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TURKEY

Constandnople, July 24.-An tmpe
rial edict issued this morning ordains
the assembling of the chamber Of dep
uties in accordance with the consu
tuition which has been elaborated by
the Sultan. Necessary orders for
holding an election were issued. The
constitution is practically the one
worked out in 1876.
The immediate cause Of the Sui
tan's raising Of the white flag was
a telegram from the eAlbanians OF
Uskub Informing him they had taken
ment of the constitution. Up to this
time the Sultan had been under the
impression he could depend upon the
Albanians in all circumstances.
Belgrade, Servia, July PA ciph.
er dispatch from the European Villa.
yet Of Macedonia, declares the young
Turks are complete masters of the
situation. All the Turkish authorities
have surrendered themselves into
their hands. 81
Belgrade, July 24.-The entire gar.
rison at Uskubis is reported to have
mutinied, and the Albanians are said
to be marching upon the city, altho'
there Is nothing to show whether they
propose to join the mutiny or attempt
to quen 1t. .....
Salonica, July 24.-The imperial
edict restoring to Macedonia the coz
stitut1on of 1876 was read publicly
In this city this morning in the pres
ence Of the civil and military author1-
ties and an immense orderly crowd.
Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Vienna, July 24.-It is reported
here that Uskubis and Salonika are
in the hands of young Turks. Order
is maintained everywhere
Turkish Commander Taken.
Vienna, July 24.-Marshal Osman
Fetzi Pasha, the new commander of
Monastir, has been. seized and car
ried off by the Young Turks, accord
ing. to a, telegram received today from
Monastir. It is also reported that a
revolt of the Macedonian garrison in
favor of the Young Turks may be ex-
pected within a few days. The sigma
tory powers of the Berlin treaty have
no present Intention of interfering
with the course of events in Turkey.
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injured. 1t was probably the widest
night in the history of the battle
ground since the memorable days OF
July, 1863.
The cots in the hospital tent were
filled with injured, some of whom are
women and children. who had been
visiting the camp. Governor Stuart's
tent was blown down and the COVER
nor and his guests were buried under
the canvas. A tall iron fagstaff in
front of Governor Stuart's and Gener-
al Wiley's tent was struck by light
ming, stunning several members of
the governors staff. In the case OF
each man killed, the new army put
tees furnished just before the men
went into camp were torn from their
limbs, the steel ribs being exposed.
Some of the officers believed the
steel attracted the lightning.
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MOVED TO MAIN STREET.
cy Waugh, the Well Known Barber,
Moves His Shop to the Old Amonett
Stand on Main Street.

Cy Waugh the well knownbarber,
who has been in Roswell for nine
years, has moved from the rear OF
the Roswell Seed Company store to
the stand on Main street recently va
Gated by E. T Amonett and he has re-
modelled the place and has one of the
best appointed barber shops in the
city. He rented the entire building
and has put in partition and rented
the south side and upstair rooms and
has his barber shop and bath rooms
on the north side. He will immediate
ly duplicate the furniture he has and
will add one more modern bath tub
and two more chairs and fixtures. He
has had the wall neatly papered and
the wood work painted. Bran new lin
oleum covers the floor and the place
presents a very attractive appearance
and Mr.. Waugh is bound to receive
his share of the patronage, as 1t is
one of the, very best stands in the
city. 23t3.
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GOVERNOR Approves sEEEc- /
TION OF LIEU LANDS

From Santa Fe New Mexican.
Governor George Curry has signed
ninety-two certffcates Of lieu land
selections covering about $4,000 acres
in Eddy and Chaves counties, which.
under the recent congressional act
will be territorial school land. The
selections of these lands were made
by Territorial Eand Commissioner
Robert P. Ervem and Surveyor Cen
eral John w. March. -
Under the act. approximately about
500, 900 acres of land will be selected
throughout the territory, of which
these $4,000 acres were the first Sc
lection The revenue for these lands
will be used for territorial school
purposes.
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AMERICAN
,WON BIG run

London, July 24.-Crowds began
TO assemble along the Marathon route
early today and it was a huge gather
ing that witnessed the great event
of the Olympic games. The roads are
in perfect condition. The distance run
was &c miles and 3S5 yards. Borando,
of Italy, won the race, after reaching
the Stadium, he staggered along the
track for a short distance and then
fell down. John F. Hayes, of the Ihish
American Athletic Club came in sec
and. Hefferon of South Africa was
third and Forshaw, of the Missouri
Athletic Club was fourth. .
A. r. Weldon, another American
was fifth. Borando collapsed 200 yards
from the finish and was unable to
continue and the officials picked him
up and practically carried him over
ed protest against the assistance
rendered and the protest was allow
ed and Hayes declared the winner,
he having finished two minutes later
without assistance.
Borando's time, taken when he was
assisted across the finish line was 2
hours, 54 minutes and 46 seconds.
The second place in the Marathon
goes to Hefferon, of South Africa,
and third place to Joseph Forshaw,
of the Missouri A. c.
In the final pole vault, A. c. Gil
bert, of Yale and w. T. Cook, of Cor
nell tied for first and second places,
with IL feet and inches.
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In the mail today was a letter from
Bourke Cochran, OF New York, con-
graduating him on his nomination.
and pledgtng him active support. =
Republicans Also Hold Conference.
Chicago, July 24.-Republican lead
ers from eight of the middle west
states met at the Auditorium annex
here today with Chairman Hitchcock.
The principal headquarters of the Re-
publican management will be opened
in Chicago August Is.
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FAIRBANKS TALkE AT
f THE QUEBEC CELEBRATION

j Quebec. July 24.-v1ce4President
Fairbanks represented the United
States last night at the celebration.
here eand made the following talk:
Address of Mr.. Fairbanks. 49,
Your Royal Highness: I acknowl-
edge with grateful appreciation the
welcome which you so generously ex-
tend. The sentiments which you are
pleased to express with regard to my
country I receive with profound sens
ibiity. They are renewed evidence OF
that respect and cordial good will
which has so long existed between
the United States and Great Britain,
and will tend to, strengthen and pre-
serve their amfcable relations.
Permit me to extend to Quebec my
hearty congratulations upon the dis
tinction' which she enjoys in the pres
Ience of your Royal Highness and up
on the enthusiasm with which she has
welcomed you within her gates. 1t
is, indeed, a signal honor which you
have done her. 1t Is happy circum
stance which brings you across the
sea. The event Is one which will be
Hong treasured among the annals oi
Quebec.
! The eyes Of the western world are
upon this historic city. The celebra
ton of the tercentenary OF Cham
plains founding Of Quebec is 'altogetr
er admirable both in the comprehen
siveness Of its conception and in the
excellence of its execution, and Is ar
[event which awakens interest not on
ly in the Dominion OF Canada but IL
the United States. From this point a.
a base. intrepid explorers blazed ths
pathway Of civilization through track
\ less forests and explored lakes ans
rivers in territory which Is nov with
fl the Jurisdiction of the united
States. Names associated with tn,
early history OF Quebec are Liant
marks in our geography and are in
fdelibE impressed upon our civiiiza
ftion.
Three hundred years is but a brie
iperiod In the history Of Engfand q
France. but 1t Is all the history %
tQuebse and an or Anglo-saxon Amers
lea Here has been wzattsn IN ntsa
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Fred Christensen returned at $50
where the mans body was found, As
miles northwest of town, - and report
that it was the body of Theodore Ku-
lay, the German who went from Ros-
ago and started to walk ITO Albuquer-
que. The cause Of death remains a
mystery, although: plenty of theories
exist in. the minds of the officers and
others posted in the case. The theory
of o. H.. Finley, who has observed the
case from first to last, is that the
two men got in fight, probably over
the s35 that Kulay took from Ros-
well, that. Ross stabbed Kulay in the
neck, wounding him slightly, that
stabbed him, leaving him to die, and
walked to the place where his body
was found, and took poison.
The body of Kulay was found three
miles west of the place where Ross's
body was picked up. It was lying in
a little. open grassy fiat, the head
pillowed on the mans coat The cloth
ing was open and the lower garments
down; and in this respect the two
bodies were found exactly the same
harp. his open valise with papers and
contents scattered about, crackers,
cheese and two bottles, one full OF
sulphuric acid and the other con-
tanning only asmall quantity of the
same poison. The black bugs had eat
en- part of the flesh from the neck and
face and all of the flesh from one fore
arm. The body was so badly purified
it was impossible to move it.
The two men from Roswell were
sheep camp nearby, and another sheep
man and the four searched the cloth
Ing thoroughly, but failed to find any
trace Of the missing $35 or any place
where it had been sewed in the gar
.nents. In the vest pocket were a sill
yer watch, S2.36 in coins, a metal puz-
zIe that Christensen readily recognized
a bit chip On an Ell Paso saloon, an
Egyptian coin, memorandum book,
an envelope containing fish1ine, pen
Gil, pocket knife etc. The neck show
ed where knife wound had been
made and blood from this wound
found it's way down the neck to the
shirt and undershirt. There was no
other wound on the head or body,
and this one hardly appeared to have
been fatal.
The missing s35 still makes it look
like a case of murder and robbery,
but it is possible that Kulay lost the
money and thought Ross had taken
it, this causing their trouble. The
clothes of Ross win be re-searcned
for the missing money, as they are
still at the morgue, not having been
liburied with the body. On the other
hand, II it was a case of robbery,
there were many places nearby where
the bodies could have been hidden
and never found in all time.
The remains of Kulay were in no
condition to bring to Roswell and
they were buried where found.
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Notice.

Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Cath
crime A Whitman
Notice is hereby given that Henri
7etta Cooley, executrfx of the estate
of Catherine Whitman, deceased, has
filed her final account of adnfnistra
ton Of said estate.
Honorable :. T. Evans, Probate
Judge, has ordered that notice be
given that he has appointed the mrs,
day of September, 1908, for the hear
ing Of objections of said final account
and settlement thereof. f
Given under my hand and seal OF
the Probate Court of Chaves county
Territory of New Mexico, this 18th
day OF July, 1908.
(SEAL) F. P. GAYLE,
TAI fri. rs Clerk or Probate Court
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c. M. Hester, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Richards; has just returned from
a fourteen days trip to the White
Mountains, and reports having seen
quite a number of bears on the trip.
While he was riding through thick
shrubbery on the mountain side he
was overtaken by huge bear ESQ he
says} and was treed for over ten
hours In a very uncomfortable posi-
tion, tand II it had not been for his
companions, MCGEE and Hahn, dry
farmers, he most likely would not
have been home yet.
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TEN INJURED IN RAILWAY
ACCIDENT IN COLORADO

Colorado Springs Colo, July "a
Ten persons were injured, two ser
iously. by the derailment of two cars
on the Colorado Springs & Cripple
Creek train at Fairview yesterday
morning. The seriously injured are
Mrs. ]. S. Williams. Of Shefield, Ill.
Her leg is broken and body bruised
and she is hurt Internally. Martha
Williams, her two year old daughter,
had her arms crushed and was fnjur
ed internally.
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Clarence Davisson came up from
Hagerman in Tanners automobile,
today. 1t was his first visit since the
primary in which he was an unsuc-
cessful candidate for the Democratic
nomination for assessor. To his many
friends he said that this was the first
time he had the nerve to face the
music that he knew he would hear in
Roswell. But his friends were easy
on him.
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PRESENT FISHING AGREE

as Washington. July -24.-To s1ard a
gainst friction pending the settlement
{ before the Hague tribunal of the re-
; efmen In New Foundland waters, the
State Department yesterday reached
an agreement with the British For
eign office for the extension of the
present modus vivendi governing the
fisheries to cover the approaching
fishing season.
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DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
TOMnR ROW IN CHICAC

Chicago, July 24.-Thomas Taggart,
a member of the subcommittee of the
Democratic National Committee of IL
rived here today. Candidates Bryan
and Kern will arrive tomorrow morn
ing.
Bryan Cleaning Up Business. ."
Fairview, July 24.-W. J. Bryan de-
voted today largely to clearing up
correspondence preparatory to his de-
parture for Chicago this afternoon.
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MExICANS HAVE FUN ON
a LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.

There is a great crowd Of 25 or
go young Mexicans who have the
time of their lives every morning or
afternoon when the local freight
train -drags its weight over the hill
of chihuahua addition. The Slowly
moving train gives them an opportu-
unity to hop off and on and gambol
over the cars with ease. None of them
have been reported as having neg
lected the opportunity lately. They
are having lots of fun, but some one
is bound to get killed If the custom
| is continued, and something will be
done soon to stop it.
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A WILD NIGHT. ON THE
FIELD OF GETTYSBURG.

Gettysburg, Pa, July 24.-An all
night search throughout Camp Hayes.
where ten thousand men of the ma
tional guard OF Pennsylvania have
been In camp week, and which was
visited last night by terrific electri-
calrand wind Storm shows three sol
n1efs~ struck dead BY lightning and
aearly halt q hundred other persons
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FOR RENT-to desirable party, one
half my office rooms with use OF
fire and burglar proof vault z Ad
joining chambers Of District Court
Phone service furnished. $12.sO PEI
month. Phone 131. e
E. w. Mitchell, 1O9 e. Third st. 3t'
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Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that HUNT
ING or FISHING on the premises OF
the SOUTH SPRING RANCH & CAT
TIE COMPANY is hereby PROHIB-
TIED. Trespassers will be prosecut-
ed according to law. 22t6
J. J. HAGERMAN, President.
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Notice to Real Estate Dealers.
All property listed with real estate
dealers In Roswell by me Is hereby
withdrawn from the market.
81 ~. r. PAYLOR.i =
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If it's Electrlc...see GunsuI.
25 MEN DROWNED IN

TUNNEL UNDER ALPS
Berne, Switzerland, July 24.-Twen
ty-five Italian workmen in the Loet-
ehberg tunnel in the Bernese Alps,
were drowned today after drilling
through wall which separated them
from subterranean river or lake,
the existence of which was unknown
The water now fills the tunnel.
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ROCkVALE LUMP: the coal OF
quality for storage not the cheapest
but the best. Roswell Gas Co. 23t2
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VIM. Taylor; who lives in the u. s.
Bateman property on--Lea avenue,
was joined here last night by his par
ents and children, who arrived from
King City, Mo. All viii make Roswell
their home.
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FOR SALE Fine cooking and eat
ing apples, cents pound, at 609
N. Main st. tt
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The st. Louis Wool Market.
st. Louis. July 24.-Wool is steady
and unchanged.
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q. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLoeaI Report observation Taken NJ

$500 a. m.)
ture.-Max., 81; min, 65; mean, 73.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. velocity
4 miles; cloudy.
= Forecast, iResWeH and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Satur-
day; stationary temperature.
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Your dinner will be a pleasure il
the meat you eat is from the T. G.
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-+'ss More Railroads Wanted.
Cruise wants more fine horses to
shoe this month. The best work
men Is my motto. 13tf
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Il DR. PRESLEY: rye, ear, nose
= ud threat. Glasses ftted: phone 130.
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Extra Tops for Fruit Jars-Enter-
prise Hardware Co. Ring 37S. 24t2
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SCRIP, SCRIP, SCRIP.
For Land Scrip in any quantity, Sc
Roswell Title e. Trust Co.
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We sell Fruit Jar Rubbers.-Entel
prise Hardware Co., phone 378.
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RE WON
THREErTIMES BY iONE MAN

!The trophy put up by the nWfgwam
as prize for the champion billiard
player of the Roswell Commercial
Club must be won three times by one
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Phones IS and A. 2I5 North Main
Parsons e. Son
" BROKERS

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stenography. All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only Ia :
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Gan
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
Ask parSOnS---fle Knows
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Let the T. G. send you a nice juicy
roast Or a fat hen for your Sunday
dinner. IL
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weidman came up
from Dexter today for short visit.
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FOR RENT Two large front
rooms, furnished, modern. POI N.
+ Lea 24t3*
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The tasting Is proof OF the pudding
Give the T. C. trial. 24t1 :
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esting story Here has been witness
ed the victories and defeats of war
and the. blessed triumphs of peace
The battle, ships of three great ma
tions rest yonder upon. the bosom OF
the st. Lawrence. The representatives
of those powers assembled here are
recalling past differences but only to
emphasize the present prevalence OF
a spirit of genuine friendship between
them
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Quebec. July 24.-v1ce-President
Fairbanks represented the United
States last night at the celebration
here sand made the following talk:
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Notary Commissions.


Notary commissions were issued
from the office Of secretary Of state
today as follows:
G. B. Armstrong, Tangier, for woof
ward county
Ed y Washbolne. Of Eucha. fo'
Delaware county
A. r Richardson Of CORNISH, for
Jefferson county
w P. Steel, OF Pawhuska, for Usage
cCun,y
Jessie S Card Of Bokoshe for lie
Floro county
Elizebeth Tooley, OF Purcell. for
McClain county.
+, G. walling, OF Pond Creek, for
Grant county
S. N. Roberts, OF Cain, for Coal
county
r. N Mcconnell. cf Oklahoma City
ior Oklahoma county.
A. NJ. Jones, Of Muskogee, for Mus
kogee county.
A. o. Hellwig. Of Snyder, for Klowa
CONN.,
J. 5. Givens Of Gertie, for Hughes
co-nty.
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THOMAS GIVES REASONS
FOR SEPARATE VOTE

A rule offered by Senator Thomas.
Thursday. and passed by tho senate
was the cause of inquiry ON the part
Of The Leader, as the rule calls for a
separate vote on emergency clause 10
each measure
The rule which appears IN another
place in The Loader. was due TO the
belief OF the senator that il is the ON
~ way TO pass an emergency act
Said Senator Thomas
"Section 5S, Article S, of the consti-
tuition provides that no act, except
'enaciments for carrying into effect
provisions relating to the Initiative
and referendum, or "A general appro,
prlation bill shall take effect until
nine days after the final adjourn
ment Of the legislature unless. In case
of emergency. 10 be expressed In the
act the legislature, BY A VOTE OF
TWOTHIRDS or ALI MEMBERS
ELECTED TO EACH HOUSE. so
DIRECTS Il was undoubtedly the
intention cf the trainers Cf the cOnsti-
tuition that when a bill having attach.
ed thereto an emergency section, shall
have passed either horse by a ma
lENtl NWtN ti an HiAAhUNtn NAhAi'N
thereto that the question should then
boz put. Shall the senate Cor house)
direct that the bin be an enereenov
measureH vHIaME
III only one vote is had On both
final passage and the emergency sec
ton N might ocu that a member
would desire 20 vote for the bin. but
would also desire 70 oppose the max
ing OF the act an emergency; or he
might be opposed 10 the bill hut
which if passed, he world desire 20
see become effective a. once.
Looking az the proposition from "a
constitutional view point as well as
that Of exact justice 70 m emembers
Of toe legislature. am q the opinion
that vote should be had on fnal
passage, and IL the BIN passes. then a
separate vote shO0ld De had az 70
~ neither On not the bin shold be
made aa emergency measure
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A Business GU0TQliy
AND Money BQGk OIL

The Capital City Business College,
OF Guthrle Oklahoma guarantees that
it teaches business and bookkeeping
Dy real face-to-face transactions from
ontrace; that this Is true Of no other
system; that IL gives expert account.
ing. touch typewriting. arithmetic.
'Ccmmer ial Calculations. practical
English and spelling. all free with
bookkeeping. that the Byrne simpli-
fled the shortest simplest most
legible system in use; that it gives
touch typewriting under a specialist
that It's students complete IN halt the
time mne az half the coal Of other
schools. that 4 employees first class
teaching help
Come and see nnder our guaranty
10 pay your railroad fare both ways,
your necessary expenses and Sc for
essentials, If we don't prove all our
claims II you prefer write or wire
us the cost of round trip ticket, and
we will deposit it and expense money
in bank and have bank notify you be-
fore ycu leave home
FIRST CLASS Coat maker wanted
$500 and up: also bushelman and
all-round tailor First class workmen-
o. l.. Brooks. The Tailor