davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SHOT ~ His PATIENT ,
oSsso pSthis, Probably Fatally Wound
"a ~ Caiuc,hua o.

ed a. Columbus. o.
Columbus. Ca. Feb "A little
bsfore 4 o'clock Thursday Aftsrh0ssh
I'd Power sbos and probably fatally
wounded Dy L. v. Meyers. - oateo
paIa. IN the IAtisT's once From the
bss4 Information. TVwer wen, 10 Ne1-
ere once. eAnAd the latter N che
door and, after . fsu words. bSsd the
Iao,, the hall so,sTinE 'hs sResk jest
ur6sy the lsft eye. ioAGiut Ia the
base Of The asrk
Poser said Ne hAA 20 ao g. that
aSYsrs had tAahtea ana worried bin
vita tel@pathIe poser FOR iSo ysafS
past After the s1sso'inE. Poser
va arrested hAd la-cbsa 90 MsJsrs 10
veil knoVu AAA ptonl' sn,. PDSst
10 . grocery sisrk NS7sS's oohdiihon
V quite critical
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
wH'SNv pSOPLu MAKE ''OHr.
Llavot ovastlen IAaS Seen Carried -
AlAhamA supreme Govt.

Llsvor ovastleN AaS Seen cSEVlsd ~
AlsbemS eUprsms cOvSt.
Montgomery, Al. Feb g.
TAs AGht Of he whisky people -
break dovA the local optioa Law cane
20 tie SapFamS eouEt THURSDAY Ia .
osss from AioEGAA county. AafwaAl
Of ne AsmAhd lOf lisenss Ws Rppsalea
aaa tho ANvamsa, Il maze Nat the lev
10 unconstitutional 10 mAAy WsyA
principally IN that II dosA M, apply Ia
tho state 40 a vnols, but Ia special
ooaRuoa. aSd 10 not. therefore. ~
general AW. though passed - suea,
May ~ me isadinG lawyers n the
state made speeches. The nass 10
watched With ihtsfest ~ On l,s out
osns vtll dsPsni the restoration or
not 81 the sale ~ LIQUORS In BlFminE
ham - veil - many other ennatiss
TIE early olOaiaE iau h Alsp a.
tArksd N ths ease ~ FoaRpSnt versus
ths state from Mobile. Il bslnE ~
lsasd that The Ian IL unconstitutional
IN that - full lntsut Il not 81
pressed la ths liils
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

Cs,eAxo. Pc Three nsa we're
,,t.l, ls,urea ara sovcrL otAsgs -
r,o.,l, ea- hy a. orgirssOa Of tJnA'
80. Neo.a--ie. = Diess aEi
SS.s.,s BE- ts~ .o5srs % HswtAosns
r,,.s,r TIC eI9i.ft0a vas eause%
- -. ,a-s.~ss,.rt q Riehafa ssAeo'
sud sr-smaa sAo r''nnas6 ,ss ga
,.o,ivo .os %. Ly 10 . hnAs WA1A
80 f.uss '.- IA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
K.nr.,. r,.ln M,ssksa

Psiiaaslehla. Fsb fas Psnaayi'
yAhi4 raiifsaA Ass received . report
maI 80 express train nom BAFimofo
20 buRsiD sas srscasd near TIsaAlin.
VHls tvenif0as niles Eofth %
OlsaB y 7 IN ne b1Hai0 diyistJn
a a,seh a s.srtsf ahd fhs OS0mOs
tive ssrs 'ay0sh toto pmAli eFes6.
ei1,ssa esrssas ssgs iaEfSa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
n,,. o. Mss,lna Aaleu,n,a

NeN Orleans. IA Fsb \ =, IL no,
probable that ths meeting 81 ne IN
ter state commerce cOmHissioa shieh
Wsa a. have been held a. NgW OrIsahs
aBOu, February ~ uill ishs place Sntil
some time after The date originally 40
pointed Tho tniisd STATES marshal
here IL in Fcce,p, Of = message from
NJ Mossiy. secfs'aFy ~ tho eOm
mission ts'ibE mat II ELI no, - E"c
sssaFy "a reserve quarters i0F the
rumnissloh In ihs custom house hsss
Tsbfuafy ~. bveaase The pfsssat Sss
slon ~ the commission tss bs~a 81
iourHsd 20 . daF ho' yet ASsi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
TO DC HOT CAMPAIGN.
ElshtyFour lllloO'S Counties VIII Vote
a, the IIouoy QUESTION.

EiqhtyFour Illinois Counties VIII Vote
on the Liquor QUESTION.
Chicago. Feb Z - Headed By What
promises 20 bs bot campaigns IL
Springfield. Bloomington and DecasuT /.
residents n eiEh,y four tillaois ooun-
tiss will vote Oh The salon question
In the SynrG
TNursday vls the As, day toT hIing
petitions asslnS ia ne issas 30 sub
m,t,sd 90 TO voters AMI N'ppTta re-
es!vsd from many oOuu'lss isdisats
"a, ihe sntlsA'1B Sdhsrsots have
been suee~as'u' n ob'sinlaE sDO0gn
signature 20 A..ou 30 question 70 be
baEotra % ., ''" rn.S
-, estimate IA, I1ot towns vii
tAks part ir 'Ne eon'ss'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
BOTH CLAIMED THIS MAN.
Two Women at Chicago Railway sta
ton Meet with q Surpri0s.

Two Women at Chicago Railway sta.
ton Meet with . SUrprSs.
Chicago, Feb. S.-Two women,
both claiming q be the wife OF ths
same man, and both having letters
purporting 70 prove that he was the
husband OF two other women. were In.
trOduced 70 each othST TharVAAy ~
the MAXWELL StrSss police station.
Photographs Of the husband whom
botA sAid had deserved them. carried
by both oomplAinantS, Mics Anna
RsinGold. Of thls city. and MTs. -.
rah DOssin, Of 81 Louis. led At Oneo
70 the discovery that the missing
spouse Of each VAS the same man.
Another Joint surprise came VAen
Mr.. DOssin asked Miss RSlngold;
Are you Mrs Julius BrowSStOne,
OF Montreal. Canada I've got let
tiers 10 prove that my husband mar
he'd her before he married mo-" to
Which Miss ReineoN retortsd by Gus.
costing thns perhaps Mrs Dosain was
really Mrs RoSa Dosttck Of New York
who. SO had been Informed. had mar
ried her hunhAnd before she hssSeli
had net aim
Mrs Dpsrln has heard tina, me OBJ
ject o. re JOIN, question IL In CisVS'
land, Onto
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
COMPLETES ARRANGEMENTS.
RopUbllean Convention VIII HssV IN
Coliseum q Chicago.

Coliseum - Chicago.
WashiAgt0a, Feb. S-Chalrnan
olsw. Secretary Dover and others OF
Nhs subcommittee u the republican
national committee. practically have
SUmpletsd the hall arrangements for
SAo national Convention vhicA Is 70
~ held 10 Chicago neTt June.
The convention sill assemble In
che Cohseum--ths scene % many hiA
Norie EathSrinEs-which Vas designed
snA erected With specia' reference TO
TIE. needs Of q political eonveo,ion
u 10 admirably located heing only
about twelve inutss' yak from ne
basiness center Of Csicaso. AID IS
reached by electric surface cas-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

PEsahkoTt, NJ Fes s-yTAs BAN,
~ UAiisa States sssstaS taksu IN
t1lat sssstoa u tAs lstis'1'srs TeuFs,
aay 49, again without 'ssaii Ths hsl.
- FssnitsAs BsothAr 90. nfASieT q.
Ssi maskbsFn. 10. hecfssTY. ?. Allies /,
!: wattssnoa. !. JOsa n AlAsstSs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
DENVER GETS BUSY
Colorado City Preparing For the
Democratic Convention.
CAN HANDLE LARGE CROWD

pointed and Work Of Preparing for
the Comfort Of the VlSNorS PareslSd
Out to Them.
ncuycr. Colo, Feb. S--TNO lOcal
committee OF tho democratic national
committee having In charge tho details
of the qprtrrlng aud entertaining
tho dolecatca during tho national con
vcntlon In July, announces that these
Will be- no excessive charges permitted
for hotel and other accommodations,
The committee also wishes TO RSaure
tho public that Donvcr IL able 10 fur.
nlNh comfortable quarters for an cAOr'
NOUS crowd ~ reasonable prices, The
committee points to tho manner OF
handling ho Grand Army couvsntioa
several years ogo. when upwards a.
100000 people were guests OF tho city
a. proof ot this assertion
Nine subcommittee we're appoint.
cd, aud tho Nur, ~ preparing for tina
comfort Of the ylls,orA pArrelled out to
them Delegations from each AlAtS
viii DO received and looked after by
residents ot Denver selected and
placed On special committees by rea-
son ~ their previous residence Ia
the atata from whence CONES ths
particular delegation they VIII care
for The entertainment ol visitors
will be carried out on an elaborate
scale and . hind 10 to be collected
iaF thlS purpose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09
FATAL NEW YORK FIRE
One Woman Dead and a Number
Of Persons In Hospital.
MANY OVERCOME BY SMOKE

Owing to the Snow Piled In Front Of
the Burning Building, Firemen Had
Difficulty In Fighting Fire and Res.
eUina Inmates.
New York, Feb, S.--One woman Is
dead and several persons are In the
hospital suffering from injuries as
the result OF IRE which, early Fri.
day, destroyed the iyestory brick
apartment building at the northwest
corner OF Columbus avenue and Sew.
ontieth street.
The Are Is supposed TO have started
N the drawing room OF the domestic
laundry In the basement and owing 70
NE lack OF water pressure, spread
with such rapidity that the occupants
Aad little opportunity to reach the
street
a Margaret Mandon, 90 years Of age,
Tell from the nth floor and was "a.
tally injured. She had been stand.
iag on the fire escape waiting for tho
arrival OF the fremen, when che slip
ped from the icy grating aud fell {"
ne pavement. she was removed tn
me hotel Walton across the street
where Bhe died a few moments later
Owing to the snow piled In front
Of the building, the aremen had great
aaHiculty in raising hdders to take
down the tenants As a result OF
this delay many were overcome by
smoke and cold and were carried TO
&c hotel Walton where they were a..
tended BY doctors and cared for BY
che hOtA management. The build
Eng was damaged to the extent Of SSS
COO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

cins.AnAsi o Fes. --'TSs liza
las RoiliAG All. on Tvstrh Strs~<
alsa ne GrkinE river. vas Alrso@, &C
arasy esstrsyss ~ ere TGafs4Ay ne
Aaas Il estimated a. $40. ~ Tss
MI gavR err yEsEs 70 te3 @sa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

gAshr.is. Tsan. Yss. "A suraR
haa4 - -Ftsers- 0p~rba@a H. Mira /.
CAsiF,iah soasty. Ws4sas1Ay aiEhi
TssspASss wtFsa wsPs cot h several
Stasss f1eias Meas . farnss. 10
sal1 10 haVe tsaa utisSsd toF ss'iiAs
to,aSss eslslAs e % assSSfNsi0s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

Per; Hs.a. s. Is. Pas Ties
re-. urr~ Er.sc-- - Aa4 srR ee.isVel
20 - seaa a. 80 rsszt % a. expo
a.. a. 80 l-ar- iloSa oosi saisea &C
yfisay Sstsa 152ss kaSs eSsa tak
O. ogt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-09

h,ns &C. Fsb W1iia hoard
ihk Boafl err lFa.a a. OFeGoarg. siS
hllsa aofsa - asfs iaAa has0a, .
Hsyd eogaty farmer, agea SIXTY sve.
AhogsSt -sa4 from ksaa tatlHEs
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HARMONY IN
new YORK

Chicago, Sept. 11.|Information has
mittee that a temporary truce has
been concluded between Tammany
Hall and State Senator Patrick H.
McCarren, of Brooklyn, and that until
election both sides will lay aside their
differences and go into an active cam
paign for the national and state tick
cts in New York. William ]. O'Con'
nors, state chairman, and Senator Nc
Carren are said to have had an
hours conference in New York City
yesterday, at which an agreemen1
was entered into by which McCarren
delegates to the state convention will
be seated.
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DEMOCRATS

Pueblo, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
state convention, which convened on
Monday, did not complete the making
of nominations until an early hour
this morning. The principal nomina
tions are as follows:
Congressman at Large, Edward T
Taylor, of Garfield county.
Governor, John L. Shafroth, Denver.
Lieut.. Governor, S. R. Fitzgerald,
of San Miguel.
Secretary Of State, ]. B. Pearce, of
Otero county.
Treasurer, W. J. Galhgan, of Lari-
mer.
Auditor, Rhody Kenehan, Denver.
Attorney General, John T. Barnett,
of Ouray.
Superintendent of Schools, Mrs
Catherine Cook, of Gunnison.
Supreme Court Justices: S. III.
White, Of Pueblo; w. A. Hill, of Nor
gan; Morton H. Bailey, Fremont, and
George Musser, Ell Paso.
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ney, with piano accompaniment
About 10:3O the engine whistled to
get ready for the home trip, and ev.
cry one came away expressing appre-
cfation of the Urton family and the
pleasant time which all enjoyed. The
train arrived in Roswell about HIS.
This society was organized and ex-
lists with the hope and intention of
bringing the members Of the differ
ent church societies into closer touch
and sympathy in relation to their
work, and so far has been a decided
success.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been fled
in the office of Probate Clerk and Re-
corder F. P. Gayle:
E. A. Cahoon and wife to Mrs. FL
celia A. Bemis, for $1,100, south 42.04
feet of lot 7, block 20, West Side addi-
tion to Roswell.
E. A. Cahoon and wife to Harry S.
White, for $1,10O, lot and N. 1856
feet of lot T. block 20 West Side addi-
ton to Roswell.
Elcelia A. Bemis to Margaret A
Van Horne, for $3.50, lot IS, block
SO, West Side Addition to Roswell.
Ephratm Guthrie and wife to ]. w.
Stubblefeld, for s1,250, lot 8, block
7, Ovard's addition to Roswell.
A1onzo T. Gunter and wife to Mar
tin F. Lovelace, for $4,000, a quarter
section in each of the following Sec
tions: 6-16-24, 12-16-25, 23-16-21,
35-15-23, 22-16-19 and 19-16-2O
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in length. A Record reporter saw one
of the pods fastened to yard stick
at the Rothenberg & Schloss cigar
store today, and the tip at one end
rests at one inch and the other at 36.
By count there are % beans in the
one pod, there being one for every
inch in the developed portion.
Mr.. Leonard secured the seed from
DR.. Cheney, of Pleasant Hill, Mo-, who
found the plant in South America.
He had no trouble raising the vines,
but experienced some difficulty in
finding enough material for them to
climb over. The pods must have suf-
ficient space to hang clear. Of all OBJ
structions or they die. At each bear
ing point three or four pods develop.
The flower is an inch and a half long
and as pretty and waxen as that of
the sweet pea. The flower grows at
night, bursting forth at dusk and with
ering the next. morning at sunrise.
The pod then jumps forth about the
size of a darning needle, and grows
two inches every day until developed.
The pods are very tender and without
strings" hence they make a very
desirable green snap bean. They
are also of excellent taste. The only
difficulty in raising this variety of
beans here would be in protecting
them from the wind, as the stiff
breezes would blow the pendant pods
against their supports and kill them.
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Col. Page Collecting Products.

Col. A. E. Page is collecting prod
ucts for the Santa Fe railroad build
ing at the Albuquerque Exposition
J. A. Graham, secretary of the Com
mercial Club, is collecting products
for Roswell and Hagerman's exhibit
in the general Pecos Valley display
at the same show. The work of the
two men is disuinct and separate
This notice is given for the benefit
Of persons who have been confused
on the subject and taken some OF
their donations to the wrong place
and to enable others to avoid a sim
liar mistake.
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Mrs. johnson Entertains Again.

Mrs w. A. Johnson gave the Sec
ond of her series of parties yesterday
Circle being her guests on this occa-
sion. 1t was porch party and the
large veranda at the Johnson home
on North Richardson avenue afford
ed a pleasant place to spend the af-
ternoon, the attractiveness of the
place being increased with navajoes,
table and chairs. Hearts was the
game and Mrs. G. M. Slaughter won
the prize, a gold neart pin. Thirty-six
ladies were Mrs. Johnson's guests. A
two-course luncheon was served.
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Notice of Annual Meeting of Water
Users Protective Association.
The annual meeting and election of
officers Of the Water Users Protect
i've Association will be held at the
Court House, Roswell, N. M, at 200
p. M, Monday, Sept. 14th, 1908.
You are urged to attend and bring
any with you who are interested in
the protection of the irrigation wa
ters-wnich is the most important
question before our farmers at this
time.
ARTHUR J. STEVENS,
67t2 Secretary.
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Cheap apples--Millheiser Orchard
CHARGES FILED AGAINST
AGAINST RAILROADS.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 11.-Cases were
filed in the U. S. District Court today
by Attorney General Jackson and U.
). District Attorney Bone alleging 81
violations of the 2S-hour law in live
stock shipments. Twelve counts are
against the Santa Fe road alone. 1t
is claimed that the Santa Fe allowed
1856 head of cattle to go without
food or water forty hours, twelve
hours more than the limit If the San
ia Fe loses the cases the fines will
amount to $4,000.
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FLOOD SITUATION NO
LONGER ALARMING

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 11.-No
lives lost, no one injured and the pro-
perty damage only $4,000. Such was
the food situation here today. Yester-
day the situation looked serious, as
IL inches of rain had fallen in two
days and the streets and suburbs
were flooded and many buildings in
the business district threatened. The
rain stopped last night and by morn
ing the water had drained off the
flooded districts.
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THE big flow of gas from the well
over at Dayton, IN the Pecos Valley
of New Mexico, is not mere campaign
oratory-it is one of the best devel
opments that have g1orified New
Mexico in many years. The time will
come when the Pecos basin from the
high mountains to the Rio Grande
will be covered with prospectors. and
when success will abundantly attend
their efforts. The function of Ell Paso
and the other southwestern commune
ties is not to furnish capital for tle
exploration work, for the southwest
cannot afford it; but we can afford
to advertise the oil fields with intelli
gent persistence, so as to induce capi-
tai and experienced oil men to come
into the field and develop it.-El Paso
Herald.
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CHRISTIAN YOUNG PEOPLE
GO ON AN EXCURSION.

The Christian Young Peoples So
cieties of Roswell, and their friends,
numbering about ESQ in all, had a
very enjoyable time last evening at
their lawn social at the home of w.
G. Urton northeast of town, going by
way of the P. v. and N E. railroad
on special train. On arrival at the
home of Mr.. Urton a number OF
games were played. Later all moved
towards the watermelon corner. where
an ample supply was found.
One OF the entertaining features
of the evening was series of wnls-
Ting selections given by Miss Mathe-
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TAFT AND BRYAN TO
MEET AT BANQUET.

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Wm. J. Bryan
and VIM. H. Taft, rival candidates
for the presidency of the United
States, will meet in Chicago October
7th at banquet given by the Chicago
Association of Commerce, according
to an announcement made today by
w. D. Moody, business agent of the
Association. Their speeches will be
non-political
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Hog receipts 5000. Market strong
to sc higher. Bulk sales, 6.S0@7.05;
heavy, 7.OO@7.1O packers and. butch
ers, 6.75@7.1O; light, 6.4O@7.OO; pigs,
4.0O@6.25
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market weak
Muttons, 3.SO@4.2O; lambs, 1000
$40; range wethers, 3.40@4.25; fed
ewes, 3.25@ 400
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TAFT WILL TRAVEL EAST,
WEST AND SOUTH

Cincinnati, o., Sept. 11.-Three
itinerary, west, east and south. Judge
raft said to-day that there was no
longer any question about the west
ern trip, although the details are not
yet arranged, and the trip is not like.
ly to extend as far as the Pacific
coast. He will speak, however, at St.
Louis and Kansas City.
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TWO KILLED AND MANY
INJURED IN COLLISION

New York, Sept. 11.-At least two
persons were killed and many injured
in a rear end collision of two elevat-
ed trains at Myrtle avenue and North
Oxford street, Brooklyn, this after
noon. The first car of the rear train
was telescoped by the rear car of the
leading train. Firemen are chopping
out the dead and injured from the
Wreckage.
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Tables Installed at Smoke House.

Tables Installed at Smoke House.
The new billiard and three pool ta-
bles recently bought by Hunt & Bau.
mer have arrived and are now in
stalled at the Smoke House They are
of the celebrated Brunswick-Balke-Col
lender make. Additional fixtures are
to be put in and the Smoke House is
to be given other improvements after
which swell opening win be announ-
ced.
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when Charles E. Davis, under arrest
charged with the murder of DR.. Fred
erick T. Rustin was brought before
the court this morning for arraign.
ment. Davis pleaded not guilty to
the charge of murder. He was releas-
ed on $1,000 bail furnished by his
wealthy brothers.
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Battle Creek foods at Makin's.
Queen Esther Benefit Social.

Tuesday evening, Sept. Is, a lawn
social will be given by the Queen
Esther Society at the home Of G. R.
Urton, corner Kentucky and 3rd. Re.
freshments will be served. A fine
chance to spend a worthy, enjoyable
be used for the benefit of the poor.
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BATTLE SHIPS ARRIVE

BATTLE SHIPS ARRIVE
IN WEST AUSTRALIA.
Albany, West Australia, Sept. IL
The American battle ships arrived
here after a 1900 mile voyage from
Melbourne at a. m. today. They ex-
changed salutes with the fort and
here. The ships are already taking
coal for the voyage to, Manila. The
harbor is brilliant with colors, In
which the American colors predomi-
nate. On the run from Melbourne the
warships engaged in battle maneu-
vers day and night.
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ALL RECORDS BROKEN
IN RAISING BEANS

z. Leonard has everlastingly smash
ed all records as to raising beans, at
his residence on South Main street.
He has about ten hills that produce
all the beans a family could eat in
year, and each pod measures a yard
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The Smoke House

Has installed four handsome pool
and billiard tables and is now ready
for the public to come in and enjoy
quiet game of either. 67t1
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Sept. 11.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady. Southern
steers, 3.00@4.25; southern COWS, 200
@3.40; stockers and feeders, 2.0O@
2.s5; bulls, 2.O0@2.6O; calves, $500
$50; western steers, 1860 $50;
cows, 2.40@3.75
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MiE1IONAIRE'S WIFE
COMMITS SUICIDE

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COMMITS SUICIDE
Newark, N. j., Sept. 10.-The body
of Mrs. Ashton Harvey, dressed in
white and literally covered with a
fortune in jewels, was found today in
private pleasure lake on the estate
of Stewart E. Hartshorn at Short
Hills, N. j., by bloodhounds which
had been put on her trail. The woman
was the wife of Ashton Harvey, a
millionaire corporation lawyer of
New York. She had been missing
since yesterday. Her husband believes
she committed suicide. She had been
suffering from severe headaches and
was grieving over the death of her
eldest son.
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Only two more days, Saturday and
Monday, in which to shoot for the
prize at the shooting gallery. A hand
some rifle and silver medal are to
be given away. 67t1*
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken a

IEUCdI Report. ObSeTVdtIon ] aKen at
600 a. my
Roswell, N. M, Sept. 11.-Tenpera-
ture.-Max, So; min, 54; mean, Il.
Precipitation, 90; wind N W., We
locity 3 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Saturday
stationary temperature
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 80; min, 49,
Extremes this date, IA years rec
ord:-Max. SO, 1895; min 40, 1898.
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Matthew O'Brien, who has been at
ST. Mary's' hospital several weeks,
will be brought down town and placed
in his room tomorrow. He has about
recovered.