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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-07

al Rivers and Harbors Congress.
Afternoon.-United> states Senator
Thomas Carter. Montana: r. H.
Thomson, city engineer of Seattle:
j.. s. Dennis. director of irrigation
Canadian Pacific SYSTEM: John l..
Wilson, Seattle. EVENING". J.
Blanchard. statistician United States
reclamation service: Rufus p. Jen-
nings. chairman California Promotion
Committee.
August Is, morning.-United States
senator Hepburn, Idaho; w. X. IA
vanaugh. preAslent Lakes to Call
Deep Waterways association; Pro
fessS w. ID. Lyman, Walla Walla.
Wash; r. r. Warning, Charleston, S.
c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hay. Wash
ington. Governor Brady, Idaho; Gov
ernor Norris. Montana; Governor Gil
christ, Florida; Governor Frear. Ha-
wall; Governor Shallenbctger. Ne
hraska; Governor Curry. New Mexi-
co; Governor Spry, Utah. and other
governors in western and southern
states.
August 14.-morning-George Otis
Smith. director United States Geolo-
gical survey; T.. III. Libby. president
Washington State Conservation asso-
citation; e. J. Watson, Columbia, com
missioner of department of agricul-
ture. commerce and industries OF
South Carolina. Afternoon.-Reports
of committees on permanent organi-
cation. election of officers and the Sc
lection of the next place of meeting.
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An Auto Tour of 1,5OO Miles.

Winnipeg, Man. Aug. IA tour OF
1.5OO miles through Western Canada
and the northsrn American states,
lasting three weeks, is the ambitious
program of the long cavalcade of
motor cars which set out from Win
nipeg today. The Winnipeg Automo
bile Club is in charge of the event.
which is the second longest automo-
bile tour ever held in America
The route lies from this city west
ward to Moosejaw, Saskatchewan,
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Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic.

FTCSDykGfidu Satf6oy NtiS EaSif'~
The Presbyterian Sunday School
held its annual picnic yesterday at the
beautiful place of Robert Beers south
east of the city. 1t was a great success
in every way, and all thoroughly en-
joyed themselves, young and old.
The attendance was quite large
and somewhere in the neighborhood
of 300 people ate dinner, and George
F~reidenbloon says it was a swell
feast and he never before ate SO
much food so we'll and so toothesome-
~ prepared, and George thinks he
knows.
But eating was not all there was
TO it, by any means. After dinenr a
base ball game was played, the jun
Tors beating the seniors by a OF
seven to i've During this game there
was one corking good play, a triple
play.
After the ball game sports of var
iuus kinds were INDUCED in, among
them being a potato race between
Oklahoma Smith and Judge Nesbit.
Oklahoma" was too swift for the
Judge and put it all over him to the
great amusement of the spectators.
Then came the ladies' race n
Mrs. Hayslip won this a Little
Miss Ruth Hervey won the seven year
old race. Judge Pope was master OF
ceremonies and filled the Office to
perfection.
A vote of thanks was extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers for their kindness
In giving h use of their lovely orch
ard for the picnic.
Many Who attended declare 1t to
have been the best picnic they v e
took part in and all were full of
pleasure over the way In which they
enjoyed themselves
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Republic Steel.

New York, Aug. THE Republic
Iron and Steel Company has author
lied the sale at par of the company's
unissued z per cent, cumulative pre-
ferred stock to shareholders of rec
ord today up to 91z per cent. of the
present stock outstanding.
The money realized from the sale
will he used "for property extensions,
mineral developments, ETC., or other
purposes to be approved by the board
or directors or the committee"
Among the projects of extension
which the company has in mind, ac-
cording to dispatches from Pittsburg
last week, is the construction of a
new tube mill at an estimated cost
of 1.5OO.0 900. The issue has
been underwritten by a syndicate
headed by Blair & Co.
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Kings Cup Race.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. THE race
for the cup donated TO the New York
Yacht Club by King Edward VII. was
started today. The cup was won last
year by Avenger in 5 hours, so min
utes and "a seconds over a 3S-mile
course. The first ace for the Kings
cup was held in 1906 and was won by
F. F. Smiths sloop Effort. Maxwel's
schooner, Queen. won in 1907.
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Gunboat for Militia.

Boston. Aug. New York's naval
militia is to ave a warship of its
own. The Gloucester. the converted
gunboat which figured so c~onspicu-
ously in the naval battle of Santiago
during the var with Spain. and which
has been undergoing repairs at the
C~harlestown ANY yard for several
months was today turned over to the
officers of the New York Naval Bri-
gade.
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Tennis Stars in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. Met stars
Of Wisconsin gathered today al the
Town Club to begin the seventh an
nual championships in singles and
doubles. Play will be continued Mon
day. this afternoons program being
of a preliminary nature. Richard
C~rozier, the present state champion.
will defend his title in singles, which
he won last year.
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ENGINE HITS A ROCK AND
TURNS OVER ON ENGINEER

GIenwood Springs. Colo, Aug. T.
The second section of west bound
passenger train No. 3 on the Denver
& Rio Grande ran into a rock slide
on Grand Canyon, ten miles east of
here today, overturning the engine.
The engineer was pinned beneath it
but the passengers were uninjured.
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Canoe Racing Meet.

Toronto. Aug. with entries of
United States crews n almost all
of the clubs of the Dominion, h an
nual meet of the Canadian Canoe AS
ISOLATION, opened to-day, an
International aspect that will make
the winners of the events the champ
ions of the world in their respective
classes.
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PRESIDENT TAFT ARRIVES
AT HIS SUMMER HOME.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. President
Taft arrived at his summer home
this morning and was greeted by an
enthusiastic crowd and his entire
family. He said his only plans for the
summer were to secure the maximum
amount of rest while ~transacting the
minimum amount of state business.
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e and Mrs. Geo. Fowler cele-
brated their 10Th wedding anniver-
sary last night by entertaining the
official board of the Christian church,
ard their wives. A social evening
was spent and light refreshments
were served. The members of the
church presented the host and host
ess with a purse of gold and a mum
Der of other useful presents were re
ceived from individuals.
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News for the Coming Week.

New York. Aug. Among h i'm
portant events definitely scheduled
for the first part of the coming week
are the following:
Sunday.
American Federation of Catholic
Societies will begin eighth annual
convention in Pittsburg.
Monday.
Forty-third annual encampnent of
the franc Army of the Republic will
open in Salt Lake City and continue
through the week.
Seventeenth annual ession of the
National Irrigation Congress will
convene in Spokane, Wash, and re-
main six days.
Drawing for land in the Flathead,
Occur d'Alene and Spokane ~reserva-
tons will begin at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho.
Special convention of the Massa-
chusetts Federation of Labor will
meet to consider the eight-hour law.
Charged with embezzlenent, Jas.
Treadwell former Injector OF a San
Francisco bank, will be placed on
trial.
Department of Agriculture will is
sue export on condition of the wheat
oats, corn, potato and other crops.
Louise Harris, a Memphis woman
who Is charged with the murder of
a boy will De placed on trial. .
NJ. Bleriot, the French aviator, will
be presented with the Wyndham gold
cup at a inner in his honor at the
Aeroplane Cup, London.
Tuesday.
Centennial of independence will be
celebrated in Ecuador by the opening
Of a national exposition Quito.
Special meeting of Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton Railway stockhold-
ers will be held in Cinnati.
National Association of Chorus
Girls will pei annual convention In
Chicago, to continue four days.
National Sheriffs' Association will
begin three days session in Seattle.
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A FRENcHMAN BEATS ALL
RECORDS IN FLYING.

Mourmelon Legrand, France, Aug
Roger Sonner, a French aviator
today broke the worlds record held
by Wilbur Wright for prolonged
fight in an aeroplane, remaining in
the air two hours. 81 minutes and
Is seconds. He used a biplane, of he
Viosin type.
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RichfieId Hill CIomb.

New York, Aug. IA large dele
CATION of New York motorists left
this morning for Richfield Springs,
which will be the of an impor-
tant hill climb today. This is the
first Ven of the kind ever held at
the popular resort and has attracted
wide attention among the motor car
manufacturers.
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Yacht Club Cruise.

Now York. Aug. THE fleet of the
New Rochelle Yacht Club started to.
day on the annual cruise. The It'll
nerary is from New Rochelle to Black
Rock. to Thinble Islands. to Stoning-
ton, to Newport, to New Bedford and
thence to Nantucket.
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for outing and mountain trips.-Tel
ephone IS2.-R. B. Jones. prop. 743m.
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thence south to Devils Lake, N. D.,
jamestown, Fargo. Detroit Lakes and
Grand Forks. with a side trip to Min
~neapolis and St. Paul.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-07

The Wells Fargo Express Company
has moved into the rooms formerly
occupied by the United States Land
Office.
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For Rubber Tires, remember that
IT. NJ. Rabb. the Old Reliable, on End
street is prepared to fill your every
want in the most satisfactory man
ner. 35f.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-07

Mrs. C. S. Tucker, left this morn
ing for her home in Amarillo after
spending three days here with Mr..
and Mrs. John Lyons.
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races today. The boat was a gift to
young Taft from Richard Hammond,
son of John Hays Hammond.
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Mrs. A A. Ririe and her guests,
Misses Ora and Merdie Leach, of Al
bany. Texas, are visiting friends at
Cumberland City.
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Would you like to NOW O to
compute time, discount, partial pay
ments. adjust interest, average &C
counts, equate payments, etc, without
calculations to burden the brain, and
make mistakes? You get it all in the
Roswell Business College. Call and
be convinced. 1921 N. Main
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORM
AND INCORPORATE A LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that We, the
undersigned declare it as our inten-
zion and that it is our intention, to
associate ourselves together for the
purpose of forming and Incorporating
a Life Insurance Company the bust
ness of said Company TO be to make
Insurance upon the lives of persons
and every insurance a~ppertaiaing
thereto or conhected theTewith, in
Gliding health and accident insur-
ance. n to grant, purchase or dis
pose of annuities, and to purchase,
hold and convey real estate in confor-
nifty to the law concerning insurance
corporations; the name of said Com
pany or Corporation. by which it will
be known shall be and is The New
Mexico National Life Insurance Com
pany; the principal Office and place
of business of said Company will be
at Roswell, in Chaves County, New
Mexico: the said company will have
an authorized capital of Two Hundred
thousand dollars $500. OOO.O % and a
paid up capital of not less than One
hundred thousand dollars (s1OO. 900.
00); said Company will be incorpor-
ated for the term of fifty 600 years,
ana tne purpose Oh the same is 1nSur-
ance as aforesaid. and such other an
cillary business, in connection there
with as is permitted to be done by
Life Insurance Companies under the
laws of the Territory of New Next
co.
In testimony whereof. witness our
hands the 7th day of August. A. d.
1909.
f. A.. Cahoon.
w. A. Johnson,
Henri Hefiin,
]. f. Rhea.
]. w. Rhea.
Geo. NJ. Slaughter,
r. L. Bradley,
r.. P. Bean,
c. E. Traweek,
w. NJ. Atkinson.
w. C.. Lawrence,
Robert T.. Williams,
w. J. McInnes.
III. p. Saunders.
J. F.. Hinkle.
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Taft in Race.

Beverly, Mass, August 7.-CharnS
Taft, son of the President, has enter
ed a sailing dory in the jubilee yacht
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Money 10 loan on real estate.-R. C..
Nisbet. BOTS.
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New York. Aug. Among the i'm
portant events definitely schedules
for the first part of the coming weel
are the following:
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JAPAN is DOWN ON YUAN sHI-kAl

Tokyo, Japan, jan. 6.-The authorl'
ties here believe that the statesmen
I'm Pekin are not inclined to further
pursuit Of Yuan Shlkai. who has calm.
ly complied with the imperial decree
and left the capital. The commotion
caused by his dismissal Is regarded as
ended The view here is that Yuan
Shi.kai is not the only progressist In
China, but that there are other able
men who are trying to improve the sit
uation and that II Is extremely unlike.
~ the country's foreign relations will
be affected.
One Tokyo paper points out that
Yuan Shi.kai's attitude changed after
the Russo-Japanese war and that he
was all obstacle In the negotiations
between Japan and China respecting
Manchuria. Moreover, II is rumored
Tang Shao.yi's mission to America,
which Yuan Shl.kai proposed, is rather
unfavorable to Japan. Private tele-
grams received here indicate, that Yu.
an Shi-kai's dismissal Is generally wei.
coined by the people In Pekin, who ad.
mire the ability of Prince. Chun, the
regent.
Think Warming to China Needed.
Pekin, China, Jan. 6.-The Ameri.
can, the British and the Japan min
listers are acting upon the principle
that the situation brought about by the
dismissal of the grand councillor, Yuan
Shi-Kai, requires strong attitude on
the part of the powers and warning
to the prince regent against any al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29
Two TRIALS TO KEEP
STANDARD OIL BUSY
Chicago will Enjoy $780,
100000 Fine Case and
Also Missouri Suit

Chicago, Jal. 1.-TWO vital trials,
involving the fate OF the Standard OH
Company, will he in progress stimuli,
tancously in Chicago next week.
Judge Anderson, who viii preside at
the rchcaiing OF tho $4,000, 900 rebate
case, has sent notice to the attorneys
for the Government and the trust to
appear before him ut 10 O'Clock Mon.
day morning. On the following dag
Special Examiner Franklin Ferris OF
ST. Louis will begin hearings here In
the Missouri dissolution suit against
the corporation.
Rebuttal Testimony for the Govern.
ment will be taken hcf0re Examlna
Ferris and among the direct evidence
which the Government will contest
will b. many OF the sta;cman;s Of John
d. Rockefeller AM rDhn y. Archblli
recently adduccd IN the New Yory s2s
sions.
Frank n, KeiltEg the trust buster. "
, VIII be here to rGb-cscnt the Govern
ment. Suhpocnls have been issued
for more than twelve Witnesses. most
! of them railroad attaches. Mogijz RIOS
enthal and Alfred ID. Eddy will appear
for Rockefeller.
The testimony to be taken here will
form one of the component parts Of
the case which Is to be presented to
four United States Circuit Judges In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29

Interest continues to center in the case
Of Mrs. ]. Clayton Erb, the dashing
society woman of Media. Pa, who
was indicted in connection with
the killing of her husband, Captain
Erb, a prominent Pennsylvania pol.
itician. Mrs. Erb and her sister
were Jointly indicted Captain Erb
was a member of the Pennsylvania
National Guard, and both he and
his young wife had large circle OF
friends in Philadelphia.
Media lPaD. December Sl.-Thc
first story of the part Mrs Erb played
in the tragedy that made her a widow
and her sister. Mrs. Catherine Beisel,
defendant charged with the murder
of Captain Clayton Erb, was told to
the jury in their trial here today. 1t
was related by Eugene +. White, u
deputy coroner, one of the first Off.
cials to arrive at the Erb home on the
night Erb was slain.
Mrs. Erb told me-" White testified
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29

that she was passing the Captains
bedroom, and that he opened the door
and called her vile names. This
caused discussion between MS and
the fuss that was overheard by the
servants" she said.
Mrs Erb also said to me, ! picked
Up vase, threw II at him and hit him
| also saw n cuspidor and threw 1t at
him. don't know, whether II struck
him. | then telephOncd for my sister
She came and went to the sitting
room on the second floor went to
the bathroom. AS ! came from the
bathroom the captain appeared with a
pistol My sister, fearing he would
shoot me, came from the sitting room
and grapplcd with him. That's all |
know about it.
White also told what Mrs. BCisCl
said of the share she took in the muir
der.
81 did II to save Tlcrris, Mrs. Bel.
sci said. He had pistol in his hand
and was going to shoot my sister. |
was like tigrcss. ! had the strength
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29
News from Observation-Disclosures


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29
TWO WORkMEN FALL
FROM TOP OF BANK
John Keawe. May Die
From injuries; Souza
Escapes -.'.-

Through the breaking OF a scaffold
board two bricklayers, Chas. Keawe
and John Souza, were this morning
hurled from their position near tho
top Of the new japanese Specie Bank
building on the corner OF Merchant
and Bethel street, out into space. One
Of them, Souza, saved himself almost
by a miracle, by catching hold OF
piece of scaffolding In his descent. Ke,
awe, however, fell clear to the ground.
He received several severe cuts on
the head and was taken to the Queens
Hospital. He may die as a result OF
his injuries.
The accident took place at 1855
O'Clock this morning. Both men were
working on the scaffold outside the
building where It faces the narrow
alley between the bank and the Bishop
Trust Co. building Superintendent
Redward had Just been on the same
scaffold and had told the men to OK.
anime 1t to be sure that II was safe,
when the hoard on which the two men
were standing, gave way. am
Down went the two workmen. Sou.
"a caught the scaffold at the second
story under his arm, and managed to
Rang on to II, until he was rescued
from his perilous position by fellow
workment. He was not badly hurt.
keawe fell to pile of rubbish on the
ground His fall was. however, broS!
en- by pieces Of scaffold against which
he struck as he fell, and this may con
trIbutp IN snva hio ifo
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ATCHERLEY HABEAS CORPUS
Continued from Pare u


Magoon TO show that there was no
legal cause for Atcherley's restraint.
Cathcart held II was now merely a
matter or argument. Magoon argued
that the statute under which the doc.
tor had been committed was unconstl.
tutional because It did not AFFORD due
process of law to the alleged insane
person, not giving him the right to be
heard, The matter was left entirely
to the discretion Of the Judge. IF
there ever were a case In the Middle
Ages where a man could be railroaded
into an asylum" he said, this is the
case. 1t Is uncomfortable to me that
this law has stood on the statute books
so long Even a child would not make
such a law. That statute violates ev.
cry principle OF law. | don't believe
power. There is no state In which
one man can condemn a man to the
insane asylum on his own mere say so.
i don't believe that there Is any state
where a man can be condemned mere.
ly because someone says he, forsooth
heard voices from the sewer The doc.
tors could show no similar cases, and
still this man was railroaded to tn.
asylum on such miserable claptrap.
he authorities are unanimous that a
statute like ours is unconstitutional,
and ! make this statement without fear
OF contradiction
At this point Magoon produced au.
thorlties,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Jan. %, 1909,
Ethel X. Abrams by Regr T. Notice
Henry Holmes Tr, ct al by Comrs to
John NJ. Dowsett ....... .Comr Sale
May X Brown and hsb to William
Matson .............,... ...!.D
William Matson and VT to John NJ.
Dowsett e.. Northumberland
See Sung Wal to Wong You TT -. M
Est of Hugh Mcmillan by admir- to J
7 Wayson ..,...........!......D
Entered for Record Jan. 20, 1909,
Kahoa Liilli Ok ct al to Wakiyama
Katsutaro