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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12
ADDITIONAL

Major X. Cuttings now oficiatss az night
clerk at the Harvey house, 10 Hutchinson,
Kansas. His friends will petition for his
return to Las Vegas, upon the completion
of the new Depot hotal, in this city.
Tho Atchison railway company has Civ
on Mrs. w. w. Frisbie, Of Topeka. wife Of
the engineer OF the fast mail, who was
killed In the wreck 1T Lang, n check for
1900. He was suspended only. once
In the twenty years no was In the compa-
ny's passenger service, and then only for
ten days.
Mrs. M. L. Field, organizer OF the ladies'
society to the brotherhood OF locomotive
fremen, VINO has been visiting her daught-
er. Mrs. d. T. Lowe, is about to leave for
her home in Denver. Mrs. Field 10 dssirous
of instituting a lodge in this city before
her departure. Mothers, sisters, wives,
daughters and widows Of the brotherhood
are eligible and requested to communicate
with or visit Mrs. Field at 1928 Grand
avenue. A good cause and all should be
interested in the noDle work.
THE FIRST LAW SUIT.
The first lawsuit as the result Of the San
Ia Fe wreck at Lang was filed, last week.
at Albuquerque, N. n. 1t is brought by
Con Lucid, a professional base ball player,
who was on passenger train No. / the
evening Of the wreck. At the time, Lucid
was on his way to Albuquerque to pitch a
game OF ball for the Albuquerque team.
| He was considerably bruised by being
thrown against q seat, and b. now states
that his injuries rendered him unable TO
take pert 10 the game as expected, al.
though he was able to continue. his jour-
ney. He asks for damages to the amount
Of $1,000. Lucid was last year q member
of the Philadelphia can In the National
league
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12

1t is said that men are gathering up
abandoned ranches in the western part
Of Socorro county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12

The action of the board Of educa.
tion. at Socorro, in opening the school
houses to private schools, is generally
commended.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12

@The rich strike ON nths "Master L..
WIN" in Peralta canon, holds out well
and indicates that the property will be
able to ship ore IN the very near future.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12

Entered at the East Las vegas, n. M
postofice for Transmission through the
mails as second class matter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12
P TELEPHONE NO. 2

The OPTIC will not, under any circum-
stances. be responsible for the return or
the safe keeping of any rejected manu-
script. No exception will be made to this
rule. with regard TO either letters or To-
closures. Nor will the editor enter into
correspondence concerning rejected man
uscript.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-12

SalIa &c Route
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.


No. ] Pass. arrive 5 10 p. m. Dep. $40 p. m.
No. Fl $3.50 p. m. 6:55 D m.
No. 95 way freight " TBS q. m.
No! 22 Pass. arrive $50 a m. Dep. 7:loa a. m.
No 81 way freight 7:soa 4 m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

Seventeen new plays this season
have sword com oats.
Adelside Nelson used to say thai
James ,O'NellI wac the best Romeo
who ever acted with her.
Prince George OF Prussia has Jus
written drama in verse that Is ~ be
acted In Gilman.
Admir,l Guinea, meledrama by
Robert Lewis Stuv nsOn anu w liam
Ernest Henley, Is to be one OF the
first plays produced in London mex
fall.
"rriIbyD has had 10 be altered at
Vienna on account Of the anti-SemiIIc
CITATION. Syeugalil Is maze W not
as a Jew, but as "a Hungarian gypsl
Dan leader.
Another devil play lie to be tried in
London. rnls Is the The Dsstr ying
Angel, uy Mr.. Scudamure, aud Niles
Agnes Hewitt is to undertake. the pro-
uuctiOu.
Leon Hermann is winning golden
opinions fUr h mself on the rOau. He
nes proved uimself Hermann tn.
Greats successor, not only in name but
IN skllI as well.
II is said that some OF the bridal
music II, m Lohsngrin was fret per.
,ormed In Englant, ri the wedding o.
Il nth Wynne, "a concert singer VINO
died last month.
Augustus Cook, the Napoleon OF the
Mile. sans Il ne company, has re.
signed. Miss kldIer, the star, IL SOON
to rr Jduco u new play. Her tour this
season has not bon 60 profitable a.
last.
A dispatch from st. Il uis slys thai
the ii ,ures on the Wngueriau season
in that city show the DsmrJsh Operu
company about Sl0,0 900 ahead, IN spite
of the report OF the loss to the man.
agemeni.
Henry Miller has altered his appear
ance as the nero In Hearlseate by
wearing u powdered wig. Mr.. Miller
Ia one OF the very few actors OF this
VI tue last century with becoming
grace.
During her dances Adelaide Herr.
msBh's dresser waits Ouislde the wing,
with glass VI ice water, into whicI
the charming dancer dips her tinsel
tips during her periodical exits. b.
this means che escapes being over
ueated.
Lawrence Barrett used to say tina
an actor who excelied in al least three
roles could he called great. Melbourne
| Mod well has at least TOUR 10 hi
credig-Loris Ipsnufi 10 Fedora; Baroi
5carpis IN La roscg, Marc Antony II
| Cleopatra, ami AlmeriO in GismondA-
anu surely deserves the appeilatiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
NEWS OF TIE WEST.

Omaha St7ckmau, March is: J. c.
PetersJn OF Logan, Utab, was mere
with Jour cars OF range cattle.
Louis Tremmel, who murdered Ere d
S,aDler a short time ago In Wyoming
Nss sentenced IN Thursday at Chey-
enne, to twenty years imprisonment.
Rock SPRING., Wyoming, Mine:
James Noble went on Monday even.
ing to Park CITY, Utah, In search OF
employment. II he iails to get stead
work the chances are that he will pack
NJ aud return to Scotland.
Laramie Boomerang: w. L. How.
sru mas secured position in The
suGilor's office OF the Greg 5ho n
Line, at Salt Lake, sud will leave
Laramie In about ten days. MI.
Howard Ia an excellent office N an anu
Is familiar with railroad wurB. HE
iomily will remain in Laramie u
month or two.
The william Tell cattle company Of
Par je, New Mexico, has purchsied
four ranches that iOrmeriy beiOn e
to the Monticello land nnI cattle com d.
pauy. Tue reaches are located near
Monticello, Bucorro county. Three OF
hem are for pasture anu the fourth
viii be devoted TO the growing OF
alfalfa.
From the San Luis valley, which
has been called tho wheat grsnary Of
Colorado, come reports to the effect
that the farmers generally are pre-.
pairing for largely / creased acTesg r
u rain this season. The winter hS :
been long and rather severe. In the
upper or greater grain portion OF the
valley the irost is sllil In the ground
aud spring work Ia the fields Will be
le,ayeI somewhat.
Conductor Grenamoyer OF the Col.
orado Midland Tallw y was brutally
Esssulted by a gambler, at Cascade on
lie main line OF the Midland Wednes.
day night. The gambler was drunk
anu behaved badly on the trail aud
they had an exchange OF words, when
the train stopped at Cstcsds the gam.
bier came up behind GrsnRmeyer anu
struck him on the head with u club,
which fractured his skull. Tue injury
may prove fatal. The gambler wac
arrested.
Denver Field and Farm; The Oal
crop has been langulsning somewhat
in Colorado Tor the last two or three
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

seasons mosily on sccou OF the low
ebb into which the horse bu Ines
unfortunately had allen. But TIME,
are Frightening very materially auJ
tho horse indus ~ is ] oking NJ u
such way ss to warrant the c n'u.
on that oats will again be M EIDE a.
a regular diet ali over the country, 40
that from inuica ions IL wtuid te, m
advisable to plant the grain more pen'
orally than was done last year. n "
ia the time u vet the work OF planting
well Ut underway.
II ck Springs, Wyo,, Miner: IL por Q
received from the Red Desert unlry,
when Ia the great winter range Tor
sneep, show that nJcks are suffering
severely from lack OF food auI tue
-hetp are dying by the hundreds. Toe
.ved was short TO begin the winter anu
the ra sc was ovetcrnwdsd from the
start. There have been constant snnw
stOrm- ana many OF the sheep M II
have teen compohed to ship In 10th
ray and grain. Many, however, are
UNABLE to do this aud their losses VIII
ue very heavy. II is rep rteu thin
Frank HRdsell has already lost 800
had, but we hope the report Is az.
true,
Wednesday, the 17th, a tustom,T
walked into ,tOre on J street, 3 q
ramentU, and was cballen ed by tin
very pref y girl behind the counter ioi
bet on the fight, which was then at
The tenth round. "I'il be. yOn Two
the best CLEARS In town against boz
Of candy that Corbelt win-," said u q
lady. The bet was promptiy accepted +,
and few minutes later, when the
result was assured and the man founu
he had won, he Gale Q lady W by
telephone and said: "Well, you los
and don't want to be Ia q M yu
I'li let you OH with kiss" Gu * ~
4 fash came the answer bEce: up
rather pay for two boxes o cr.atslha
kiss you! The cigars will be her,
tom rrow.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

The greatest danger from La Grippe
ia OF i,B resulting in pneumonia. II
reasonable care IL used, however, auu
Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy taken,
all danger Will be- avoided. Among
the tens Of thousands who have used
this remedy Tor Ia grippe, NO have yet
to learn OF q aingle case having Result
ed 10 pneumonis, which shows concIu
sively that this remedy 10 q certnlu
preventive OF that ure ID disease.
will effect permanent cure IN les
time than ony her tTtstment. II Q
% and so cent sizes for sale by Drug
glsls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

The lull In things theatrical during
the present week and its immedin
predecessor, Ia u rather strange condi.
ton OF affairs considering that at the
present time, the ssston In this
line is usually at it's height, but II 10
no doubt accounted for In the fact that
the nImble dollar does not cUme rs
often nor ss easy to the average man
as it used to do, and with the expert.
ence disastrously acquired by some OF
the big travelling companies because OF
this condition, otters have been afraid
10 venture out and dates have been
cancelled, people discharged and plsys
discarded until such time as returning
prosperity shall revive them. Daven.
pori's excellent business at the rheater
two weeks ago brought out another
fact and that 10 that the people at the
present time see only the beat Of at
fractions, preferring TO ace good shows
at advanced prlces, at longer intervals,
rather than attempt to see the more
ordinary ones ottener.
The most lsmsntabie thing OF the
present theatrical season has been tb.
lack OF operate engagements OF any
kind, with the exception of that given
by our clever local talent. 1t is al.
most year since Madame Tavnry
gave us Aida, Trovatore, and come
tthefs. We should have had Colonel
Mapleson ind his company OF artist
here the Grst OF the present year, but
with his usual uncertain methods he
lailed to materiallze. 1t would be u
splendid thing II tho French Opera
olmpany, that Ia now setting san
Francisco agog, could be prevailed
upon to come here after the close OF
their engagement there. There f.
only one thing necessary to do In order
TO get them here aud that lie to make
them . suitable guarantee IA San
Fran cisco has done. There Ia no ques
ton but what this could be done and
m engagement OF three or four
nights probably made. The company
comes rom the French Opera house Al
Nav Orleaos sud lie under the rec.
tim Of the Kriedlapder Gottlob com.
pany. The repertoire cOnslsls OF
L'Africsnc, iSigurG, Carmen anu
others OF tine heavy operas, and the
San Francisco papers are simply raw.
ing over the performances. Let the
lvvers OF grand opera please step Tor
ward ami start the subscription list
with good round sum and lsI's have
u season Of grand opera.
The ace mic production of The Shsd.
ows at the Grand this woek has been
all ami more Than was Promised anu
the attendance haa been OF very grati-
flying proportions. The new scenery
used was greatly appreciated, and
Stage Manager Hatch has reason to DO
proud OF the success the production
has achieved. In addition to This he is
entitled to we'll inherited praise for his
characteristic reuditiOn OF the jew
pawnbIoher. 1t was certainly clever
lining and on par with any
rendition Of this role given here. The
other mem beIe of the company have
all contributed to the general SUCCESS.
1t lie with plays like the Shsuows with
O tinge OF melodrama In them, that
take the public fancy at the present
time and 1t Ia a wise manager who feels
the public purse AMI caters TO the pJ-
pular desire.
Madame Camilla UTso the violin
Nisluoso made very pleasing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
Our Great Children's
Suit Sale

Enters upon its second week with great
err zest than ever. We are determined
that this particular effort will be the
most successful ever seen in our Chi
dren's department Past ex erience has
taught our patrons the Importance of
this sale-the high quality OF our suits
and the remarkable iowness in price.
Think OF IL al wool Jersey suit. large
sailor collar, 3 TO $ years, for $3.50. or
one gotten up with the collar and front
hnely braided, for g 90
A very nice, ali-woo suits to IS years,
double seat and knees, elastic bands,
warranted not 10 rip, ior S2.2s.
The largest assortment OF suits we
have is the Atwood ones at $3.50. We
also have the very finest SUITS in import.
ed goods up to SO SUIT. The little
nobby junior, 10 years, with large
collars nicely braided, all prices from
S. so up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

Tickets viii b. sol 90 iol WE
dates: From Ogden, Bling ham, Spring
vile, silver City Rud iuttgmeriat
poiu s,irom Ann Il to 9Th, inolusiv (;
ickets limited 10 April l2tb, 1881.
From all other points April End 10 SIN
inclusive. Tickets linued TO April
18Th, 1897; except Grand Juuuup (,
FIutA Rnd Cisc, at which pom =
IL kets are on sale only on April 3rd
limited to dste o. Issue on going trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
CONFERENCE RATES
Via Rio Grande Western Rail-
way.

FIR the Annual Go ference, l.. d. :.
aud w ma Is CONFERENCE, l.. ID. -, tt
Salt Lake Guy, AVN An, Btu ana 81
inclusive, the fllpwint rsteS are
author I'D to Salt Lake City and 10.
turn via r. g W. r.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
if You are not Satisfied Alter Taking the Goods Home
There! | Like That
IL hts me and iii buy II.
'Ere's your money.

We often hear the above expression,
and are pleased, as IS the customer, and
further SO because we know his spring
overcoat will prove satisfactory. and
consequently he will come again. Come.
again customers are the ones we e
after.
While we have a cheaper overcoat, we
like to talk about the sI7 ones, on
account OF the quality OF the cloth the
wearing qualities OF the linlngs, The
first class tailoring on the garments and
the neat, dressy appearance they have.
Aud then there is style about our
spring overcoats that you don't find
commonly They are cut TO fiji and to
look right, as well as to wear well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

Mounlai, sage GA j. nasurs's own
remedy for pain. Relieves any pain
one to five MINI O.. Wonderful n
its effects. Price 20 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

Abou' H. d's Ssrsspsrilla aud advised
me to Try it-1hls is the kind OF RJver-
Ia pg which gives Hoods Ssrsapsrllls
Ine largest ssles IN the world. Friend
tells friend that HOODS Ssrsaparills
cures; that 1t gives strength, health,
vitality ami vigor, and whole neigh.
boThoods use 1t as family medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark e.
diedge s; Co. Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. a
Lowe. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

attractive than TINT OF the Mascot. Az
the Mascjt PRINCIPLES Will b. ia the
new work, Augmented by the pOpuls 7
tenor Il. G. Eastou, aud Miss Ejna
Dryer, well known as one OF our
clsverest amateur oontTsltos, In The
role OF Lady Jane sho will he given
an excellent opportunity. The invent
love sick maidens" will be the efIiclenl
singers wDo appeared az the pretty
pages, maids OF honor and peasa I
Girls in the Mascot. The necessary
Greek costumes Tor tire ladies' anu toe
full tegimentsls for the chorus
dragons W u come from San F anoist o
with the Mascot uresies. Patience
VIII fret he seen on Sa'ur Az aiternU N
add evening, April Be-, tue Mac I
UelnV reviveu Tor conference on the 5Ih
aud 6Ih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

Madame Camilla UTso the violin
Nisluoso made u very pleasing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

There were prouaUly q great many
more sea- q sold than were occupied at
he Theater last evening, 60 hat the
receipts for toe entertainment wer'
liHely satisfactory TO the Y uuR
Ltdley AiI society, under whose Rus.
uices 1t was gwen. II is a bI. under.
takiug for three people to iutnisu Al
EVENINGS entertainment Tor Sait
Lake audience and that tire Slsturs
welding OF London were only partially
successful IL no very great disparsge.
nent OF their abilities. The descrip ~,
dance Sunshine aud Storm, the Seeue
Ut the Lovers, The April Jest, an the
song by Miss Luch Webbing were well
done, the latter receiving an encore.
rhe baiapce OF the eniertaiumen. bud
no particular merit
The Eunice GoOdtioh Nludevlll,
company seemed to p.ease the audi
ence assembled ut the Lyc UNI la.
evening. The speclalties ana her
eaturos OF the performance were Gu.
jUysl. Another performances Will BIT
given this evening which closes the
engagement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20

The performance OF Gilbert and
Su llvan's beautiful aesthetic opera oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
DR. ]. THOMAS,
Surgeon Dentist
% Main St Appsthstios Administered.

We challenge Competition IN this Speciality
either as to price or qualify Of work at any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Chief Kennedy after more than fifty
years service IN the New Haven, Conn,
FIRE department is soon to retire.
Henry Heitfeld. the new United States
senator from Idaho was farm hand in
Nem6ha county. Kansas, up to 1882.
Bismarck's Boswell, Herr Moritz Busch,
studied theology. but in ISiS went into
politics as violent democrat, came to
tho United states about the same time
AS Carl Schur5. and for short time filed
the pulpit of German church.
John Sddons OF snareston, near Burton
on-Trent, England, is the oldest chorister
on record. He has Just celebrated bis g0th
birthday. Siddons Joined tho parish choir
IN 1914 and sim sings in it.
Alexander Dumas fls will appear on tho
tomb which the sculptor Saint Marceaux
is executing. reclining ut fun length in tine
robe he WORT when Mt work and with his
feet bare. as was hts custom.
When William Mckinley was nominated
for the presidency he weighed lS7 pounds
Two or throa days ago he tested the scales
OF n grocery store near his homo AM fount
he had gained six pounds since that time
President Felix Faure Will visit Algeria.
He Will be the guest OF NJ. Cambon. goy-
crnor general, during his stay at Tuus.
THIS viii be The FIRST visit OF r Fec. :,
president 10 Algeria. Tho last visit Of n
sovereign was that OF Napoleon Ill.
Captain Bolsragon and Mr. Locke. The
only two Englishmen who survived III
Benin massacre. escaped into the hush
where they wandered for five days before
thcy were picked I'D Mr.. Locke was armed
with revolver. and shot several Of the
natives who attac Sol them during theIr
wanderings. Captain noisragon was shci
in thu arm whilo beating native back
with a stick.
Efforts AFRO making to sell to tho gov.
eminent for $4,000 tho farm OF III aue.
near Hodgenvllc, Ky, on which Abraham
Lincoln was born. The present owner Il
the property Ia a New York man, whC
bought It not many years ago for $1,000
The little one room log cabin which for
time served as Thomas Lncolns no re
stands today practically as it was In 1919
but 1t contains no furniture or other relics
dating anywhere near back to that wear
Wee President elect Hobart has been be.
sieged by begging letters every day sine
election. one young woman ia said to haze
written to him from New Orlcana request.
ing $4,000 with which to complete hci
musical education. and asked MIR. Hotar;
10 telegraph when the money would ar.
rive. Another woman asked for IS for a SCI
OF false teeth. saying that her chances q
getting husband would Do vastly in.
creased thereby
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03

liz a model OF ncasncss and typographical
beauty. rejecting great credit on Its editor.
Mrs. w. II. Cox.
| The Fsrmcrsville Times Is twelve years
old
The ccmanche Chief goes after the
scaips OF the girls with blondined hair:
Tho ST. Louis lover who las, week shot
his sweetheart because she blondined her
hair was somewhat extreme in his method
Of showing his disapproval OF such de-
plorabis artihce. bu. he certainly had good
grounds for dispeasure.
The MoGrcgor Observer remarks:
II is mighty trying on an editor to talk
up the question Of ''patronizing home In
dustries." when his advertising columns
tell the people to 20 to Waco. Gatesviile
aud other places for their supplies. and by
the sweet lingo" this editor don't intend
to do much OF the said talking up TIL
things change.
Tho Crockett. Courier takes up the cry
OF r-legislation
In this day Of over-legislation, perhaps
tho Legislative body that does least is the
one especially entitled TO the thanks OF the
people. II people on this earth ever were
legislated TO death. those 90 America in
general and OF Texas In particular come
nearest to tho .ateful juncture.
The Terrell Index has the following ad-
ylce to girls;
Scarcely a day passes without Its news
paper story Of some young girl who met
a man 50 interesting that she thought she
could not live without him; so she mar
riod him In haste and afterward found that
he was an eN convict or a brute or already
had wifo or two from whom he had sepl-
rated without tho formality OK legal al
yorce.
In such cases tho blame is laid upon TIE
man. who generally deserves more abuse
than hs gets. But. girls. look at the mat
ter seriously few minutes ana see II tho
uoubls could not havo been avoided IL you
had not been In such hurry.
Marriage means partnership for lie,
DEGREES o, divorce nra merely exceptions
that prove ths rule. Would any man ca's~
into business partnership with az little
knowledge OF the other party as you seem
satisfied with? Well. no-not unless lie
weru q sweet souled lunatic.
Talk IL cheap girls; II can be made to
order as fast as tongues can rum especial
IL when there is a pretty face "a inspire
i. and two willing cars to receive it,
Don't fear that some other girl Will get
tia fellow unless you secure him at once.
a fish that any one can catch isn't worth
throwing line for. Play him to see wheth-
er he amounts to anything. II he becomes
impatient and dashos away why follow
Dogberry and thank God that you are lid
OF q knaye.