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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
BOILER ExPLoDEs AND
TWO MEN ARE DEAD.

Carthage. Mo, Aug. 2S.-In ter
rifle boiler explosion al the Slow Sew
en- zinc mine at Neck City northwest
of here this morning two men We're
instantly killed and a third so serious
ly injured that he will die and many
others reported hurt. Every ambul-
ance in the city was summoned TO the
scene.
The plant was completely wrecked
and windows in Carthage shattered.
The plant is located fifteen miles To
the northwest of here. The dead are
Geo. Strain and Gus Witcansky, fire
men, both of Webb City. Ed Higgins.
stoker. was badly mangled. Explo-
sion followed the misreading of the
water gauge.
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INGERSOLL---SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES


of more seriousness day by day. Final
ly. when Miss Haynes Was about to
start for New Mexico, they decided
it would be better to marry than TO
let her come away. and the marriage
was Immediately carried out.
Miss Haynes is the daughter of
Capt. G. w. Haynes and a sister of
Mrs. w. G. Burrus. both of this city
She and Mrs. Burrus went to Ken
tucky together this summer and Mrs.
Burrus will return in about a week.
Miss Haynes has lived in Roswell
practically all her life. although she
vas born at Las Vegas, San Miguel
county. She is one of Roswell's most
popular young ladies' and great
many people regret that her marriage
will cause her to make her home else
where. Nevertheless. all join in ex-
tending best wishes, in spite of the
fact that the news of the marriage
came as surprise. even TO the rela-
tiVeS.
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The second of Mrs. Clark ID. Dilley's
parties was given yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsylvania
avenue. IL was a pleasant affair, the
hostess being assisted in entertaining
by a number of Roswell ladies ana a
company of the city's best musical and
literary artists. The decorations con-
sisted of potted plants and cut flow
ers and were decidedly artistic. Punch
was served each arriving guest. there
being nearly a half-hundred callers.
The program of the evening was made
up of piano selections by Miss Viola
Mcconnell. whistling selections fly
Miss Matheny and Mr.. Dorr and read
ings by Miss Maud Lewis. The whist
ling numbers were very clever and the
artists, gave limitations of different
birds upon being applauded. Miss
Lewis selections were exceptionally
good. Ice cream, cake and nints were
served.
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The Colorado Interstate Fair.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 2S.-The offic-
ers and most prominent members of
the Trans-Mississippi Congress were
the most consisten boosters" for the
second annual Colorado Interstate
Fair and Exposition idea as exenpli-
fed at Overland Park. Denver. Sep
tember 12 to Is inclusive.
After discussing the aims and ad
vantages of Denver's great Exposi-
tion al length with the most promin-
ent men of the Trans-Mississipp
Congress-" says Sam Dutton. Il find
them all agreed with me without ex-
ception that such institutions are ad-
nirably fitted to educating the public
along progressive lines in harmony
with the ideals of this great organiza-
ton for the development of the West" ;"
Fairs are the menas through which
the agricnlturaliSts, stockmen and the
commercial interests are brought In
to close touch with each other and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HER.
VEY HAS CLOSE CALL.

While out dove hunting in company
with his wife, District Attorney j. NJ.
Hervey had a close call from injury
yesterday afternoon. Spying a bird.
Mrs. Hervey brought the steed to a
short stop and at the same time Mr..
Hervey transferred the gun from one
side of the buggy to the other. The
jerk Or soyne unknown cause exploded
the charge that was in the barrel and
the SHOT went within few inches of
Mr.. Hervey's head through the buggy
top, tearing a hole in the cloth. The
noise of the explosion, right by Mr..
Herveys ear. has temporarily deafen-
ed him on the right side. The gun
was a hacnnerless shotgun.
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A WINNER

Rheims. France, Aug. 2S.-Glenn
II. Curtiss. the American aviator won
the international cup contest today.
This cup was awarded to the aero
pianist who makes the best time on
two rounds OF the course. distance
OF 12.42 miles. This was the main ev-
ent of the aviation week.
Curtiss completed the first roun1 in
Z minutes and 81 2-5 seconds and he
made the second round in Z minutes.
50 Is seconds. Before starting in the
contest Curtiss made a trial heat in
minutes. So Is seconds. All three
rounds defeated the best previous rec
ords by all aviators.
LeFevres time for the first round
was minutes, As 4-5 sec. His time for
The whole distance was 20 minutes,
u 3-5 sec.
Bleriot covered the first round in
minutes, So 3-5 seconds. His time
for the two laps was Is minutes, Sc
l-3 seconds, five seconds slower than
Curtiss' time for the full distance.
Curtiss' flight was mastery. The
machine lifted during every turn and
swept around the turns on a down
grade. During the trial heat. he said
his aeroplane encountered peculiar
air currents. especially over the aero
plane grave yard where he said the
air seemed to boil
AS Leon de LaGrange was turning
the first curve in his course of an ex-
hibition flight at the conclusion of the
main event. his propeller broke and
the aeroplane fell heavily to the
ground. Fortunately the height at the
time did not exceed 25 feet. De La
Grange was badly bruised and shaken
up but no bones were broken.
Bleriot made n round In the lap con-
test IN minutes. AZ As seconds. This
is the worlds record.
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SPEED
CRAZY

Brighton Beach, y. Y. Aug. 2S.-The
record this morning at seven O'Clock,
nine hours after the starting of the
"a aour auto race on the new motor
drome, was one driver killed. one bad
ly injured. another painfully burned
and a policeman crippled.
The fatal smash occurred last night
wrecking "A Stearns car and crushing
the life out of mechinician Leonard
Cole.
During the night there were many
spills. policeman named Corrigan
was badly injured through the over
turning of a metal lamp post knock
ed over by one of the racers that skid
ded while going at top speed. Corri-
gan's right leg was broken and his
left knee disIocated.
Corrigan was taken TO the hospital,
where the driver. Cross of the wreck
ed Stearns car. was being treated for
injuries to his spine. The doctors say
that both men will probably recover.
Driver Hughes. whose clothes took
fire after "A collision between two of
the big cars. is painfully burned bit
not seriously.
Eight of the original ten starters
remained in the race and at the 9Th
hour two were Withdrawn, being the
demolished Stearns and Fiat, which
was also badly bent and twisted with
Allen Kingston during the third hour.
The Acme No. 4. which was driven
desperately through the infield fence
by A. II. Vantyne to avoid a collision
was quickly repaired and made
strong bid for first honors.
During the ninth hour the Rainer
Broke a cylinder and lost over thirty
miles while undergoing repairs.
Al the end of the twelfth hour the
Haupt and LoZier cars were with
drawn, leaving six still competing.
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DENVER TRAM CAR TURNS
OVER; SEVEN INJURED.

Denver. Aug. 2S-Motorman Geo.
Z. Best and six passengers were more
or less seriously injured at midnight
last night when a tramway car turn
ed over through striking a curve while
running at a high rate of speed. The
accident occurred at an unhghted cor
ner and Is said TO have resulted from
East's unfazniliarity with the tracks.
Mrs. c. +. Sanderson, of Golden. Col,
suffered severe internal injuries ami
Is in a critical condition.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 2S.-Cattle
receipts. 100; market steady. Native
steers, 4.25G7-s0;. southern steers. g.
25d 4.5O: southern COWS. 2.25G4.O0;
native cows and heifers. 4.OOd6.50;
stockers and feeders, ASA 5.25; bulls.
2.75M $50; calves. 3.50I 500; western
steers, 3.S0fI ESQ: western cows, 2.75
a $50.
Hog receipts. 1000; market 5 cents
higher. Bulk of sales, 7.75I7.95; hea-
Wy. 7.S0n7.30: packers and butchers.
7.S0m 500; light. 1904 7.95; pigs. 600
n725.
No sheep.
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Ask Parsons--He Know S

road from end TO end At the Ancient
City they will be met by their father.
The two boys. seven and five years
old respectively. looked like babies al
most. as they sat their horses at the
start in front of the Grand Central
hotel this morning. They were pho
tographed by two different kodakers.
Mayor G. A. Richardson being in the
picture also. Mayor Richardson and
Col. Lee Richards accompanied the
boys to the city limits as honorary
escort and to bid them God-speed on
their Journey
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
SOCIETY LEADER is FOND
OF HYOROPHOBiA AND DOGS.

Trenton, n. J., Aug. 28.-Immune
as she believes from hydrophobia, Miss
Minnie Maners, one of the leaders of
the younger social set at Lanberton
u spreading this information. 'iSeld
all your mad dogs to me-" She is an
orphan and wealthy enough to carry
out e -ery detail of her plan, having
an asylum for dogs afflicted with rab-
les. She has turned over her beautiful
estate to housing the animals and has
hired a veterinary surgeon to assist
her She has been bitten five times
and in the first three took the Pasteur
treatment, but for the last two times
she has taken no treatment
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
MISS HAYNES WILL NOT
RETuRN-SHE'S MARRIED.

Mrs. Charles WAiteman today re-
ceived word of the marriage of her
sister, Miss Mamie Haynes. TO Mr. j.
A. Rash, of Oakton. Ky. on August
p, and Miss Haynes. or rather Mrs
Rash. who has been in Kentucky Wis
iting for three months. will not re-
turn. The couple will make their home
al Oaktcn. where Mr.. Rash Is IN the
grocery business.
Miss Haynes marriage was quite
romantic. She met Mr.. Rash after 60
ing TO Kentucky this last time Their
friendship grew rapidly and when Il
came time for her to return to Ros-
well, their separation became matter
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tine enough for all. These concerts
are desired by the people and will be
continued, the weather permitting.
The Record agrees with Mayor
Richardson. There is no reason why
these concerts should be discontinued.
They are desired by the people Of
Roswell, and as they consume but one
hour of the afternoon, it leaves plenty
of time for other organizations 10
hold their meetings. These concerts
have been held at this hour ever since
1901 and undoubtedly have prior
rights and other organizations can Sc
lect other hours. conflict of time being
easily avoided.
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No clew to Youthful suro,ars.

The officers are still mys,ified as
TO the burglary of the f. T. ,Amonett
harness store Tuesday night. i'm which
FIVE revolvers and eighteen pocket
knives were taken iby persons enter
ing through a back window. IL is con
sidered certain that the burglary was
accomplished by boys.
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ANOTHER
STOCK DROP

New York, Aug. 2S.-Confiicting ru-
mors concerning the health Of Harri-
man found reflection in the stock mar
ket again today. The selling move
ment of the Hartman stocks sent
Union Pacific down to 1874. this being
five points below yesterdays close.
Southern Pacific went down to I.35.
a loss of 1-2 points. New York Cen
trail was off two points and Steel com
non off four The general list sold on
in sympathy and the selling movement
was strongly suggestive of Wholesale
liquidation.
The downward course was arrested
during the second hour when a semi
official statement was issued denying
the reports that Hartman was under
going a surgical operation The busi-
ness of the first hour aggregated 35.-
900 shares, over 60 per cent of which
was in Union Pacific. Southern Paci-
fic, Steel and Reading
The dying out of the early scare
was reflected in the constantly broad
ening and strengthening OF the nar-
ket. which reached a climax at the
close when Union Pacific went up to
three points from the lowest, going
10 1877 us. where it ended. Full recov-
cries were scored I'm some of the other
stocks, particularly in steel which was
heavily absorbed around rs I-2 The
market was extremely strong and act
i've at the finish
Arden. Aug. 2S.-Either Hartman
is not too i'll to discuss business or he
wishes to clean up certain financial
matters as soon as POSSIBLE These are
the two divergent views of the flying
visit made to the financier in his
mountain fastness by Jacob Schiff. the
New York banker. The circle around
Hartman was drawn closer today
than ever. No newspaper men or
strangers are allowed to use the tele-
phone at the post office or the gener-
al store.
Schiff after his visit denied that
Hartman is in such a condition tina:
an operation is necessary He said
that none is contemplated and that
Hartman is in good spirits and feel
ing pretty well.
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YOUTHFUL ROUGH RID
ERS OEE EQR SANTA EE.

Louie and Temple Abernathy, the
child trough riders" from Oklahoma.
travelling from Guthrie to Santa Fe
horseback and alone. left this morning
at eight O'Clock after spending three
days in Roswell, resting up and giving
their horses a chance to pick up lit
tie. From Roswell they will pass ov-
er the auto route to Torrance and
then follow the Santa Fe Central rail-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
BAND CONCERTS TO Be
HELD ON COURT HOUSE LAWN

Mayor Richardson informed a repre-
sentative of the Record today that ar
rangements have been made whereby
the band concerts will be continued
Sunday afternoon at the court house
plaza from 4:30 to $50 as has been
the custom for many years back. 1t
is not the intention to interfere in any
way with other meetings there but
religious organizations should govern
themselves accordingly. there being
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
THE ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP
is HAVING TROUBLE.

Berlin. Germany. Aug. 2S.-The Yep
pelin airship which left Friedrichs-
haven for Berlin, a distance of 450
miles. yesterday morning at four thir-
ty. but which was compelled TO land
yesterday afternoon at Nuremberg to
effect repairs, started from the latter
place AT 2:1O this morning. Near Ron
neburg it lost one of the propellers
which greatly reduced the speed and
The airship cannot reach here before
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
THE DROUGHT BROKEN IN
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. 2S--The three
weeks drought in Nebraska was brok-
en- last night and today. This is ex
pected TO save a part of the corn crop
which has been seriously damaged.
Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 2S.-Showers
generally over the northern and CEN
trail parts of Kansas last night bene-
fitted the corn greatly.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
Chief Whiteman's Arm Improving.

Fire Chief Charles Whitenan is
slowly improving from the effects of
the fall he sustained Friday evening
by being hit back of the ear with a
green apple and knocked off the fire
wagon by a playful friend. He has
felt no further trouble from the blow
back of the ear but his left arm. par
alyzed from the elbow to finger tips.
is still useless and entirely without
feeling. However. he is able to move
the last two joints of the fingers and
this is evidence that the paralysis will
gradally disappear, as predicted by
his physician.
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STRIKE BREAKERS DESERT
BY THE WHOLESALE

Pitts5urg. Pa. Aug. 2S.-Tae situa
tion brought out in the strike district
of the Pressed Steel Car Company a.
McKees Rick today was one of whole
sale desertion by the imported nen.
who yesterday told stories of alleged
brutal treatment accorded them in
side the plant. This caused resentment
among the strikers and their synpa-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(local Report Observation Taken I

600 a. n1.)
Roswell. n. M Aug 28.-Tempera-
ture, max. So; min. so: mean IA; pre-
cipitation, o: wind. dir s.; veloc 2;
weather, partly cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year, max. 50;
min. So; extremes this date Is years
record, max. 100: 1900; min. SIS, 1897
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
Snaps Shots from the commoner.


Senator Cumnins says that the Re
publican party is not a bankrupt and
that he objects to paying its tariff re-
form promises off at ten cents on the
dollar. II the senator will examine the
bill closely, he will find that it is a
worse failure than he supposed. There
are no assets at all and the consun-
ers have to pay the expenses of the
receivership.
The Aldrich bunch of senators Is
being welcomed home by the repre-
sentatives of the special interests
while the progressive republicans are
being welcomed by the rank and file.
This throws some light on the divis-
ion in the republican party.
The language employed by Justice
Brewer in denouncilg tae income tax
raises the suspicion that his vote a.
gainst the income tax, when IL was
before the court was the expression
Of a personal opinion rather than a
judicial decision.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
Swimming Carnival.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Crack swim
ners of Princeton; and the New York
Athletic Club and many other organi-
cations will contest today in one of
the best meets of the aquatic outdoor
season. There will be a 100 yard no.
vice race and handicaps at so and 220
Yards.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
THE STORM is CENTRAL
OVER RIO GRANOE VALLEY

New ORLEANS. Aug. 2S.-According
10 the weather bureau the tropical
storm that swept northwesbward a
cross the western portion of the Gulf
last night. has moved inland and to-
lay is central over the Rio Grande val
ley. 1t is believed to have decninished
N intensity.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
DALLAS Man
SHOT TODAY

Dallas. Texas. Aug. 2S.-K. R. Elan
airy, superintendent OF the registry
department of the post Office, was fat
ally shot by his divorced wife today
at noon. The shooting took place in
the business district of the city. The
woman was arrested.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
G and s

night. The Emperor is receiving bul
letins telling of the progress of the
dirigible, in the palace.
Bitterfield. Germany. Aug. 2S.-The
Zeppelin balloon landed here success
fully al S-25 this evening.
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G. and s

thizers and troops. deputy sheriffs and
special police remained close to the
mill Cards threatening death are be
ing received through the mails by the
minor officials of the company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
OKLAHOMA PEOPLE GO BATH
ING AND ARE DROWNED.

Muskogee. Okla. Aug. 2S.-While
in bathing with his family and par
ty of friends in the Grand river near
here last night. James Livingstone. of
Wagner, Okla. was drowned and his
six year old son whom he was carry
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
New Morris Theatre.

New Orleans, Aug. 2S.- William
Morris. proprietor of the American
theatre in New York, will invade the
southern vaudeville field by opening
the Greenwall Theatre here tomorrow
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G. and s

ing on his back narrowly escaped
death. Mrs. James J. Rooney, of Paris,
Texas. was rescued. Livingstone was
formerly a well known cattle raiser of
Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28
The Wool Market

St LOUIS Mo. Aug. 2S.-Wool stea-
DIV. Territory and western mediums.
% a 2s: fine mediums. 22M24; fine.
1913
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G. and s

come TO a realization of their mutual
interdependence. They are led to
compare each others products with
their own and to make Investigations
and tests concerning the best meth
DDS of improving what they produce
themselves. Gathering by the taous-
ands at Overland this fall the men
who are upbuildng the State will
talk over teh general problems effect
ing their interests and will come TO a
dual appreciation of the methods and
work of the Mississippi Con
gress.
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OUR X. c. MEATS ARE SECOND
TO NONE TRY THEM-T. c. MAR
kET.
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The L. s. Government is about TO
stock North Spring river with bass
and trout. A deputy game warden is
camped ON the river. the laws are very
severe in regard to trot lines | hope
no one will compel the enforcement
of the law.
II Mrs. B. r. Buffham.
Deputy Game Warden
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-28

DO YOU WANT A FANCY ROAST
FOR SUNDAY DINNER? lF so CALL
81. 1T COSTS NO MORE THAN
CHEAP MEATS AT OTHER MARK
ETS.
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Miss Irma Cottinghacn will entertain
Wednesday evening in honor Of Miss
Martha Godbold of Dallas.
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Clothes cleaned and pressed at 104
s. Penn. ave-, or phone $50. You
need the work; | need the money
nun sed." 36t20.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
FINE FAT HENS, DRESSED Soc:
FRYING CHICKENS DRESSED. 40
AND 45C.-U. s. MARKET. PHONE
NO. 81.
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SOME EXTRA NICE FRYERs.-
T. c. MARKET.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-16
IMMIGRATION FIGURES
More Foreigners Lett This Country
Than Came in Last Year.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Ian. Is. -
For the year ending October 81 last.
the number of aliens arriving In this
country was Ga5.623. while the depart 4
Ing aliens in the same period number
cd 7Ol.S31. net loss-&o The country
of 1876 according to statement
made by Secretary Straus at the cab
met meeting today.
Arcther interesting fac: &c Secre-
tary Straus who spoke TO tn" Pr"Si-
dent regarding it. was that In the
month OF Oc,cber. 1905. the immigra-
I on % this country was larger from
Great Britain than from any other
country Of III" world. amounting to
S.33l
From British North America there
came the second largest number. g.
sol. Mr.. StrauS thought these figures
indie etad tendency toward new ar
rivals Of tn. BET class for some tim"
TO come