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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Henley ., by Graney 10. First
base on called balls-Of Henley .. Two base
hit-Zeider. Double plays-Beck 20 Berry;
Hldebrand to Zeider TO Williams. Sacrihce
hits-Johnscn, Graney Melchoir, Danzig. Hit by
pitched bsll-Madden. First base on error
San Francisco 1. Left on bases-San Francisco
g. Portland ;. Innings pitched-By Henley
2 by Beck j. Base hits-Of Henley G, OF
Beck . Runs-On Henley 8. OF Beck 1.
Charge defeat 10 Beck Time Of game hours.
Cmpires-Flynn and Cheyne.
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DEATH CALLS PIoNEEn

AUBURN, Sept 19.-J G. Garrfso,
a California pioneer. who crossed ths M.
lsthmus In 1885, headed for the l4nd
of gold. died at Forest Hill vesfar5s .a,,el = -
Garrison was one of the most proni-
nent men of this section His fr,ner.I
Will take place here tomorrow after
noon.
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Fresno 3. Santa Cruz ?. Threo
base hft-Kuhn. Struck out-By Hopkins 4 bv
Bloomfield /. by Schimpn .. Base on balls-Oir
Hopkins .. OF bloomfield 3, of SchimpfY i
Hits-Of Bloomfield Z. First base on errors -
Fresno /. Left on bases-Fresno TO- Santa
Cruz ~. Hit by pitcher-Iverson by Bloom
feld Time of game hours and minutes I'm
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OAKLAND SHUT OUT AGAIN

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SACRAMENTO, Sept 19.-Oakland
lost, as usual. The score:
OAKIANn
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EXAMINATIONS FOR LrEUrrx.xr~

sPECIAI DIsPAICH 10 The CALI.
WASHlNGTON " Sept. 19.-Examina-
tions for appointment OF second i5e,,-
tenants In the marine corps will hsi
held at San Francisco October 2s.
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sBatted for Hogan in seventh
ssBsfted for Nelson IN ninth
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Nelson May
Athletics Alameda C

To All Amateur Baseball Clubs:
Send to The Call baseball editor the makeup of your
teams your challenges also the by innings of
games played
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SAND CRABS STILL MINING

. FIR SN0l Sept. I9.-The score:
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'tai ..........-..s .ss 3 10
SANTA CRUZ

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The sun., 1908-10-28
SHE RoUTS A SECOND BURGLAR
Orange Woman Alone Drives Negro
From Her House.

ORANGE, N. j.. Oct. 27.-Mrs. William
MoCrea of II New street. this city had her
second encounter alone with an intruder
in her home last night. The first occurred
little more than a year ago. Both
times she put the man to flight.
Mrs. McCrea Is a large woman and
strong. Last night she sat reading with
her two children on the first floor Of the
house when she heard the front door open
and heavy steps in the hallway. Think
ing it was her husband returning from
lodge, Mrs. McCrea did not pay any atten-
ton, expecting him momentarily to come
into the room.
No one entered and later the steps were
heard above. Thinking one of the smaller
children was wandering about Mrs.
McCrea sent her eldest daughter to quiet
the supposed restless one. Next thing
che heard the girl scream. Running up
stairs she found herself face to face with
a big negro. who made feint at her as If
to scare her. Not being OF the scary
kind, however, Mrs. McCrea tried to seize
the man, who, realizing his error, had
changed his tactics and was making for a
back window, from which he managed to
jump to a roof before his pursuer could
reach him.
On the former occasion when Mrs.
McCrea distinguished herself, she awoke
one night to find a strange man under her
bed. This man likewise she tried to
capture, but he was too fleet for her
The sun., 1908-10-28
CHEF HIS OWN SLEUTH.
Paced the Waterfront In Disguise Until
He Caught ALLEGED Con Men.

He Caught Alleged Con Wen.
Emile Jengembre. a French cook who
has been employed in the Hotel Keller,
bought a ticket for France last week.
On the pier Of one Of the steamship COM
panies after he had bought his ticket
he fell in with two friends, and later than
this fell into the hands of confidence
men.
1t was the old story Of the quintet
putting their money in the keeping OF
one man, and realizing later that the one
man had decamped. Emile lost $50 and
his friends $500. The friends went on to
France, but Emile remained here TO see
il he couldn't catch the thieves.
He disguised himself and spent several
days walking up and down the water
front.
Yesterday afternoon he was standing
near the Hotel Keller, when he saw the
two men who had got his money. He
rushed into the hotel and told Manager
Reisenbach. The latter picked up a
pistol and started for the men. They ran.
Emile and the manager followed fast.
and, at Spring and West streets one OF
the men was overtaken and made to
halt at the point Of the revolver. The
other man ran until three policemen and
about fifty citizensIhad Joined in the chase.
A street cleaner tapped the quarry over
the head with his broom. That ended
the chase. but the police had to wait for
few minutes before the man came out
Of his sleep. ,
He said he was Regis Francisco Of 1856
Hoboken street, Hohoken. The other
man said he was August Vittori Of $50
Seenon street, in the same town. The
police say the men are well known con-
fidence men. In the Tombs police court
they were held in 81 600 bail each for
examination this afternoon
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knfOR KRuGER FuND.o
But Teey Took cn,er I-.nsford,. Nam

But They Took ChIeT I4angTOrd's Name
In Vain and Are Arrested.
JoSsph N. Greenfield. who has 3 candy
store at ~ Barclay street, was called to
the telephone yesterday afternoon by
o man who said he was Deputy Chief
Thomas II. Langford Of the fire
department. Greenfield was told that
two men were to be sent from Langford
to solicit q contribution for the Kruger
memorial fund and that he Qangford)
would appreciate It II Greenfield would
respond with generous contribution.
Greenfield called UP Langford and
found that the deputy had heard nothing
Of tho matter. Then Greenfield went to
the Church street station and told his
story to Lieut.. Andrew Devery. who
ssnt plain clothes men Henry and Ennis
with him and gave him marked ten
dollar bill to give to the contribution
solicitors.
Greenfield returned to- his store and
presently young man entered ana
referring to the telephone conversation
requested contribution Greenfield gave
him the ten dollar bill and then the
officers placed him under arrest. The man
said he was Henry Cannon. an ,adver-
tising agent, Of 1853 ManhRttan avenue.
In the hallway anotherma ives found
waiting for Cannon who said he was
Edgar o. Cavetti OF ~ Dawson street,
The Bronx. Cavetti asserted that he had
authority TO solicit advertisements for
programmes for entertainments TO be
held at the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE
for the Kruger fund. He said he repre-
sented Charles II, Kenneth.
Cecil j. Allen, secretary OF the Kruger
fund committee, said that CaVetu hao
authority to solicit advertisements but
not contributions apd that Cannon had
no authority at all. All contributions
Mr.. Allen declared. are sent to Thomas L..
James, treasurer of the fund.
Deputy Langtord insisted that the men
be locked up. as he said persons had been
using his name without his permission
for month. Cannon and Cavetu will be
arraigned in the Tornbs court at 9 clock
this morning on a. charge OF getting
money under false pretences.
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The Weather.

Two centres OF depression have developed out
OF the Western storm. One was central over
Nova Scotia yesterday morning and the other
over Lake Michigan.
Rain was falling In the upper Mississippi Valley
and the Lake regions and In eastern Pennsyl-
yAnla. New Jersey. New York and New England.
Rain fell In Texas. and It was cloudy and showery
In the Other Gulf States.
There was depression near the northwestern
boundary. but without any disturbing elements
In most Western sections the weather was fair
and the pressure high. 1t was slightly cooler In
the Atlantic States south TO South Carolina and
from the Dakotas south into Louisiana and Texas
In the east Gulf section Il was warmer Freezing
weather covered the Rocky Mountains States and
from the Dakotas and Montana south TO Mexico.
In this city the day was cloudy and rainy,
cooler, wind, light TO fresh southeast average
humidity, IS per cent: barometer. corrected to
read 20 sea level. OF A. NJ, 2p.sG sP. NJ, eoeS'
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
oficIsi thermometer, Is shown In the annexed
,.tla
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the Sultan's glittering Bairam reception
was equally uneventful. The Young Turks
are encouraged. but they will maintain
their precautions throughout the Bairam
festival at least.
Kier Ali and Ismail Haiku, accused Of
melting revolt against the Constitution.
have been sentenced to DEATH The an
nounoement q the sentence was greeted
with cheers and cries Of Long live
libertY!'
The sun., 1908-10-28
Finds Mother Crushed 10 Death.

Worried over the failure Of his mother
to come home, Frederick A. Frisch Of 40
Ouitman street, Newark, went TO police
headquarters in that city early yesterday
morning to find out II there had been an
accident reported. Frisch WIS informed
that a woman had been ground TO death
Market street station yesterday after
noon and accompanied by policeman
he went to Holes morgue and identified
the body as that Of his mother. Her name
was Caroline NJ, Frisch.
The sun., 1908-10-28

Avenue A Bargains in Keller skates.
Boys and girls we're among the principal
buyers at q Sheriff's sale at ioo Avenue
A yesterday Of the effects Of the Avenue A
Amusement Company, whioh ran roller
skating rink. They bought the skates
and skated away.
The sun., 1908-10-28
CONGRESS BRIBERY STORY.
Brooklyn Independence League Candi.
date SAYS He Was Offered s. 900.

date Says He Was offered 50 900.
Arthur 8. Colborne. the Independence
League candidate for Congress in the
Fourth district In Brooklyn. has made
q sworn statement declaring that he
was urged by the friends OF one OF the
othsT candidates TO decline a nomination,
and on his refusal to do so wss offered
IS 200 10 withdraw from the race.
An Independence League leader who
figures In MIR. Colborne's statement ad-
mite that he asked Colborne 10 reeign
at the instance OF Arthur Brisbane, but
he emphatically denies that any money
consideration was rendered.
The sun., 1908-10-28
DYNAMITE IN TIPPERaRY.
Bomb Exploded at the House OF Land
owning brothers.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
DUBLIN, Oct 27,-The agrarian agita-
ton in County Tipperary eliminated
last night in a dynamite bomb outrage.
The residence OF two well known land
owners. brothers named O'Mullane, at
Templemore, was the scene OF 1t.
The bomb was placed on q window sill
and exploded. demolishing the window.
Two old servant women had miraculous
escape from death.
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Foo,I,all Hurt Cau.e. nesth.

;.o0Xs, yah. Oct. Sf--Thomas Evans,
end rush on the Utah Agricultural College
eleven, died to-day from injuries received
In q game with the Colorado School OF
Mines Saturday. His neck was broken.
The sun., 1908-10-28
Anzalone Telephone Feat Denied.

Sfft i0I Cable Dtsp1ith 10 THE Sun.
ROME, Oct 27.-Capt, Anzalone, who
Il was reported has invented system
Of transcceanic telephony. denies that he
has even tried to communicate by means
of the system from Genoa to Buenos Ayres
The sun., 1908-10-28
Porto R,can Lsborttes Indorse Gompers.

Special Gable Despatch % THE SUN.
SAN JUAN. p. r., Oct. 27.-The action
of Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. in cam
paigning for Bryan is unanimously in
dorsed by the local American Federation
of Labor.
The sun., 1908-10-28

Cardinal Casahas was born in Bar
celona September 5. 1884. He was con-
secrated Bishop Of Ceramo in February,
1879, and translated to Urgel in September
of the same year. He was made Bishop
of Barcelona in 1901. He had already
been raised to the Cardinalate in Novem-
Der, 1895. He was attached to the Con-
gregations OF Bishops and Regulars, the
Council. Sacred Rites and Ceremonial.
There is a Roman superstition that
Cardinals die in batohes OF three Cas-
afias is number two, Cardinal Matthew.
Archbishop Of Toulouse, France. died on
Monday.
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CARDINAL CASANAS DEAD.
Second Member OF the Sacred College
10 Pass Away This Week.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
BARCELONA, Oct. 27.-Cardinal Saliva
dor Casahas y Pages, Bishop OF Barcelona,
died to-day.
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DAMAGES FOR SOAP CRUSADE.
One OF Lord NorthciiHe's Newspapers
Must Pay sIIS.O 900 More for Libel.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE

Special Cdble Despdfeh 10 IHE sun.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Associated News
papers Dimited), publishers Of the London
Daily Nail, have been condemned to pay
the Edward Cook Company, soap manu-
facturers. $4,000 damages for libel
The case arose out OF crusade that
Lord Northcliffe (Alfred Harmsworth)
made some three years ago against the
projected soap combine In the afdit and
other newspapers. In the course Of which
he accused the soap companies OF sys-
tematically giving short weight. The
British public boycotted the companies
and the plan to combine them failed.
Lever Bros. who had been at the
head of the movement to form the
combine, then sued for damages for libel.
It was then found that Lord Northcliffe
had acted on false information and had
no defence, He admitted the libel and
$3.50, 900 damages was awarded TO Leyer
Bros, for articles in the Mail and Evening
NeHs
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TEN MILLION DOLLARS
MYsTERIoUsLY LOST.

Chicago, Oct. 30.-Ten million dol
lars, in round figures, out of $1S,000,-
900 put up by investors for the con-
s~truction of the Chicago and Milwau-
kee Electric Railway, has gone into
something else besides construction,
according to reports of certified &C
countants to the receivers appointed
By Federal Judge Groscup. The prin-
cipal features of the accountants re-
port made public today, shows that
sS,454,O0O including the floating debt
has bee spent in the construction of
the entire road. Outstanding against
this is a total bond and certificate is
sue of $16,00O,0OO and other debts
amounting to $2,169, 900, making a to-
tai debt of SIS, 169, 900. The difference
between this and the amount expen-
ded on the road is So 1 200. Only a
hazy idea of the ultimate disposition
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Revival Will Close Tonight.


The meeting at the Baptist church
last night was one of the best serv.
ices since the revival meetings be.
gan. There was a good congregation
and a lively interest.
The street meeting in connection
with the Salvation Army was a good
one, too, the warmer weather causing
a considerable increase in the audi
ence.
The morning service at the church
today was largely attended, the min.
ister's theme being, "How to Guilt
vate and Promote a Strong Spiritual
Life"
The meetings will close with to-
nights services, there being a street
service at z O'Clock and a service at
the church at TAO. The public is in.
vited to these services.
When the meetings close tonight,
they will have been in progress for
twenty days. There have been a mum
Der of conversions and additions to
the church and many Christians ties.
tify that the meetings have been the
greatest spiritual blessing OF their
lives.
The meetings have been a good
success, considering the political ex.
element and other unfavorable CON
ditions for revival work at this time.
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mittee, indicates the nature of the
campaign which is being waged in
the states. The party organization
could not be more active or confident
than at present. Everything indicates
a Landslide" and no mi at head
quarters doubts the election of Bryan
and a Democratic majority in the
lower house Of Congress.
The day of good government in
New Mexico Is dawning. Let every
one interested in the welfare of ouI
Territory do his duty on election day
and give to Larrazolo an overwhelm
ing majority. With the election OF
Bryan and Larrazolo corrupt cleo
lions, boss-rule and oppression will
end, and the government which is sc
dear to all will be restored to the
people. Very truly yours,
A. A. JONES,
Democratic National Committeeman
for New Mexico.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

The general biennial election of the
qualified voters of the County of Cha
YES. Territory of New Mexico, is
eral (twelve) voting precincts of said
county, on Tuesday, November 3rd.
1908, for the purpose of voting for
the following officials, to-wit:
One Delegate to the Sixty-1rst
Congress. j..
One Member of the Council Of the
3Sth Legislative Assembly, Twelfth
District.
One Member of the House OF Rep
re~sentatives of the 3Sth Legislative
Assembly, 18th District.
One Member of the House of Req,
resentatives of the 3Sth Legislative
Assembly, 10Th District.
One County Commissioner, Second
District.
One County Commissioner, Third
District.
One Probate Judge.
One Probate Clerk.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Treasurer.
One County Superintendent of
Schools.
One Surveyor.
Said election will be held at the
following named places:
Precinct No. 1, North Roswell.
Precinct Nc. 2, South Roswell.
Precinct No. 8, South Spring.
Precinct No. 4, Dexter.
Precinct No. 5, Hagerman.
Precinct No. 6, Lake Arthur.
Precinct Nc. z, Lower Penasco.
Precinct No. s, Plainview.
Precinct No. 9, Hernandez.
Precinct No. 10, Dunlap.
Precinct No. II, .Kenna.
Precinct No. II, Elkins.
The polls to be opened at 9 O'Clock
a. m. and closed at 6 o'clock p. m.
and said election held according to
law.
Witness the seal of the Board of
County Commissioners of the county
of Chaves and Territory of New Mex
leo, and the hand of it's chairman
and clerk, this 5th day of October,
1908.
W. NJ. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Attest: F. P. GAYLE, Clerk.
(SEAL) ~(d22-w23-30)
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BRITISH SQUADRON ORD
Erred TO SOUTH AMERICA

3 Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony, Oct
30.-Orders have been given that the
British squadron under command OF
Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott pro
coed to South America On completion
of It's South African program. The
squadron consists of tour cruisers .
Nothing to Do With Venezuela.
London, Oct. 3O-The foreign of
fee declares that the sending of the
squadron to South America is in NO
way connected with the Venezuelan
situation. The government has not
heard from the British minister at
Venezuela since it SEM him instruc-
lions to investigate the seizure by
Venezuela of the British steamer Lady
Kensington off the island of Margha-
retta n the imprisonment of her
crew.
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Herbert F~itzeberald has come in
from his ranch a hundred miles east,
to vote and to carry the returns OF
the election out to the Plains coun-
try. He reports that the surveying
party of the Altus, Roswell and Ell
Paso railroad are encamped at Clark
Gap, fifty miles east of Roswell and
mat the surveyors, thirteen in num-
Der, are working eastward. They are
setting stakes to mark their survey,
which is the last and permanent
route Of the railroad.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

John w. Parks and wife to Joe E.
Wimberly, for SITS, lots 6 and z, blk.
Murrell G. Triplett and wife to Jas.
c. Glass, for $500. eighty acres in
31-15-25.
H. F.. Vermillion and wife to J. F.
Rorex, for $500, forty acres in 1-15-26
J.. J.. Jaffa and wife to T. c. Tillot.
son, for $4,000, lot 2. block A, West
Side addition to Roswell, and water
right.
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Mr. JONES ASSISTING
NATIONAL COMMIT TEE.
Chicago, Ill, Oct. 25, 1908.

Chicago, Ill., Oct. 20, 19OS.
Editor Daily Record,
Roswell, N. M.
Dear Sir:-It has been suggested
in a letter to me n a my absence
from New Mexico during this cam
paign has been construed in some Sec
lions as evidence, on my part, of
fukewarmness in support of the Hon.
o. A. Larrazolo and Of Democracy in
New Mexico. 1 wish to refute that idea
IN the most positive Had 1
any doubt Of the triumphant election
of Larrazolo, I should feel constrain-
ed to cast aside the duty which 1 W
to the National Committee and act
lively enter the campaign in our ter
ntory. I deem his election of vital
Importance to the best interests of
New Mexico, and I am sure a large
majority OF our people concur in this
belief.
The fact hat my services ave
been required by the National Com
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There will be a grand rally>of Dem.
Gratis at the court house Saturday,
Oct 81, at 7:30 sharp, when all the
issues OF the present campaign will
be discussed and explained from an
view point. The speakers
Of the evening viii include the cream
OF the Roswell Democracy. All who
are interested in unprejudiced poll
tics should be present. 0st2
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of the latter sum exists outside the
circles Of the promoters of the COM
pany. Until the affair is probed thor
oughly the investors will not know
all the q~uicksands that swallowed
their money.
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Mr.. Andrews Is not and has never
been a bona fide resident of New
Mexico He mas always maintained
Ais-Eesidence in ~P~ennsylYania. His
wife lives there. She has never lived
here. In a suit just filed in Berna1i1lo
county, on a judgment against him In
Pennsylvania. he ecord OF the judg.
ment shows that he was served with
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Don't let anything keep you away
from the Democratic meeting at the
court house tomorrow night. The cri-
sis of all our campaigning is now ap-
preaching, and it will all count for
nothing unless the enthusiasm lasts
long enough to get out the voters on
election day.
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of numbering John King. a ferryman.
1t is presumed they intended to hang
Cook, as they had a rope, but when
they reached the cell Cook resisted
with a razor, with which he wounded
one of the mob, and the invaders
shot him dead
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Halloween Supper.

The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church will serve supper at
the residence of Mrs. Pierce, SO3 N.
Main ST., Saturday evening, Oct. 81,
Beginning at 5 o'clock. The public
invited. Richelieu coffee will be serv-
ed. O9t2
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$500, 900 to a on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an.
nually with privilege to pay or loan
before due. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 3O3 N. Main. opp. p. o.
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OF course Rockefeller supports the
principles OF the Republican party
and the Republican party supports
the principles Of Rockefeller.
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Supper.

byterian church will serve supper al
the residence of Mrs. Pierce, S03 N
Main ST., Saturday evening, Oct. 81
beginning at 5 O'Clock. The public in
vited. Richelieu coffee will be served.
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WRIGHT AERoPLANE
MOTOR EXPLODED

lie Mans, France, Oct. 30.-While
Wilbur Wright, the American aero
pianist, was making a flight this NOR
ming the motor Of his machine ex-
ploded. Wright landed uninjured and
the aeroplane was not damaged.
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Herman Mem, the we'll known
blacksmith Of Dexter, was here to
day On business.
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B. A. Judd, The popcorn mzn. return
ed this morning nom q six weeks So
journ IN southern Texas. where he
was selling Pecos Valley apples.
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Every Democrat should attend the
meeting at the court house tomorrow
night.
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Cut flowers and pot plants cheap
at Gettys Greenhouse. O8t3'
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d. r. Harkey, OF Carlsbad, trans
acted business here yesterday and to
day.