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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-07
THE TIGER IN
CONVENTION

New York, Oct 7.-Tammany Hall
has been decorated and refurnished
for today's New York County Con
vention of the TaSnmanyites, which
will he of great importance, inas;nuch
as the delegates will be called upon
to wrestle with the problem of select
ing "A candidate to succeed the Hon.
William Travers Jerome as District
Attorney. Candidates will also be
nominated for three Justices of the
Supreme Court. a Sheriff, County
Clerk. Register and City Court Judge.
The Jerome problem, which has an
noyed the Tanmany Tiger for quite
some time, is ore prevalent than ever
this year. and the delegates to today's
convention are doing soc hard think
ing
In 1905 when Mr. Jerome ran inde-
pendently he received 119,63S votes.
and the votes OF his opponents were
as follows: Osborne, Democrat, 10S.
1SS; Flamner. Republican. 13.34s
Shearn, Municipal Ownership League
72.492. In that campaign Judge Flam-
ner at the last moment withdrew as
q candidate and practically urged his
friends to support Mr.. Jerome.
Big Tim Sullivan insists that the
Tazn-nany nomination of District At
tOrney 60 to William B. Ellison for
mer Corporation Counsel. Other prob.
able candidates for District Attorne.
at the hands Of rammany are George
Gordon Battle, John F. Mcintyre and
Barton s. Weeks.
Close friends of Charles F. Muir
ply said that in their judgement Su
preme Court Justice Charles Fl. Traus
will he renoninated and that Cor
poration Counsel Francis Key Pen
dleton will be nominated for the Su
preme Court Bench to succeed Ed
ward Patterson. who retires because
of the age limit. There was so-nt
doubt as to the denomination Of Su-
preme Court Justice Charles F. Nc
Lean. Ii was said. Ex-Corporation
Counsel John ]. Delaneq's friends are
urging his nomination to succeed JUS
tice Mclean.
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PLANS FOR THE TRAIN FOR
THE HAGERMAN SERVICE

NJ. ID. Burns, local agent Tor the
railroad company, has received full
Instructions regarding the special
train that will be run from Carlsbad
to Roswell Sunday afternoon on ac-
count OF the memorial services that
are to be held at the Ar.nory Sunday
afternoon in honor of the late James
J. Hagerman. The tickets will ibe sold
and viii be good returning that day
only. Half rate tickets will be sold
to children between the ages of six
and twelve. Baggage may be hauled
as on regular tickets. The round trip
fares to Roswell and return will be
as follows: From Carlsbad. $1.50; Ar
tesla and Dayton. 81: Dexter. Lake
Arthur. HagerTnan and Lakewood.
75c. The leaving time of the train
will be as follows. the return being
made on the regular evening train
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TAFT TO SEE
BIG TREES

Ell Portal, Calf. Oct. 7.-After ar
riving here at seven a. m. President
Taft abandoned the railroad for a
stage coach and Is travelling toward
the famous grove of big trees. The
President has eight hours of stage
riding before he reaches, Wawona.
where he will spend the night before
starting 10 penetrate Sequoia Grove.
Luncheon will be served today at
Chinquapin. Rest from the crowds
with no speeches to make until he
reaches Fresno on Sunday afternoon.
is expected to put the President in
good shape for the remainder of the
trip.
The President will probably spend
Friday night at Glacier Point, return
ing to Ell Portal Saturday and resu1n-
ing his journey to Los Angeles Sun
day morning.
John Muir accompanied the Presi
dent today. AT the Presidents re-
quest the escort of cavalry has been
dispensed with.
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ed sby West virginia's Senators and
Congressman. The State will be rep
resented by Gov. William E. Glass
cock and his stan. Eminent Ohioans,
including Gen. Charles Fl. Grosvenor
and E. O. Randall win represent that
State. Governor Glasscock has invit-
ed the Governors Of Virginia, Penn
sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio, Tennessee.
Indiana, Illinois. Michigan and Wis
consin to attend.
Speeches, receptions. banquets,
balls, yacht rides, steamboat excur-
sions. base ball games and other feat
ures comprise the programs for to-
day. Friday and Saturday. Sundays
memorial services by eminent divines
viii mark the close of the double eel
ebration.
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Fair at Hot SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Ark. Oct. 7-Oak
Lawn Park, the beautiful half million
dollar grounds once dedicated to the
-port Of Kings hut now closed to rae
ing by the triumphant morality of the
people OF Arkansas. was today the
scene of the opening of the greatest
State Fair In the history of the state.
The agricultural, horticultural. mining
and live stock wealth of Arkansas was
never displayed to better advantage
than by the exhibits at the fourth Hot
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Or. LoweER's FINE
ADDRESS LAST NIGHT.

DIR. James William Low5er gave his
celebrated address On ''voltaire and
Modern Infitielity" to a fair sized
audience at the Christian church last
night The house should have been
packed with people. for the lecture
was of high merit He lectures at the
same place tonight ON The Destiny
Of the American Republic" and as
the public is cordially invited and no
admission Is charged. a great crowd
should be out 10 hear this talented
and cultured speaker.
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noon at three O'Clock. Everybody Is
invited to attend.
The pupils are preparing school
work for the exhibit at Orchard Park.
which will be held October 20.
The seventh grade literature work
is the story OF "Evangeline."
We have q visitor at school today,
Miss Nell White. We enjoy her com
pany very much.
All people Interested are invited to
visit the school at any time and see
how the work Is progressing.
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AMERICAN GIRL TO WED A
ERENCAMAN T0nAN


London. Oct. IA marriage which
will be OF great interest in England,
America and France will take place
today in Paris when Miss Fernanda
Wanamaker, a daughter OF John
Wanamaker. the merchant prince OF
Philadelphia and New York, will be
come the bride of Arturo Heeren, a
Frenchman of distinguished family.
Miss Wanamaker j.; the daughter Of
Rodman Wanamaker, who recently
took as his second wife Miss Viola
Cruger. Mr.. and Mrs. Wananalxer
have an elegant establishment In the
French capital where the wedding
breakfast will he given.
The bridegroom Is a son of Count
Heeren, of Paris and Biarritz, and IL
well known in English society, as Is
the bride. AS usual in such cases. the
marriage is said to be the elimination
of purely a love affair."" and the fact
that Miss Wanamaker Is heiress to a
large fortune had nothing to do with
it. AS usual. also. those who desire
ia believe this will do so.
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o'coNNoR COMING TO u. s.
FOR FUNDS TO AIR IRELAND

London. Eng, Oct. TT. p. O'Con-
nor sails shortly for the United States
at the request OF John e. Redmond,
the Irish leader, to explain the polit-
ical situation to supports of the Irish
canse in America and to appeal for
funds to carry on the struggle for
Home Rule. The coming elections are
regarded as the most critical period
in the fight
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Mrs. Haserman In New York

Word has been received that Mrs.
]. J. Hagerman arrived in New York
City on Sunday, where she has been
Joined by her two sons. Percy Hager
man and Herbert J. Hagerman. They
will be in New York until the elev-
enth. when they will take the body
of the late ]. ]. Hagersnan to Mil
yankee. Wisconsin, for burial. The
date of the funeral will be announced
as soon as received.
1t is also learned that the cause of
the death of Mr. Hagerman. was not,
as first reported, a henorrhage of
the lungs but a cerebel henorrhage.
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JAMES w. BARRIE OBTAINS
SEPARATION FROM WIFE

London. Eng, Oct. THE an
nouncement that James w. Barrie
the author and playwright. has petion-
ed for separation from his wife, has
created much comment here. Barrie's
wonderful grasp of feminine charac.
ter. Ghown in his books and plays.
has always supposed to have ibeen in
perfect accord with his wife and the
idea of a divorce coupled with the au
thor OF when a Mans Single" and
What Every Woman Knows" Is re-
garded as decidedly incongruous.
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RESULTS OF FIRST ST.
LOUIS BALLOON RACE.

St. Louis. Mo. Oct. 7.-Unoficial
results of the chief balloon events
started Monday. give first place for
distance to the st. Louis. L. Won Phul
polit and the endurance prize TO c.
B. Harmon. pilot, who also establish
ed a new American record for height,
reaching 24,200 feet.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-07

st. Louis. NO.. Oct. 7.-One OF the
greatest Industrial parades ever seen
on the streets Of any city was to-
days feature Of the centennial cele
bsation. Tonieht "BaH of the Nat
IONS" with the dancers clad in the
costumes OF 1909. win he given at the
Coliseum The "veiied Prophet" and
his retinue will be in attendance and
viii open the affair.
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stockren Meeting in Amarillo

StockHSn Meetfhg ~ AmdrfIto.
Amarillo. Texas. Oct. 4.-The Pan
handle Stockmen's Association met
today in Amarillo, the meeting taking
the form of an executive session. For
ty new members were admitted and
more inspectors added to the list. II
was shown that eleven men await
trials on charge of cattle theft be
cause OF activity of the inspectors
force.
The entire board of directors was
present and 1T was said that the as
sociation Is in fine shape financially
The directors unanimously adopted
resolutions of thanks to the inspect
ors for their readiness to look after
the interests of the association. Prac-
ically every community of Importance
in the Panhandle was represented, as
well as Eastern New Mexico.
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MICHIGAN BELL BOYS
CANNOT SERVE DRINKS.

Saginaw. Mich, Oct. Hotel bell
boys in Michigan will no longer be al
lowed to carry drinks between the
bar and guest rooms. There is a bill
making 1t an offense to hire boys to
do anything of the kind as denoraliz-
ing to the character and hotel pro-
nrietors win be notified that boys un-
der 81 will not be allowed to serve
drinks.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Loeal Report Observation Taken u

Roswell. N. M. Oct. 7.-rempera-
ture, max, 80; min. 43; mean, So !;
Precipi alton. trace. Wind miles
NV Weather cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year.-Max.
76: min, SO.
Extremes this date Is years. rec
ord.-Max., 81, 1898: nin.. 81. 1906.
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PANAMA CANAL LIBEL
CASES ON MONDAY

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 7-Af
though the subpoenas have not been
issued it is sure shat many public
men including Postmaster General
Hitchcock. Norman =. Mack and Rep
resentatives OF J. r. Morgan 4 Co.
will be called to testify at the pre-
and c. E. Williams. proprietors of
the indianapolis News. charged with
criminal libel in the Panama Canal
cases. which will be held ON Monday
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Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. More
than 100000 prairie dogs have been
killed through the Southwest during
eight months by j. w. Holman, the OF
1cial government poisouer- Holman
expects to double the death list OF
these pests during the winter The
government pays Holman q cent and
q half each
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BIG RECEPTION GIVEN DIR.
COOK IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 7.-Dr. Cook.
the Arctic explorer. arrived here this
morning. He was given a luncheon
and will head the flower parade OF
the Priests of Palias, a Commercial
organization, this afternoon.
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Ask Parsons--f1e Know $

Springs State Fair. Last years aver
age daily attendance of 10000 will
nr0baI5ly be greater exceeded before
The exhibition closes its gates next
Wednesday night
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MooRs TRY NIGHT ATTACK
BUT ARE REPuISEO

.Melilla. Morocco. Oct IA search
light of the Spanish forces revealed
a night attack of the Moors last night.
The attack was repulsef after a half
hours hot fight.
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1900 PRISONERS WAIT
TRIAL AT BARCELONA.

Cerbre. France, Oct. 6.-News from
Barcelona states that 1900 prisoners
are still awaiting trial there on ac-
count of the revolution. When Garcia
was executed on Monday. 1t Is SAID
the firing squad fired twice without
hitting him. when the Lieutenant In
command drew his revolver and shot
Garcia through the head.
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LOST:-A gold chain bracelet, set
with diamonds, with initials ]. e.
l.. on 1t. Finder return to Record
for reward. S6t2s
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Notice to Realty Dealers.
Notice is hereby given that we have
this day taken all our real estate off
the market lSigned) Mrs. r. A. Benz
Is. Harry s. White. S5t3.
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The Woman's Home Mission Socie-
ty of the NJ. e. Church, South, will
have a called meeting Friday al three
O'Clock at the church. Bushes of Inn
portance and all are urged to be pres
ent. 1t
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Episcopal Meetina,

Montpelier, VT Oct. 6. The annual
diocesan meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions OF
tie Episcopal Church was opened
here today.
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WEATHER BUREAU SAYS A
COOL WAVE Is COMING

Denver. Colo. Oct High pres
sure ON the Pacific Coast indicates
rain and much cooler weather tonight
throughout Colorado New Mexico and
Wyoming
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The Wool Market.

St Louis. Mo-, Oct. Wool firm
Territory and western mediums. 2
G2S: fine mediums, 22@24; fine.
Gl9-
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MooRs ATTACK sPANIsH
CAMP: ARE REPUISED

Melilla, Morocco, Oct. 6.-The Span
ish camp under General lSotomayer
was the object of surprise attack at
six o'clock this morning 10y the Moors
who were repulsed by the Spanish ar
tillery with q small Spanish loss.
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YOU WILL FIND US AT the
SAME OLD STAND, CORNER <TH
& MANU.. s. MEAT MARKET.
PHONE 81 FOR QUALITY.
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DAUGHTER OF "MARk TWAIN"
MARRIEs A RUSSIAN UlANIsT
West Redding, Conn. Oct. Clara
L. Clemens. daughter of Mark
Twain" was married today to Ossip
Gabrilo Witsch. the Russian pianist.
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A Sure Thing.
When you start out in Cruse's auto.
Do you have to walk? No.
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WANTED.--to purchase hens. Phone
13S. cod. t4*
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Pheaes 65 and ~. zl5 NertA NJ
Parsons, Son & Co.

, BUREAU OF INFORMATION E
3 REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 6
9 LABOR AGENCY NOTARY g
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
i" We are shy q dozen small resi-
dences for rent. List with us :
for quick action.
Some residences, orchards,
farms and acreage for less mon .
ey this week than ever again.
= City lots at $1.00-$15.0 900. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-18
MAY HAVE PEACE
 IN MONTGOMERY
Liquor Controversy May Be
 Compromised
THE FEELING IS INTENSE
Officers Expected Trouble When Rob bery Cases Were Called Yester- day-Law and Order League
 Detectives Are Guarded.

Montgomery, June 17.-(Special.) With alleged members of the party which as- saulted detectives of the Law and Order league here on June I, and the dismis- sal of the fifth-that against J. H. Weir there is a belief that after all, there will be a restoration of peace among the factions fighting over the enforcement of the liquor laws and possibly a peaceful settlement of the entire controversy. The charges of highway robbery, stealing the valise containing the liquor held as tes- timony having been reduced to the less serious one of assault and battery, the aspect of the controversy is very much less tense in it's nature.
 Detective Burke, who was the most se- riously injured in the attack of June [, did not return, his place being taken by J. c. Puckett. However, J. H. Stein- camp, the associate of Burke in the for mer lively times, came back and the two are now held in the county jail for their own safety, there being no charges of any kind against them. As amended, the charge and the defendants who will come before Justice Boiling Young on June 26, the date of the new hearings, are as fol- lows. Assault and battery charged to E. c. and John Hannon, Frank Starr, Nal colm Hall, Leo Cardwell and Frank Wilson.
 Feeling Is Intense.
 The feeling. however, is intense all over the city and the officers were look ing for something to happen all day to- day. Two deputies and two policemen guarded the detectives when they were taken to the trial and a close watch was kept to see that no one with blood in his eye got near them. The court house was crowded to the doors and tlle slightest noise out of the ordinary caused men to turn and gaze toward it.
 An illustration of this was seen in the afternoon after the trials. An automo- bile driven by MT Ingalls, of the Patter- son & Ingalls Co.,, blew a tire near the corner of Dexter avenue and Perry street the report being very much like that of a pistol In less than five minutes the streets were almost full of people and the eager question of What Is it?" could be heard on all sides. It really seemed a disappointment to many that no one was hurt
 In like manner is every move attributed to this feeling. Otto McCord son of Dep- uty Sheriff McCord was beaten up by man he ran onto In the dark alley near the jail last night The man had no part in either side of the movement it seems, his only object being to pre- vent being caught MeCord was only trying to find what he was up to wher he hit him and then made the Injured man give him time to get away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-18
BAND GIVES RIDE TO EAST LAKE PARK
BESSEMER BOYS HANDSOMELY REWARDED FOR HARD WORK. HUNDRED COKE OVENS ARE TO RESUME OPERATIONS.

Bessemer, June 17.-(special. .)-The Mar vel City band gave a delightful trolley ride tonight, going to East Lake and return. The jolly crowd that went was delighted at the music furnished by the band, which accompanied them on the trip The hard work of the band for the last few days to make the ride a. success had merited reward. The cars were crowded with persons young and old bent upon pleasure and mirth. The expectations of the enjoyment to be de- rived from the trip were amply realized and all who went had very delightful time.
 It is rumored in Bessemer this morn ing that the coke ovens will resume at an early date owing to the increased de- mand for coke from Ensley. Should this be true the amount of money put in circulation will greatly relieve conditions in the city. The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company is opening new mines at Blue Creek opposite the openings that have been in operation for number of years The new mines will be equipped with the most improved machinery and will employ large force of men.
 The remains at Matthew Mcdonald, who died in Tuscaloosa Wednesday, were in- tered this afternoon in the Cedar Hill cemetery.
 There will be union memorial service Sunday afternoon at the Majestic theatre in Birmingham between the Pythian lodges of Birmingham and Ressemer. A full attendance Is requested from all lodges.
 F. G. Mcconnell of Cleveland Ohio, the manager of the Peoples Telephone com pany has taken charge of the repair work and has put in about 100 phones already. He expects to have the entire exchange in working order by the end of the week.
 A verdict was returned in the city court today in the case of H. B. Lewis vs Woodward Iron company for the death of MT. Lewis son. A verdict of TOOO was returned in favor of MT. Lewis The mayor had only two minor cases to dis pose of.
 Miss Emily Bass is the guest of Mrs. P. J. McAdory for some time.
 Rev. I. F. Swallow is in Goodwater assisting at revival services.
 Miss Helen Marsh left today to visit friends in St. Louis She will be joined later by her mother, Mrs. G. H. Marsh
 MT. J. Fred Robertson is at home again after a months visit to Charleston. $. C., his old home.
 The druggists and the doctors will play ball tomorrow and lively game Is an ticpated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-18
GERMAN FARMERS 7
 COME TO GADSDEN
SEVENTEEN FAMILIES ARRIVE AND OTHERS ARE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW-REAL ESTATE IS MORE ACTIVE.

Gadsden, June 17.--(Special)-Th party of German farmers that are going to set tie at Curtiston, a small lumber camp near Attalla, arrived at the latter place this morning. There are IT families in the party, and they are a fine, prosperous looking lot of people, men and women who will doubtless make good citizens for the county. Another party is expected within a few weeks
 Yesterday was the last day on which ''near beer' could be legally sold in this city. When the ordinance was passed by the city council prohibiting its sale, time was given the dealers to dispose of the stock on hand. This limit expired yes- terday and from this time on those dis pensing it will be liable to prosecution.
 As result of the recent development in the affairs of the Southern Iron and Steel company there is decided improve ment In the local real estate market AL though no large sales have thus far been recorded 1t is known that a number of important deals are pending, and that the market as a whole is much more active than 1t has been for nearly two years past.