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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-11
NEW YORK CUTS OUT RACE
TRACK GAMBLING TO-DAY

Albany, June 1.-THE senate to-
day voted on the anti-race track
gambling bills, which passed the as
sembly yesterday. Senator Foeiker.
whose serious dllness constituted an
element of doubt as to the outcome
Of Gov Hughes fight to make gamb-
ling at race tracks, a crime. was bet
ter today and his physician consider
ed him able to answer the roll call
The first test vote resulted IA VIC
tory for the measure. 26 to % the
question was on an amendment. the
erect OF which would be to kill the
pending bill. Foelker was present and
voted with the majority.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-11

l can shrink your buggy ard wagon
tire without dishing your wheel We
wedge your spokes and shrink them
hot.-R. F. Cruise. s2tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-11

Try the Q. S. Meat Market, the
quality market. tt
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-11

DIR. PRESLEY:- Eye, car. noss
md throat Glasses fitted: phone $50.
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WANTED Work for two big teams.
Apply r. f. Cruise. 8Stf
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Tires Ioose7

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New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses were not
factors in the local market In LONDON Cohs"iS
were hrmer. The general market was inactive.
with beaviness in the copper shares. Money was
aasv and discount unchanged Paris dis-
counts were up Is while Paris exchange on London
was weak The South African gold amounting TO
500 900 offered the open London market, was
-alen for Austria and Paris. the competition for
the metal resulting in an advance in bar sold OF
sd cable advices from the British capital stated
that business in American issues would be matert-
alIv affected # manipulation like that witnessed In
the New York market on Saturday were allowed 10
continue
MONEY RATES DOWN.-Call money was quoted
,s low as "a of 1 per cent yesterday. While time
funds were I. o 1 per cent lower for five and six
months funds In the asking price at ga TO Sts
No better than per cent discount could be realized
nv lenders on prirhe mercantile paper. owing 10
the small debit of the Sub-Treasury AT the Clearing
House Yesterday the banks lost $4,000 but since
Friday the local institutions have gained H.co.oO
compared with gain in the same time week ago
of $.1I6,OOO
SEPTEMBER INTEREST AND DIVIDEND
PAYMENTS.-Interest and dividends payable by
leading corporations in September will aggregate
s.S which dividend disbursements will fur
nish Sse Ss4 $50. a decrease of $S.s12li9.
pared with year ago. Interest payments exceed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

those Of last September by s2SeOoo W Ins 60 e sa
nayr.r.s Industrial corporations will MAKE 49,
10 as against ssO 25s sos in SePtenoer V,' 80,
railroads sI4 sls sos. against SI3oc!.tfo.o- aA4 49,
railways s52s It4 compared with $o-$eS'- :,
ROCK ISLANDS TRAFF1C.-PresilFeh I;,icns wItiTT
~ the Rock Island saws: BusIhess 80, va
measured by traffic returns are oetteI a,h tn ago
months ago and about the sa me- as oi banye
Trs last few weeks have brousIit 4'1.. T0r-
bu+ urha. change be seen Is ror tile -,tr h.
80 has gsined in thu movement OF new SI.l', s-
cause we have better whest S1Op ~
and IN Is two weeks earlier A.
800. LINE REGULAR D1NIDE1SdDS s.II- Ste
r.,ors Of the Minneapolis St Paul q 80, ry,,Is.
Ne BatIprav Company have declared IH9 1-s-
.art,nnuaI dividends of gig per cent On on - - stork
f.rrsd stock and per cent on the ,. rbs pre-
Roth dividends payable on Ocloov. Ocloia, On light
rerred stock advanced ~ points 4eS'1'
dealings -. of tbs
xNERIcAN SMELTINtT--Tne repc,. S,- me
martcan Snelting and Refining CoInPdhSs, ana. ~ sa-Iv
.ar anfsed Apri 30 last will be MADE puCr CsIisni,
22ext month II is understood that tne >, s,,rnus
naid have been earned. and that d S'l
will be revealed
GENERAL. ELECTRIC.-The dlIe ~. ue.k to
General Electric Company VIII me- ana-sIv be-
tats acrion on the dividend II Is 500 II g
Iake 800 u,II be no change in the rae 80 b
.Inected that new business soon VIII
volume - ,r---;r,a, pres
uARRIMAN'S Return n Har n;u ;HI, Tst1rn to
;s,t ~ the Union Pacific Railroad WI. W. 7s.k IN
This civ in the early part or 'iis
NEVADA COPPER STOCKS.-IEe snai "a and the
Nevada consolidated Copper CollgaI a =, be listed
Cumberiand-El Copper Company "-
In London.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

I'm addition to enormous surplus reserves the
banks can IL necessary. issue emergency clrcul'.
tion while gold can be brought from Europe
Sterling exchange is moving In favor OF 'nS
country and our credits abroad soon VIII 10 ~.
creased To q material degree by heavy exports
of grain and cotton. The fact that there Is SO
much money in the banks of course renects me
effects of a period of commercial depression put
this immense sum will be a powerful lactof III
restoring normal times in mercantile clrcles-
There is a large fund available for the purposes
of legitimate business and investment, and II IS
10 be hoped that the business and investment
markets will not be deprived of the Improvement
to which they are entitled by rash and reckless
sDeculation in stocks and commodities. The
stock Exchange should put its house in order
at once.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Great irreguIarity characterized the specuia'on
In the market for outside securities. AT the open
ing strength was thown in a number OF the mining
issues ACCOMPANIED by considerable actiVitF. De
fore the first hour elapsed. however. the weakness
In the stock market reflected and heavy selilns
In the leading issues IN. After low levels were
reached a small rally set In. thousn the t0ie 0on
tinued weak Nevada Consolidated opened up
sharply Ia points, later losing the fraction Jun
berland-EIy ran of u, Greene-Cananea- s. Nipis
sing q Miami IL Butte Coalition q and United
Conner a point Fractional recessons were also
shown in many OF the low priced issues com
bnaton Fraction was exception to the rule al
ranring about 15c Coldaeld Consolidated and
Daisy ruled steady. La Rose Consolidated was
active within narrow limits. In the speciaIues Bay
State Gas was down a. Standard OH was shsht-
" easier Chicago subway was steady American
Light and Traction shares were hrm IN ponds'
Nevada Consolidated 6s were up 10 points Atchi-
son steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 1
per cent: highest l per cent, lowest. q per cent;
last loan. per cent; closing Il per cent. ruling
rate per Time money at the opening of the
rather easier. If anything. The con
tinued in call rates naturally detraCts from
the demand for fixed accommodation. Rates per
cent for sixty days 2Ia to pa per cent for ninety
days 34 TO 3ia per cent for Eve months and 3l2 TO
per for six months. Mercantile paper was
unchanged There fair demand. and mod
erately liberal oferngs Rates, 3ai to Il. per cent
for sixty to ninety days indorsed bills receivable.
4 to ~ per cent for choice four and six months
single names and pr cent fo- Others
FOREIGN ExCHA NGE,-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with rates about the same as
at Saturdays close cables being quoted at 4s62od
S6. demand sterling At it61i S6a3 and siXty-day
bills at 4S46014S470 Short francs were 5l6's less
1-6 and short reichsnarIs 95Ll The market de
yeIoped renewed weakness III the afternoon. show
ing a decline OF 10 points from the opening Cables
were quoted at 4s5lOQ4 S6l5 demand sterling at
4 $500 bid and asked and sixty day bills at ASii2
Short francs 517l2 plus l-52 and short reichs
marks 90 S-l6aa5 3-16 plus l-6i Bills were in good
,v,lN
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
,ankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston.5 &c discount
Chicago 35c discount; San Francisco. sight l2lac
premium telegraph 15c premium: New Orleans,
commercial soc discount bank 81 premium Charles
ton buying par selling lilo premium
RANK CLEAR NGS. - New York. exchanges
600 40 oar balances 81 07 $50; Chicago exchanges
s32 o2i balances $7ji921; Boston exchanges s3.-
9l3 III balances sl.1S691S; Philadelphia. exchanges
81 962 C67 balances sl076.lj.
SILVER MARKET.-Ear silver. 5ll2c Mexican
silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed at
% lS- l6d decline Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1l.60; Lisbon. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeXican exchange on
New York quoted at 20la.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington S61i.76S; internal revenue
receipts 81 39 564; miscellaneous receipts sl19.601
Receipts for the day. $l.93l0o expenditures, 22So.
ooo Receipts month to date $4,000 $50: eX-
nanditures S7 $50 900; of expenditures. s2l92
e2s Receipts for the fiscal year to date. SS7.226alS
expenditures sl1i2SS,s93: excess of expenditures
s27.Os2 S75.
SI-R-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $Sloi6i
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
H O G 9

bsv. 500 acres OF land The location transsor.s
no, facilities climatic and other conditions ae Ia'.
abe for the production Of pork n larss os
ccrding scientific methods and 80 cs~e
net rroHl OF ~ p
~, coSt ~ protucton and after three years l0p
s,,v,IIv On money invested based Cn average
lass no wears I wish meet man or ShoN
and business sagacity who viii critcalN - ,j-.
=, -Itn.Iy sSreeabIe invest $4,000 and taAe an
r.r.onsI Interest with in the Hanaset1enI %
will only Win pElnctEH> -N---@
PRINCIPAL. Box "a. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
Sex dividend

Sex dividend
london, 15Q% per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills 1d1 5l6 per cent; long bills, 1s
cent Berlin discount rate "a per cent Paris
discount rate, ! 5-l6 per cent Paris exchange
London, 25 francs Is centimes Berlin exchange on
London, % marks 20 pfenngs Bar gold, lis 101ed.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-British consols for
money, s61z per cent for the account, S6iz French
rentes, IS francs 67la centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
NNIFaPOIIS ST. LOUIS
Financial Meetings.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, ST PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY Broadway. New Tork--Ihe Annual
Meeting Stockholders Of thi, Company for the
election for transaction Of any other
business the Company Will be held at the ONCE OF
the Company. in the City OF Milwaukee at II o'clock
of Saturday September 18th 1905 The transfer
closed Wednesday. August 18Th. l9us.
on Monday. September 21st. 1905
ROSWELL MILLER. Chairman OF the Board
August 1.t 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug D. p. m.-The market for Aneri-
can securities opened weak and hardened some
what in the afternoon. Business was light, being
affected by the manipulation the New York
exchange Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks In which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Satur-
days:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25

A CCoUNTs IN ALL SUSPENDED AND iNs.A P.T ~
n ment banks and companies purchased hue41
los Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
BONDS.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

.odd lots. fselIs cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
coeAlr PRICES IN TORONTO.

,,s,ed and corrected daily by Stewart & Lockwood
- Al Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
,-vv Work AND OTHER GAS sEcualIlss s.s

sAnd interest
New-York tribune., 1908-08-25
ROND MARKET SALES.

IT3UDo Am Tel & Tel
Convt IS $500. ~ ,
os70oA do ... p2I
1000 Am Tobacco IS. los :
o201-0 do ....l0s !
Io,o do ss -
1000 Al Top & 8 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
STRIKE TO Be SETTLED
Arbitration Committee Are
Working With Plumb
er Strike.

A committee composed of Messrs.
William KIeihege and A. J. Campbell,
representing the master plumbers, and
J. Clark and Ed Newman, two plumbers
representing the plumbers, were in
session this afternoon to confer upon
working agreement between the master
plumbers and the plumbers who are
now on a strike, and thus terminate 1t.
The first step of the two committees
vvas to be a selection of "A Nth man
who should sit on the arbitration board.
but at two o'clock everything pointed
to an agreement between the factions
without the selection of the fifth man,
and no time was lost I'm selecting one
the two committees going to work at
once. The conference was held I'm the
union headquarters in Huehn's hall and
went into session at 80 this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
ROOSEVEL1'S COUSIN
IN HAMMOND TODAY
Young Broncho Buster Here
on His Way to New
York City.
EMBARRASSED BY NOTORIETY
John Roosevelt Taking Horses From
Libertyville Back to
the East.
EMBARRASSED BY NOTORIETY

John Roosevelt. cousin of President
Roosevelt, was in Hammond today on
an overland trip with three horses that
were shipped from Arizona to Liberty
vile. from whence the young broncho
buster drives to New York. He had
with him three horses, one OF which
is "Captain Roundtree" a stud blooded
and standard bred horse. The other
two are partly broncho and partly
standard bred. One of the horses will
be shipped back to Arizona tonight. it
being lame and unable to finish the
trip.
Young Roosevelt was found this af-
ternoon by TIMES reporter as he
was sitting in the doorway of Whitak-
er's livery barn where he is boarding
his horses until tomorrow when he
starts on his long journey.
The young man was pointed out to
the reporter who introduced himself
and asked the scion of the noted fam
lily for few points about his horses
The westerner, sitting on the barn
floor dressed in high leathertop riding
boots, blue overalls a gray coat and a
sombrero hat, rose to his feet and
looked down on the reporter. John
Roosevelt, though only IS years old
is SIX Ieet. three inches tall.
Tried to Dodge Reporters.
He was embarrassed but was never
theless polite and genteel in his bear
ing, but could not altogether hide a
certain amount of annoyance for be-
ing found out after he had tried to hide
his identity. He volunteered no infor-
nation. answering anly those questions
that were asked him. +.
Il thought l could get through this
country without being found out, but
see I can't do it. Well, I slipped by
the Chicago reporters without being
pestered. 1 am on my way to New
York and I expect to finish this trip
| bought this rig for IS. 1 does mo-
| look very well but it is serviceable
have been on the ranch since las
October and have done a little COW
punching. 1 own these horses myselt
and am very proud of them.
Surely 1 will meet Teddy when
/ get to New York, and expect to hav,
good time
My height? Six feet, three inches,'
said Roosevelt with a laugh. the frs
one that he cracked during the con
versation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
WERE LAPORTE PEOPLE
FAST ASLEEP OR AWAKE?
Startling Series OF Incidents Known
About Mrs. Guinness And Her
Actions Before The Fire
PROCESS OF INVESTIGATION ELECTS CRITICISM
Changes Are Freely Made That Politics is Factor in
Criminal Inquiry and Further Astounding Revela-
tions Are Expected to be Made Shortly.
PROCESS OF INVESTIGATION ELICITS CRITICISM


jury
unubted presase
and now the fun going begin LaPor going to furnish salad Of
politics and murder
one counties Of Tnoana are bng 10 be amazed to ana that Mrs Cum
WHEN IT WAS KNOWN
THAT ] she got ] as many amy dr ds h s9 ] day. having @ sent 70 @ 0h0sf
:a :: sss :ss. to such % @ .:ss s
T,s a had s s % s ' her and always had them
None
THAI 1 = sss e s 1t % ss es L: @ ss ss s' @ n s
r.s ss ss ss ss.~ % ss s s % s ss ' I @ -s s q: ::
THAT % 'ss.si s ON % to @ @ vs ] had fur @ @ st @ as a ss:s sss
THAT Th ne as ese % o 1Por % with the suspicion of pacape on her ~
tn on % and @ h = that h hna mu @ ] o4e husband ] by poison
claiming
skirt.
s n h % 6s1 s5 i heard Ga @ the s
'Ht 4. an sas:s s ,s sss s.! her @ there % @ s about
@ @ had
'.s
tax
and
screams y oman as @
p,o-
ny.-
terou packag
THAI s the s s~s 9sd the @ that sa~ that ns s.:
and then disappearing
gunny the gallon with
any
anything
disappeared
o
THA of the he had
,,na
afraid had
baby farm in
neighbOr tgaed
could have ~
with baby and she heard
was foundth there
andthen to - " ~ "'e
THAT claimed to have the
something supposed maI after dark.
NOW THESE QUESTIONS ASKED:
4 suppo % be buried
near the hous mot beend
it the
knife
defnding
and
par IN
the brother
after the fire and himself?
postal authorities
action2 . - -. -. -. -.
\ tiles and that he could them do nothing"2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18

(COntinued on Page 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
DROWNED AT GARY
Laborer Meets His Fate
While Out Boating
Yesterday.

Steve Rankovich, age, 36, a Iaborer
in the steel mills at Gary, was drowned
in the Calumet river at that place yes
terday while out in a boat with three
friends.
1t was the first of the season In Lake
county.
The four men were believed to be
slightly intoxicated and were seen
rocking the boat and spIashing in the
water. Suddenly the boat capsized
and the occupants were thrown into
the water.
RankOvich was unable to get hold
of the boat and went down while the
other men were saved. Coroner Shank
lin of Hammond was called to Gary to
attend the inquest and although there
was a scratch on the mans arm and a
cut on his head, it was believed the
drowning was accidental and a verdict
of accidental drowning was returned.
One peculiar fact about the case, how
ever, Is that the coroner was unable to
secure the names of the men who were
in the boat with Rankovieh when he
was drOwneds The men are known
however, and Will be located.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
BURNHAM ROAD
SCENE OF HOLDUP
Hammond Men Caught by
Crooks Last Night
and Robbed.
LOSE MONEY AND WATCHES
Illinois Authorities Report That Men
Had Hung Around For
Some Time.

Three Hammond people found Burn
ham road to be as dangerous a place
last night as Macbeth found Birnam
wood to be.
Two highwaymen who loomed UP as
big as heavyweights, stopped the
timid Hammond party about half way
between- Burnham and Hammond and
relieved them of their valuables.
Had Been Visiting Friends.
In the party were Mr. and Mrs. zie-
nick, IL Gostlin street and their
friend, Andrew Druzik. They had been
visiting friends in Burnham and were
walking along the highway about s
o'clock
Without a moments warning. two
gigantic gentlemen of the road sprang
up before them and commanded them
to throw up their hands
John Hurried to Comply.
Three was no hesitation whatever
and John Zienick gave up $40 and a
grandpa's time piece he had with him
so fast that the holdup men seemed
almost ashamed to take it Drugiak
coughed up a little chicken feed and
the crooks disappeared in the gather
| ing gloom. The robbed trip reported
their loss to the Burnham authorities
who in turn telephoned the news to
| Hammond
Description of Thieves.
| The crooks were described as both
being exceptionally tall and heavy and
| persons answering to their description
have been seen hanging around West
Hammond and Burnham for several
days.
In the meantime John Ziernick does
not mind so much about the $40 but
| he does hate to be travelling around
| without the heirloom.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
wEATHER-

Showers todayg generally
fair tonight and Tuesday;
slightly cooler tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18
First In Oratory And First In Ath-
letics Is Record Made By Our
Students Last Saturday
MISS EDITH CARTER SURPRISES FORMER EFFORT
Northern Indiana Track Meet Goes Hammond at Har
rison Field and joy filled Faculty and Students
Hold Big Celebration This Morning.

with any grind
hi. loyal Hammond he Is ouns little p Of JOY @ sang
splendid schools Of Northern Indiana
of one honor but to get S" h cup
The nth annual track and field meet
hands
followers Captain WIN EveTs Of this CITY, and while
s @ % % school also
Three school. MASTERY
the meet that it was one
of of the 6 oaq @ aP1 @ most % m ] % ued of tnat was possible get
line the result then it appeared that either Hammond South Bend
When the last event had ben nn5nea % @ % was as % St Re @ @
third with 49, Goshen fourth straied
divided points between hem.
Relay Banner Goe.to Hamnnon
owork athletes captured
the the sn contain @ no victory
.. @ @ strength 1;8 % IS @ @ he s WI % s ne s sss s' sssSss
sesves ss h Of the
@ IN @ @ Rs n s sss as '3i the % ' "s
diamond s of. Of First w Water "srou.n. =. Won o
nse tn faot Po0ng a ' work "
S % hnPdiss P ~e second By oo jump
S s 1S'iasi sd. and shs voa S'
snts Tas @ n Tnat won % 6s secured s for @ Ho % @ the s % and td @ h
s2oo hurdles He won second in the run high Jump and that
ind s
of
@ % o % 1so5 sds @ tGs by @ rhs record @ 9 9 @
event is therefore lowered 20 seconds
m hurdles when he made the distance in seconds young
@ % sss % @ 5'i f s5s Il s,s % % sss s ' @ 81 a @ Of
Five League Record Broken.
last compared with former meets there were five Northern In
The mile formerly
@
The while
Hobart 1s4
record of 18s feet and inches
He
broke his own record IN the discus OF @ feet and inches by adding an extra
Beman
it OF in
Everything wentoq Smoothly.
various
off a the kind
There was only controversy Of any Importance and that
Hammond there considerable 70
There
that they were hosts to visitors finally
one other mistake Hentz
hurdles secondt tra for finals
The order which department
crowds from interfering with
a success
ation Takes
This morning there high
singing
rightly proud OF the showing his school
H W f. DR. Gromn George Miller and
spoke At the beeinnine ~
announces
Continue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-18

Miss Irene Walsh of Valparaiso is
spending few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Enright and. her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Walsh in Oakley avenue.