University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Roswell Daily Record, 1903-1910 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-3-1903 Roswell Daily Record, 11-03-1903 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, 11-03-1903." (1903). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/roswell_record_news/55 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]. 1 V The Roswell Daily Record. VOLUME 4. : Roswell, New Mexico, Tuesday Evening, November 3 1903 NUMBER 497 flection Returns Will Be Displayed To'Night In Front of The Record Office. ILLEGAL VOTING. STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS. BATTLE OF URDER Plans for the Independence of the SHE IS There Have Been Many for Arrests Isthmus on Foot. Illegal Voting in New York. Colon, Columbia, Nov. 3. There New York. Nov. 3. have There n are rumors of startling developments THE BALLOTS been many arrests for illegal voting yncT mi that plans are on foot for the inde- DEAD The arrests began early in the clay. pendence of the Isthmus. Every- ' o thing is quiet at present. The Co- THE PRESIDENT VOTES. lumbian gunboat Carthagenia arrived Good Weather Marks the Day in Almost Ev here today with several hundred ery State. He Votes Early in the Morning and DEAD WITH A ROCK TIED TO troops on board. WIDOW OF A DISTINGUISHED Then Takes a Drive. HIS BREAST. o DEMOCRAT AT REST. Oyster Bay, L. I., Nov. 3. Presi--" LADIES' DOG SHOW. dent Roosevelt cast his vote here at 9:55 o'clock this morning. Imme NEW YORK THE CENTER OF INTEREST. diately voting, accompanied by after Every Breed Known to Fanciers in Secretary Loeb and some friends HANDS ROPED BEHIND MRS. ELIZA C.HENDRICKS the List of Entries. took a drive to Sagamore Hill. The trip from Washington to Oyster Bay New York. Nov. 3. The third an A Heavy Vote is Being Polled All Over the Country, and in the was without incident. nual exhibition of the Ladies' Kennel Close States Interest is Intense. Iowa and Nebraska are the o Association of America opened to Widow Vice only states where the weather is not clear. The Evidence of a Horrible Tragedy day in Madison Square Garden un- of the Late President A HEAVY VOTE. Discovered This Morning at the Hendricks. A Woman of Much der auspicious circumstances. The Head of Spring River. Learning. Death Caused by Par. show, from press indications, will be A PERFECT DAY. claiming everytning. Cincinnati re alysis. San Francisco Takes Great Interest the most successful of its kind ever ports the weather cloudy, but no in Mayoralty. the held in this country. The total num A Big Vote is Expected in Maryland rain falling. 3 excep- - This morning a lTo::ican brought San Francisco. Nov. An ber of thoroughbred canines on ex and the Count Will be Slow. o tional heavy vote is being polled here the news to town that the dead body hibition is 1,700, and every breed Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 3. Mrs. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 3. The day GOOD WEATHER IN NEW YORK. today to great which is due the int o a man, with a rock roped to him known to fanciers is included in the is perfect and all conditions are fa- erest taken in the mayoralty contest. Eliza C. Hendricks, the widow of the was lying in the water at the head list. vorable for bringing out a big vote. Interest Intense and One Man Killed The ticket is a long one and should of Spring The entries come from every sec late Vice President Hendricks, died The ballot is unusually complicated Up to Date. vote River. the be close the result will not tion of the United States and Cana at this election, and for this reason New York. Nov. 3. day a Immediately Sheriff Higgins, Jus- at her home In this city today. Par- Election be known until iate hour. Union da, with several hundred from Great the count will be tedious and slow. in this city dawned and bright. predict tice of Peace Peacock and a coro- clear Labor leaders the election Britain, and universal Interest has alysis of long standing was the It is not improbable that the result Early this morning polling by five the was of Schmitts thousand. ner's jury accompanied by many cit- been aroused in them. Among the in this city and state will not be very heavy, not only in Demo o cause of death. Mrs. Hendricks was the izens went to the scene. The re- notable breeds are the bull terriers . known until tomorrow morning. cratic strongholds down-tow- but IT IS CLEARING UP. port of the Mexican was found to belonging to Frank and Richard Cro-ke- r, a woman of much learning. She was also in up-tow- n the precincts where Jr., French bull dogs belonging QUIET IN PENNSYLVANIA. strong. be true. born In Ohio in 1823. the fusionists are The vot- The Vote Will Probably be Heavy to Mrs. Oliver Belmont and Mrs. ing was extremely rapid. On arriving at the head of Spring During the in the Towns. Richard Harding Davis, the Spaniels Barbarous Majorities Dishearten . the early , hours election was very they body the. the Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 3. It beg.y. River found the of of the Farlington kennels and prize-- Democrats. peaceful. THE MARKETS. to clear up in eastern Nebraska this man about thirty feet from the bank winning dogs of several varieties be- Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 3. Elec- Reports from the state indicate forenoon and the chances now are in the water. He was lying with longing to Thomas F. Lawson of tion day opened clear. ' The Demo- vote very that the will be heavy. No good towns To-Day- 's for a sized vote. In the his face downward. A smooth hewn Boston. Quotations In The . more apathetic than the stormy crats 'are weather is reported. A the vote will be especially heavy. The array of classes is particular Republicans for they realize they can shooting affray rock, evidently taken from a build- Trade Centers of The is reported from o ly strong this year, notably in the not overcome the normal Republican Troy, where deputy ing here in town, was roped to his a sheriff shot ALL DEMOCRATS. Great Danes and St. Bernards, which Country. majority which is more than a hun- Philip J. Riley who refused to remain chest, and the same held his hands were not satisfactorily represented CHICAGO. Nov. 3. Cattle slow. dred thousand. They do not antic- the prescribed distance from the Mississippi Has the Right Kind of securely behind him. The body was at the previous shows of the associa- Good to prime steers $5 30 (u $5 70 ipate the election of any of the can- polls. , Poor to medium $3.60 83 an Election. in an advanced state of decomposi- tion. There is also an unusually (,W didates on their state ticket. Stackers and feeders . $ 2.25 Ot $4 25 Jackson. Miss., Nov. 3. The Dem body large number of pet and lap dogs, in o BAD WEATHER IN NEBRASKA. tion. It appeared to be the of Cows $1.15 fti; 11.00 ocratic ticket has no opposition here cluding pugs, Pomeranians, York Heifers 2.00 () 4 75 ACTIVITY IN MASSACHUSETTS a white man, about thirty years old. f today and but a light vote is being shire terriers, toy spaniels, Italian Canners $1.15 (a $2.60 But the Republicans are Still Claim- He had brown hair and was smooth Bulls 92.00 (a $4.25 polled. greyhounds and many other breeds. District Leaders are Busy Getting ing Small Plurality. Calves $2.00 fti 8.75 o shaven. He had on a soft negligee The judges are James Mortimer, Their Voters Out. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 3. Unfavora- Texas feeders $3.00 (a $3.75 NO IN VIRGINIA. shirt, black undershirt and two pair Hempstead, L. I.; II. W. Lacy, Bos- Western steers $3.25 (a $4.20 Boston, M'ass., Nov. 3.-- In every ble election prevails over INTEREST weather ton; J. Levi, Greenwich, Conn.; R. Sheep Bteady. elections of elastic seamed drawers. He was city and town in the state the eastern half of the state where Good to choice wethers $3.40 $4.00 Democrats Have it All Their Own about five nine inches tall. On F. Myhew, Staten Island, N. Y.; Dr. are being held and ballots are being the greater portion of the voters live feet Fair to choice mixed $3.00 (a) $3.50 "' Way C. Y. Ford. Danville, N. Y., and Ri cast for state and county officers Although the vote will be light the There. the finger of his left hand there was Western sheep $2 50(d) $3.65 Richmond, Va.. Nov. 3. Thero is chard Croker, Jr. N. Y. City. Native lambs 3.50 C) 15.40 and members of the legislature. Republicans are. still claiming a a black cameo ring that is now in manifested in elec The judging and award of prizes Western lambs $3.50 () $5.10 There is great activity among the small plurality. " little interest the the possession of the sheriff. There began soon after the opening today voters out. tion in this state today and the vote ST.