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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

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For sctne mouths, the ma1y friehds OF
William 81 stapp have khown with sor-
row that ho was soon TO be called 60 his
last hlssp, suffering as he was, with that
terrible disease, dropsy. All that loving
hands n medical science could do, was
done, but recovery was not to be, and this
morning he passed away.
William B. Stapp was another Of the
old-timers who are so rapidly passing
away, having resided In Las Vegas, or In
this nsighborhood for the last thirty-four
years. He Wal born at vandalia, Illinois,
October 9th, 1884, and was Consequently
almost sixty-two years of age at his
death. He began the mercantile business
In Las Vegas, some thirty -four years ago,
with a partner, under the firm name Of
Hopkins & 6tapp. He afterward branched
out into the cattle buiness near Fort Bas-
comb. Like many other Of the old time
oattlemen, he did not lay aside q fortune
1t the business, and wal q poor man, At
death. He Is survived by a daughter and
two sons. his wife having died some years
ago. Mr.. Stapp was a man Of honor, whom
no maj ever nad o WORD against, n was
respected as such by all who knew him.
n his friends were legion.
Mr.. Stapp was q Mason, In good
standing, and the funeral services
Will be In charge Of this order. In
this connection it is but justice to tho no.
BILE order of which he was a member, to
state that, through bis long continued i'll
ness, he had been unable to keep his dues
paid up In bis lodge, and at last nights
mesting OF Chapman Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
was cleared of all charges and placed
In good standing, aud was so notified by a
committee from the lodge, last evening.
The funeral will take place. with full
Masonic hcnors, from the family residence.
on Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Inter.
In the Masonic cemetery.
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~PENCILINGs.

Will Roy lie In from Mora to-day.
Nd. 8. Hart Is home again from the east
J. d. w. veeder is bach from a trip low
the road.
N. A. Otero and John Clark are In return
from Ration.
Hosea Page is In the city to-day from
Puerto de Luna.
Don Celso Baca, of Guadalupe county, |,
In the city to-day.
J. L.. Laub is visiting Richard Dunn a,
the springs to-day.
Miss Eva May Tucker 10 visiting at Clio.
rieta for a few days.
J. Y. Lujan was in the city last evening
from his Hermitage resort.
Henry Essinger left this morning for
Colorado points on business.
D. Higgins, collector for the Collier
book company, is In the city.
A. Turner returned to Lit Cinta canon
after a short %sojourn In the city.
Juan Santistevan the Taos merchant
and politician is in the city to-day.
Felix Martinez arrived home from Ell
Paso on the early train this morning.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lesseney and Mrs. Murphy
returned home, last night, from Ration.
c. 3. Reynolds, the stockman, Is in the
city from Raymond, Nebraska, to-day.
I. A. McCsmmou, chief operator in the
Denver Western Union offices. is in the city.
Mrs. Stephen Treague left ON No. /, last
night, on q visit to her daughter In Magda.
lena, N. N.
Arthur M. Polk, Cleveland, Ohio, and I.
A. McCammon, Denver, are registered at
the New Optic.
II. Horne, and Livisn Mester, of the Bell
ranch, took a business trip to Wagon
Mound, to-day.
Miss Mabel Shope arrived, last night.
from San Marcial and will be the guest of
and Mrs. +. o. Blood.
J.P. ~Goodlander, Puerto de Luna: j. Y.
Lujan, San Ignacio; G. B. Reynolds, Ray
mond, Neb. !. IA. Martin, Chicago, regis.
ter at the Plaza hotel.
J. G. Caldwell and wife, Mrs. Mack
and Mrs. B. o. Acton, Denver; ].
Goodlander, BIT. Louis; Ed Ferguson,
Cincinnati; j. l.. Laub, CatskiH, are regis
tered at the Depot hotel.
Rev. L. Schneider will leave for AIbu-
luerque, this evening, where he will de-
liver a sermon Sunday, and Sunday even
ng perform the nuptial ceremonies in the
marriage OF Joseph Jaffa, Of Roswell, and
holiie Strauss, formerly Of this city, but
ately of Albuquerque.
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The entertainment at RoseuthaI hall.
last evening, given for the benefit of the
east side Catholic church, wal not largely
attended on account Of the storm, but the
numbers on the program were very we'll
executed and well received. In the con-
tss' Tor the most popular young lady, Miss
Agnes Cannon received S05 votes ana
Miss Julia Mccormick 2S5 votes. The prize
was a handsome vase. After the enter
tainment, dancing was INDUCED until an
carly hour this morning.
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Late last night. government troops, to
the number Of about fifty, reached DEM
ing and took a special train from there to
Silver City, to head off the gang Of bank
robbers and outlaws that have been terror
izing that section of country for some
time, but whether the troop was success
ful IN catching them has not been ascer.
tained.
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A new and charming song entitled, "God
Protect My Little Sweetheart, a lullaby.
composed by M. Loosen, has just been pub
lished by J. Fischer & Bro, No. 7 Bible
House, New York. Price forty cents. OF
the many LULLABY songs" which have al.
ready been issued, we know OF none excel.
ing this one in quaiutness Of melody and
ingenuity Of accompaniment, 1t will be
gHFe to pissys everybody.
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n. Nentwig, who, with his sister, had
been a sojourner at the hot springs for the
benefit OF his health, yielded to the newt
able, yesterday His body was embaln,ed
by J. Biehl and shipped for his home in
Kansas City, last evening, accompanied by
his sorrowing sister.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

A lady suggests that In these days OF
peaches 1t is we'll worth while to know
that they will preserve much better and
cleaner If, instead of pairing with a knife,
which %discolors them, they be dipped for
an instant In hot water and peeled in the
same way as tomatoes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The unusual large numbers OF wild AMI
mails that make their appearance on the
mountain ranches this season, are said to
be indicative of a severe winter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Saville 4 T%eitlebaum have purchased
the saloon on Bridge street, formerly con-
Quoted by w. 8. Standish, and will make
some improvements and continue the BUSH
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Henry doke received the sad intelligence
to-day, of the death of his sister, Mrs.
Charlotte Hermann in Terrell, Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Miss l.. C.. Anchor will delight the audi
ence, this evening, in a vocal solo at the
Tamme opera house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

This is the season of the year when a trip
to the mountains can be most thoroughly
enjoyed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Thos. Ross, the wool broker, has fitted
up an office in with the Wells-Fargo ex-
press company.
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This evening will be the last opportunity
TO near Louis Q. HELD in a violin solo, pre-
vious to his departure for New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The Golondrina mandolin club of twenty
members, will be we'll worth hearing at
the famine opera house, this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Preserves and jellies may be kept from
mouldiness by covering the surface with
pulverized loaf sugar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

had used nearly every remedy for kid
ney trouble known without relief when /
was induced to try Macbeth water, which
l am glad to say did me q wonderful
amount of good in a very short time.
JOSE LOPEZ,
of Sian Minnol no..4-
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Las Vegas is proud Of her military band,
which she believes the best n the Terri
tory. See and hear them at the Tamme
opera house, this evening,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

J. James, St Nicholas block, headquar
ters for everything for the bicycle. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Gut down the weeds before they drop
their seeds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Altagracia Polaco who was recently go
severely wounded by an assassin's bullet is
getting quite we'll.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Wm. Holmes is now employed at the tie
picking works.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The pesky house-fy will, in all likeli-
hood, go out with the equinox.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Bring your coupons and exchange same
Tor silverware. Our new line is now com.
piete. 1t RosENTHAL Bros.
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st. Paul's lguild will meet next Tuesday.
with Mrs. K. l.. Hamblin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The days and nights will be equal ON the
21st of September.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Work was begun, yesterde- 20 rebuild
the Catskill railroad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The rain fall, yesterday evening and
last night, was 1.32 inches.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The weather is putting on a delightful
fall appearance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The will Of Martin J. Hinton will be pro-
bated on November the Ind.
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OF Interest to Brass Bands.


The Territorial fair association of New
test to take place at the Territorial fair on
Friday and Saturday Ut fair week. This
purse is divided into two moneys, $3.50 fol-
first prize and 800 second prize.
The contest is open to the world, and
free of entrance fees to any band thai
wants to participate. Friday night of fail
week will be the grand carnival in the city
Of Albuquerque, which will, no doubt, be
one of the greatest pageants ever witnessed
in New Mexico. Bands entering for the
contest will be expected to join the parade
that night.
Here is a chance for our band boys to
distinguish themselves. The rate made to
the Albuquerque fair is one cent a mile
each way On the Atchison between FL Paso
and Ration.
That a band contest will be an attrac.
tive feature of the carnival of sports can
not be doubted, as, this early. the military
band members are receiving many inquir-
les as to whether they intend to partici-
pate or not. The members of the band are
very DESTROYS of attending the contest, but
their ardor was a little cooled when they
saw the following in yesterdays Albu-
querque Democrat.
Thirteen members of the First Regiment
band played at Robinson park, last even
ing, toa.large crowd, showing the open
air concert is appreciated by the public.
The park was throDged with people while
a large number of vehicles lined the ave-
nues. The program rendered was we'll re-
ceived, several of the selections being en-
cored. The third number, s,Pictures
Drawn by Childish Fingers" arranged by
the director of the band, Louis Witt,elicit-
ed hearty applause. Several compliment
airy remarks were heard on the street con-
corning the playing. Mr.. Witt said yester-
day that he has four professional musicians
within the next ten days, which
will give him seventeen pieces, and he sx.
poets to be able to furnish the public with |
as good music, both classical and popular, |
as they could desire.
The idea of playing against hired pro-
fessional musicians is not at all pleasing & |
the home band members, who are all bona |
dde residents, and claim to be nothing but (
amateurs. However, it is hoped that reg
a'attons will be made SO that outsiders |
will have an even chance to win some Of |
The prize money at Albuquerque, and will |
not be out their travelling expenses, only to
zee professionals carry off all honors. |
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

V. A. Henry, the carpenter, contemplates
building a dwelling house in the city
soon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Macbeth Water cures stomach
troubles. 2O9tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

For parties, concerts and socials. rent
Rosenthal Bros. hall. s0.s.tf
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Good for The kidneys

harvesting is In full blast In the noun.
tain valleys,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

The picnic season is rapidly drawing to a
close.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

J. Biehl, leading undertaken.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-18

Ex-Sheriff of sIan Miguel county
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METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. IS. 1896.
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IutI,ish futrirue..

LUNDOS, March .j.-- The Cousian.
iinOplu Correspondent NJ tue Times has
heard that for tho last yeaf intfiguss
weto on i0ut between the Palace anu
Oman Digua, which were likely 10
embafass Italy anu England. Accord
lug to this dispatch the Turkish min
isIof AMI ffs, secretary of the Turkish
legation at Washington have bccu to-
called, owing ~ the sympathy Tor
the Armenlaus manifested in the
United states. lg " sail IN" sul'au
Ia. promised Aufam Pasha ElO,Uuj u
he succeeds Ia induciug tue Armenian
paifinfcn 10 retire.
wAsnisGlOS, March 2j.--When in-
iofmrd tJuIgnt VI tue advice 10 the
London Times from C01sl,uliuoplu
tnst he AMI his ifst secretary we're 20
be- recalled, Mavfoyvui Bsy, tie Turk.
len minister, made an emphatic deu'
iaL Ho said no official notice oi tue
minated recall had been received al
lac legation.
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CHICAGO, Matcn gj.-A ofazed ele-
phAut Vutcn hal killed her keeper an
escaped from her quattef-, charged w
aud dJwn the streets sud Alieys OF tht
West side thls afternoon, anu sllhOuEh
escorted In her waudetings ~ small
Amy VI policemen, was not captutul
until late tonight The auimnl wa
the blk elephant GypsT, attached 10
tfav.liug circus, aud Flank SCOT,
whom sue killed this afternoon, hau
Uuufge OF her fora number OF year,.
AbIut O'Clock no went Into tue stat
vhefe tho big beast was Cruhuel anu
cast her loose. lie then drove her into
tue alley an proceeded 10 give her huf
daily exercise. scott maunte OGypsyS
head anu rode her around TOT low
niiuutrs, nually stopping hvt nearly ia
IfDnt VI the barn.
r. aauhIns over In front, Scott Jammod
tho ifol hook with whiCl he CONTROLLED
tue Dix bsast int her iesh Just above
tue right oyc, Then lac slid down het
forehead 10 the gf0u.d,
scarcely uaI bic feet touched the
ground wheu Bypsy taieoi huf trunk
auu knocked scott W lhUgtOund. WIN
a scream sue seized the man In her
trunk, raised him higb Ia the ait anu
nuilsd him violently against the doors
% shed.
The force with which he was cast
agaIust the doors broke them uowu,
auI 5cjlt Landed on tue ground ius.d
crushed anI BROKEN,
"HulI" he ouuj. "shc viii kill
NIP
Hearing the noise from inside the
shed, Gyp,y reached In with htf
tfuuH after her keeper, WHO maIc all
the 81 itt her tluted condition Wuuld
allow 10 get out VI her reach. lie COu'
lilurd 10 cry Tor aid, and tlill tyIsy
tfuJ ~ get at him.
Ms. Fred Irwin, who lives 10 Jack
sou boulevard, ran out iutO the alley
anI lfieI 10 reach tue doors VI Tue
barn, Ia order ~ summon all But
ner movements were observed ~
Gypsy, aud, win u sctebm, the ole.
pant fau tor Ms. lfwiu. nnr tuTntd
l0r her own gaze, uui reached lt bafoly
Ia timu 10 avoid thu big brute.
a cali was Immediate y sent IN 20
] tue IVES. Lake police station, aud tho
ambulance was dispatched ~ tue
scene. Tue officers, after much tTOu-
bic, managed 90 g,t Scott away tut lac
| uivd IA snort time,
Moanw lille, Gypsy was wandering
at her own VIII. When hD Was ufit
informed VI tho Dtlaif, ", II. HiTfls,
owner of tue animal, offered large
sums tor man win ooul shoot, tut
no one responded. HHI GyrsJ charged
iuto the sttcvg at any time, hrf victims
| would have numbered many, TOT tue
| boulevard was thrUngei.
Tue AnimAl was finally puicloi BY
tne elephant trainers from tho oity
| parks.
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ROME, Match 95.-Sho Senate by
vote Ui 100 60 D has adopted tho credit
asked TOT by tue government iof con.
trmplaIed operations IN a flca cOnsy-
quont up n the defeat OF the lialian
army at Aduwa. Tue amount " tue
credit ~ 10000, 900 lire, Toe speak.
efs during tho debate pointed out that
tho attitude Of Great Britain shovel
tho Augl0.itAlisu alliance was 40 ac'
uJmplisuod fact, and rested upon n
more sOlld basis than mere treaties and
protocols.
The Duke Of Sutmon,tA, the minis.
ter OF foreign Affairs, replied on behalf Of
the government Hu said tue position
VI kaaslA WIS regulated by protocol
Of April, 1891.
"lhe rights Of the Egyptian govern.
ment," the duke cJutiuueI, "aro sus'
reudud, aud not renowned. IL the
D1ug0lO expedition focOuquefs tue
BIudau anu Great Britain drsirrs w.,
we must restore Kassal'." lSensA'
ton.
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mining IN. Cnhnn Ilrhsi..

NEW NOMl, March 70 "A special
TO tue WUrlu rom Havana saw; The
adoption by the Senate AMI II use At
Washington Of resolutions looking TO
recognition Of the frbrle A. belllgsfeuts
has fired such hope In the Cubans that
thousands have Joined tue ln'ufgonis
IN the field IN tho last ten days. A
score or ~ Of men Often leave Havana
qIlutly on some exCu'o and J In the
rsuel., who are only fifteen miles die.
tsut. The sugar planters da,e mot
grind, in spite Of General WsylrPs
orders. All preparations ~ do ~ have
aguiu ceased.
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nehsrI ,InnIsII,. WIG.

CHICAGO, March 25.-- Charlotte
HUM, known on the stage NJ Charlotte
Behrens, the leAjing lady In Robert
Manlrips company, obtained n divorce
from her husband, Edwiu l.. HUM,
IN Judge lulry's court todsy. MT.
Mantell appeared on her behalf. He
testified tnaI Mrs. HUM had been
with his company Tor six yeafs aud
tuat dufiug that time sue hal sup.
ported herself.
Miss Behtons will become Mrs. Rob.
sTt Mantrll Al O'Clock tomorrow nj
tho residence OF Attorney II. A. Wade,
81 Monroe street.
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II. rAuL ANp roEILANp.

Change Ia the Great Northern sohc.
duIs nsiwssn these roinis,
ST. PAUL, March 95.-By a change
IN schedule, to be placed In effect
within two weeks, tho Great Northern
will reduce Iho time bstween ~. Paul
and Portland by twelve hours, and nj
tue same time establish through car
service between the pOin . named. A
message received today announced
quick connection Of the Great North.
rfn with the Oregon Railway a Navi.
galion company NJ Seattle. The new
arrangement with tue o. II. & n. cou.
templates an interchange OF mileage
aud cars. IL Effects connection between
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LONDON. March .6.-Tho Rome cor.
fesponlent Of the STANDARD says;
Premier Rliiups statement 10 the
,enalc that tho gfeon.b0ok could not
bs publlshei because tho documents
relating TO tho surrender u MaEalah
disappeared when Col. GalilanO was
tAkrL prisonsf nj Adowa, has produced
an intense sensation,
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wAsniNurJN, DC, March 2j.--The
Pfusiurnt tud,y sent a. tue Senate
the following nominations OF non.
commissioned officers 10 be second
lieutenant. Corporal II. A. Sloveti,
Twelfth infantry, Corporal +. B
shaw, EVENT. Infantry, Corporal
II. 3. Turman, sixteenth iniauifyi
Sergeant w. IS. Cochran, Fitth inian.
ny; Sergeant II. a. Retners, Fitsi IN
fanny.
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WAsH1SGIOS, March 2j.-The Son.
ate IN executive sussiou confined the
following uUmiuationE John J. Brcs
n California, g. he nsh Commissioner;
II. l.. Miller " Virginia, TO b. cInsui
NJ thE United States ut HUI, England;
Ethrlbort Watts Of pennSylvania, to
be consul Of tho UniteI Slates Mt hOf.
gen. swiiz tlauJ; J. r. Wight Of
south Dakota, TO b. Indian Inspector,
John Lane Of Washington, to DO au
Indian inspector.
POsmastgri. MontanE-D. II Brooke,
Il .smAn.
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BuGslo, y. Y, and San Francisco,
using the two railroad lines, the North.
ern steamship company on the gfeal
lakes and the big fleet oi the o. X. &
y. between Portland and san Fran
cisco.
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HURON, y, d., March 25,-Tho Re.
publican state convention today de.
olared for Mckinley aud reatiifmed
tue financial nlaLk Of Tho Minneapolis
platform OF 1892.
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uniting all parties Tor the defense Of
Great Britain against France and
Russia.
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Because

You get oxford Shoe in tan or black made up Just like
our high grade shoes g. o you don't have to pay 81 90 to
get 'tyc and wear there use Of IT, Tor !29o We can W
you out OF sight Tor hi, price you get something elegant
perfect beauties We are the only shoe house who claim to
handle largest line o popular pnce shoes IN SAT- Lake CITY
$50 buys Cloth T. square toe Button shoe and
good one solid leather Many houses ask y72S and $3.50
the shoe. SO per cent of our uade IS Laules Misses
and Chldten's shoes And why is thst