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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

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Cincinnati. Feb. l3.--Ihe coroner's
jury rendered verdict Ia the case Of
Pearl Bryan Wednesday afternoon. -
Is as follows:
1--WE. The jury OF casnpbeii county. KY.
fird that tao hcadiess body ~ the woman
found on the premises Of John Locke,
nj Fort Tlo'nns. on the morning OF fepf'i-
Any /. waa t'int Of Pearl Bryan. resident
1--WE further ,ind thar cocaine had been
administered 10 Pearl Bryan Tor some rea-
son unknown.
We further md that the decapitatior
took place while Pear BRYAN Was alive.
1--WE further find thar Pearl Bryan was
last sen, III company with Scott Jackson
rnl Alonzo Walling. The three got into
!. enb on tho Plum street SHE or saloon
corner Oeorxn,a and Plum streets, ana We're
last seen In tho cab turning toward t'iu"
street"
The report OF the post-mortem, the
chemical analysis Of the stomach ana
Of Attorney ioutzy we're ordered MED
with the verdict. ISL.
DIR. Carufhers, who held the post
mortem, gave the opinion before the
Jury that deeapitation was performed
where the body was found while there
was still life in the body. II was done
with sharp knife, or more probably
with surgeons scalpei.
The fact that the autopsy showed the
presence OF cocaine In the stomach ofthe
bryan girl. taken in connection with
the circumstances also proven that the
Girl was last seen with Walling and
Jackson, that jackson had bought
cocaine. and that they gave her glass
of sarsaparilla, Is taken TO make =
strong case against the accused. And
when all the other mass Of corrobora
tie details are considered, 1t seems ID
preclude all possible doubt as 70 tho
guilt OF these two men, and fix upon
them the rerpetration OF one OF tho
most horrible murders In the annals o.
crime.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Washington. Feb. 8. The Ca.ron
bill to prevent prizc.ilghting in the
District OF Columbia and territories
was signed by the president about 1895
p. m. Friday and becnmo law. The
bill did not reach the white house NTH
fourc'cIock nfterward. and IN It's case
the usual routine was departed from
and the measure taken at once 10 Mr..
Cleveland. who. after examining its
provisions. promptly attached his sig
nature. so that from the date OF sigun.
turc prize. hghting Is felony on oil
soil over which the federal government
has exclusive jurisdiction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
IN A HEALTHY CONDITION.
The l.. A. w. shown by Reports 60 Be
Prosperous and Growing.

-
Prosperous and Growing.
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 1.-THE second
days morning session Of the l.. A. w.
convention was called to order by Pres
ident Wilson at II o'clock. The re-
port OF the credentials committee
showed that 40 members and 81 proxies
were present.
President Wilson's annual report
reviewed the work of the league and
strongly recommended that the ex-
cuutiye committee be authorized to
take steps for the Incorporation OF the
league. George A. Perkins, secretary
OF the executive committee, Treasurer
Mergenthaler and Secretary Bassett
also delivered their annual reports.
The balance in the league treasury is
Ss,235. In closing his annual report
Treasurer Mergenthaler stated that he
must decline TO be candidate for re-
election. Secretary Bassett's report
showed an increase in membership dur
ing the year OF 1888, OF which New
York made the greatest gain.
The totnl membership list embraces
1.37e lady members. a gain OF ESQ since
tut litttdihN itpohA. W. M ANtW~NNff
chairman OF the committee on trans
portation. reported the progress which
had been made during the year in the
lines or compelling railroad companies
10 carry free the bicycles of wheelmen.
when accompanied by their riders.
The other officers elected were: First
vice president. NJ. +, Cossum. of Pough-
lteepsie, n. H.; second vice president,
a. G. Morrison, of Wisconsin; treasurer.
S. $. Hartwcll, OF Denver, Col. There
was but one ticket for auditing conn
mittee and J. Fred Adams, of New York.
J. j. Van Mort, OF Pennsylvania, and
q. A. McArty, of Denver. Col. were
chosen.
Louisville has been selected by the
J.. A. W. convention MS the place m
which TO hold the next annual midwin-
ter meeting.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Gloucester. Moss, Feb. -. 49, Capt.
Robert Tarr died Tuesday night. aged
81. In the civil war nc enlisted in the
navy IN iso2 a. sailing master. WAS pro-
n'oted 10 lieutenant and later llcufcn-
ant commander. serving In the North
and South Atlantic squndrons. lie
took part IN about all the engagements
from Port Royal 70 the Rio 0rnnde.
lie was IN New York at the time u tho
draft riots Of 1868. and assisted la sup
pressing them. and was also bcarcr
Of dispatches to President Lincoln
from Cen. sherman while the latter
was on his march 10 the sea.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
DEATH OF ISAAC MURPHY.


The FAMOUS Jockey Expires OF fneu-
monin After short Iiiness.
Louisville, KY, Feb. 13.--Isaac Muir
ply. the celebrated colcred jockey, died
at Lexington Wednesday morning of
heart failure. Murphy was known
from the Atlantic 20 the Pacific. and
had ridden to victory some OF the NEST
famous horses in America. He died
of henrt failure and leaves a wife in
possession OF about 100000.
Murphy's first mount was on Millions
aire, at Nashville, in 1870. Ills eirst
win was on Glentina In the Clark stake
at Louisville. From this on he was sue
cessful, riding for Hunt Reynolds, Ed
Corrigan. Lucky" Baldwin. j. -. Hag-
gin, the Ebert stable and others until
about three years ago. when he praeti-
cally retired from the turf. He had rid
den nearly oil the famous horses on
the American turf, including Lconntus.
Leland, Chcckmate. Salvador, Firenz,
Volante. Emperor of Norfolk. Los An
geles. Pearl jennings. Silver Cloud,
Riley, Ban Fox, Don Alonzo Modesty
and other great performers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
AN AgRoLITE BURSTS.
Phenomenon Ia Madrid Causes quite a
Panic.

Phenomenon la Madrid Causes Quite a
Panic.
Madrid. Feb. lI,--An aeroIite burst
over the city OF Madrid Monday morn
ing. causing great Consideration among
the inhabitants. The first warning Of
the explosion was llnsh which .lluml
mated the sky. which WINS almost inn
mcdiateIy followed by tremendous
report. the vibrations from which shat
tered hundreds OF windows. The nero
lite was accompanied BY great whits
cloud, and simultaneous with the cx-
plosion there was a trembling - the
eurth resembling the sensation pro-
duced by an earthquake. When the
fash and ensuing report took place
the people rushed panic stricken into
the streets, and some minutes elapsed
before the excitement was allaycd. II
is cstimntcd that the meteoric bod.
was 20 miles above earth when 10 burst.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Washington. Feb. During the
past week vessels TO the number OF ~
have been wrecked on the Atlantic
coast. and the crews OF such vessrls 10
the number OF l13 have been sa ed by
the government life-saving service.
Where Il was impossible 10 render MS
eistance or reach the vessels. sailors
10 the number OF ten are reported
drowned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
FIRED ~ BURGLARS.

eafe-Biowcrs Cause a Hcnyy Loss nc Ken
nett. MO.
Kenneth No, Feb. L. Every bust
rcss house on the north side OF the
square ard the West block burned
Wednesday morning burglars hid
blown open the post Office safe and SEE
fire 70 the building They only got a
small amount Of money and nine
registered letters. The Bank of Ken
nett building was burned. but thc
vault saved the money aud books. and
the bank Is doing business. The total
loss ~ $4,000, and the only insurance
Is $4,000 -Four suspicious men were
arrested.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Various Insurance Companies Lose a Suit
Involving $50, 900.

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. 13.--In the
United States court Wednesday morn
ing the administrator for the estate OF
a. c. Mitchell was given verdict for
$4,000 against various life insurance
companies. Interest on the amount
was allowed. the verdict being for a
total of 100000. Mitchell bought all
the insurance In st. Louis November z.
1904. and was killed IN the suburbs OF
Memphis by falling from train on the
following morning. The companies al.
legged suicide or gross negligence. One
company. the Aetnn, settled the claim
agninst II Of $4,000. This Is the second
trial. the first resulting IN hung jury.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Washington, Feb. To- Official re-
ports from Commander Burwell, Of the
United States Dispatch. show that the
survey OF the gulf Of Honduras. upon
which that vessel has been engaged for
the past month. Is progressing rupldly.
and TINT accurate charts OF this i'm.
portnnt harbor will soon be available.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
HANGED BY A MOB.
Taken from Jail ~ Sullisnn. H.. aud
strung Ip~He Was Charged with
As-sniting His sister
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Boston. Feb. 49,. Mr.. Lorndo Taft, a
we'll known sculptor and art critic Of
Chicago. and Miss Ada, daughter Of The
late Rev. Lenvitt Bartlett. Of Kansas
City. Mo-. we're married n ths Emanuel
Congregational church. Roxbury.
Tuesday evening. Rev. Charles II. Bealc
olllclnfinc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

New York. Feb. 1.-THE subtrt asury
has been coinpel'ed TO refuse further
gold deposits on account Of bonds, be-
cause the rush has overhead the avail.
able clerical force. A large deposit was
rejected. and was carried away from tbs
sublreasury.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

President Clements Il. Markham, OF
the Royal Geographical society, has
probably risked his life oftcner thnn
any other civilian In Great Britain.
he Is a great adventurcr and was
trained In the navy with McCllntock,
tho illustrious arctic explorer. as q
comradc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

A cable 2.fs4 metres long II 20 be laid
IN the Amazon river between Para anu
Manaos. an ordinary telegraph being
imprncficable on account OF the i'm
pcnetrnble forcat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Topeka. KIM. Feb. i9.-An organl.
<ation a ex-slaves was effected here
by 50 colored men for the purpose 81
making demand ON congrcss for pen
sions. " Is the purpose 20 mike II o.
nationn. scope.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

Prof. Won Trietslla, tho German his
torihn, il wholly dea..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
HARRINdToN.TRATs.
Marriage of Two Popular Young People at
San Diego Cal.

The following, taken from the San Die
go San of August 18th, will be of interest
to the many friends of the young lady
mentioned, and no doubt be a pleasurable
surprise to many. The congratulations Of
THE OPTIC are extended:
The new Y. M. C. A. parlors, which were
artistically decorated for the occasion,
were the scene Of a pretty wedding, the
first ever solemnized there, at 2:30 O'Clock
this afternoon, when Arthur K. H~arring-
ton and Miss Fannie G. Teats, both of this
city, were united in the bonds of holy
wedlock by Rev. A. @. Bane, the evange-
list, in the presence OF about forty invited
friends.
The bride is a charming and estimable
young woman, the youngest daughter Of
Mrs. Marie e. Teats, national evangelist
of purity of the w. G. T. u, and state or
ganizer for the union in California.
Mr.. Harrington is well known in this
city as a young nan of sterling worth and
honor, having lived in San Diego for about
seven years. For the past year he has
filed with credit the position Of book
keeper in the Sun office, and has the hearty
good will and best wishes for the future OF
all those who know him,
alter the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Har-
rington accepted the congratulations Of
the company before going to their home
at Sixth and B streets, where they will be
at home to friends after August 25th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
rHe SISTERS sAnlrARlum.
Interesting Exercises TO be Held At the Corner
stone Laying Of That instltutIon,
Tomorrow Afternoon.

There is promise OF a large attendance at
the laying Of the corner stone at the new
Sisters sanitarium tomorrow. The build
ing lies but a few blocks out from the end
OF Seventh str set, and 10 not too far out
for a pleasant walk. The structure is to
be two and one half stories high With a
cellar, the basement being OF white sand
stone and the body Of the building to be OF
pressed brick. 1t will surpass In archi-
tectural beauty any building In Las Vegas.
The dimensions are 10S feet front and 70
feet deep at the widest point, and tiIs de-
sign is especially for light and air. The
work now has almost been completed up
to the laying Of pressed brick.
The cornerstone will be laid on the
southeast corner Of the building, and Is .
stone Of about 2hxlH feet. Within this
stone is a copper box, 6x7x12 inches, which
will contain docum ents Of historical inter
est, coins, etc., and a copy of the DAILY
OPTIC, that when this building has crum-
bled to decay, the generation yet unborn
who shall live in Las Vegas, may know, In
some measure, how lived the people who
erected this noble Institution, within the
walls of which the sufferings of SO many
human beings are TO De alleviated.
Numerous Catholic societies, fraternal
orders, the city council and mayor, fire
department and bands will form in pro-
~cession at Sixth street and Douglas avenue
at 5 p. m. sharp, T. F. Clay marshal Of the
day; and march to the saniturium whore
the following programme will be followed:
LAYING Oh CORNER STONE
Music, ''Holy God, We Praise Thee
Choir.
Address-Chief Justice Smith.
Selection-Las Vegas Military band.
Address-Rev. /. Grom.
Address-Rev. Norman Skinner.
Credo-Choir.
Address-Rabbi l.. Schneider.
Selection-Band
Address-Fr. I. p. O'Keefe.
Conservation ceremonies.
Veni Creator Spiritus-Choir.
Address-Archbishop Chapelle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
10 SPRINGS NOTES.

The Mountain house now enjoys the bes,
business since the opening, over a yeal
ago.
The business at the bath house still con.
tinues good.
J. Thomas of Maxwell City, has returned
to the hot springs.
Watch these items for a notice Of the
concert at the springs.
r. e. Montgomery, of the U. P, D. &
g. railroad is at the springs, to-day, with
his family.
A party made up OF nine of the guests
from the Mountain house, drove up TO e.
Poryenir, to-day.
Mrs. j. Easton resigned her position OF
assistant postmistress to-day, her place
being filled by Mrs. A. S. Smith.
Fred Guy, of Chicago, who has been as
sisting Miss Kate Dennis at the Park
house, has resigned, and leaves for Denver
to-day.
General E. W. Dodge, of New York,
president of the Fit. w. s. D. G. railroad,
and a large stakeholder 10 the Union Pa
cific, is admirine the scenic beauty about
the hot springs to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
PERSONAL PENcuLINGs.

r. 10, Twitchel returned from Santa Fe,
this morning.
John PsndarIes is In town from his ranch
near Rociada.
Joe Sweeney left for Haryey's ranch.
this morning.
Frank A. Roy drove to the La Cueva
ranch, this morning.
Edwin Blake, Percy and John Crews are
in from Rociada To-day.
G. W. Small, Of Boston, passed through
last evening. for Silver City.
Miss Mary L. James will leave this even
Ing for her Albuquerque home.
The Ilfeld family old and young will
spend Tomorrow at Trout Springs.
DR.. L. Hernandez arrived in the city, to-
day, from several months stay In Sonora.
@. W. Webb, Chicago, and Julius Else
man. Boston, are registered at the Depot
hotel.
Dntruit Mennet left for Elizabethtown,
this morning, to work his gold claim, up
there.
H. A. Miller came down from Clayton,
and will 60 out to Puerto de Luna, with
W.. r. Lott.
Jose e. Roybal of Pscos, is In the city
to-day making a large purchase of furni-
ture at Ilfeld's.
Mrs. H. B. johnson returned to this city
last evening, delighted to get back into
cool New Mexico.
Walter p. Shield left last evening for
Santa Fe. to resume his labors with a sur
veying party over there.
A. A. Rugg, Boston; W. @. Henderson,
Santa Fe, aud s. e. Markle, Harvey's
ranch, are stopping at the New Optic.
John Pendaries, j.. Rudolph, Rociada;
Theo Baldus, Albuquerque; |. I. Wright,
Texas, are registered at tine Plaza hotel.
#. M. Jones has returned from Mount
Aspen, where he has surveyed the claims
OF Fl. B. johnson and r. B. Schoonmaker.
r. B. Schoonmaker, VIII Woods, viii
and Fred Schultz leave tomorrow for the
hsadwaters of the Pecos for a ten days
outing.
Julius Eiseman arrived from the east
last evening, and his brother Albert, who
has been here come days, will leave for his
| Boston home.
Mrs. Chas. Robbins and babe, and DR..
| and Mrs. Beebe, visitors from Chicago,
have gone up to Ell Porvenir, for a few
days. breathing spell.
K. L.. Browne, brother Of M. W. and @.
w. Browne, who is cashier of the Bank Of
Commerce, of Kansas City, accompanied
by his family, is visiting his brothers, and
he thinks this climate is magnificent when
compared with the torrid east.
81. III. Marley, western passenger agent
Of the Michigan Central, who went down
to Ell Paso, a few evenings AGO., will return
on Tomorrow mornings train, and be the
guest, over Sunday, of his old friend,
Agent G. F. Jones, of the Atchison, at this
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
TRACK AND TRAIN.

Brakemen e. G.. Langston and Charles
AAfP returned from Topeka last evening.
Through travel in both directions is nov
very good, but local traffic is exceedingly
slack, just at present.
Bicycle cranks desiring a nice souvenir
are invited to call at the local Atchisor
ticket office. This is no hoax, but straight
gseeds
1t is said that two of the popular young
engineers OF the Atchison, running out OF
Ration, are to be married some time Jnis
month.
Conductor VIM. Farley returned to Ra-
ton from several weeks visit to friends in
Indiana. He says Indiana is for Bryan
and free coinage.
Pay checks will arrive tonight and be
distributed tomorrow, but it is understood
that they will not be cashed by the usual
agents until Monday.
1t is now understood that W. A. Bissei,
general freight agent of the Atchison, will
go with d. B. Robinson to the Frisco, as
freight traffic manager.
Conductor Dick Hays has returned from
his outing, and has reported for work,
humping p. G. Carpenter back a notch,
and he in turn forcing Chas. Moore back.
The Western passenger chairman has
ruled that where mileage books are taken
up because presented by parties other than
the original purchasers they must be for
warded to his office at once. Some OF the
lines have been entering into correspond
ence with the first purchasers to discover
why the books have been transferred.
Judge Andrew Calhoun, of Atlanta. Ca,
has decided that the "jim-crow law" Of
that state,% requiring railroad companies to
provide separate coaches for white and
black passengers is applicable also to street
RAILWAYS The decision was rendered in a
test case brought in behalf of a negro who
was elected from a car of the Atlanta elec-
trio railway company, for refusing to take
one of the seats In the rear Of the car re-
served for negroes. The officers OF the
company, to meet frequent complaints by
white ladies Of the ~insolent presence Of ne
groes in the same seats with them, had
made q regulation that negroes must &C.
cupy the rear half OF the cars.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
New Corporations File ArticIes--Notaries an
Commissioner Of Deeds Appointed.

New Corporations File Articles--N0tarles and
Commissioner Of Deeds Appointed.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the Territorial secretary, says
the Neao MeTican:
The w. H. Martin Company-Incorpora-
tors, G. d. Gibbs, Pittsburg, Pa. 9. P.
Person, Menominee, Mich; G. H. Feather
ston, San Marcial, N. M; w. A. Arm
strong, Menominee, Mich. Edward DAM
bach, Evans City, Pa; Edwin Martin, CO.
raopolis, Pa; Eliza A. Martin, Pittsburg,
Pa; Gilbert A. Zirckee, P%ittsburg, and J.
e. Nichols, San Marcial, N. M; capital
stock, 100000; objects, operating mines
and mining machinery; principal place Of
Business, San Marcial, N. NJ.
The horseshoe Gold Mining Company
-Incorpora.ors, Elsie A. Petre, A. p. Care
and c. O. Rice; objects, operating mines
and mining machinery, life, fifty years;
capital stock, 81, 0Oo, 900; directors, same as
incorporators; principal place of business,
Elizabethtown.
Notice has been filed with the Territorial
secretary that Edwin o. Faulkner has been
appointed agent Of the Pecos Irrigation
and Improvement company at Eddy, N.
NJ, rice Chas. B. Eddy, resigned.
The governor has appointed Chas. Weld
man, of Lincoln, and Eva B. Allensworth,
Of Fort Bayard, as notaries public.
The governor has appointed S. l.. Tay-
Tor, of Philadelphia, as commissioner Of
deeds for New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-15

WHEREAS, As the angel of death has en-.
tered our chapter and removed from on.
midst Sister Sallie R~osenthal; be 1t
Resolved, That while we bow in humble
submission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, we sincerely mourn for our sister
who has heen called to her eternal home.
RESOLVED, That in the death of Sister
Rosenthal, this chapter has lost a kind and
loving member.
RESOLVED, That we sincerely %symrathizs
with the bereaved family in their hour OF
affection.
Resolued, That as a token of our respect,
the charter OF Ransford Chapter b. drapei
in mourning for thirty days, and that a
copy Of this testimonial be furnished the
bereaved family, the Eastern Star and the
local papers; also a copy be spread upon
the records of the chapter.
MRS. EMMA BENEDICT,
MRS. MAMIE CLARK,
MRS. MATTE MURRAY,