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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

fu6 snviads otFs institution para haOeE
psnitsnCia DsBpu6I Tetorn6 Contsnta con
Bus Eegoluciones. EstO fac solo artificial
Sc Rrrodil.6 RrFepentidR de hAbeEEa fjadO
On an hombre, coHS que era pFohibida
sus votoB. So retire CEeyendo que ~ hA'
bfR arrojsdo al hombTe de "a ooraz6n.
Una amiga de 81 h,rmanR Geneva
| fu6 lR intarm0diaEiRs
Ella era ID que lIevab& IaB ardienteB
cRFt&B Ia harmanits, aEf ellis estaba
entire eItimu'oH del ..debsr y del amor.
La CorTeBpondOnciR de Rmbos durante
sl tiltimo ana harfa an msgnffcO ibro,
VueltR otIa vsz hermRnR Ganeva lR
grRcia do la mRdEe BupsrioER, fu6 puesta
una noChe do guaFdia. EBta fa6 Is opoT.
tunidRd de Dye. Una noche, como an
amants de los antiques tismpoE, BRlt6 ID
bRrRndR que OeEoR 81 hospital, = 10 detuvo
| iunt0 la YGntan9 do Gsneva.
Ein neCeBidRd de hRbIsr, u1s tisFna =
blanca mRno 1alfa por les Teiag El como
an dsBgERciado Pelleas en- eatO nueyo Rm.T
del mundo, 80 Rlz6 , cubri6 la mRno de
bssoa.
ri choqus do ~ gsntil msno por entire
Las baEraB y an riff ,jo fsliE de "a bslla
CARS, nirvieTon para Rgrandar 81 amor de
Dye.
Egcribi6 & ella una mSERvilloEa cSTts,
una csrts tan atFRctivR que GlgunRs noCheB
despues Ia hsEmRnita, dsjando "a vigilsn.
CiR cargo do IN ayudants BAli6 81 portal
del hospital donde ls espeTAbR Dye
Dye prepare lR hufdR. La miGmR fel
mujer que IIevabA las caTtAs Ia hermann.
"a fu6 10 que oomunic6 el plan. Aquslla
misms nochs ls hsrmana GensVa, con M
aAqnito On una mRno Los zspRtos On ID
otFa, ConteBt6 "a sefiRl y ap2Teci6 en- lR
teTTazR. PoT guRve y silenCioBR que hizo
la AsfRl, vigilantss liHtoB ofdog lR oyeron
y ag momento % oy6 en- la terTEza una
detonsci6n.
Quiz6H lR mRno que guiab& el revolver
cFeY6 que Ee tEatabG de lsdFonsg.
Quia6s la noticis 10 ssbfs. Sc robaba &
la iglsRiR uno de auB MAJ precioEou tssoroH.
Dye fa6 captuEAdo poE empleadoB de Ia
inRtituci6n Conducido ante la madrs su-
porioga. 81 estabR dispusato todo. &C.
nevs habfR Aido conducida al Hotel qua
81 tenfR prepaTado como Ftfagio. Luego
CRmbi6 de lugaF. Dye 10 vali6 de uns
sstratsgsmR.
Isl uhtsd mo guelts, dijo la guPeHic'
rs-yo lie aBeguro sl rstorno de Gensve.
Sc donde estk y 10 sntTegsr6 los agentss. =
Ia busnR adre quig6 psns6 que era cate
81 Camino de tTatAF con los hOmbrsB que
gFcTifCan otFo para obteneF % IibsEtad
Envi6 BuB agentsSlcon Dye para CAPITA
KaE ID iovsp. PeFo 81 plan Ge Dye eGtabu
bien hecho. Los ssEyidoTeB de Ia 1uperioEG
vOlvieT0n poE la mahanR con una tramolIa,
Diisron que 81 POGO ratio Ierfa tEaupcrtada
10 hsRmRnita Geneva OtEa inEtituCi6n
para hRCer penitsnciR.
Dye 20 aFm6 dc paptls1 que preuent6 {
ID madHe superioTR. Su abcgado hRbfsle
ayudado con IN podeR ante 81 cual % do.
blega TODD: ID Ley.
Una BsntenciR de hAbeaB corpus eB tan
p0deY0G8 en- IN Convauto como an una ckH.
eel. La madTs Eupsricra acept6 10 inGVi.
table. Geneva arTeg.6 "a bolBits = con
f6nebres ojoB Las mujsEaB que quedaban
dOtE6S dc laH snEejilIadaB v0ntanaF, la
contemplabRn Ella abandonaba 10 insti.
tuCi6n para niempTe.
Junt0I atTaV0uRFon pOE Ultima yes la
teEFa2a, oECana d0 uuS pEimOEog deliquio8
JuntoH laliatun q ancho CAmpol ha1t9 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

Ciudsd. Juntos llegRE.n & ECass do an
Cl6rigo, ante Ol CU2l 10 CaHaron con los teI
tigoB neCeaaFi0R.
Gsneva foe ent6nCeu Lizzis Welch Dye.
Mas tRFde BalieTon de Omaha para a.
cRpar de la curioHidad que pFoducfa 81
pGblico esq aventuER EsR cuEioAidad
tamhi6n les Eigui6 { Iowa City.
En an pequsno cottage Ia EeAoTR Dye
hR dRdo m hombre todou loG cuidados y
CaEihos que dabR On un hospital & la h1'
manidsd. Y ere hombre dice que eu el
mss feliz del universe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

vApor. Los sfeCtOI robAdoH iran On pri'
meFR Oprtunidsd. - TalIadO.
Santa label, Mayo 2.-Anuche hubo
an inCsndio On les can aberales de Ia Ha'
cisnda "AlomGr", debido ( ID iDte1Ven.
cion del SRTgsnto Torres dcH GuardiaS
que iban para Guyana fu6 sofocado, que.
mEndoIe solo Vsints , una cepas de cans
fuerEs de este PueGto ss persona en- 81 Iitio
J % eltE inveStigGndo 81 hsCho que hR Iido
inteuciOnRI.-Tts, Caltro.
Yauco Mayo S.-seErrendida iugsda {
10 pEohibido GnOChs, ocupando Dnipss ,
dineEO. Dslincusnts- dstsnidor.-Tsnisn
to Soto.
AguaI BuenaI Mayo 8.-En union dc
loI GuaEdiau Luis BsTEfoI Pablo Cords.
20 hs SorpEandidO una jugada 81 "MOnte"
srrsntando IsiI individuo1 ooupando mai
PEI = dinero. Jusz sntiands au1nto. Ca
EreEaI, COrpoI, P.I.
Juana Disz, Mayo 3.-Hoy fu6 dstsni.
do sn bRrrio 'Guayabal" poE. Guards
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noy,t,t.: rOsllIi,s Dor d Popular. !"

III BefoE Am6rico salas acaba de rene.
var 30 magnifcO BuFtido do objstOB paER
CabalIerOu, como CRmiEetns do crepe otroa
REtfculoS. En- psraguag, oIsnCiaB fras do
"Lsgrand'' otEeI aCTOditRdas mREcas =
obi0toa do fantasia para gafioFsG, el auTti
do q espI6ndido. Calzado de tOdaG cla.
Be1, pEsCio8 = de fabEicantsI acFsditadfsi-
mos, @ removable con1tAntements IoE 6l.
timou modeloB ns acaban deFecibiE ahoEa.
FL perlonal del acTeditado eatabIeCimiOnto
us We apurado para atondeF 6 tanto paEro.
quiano como vista d popular ossabIOCi'
miOnto de II ealle Dc Sen Jugto,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05
SentenGia confirm ida pnr sl Supreme
Condonldos POI hanIeIdIo uoIunt,rlo.

81 tribunal supreme, hR confrmado Ia
gsntsnCis dictRds On juiOio por iuradoB,
pEocsdenta dc ID CoEts de dintEito dc Are
cibo, contra los policfan inBuIaFeF, Alberto
HuEtado, JoE6 Maria Hernandezy jose
Maria Ramos, poE homicide invoIuntaTio.
For diCha BentenCia Bufrir6 8 amos de
pEeuidiO, Alberto HuEtRdO, y aho Cada
uno do los otFoI aCusado1 El hscho Dor
10 que han Eido condsnRdo1, fus h Eorpre.
% de ma jugsda dc gales On q baHRio do
CapRsg, Hatillo, que GjeCutaFon pueztos do
acueEdo y diBpaEfndo BuB Eov6IVerB para
amsdrontar = CapturaE & lo8 iugadorsg.
a ConsscuenCiR de dichos digpsrou, fa6
hOEido , mueTto FauHtino Leon que %
hRllAbR poT loB RlFod0doreI mu6ando IA
ganRdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

Pablo Cruz, individuo Evan Garcia Dor
"HuFto Msnor." ."-J. Lopez Diaz. TIE.
JuRnn DiaE, Mayo 8'-Hov Be nido d.
tenido por Cabo Carlos Dias Guardia
IEiEarri individuo Juan de Is Cruz, Dor
inferir anochs On baFEio "ColIoreB'' dos
mnchstAzos 81 concubinR Maria Vega
]. Lopez DiaE. TIE.
JuanR DiRS, Mayo 3.-Anochs en- ba.
rrio "ColloTea' fu6 dstsnido por Cabo
Carlos DiAE y Guardia Ercilio de ID Cruz
indiViduo Julio Colon, poT iufsrir con una
navsja vaEiaa hsEidas 6 juan Nsgr6n
Victor Nsgr6n.-J. Lopez DiaE. TIE.
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e Yate ''GaIiI6e0 en- aI CaIIan.
COnI'Itn Cltnilfsl lnIrlelm hacienda s.tuiels
tbrO d muIItllna n0gnstIru.

FL pssRdo MaTzu, hRIIGbays On 81 Ca.
llAo el yRte "GsIil6s'', 81 gobisrno ameTi.
cAn0, & Cuyo boTdo visja ans comisi6n
Cientfica hacienda 0sgudios uobrs 81 mari.
dian0 mRgn6tico.
81 "GAliI6s" viene de Nusva ZsIands,
hAbisndo empleado So dfa1 de nAvsgaci6n.
La comiIi6n que NOS Tofsrimon srt6
eompueIth de IaI Uiguientes psTIonau: Mr..
w. J. Psser, jsfs de Ia comiIf6n; Mr.. D.
@. sAwSrI, obIervAdor magnetico; Mr.. P.
". Dilce, obIsEVAdoE magnetico, Mr..
George Peterson, ayudante.
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SuCFSOS EN- Ia LSLL.

AguadilIa, Mayo "A II LIS P. M.
tom6 puerto 81 bote "LoFnnsa'' tripuIRdo
por 81 sE. Colorado = MREciRl Fern6ndoz,
quienea me informan, que syeF las r.
NJ. 81 vapoE algonquin" aproI6 Ia Esfe.
ridS embRECaCi6n fente "PuutR cords"
como 6 lOiI millaH de tisrTa, detsniOndo {
doI indiViduoB que 10 tripuIaban Ion cualeB
han Hido cond1cidos & eTa an 81 refsrido
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GlEFHlTOGRlFO.

Siguo deleitAndo Il ptblico Il empFasa
PoEtell, Garcia y 90, con luI exhibicionoI
cinamatogrff ,aB que CAda dis guGtan mas.
Entire las pelfeulas 6ltimRmsnte expueutan
fguEa ma muy notAbls por % jueRo auce.
nico, eBts eI 81 matEimonio del hiio del
diablo. Para eItA nochO function CON "a.
RentiYo pTngramR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

Son muchRa, la1 por1ouaB que hoy us
viIten con loB eIsgRnts1 traieg do Il Csua
2. 8ChiFR , Co., , e natural, eutoB traisI
son cogtRdoB dc Ultima noVOdad y FsguISon
bisn COCidoA msjOr ilvRnGdo1 , GobEo todo
muy bisn aCabadogs PEeeioB hbuloramOn.
e m6dieoh
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sOLLREs q slnTgRee.

Sc vsndsn BolarsI con fr0nts Ia cara.
tsEG central J otroE intsriors1 con oslIGI
afTmadRL
InfoImNrG w, BosCh. THuau n6msro
3 altos D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

lei g6bldO eutuvO indigpueuto On uD
Es!ldenCis de sAntuTCs, el capit6n do ls
pOlieiR inBulRg 81. Fernandss N6teF.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-11

New Orleans, La, Nov. 11.-ln
rear end collision on the New Orleans
and Northeastern this morning at
Little Woods, 12 miles out of the city,
nine persons are known to have been
killed and a number injured. The ac-
cident was caused by a New Orleans
and Great Northern train running in
to a Northeastern incoming passen-
ger train. The wreckage caught fire,
but the flames were extinguished.
When the rescue party from here
reached the scene it was one OF ter
ror, desolation and death. The wreck
caught fire, and the first efforts OF
the passengers and people in the
neigh borhood of Little Woods were
directed towards subduing the flames
In this they had been partly success
full, but little succor had been given
to the badly injured, and several OF
these were dead in the smouldering
debris before the relief train arrived
Only one physician was on the wreck.
ed train, and he directed the aid to
the injured, while the women passen
gers tore up their underskirts to make
bandages for the wounded.
The relief train carried surgeons
nurses and medical stores.
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COTTON FARMERS TO
BUILD WAREHOUSES;.


New Orleans, La, Nov. 11.-"Cot-
ton-its price can go up, its price
should go up, it's price MUST go up,
it's price WILL go up" This is the
slogan of between twelve and fifteen
hundred delegates to the national con-
vention of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union, which formal
ly opened here today. They represent
two million cotton planters of the
South, and this slogan has been made
the battle cry of the convention. The
original plan was to build a mammoth
warehous at New Orleans. The plan
has now broadened itself until it ap-
pears that the majority of the dele
gates favor a large central ware
house here, with other warehouses
in Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Geor-
gia, Tennessee, Arkansas and else
where. The farmers, according to this
plan, are to store their cotton in ware
houses where it will be held until the
market suits their fancY. In the mean
time they are to issue certificates
for the amount of cottoE stored, the
certificates to be negotiable at banks
Already New Orleans banks have Civ
en- assurance that probably fifty mill
that manner here.
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answer the purpose of volume ten
times as large.
1t treats of the general geology of
New Mexican rock formations, age
of ore deposits, classification and oc-
currence of all the economic miner
ais of the Territory, such as gold,
silver, copper, lead, zinc, gypsum, oil,
gas, artesian water, etc.
The booklet is neatly bound in a
thin flexible board with cloth cover
ing, and of suitable size to carry in
the coat pocket. 1t will be found es-
pecially valuable to the prospector,
as well as the general public.
Copies can be had by applying to
H. B. Hening, Secretary Bureau of
immigration, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
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CHAIRMAN HITCHCOCK
VISITS THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Nov. 11-Republican
Chairman Hitchcock reached Washing
ton today from Hot Springs, Va, and
was an early caller on the President.
1t was the first time the President
had seen him since the election. He
personally congratulated him upon
his excellent services. Hitchcock was
one of number of guests entertain.
ed by President and Mrs. Roosevelt
at luncheon. Among Others were Brit
ish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Wright, Vice
'President-elect sherman. Herbert j
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Denver, Colo, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Allen
F. Read, the Denver woman who on
Monday attempted to extort 100000
from Mrs. Genevieve Chanler Phipps,
BY threatening death to her and her
Child unless the demand was COM
pffed--wrSh, will have the support of
her husband and friends if it becomes
necessary to defend her in the courts.
She was released last night, but was
re-arrested at the instance of Mrs.
Phipps, who says she will prosecute
her. 1t is believed that Mrs. Read act
ed under an insane impulse Or while
under the control of others. When
arrested Mrs. Read referred several
times to Madam Leroy. 1t is believed
possible that such a woman exists,
and that she took advantage of the
condition of Mrs. Read, who was
weakened by the use of drugs used
to alleviate her, and prevailed upon
her to enter the plot to blackmail
Mrs. Phipps. AS evidence that Mrs.
Read had become the tool of some
one, it is stated that jewelry valued
at $500 and $500 in money, which
she was known to possess, is missing
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BOYS IN TROUBLE
OVER BUYING BOOZE.

Stanley Sain, boy of eleven or
twelve years, pleaded guilty this NOR
ming before Justice Welter to enter
ing a saloon, and was fined SIS and
costs. He and Charley Johnson, a lad
of about the same age, were also ar
raigned on the charge of forgery, and
both waiving hearing, were bound
over to the April rand jury under
bond of $3.50 apiece. Both furnished
the security. Their trouble resulted
from buying booze at the Green Front
saloon. A bartender there had been
convicted in the district court on the
charge of selling to minors, and w.
R. Cummins, owner of the place, had
the boys arrested for forging the or
der upon which the whisky was sold.
However, Judge Pope held that the
whisky could not be sold on such an
order, anyway, and this resulted in
the conviction of the bartender.
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LABOR LEADERS RESENT
PRESIDENTS MEANNESs

Denver, Colo, Nov. lit was an
nounced today that President Roose-
velt's omission of Samuel Gompers
from his list of guests at the Labor
Dinner" next week will be resented
by John Mitchell, Daniel O'Keefe and
James Duncan, who were invited.
These three members of the Council
of the American Federation of Labor
will refuse to attend the dinner, ac-
cording to information made public
here today.
There was no session of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor today, as
the convention took the day off to
visit the printers home at Colorado
Springs. About six hundred members
and friends left at 80 this morning
on a special train for Colorado
Springs.
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MADAM CLEO, PALM
fsT AND cLAIRVOYANT.

Tells names, answers 8 important
questions, locates diseases, gives
truthful information and advice on all
affairs Of Hfe-love, business, travels,
speculations, lawsuits. divorce, mar
riage, etc., unites the separated and
settles lovers quarrels. Helps you to
gain your hearts desire.
Here for a short time AT NIGER
SOILS ANNEX. Call at once, strict
ly private and confidential Readings
Csc, soc and $1.0O t1*
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ECONOMIC GEOLOGY
OF NEW MEXICO.

The Bureau of immigration of New
Mexico has just issued neat little
booklet, entitled 'tEpitome of the Eco
nomic Geology of New Mexico,'' writ
ten by Fayette A. Jones, C. E., E. M,
LID, the well known mining geolo-
gist of Albuquerque.
This work, printed in small, neat
type and covering about fifty pages,
fills long felt want in New Mexico
mining. Though brief, it is to the point
and for the ordinary person it will
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DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted: phone 100
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Nov. 11.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 10000. Market 1Oc higher. Sou
thern steers, 3.10@4.65; southern
COWS, 2.OO@3.40; stockers and feed
ers, 2.75@4.60; bulls, 2.40@3.75;
calves, 3.5O@7.O0; western steers,
5.O0@5.1O; western COWS, 2.5O@4.50
Hog receipts, 10000. Market stea-
dy. Bulk sales, 5.3O@6.OO; heavy, $40
@5.S5; packers and butchers, 5.4O@
5.s5; light. 5.1O@5.65; pigs, $500
500
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 4.O0@4.75; lambs. 4.25
@6.OO; range wethers, 3.4O@5.OO; fed
ewes, 2.75@4.25
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FEDERATED CHARITIES
MET LAST NIGHT.

The Federated Charities of Roswell
held a meeting at the city council
chambers last night. There were
about fifteen present, and Mrs. VIM
Fl. Pope presided. Although the att
tendance could hardly be considered
large, those present were thoroughly
awake to the need of the work before
them and enthusiastic in its accom-
p1ishment. After thorough discussion,
it was decided that the only thing to
do was to put the work in the hands
of a few of the people most deeply
interested and let them get out and
solicit memberships, which will bring
in the funds. After that the rest is
comparatively easy.
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Mrs. Whine, w. L. Ward, Republican
National Committeeman of New York,
Timothy Woodruff, Republican state
chairman of New York, Seth Lowe
of New York, and others 1t was un.
derstood that the luncheon was to be
of a political nature, but the edge
was taken off by the inclusion of a
number of other guests. However, the
New York politicians remained with
departed and discussed politics.
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many of the messengers will arrive
for that days work.
Three years ago there were less
than twenty-five messengers attend
ing the convention. Last year the
convention met at Albuquerque and
there were about one hundred mes.
sengers and visitors. This year it is
believed that there will be one hun
dred and fifty. So rapid has been the
growth of Baptist churches that 1t
has been difficult to get a supply OF
pastors Or to keep track of all the
developments.
Heretofore it has been the custom
to give free entertainment to the
messengers. The First Baptist church
of Roswell intends to do so this year.
after which it is believed that the
custom will be changed on account
of the difficulty in small towns of
providing free homes for so many
people.
l know it will be pleasure to the
people of Roswell, whose hospitality
people in entertaining their guests
during their brief stay with us. We
shall be glad to reciprocate the favor
on any proper occasion, if they will
assist us now.
Mr.. w. A. Johnson is, chairman of
the Entertainment Committee, and
!all who will take one or more per-
sons for entertainment, in whole or
in part will confer a favor by report
ing to him as early as possible, as
he wishes to make a list Of available
homes.
A number of distinguished and able
ministers and other Christian work
ers will be in attendance upon the
convention, and many able sermons
and addresses will be heard
H. F. VERMILLION, Pastor.
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NATIONAL GRANGE AND
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY

Washington, D. c., Nov. 11.-Rep-
resentatives of twenty-eight states
are here to attend the meeting of the
National Grange and Patrons of Hus-
bandry, which began its sessions to-
day Former Governor Bachelor, of
New Hampshire, member of the
Grange, will preside over the meet
ings, which will be held daily thru
out this week and next. President
Roosevelt will receive the Grange in
a body at the White House Thursday
afternoon.
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SILVER OFFERING LUNCH
CONVENTION TO MEET
HERE DECEMBER SECON

The New Mexico Baptist Conven-
tion will meet in Roswell the first
week in December. The Convention
proper will assemble on Thursday,
December 3, but the previous day will
be given to the discussion of Sunday
school work, and it is expected that
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For quality in meals order
LawndaIe--.it means quality -
T. G.. Market.
BELIEVES Mr.. BRYAN
THE EQUAL OF ST. PAUL.

Burlington, Kan, Nov. IL Rev.
French B. Oliver, who is holding re-
vival meetings here, has issued an op-
en- letter to VIM. ]. Bryan urging the
Nebraskan to become an evangelist
and saying that he would, become the
equal OF the Apostle Paul.
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Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 11.-Six per
sons were killed and three others
badly injured last night, when I'm
ion Pacific freight train co1lided with
an engine eleven miles west of Chey
enne. Thirty cars were piled into
heap All the killed and injured were
members of the train crews.
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BIG SIXTY AAYS RACE
MEETING AT Ell PASO.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov. 11.-That
Ell Paso, Texas, is to have a sixty day
race meeting beginning December 5th
was announced today by WIN. Muir
ray, who had charge of the meet now
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on at the Utah state fair grounds.
With the close of the engagement
there fifteen cars of horses will be
shipped from Salt Lake to Ell Paso.
The principal features of the season
in Texas will be the Christmas handi-
cap and Derby for 81 900 each.
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VIOLENT BREAK IN
RAILROAD STOCKS.

New York, Nov. IA violent
break in prices of stocks of the Harri-
ish and excited tone IN the early
stock market today. These stocks
were unloaded in enormous amounts
by the spectators who bought them
yesterday on the rumor that divi-
dends were to be advanced at the di-
rectors'- meeting today. Yesterdays
rumors were discredited over night,
and the belief prevails that only the
regular dividend will be declared. The
whole market declined in sympathy,
but the support became effective in
the course of the first half hour and
prices rallied.
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Well Known Architect Dies.

New York, Nov. 11.-Herbert Dud-
ley Hale, son of the Rev. Edward Ev-
erett Hale, and one of the best known
architects of this city, died last night
after a long illness from nervous dis
orders. Hale designed various nota-
BILE structures in this city, and his de-
sign for a new postoffice building in
New Orleans has been accepted.
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken D

600 a. m.l
Roswell, n. NJ, Nov. 11.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., IS; min, 20; mean, 48.
Precipitation, 90; wind NJ, velocity
miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight and Thursday snow fur
ries; stationary temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 32 min, 28
Extremes this date, IA years rec
ord.-Max. 80, 1896; min. II, 1898.
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$500,000 to loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 3O3 N. Main. ODD P. o.
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Eat rabbits, lots of en-, good
]. 6. Market.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pierson, "
B. Trimble and J. B. Allen. came
down from Melrose last night to spend
a few days on business.
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Smokeless and odorless oil heaters.
Enterprise Hardware Co. phone
37s. 1874