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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
palais Der Siriten bon
burnunbS arts

Sober S9ritt in Der Stabt gemabnt
an elm srobes GreisniB, an S9atten
gepaltiger Selbenseitalten. Stromabs
tpGrts gelegen lit bic altersbraune
Steinerne Bride. @s lit tein 8riidenz
bau i'm beuti9en 2anbe, Der 10 ipis
biefer bonn 8oltslieb unb bon Der
Sage nit golbenen SGben umIponnen
tpdre. S6on &arl Der @robe bate
bier cine S6iffsbriide erbauen lafen;
Der 8au Der Steinbriide bdgegen fparb
1135 nGbrenb zines infolge bes beiben
Sommers auberproentlt9 ~niebrigen
WaFerftanbes b~egonnen uno in IL
Sdbren pollenbet. Samals galt bic
nur 7 Meter breite unb 318 Meter
lunge Bride nit ibren 16 9ogen fir
elm pdbres WelttpuRber Der 8aufunit.
Srei trobige Sbiirme bepd6ten bic
3u9dnge gu Der Bride, beute itebt muir
nod elmer BON linen, Der lange ,3eit
als S6ulotburm oisnte. lleber bic
bur9 bic Snfel in sipei @rme getbeilte
Sondu fiibrt bic Bride mad Der n0rbs
li9en 9oritaot &egensburgs, Stabtz
ambof genunnt, biniiber. Inter benz
man6erlei 9ilbperf, bas bic Bride
Siert, lit bas intsrsFantsite Oas
8riidenmdnn6en, elm nadter, auf eiz
mem pfeilersisbel rsitenber Singing.
Sies MGnn9en lit, 70 er3dblt bic
8olfsiuse, Der 9uumeiiter Der Bride.
ipel9er nit feinem 2ebrer, benz Don't
buumeifter, sefpettet bate, iein Dert
eber gu pollenben. nit Silfe bes Seus
fels foa ibm bies aud geIunsen iein,
f%ooruuf fid Der Sombdumeiiter bon
feinem 9au in bic Siefe ftiir5te.
Son Der Bride itabteinfpGrts bur6
bGmmerige @aiIsn fiibrt Der Dsg gum
&at6b1uIe, bas nit Ieinem rei9perz
Sierten portal, ieinem sotbiIden Grter
unb ietnen boben 3~udensiebeln elmer
burdaus mittelalterli9en Ginbrud
ma9t, tpel9er nod peritGrtt tpirb,
iusnn man ii9 pergegenpGrtigt, baB
Der 8au Bis in bas Sabr 1880 suriit=
rei9t. llnfern bonn Ratbdusplabe
liest Der SaibpluB, rings bon gebiesez
men alien 9atrisierbGuiern umseben.
Sur9 ale @aFen Resensburss
f%liiitern alte @eididten unb Sasen.
60 aud I'M bic rNeue Bizarre. sbez
bem bieB iie bic Stride Sur f9Dnen
Rarid", beren @runbmauern aus ben
alien 9rabiteinen bes ebemulisen SUI
benfrisbbofs uufsefi9rt purben. na9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
Das Spinnra0.
gpn s.. Auaot.

u9ie 3eit lit bin, ba 8ertba ipann.1
9ieIes alte rsefGiigelte Wort" citiren
mir pbne SentimentalitGt, henn cine
iraenopie bebauernoe @mpfinbung ba@
ran gu tniipfen, iinb mir Wteniden
BON beute ni9t bere9tigt. Saben mir
es bod nun benz sepaltisen 5ortl4ritt
unIerer Sage gu banten, bab nbie 3ett
bin tit, ba Bertha ipunn." SEPT nod
bas Spinnrab gebrau9en gu tpouen,
tpo bic Mai9ine tbm ldngft bic arbeit
a~bgerungen bat, bieBe bic toitbarite
3eit in Der miibieitsn unb unfru4ts
buriten Deiie gu t0bten iu6en; biebe,
tpp es gilt, cine eilise Ra4ri9t gu
iibermitteln, ben fGumigen 8oten ausz
fenben, ftatt ben Srabt fptelen gu lafz
fen, bur3 ben nit @ebanteni9neGle Der
elettrii6e Sunte fliegt.
Sine sefpiFe Srusit liest in benz
| S6idfal bes Spinnrabes. Sas emit
mails 70 pi9tise, 10 unentbebrli9e, ei>
ner 10 langen, rei9en unb ftolaen &C.
f6i6te ii9 riibmenbe Sausgerdtb perz
f6ninbet unter al benz alien, nuBloz
fen @eriimpel elmer SrObelfammer, ios
balb es ausgebient bat.
Gn bas Spinnrab. tpel6es Milios
men Sausfrausn bic buftenben 2aben
nit i9neepsiben S9dben gefiiat, uns
sdbliaen alien Miitter6en einen lieben
| 3eitpertreib unb ibr tGgli9es 8rot ges
fpGbrt bat, tniipfen ii9 man4e frobe
Grinneruneen aus u%nierer froben &ins
berSeit. @s bat uns oft Elm liebrei9es
S6eltport Der Ieligen 9roBmutter
ein9etragen, ipenn mir ss i'm Sumulte
nieoerrdnnten, fpenn mir ni9t Der Berz
Iu6ung tpibsritanben, ielbIt elm tpenig
an Der punberli6en MuI6ine gu brez
ben, ober fpenn mir gar einmal benz
ssla6sbuI6e nit benz 2i6te gu nabe
famen. !Satten mir uns an ben LAM
gen Dinterabenben iatt geiptelt unO
9ingen gu Bette, mar es bann i'm gam
3en SauIe itiG; unb fpdnn nur nod
bic liebe 9rObmutter in Der pdrmen
3inberitube cine tleine 3ugabe gu tbz
rem S~agespenium binsu, pie f6Dn
mar es bd, bur6 oas S6nurren bes
rollenben 8abes in ben iiiBen S9lum=
mer getpiegt gu rperben. limb pahten
mir auf, bic @roBmutter mar f6on
tpieber in SbGtigteit. Wie bds Rauz
f6en zines 9a6es unb bas Sduieln
bes Walbes lutte uns ibr Spinnrdb
nod einmal Elm tpenig in S6lummer,
ipdbrenb bastpiIhen bas SSeuer i'm
0fen praFeIte. 9o4 bic 3eitsn iinb
babin.
Bon ben GlteTten 53eiten Der 1T bic
| GpinbeI oas attribut Der Sruu. Wenn
friiher BON einem tii9tigen MGo6en
bic Reoe mar, frdgte man 5uerIt, pb ite
Ipinnen uno peben fDnne, unb pte bic
bomerifhen &0niginnen in Der Spinns
unb @e6eItube ibre eiqentli6e @Obs
rune huben, tpie in unieren mGr9en
cine de'6idte Sptnnertn Der Sanb eli
mes 8Duios tpertb eruhtet tpirb. 10 be-
aeibnet es uuh nod S6iaer als bas
Suuptgei6Gft Der oeuti6en Sausfrdu,
bdR lie ben Saben Tim bic fhnurrenbe
Spinbel brebt. Die ma erhnltensn
Wonilmerte untifer 9unft %Itatteu 96s
nioinnen uub NiirItinnsn nit her
Spinbsl ana. Gle trnr bas Snmbnl
ihrer Serri6aft i'm SnuTe. nleihasiti9
i nber cu6 ibrsr Sieniibarfeit unh linz
frtiheit benz Manne oeaeniiber. Spins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

Hieienbdft f9auen iiber bic alten
@afen unb Bldbe Der Stabt bic betz
ben Somtbiirme berein unb Der ganSe
i60ne 8au bieIes Miiniters. an pelz
dem 8tpeibunOertfiinf3ig Sabre gebaut
purbe. Sci Ibba9 an Der Oondu,
penige Meilen ~pberbulb bon &esens>
burg, brad man ben prd9tigen griins
gelben Sanbitein fir ben Dom, einen
Der f9Oniten in gang 9euti9lanb. Die
Regensburger0 pmbaubiitte pdrb aber
aud gu elmer Meiiteri4ule fir bas
3eitalter Der 9otbif. 0te 4uBenieite
bes 9aues lit iiberaus reid nit ibrem
prd6tpoaen Sauptportal, ibrem flint
edigen gbor unb benz iippigenS 9mud
bon Sculpturen; einfu4 unb ebel pirft
bas Snnere nit benz SarbenSauber
5einer @lasmalereien unb ieinen Dent
mdlern. Ser SomI9ab, obipobl pGbs
renb Der S9peben5eit bur9 BERNHARD
bon Weimar gepliinbert, entbGlt nod
mdnfes pertbpole Slid. Wie oas
Timer Miinfter unb Der &Dfner Dom
lit aud biefes 8autpert bis in bic
jiingIte 53eit unpolenoet geblieben; bic
beiDen ppramiDen Der Sbiirme tonns
ten erit in ben Sabren 1890 ibren
&usbuu erleben.
aelter nod als bic &ir9snbauten
finb man6e grioatbdufer, bic Dorbem
alien neutrality-suspicious. gebOrten
unb burgartig nit ibren Mauern,
Sboren unb Sbiirmen in ben @afen
fteben. Sas Glteite inter ben 8dutperz
fen &egensburgs lit bic pOrtu prdtoz
ria, Elm Sbor nit einem nebenitebenz
ben Sbiirm6en, beibe nod aus rDmt>
f6er 3eit. Gs mar ipobl in ben So
gen bes 8aiiers 9omttiun, ais bier
i9on bic Seitung Resinum ober Ga
fra Regina itanb, beren ~gepaltige
@runbmauern an man9en YldBen in
ben 9elern Der Gegensburger 9Gufer
nod ii9tbar iinb, pielfa9 aud bas
Steinmaterial fir IpGtere 8auten gez
liefert baben. Sisiss Sbor, bur6 tpelz
Dies emit Der glei9mdBige S9ritt rOz
mif9er Goborten tDnte, bat cine 5ipeiz
tauIenbiGbrige @eI6i9te, bic aus fetz
ner bGmmeris tiiblen DDlbung tpebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
Genefnns.
Bon SPA 2inoert.

menn bu i'm 9erSen bait getrdger
Still cine Giebe, grob uno rein.
limb mubt bann bod benz Slid entIas
gen,
limb ftebIt NIT beiner 2ieb' ALIEN,
8, poT' Iie nidt in btr peri6lieBen
BIS Sarm fe buntelt unb bergGut,
Hein, LAB fie iegnenb ii4 epsieBen.
Gin reider Strom, Der gdroen Welt!
9fls Opferflamme LAB fie sliiben
2luf beines 9ottes So9dltdr,
DIS neiBe Ellie tuB ite bliiben
Sen Meni4en alien. rein unb tpabr!
s., iei Der Selb, Der S%obesipunben
8ergeFenb. bod bic SABINE f4tptngt;
Im eb'iten nirb bein Sers gefunoen,
Wenn frembem Deb es Seilung
brinst.
Sie Wolte fet, bic lautlos fpenbet
9en Regen. ben bic 8lume trintt,
Die Come fet. bic Stpablen ienbet
limb dGIgelesnet fin b%erIintt.
Ser Qrmlitb ODE. biiitre Gammer
@ertldre beiner Milbe S9ein;
gu benen. bic in Notb uno Sammer,
Sritt als bes Sroites @ngel Elm!
gtus S6rdnen, bic bu Sreubelofen
Getrpdnet bait nit timber Sanb.
grbliibn bin rptbe Sreubenrofen
@uf rauber 8abn, i'm Diiitenfdno.
limb Itatt bes Slides, bas %eriforben
@ie Sommerpra9t i'm S~erbItespebn,
Sait bu Elm bD6'res Dir %ertporben,
Sas unoerpeltli9 tpirb beitebn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
&Iof It E SO ettenburg q.


Sersogs Bel Selfenborf, neil @ers
leumOuns ben frommen Mann zines
bDIen @ergebens gegsn cine 9erSoss=
to6ter beai9tigt bate. CUR Siibne
fir bic 8luttbat erbaute Der Ser3og
bas &loiter i'm a9ten Sabr6unbert.
SIMMER ret9er aufblubenb, tparb basz
ielbe unter &aiIer 4bolf bon Ndfau
gum fiiritli6sn Rei9sitift erboben.
Rad fait Observation-Disclosures sldns
Senber @ef9i9te iparb bas 8lpiter am
&nfang unieres Sabrbunberts idculaz
rtiirt; feline ausgeoebnten 8auten erz
tparb bas fiirftli9e Saus bon Sburn
unb Saris unb fduf ii9 buralis cine
Der ftol3eiten Reiibensen. bic bas Seut>
f4e Reia auf3upeiien bat. gu benz
aber, mas bic @eidi9te pieler Sabr>
bunberte aus R~esensburg sema9t bat,
fiigte Elm tunitiinnissr Siirit Der jiingz
item 8erganeenbeit, &Dnig 2ubpig L.
bon 8abern. nod 3tpei aleinpbien binz
gu, einsig in ibrer art unb bon mdr<
nenpdtter S@on1en.
SGbrt man cine babe Stunbe nit
benz Sampfer bon &esensburg ftrom=
a%bpGrts, 70 iiebt man in Der SDbe
broben uuf umbui6tem 9iigel bic
&eite Der Burg Stauf. sic erinnern
an iene Sabrbunoerte, ba bier trosi>
ges Gittertbum feline f9pinbenbe
Madt gesen bas au~fbliibenbe rei9s>
ftGbtii9e 8iirgsrtbum gu tpabren perz
fu9te, Bis iensm Der Streittolben aus
Der geburnii6ten Sauit getpunben unb
feline 3innen uno @erlteBe gebro9en
tpurben. 4ber ni9t bieie 8uretriims
mer iino's, bic ben Bid bier gefangen
nebmen. fonbern Elm leu9tenbes Dert
moberner Stunt unb. 9eiittung, bus
bon Der SDbe zines prdbtig befpalbes
ten Siigels i9aut: bic 8albaGa. Die
cine rebte Seimatb llnitsrbli9er griiBt
bieIe li6te SdulenbaIe bon ibrem giz
gantii4en llnterbau Rerub auf ben
brett binflutbenben Strom, auf bds
peite fru9tbare 2anb, unb mad Siiz
ben Bis gu ben fernen Gisainnen Der
So9alpen.
Inbere 9ilber eri9lieben ii9, tpenn
man &egensburg in Der Ri6tung mad
@eiten perldbt. Cine ft~unbenIdn9e
Sabrt nit benz 8abnsugs fiibrt uns
i'm breiten Sonautbale dufpdrts, unz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

-poeft profd. Bad
fifd (5u ibrem S4pager): Su iinb
ni6t bic @ueen bes bibidsn S9rift-
TELLER Stuffels bluu9 S9paser:
DabrIdeinli9! Sd babe i'm felt Der
@uffiibrung fetner lebten premiere
ni9t sefeben.
= uebertrumpft. Orei am
Stammtii9 fibsnbs 5reunoe itreiten
fid, tuer BON ibnen pobl ben dlteften
Stammbaum babe. lieutenant bon
Ritrtnsft er3dblt, buB feline 8orfdbren
bereits in ben &rtsgen segen bic Siirs
ten Dor Wien getdmpft bGtten. &esiez
rungsz4fefOr bon S4nubel psib gu
beridten. baB feline @Orfabren in ben
4reuSsiigsn tGmpften. r9as lit nod
gar nidts", fast barulf Der Referen>
bar bonSaltenitein. elmer meinenglbz
men bat bereits bic @6lteripanbsrung
dls Ginidbris : Greipiaiger mitsss
ma4tl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
g a 9 T a / a.

Grit nGbrenb Der lebten d9t3ig
Sabre erfolete tpieoer aamdlig elm
Qufi4pung. Die 9irgerl4aft be-
miibte ii9, nit Der Sbattrdft anoerer
StGbte gu tpstteifern; bic bupriIae
Staatsresieruns that bus Sbre ouSu.
glber getptfeS bic Der Stubt
gu ibrsr einitigen @rDBe perbplfen bats
ten, fparen eben uniptoerbringlt9 psrs
loren; bic 9unIt Der Safer, bic poIis
tii9e Stelung als Mtttelpuntt zines
grpBen &ei9ss, bic 8reuaung bon
@eltbanbelspegsn. 9as mar babin
unb IdBt fi6 nidt mebr idaffen!
Die @ei9i9ten Idngitpsrgansensr
3eitsn umgauteln nit ibren 8ilbern
ben 8eIuder, Der ft9 bonn 9abnbofe
benz Seraen Der Stabt nGbert. 8alb
itebt er auf benz Ilten &ornmarft, tief
i'm MitteIalter, bas ibn aus ben Sem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

benz man i'm Sabre 1919 bic Suben
aus Hegensburg Dertrieben, ibre
SGufer uno ibre Sbnagose Seritort
bate.
Bon an ben etgenartigen 9autpers
ten Der Stabt. bic nod ungenunnt
blieben. barf zines niAt pergeNen tperz
ben, bas ebrtpiirbtge Stift ct. @mz
meram. S9on unter benz I~dgenbaften
asiloIfinserbersos sbsobor mars.
bdB Der beilise @mmeram in ben baps
ridden @auen bas gbriftentbum Derz
tiinbete. Sbn eri4lug Elm Sobn bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

-Ieuer Qusbrud. ...Serr
amtsrutb eFen iebt nit Srau @emabs
lin itets alein, unb in Der eriten 3eit
nab Der So9aeit iaben sic 10 piels
@Gite BEL fi9 gu Siid!" 30, mein
DeiberI bat fie ale in bic Slu9t GEE
tOd.!"
SeIbfIps. ....Seien sic
i~iber5eust, Serr Rutb, meine 2iebe gu
Sbrer So9ter 1T uneigenniibis! Die
gun5e Mitsift bstommen meme
9~laubiger!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

fern bes Ser5rgsbofss, zines bursGbn.
li9en 8autperts. trdumerii9 ans
i4aut. Die Sage fiibrt bieien 9au
Bis auf bas uralte SerSosssei6le9t
Der Qgtlolfinger 5uriid; bic @eidiate
ldBt i'm als ein 8eiibtbum &aiier Sts
to's III. eri9einen. Der bart neben
ibm itebenbe getpaltise .R0mertburm"
aber itammt ni9t aus R0mertugen,
ionberp aus friibmittslalterli9er 3eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24

ISQpptH am G0W. ATshN Wv NNhON'
IusIdufer bes Suragebirses umfaiz
Ienb, f9aut es MIR nit isiner Siib>
ipibs in bas seiesnete getreibei9psre
9onautbal berein. 9ier aber ertuu4s
in inn Elm sef9idtli9es &letnob: bic
emit bo9beriibmte, prG9tise uno
pebrbafte 8ei9sftabt &~esensburg.
Die @rinnerunsen bieier Stabt rei9en
Bis in bic &DmerSeit binauf; cine bliiz
benbe golonialItabt i9eint tie i9pn i'm
3. Sabrbunbert Dor @briftus gepeien
gu 5ein. Die Stiirme Der 80lteripanz
berung i%iberbauerte tie %traftpoaer, ais
bic anberen ROmeritdbte.
Ra9bem bic baprii9en Ser5Oge aus
benz uralten Stamm Der 4gtlolfingsf
bur9 frdntii6e 9epaltpolitit geftirSt
tparen, tparb Regensburs Sabre binz
bur9 cine 2ieblingsreiibena &arls bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-24
Rssensbnre.

Inter ben a9t
9reiien oes &Ouis-
reids Sapern lit bic
Dobere pfal3" Der
drmite. Sin raus
bes 2dnbden, tbeils
ben fibmeiili6en
@bbang bes Bob
inerpalo : @ebirss,
tbeils bic Dol, Der
Matur aud nur
fpdrli9 ausaeftats
tete gfdlSiideplatte
tbei(s bic 1teiuiaert
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31
cstron's Speecb.

OF all the weak, fimsy and childish
political speeches ever perpetrated upor
an intelligent public, certain 1t is, that
that of T. B. Catron at the famine opers
house, last evening, was the worst. Mr.
| Catron boasts that he never reads the
| newspapers and those who heard him on
this occasion will never dispute this as
s%ertion. If the ordinary pupil In q OF
the debates at the high school, could not
give a better argument in favor of re-
publicanism, as it is in 1896, he would be
deemed by his class mates as weak In the
upper story. In the language OF q Nc
Kinley republican, at was an insult to the
intelligence of The people present" Mr..
Catron may be a man Of brains, but bis
brains have been used in ether directions
han that of a%cquainting himself with the
questions of the day. %
There we're just four ladies present, al
though the ladies we're specially invited,
and altogether perhaps fifty Americans
were present, at the opening, this number,
however, dwindling to a handful as the
talk proceeded.
R. e. Twitchell, late Of Santa Fe. also
spoke and attacked Felix Martinez, but
his mouthings found little sympathy in the
audience.
The meeting was failure and Catron no
doubt sees that he can expect little from
Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31
Exoulslte entertainments.


Stewards famous pony and dog show
will open a three days. engagement, Mon
day night, corner Tenth street and Douglas
avenue, opposite the Presbyterian church,
with a Wednesday matinee at $3.50 p. m.
Judging from the eulogistic press notices
this company has received, wherever it
has appeared, it is probable ladies and
children of Las Vegas will be delightfully."-
entertained upon It's advent.
Captain Stewart, by patience and per-
severance has brought his beautiful milk
white Arabian ponies to a high degree OF
excellence, and they are said to be the
best school of trained ponies now on Q x
hibition. The performing troop of dogs
are Incompatible. The riding and skip
ping rope dog "Charlie" is unexcelled.
The funny clown dogs are, the pets OF the
little ones, as are also Mr.. and Mrs. Jonk.
kins and the baby, a ~laughabIe dog comedy.
After the matinee the children will be in
vited to visit the ponies and ride and feed
them sweetmeats, If they desire. Watch
for the pony parade at noon, Monday.
Admission 10 and 25cts. ltaa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31
The Rryan silver club.

There was quite a noticeable difference
in the enthusiasm that was displayed al
the Bryan club meeting last evening and
that of the Catron meeting. At the former,
the room was not large enough to hold the
fourth part of those who came and every
inch Of standing room wat taken. o. A.
Larrazolo made a speech that for c~learness
OF reasoning, familiarity with the subject
and eloquent delivery, has not BEEN equal
ed in this city since Mr.. Bryan himself
spoke here, last January. The young maj
surprised every person present with his
ability as a speaker.
After be finished his address, DR.. Geo.
T.. Gould made a few remarks which were
pertinent to the occasion.
1t was decided by the club to hold o
meeting In the court house, Monday even
ing, when the silver voters OF East Las
Vegas are called upon to meet in front OF
Judge Fl. 8. Wooster's office and march to
the west side in a body. Lat every friend
Of silver get In line and show the strength
OF the party in one grand rally, just before
the battle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31
pnNcttiNds.

-
Ernest Browne Is Ia return from a triI
east. AMI
Herman / field left on d business trip t.
Mora, to-day.
jill. Eimdndson. Of Albuquerque, regis-
tiers at the Central hotel.
Mrs. j.. J.. Schmidt and children returned
from Wagon Mound, last evening.
Mrs. VIII Rosenthal aud little daughter
came In from Harvey's ranch, yesterday,
Antonio Griego, a former guard at the
Las Vegas Jail, visits town from El Cora
xon.
Ida Brown, of Des Moines, Iowa, left
the Plaza hotsl for the country, this morn
Ing.
Delegate 7. b. Catron, (for the last time
left for the south on a local freight traia,
|this morning.
General Frank Wheaton and Col. Leg
horn, Of the United States army, were
aboard No. /, last evening.
Henry Coke went up to Springer, this
morning, to attend a mortgage sale OF
land, In which he is interested.
,. N. Duff, Chicago; J. Hturrock, Lamy.
J. +. Pierce and h. o. Peck, Hutchinson,
Kansas, register at the New Optic.
Mrs. J..F. Develin, who had spent some
time at the resorts that environ Las Vegas,
left in return to her home in Philadelphia
on the early morning train.
H.. J. Robbins, Shelton, Neb.; W. Mont
gomery, Chicago; e. r. Bogardus and
family, Mason City, Iowa. @. G.. Kilmer,
Guaymas, Mexico; T. A. Spencer, White
Oaks, are among those who register at the
Plaza hotel.
Mrs. ]. F.. Develin, Philadelphia: W. M.
Upton, and l.. A.. Hughes. Santa Fe; o..
R~osenstein, Chicago; A. G. Webster, Dem
YER; J. W. Nevins, New York Isaac wab,
Louisville and Henry Coke, Sapelio, reg
istered at the Depot hotel yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

Did It ever occur to you~ =.
II a man wants an ofi~ce-tnousn little o.
He must give Up his business and run witt
That the voters amt for sale. but the mar
with the cash
Is alw rs e~lected-goes IN IKE Q nash
Did 1t ever occur TO your
Painters Potter, Hill and Hesser arr
buslly at work on "streamers" for election
day.
Ask Jake Block to show you the letter be
received from his brother, who 10 10 Kan
sas City.
Keep In mind that Mckinley said, the
other day: "You can always trust the
people,"
For once In his life, at least, Catron IL
| disheartened and scarcely knows In which
| direction to turn his head.
Chris Sellman made a bet, to-day, that
Bryan would be elected by the largest
majority given to a president.
Antonio Barela has made an excellent
probate Judge and his reelection should be
az certain as was his denomination.
There was a lively political nesting at
| Los Alamos, last night, participated 10 by
members Of the union and rspublican
parties.
There are t~hirty-six voters registered at
| the hot springs precinct, No. AZ, and 1t Is
thought that every vote will be cast for
Ferguson.
Jose l.. Lopez has returned to town from
a campaigning tour through the eastern
| part OF the county, In the interest OF the
republican party.
| Pools will be sold on the result of the
| election, national, Territorial, county, pre-
| cinct and some of the doubtful states, at
yhris sellman's coffee" this evening.
Many of the business houses and some
Of the private residences were profusely
decorated, to-day, some In obedience to
the order of Mark Hanna, and others In
respect to the suggestion of Chairman
Jones.
II is claimed that NJ. Gallegos, who
claims to be q leader Of the democracy
over in Mora county, is working faithfully
for the election of but one man on the
ticket, that man being his partner" Juan
Florence, a candidate for the legislature.
A letter from a business man In Chicago
to his brother, who is in this city for bis
health, both of them, by the way, being
McKinleyites, states that Bryan is turning
thousands of people In Chicago to the
cause of silver, and that the Chicago
brother is shaping his business now for the
worst, as Bryan's election is not only q
possibility but a probability.
1t is an open secret, says the New Meri-
In case of McKinley's election and
Candidate Catron can pull the strings,
Gen. E. L. Bartlett Is to succeed Judge
Laughlin ON the district court bench. Gen.
b Bartlett is said to have already picked out
his clerk, but several republican politicians
are opposing his selection and a lively
scrap is on hand-provided Mckinley is
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

1t is so generally known that the Monte
yuma club will give a ball and receive the
election returns. next Tuesday evening,
that the entertainment committee does not
deem it necessary to issue invitations to
the same, but will welcome all members
and their friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

The benefit ball for the e. Romero hose
company, at the Plaza hotel, last night,
was alike a social and a financial sue
cess. The Las Vegas Military band went
over and complimented the dancers with a
few choice selections. Those present must
have had a jolly time to keep it up until
the wee sma, hours, this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

1t is among the possibilities that Rev. II.
p. O'Keefe, parish priest in East Las We
gas, will be transferred to Springer, Rev.
Laminert, Of that place, coming to this
city. The matter has been referred by
the vicar-general to the archbishop for
final decision.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend the morning and after
noon services at the Episcopal church, to-
morrow. The young ladies of the city
should make it a special point to be
present in the morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

j. j. Cluxton writes that he is in the en-
ploy of Baker g. Young, tea and coffee
merchants OF New York city, as salesman.
1t is quite likely that he is devoting his
spare moments to voice culture.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

The ladies' Home in this city is now filed
to repletion, every one of the twenty-one
beds having an occupant and some Of them
being occupied by two persons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

P. C. Nilsson has opened a paint shop op
posite Furlong's photo graph gallery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

The mother, brother and two sisters OF
H.. H. Horne arrived, last evening, and
will make their home in this city, this
winter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-31

Silvano Gallegos and Tim Romero are at
present doing duty as extra west side
policemen, making -four men now employ
ed on the force. across the river.