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CANDLELIGHTs or BROADWAY
soft CLEANS In the Hotel Albany for
One Night Anyway.


One Night Anyway.
The Hotel Albany was quite the house OF
thousand candles last night. There wasn't
an electric light working and Manager
Murphy had to hustle up l,6oo candles with
which to illuminate the place. All evening
the bartsndsrs served drinks by oandlelight.
the clerks bent their heads over the register
under the feeble elimmer Of tallow dips and
the patrons padded Oh TO bed In the 40
cepted old fashioned picture book way. each
with his individual oendlestick. Anything
went for q receptacle for the tapers last
night.
Sauoers were the most sought after.
but these soon gave opt and then they used
beer bottles or anything else. In the COR
ridors the candles placed under the palms
were Get a-fiickering BY the breeze that
came in through the open wiDdows.
The trouble all started the night before
when the armat,re Of the 100 kilowatt
generator burned out. They hitohed on
the supplementary plant then and ran
the lighting arrangements with that until
the engine blew out . cylinder head yester-
day morning. All day yesterday force
Of twenty mechanics were ct work fixing
things up. but they didn't got Through till
half past O.
The sun., 1908-08-22
TO FIX RAILROAD VALUES
For the Information OF the Treasury Under
the Currency Act.


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The sun., 1908-08-22
ooL. POWELL WANTED PROMOTION
Learns That Civil War Service Doesn't
Mean Confederate Service In Law.

Mean Confederate Service In Law.
WASHINGTON. Aug. sl.-Heut. Col Junius
L. Powell, retired. former officer Of the
Medical Department Of the army. has made
an unusual request Of the Secretary OF
War. A letter was received at the War
Department to-day from Col. Powell In
which he said he thought he was entitled
to retirement with the grade Of Colonel
instead Of Lieutenant Colonel. He was
placed on ths retired List on May 1. He
contends that he should got the advance
rnsnt Of one grade upon retirement because
no had OWL war service
ofidals OF the Judge Advocate Generals
ofaoe looked up Col. Powell's record and
found that his OWL war service was IN
private In the Confederate army. He was
born In Virginia. After the war he studied
medicine and was appointed an assistant
surgeon In the army In 1873 from Maryland.
The War Department informed Col. Powell
that civil war service under the Law did
not contemplate service with the Con-
federate army.
The sun., 1908-08-22
RREsHTFLIsssoMELEs AN H0UR
TITS AeFeplsne Gees Faster Than Ever
RefaFe, He Thihks.
Special oab.s Ds'pateh 10 Taa BUN.

Special Oahle Dsspateh 10 THn SuN,
LH MANS. Franpa. Aug. 2i-Wilhur Wright
sscended twice with his aeroplane to-day
his first flights since removing from the
racetFaek ct Le Mans to the larger tract at
Auvours.
Wright began his preparations at aAo.
The engine started promptly and worked
well. This possibly was because Wright
has 30 far overcome his dislike Of outside
assistance a. to allow an employee from
the factory that made the magnetic to over
haul IT, Then came q long wait.
A start was not made until $50 Wright.
who locked drawn and overwrought, kept
the aeroplane unusually low, from four to
six yards from the ground. He traced a
figure eight, doubling the lower circle.
The time was minute a seconds. This
seemed GLOVER than on the previous trisls-
The lateral stall ility Of the machine seemed
10 he less. Wright mans many mistakes
with the levers Once he seemed TO be at
an angle Of sixty degrees with the ground.
There was little wind.
After his first flight Wright mounted the
starting derrick and watched the wind
gauge for some time. studying the wind.
which now seemed gusty. At s22 another
start was made and the machine described
the figure eight In . minutes 0 seconds, with
very large lower circle.
1t kept further from the ground than be-
fore. but did not rice higher than eighteen
yards.
In order to avoid the presence of crowd
only the holders Of special cards signed by
the military commander and Messrs. Hart
aud Berg were Admitted to tho grounds.
but several hundred persons crowded
around the edge Of the field.
Wright afterward told the correspondent
OF The Sum that he never went 90 fast In his
life. He thinks he msde hfty miles an hour
with the wind and that he averaged from
thirty-six to thirty-nlne. but he had no
instruments to test his speed. 0nlookers
judged that be did not exceed forty-five
miles an hour and averaE Eed thirty-fve.
The sun., 1908-08-22
ASBESTOS PLANT BURNS.
Drying Heuse Of X. ". Jshns- ManStIle Co
DESTROYED at Loss OF SlsO,OOO.

Drying House Of H. ". Jehns- s-ManvtIle 20.
Destroyed at Loss OF slsO.OOO.
The lower harbor was lighted up early
this morning by FIRE which Destroyed
the asbestos drying plant, the largest build
ing Of the H. w. Johns -Manville Company.
at the foot OF Thirty-ninth street, South
Brooklyn. Four alarms brought the fire
companies within radius Of three miles
and feet of hreboats. The fire was got
under control after an hours hght. The
loss 10 estimated at $i50,0oo.
The burned building YVES five story
brick structure at the east end OF row
Of half dozen others. By quick work
the hrsmsn saved the paint shop. . three
story wooden affair adjoining the burning
building.
Thousands Of persons got out of bed to
watch tho fire. 1t took the reserves from
nearby police stations to keep the crowd
from getting In the way of the firemsn.
The sun., 1908-08-22
AFTERrHOUGHT or RODNEY ROSE
One Thing He Knows Of Snakes Now He
Didn't Know Before.

UtunV KNOW Bffofe.
WAsHIN0ToH, Aug. 7l 7l.--Rodney Rose, the
keeper ut the Zoo who was bitten by q din
mond rattlesnake last Monday, may be
said 10 have recovered. He is still at the
hospital under care. but feels fit to leave
and viii be allowed to 90 In q few days.
Rose 10 going back to his work Of caring
for the snakas at the Too. They will not
catch him OF guard again, he says. although
in saying that he does not admit that he
was OF guard when he was bitten.
There was just one thing that he did not
know about rsttleenakes and that was the
reason he got In line Of attack. What he
did not know before and does know now
10 how far rattler can jump and strike. II
is much further than be thought. He
thought he was out OF reach Of the snake
that struck him. He had chased the snake
back as far az he cared for IL 10 90 when
he entered the cage. The reptile stung
him In a hash without moving up.
The sun., 1908-08-22
NINE MILES IN FOUR MINUTES.

Penusyivanis Special Train Breaks All
Records OF Thst syutem.
wARsAw, Ind. Aug. 2i-An speed records
OF tho Penpsylvsnia systsm were broken
this morning when special train ran from
Pieroeton to Warsaw, nine miles, In four
minutes. A speed In excess Of 100 miles
an hour was maintained the entire distance.
On the train were experts from the Penn
sylvanis shops ct Altoona. Pa, together
with experts from Harvard University.
The object Of the run vas to test bridges
and other equipment Half an hour be-
fore the train was run between Pisroston
and Warsaw at ninsty-tw miles en- hour.
The sun., 1908-08-22

Charles A. Flay. retired police lieu-
tenant, has obtained writ OF habeas corpus
from Justice Blackmar In the Supreme
Court In Brooklyn for the production OF
his sister, Mira. Lottis Long, who, hs alleges,
writ Is returnsble before juitios Siaekmar
IN Brooklyn on Tuesday.
The sun., 1908-08-22
ATLANTIC CITY INDICTMENTS.
Charles Ge0dsif and Edward Williams Pro
sented by Grand Jury.

ATLANTIC CIrr. Aug. 2l.-Members OF
the Grand Jury. called back into special
session. indicted to-day as concerned In
the sMillionaires' Club In Chelsea. which
was raided BY Prosecutor Goldenburg and
Chief Of Police Woodruff several weeks
ago. Charles GondoH and Edward Will
Jams, both Of New York.
Justice Svayxe headed of by his own
order an attempt TO adjourn the Grand Jury
for a week Immediately following the re-
port OF the indictments. and the cases against
Atty odd liquor dealers who kept open last
Sunday In defiance Of the order Of Gov.
Fort were taken up but were not com.
pleted. The Grand Jury will meet again
next Thursday. when they will complete
their Investigation OF the Sunday liquor
The sun., 1908-08-22
WASHINGTON FLIGHT MONDAY.
Orvine wrignt Arrives 20 Make His Gov.
ernmeut Trials.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.-Orville Wright.
joint inventor with his brother OF the aero
plane which Ia soon to face the Government
test In contest for s25. 900 arrived In WASH
ington this morning. With Mr.. Wright on
the ground at Fort Myer the work Of set
ting up his aeroplane began. 1t will not
take more than q day or two to put the
Wright machine In shape. nor win much
time be lost in getting ready to make q
preliminary flight. The first flight will
probably take place on Monday. MIR.
Wright has until August as to make an OFF,
cial fight,
The sun., 1908-08-22
WRECK IN PATH or COASTERS
Steamship sishtins II Sends warning b.
Wireless 70 These Behind.

The HambuFg-Amsriosn linsr Prinz Sig
ismund. which ssiled yesterday morning
for the West Indies, passed Oh BarneGat
at O'Clock last evening the wreck OF q
schooner with two masts projecting above
water and directly In the lane Of SOUTH
bound ships.
She siEnaiisd her find through her United
Wireless equipment 20 the Ward liner
Yigilancis and the Old Dominion liner
JeS@son, which were Aoms distance astern
Of hsr, % they might not stulnble soross
the wreck In ths daykpsss, They gave
thanks by wireless end promised 10 keep
sharp lookout.
The sun., 1908-08-22
SPEECH TOO SAD FOR HIM
Young Man Sorry Thas He Did Not Kin
Himself After Hearing IT.

Samuel Topsky. Russian tailor, at
tempted suicide by drinking q bottle Of
bensine while attending Socialist meeting
at i2ist street and Lexington avenue last
night. Topsky said thst the speaker o. the
meeting gave such vivid picture Of q
poor mans woes that he couldn't resist
the temptation to kill himself. He was
taken to the Harlem Hospital. where It
was said that he would not die.
Topsky said that he had not had any
thing to eat for two days. He regretted
that he had not taken enough Of the benzine
to kill him,
The sun., 1908-08-22
Cemmsa Council Asked to Supply Two
False Teeth.

0LnAN, N. T.. Aug. st.-The Common
Council In session tonight was petitioned
by Andrew Weir 70 at him out with plate
and two false teeth which be had learned on
consulting dentists would cost o.. Weir
10 an inmate OF the county homo and %
o city charge. His request ives referred 10
The poor oomfnittes. -s-s- --t.f 't,-N4.s--'
The sun., 1908-08-22
HAVE LEARNED FROM ENGLAND.
American Monetary Commissioners Finist
inquiry Int British Banking.

American Monetary C0mmisoonefs finsso
inquiry Int British Bsnhing.
Special Cable Dsspateh 10 TEE suN.
LoSpoS, Aug. 2i.-The sessions OF the
American Monetary Commission, which
has bssn studying Enelish banking, have
ended, and to-day Congressman Moore Of
Philsde,phia entertained the commissioners,
Consul General Wynne and others at
luncheon.
The commissioners express themselves
as pieesed with the result OF their work
They have aat from 10 TO Q O'Clock daily.
English bankers and financial authorities
have spoken freely. The commissioners
consider that they have accumulated valu-
able information.
Two Of them viii 90 to Paris tomorrow
and make q rapid inquiry into Frsnch
banking.
The sun., 1908-08-22
FRITZI SCHEFF FREE NOW.
The Flnal Decree Divoreing Won Bardieben
II atEned,

Justice Blschon. in the Supreme Court,
signed yesterday the final decree granting
to Frederioka Anna Won Bardieben. better
known as Fritxi Scheh, the actress. o di.
voros from Frederick Wilhelm Gustav Carl
Won Bardisben. who 10 known ~ Q Count
In Germany.
The suit was tried some months ago before
q referee and In May tho interlocutory
decree was entered.
The sun., 1908-08-22
y. p. REID DEAD-WHO Is HE ?
Identity Of Amesican Suicide Puzxies the
Engiish OfRclass. g.

Engiish Oficiass. N
Special CabIs Despafeh 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Aug. n.--Inquiry is being made
O. to the identity Of John Pedman Rod.
On Aneriean Who killed himself yeetsrdsy
In -his apsrtmsnb ut Bournernouth ~hils
suffering from nsurihs and insomnia.
He came to England last May and stayed
for while at London hotel. Then he
went to Bournemouth, watering place
on the south coast There he deposited
cas- coo in o local bank. Is is understood
that Reid once travelled for an American
book company and that he had been prin-
cipal Of an American school.
The sun., 1908-08-22
s<oo, 600. 900 RUSSIAN LOAN.
Reported ThAt Bonds WIN he Issued In
France In October.
spsoisl csSs Dsspafsa 70 TEE Sun.

Spsoisi Csbis Dsspafsh % TEE Sun.
I,oNDoN. Aug. 3i.-A despatch TO the
Central News from Paris says there 10
good authority for betevine that . now
Russian loan Of 600, 100000 viii be issued
In France In October. II win bear interest
at 4 per cent. and win be issued at about
%. II 10 understood that 81 .o00. 900 Of 1t will
be used In the repayment Of the Treasury
bonds that are still outstanding N Russia.
The sun., 1908-08-22

os1. no TO TOLEDO AND RETURN,
Via pennRytyAnla RaliroAd. August ~ 70 "a Tick.
ets rood 70 return until September 10. incluGve.
Consult ticket agenR-Ade.
The sun., 1908-08-22
THE TIaRE NINE FOR 90 s.sOO. 900.

Option On Mcxiean Property.
MEXICO CrrY. Aug 2f.--It h reported
that Phelps. Dodge d Co. Of New York have
obtained an option to buy the famous Tigre
mine, in the State Of Sonora, for $500 900
gold. A rich strike recently was made on
the Tigre property.
The sun., 1908-08-22
BRITAIN PAID TO EAT.
sIya, 600 900 for Imperted Feed for the
EsIundePs IN 1907. -
Special cans psspeisa 10 TEE SON

LONDON. Aug. 7i.-Ths report Of the
Board OF Agriculture for 1907 shows that
the British Isles spent sin. 900 for Inn
ported food and well over 400 yooo, 900 for
imported wool and other produce. such a.
hay.
The sun., 1908-08-22

.:as;:. :s;: g MITE sta 9E:ss; 9s; zss e.{ses4
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Chudge Mann. day say, ISIS in cahoots
To gif to Pill und me der boots;
But 1 upon my horn still toots,
Und so-does PHI.
Pill gets pensions for del "vets,"
Und 1 of weeklies make some pets;
Between us two We take der bets.
Do me-un Pill
He takes a trip to fx his fence,
Und 1 write things dot aindt got sense
We don't know we're jokes immense,
Meinself-und Pill.
L send some words from off my pen
Around to weekly papers. then
1 copy them myself again;
It pleases-Pil.
Der Albuquerque Sun tss hot
To have dear Pill rake in der pot;
1 copy all that papers rot
And yell-for Pill.
Der Chournal ISIS OUT pugaboo,
Und der Optic worries us a few;
If it don't stop. We cuss it too,
VIII me-und Pill.
Der peoples Of New Mexico
Love Pill und me-excuse me though;
Love Me und Pill; it should be 30.
It's MEIund pill
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Brood sows and stock
hogs.-Oasis Ranch. 77tf
FOR SALE:- Cheap, W cows and
calves at MitchelFs livery barn. t2~
FOR SALE A small safe. Apply
Ingersoll Book, Stationery and Art
Company. 36tf
FOR SALE A secondhand 16-
horse power portable Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine. Inquire at
Roswell Hardware co. S5tf
FOR SALE Piano, 312 N. Lea. Call
mornings. 33t5
FOR SALE Eighty acres of Hondo
land cheap, under government res
ervoir foul and one-haIf miles from
Roswell. Write w. E. Hester, Aus
tin, Tex, care Austin B. B. team,
for information.
FOR SALE:- Horse, good driver and
rider, safe for lady. Good saddle
pony, safe broken to drive. Runa-
bout, nearly new, rubber tires, I'M
brella top; single harness, double
work harness; mountain wagon,
cheap.-L. C. Walker. 312 N. Penn.
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Of the society.
All of the officers shall b. elected
annually upon the last Thursday of
July. Five members shall constitute
a. quorum of the Board.
Article II.
Sec. 1, PRESIDENT The president
of the organization shall preside at
all meetings Of the Board of Control
or of the Society and shall, under the
direction Of said Board of Control to-
gether with the other members con
shutting b Executive Committee,
have Immediate charge of the work
of the organization, and shall sign
all checks, warrants, orders and 9TH
er instruments of writing which may
be necessary in the conduct of the
business of the organization.
] The Vice President sha perform
| the duties Of the President in the alb.
sence Of the President or in the ina
bility of the President to perform the
| duties of said office
Sec. 2, Secretary The Secretary
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WANTED'
Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
WANTD:- Manager Tor pranch of.
fee we wish to locate here in Ros-
well. Address, with reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinna-
Il, Ohio. 06t30*
WANTED:- Situation with private
family, requiring no washing Or ir-
oning. Inquire at this office. 33t3*
WANTED Position as b~ook-keeper
with mercantile firm. Three years
experience. Good references.-J. E.
Jacob, Ell Captain Hotel. 33t5|
WANTED Furnished OF unfurnfSh-
ed house, four rooms or more, close
in, for select rooming and boarding
house. Can give good city reference.
Inquire 313 n. Rich.
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feeMag only prevails. Tho following
ts-ae good example from the Las We
gas Optic, Republican,:
Max and Bill.
Der Landt Of Sunshine b'longs to us.
On dat account no n dares fuss,
For II he do We raise a muss-
MeinseN-und Pill.
OF course, dere's II. o. Bursum too.
He pulls NIT US urd helps us two;
Without him, much We couldn't do.
Could me-und Pill.
.Zwei year ago Pill made der race,
L help him, too, in many ways
Und Larry almost get e place,
From me-und Pill.
Dis year again we're on der chob
To get der corn from off der cob;
We don't care rats aboudt der mob,
Meinself-und Pill.
Dere's Spiess from up In San Miguel
He drinks he gif US both a chill;
But We fix him, you bet We will,
Meinself-und Pill.
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shall keep an accurate and correct
record of all the acts of the organi-
cation; shall countersign all checks,
warrants and other instruments OF
writing; snail keep a record Of the
members and shall collect all money
Or property, fees or donations; n
shall pay over OF deposit with the
Treasurer said fees Or donations, and
shall receive such compensation for
services rendered as may be fixed by
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Constitution and Bylaws Of the Fed
Grated Charities Of Roswell, Ros
we'll, New Mexico.
pose Of those who adopt this Consti
tuition and Bylaws to organize al
Roswell, New Mexico, a society known
and to De known as the Federated
Charities Of Roswell" the purpose
of which organization Is and Will be:
First-To take care of all persons
that demand, By reason of Illness or
want, relief and immediate charity.
Second.-To assist in securing en-
ployment for those who are objects
of charity and are able to perform
labor.
This organization shall have as OF.
ficers thereof a president, vice presi.
dent, secretary and a treasurer. and
shall have a board OF control not to
exceed fifteen members.
The officers Of the organization
shall constitute an executive commit
tee for conference and consideration
Of all cases demanding immediate
relief. Such other committees may
be appointed by the President from
the Board OF Control and the mem
bers Of the organization for any
work. az may be necessary from time
to time.
By-Laws-Art. !.
Sec. 1.-The annual meeting OF this
shall occur the last
in July.
AT this meeting the election of the
Board of Control shall occur and all
business be transacted. Fit.
teen members shall constitute a quo
rum.
Sec. 2.-The Board OF Control shall
be elected at each annual meeting of
Society, and this Board shall have
power to elect all the officers of the
society, all Of whom. except the Sec
and treasurer shall be elected
from the membership of the board
1t shall have power to I'LL any va
that may occur In its own
or in the Offices OF the
society. between the annual meetings
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ne Board of Control.

Sec. 3, Treasurer The Treasurer
lions, of every character and snail
care for the same and pay out money
Or distribute goods or provisions n
Iy upon the order or draft of the Pres
ident of the Society, duly counter
signed by the Secretary.
The Treasurer shall carefully keep
a record Of all money received, as OF
all donations, of all articles of cloth
ing or provisions, n shall keep a
careful record Of all money paid out
or all clothing Or provisions distrib-
uted, and shall at the end of each
quarter make a report to the Board
of Control of all of his acts and do
ings.
Article III.
Sec. l, Membership Any person
may become a member of this organ
ization by making a membership do
nation and paying a monthly cash
donation to the organization. The
membership fee and monthly donation
to be such as the party making it
may agree to or designate.
Article ~.
Sec. 1, Constitution and Bylaws
Amended This Constitution and
Bylaws may be amended, altered or
repealed by the vote Of one-third OF
the members of the Society at any
regular meeting, or at any special
meeting called for that purpose.
the Board of Control elected con-
sists of the following persons: ]. j..
Jaffa, Mrs. John w. Poe, DIR. G.. r.
Veal, R. NJ. Parsons, Joseph Carper,
Hon. VIM. H. Pope, j. E. Henderson,
E. A. FInnegan, DR.. J. w. Kinsinger,
J.. w. Rhea. A. Pruit, J.. B. Gill, ].
W. Stockard, ". NJ. Atkinson, w. e.
Wiseley.
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The Democratic county platform
of Colfax county is a hot number,
telling as it does of the frauds COM
mitted by the Republicans in that
county two years ago, by which at
least 1000 Illegal votes were count
ed. 1t was his kind of work hat sent
Andrews to Washington and disgust
ed the fair minded people of the Ter.
ritory with Republican gang rule.
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The committee out soliciting for
the railroad bonus OF $1,000 O has
raised about two-thirds of b amount.
According to the list given the Rec.
ord up to yesterday the total sub
scriptions amounted to $75,070. There
still remains $4,000 to be secured.
This should be done this week. Ii
you have not already subscribed now
Is the time, n it Is always in order
to increase your subscription.
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It is fun to see a snarler a1d a
knocker get together. 1t takes them
about ten minutes to decide that the
town Is on the bum, the local officials
dishonest and the preacher stuck up.
In five minutes more they will decide
that they would move away If they
had the price. Sometimes it would
pay the town to advance the price
Western Publisher.
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If by hook Or crook Taft should be
elected, and then If Teddy SHOULD be
killed by a lion Or lost in the wilds
OF Africa. then congress for the next
four years would probably be undis.
turbed by special messages.
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The temporary secretary, Howard
w. Cass, was authorized to lake sub
scriptions and the names of those
wishing to become members of the
Society, and turn the same over to
the treasurer upon his election to
office.
JOHN w. SMITH, Chairman.
HOWARD w. CASS, Secy.