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Roswell Daily Record, 05-28-1908 H University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Roswell Daily Record, 1903-1910 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-28-1908 Roswell Daily Record, 05-28-1908 H. E. M. Bear Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/roswell_record_news Recommended Citation Bear, H. E. M.. "Roswell Daily Record, 05-28-1908." (1908). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/roswell_record_news/1450 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Roswell Daily Record, 1903-1910 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. U WMLY VOLUME 6. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1908 NUMBER 76 sprained. land banker, to five years in prison Fireman Hewett has a sprained an and to pay a fine of $576,034. Ross TRAINS MET kle and bruises about the collar bone GEN. LEE was recently convicted of wrongful WILL STAND and shoulder. conversion of state school funds in None of. the other enginemen and his capacity as president of the Title none of the trainmen were hurt. Guarantee and Trust Company. HEADS FIRST An incident of the collision which IS DEAD More High Finance. TOGETHER shows how light was the shock, is Pittsburg, Pa., May 28. An involun told of Conductor Campbell going tary petition in bankruptcy was filed through the passenger train after the late yesterday in the U. S. Court collision to see df any person was against Geo. W. MacMullen & Co., seriously hurt, and finding two ba- stock brokers. It is stated that the v NIGHT PASSENGER AND STOCK bies that were fast asleep as if noth COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF UNIT- liabilities reach $1,800,000. The assets DEMOCRATIC SENATORS AGREE f TRAIN COLLIDED AT CUMBER- ing had occurred. ED CONFEDERATE VETER- are about $350,000 less. TO UNITE IN OPPOSITION LAND LAST NICHT. The passenger engine. No. 0234 ANS PASSES AWAY. TO CURRENCY BILL. was the smaller of the two, and its Notice to .the Public front end pierced the front end of The public is hereby warned that 9 L the larger one to a depth of two feet. the City Ordinance prohibiting driv Both front ends or "smoke boxes" ing over the fire hose with any kind were demolished, as also were the HE DIED MORNING of vehicle will be strictly enforced. INJURIES WERE SLIGHT pilots. Both frames and tank rails THIS This applies to fires or practice. WILL NOT FILIBUSTER were broken. Some of the journals This ordinance was violated yester- were sprung and both cabs were day by a prominent citizen driving an more or less wrecked. Not a wheel automobile over the hose on Third left the rails, although the fronts of street near the Roswell Creamery, but Member of Both Engine Crews the two engines jumped upward a Long Career of One of the Three Sur- he was not arrested on account of the The Democrats Will Merely Register Jumped After Taking Al! Precau- foot or two. only to settle on the viving Lieutenant Generals of the intervention of the Mayor. This will Views Against the Aldrich-Vreelan- d Only Scratch- track again. The couplings between Confederacy. Attended a Reunion not be overlooked again. All persons Their tions and Bruises and Compromise Measure and Result. One Passenger Had His engines and tenders were crushed. of G. A. R. Veterans, After Which take warning. es Cast Votes Against It. Con 4 Lip Damage Engines Esti- The cars were uninjured, with the ex- a Collapse Came Causing Death. CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT. Their CSt. to gress to ARdjourn Soon. mated at Three Thousand Dollars. ception of a few boards being jarred off the side of an old cattle car. TWO AMERICANS AND ONE The tralnload of cattle was on its ENGLISHMAN KILLED. way from Pecos City to pasture in Mexico City, May 28. Two Ameri- Colorado. Vicksburg, Miss., May 28. General cans and one Englishman were killed After the collision an engine was Stephen D. Lee, commander in chief by bandits near Coachinia, one of the Washington, May 2S. Fifteen Dem- The south bound passenger train NEIGHBOR GAYLE. sent from Roswell and pulled the of United Confederate Veterans, mining camps of the Greene Copper ocratic senators, all that remain in which left Roswell on rfime at ten the The above is a first class likeness of F. P, (Neighbor) Gayle, passenger equipment, entirely unin died his home here at six o'clock Co., near Dolores, Chihuahua, is the the city, conferred for one and a half o'clock last night, collided head-o- n at who is a candidate for to the office of Probate Clerk, jured, back to this station. The pass- this morning. report received by the British consul hours today and agresd that they with a north-boun- d stock train of fif- engers remained over night and In this city yesterday, but no details to an office he has filled to the entii satisfaction of the people of here General Lee was one of sur would stand together in opposition teen loads draw a quarter p three county terms, ls accommodating gentleman- in the went south on made-u- are given. Aldrich-Vreelan- d Chaves for several lie 'a train about viving the compromise cur- mile north of Cumberland City at noon today. damaged engines lieutenant generals of the ly and accurate. He has always been alfve to the Interests of The Over-exertio- rency Many of them will sneak Confederacy. n bill. -- about 10:20 last night. The collision were brought to South Spring last Thurs Chaves county and the entire Pecos Valley: find, station day in &(&&&& against the bill, but there is nothing resulted from a misunderstanding of early morning, the ceremonies attending the with his means in aiding every benevolent and worthy enterprise. this and the cattle vet- to indicate that the opposition will and a n as reunion of Iowa and Wisconsin COMFORT. no case charity ever appealing to him in vain. As a train orders train was allowed to proceed on its EYE tHke the form of a filibuster. The ab- of result he head- erans of the G. A. R. at Vicksburg enjoyed by wearing poor office, Is poor man to the distance of the electric way. Later the engines were brought Is sence of such inclination is best illus- was a man when he went into the and a on two engines. Luckily no brought about his illness. Following warm hand-clas- p lights the to Roswell for repairs. glasses fitted by a specialist. by prediction the con- still. The cheerful word and hearty that he has person the reception of the Northern visit eyes trated the after own, was seriously hurt and the An investigation of the collision Your examined free. ference that "congress will probably for everybody, characteristics peculiarly his have justly were few. princi- ors, in which General Lee took a DR. name "Neighbor" Gayle, which is a household minor injuries The will be held here late this afternoon. HUNSBERGER. be able to adjourn tomorrow, certain earned for him the pal damage was two en- leading part, he suffered an attack county. a of Old School, done to the when the real cause probably will be Zink's Jewelry Store. ly not Sunday." This opin- word all over the He is Democrat the to of acute indigestion. Later he rallied, later than any gines, amounting, it is estimated, learned. Permanent Location. ion was expressed by several Demo and should lie be elected, no one will have fears as to the $3,000, and in the loss of time to the but yesterday afternoon he collapsed proper discharge of the duties of this important 'office. and grew gradually worse six crats. tralnload of cattle. -- until 3 o'clock this morning, when he died. La Follette's position was consid The passenger train, under Conduc- 3 DR. A. E. O'FLAHERTY. He was born in South Carolina in FORMER CONGRESSMAN ered, and the question arose whether tor Frank McDaniel, with Brakeman 3 Physician and Surgeon, 119 to 1833. He graduated from West Point FROM TEXAS DEAD. or not it would be advisable stand Ivey, and pulled by engine No. 0234, W. 2nd St., 'Phone 344. sHould to an guessing contest ton, Boude Cooley, Cole Holmes, and at the breaking out of the Civil San Antonio, Tex., May 28. Moses by him if he be disposed advertisement with Kngineer .V. O. McCollum and Special attention given the Longstreet Hull, 3 war resigned from the U. S. Army Lycurgus Boau- prolong the fight against adoption of in which Miss .Mildred Martin won Rollins Brown, Dick Fireman Holder Hewett, left Roswell of tuberculosis by Brooks, formerly of 3 treatment and entered the Confederacy. He mont, the conference report on the bill. The first prize, a box of crystalized fruit Winston, Willie Lewis, Wood lawn with combination baggage and mail -- died here last night after a lin 3 Wright system of immuni- army discussion did not result in a decision and won a Saunders, Paul Byrd, Damon King coach, smoker and chair car about served with the Confederate in gering illness. He served in the leg- Willie Lewis the booby, zation. Virginia An- - but the sentiment appeared to bq ytick of Ice cream and Marshall Atkinson. half filled. It was running at no until after the battle of islature from Augustine county, where candr. and cake lietam, when he was made a brigadier he was born, and also one term in against that course.
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