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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-02
ACCIDENT TO PASSENGER TRAIN.
Entire Train, with Exception Of En-

Entire Train, With Exception of En-
CINE, Derailed-No One Injured.
The southbound passenger train,
due here at 11:1O last night, met
with an accident near Inera, north
of Refugio, which resulted in the
derailment of the entire train, with
the exception of the engine. For
tunately no one was injured, fur
ther than a rough jolt. The acct
dent was caused by a low joint,
and the tender was the first to
leave the track This caused the
coaches to become derailed, and
every set of trucks went off, with
the exception of the rear trucks of
the last car. As soon as possible
the Corpus Christi train was sent
to the scene OF the wreck, and to
it all of the passengers, mail and
express were transferred and
brought to Robstown, where a
special train, made up at Kings
vile, was waiting, and to which
all passengers, mail, etc., for
Brownsville, were transferred. The
special arrived in Brownsville about
6 O'Clock this morning, the pas
sengers being a little short on
sleep, but otherwise all right, and
from whom the above facts were
obtained by THE HERALD reporter.
The northbound passenger went
out on time this morning, and
later reports are to the effect that
the derailed cars had been put
back on the rails and that the rails
were again clear.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-02
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ?. 1908.
FAITH IN THE BROWNS
VILE COUNTRY.

-~@~@~ ~ - - 4 -
Mr.. Bryan. thrice the standard
bearer of the democratic party, has
implicit faith in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley there is no doubt. hay
ing on Tuesday while at Mission, Tex
as, short distance from this city.
bought of Messrs. Conway and Holt a
good-sized tract of land which he con-
templates planting in citrus fruits, so
soon as the land can be cleared and
put in proper condition The skeptic
will doubtless question the motive of
Mr.. Bryan's coming away down south
to the Rio Grande Valley to buy
land, when good lands can be had
nearer his home in Nebraska. This
is a question easy of solution and
threshed out daily by many of the
most prominent business men OF this
nation, though not indirect reference
to Mr.. Bryan's purchase, yet happily
applicable just the same. Mr.. Bryan.
though prominent in politics, is a man
of exceptionally good business quail
fications-an exception to the gen
eral rule-who has under careful
consideration studied every phase of
the Lower Rio Grande Valleys pres
ent and future prospects. He has
doubtless taken into consideration
many important points never yet
dreamed of by the average purchaser
OF lands. in the way of longitude. lat
itude. close proximity to deep water.
close and and good markets. ideal
climatical conditions facilitating the
growing, saving and maturing of va
ried crops, as well as many other ad-
vantages which are unnecessary of
explanation to the man of average
business qualifications. The geo
graphical location of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley especially adapts it to
the successful growing of many crops
not possible in other sections of this
country. Close proximity to deep
water insures low transportation
rates, 1.-THE natural builders of rail
roads, Its location nthe boundary
between the United States and Mex
leo gives it supremacy in competition
with other sections in an effort to Sc
cure a larger share of the trade of
Mexico, Central and South American
republics. as well as the Oriental
trade by way of the Panama canal.
Its close and good markets insure
good prices for its products. Climate
cal conditions insure safe and contin-
nous crops, by reason of twelve
months growing season with the best
OF health With these and many 9th
er advantages. can one doubt the mo
tive Of Mr. Bryan's purchase? Is it
not a clean cut practical business
proposition that anyone with sufic-
lent funds would have taken ad
vantage o could they have seen the
CONDITIONS as Jhey are in the Lower
Rio Grande Valley and doubtless as
Dir. Bryan has seen them? These
same conditions prevail now and will
continue throughout the ages yet
to come. though lands will go sky
ward in values as did they on yester-
day, the day of Mr. Bryan's purchase.
These are opportunities that the
great herd Of homeseekers from the
North, East and West. cannot and
viii not reject Many hundreds
have already done as did AIr. Bryan,
and the thousands yet to come will
without doubt do the same thing
when they see this Valley in the same
light in which he has seen it.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-02

OF the three hundred or more UNI
foutunate miners entombed in a
mine at Mariana, Pa, none escaped
with their lives. The frequent oc-
curenee of these appalling mine
disasters, leads one to believe that
something is radically wrong in con-
structiOn, or else gross negligence
most generally reigns supreme.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
IS UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE.
Father Francis crociata Arrested by
Vermont Authorities.

Rutland, VT, Sept. 8.--Charged
with being an accessory after the fact
70 the murder of Accardo Santoro, a
Sicilian, who was killed on the night
OF July %, in an isolated spot near
this city, Rev. Father Francis Gro
ciata. pastor OF the Italian church OF
Our Lady OF Sorrow. was arrested Sat.
urday night on a warrant issued by
States Attorney r. A. Lawrence, or
this city, at tn ereQuest OF the grand
jury. The priest was taken TO the
Rutland county ioil, Father Crociata,
who is thirty-iive years OF age, came
here from Italy two years ago.
Vito Tuscianna and Vincenzo Giola
were indicted Saturday on the charge
Of murder In the trst degree by the
grand jury. in this case, while Faith.
or Crociata, Gaspara Crociata, broth.
err OF the priest; Giovanni GIola. a
brother OF one Of the indicted men,
and girl named Annie Black, are
charged with being accessories.
The body OF Sanford was found on
a l0nely road on the night Of July 20.
Six Italians and the Black girl were
later taken into custody In connection
with the crime, and 1t Is alleged that
Annie Black confessed that acting un-
der instructions OF the Italians she
enticed Sanford to lonely spot. where
he was shot by the men, She claim
ed. however, that she did not under
stand the man was to be murdered,
The murder is said to have been the
result Of feud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
ULTIMATUN IS SENT
win Venezuela Bow to Dutch
Government
DECREE MUST BE REVOKED
ThIs Decree Has Resulted Partially IN
ths Suppression o. c0raeoa's Trade.
Holland May Blockade Ports o. the
Republic.

S 49, ~ -"
Rspesle.
The Hasue. sept 8, Hollands
note 10 Nenesaca contains one point
which appeays practically as an ulti.
matunn Holland asmanda Of venca.
uea the revocation before November
Of the decree issued BY President
Castro on May "a last which resulted
IN the partial aapprossIon Of curacoa'a
trade This decree made obligatory
the aalpment Of all goods from
anI % Maracalbo. and other porta Ia
western Venezuela AZ Porto Cabelio
instead Of wlIlematad az previously
had been the custom.
This demand. however. ID trance ia
courteous language, Il Ia me tam-
perato attitude which Il has adopted
IN conducting ita correspondence VITA
Venezuela that tho liolland govern.
ment bases Whatever hope II has ~ a
peaceinl solution 0f enc trouble. and.
Since che government nxes q definite
period IN whlcA the decree munt DO
revoked. Il appears unlikely that
blockade Nlll Do begun before Noyem.
ber.
the minister % foreign Analru,
Jonkkaern Van swiHdeFin. IN tae cor
reapondence. admits that snme N
vgne2uela's grievances aro veil found.
ca. and comedies that Il was lmpossl.
BILE for N de ReuHlp remalu llvllani'a
representative 10 Caracas. afsss inc
cuntenia ~ bis letter 10 si1uleu
rrouw had boen Published, although II
was not intended for publication, Tas
targlmn minister. however. takes ex
eeptIon 70 tbs dismissal " M DO
Rsan. stating that tbs Dutch govern
msnt eaala aaaaahsealy have recalled
him n Il had been requeated 70 10 90.
W. also expresses regret a. the Hatl'
yeaexaelnn demonstration W curacp.
The fofelen once continue 20 denY
that Holland hHa asked other powers
"a cooperate Win her against Vanea
aeia Ths Vaarfland eRrus thMf tha
batliesaip ~ RwlIisr viii BE- commits.
Ah1aed On Aepl - fgr The Wuat To-
dos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

WansnaaG Aem &iEg ptfwmg4
sa@ "a taking lhs etFe seSa u maea
fhiaasf rhaa WAeu 30 tgFiVed iaaG
yesf The ttnS wefEhs hiHnssig twlss
aailf ~ mggalag aaa syeHlnK ard
aniisM BROADLY shsH no sealea iall
hsm A. hMs kneehse ~ t@Wmd o.
tMo ~ ansa The kiaE n fsf bat
Va 49, seeo fafisF So wsle6is 90
s0w whiea ~ . maa ~ his aeNaET
inehms "a 4isfgaasiaG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
SECOND PRIMARY.
Interest centera In Senatorial Race In
South Carolina.

Interest centers In Senatorial Race In
South Carolina.
Columbia, 8. c.. Sept. SIN tae
second primary. which Is to be held
Sept. s. interest centers In the race
between q. D. Smith and Ex-Governor
John Gary Evans for United States
senator Although there are two
other state contests. run over for
superintendent OF education between
Stiles n. MellIchamp and J n, Swear.
ingen, and railroad commissioner be.
tween a.. l.. Caughman and James
Cansler, little interest Is being taken
In these races.
There were seven candidates for
United States senator and their vote
In the FIRST primary was as follows:
Smith 80. Oi2. Evans 2T5Si. Rhett
s2.4s2, tombstone. l3,65s, Martin
e.S02, Lumpkin 1861. Grace 1899.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

fafsie M6 Asa Maas CAaa
n Farssi ts.smaa ~ lhe Aaaansaa
FSe ae6 gpmB eompasg ~ fafs sttg
AsgsfeAY satF nwl slllsa tke manaNsf
sa& tis typmeg p&FfaE "a 3Tsineas
i.esn y fssgems~fN "a shs elgm @sm,
sEars Deee ia fBe eentas ~ ~ sas
faFss simiiss ~ heiass Nasa parse
fasFeptefss sesiAeiRE M taf ahss Eis
fansarN IA se6 GpgmNa RmFaes wHs
EVA ~ AZ frs&nf aa6 e2aimaS 2n
saaR9 aa M1Nnhs Rsm wlsA . glss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

Ono Man g.. and Ansher 90, Marry
Maids Of 40

Alexpndria, Tenn. Sept. s.---After
u courtsnip OF less than a week. James
M. Salln, sixty.four years old. and
Miss Sibyl Tanner. twenty. we're mar.
ried by the Rev M. d. Scott at Dow.
elltown.
The bridegroom said that thoso who
recommended the bride, toM him she
was thirty.seven years old. but he
found her 10 be twenty only. and con,
cluded not TO let little matter OF
seventeen years cut any figure In mis-
wedding He said she was tele.
phone ope-s;or and that he met her in
Nashvil ..
This makes salin's iftA niatrimonlal
venture. the other hour wives being
dead.
Tao brldegroom's granddaughter re-
GENTLY marri,d n. Borum, slxty.three
years old, herself only twenty. and
the two young women aud their two
aged husbands presented novel sigat
10 resldents OF that section,
By tee two marriages Mr., Borum
iinds himself with a grandfather just
one year older and grandmother
who Is only twcnty years Of age.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

Fresn0. Cal. sept s.--PneHm0nia
with the temperature a. 100 degrees
was the peculiar cause ~ Death n
Gelrxa n BodSen a viaaiia Fsodaon
before retirins placed 40 cieesrie
fan a, his bedside and vet iuuci
IN fr5ut % re fac. ~ thar . cola
breoza would sweep acrpas $40 bod -
he aieat The Eezt mofning Ne
Mw0ke vita very seyere uole. pkieh
rnpAdiy deycioyes lnto acuie pnaum0
40
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

PHILADELPHIA SEPT = WIN "a
napGs bftsea " snakes sna swoilea
several times thair uRturai fise. VIZ
lar HoamaH. aRns fosig'a 9 farm
N trom Kisiufelfnr. fpsaAcn cpuaiF
Panssylgasss. ensse - fhls eisg 1@a
psaee6 hlmaeif nnssr sreximspt ~ 80
s1tfesanls husnRnI Homman waa
vorRiae IN q said 90 aas sarz rhea
Il ma.ka4 laSa q aee oF tnAkaR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

N4s laaH. s'egte Kleu. sept IA
saFgaasa3e ea9ek e4s foit hsFa "A ~
gs'eek hss9rss FafseFHeea rns pe@
a. ~ $40 etsg wstv y~gY mges aisFm.
~ ana m8@H ~ ga@m setagd fF0m
EAsss aemes Rga ahs street. TbeFp
as ~ feBwtlgiea ~ tRe agake an6
emim $50 n gesfase8 Nv maiert
~ asmama Was seas hsss AVA ~ Cam
aas ~ hms ~ liss hms aaea ~ gag
raaertpa tlsm istasleR RelaEs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
Loss 70 rHE nEmocaAcy.


sanaio, N v. Sept &ogmAn
y Mach chaiFmah of tke aen0eFnfie
nAsi0nhl commitise. stoppna ~ acre
satuFSay whgis ~ wule 10 Chleaxo.
SD spent iks aay ln aiien8in@ 20
s0me private busaHeas analys On Ne
Rrtsni aett chairmas Mneh isarHe8
81 tNh nmHagn 8sata Of AbHnasw
TmaB. - NeR nsven EasmaF haslon
~ coAmittessu ~ Conmeetieas. IL
aew FugR
Nr TFnaEa Gaais a = great thneA
% me- aaia MF AAf& r. haga
tnown hin masy peam a. srRs
ffiene IL tpelnsNs asa ~ pOiities ~
was d ykfinnf ana gtesafRsf fstena aad
sapporsf * wf Bysg ans tAs caass
wll ssea tis boss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

o. Paal MiGn NNSt ~~Anff
wns weuavna 10 " rRul Rg4eAy ksat
Oslwsr palrymse no maa kNows
AZ tse naa8a sMe4s fpfmef a.
Narxs KlaR@A abat a hlA gaaeI Acme
A. cnaasltaa * y TAs t@ifgmse
farm aasssff as prtsstaeR ssatsa&ss
smhvnefas ia&g9 seerh 40 aesFs
M&a A@ff aspa sRfsfes ~ - nAa@
n wAgaf fAirHg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
Several Towns In the Northwest
Almost Wiped Off Map.
THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS
Chisholm, a Minnesota Town. Was Al
most Completely Destroyed, the Loas
at that Place Amounting to About
81. 900 600 Residents Escaped.

Duluth, Mimi. Sept. S-Forest Ares
which have been burning for three
days closed on several towns and small
settlement near Duluth Saturday after.
noon. wiping them out, rendering sew.
eral thousand people homeless. do
stroying property valued at several
million dollars ana sweeping over
lands In many counties In northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Town Of 1900 Inhabitants Burned.
Chisholm, MINI. town OF a,000
people, on the Mesaba iron range,
90 miles north Of Duluth, was com-
pletely wiped out.
Hibbing, miles from Chisholm,
was surrounded b forest lires and the
city was In danger until the wind
shifted The entire northern portion
or Douglas county. Wisconsin. ~ on
tire, and several small settlements
have been destroyed.
Hundreds OF farmers have been driv-
en- from their homes by the flames
A IRE at bayfield,. Wis, starting In
lumber yard. damaged two docks
and the lumber company's property 10
the extent OF 100000.
Flames ciose IN on Town.
The most destructive OF the many
forest nrea was that which embrac.
ca Chisholm In is grip and complete
Is destroyed Il. For three days tae
dry wooss have been on IRE west and
north OF the town and small brush
iires we're reported 10 the eastward.
Gradually these closed In upon tho
town, but 40 danger was felt BY tha
cltlzenH. as the town Ia protected on
the east ny Long Year lake. a small
body OF water. and there are many
mining locations 10 the west Ia which
district the citizens believed the ad'
vancIng flames could be stopped.
AZ noon Saturday the three wallis Of
IRE joined. making senlcircle OF
threatening flames. which swept 10
ward hhe little mining town with q
rush and q roar. Tha hot breath %
the confaeration vac felt a. the adj
vanclng HOLOCAUST rolled over the hiila.
licking ~ trees. asumps and every
vsstige ~ plant growth. md sending
up a hurricane Of redhos brands that
Ieli upon the ioomed town
SO quickly did ne ore communicate
70 the outlying bnildlnEs that the rlti.
gems did mot base time 20 save any
u theiy bousehold Goods or personal
effects. TIE people had ample time,
howevsF. 70 escape wsth their lives.
Tho loss on buileines " chlNAoim
n estimated ss ss1ui S&oe0 700.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
MuRoEREp ANp aossED.
wleae Disappeared After Drawing q
Large sum Of Money from Bank,

Wlene Disappeared Atter drawing .
Large Sum Of Money from Sank.
81 Louis. Sept s.--The body or
man VINO tiled on Chicago and
Alton train near Louisiana, Mo-, An.
gust az, and was buried there a. VIII.
liap Hishtower, after coroner'a
jury had failed 70 determine the cause
81 death. Ia now believed 10 Do that u
Christ wlcse IS years ~ age. 81 ss,
Louis. who disappeared from Warren.
ton. No August 10. after he had
drawn 5000 from q bank there. with
tho intention 81 purchasing q iarm
rhe descriptions are almost ldsnllcai.
az Ia believed wiese was decoyed -
Kansas city. robbed. fatally beaten
and placed on the train after the rob
bera bad bought him ticket Cor Louis.
lana
II IL learned from WRrronton that
wicse casAed IS. 900 draft there,
bur had not purchased ths farm
No tldlngn conreruing wieaa have
ooen received ai his home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

No Light Vet oH me Board Walk
Bhootinns
Atlantic city. n . Sept a.Ehat
sho aHihnrltlwa hnaw moFs than sney
base beem telling ntpat ths mFsaeFi.
Qaa shooting ~ Charles n Roberts.
w. ~ i,ailimnse. % ~ t0afdaalk
tsa aAya aRo. vas lnaicatnc w Mayps
alnY who said
a Ghlah I Miii Aave me psrann waa
thot Nfihesss h shnvt gime ~
ascsiana ~ makn anY mgre aehnils
sfatemeai
4 9Rs sisted a. ne hongital tlsaS
w slabesta egn4isipn gas tawsabsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
naFLlN IS OPTIMISTIC.


WfFNN WIZ WRNs
AnniaiDa. Ala Sept silepgesen'
taure a. Thomas Helm stated Sat
nrday egealuH q am sure BFyaa viii
Yin have lalkst 10 people ~ az
classes. east. rtsf and south Exen
oldtlme republicans IN th& weNg tgll
me they wlll support ilrgah rhef sre
particularly diasailaasd Win Fepubllc
an dilalorinoss aad fence ssFadailng
81 ere iaan Haae 10 asiacaea con-
siderable weighl 10 Riders statement,
ana lhinEa gas German vote Ar Impair
iAnt fAet0r 10 aaya Heafat will hurt
ne republicans mors than me demo.
eFais 10 Nsw fgFk Iiis aiamd t0wnri
Bryan IL Inconsistent ans Nill pr0ss .
kDQg2gIaHEA
iistEh VII STAMP Mlsao@gi, Indiana
and Nsw Yora iha lasisr paFs ~ ghs
ncnth ~ sp0ke 81 4 iiryan smily a.
01#sden. as saturday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
,iNDREADOF GALLONS
N,u Fears That Fate Long De-
Iayed May YET Come.
COVERS IN THE DEATH CELL

n.structlon Of Records ny FIRE Haa
Complicated the Case Of August
e.bs, who Has Spent Three Years
IN California Prison.
san Rafael, Sept. S.--Sentenced 10
!. hanged, and yet compelled by the
,rnv Of fate to live, August e Gebe,
.nown as convict No. n .425. Is rap
idy becoming raving maniac in one
oi the condemned cells al San QUEEN
IN where for over three years he
has lived in daily dread Of an execution
Dat may never come. Gebe was SEN
fenced on July is. 1895, by Judge
Cooke, who declared that he would set
The date for the mans execution at
some future time. Several months
Oassed while Gebe waited in his cell
At San Quentin for the fatal day 70
Be fixed, more miserable In his uncer-
hinty than II he knew the exact hour
when he should face the gallows.
Teen came the great fire In San
Francisco with the result that every
record In the trial OF the murderer
vas destroyed. rendering Il impossible
70 recall the various details of the
fellows crime or the WORKS OF the
Iadge In passing sentence upon him.
few facts were remembered, how
ever and Gebe knows that they are
Sufficient TO hang him should he ask
ior another trial
I appears that he was peddler In
nch straightened circumstances that
No was dependent upon the charity OF
German family almost as Door as
himself. who gave him shelter ana
ioOd because ne was a native OF the
sane province In the Fatherlani that
lAey we're.
One morning he came down 60
Breakfast an hour late and because
Ee food was cold began to upbraid
his S1s,ess AT this her twelve.year
oa soa objected. which threw Gebe
MIC such a rage that he repaired TO
Aa bedroom and secured q shotgun
Returning. he opened fire on the
900 German housewife. and before
Sc could escape had shot her through
ee heart he then attacked the
p1er members Of the family, killing
- boy and bis aged grandmother. Il
: hese shocking details that uebe
ahoVs the Judge and those who were
's'en' az the trial have not forgotten
sespile the destruction OF the ofKicial
''oeih. aud for that reason he fears
y 'Ase any legal action. although the
.1'i9'e uncertainty OF bis situation "a
snVIhs aim mad.
Arden Hoyle stated that the doom.
= nan had been IN the condemned
~ since bis eatrance into the pris-
- o'eT three years ago, with no date
@f Ola hanging, and yet forced
.e''e a term Of the most solitary
aeHeni FOR how nay years neltn.
e nor he warden can ten lie
I re peculiar position of convict
2 Ire term on aeasn sentence.
l1fa BY law but never forgetting
@anent In ais own msnd that
$50 word from Iaage Cooke vii
am On re fearful drop tnat Iaads
aily L u LITTLE wonder tasp
20 brain "a rapidly Becoming an.
- and Il the awful strain con
lay more mouths yhere 10
=. ls''' sut What Ne win escape
s'.'vi. 10 apesa hls lAst mo
y 90 s,ralsiactea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

Oa's'eraeIt. n. H., Sept. q
49,. po'ics. VITA gns assistance
q. -. .-'H and TIE eo1nsy sosoli0F.
r. '-iag faw pFop6rtv worth
~, I, siisS $500 n mousy. ne
~. ~alsa waa ruporfaa ~ MrH.
-. aaazDaon EAe Zen gss
aw . q" Earrss vAan shs usat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09

au,pwr, ,.i-' seq. s.--sTAs ceunsy
@hss -. 's'sRslratsnH gas sagEA ~
- - -aar, tnensESwu yunRa
ssu go ~ xrsaa ns1mv fpum
s.Re.s .H. rasannn mm Eas
= asnE lna Ne 4 nni.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-09
DROPS GUN DOWN srovEPIPg.
Woman Was Instantly Killed When
ire Weapon EHpIodes.

Loclshayen. Penn, Sept. S.
MRS. Charles Chubb. wife Of an en-.
p.syee Of Goldwood farm. Of George
n. Good, near mere. dropped q load.
GA shotgun, butt downward. through
q stoyeplpe hole 70 her husband. ani
tea hammer striking a projection. OK.
ploaed she gun. Instantly killing Mrs
Chabb.
Mr.. chuhb saw a chicken hawk and
told his wife 10 get shotgun thai hs
kas IN bis room. To save iine she
dropped s.e Gun through tao pipe
mole.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-16
BOARDS OF REGISTRATION.

1t is ordered that the following
named persons be and they are here,
by appointed in the severa Boards
of Registration in and for the var
ious precincts of Chaves County fol
the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1908:
Precinct No. I.-R. NJ. Parsons.
Earl Stone, Fred C. Hunt.
Precinct No. &c. A. Moore, M. U.
Finley, j. w. Johnson.
Precinct No. 3.-W. P. Cnisum. j
T. Randle, J. R. Slease.
Precinct No. 4-Jerry Cazier, j. C.
Weaver, A. v. Hair.
Precinct No. SC. NJ. Sanford, C
w. DAWSON, Howard Russell
Precinct No. "a. J.. Foster, ]
H. Boyd, NJ. O. Becker.
Precinct No. 1T. w. Cadenhead
Boyd Williams, B. Cleve.
Precinct No. SC. S. Crosby, D
J.. Miller, C. H. Marx.
r ,cinct No. "a. Stinson, B. H
Mara, E. S. Mundy.
Precinct No. 1O.-Green B.. Patter
son, B. J. Kimbrough. j. I. Blanton.
Precinct No Thames Brogden
Edgar Harral. w. T. Cowgirl.
Precinct No. 12.-Hary Thorne, B
L. Cooper, Robert E. Lee
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-16
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Oct. 15.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 0 1000. Market steady. South,
ern steers, 2.90@4.40; southern cows
2.00@3.50; stockers and feeders, ESQ
@4.50; bulls, 2.00@340; calves, $50
@7.00; western steers. 3.40@5.10 ives
tern cows, 2.40@3.75;
Sheep receipts. 10000. Market
strong. Muttons, 3.S0@4.40; lambs,
4.50@6.00; range wethers, 3.75@4-60;
fed ewes, 3.25@4.50
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-16
Street Preaching Tonight.

Rev. H. F. Vermillion will preach
on Main street at 700 O'Clock this
evening, and at the Baptist church
house at 1870. The attendance and
interest in the revival meetings con-
tinue to grow.
The meetings will continue indefi-
nitely. Services are held at the church
house at the corner of Fifth street
and Pennsylvania N at 10 a. m.
and 1880 p. M, n on the street
each evening at Z O'Clock.
All Christians are invited to attend.
to work in the meetings and to pray
for their success in winning the un-