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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
Den ifripenoe GeIefon.
Gn banif CpTnoelie.

Sngenisr gnoreas Sbomien | Sis.
benbapn bar fonItrueret en- S%elefon,
Der ielp fan taee moo geifeb, naar
ingen er biemme, og MI er SsieIte.
retsiagferer hi Sanien meb ct al
apparoterne paa Bel til Berlin.
Sorifieuige tpife Observation-Disclosures bar
snifet at prspe Sbomiens Spfinoelie,
og naor ben bar p9ret isang bernebe
rogcn Sio oa De nsbpenbiae grfa.
ringer er inobsitebe, baaber man at
foa ct iuloenot Ipparat fremitiGet,
% at oct bill gaa fin Seiersgang Ser
ben oper.
Erincipet er, fort % popllGrt
fremitilet, fsleenoe: Der er ct af-
'enber. og ct Nootugerapparat, lom
begge fun i~nobpgges / ct %alminoeligt
Selefonapparat, og naar mn en-
Wano ringer op, men Ser life ipares,
letter ban afienoerapparatet igang,
.. b. |. ban breier paa ct Saanoiping.
S 8eriierien al ben Girfel, Suinget
beifriper, er Iliabetet % Salipite-
met a%nbro9t, % eiterboanoen Ionl
Soinget er uoior Den 9ogitap eaer
Oct Sal, iom enifes, Giper ban ct let
Srpf inbefter - og / set famine fri
per Nobtageropparatet / ben anben
Gnoe al Sorbinoelien ben famine
@ogitap eaer Sol paa en- Eapiritrim-
mel, lieeiom ueo Selearaiering.
Gaa Ben Waabe "ifriper" afien-
beren, bpao 9eifeo ban snifer at
sipe, % naor Mobtaseren fommer
biem bar ban blot at afl9ie 9repet
pao Sapiritrimlen.
5bomien begpnbte at arbeioe meb
lin Spfinoelie for ct Mars Sib iiben,
% eiter ire Waaneoers @irfiombeo
bapbe ban fremitilet ct apparat,
Der funbe ifrtpe meb Eriffer %
Streger.
Oct blep ioa prspet paa tpife Se'
leionIinier, o. ba Sorisgene foloi
beIoigt no, orbeibebe Sbomieu pibc-
re, o. for en- Waaneo iioen bapoe
ban Apparntet, Ser ifriper meo Bog
itaper, irrbigt. Set blep inoienbt til
SeIeionielifabet, iom prspebe oct for
at ie, ON set pes i'm Inpenbelie niloe
gisre Sfabe paa 2ebnineerne, bpilfet
bite iig life at npre SiIf9loet. mel
Ser bar iorifieIlige andre Mangler,
ipm man MI baaber at faa aihiulpet,
naar Oct fommer | Gang / Tpiflanb,
Sorsoriet paat9nfes bet al
oprette ct GentraIbureau | &isben.
bapn, ira bpilfet man peb Sr. Shom.
iens SpitnSelie, men ooe siennem
Selesrai- og life giennem Telefon.
bill boloe fine gbonnenter "a jour"
meo alt, bpab Der FER al Hpt. alt-
iaa en- apis | Hotitier. Ian bill al
Den Bel naunIis frnne betiene San
bells. % 9crsioIf meb Oct aIleraf.
hieleite Npt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
Zen 27oe Seee,mb er 1910.

ling AZ Wapne paa Trimprliiterne o..
loa lfal omfatte aanDioater for as.
lemblp, bpis Giitriftet bsitaar al mere
emo ct eointp; at en- Sorminoifelie
g1sres ! De 20 Procent, Der M for.
ores; at @apporter ON Statens 9aig-
uogifter Ifal al aomiteerne inoleoeres
til StatsiefretRren, iiteoetior iom nj,
til aasiereren, iamt at Rupporter ira
Statens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ogiaa
lfal i~noleperes til Sefreteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
@caigc &mofler.

vt mango Seaiges Gnofler ares
ION Helifoier | flere gremplarer paa
for'flenige Steber, err ct befien6t
6aftlm og forfIares berpeb, at en-.
bper Strife % etbpert aloiter / Mib.
oelaloeren pilOe bare fine iGrlige
Eelifuier.
Wen at / DEN iamme 9p genene al
en Seuig eriiterer TO 8ange % /
~Iarbunoreber tilbebes iom 9ate paa
begge Steber, finder bel fun Steb /
gpen Wilano.
Ser opbepares ben belige Satirs
anofler baabe / 9aiilifa Gan Bit
tore og faa Sfribt oerfra / Den lille
@aiilifa Sauita.
Sor nogen anr iiSen blep Ser neb-
lat en- &ommtsiion for at afaisre
Spsrgsmaalet ON, bpilfen al De to
Helitpier bar Ggte. S bisie Gage Ell
commissioner, eiter nsie at bape I'M
oerisgt ale 0ofumenter fommet til
oct &eiuItat, at Den / gaiilifa Gan
Wittore ~opbepnreoe Gelifpi err 6en
pgte. Wfan ifulbe nit tro, at Saaen
eermeb Tor afgiort. Wen bette er
langtfra SilfeIoet. 8atifanet, iom
commissioners afgisreIie ifuloe
forelpgges til 9efrafteIie, bar til
~fjenoegit, at begge HeIifpierne bsr
neolGgges | iamme Strife og / ct SpI-
lesifrin. Ser blir berfor mi trnffet
Sorbereoelier til at operfsre &nof.
lerne fra 9aiilifa San 8ittore til
gaitlifa Santa ssauita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
SpaS er siIfeuanb? gco areos.

Spao er %Siifepano? @eo arebs'
retten | Suron bar man itrroet neS
at oigisre boilfe al Stotens 9Pffe
o. Slober fan foIoeS 5iifepano, men
SpergsmaaIet maatte opgipes, %
Surpen life furoe blipe enig. Der
par fremisrt alase MOB pisie 5oIt
for Of bape iifet game fiib" pna ct
Steb | Sim Hiper, Der ligger inoell
400 SOB fra boab benpunes "Silb.
map. Oct piite iig unoer Sasens
g~ebnnoIing, at 8 mitGnbigbeoerne peS
en- bel 9el al De 8asbras, Der paa
iorifieaige Steoer / Staten benGpn.
tes iom "6iifepono", life par iao,
odnne iom 2open ioreIfriuer. Same
@aroens opnolt / Staten bar paa
@riinb ber'f oumpet % / ntcnge
6orpiflingu.
Straf for SelumorosioriBg. SEQ
&eooing | 2eno iorisgte forleben at
iage lit eget 9ip, men oct m~isIpffe.
6es Tor BAN, og iaa er ban openifjs.
bet blepen osmt til ii Waaneoers
Sloperi iorbi ban iaaleoes forgreb
Tia poa Tia ielp. San bar alminoelig
fienot iom en- Sorbrpoer | Butte 60,
men man bar life iItano til at ifofie
iGlbenbe 9epiier MOB BAN. Sor fort
Tio iiben blep ban fjeb BET belle og
far &alien oper poa Jig, men gioroe
oct life be6re emo at SGgerne lappebe
bam iommen igien. Serpeo fit man
~9(uleoning til at ioa BAN osmt, tbi
iislge StotenS 2ope err BET itraibart
at gisre Sorieg paa at tage lit eget
Gin, 90 bcnne Sang funbe Den no
ipefuIereoe 6pr life pride iig no al
"OPENS Gler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
7mtHcnuHu.

hinge HBucrc. 20 litge WGnb
Superior, Sames Walfer % Hobert
Mnberion, er blepne arreItereoe for
Sperialo og Heperi. 70 WGno bar
folbnc iom Dire for beres Sirfiom.
beo, men llbbpttet bnpoe / begge Sil'
iGlber p9ret nofiaa haarligt, nemlig
ct Sngeriou-llbr % bel en- Dollars
Eenge.
Sture 9mloplas. s Superior og
omligget0e 9per bebopcr mani life |
Tinter at frpgte ior 8ulneo, oa 8itl'
ioripninacn / nppnte 8p alene oper'
tiger fem Wiuioner Cons, eaer ort-
trent ire MiQioner Cons mere END
Sen bar poo iamme Sib iiior. SpiS
&ulinoierielen n0lte CONNER for
bIiper | iontme Sfala, pil Superior
nnite &sit bape en- Soripning al oper
Is Wiaioner Cons.
@rntalc SfjrnfepGrtcr. Ole Sen.
oricfion blep iorleben ioa iloe tilreot
al Charles Hobinion, Ell Saloonp9rt
i ga CROSSE, % &enrp Coleman,
bans Spparter, at Ser er 6are Tor al
Sen i~taffelS Mano pil bliUe blind for
Neiten al 2ipet. lloen nogen tillpne'
looenbc 8rrno bauoe De brutale
Wtpnb ilaoet Senorifion / 8ulpet oa
iiocn b~eorbeibet bans anltgt meo line
StpulebGle. Sag plI blipe anlagi
moo Dem.
Gn Sna!traaS | Sjcrtct. Sobr
:. 9olitab, en- Sorner boenoe no9lt
Mil ienoenior Barron, milteOe for
leben en- pproiiulb So, % oa Sprct
oene meset baitig beilltteoe 6armerer
at oobne oct for al fonlntc ctter
huoo aariagen funoe pPre. Sor
ionot ga, at Ell ier Sommer lang
Staaltraao - en- Stub al Den, Der
bruaes ON Sebunote - baooe trpn91
belt ino / aoenS Siertc. Spret bar
rimcliapiS iuplget Staaltraoben larl'
men meo so, og Den bar lioen banel
iig Sci til Siertet.
Qrrcrncs Sermon. Statens Sr.
rere oil MI a~ritrGnae liz til Oct poer'
ite Tor at tuin9e giennem Segislotit
rem set Sorila9 ON S9reres Een'lon
iom unber forrise Scsiion pasIereot
beaoe Suic, men iom unoer Taaitnl
al arunolcpSmGSiiee WangIer blei
petpet al 8uperner SameS Sapiolon
- Nj anore Soger, Der bill frenl
bringeS Tor 2egislatnrcn, er og'ad c
Torila1 ON at no'lette al Stoteits
9opbsaer oen 9eitemmeIie, Der Ior
bIiater Npotbeferre til at boloe got
oper ole sc Yerioner, Der tieber be
ruienoe Iriffe hos Dem. Get er er
Npotbefer / 60 Grosle, lom ftnoel
Senne 9eitemmelie brpoiom, bporiol
han bor beoet 9penS Geprrlertantel
| beaae Suie ON at iaa Den i%iernet.
Statcns Ninanicr. StatSiefretG'
Srear inbleocrebe Den 22oe oS. III
oorliae Sinansrapport ii! 8llperns
rem, % / set pGientlise saar ben vi
paa, at Der inoen StatenS Snsbolo
nina ~anpenSes mere Sparlcmbeo
Der anbeiaIeS iaalebes, at man gaa'
oper til ct gubsetipitem, % at maj
er mere paricmme meo ipeieIe Se
pilaninaer. 5or at iauitrere Stllin
aen meooeler Statsiefretrrer, at ge
rilaninaer iii ipeciae SiemeS bar I'll
taaet meo 15t 9rocent ! DC iioite I
aor, bporai BOG bet meite G
aaaet til Sfoler o. lignenoe gn'tal
Ter. Nj andre anbeialineer, noenon
bet iinaniielle, fan incomes, at Smper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27

REORGANIZATION brGnot. WPil'
tpaufee. 8anens 4nsiogeritotion /
asortb Rc8regor ncbbrpnote iulo-
itGnoig iioite Snsoog Morgeu. pa
neielifabcts LAB arIoaes til $4,000.
@Daningen bar / i'm lib en- Gel al
SSernbaneitotionen / Gaming, boor
Eoeene pleieoe OF itnnie til @aibbass
eler aitens, boorfor Der par Heitai'
rant % SoteI / 6or6in0elie meo Sta.
tionen. 9ette blep ior mango ani
fiben fornnoret, os Serubaneielifabe
a%nbrnste oa BET meite al Citations.
bp~sningen poa en- Rram. flsoeoe Den
neo til Yortb Mc@resor, bpor gp5
,linsen iioen bar siort 5ieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
1Mtrhtpnu
Chen yil1ntniro \

giben Sil1ntnins. = @enomince
bar Der ct 5orilas oppe ON at bpsee
en- M Sfolebpgning til $4,000 os
Iarntloig opbGpe fire minore Sfoler
/ @pens &eiioensitrsg. Sorilasei
pnnot bog en- p6erit torpelig Eililut-
ning, ioet fun A - fire - Stemmer
faiteoes for oct, men 0erimoO 240
imo6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
3tprn Dakota.

@uot Susials. Geo @abpctpn
par Der ON @orgenen Sen 22oe os.
tire BONNER Sne pao Warseu ~ Sen
pcobiep iremoeIeS at iaIoe. Scttc par
Gin.crcns 'sritc Sne, ibet Tarfernc
ier tar belt bare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-27
Were cno aue anore.

Or. 6. .. gsasuer. Golbpater, Wid.
SsifGrebe: Oct CT mig en- @labe at anbcfaIe DC
res @bite &tne OF Tar Sprup iDm ct ~nbnierist
SoftemieesI. SpIsts burttst ct gros uneer @sauti
TOR anr; iuseu brast tiIbase. SeIesr mere af bette
eno noget SoftemtobeI. SoIste ct 7ufu til en- at
mine aunber. 9Grbsbiet, q. g. CHAPMAN.
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the lake is practically bottoqnless,
pound lass. After worrying the fish
for a while, ne finally pulled it to the
edge of the boat and reached over to
pull 1t out Of the water by the gill.
when Mrs. Johnson also leaned over
to see the big catch. With both or
them on one side, the small boat cap
sized. Mrs. Joinson went completely
under but Mr.. Jolnson held onto the
edge OF the inverted boat and remain
ed with head and shoulders out of
the W ater. Mrs. Johnson luckily came
up within his reach and, was resc ned
after a hard struggle, Mrs. Johnson
being u7able to swim and both being
hampered VITA their wateT~soaLed
clothing. Mr. johnson lost his fine
outfit OF tackle, his minnow bucket
and 1ninnows and two nice bass he
had already caught. Seeing his pole
rushing through the water fifty yards
away, ne tnrned the boat right side
up rescued the oars and after a chase
recaptMad and landed the five poun-
der that had caused the trouble leav-
ing Mrs. Juhnson for the time on u
big rock Neither Mr.. and Mrs. John
son caught cold from the plunge. Mr..
Johnson bruised one nand severely.
however. in helping Mrs. Johnson out
of the water onto the boulder. The
horror stricken spectators on the op
posite side of the lake received the
worst shock of all.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
ANOTHER
BIG GAS FIND

Another big find of gas has been
made at Dayton, making the third gas
well struck in that field, one of which,
the Hammond well, has both gas and
oil. additional to a good flow of ar
tesian water. The discovery was
made in a prospect well that is being
drilled by Biglow. VINO brought in
both of the formerly discovered gas
producers. The well is the property
Of George Frisch, upon wnose land
the well is located. The discovery was
made on Friday. the 18th. at two o.
clock in the morning. For some reas-
on the report was not sent to Roswell
until Saturday NIGHT.
The drillers were down over 500
feet and had already found a small
artesiaa water stream that flowed an
inch and a half over the surface
Wien the drill passed through hard
carboniferous stratum the drillers
noticed a sudden upheaval that threw
the water high In tte air. Then came
the rush of gas. which caught fire WITH
an explosion from a lantern. setting
fire to the derrick. The rig was part
" destroyed before the drillers could
get cont.sal of the situation. The own
er. who left the day before. on a
death message calling him TO Nebras
ka, was telegrapaed for instructions
relative to the gas.
The new well is said to have a f1ow
of gas from two to three times as
great as the gas we'll of the Dayton
Oil Company, which was the first oEe
discovered and attracted so much at
tention. The Dayton we'll was brought
in about a year and a half ago. The
pressure in it nas increased steadily
since that time. now running between
three and four hundred pounds to the
square inch The flow of the Dayton
we'll is now great. however. being a.
bout sufficient to supply the town of
Dayton. Pipe is on the ground to pipe
this gas to Dayton. but has not been
laid.
The second well is the Hammond
we'll, wnich not only gives water tc
irrisate a big farm, but pumps about
"a barrels of oil per day. IT has enough
gas 10 run the pumping machinery
The Giant Oil & Gas Company. of
Roswell, is putting down a prospect
well in the center of these locations
which Is now down 100 feet. This
company owns land on three sides Of
the F-isch farm, where the new well
Is located ald holds hand all through
the Dayton oil and gas field. The
Frisch wei! will DE lowered still deep
er.
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Mr.. CHASE AND MRS.
OWENS ARE MARRIED.

A wedding I'm which the people OF
Roswell will take much interest ow
ing to the prominence OF the high con
tracing parties, was that of Mr.. r.
A. A Chase and Mrs. Solon B. Owens.
which occurred at eight o'clock Sun
day morning. The wedding took place
at tle ho1le of Elder George Fowler,
on North Kentucky avenue, the only
attendants being the aunt of the
groom, Mrs. ID. VI. Downes, of North
Pennsylvania avenue. and George T
Wilhelm, who stood up with the con
ple. The service was one of simple
elegance. The couple were dressed in
pearl gray travelling suits and drove
from the nanse to the station, where
they left on the s:35 train on their
honeymoon trip to the East. The cou.
pie were accompanied bv Mrs. Chase's
two young gest daughters, Misses Annie
and Tommie Owens. and they wiz
spend most OF the summer on Mr..
Chase's farm at Ludlow, Vermont. Re
turning in the fall, they Will make
their home In Roswell.
The groom is one of Roswelrs fore
most musicians and has been popular
IN musical ard social circles since
coming iiere a year ago. Mrs. Owens
has resided in Roswell a number OF
years, since the purchase OF the beau
tiful Ow ems irrigated ranch east OF
town. Their friends wish them every
happiness.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
ROOSEVELT ARRIVES IN LON
DON FOR FUNERAL OF KING

' London. England, May 16.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt, special ambassador IL
the funeral of King Edward VII. ar
rived in London this morning and was
received by King George at Marlbor-
ouga House and later visited the
throne room in Buckingham Palace
where the body of the late monarch
Is lying in state.
The entrance to the city OF tie dis
tinguished American was a quiet one
and in marked contrast with his ap
pearance at other European capitals
and with what would have been made
of the Occasion here but for the death
of the British ruler.
Ia the course of the forenoon Mr.
Roosevelt called on the Duke and
Duchess of Coananght.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
GUN Ano RAzok FIGHT
HAS A FATAL RESULT.

Tacoma, Wash. May 16.-One man
viii die. another fs seriously wound
ed and four othert are fugitives from
Justice as the rdsult of a gun and
razor fight ar,cng six Italians on the
street here yestetday. They quarrel
ed over a base tail game. Antonio
Paronessa was riSdled with buckshot
from n gun in thd hands of Vito Ber-
tncci. the aged fttaer of Natli Ber-
tncci. VINO had betn attacked by Par
on-=sa with a razfr- Young Bertucci.
who has a six-iuch razor slash just
over his heart. is. very weak froS' loss
of blood.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
OIL. STOVE SETS FIRE
TO HOUSE ON RICHARDSON

noon came from the home of r. E
McElhannon at sos North Richardson
avenue. An oil stove, probably leak
ing was discovered in a mass of fame
II had set fire to the " all of the pali
try in which 1t was setting. Mrs. Nc
Elhannon bravely wrapped the stove
In a quilt and craried 1t ont while
burning. scorching her hair and face
and inhalins the fumes while so do
ing. Neigllbors put out the fire inside
the panfray before the department ar
rived. Tue damage was slight The
house is the property of Dr.. w. C
Buckley.
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FIRED ON ACCOUNT OF
THE CLAWS CHARGES

Washington. May 16.-Frederick
NJ. Kerby, d stenographer in the of
flee of the Secretary of the Interior,
wno on Saturday issued a statement
REGARDING the Lawler memorandum
on the CLAWS charges to the President
was discharged from the government
service by Secretary Ballinger TODAY
The Secretary's letter of dismissal
had a sting in it. The Secretary told
Kerby ne was unworthy to remain
in the service The fact that your
treacaery is futile cannot mitigate
the character of your offense."
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ern steers, 4.75@7.75: southern COWS
S-50N BE. native cows and heifers
3-6Ofa i.35; stockers and feeders. 400
Ge.26; bulls, 4.2046.25: calves. 3.75
NS.Oe; western steers. 5.50@S.00:
western cows, 4.30G $50.
Hog receipts. 5000. Market 10 cts
lower. Bulk of sales. 9.2O@9.35; hea-
Wy. s.3OG9.40: packers and butchers
:-20G9 IS; light. 9.1OG9.35; pigs, $50
$3.50
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market weak
TO ten cents lower. Muttons. 5.2567.-
so: lambs, 7.0Od900; fed western
wethers and vearlings, 5.75@s.OO: fed
western ewes. 5.25G70O.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
FOR. VISIT OF
GOVERNOR

An unofficial program has beer
made out of the events of public in
terest during the coming visit of Gov
%. Fourteen people will be in the Gov
ernor's party and they will be met
at Torrance with four or FIVE of the
largest autos of the city The party
viii reach Roswell at 4 80 Monday
evening, from which time the follow
ing program will be carried out:
Monday, May %.
1880 p m.-Salute by Battery "A.
S:3e p. 1n-Reception ut Arpory
The whcle public Invited
Tuesday, May "a.
9.40 m.-Salute to Governor by
cadets OF n. NJ. NJ. I.
AZ a. n-Hrill by cadets.
11:00 4. m-I1spection by General
Rrookes.
1900 m.-Lunch.
500 p. m-Escort of Colors
$50 D. m.--Battalion reviewed by
Governor and STAFF.
$3.50 p. n.-Smoker for Governor af
Commercial Club.
1O:0op.- m.-Ban at Institute. Onvi
tation.)
wednesday, May IS.
10 90 a. 1;.-Street parade by Bat
terry "A and cadets
1900 m. to 400 p. m.-Lunch at
Country Club. for guests and the Club
members.
$50 p. m-Gra1uating parade.
$3.50 p. m.-Graduating exercises
Public invited.
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Lloyd Anderson 10 Dead.

W. w. Anderson yesterday recefv-
ed a telegram bringing the sad news
Of rhe death of his grandson. Lloyd
Andersen, son on MIR. and Mrs Levi
Anderson. formerly of this city and
of Willard, N. NJ. His death occurred
at seven O'Clock Sunday morning at
Polaries, Ariz., where mis- parents
have resided about two years. The
little fellow was five years and eight
months old. The caase OF death was
not stated.
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tional singingsand made a very favor.
able impression. He nas a wonder
full vaice. butI more wonderful is his
control of it.
At last nights meeting the pastor.
DIR. hiletus H.iMcDowell. preached on
God" and gate a very clear and for
cible sermon IN the folly of believing
that mortals chn go through life with
out the propef recognition of the Gre
ator. and without the proper respect
for Him.
A haptis-naf service followed tae
sermon.
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PERU AND ECUADOR ON
THE VERGE OF A WAR

Lima. Peru. May 16.-War between
Peru and Ecuador is aprarently near
at hand. A government transport car.
rying a regiment of artillery. nos
pital corps and a big cargo of ammu.
milton and other supplies sailed today
for Tumhcz Pertuon, on the north
west coast of Peru. not far from the
northern boundary.
Official advices from AyaSacs, just
south of Ecuador on the frontier, say
the troops of Ecuador can be seen
approaching
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
Jack Davis Accused Cow Theft.

Fred Higgins, of the New Mexico
Mounted Police, on Saturday evening
brought In Jack Davis, who had been
arrested out at Iovington. N. NJ, on
the charge of stealing a cow for beef
from Jim Anderson. Davis waived
preliminary hearing and was bound
over to the next grand jury under
bond of $3.50 by Justice A j. Wolter
Davis is a wei! known broaco-buster
who has ridden in many contests here
and has numerous friends in Roswell
and ,ove- the county. His father. out
on the plains is an old timer and
well known citizen of means. Jack
gave bond without any trouble.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-16
HYDE. LIFE
SENTENCE

Kansas City, Mo-. May 16--Dr. II.
G.. HYDE was found guilty at 25 this
morning of numbering Colonel Thom-
as III. Swope. His punishment was fix
ed by t.le jury at life imprisonment.
"Oh, Clarke" cried Mrs. Hyde when
the verdict was read by Judge Lat
shaw. tSne threw her arms around
her husbands neck and wept silently.
Then she patted nin on uhe cheek
Mr.. Hyde sat pale and motionless.
He looked firmly at Judge Datshaw
while the verdict was being read. As
the words imprisonment i'm the state
penitentiary during his natural life"
We're pronounced his ewes turned to
the floor.
Don't worry. dearie." said his wife
is she clasped him in her arms. Mrs.
Popkin and Miss Laura Hyde. the sis
tiers of the physician, were mIch dis
treesed but tried to comfort Mrs
Hyde
II haven't lost hope" declared DIR,
Hyde.
Within ten minutes after the yer
dict was returned in open court. the
physician was on his way to his cell
Mrs. HYDE was extremely weak and
remained i'm the court room for some
time. Mrs. Logan G. Swope was not
in the court room when the jury re-
ported.
The physician will be sentenced i'm
open court Thursday or Friday. The
law allows the defense four days in
which to file a motion for a new trial
Treat that prisoner the same as
any other" Judge Latshaw ordered
County Marshal Maves. Give him
few privileges and no luxuries."
II will file a molten for a new trial
and will then take an appeal" said
Frank r Walsh, chief counsel for
DIR. Hyde.
The verdict came unexpectedly
Every attorney in the case had given
up hope of the jury. which had been
out since Friday night, coming to an
agreement. The news that a verdict
had been reached spread rapidly ana
soon every available inch of the court
room was occupied. The court ordered
the marshal to arrest amy one making
a demonstration and the verdict was
received in silence. The crowd heard
1t and then arose land trooped out of
the room.
Wnen the news lof the verdict was
telephCned to Mrs. lSwope at Independ-
ence, she Shrieked and dropped the
receiver. She refushd to make a state
ment.
It is the belief OF the court attaches
that the supreme lcoIrt will be una
BILE 10 reach DR.. Fyde's case for at
least a wear. In tha meantime the pris-
oner may he kept in the county 1ait
or sent to the suake prison at Jeffer.
SON City.
The Missouri l3w prohibits the
courts from admitting convicted
murderer to bail.
To Mande, the pet cat OF Deputy
Marshal Joe Stewart, which has one
milk,white eye, tire superstitious folk
about the court house attIaibute DIR.
Ayde's conviction 1t is said taat ev-
cry accused murderer the cat has
walked around in the last FIVE years
has been convicted. Last Friday, the
18th of the month. she circled DIR.
Hyde three times.
"I knew he was doomed when
saw Maude go around him." said
Stewart