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New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

folk. 20 the Old Dominion IS CO. with pass>
gers and mdse- Left Quarantine at SO n
Steamer LuZon (AuSl). Sicolai0f June
Constantinople 10 and Algiers IS in baIlzz
vessel 10 master. Arrived at the Bar az pz
Steamer CaIabrta CBrl. Leghorn June :
Naples % and Palermo so. 20 Henderson 5r-
with s cabin and 463 stserage passengers 4
mdse- Arrived at the Bar ar
Steamer Grenada (Br). Trinidad July 4
Grenada Z, 10 the Trinidad Shipping and Ira
ing Co. with IS passengers. mails and u3
Arrived at The Bar At ! ? n
Barbados I. Martinique and Dominica
GUadeloupe and Antigua 5, St kits and
Outerbrtdgs & Co. with ~ passing lxt
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 20 Pr
Steamer Ince Bank tBrl. GUANTANAMO =
Z. 70 the Nunson SIS Line, with sugar Arr
AT the Bar AZ m.
Steamer Stavangers1 (Sorl- Baracoa july
70 the Atlantic Fruit Co Arrived at re
Steamer Falls Of Nth OBJ. Busnos Ayz
June Is, Saint Lucia July 5 ard Norfolk s. :
H Winchester & Co, IN ballast Ar-tvsc
The Bar AT p m
Steamer windermers CBr). Tuspan July
70 the Munsou SIS Line. with MAHOGANY
rived az the Bar aU 7:SO 2 n
Steamer Gralgewood CBr). Cardenas u
& Co. with sugar Arrived az the Bar a.
Steamer PennsyIvania CGe-J. Hamburg u
3. to the Ham mburg-Ams-ican Line. wirh %
sengers and udss- Twelve miles east ot -
Island al 1908 n
Steamer Bertha (Nor). Port Autoutos % Z;
Quarantine az 1880 D m
Steamer Deutschland fC+erl, RCttercae
Passed in Sandy Hook at 10 - D r
steamer Huron. Jacksonville Fassea
Sandy Hook at 1910 D m
sandy Hook, :, July Il. $50 Tvs
south; hsht breeze clear light sea 49,
Steamer City OF Everett, Boston. 20 p
Ruprecht Left Quarantine at 5-2S
Steamer Millinocket. Stockton. Ne with FAR
TO the~Great Northern Paper Co. Lett CuaT@
tine al eco a m
Steamer FlorizeI (B-l st Johns y 2, July
and Halifax 10. to Bowring & Co with A ~
sengers and mdse- Arrived at the Bar s.
a m
Steamer EI Paso. Galveston JULY : 70
Southern Pacific Co, with nndse- Lett ousrs
tine al 12-2o n
Steamer IngeIfrgen Ger. Genoa June
Seville 26 and Lisbon 80. 70 ths Cans s. =
with mose- Arrived az the Bar al Il - ! ,
steamer Monroe. from Norfolk ard NsNP
News South OF the Highlands at 4-1S 2 n
Passed in Sandy Hook az $40 ? n.
SAILED.
Steamers Cimbria CBr), Fernandins; ., - s
lGer). Newport News: OcuulSse. BrunsTss
jamestown, Norfolk and Newport News, -, s
nee. Philadelphia, Ia Bretsgne tF'rl- 'Ha
George Washington (CSsr}. B-sr1ea.
Giovanni {1tal). Palermo and Naples; HesS---
BIZ, Buenos Ayres; Rosario di GeorSio - - <
Port Antonio; Manuel Calvc tSpanl. 49,
Anttlla (Cubanl. Guantanamo. etc CnL.--s
Merida, Havana Winnie tBrl. ~, &
Cac1que (Br), Perth AmbOy. CITY u Save1--,l
savannah sabine. Galveston El Dora-o,s -
weston; Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport - -
United states naval collier AoarendA -
Out Of Quarantine at 1:5s a m
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
KILLED IN FALL FROM TREsTLE.

The death roll in connection with the
building of drydock No. in the navy yard
in BROOKLYN was increased by one yester-
day forenoon, when John Wilson. an en-
ploye of the contractors who are doing the
work. fell from trestle into the excava-
ton. a distance of thirty feet Wilson lived
at Park avenue and u6th street This Is
the fourth fatal accident which has oc-
Cured since the dock was started. and
there have been several cases Of injury and
narrow escapes from death.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BANK OF ENGLAND RETrrBN

London. July 1.-THE weekly return OF
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased f1SO, 900
circulation decreased f292. $50. bullion de-
creased fl2,1S0, other securities decreased
Il, ,o29,n5, other deposits decreased f. S6S, ,OOn
public deposits decreased L, ,996, ,0l0 and gov
ernment securities were unchanged. The
proportion of the banks reserve to nabiIi-
ues Is now o0.30 per cent, against IS. 40 per
cent last week, and compares with a de-
cLne from 62A per cent to 4S5s per cent in
TINS week last year. The rate Of discount is
unchanged at per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PoH1s


southampton. July l+-Teutonic tBr>. Ne"
via Plymouth and CherbOurg- I'd -,.ses.
Boulosne. July IA , n-Ritudsssa 5sr
New York for Rotterdam (and proSess'e -.
Naples. july IL. a m-Pr1nzess lreass@1f
New York tand proceeded Tor tssneSl, - 4
colombo and Hons konS- 80 -,
Valparaiso. July 1A-Melderskin t\ort NeN
VIA Punta Arenas a
Suez. july 14-PIanet Mars tRrl. Ca4cuse
- colombo for Boston and New l9IA V-,~s I
Nioraltar. July 1S-Amertca UtAN. New -
NaDles and Genoa .rsl
Manchester. July tS-Caucastan (Brf. Foft =
via Norfolk -
Avonmouth. July 14-Camnlo CBr1. New ~ -
LiNerIool. July Potomac CBr), New q, - -
N9pe Town. July i2-Afghan Prince tN'''
Fremantle July is-Helredals tErl. New
via Port Natal
Hun july IS-BuIalo CBrN. View YorN VS.
aANre. July 1S-La Provence tFr'. New
SAILED
Naples. July IS s p nl-Duca di Geneva
New York -. 81
Queenstown, July Il. 12.Ss , Gl-.s,11ss GlAar,<se a
York
Gibraltar. July a-Silverdals (sr, New VS.
calcutta, july 12-IIchtenfelS Ger, Nss,sca NsN
hinSston. July L. 3 m-PrinE So
tGer>. New York.
Tyne July lS-ramarac tBrl. New 1o5"
fsIa July l2-CearenSe tBFl. New fo4N
PASSED
sasTes July 1S-Lazio Utap New Ca 1es Is
IAiladelphta for Genoa. Indrav ell t-
- York for Hong Kong and shanghai 49, II
York ~
81 Helena. July l4-FrankdaIe tBr). New .
Ior Asioourne. Sydney. etc.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
JOHNSON GOING TO LONDON

Jack johnson will be seen at Hammer
STEMS Roof Garden for another week, owing
TO the large crowds that he has drawn since
his first appearance, last Monday. After
that Johnson viii leave this city for Lon
don. where he is to exhibit at Covent Car
den.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
CHINESE COMMENCEMENT TO-DAY

The second commencement exercises OF
the Chinese Public School. Mott street, VIII
be held at l o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BROKERS' PLEAD NOT GUILTY
Sederq7list, Curtis and Barry Accused
of Maintaining Bucketshops.

Boston, July 1z.-Arthur 3 Sederouist
Harry 2. Curtis and John z Barry Of the
defunct firm OF Sederquist. Barry & Co. Of
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Mail Vessel
Nessel. For. Line closes sails
P Wtllem III, Hayti RDWL II 90 a N 7 % = =,
Vtgilancia. Nassau, Ward. 1900 m 9-no = =,
Span Prince. Rio Janetro. PIT. 1900 m 9-A0 N
fIuoe[t; are; ooGIn -lZOO m 800
s1ondN ~ JaSh.SoHN!i!e, CIyoe -- 100
Monroe NorIoik' oIo DOM. -- 500 m
SATURDAY. JULY Ia
New York. Southampton Am $50 m IO.o.1 =,
Celtic, LIVERPOOL. " S.-.--..10:3O a m 200 0 m
Bermudian. Bermuda, QUE 500 a N 1000 = -
Caracas, La Guayra, Red D. $50 a m 200 -
Saratoga Havana, Ward 1000 a m 100 o n,
Pr Joachim, Jamaica, H-A. II 90 a m I-00 = :.
Oppurg. Bahia. H-A IL 90 a n, I % = -
r de Janeiro. Para Brazilian IL 90 m 90 = -
Santiago. S Domingo. Clyde 1000 m ! % = -
Hubert, Para, Booth ---..---- 200 a M 5-0.1 -
Lapland- Antwerp. Red Star IT.00 = -
Ntnnea polls, London, Au Tr 5.ON . -
Arcona, Naples. ItaI. 1I.o0 : ~
Furnessia- Glasgow, Anchor. 9-SS = -
Berlin. Naples, y G. L.. yT-So - -
Cincinnati, Hamburg. Ham II
c Of st Louis. Savannah, Saw oOo,
Denver. Galveston. Mallory. 100 ~ ~
Arapahoe. Jacksonville. CLYDE - 10 "a ni
MONDAY. JULY Is
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
AMERICAN TEL. AND TEL.

The American Telephone and Telegram
company and associated holding and on
ing independent or sub-license Companies
report for the month OF May and five
months ended May 81, 1910, with all duplf-
cations, including interest, dividends and
otner payments TO the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company excluded com
pared as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

San Francisco. July 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT sor-rHERN-

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
1910 1909 1908
1st week in July s73,503 s63.3s4 s5s, 361
CHICAGO & ALTON
list week IN July S235. 159 S25502 s243,531
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS &. TEXAS Pa
CIFIC-
1st week In July s162.951 s140,62o s127.014
MOBILE & OHIO
Number of miles Lila lila -
Ist week in July s1T3,e52 $3.50 325 $3.50, 800
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
1st week in July $685. ,159 s71027 $50. .s33
INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT.
dncluding both divisions)
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

-hV~I4
Destination and steamer Clos. - -,
Hawan wa San Franciscol-Lurline To-dav, 3 a.
= 'aean, Corea, China (v1a Tacoma)- '
u Tr,.- -,
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MoNnAx uuvo
TRANSpACIETC.

Panama, Crtstohal. Panama. IL 30 a-ho
Drumclir,e. Bs Ayres, H'ston 90 a n, - 10 =, -
SURNAME. Pararnaribo. DWI.11:OO a m I,No n =,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Sunrise 4:4O; sunset, 7:30; moon sets. -
moons age, g.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

Decrease
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-24
The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 24.-Cattle
receipts. 1900, including 400 south
erns. Market ten cents lower. Native
steers, 4.55G7.1O: southern steers, A.
2566.00: southern cows. 2.7544.50;
native cows and heifers, 2.604 800;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 5.25; bulls,
s.2565.O0; calves. 3.75@S.75; western
steers, 4.50G6.5O; western cows, 800
@5.00.
Hog receipts, 10000. Market five
cents lower Bulk of sales, S.l5GS.45; !;
heavy, S.4OGs.50: packers and butch
ers, s20dS.45; light. soGQS-35; S pigs,
6.7567.75-
Sheep receipts. 1000. Market to
10 cents lower. Muttons, 4.75M6.OO;
lambs, -.O06S.5O: fed western wethers
and yearlings. 5.O0G7.50; fed western
ewes, 4-75dS5.75.
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PROBING
HIGH PRICES

Chicago. Jan. 24.-The work of pre-
pairing tae case of the government
against the big packing concerns in
this city, was begun in earnest in the
United states district court today be-
fore Judge Laadis. A special Federal
grand jury was selected To hear the
evidence and to decide whether indict.
nents should be returned.
Ever, precaution was taken to keep
the id nifty of the Witnesses secret.
A large number of secret service op-
orators has apparently been brought
here from other cities.
The widespread agitation against
the high price of meat made itself
felt here today when pork declined
from 67l6 to 771A per cent from Sat
urday's closing figures. Other products
showed declines.
Also investigating in New York.
New York, Jan. 24.-Now York is
in the thick of the fray for a reduction
in the cost of living. A grand jury in
vestigation into the meat question is
pending and tle Prosecutors inquiry
into the cold storage situation has be
gun.
Meetings in protest of the high
prices of foods has been called and
the pledges to abstain from meat are
being numerously signed.
The grand jury today also began
an inquiry into the milk situation, to
learn whether New Workers are pay
ing nine cents a quart for milk be
cause of combine greedy for bigger
profit.
May stop Shipping Live Stock.
Kansas City, Jan. 24.-Buyers rep
resenting the packers were at the
stock yards early today TO take advan-
tage of any reductions in the prices
of live stock, but there was no unus
ual change in quotations. 1t is said to
be the purpose of the packers to lay
In a big supply of live stock should
the prices fail. but the farmers and
ranchers. it is said, will stop shipping
should the meat boycott have any af
feet on prices at the stock yards.
Practically all the labor unions In
the city have now enlisted in the cru
sade against high prices.
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SANTE FE FIREMAN KILLED
INSTANTLY NEAR CLOVIS.

Clovis. N. NJ, Jan. 20.-A. NJ. Lev
crete, n Santa Fe fireman, was in
stantly killed here at O'Clock to-
night, by being run over by a south
bound train. When last seen alive
Leverete was standing beside a pas
senger train bidding good bye to a
friend who was leaving town. The
manner in which Leverete net his
death will probably never be known
as his body was not discovered until
the engineer of a following train saw
it as he was pulling into the yards.
rhe body had been dragged a consid-
cradle distance from the station. Lev
crete worked on freight trains be-
tween Clovis and Vaughn. His home
is said to be in Fort Worth, Texas,
and an effort will be made to locate
his relatives there. A coroner's in
quest will he held tomorrow and it
is hoped that the mystery surround
ing the mans death will be cleared
up.
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LITTLE MINNIE'S OPERA
TION WAS A SUCCESS.

Little Minnie the ward of the Cnil-
dren's Home Society, was operated on
At Albuquerque Saturday morning. the
purpose of the operation being to
straighten her deformed feet ana
ankles. A telegram to the Record
from DIR. c. E. Lukens states that the
operation was a success and taaI the
doctors predict that little Minnie will
be able to walk for the first time in
her life about next Christmas. The
operation was almost bloodless, but
Lhe treatment in bending into position
the twisted feet and ankles will cover
almost a year of time and will be
very tedious. The society mas received
1925 in donations for the care of the
child and it will cost about s400 be
fore she will be in condition to be
placed in a nome.
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liars Bay, Wis, will have enough da-
ia to compute the orbit of this new
celestial wanderer. I'VE saw it first
observatory today, but it was then
20 low il tle sky that our telescopes
couldn't reach it readily. In order to
-ompute its orbit it is necessary to
nave observations on at least three
different days, and then, owing
. the fact that it appears SO early il
the evening, when few other stars are
visible, 1t is difficult to measure its
position exactly.
THE statement that it's tail appear.
ed about tlree feet long is a bit mis-
leading. Its tail, in all probability, is
between 3 and degrees long-that
is, it is about three or four times the
suns diameter.
1T is important of course, to get
accurate observations of the comet.
II will probably be visible for as long
as a week to come. Other comets have
appeared suddenly in this way. They
slip in close to the sun and are thus
aard to see"
Observations in Rome.
Rome, Italy, Jan. 21.-The director
of the Government observatory last
Tuesday located a comet close to the
sun and identified it as the one seen
from johannesburg and other points
IN Africa. The same comet was seen
at the Vatican observatory and also
at Naples.
The orbit of the new comet appears
to be erratic, and it's movements are
therefore unknown. For this reason
the astronomers. beyond announcing
the fact of it's appearance. are unwill
ing to give any further Information un.
til they nave compiled careful obser-
vations AID calculations
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SITE SELECTED FOR THE
NEW BRIDGE AT ARTESIA

Artesia, ". NJ, Jan. 24.-The com
mittee, consisting of s. +. Ferrer,
Gayle Talbot, Jas. ID. Whelan, s. w.
Gilbert and Olin Ragsdale, from the
Commercial club; j. T. Patrick and
/. r. Daniels. also County Surveyor
Cunningham, went out to the river on
last Monday morning to select a site
for the bridge to be built across the
Pecos river at once. A site about
three miles from town was selected.
The material is on the ground and
the men are at work. So it is only
a question of a short time until the
plains country will be accessible to
Artesia and vice versa, an automobile
road already having been laid out.
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DEPARTMENT MADE FINE
TIME, BUT FOUND NO FIRE

The fire alarm at 7.3O Satufiay
night was sent in from the Capitol
Barber Shop on Main street and the
department made a record-breaking
run, reaching the scene. laying line
Of hose and being ready to throw
water before the bell quit ringing.
But the fire amounted to nothing and
was put out before they got there.
The wall paper had caught afre from
water heater and the BARRIERS put
out the flames. Waiter Goldsmith was
four blocks away. eating supper, when
the bell sounded. Although ne is
slightly crippled at present. ne ran
to the fire house, hitched the second
team and started to the fire before
the bell stopped.
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LAND GRAFT
CASES UP IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Jan. 24.-The land
CRAFTS nthe Northwest, which, at the
instance of Senator Till-nan, received
so much attention from Congress two
years ago and which figured SO con-
spicuously in the sharp controversy
between Mr.. Tillman and President
Roosevelt, were again today the sub
ject of discussion in the senate.
resolution was introduced by Sen
ator Chamberlain, of Oregon. calling
on the Attorney General to state if
ne had instituted suit, which two years
ago his department was directed TO
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Just a Few PostaIs,

The Pecos Valley Drug Company
has received from the Albertype Co.,
Of Brooklyn. n. Y, over 100000 pos
tai cards of scenes in and around
Roswell. consisting of twenty-five diff
ferent subjects, which were pnoto-
graphed by an official photographer
sent out by these people. The weight
Of this shipment of postals amounted
20 1000 pounds and the freight to
$1,000. The postals are neatly dis
played in the south window of the
drug company store and they are ex-
ceedingly pretty, some being finished
colors, and some in black and white
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LIBERALS INCREASED SCORE
BY SATURDAYS ELECTIONS

London. Eng, Jan. 24.-The Liberals
materially increased their score ow-
ing to today's returns from Saturdays
elections for members of parliament.
fhey retain fifteen seats previously
held out of total of seventeen con-
tests.
David M. Lloyd-George, chancellor
Of the excaequer, and author of the
budget which led to the general cleo
tions, was reelected but his majority
was 146 less than last time.
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bring to determine the rights of the
government in connection with land
grants. 1t was adopted. The lands are
Included in the grants to California
and Oregon railroad companies, and
to the old military wagon road froIa
Cook Bay to Roseburg, oregon. They
are said to be extremely valuable or
account of the timber and comprise
three million acres.
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SUGAR TRUST OFFICIAL
CLAIMS IMMUNITY BATH.

New York, Jan. 24.-Charles r..
Heike, secretary of the American Sug-
ar Refining Company. sought today
to avoid prosecution for alleged sugar
underweighing frauds, on the claim of
having taken the immunity bath.
When Heike was arraigned this morn
ing his counsel presented a plea that
his client had appeared on several
occasions before the grand jury which
Investigated the sugar frauds and was
therefore, entitled to immunity. The
court took the matter under advise
ment
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report, Observation Taken q

500 a. ns.)
Roswell, y. NJ, Jan. 24.-Tenperat-
tire, max, 72; min., 81; mean. 81.
Pre- recipitation, 0. Wind miles s. E..
Weather, clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Tonight partly cloudy and warmer.
Tuesday fair.
Extremes this date last year
Max, 6s: min, 30.
Extremes this date 16 years rec
ord Max, IS. 1903; min, 4. 1899.
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Phones 65 and A 216 North Mai1
PARSONS e. LAWRENCE
Real Estate and FIRE insurar

Notary Public.
SEE Us AT ONCE.-We have a very
desirable piece of Main Street prop
erty for sale at a bargain if bought
within the next few weeks.
AIISO.-Sone choice resident lots
on East 5th. street at a low price.
CLOSE IN.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTI.
GATE THESE PROPOSITIONS.
Ask Parsons s-----H He Knows.
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Much Damage In Switzerland.
STRANGE COMET PUZZLES
THE ASTRONOMERS.

New York. JAN 2l.-Ihe new comet
is a puzzle to astronomers. who have
vet been able to analyze the visitor.
All telescopes are now turned upon
the celestial wanderer, which is visi-
BILE for about tlirty minutes after the
sun goes down in the southwest.
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81 DEAD IN
BIG WRECK

Toronto. Ont, Jan. 24.-Thirty-one
dead. two missing and forty-six injur-
ed is tae total roll of the Spanish riv-
er disaster of Friday night. Both of
the coaches have been raised from
the river and the dead removed. There
may be a few bodies in the river, but
this the officials are not inclined to
admit
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MANY JAPANESE UNDER
ARREST IN HAWAII

Washington, Jan. 24.-Twenty-three
Japanese have been arrested on the
Hawaiian Islands under the regula-
tions preventing the destruction OF
birds plunage. They Will be turned
over to the United States marshal at
Honolulu for trial
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patronage is due those wAo are open
ly striving to make Roswell the best
place I'm the great Southwest, TN which
to ives
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The Wool Market.

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 24.-Wool un
changed. Territory and western med
iuns, e562s; fine mediums. 20Q25'
fine. 12G21.
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Yerkes Observatory Busy

Chicago. H., Jan. sl.-within two
days il is expected that the scientists
at the Yerkes Observatory at viii
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tage, close in.-Address J. ]. M,
care Record. 76t2%
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Record Want Ads Result RrInsers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-27
Reward for Loyalty

Madrid, November 26.-(Special.) )-Ser- geant Jose de La Morena of the Rada- jog garrison, is the happy possessor of 8 gold watch which was presented to him by the officers and men of his com pany. It bears an inscription stating that 1t Is a reward for loyalty. According to the "Correspondencia Militar," Gen. Jose Macon, the military governor of Badajoz, was informed that since the establishment of the republic in Portu- gal some unknown conspirators had been distributing anti-miliary literature and proclamations among the soldiers, invit- ing them to revolt for Spanish re- public. The general commissioned Colo nel Ampudia to investigate the matter
 but Sergeant de La Morena, acting in accord with the indignant soldiers, kept