xiiI 10 attacked because II vas
conducted under the ward act. under
which tho Fredericksburg election
case Is nov pending in the supreme
Corrt Of tho State. and because 10
voters Who came into the city issf
January nv annexation we're not resi-
dots Of the city for the twelve mostno
a. required nv the construction.
The states ~ the election has aro9o.
Cd intense interest In the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-15

l,r> Il discharged >"'lnr. who is a!
legged % have maii' 4 confession 20
Il G lurr,i ,,irctiNr i.:nrl Law SON,
whu>" report acconl'"n.r' other" con
.uir.d in the dnrU!'aG mad up 10y
lAr war drpai ;mrn' ~! teal ,"iay.
Shor and Cy'y Word.
In his lc'lrr to Senator Foraker
C,ul,r, speaks OF rur visit OF Law
son to Mo&r@c, Ga wh"r" t"nA"r'
has tr.u living t"mN'rS SAYS IT,
learn, Il tha, Lawson Mas th"lr I"
.iich" HIM and ,ha hr han IN" ''hlcH
sheriff arrest Lawson.
\, Lawson had n"' had an "rror-
tn;ti;I 10 have 4 ItIlat' ;Ilk win
Cunl,rs. according (" IN" la't"r., i"i.
ter. it made him amGrN and t"nH"!i
saws Lawson told i.,..' } IN" >h"r!''
ahou, him.
\ ms puiat NJ Foraker r"t'rr"''
cAus;icalS 10 this c"I0lrd detective.
calling attention to ht' .arI that his
''high sounding. sm""'h. logical +"
pert j., .ign"d win his mark. ami
! au.!np - l0oN a I:ti IN" Srnlt".
the senator added: When this thln::
is gou. to the bu''"!u Of. all homes;
men viii be ashamed uL it."
Urges His Amendment.
Mr. Foraker said he statement OF