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A returned Democratic Congressman
in a published interview admits that
times are improving, business activity
is being resumed, farm products are
selling high, and prosperity promises.
But he adds that this will be temporary
only; it cannot last. Is that so? Must
We have calamity whether we will or
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For Your northumberland cures"
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The Turk is not dreaming in his tent
just now If yesterdays cable ac-
counts are verify, he has awakened to
the full relaxation of the fact that he
cannot longer postpone the settlement
of the difficulty with Greece Bulga-
ria, Servia and Roumania manifest a
disposition to rise against him and
place the Slavic power upon its origi-
nal seat In addition the Powers have
tripped his hee.s in the sneaking scheme
to descend again upon Crete and en-
gage in the summer amusement of slit
ting Christian threats. He is now say
ing that he viii come to terms, and
begs of the Embassadorial council to
take no coercive steps. There is moth
ing known that VIII bring Abdul to
terms except force of a threat of its
application His contempt for Christ
ian dogs is such that 1t justifies him
in any deceit and trickery his cunning
may prompt him to undertake.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern Caiifornia-Fair in southeast
portion: partly cloudy in northwest por-
ton Saturday; cooler in the Sacramento
the coast
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Electric light and power companies
will feel interested in the recent decision
of the Supreme Court of Kentucky, de-
claring that there must be utmost care
to keep the insulation Of dangerous cleo
trio wires perfect at places where people
have a right to go for work, business or
pleasure although at other places very
great care may be deemed sufficient.
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or inconyenient is no excuse for failure
to make it perfect at points where people
have right to go for work, business or
pleasure
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

NO SHOOTING OR HUNTING WILL
be allowed on the Rancho Del Paso Any
violation of this order will lead to arrest
JOHN MACKEY. Superintendent
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Yes, That's Who.

Who is it quells me with look,
And reads me as an open book,
And even awes the mighty cook?
Mother-in-lawi
Who, when some fair one looks at me
And / look back, is sure to be
Right there upon the spot to see?
Mother-in-lawi
Who rips the lining from my vest,
Who knows the secrets of my breast,
Who keeps my wife filled with unrest?
Mother-in-lawi
Who, when the little ones are Ill,
Comes in and labors with a will,
And saves a mighty doctor bill?
Mother-in-law!
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MONTE VISTA.

THE PICTURESQUE RESORT OF,
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George" laughed Munchausen, tell
the truth, old chap; that cherry-tree
and Ratchet story wasn't true, was
it?"
No, it wasn't said Washington.
1T was grossly exaggerated. What
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a paper cutter
And Munchausen took of his cham
pionship medals and pinned them upon
the breast of Washington.
Governor Winthrop said Peter the
Great, how do you account for the
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Tea" said the Governor. When the
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
VEGAS MEXICO SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1897.
CHARGES pRHeaRRRD.
Amateur Athletes Accused Of Turning Out a,
Professionals.

New YORK N. ", November Is =
The announcement that The American
atheleie Union would, this morning
commence public trial of b. j
w, fers and J. Cosgrave, the prominent
amateur athletes, and who are
charged with making themselves pro
fessionals, by running for cash prizes or
accepting percentages OF gate money,
brought regiment Of athletes and
friends Of the sport to the Astor house
this morning.
The charges were originally made by
Caspar Whitney in an article In
Harpey's Weekly, but 1t is an open
secret that he acted upon data and
testimony worked up by H. s. Cornish
OF the Knickerbocker athletic club.
Both of the accused men clnim to have
a complete defense TO every specifica-
tion against them and it Is given out by
the committee that the trial will be
,horougn and both sides will be given
every opportunity to present proof and
rebuttAl.
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suN,s ECLIPSE.
The Apparatus Which Goes to Colombo In
spccted To-day.

LONDON, England, November 10 :
AZ the invitation Of the royal as
Economical society large number O.
sceatists to-day inspected the tele
Sc, pas and 8 large quantity Of spec
trosc pic and Photographic apparatus
which Is to be taken TO Colombo by
Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer, who has
charge Of one OF the three ofiicial ex-
petitions from this country which will
observe the total solar eclipse 10 Jan
uary next. Many of the instruments
are new to astronomical science, ard
with some of them Sir Joseph Lockyer
expects to be able for the first time to
determine the chemical and physical
conditions of the SUMS corona and
cromosphere, the corona being visible
only during the few minutes OF solar
eclipse. This expedition will leave
London in about three weeks and her
m msjesty's ship "Melpomene" IS under
inslruction to meet the party at
Colombo and to assist in the eclipse
observations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

CHICAGO. Illinois, November Is -
Notwithstanding bis extraordinary ex-
ertiors OF last night, Jimmy Michael,
the diminutive Welshman, is as fresh
as daisy this morning and ready for
his second battle to night. when he
will have Fred j. TITUS, OF Now York.
as competitor. As. IN last nights
race, each man will have twen'y-four
pace-makers and the winner will get
81 900 and the loser $500 for the
twenty five mile race. In addition to
this race, there will be a two-mile
handicap and several amateur races
for which the entries exceed one
hundred.
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sLAUdHTERINd RABBITS.


TRENTON. N. j., November 13.-The
sport.men 10 this vicinity are having
considerable sport, telling about the
former President Clevnlapd's cunning
trip. Thursday. He shot one small
rabbit, and Col. SamhaI Stockton,
grandson ~ tho famous Commodore
Stockton. who pllntnd him. shot only
but two cottnn-'ails between them
while a connla OF plain, everv dav
hnntnya killed six'v-one IT the animals
in tho Same territory They sent a hate
dozen to Mr. CLEVELAND, so he would
have enouoh for dinner.
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"A postronenent

New ORLEANS L., N,vember 13.
This was the date set for the open
ing of the winter meeting # the Cres-
cent City jockey club, with the in
augnral hai dican for twn-vasr-olds,
for purse of ST. 900. Owing to the
fact, however, that commercial and
other conditions have haeu disturbed
bv the yellow fever epidemic, and that
large number Of patrons of the turf
have not vet returned home, the open
,ng Of the maet,ng hos hean postsoned
unit. the first Saturday In December.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
GOES ABROAD.
The Barnun, s Bailey show Sails on the Ocean
Blue.

NEW YORK, November 13 The
last OF the SIX big freight steamers that
have been required to transport the
Barnum & B ey show to London lef'
here, to-day. The show opens IN the
Olympia, next month, and will be
absent for three years. Paris, Berlin
and other big cities on ihs continent
will be visited The transportation OF
the circus to Englaud has eost a for
tune, in idition to tn $l00 600 that
Mr.. B iley has been compfilrd 10 ex-
psnd 10 building the Olympia. owing
to the claim If John Burns, the labor
agitator, and who has q hatred OF all
things American, that the place was
unsafe. Burns is member of the
London city council, and succeeded in
inducing that body to fall in with his
views
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
A Rnxlnr bout.

CHICAGO. Novem ner 13 --Unless the
police interpose with prohibition at
the last moment, .Kidn Mccoy and
Australian Billy Smith will box here,
Monday night, six rounds for pnrse
of So, 900. seventy i've and twenty five.
They will meet At 165 pounds. with a
fnrf.it of 800 for overweight. This
meeting will give the friends Of McCov
an opportunity of sizing him up, pre-
paratnrv to his meeting with Creadon.
next month. in Canada, which both
parties Insist win come off. the op-
position Of Ppmier Marchaud and
Mayor Parant of Quebec to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Dead Body Discovered In Burned Building
After the Planes subside.

TIFFIN. Ohio, November IS IL
10 O'Clock, this morning, the residence
of Mrs. Mary Greiner, on VS. Perry
street, was destroyed by fire. After
the fl mes had been exiingulshed, tn
dead bndy of Mrs. Grelner was found
horribly disfignred and in an advanced
stage Of decomposition She hAd
evidently been dead several days. She
was widow, aged forty, five. with
one son. The origin of the fire is
unknown
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
Two children Blown Up.

WICHITA, Kansas, November 49,
The two little sons of Charles Walker,
aged three and six, were blown to
a,oms at he home of their uncle. near
CARRIER, Oklshoma. and the hous- was
totally DESTROYED by an explosion Of
giant powder. The little ones were
allowed to visit their uncle's house
alone.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
peIky,s Daughter DisInheri.ed.

FITzGERALD, Ga, November I3.-
Alexander Pelky, fa'her-in-law O
..Lord Beresford,' who died here. Or
Thursday, left will dividing his
fortune between his brother and sister
10 Rhode Island He made this wi
Immediately after he became ac
qualnted with the real character of. hi
son-in.law
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
PILGRIMAGE to the rtoIy Land.

New YORK. Novamber 13.-Undar
The auspices Of the international COM
miltee of the Young Mems Christian
sasoclation, largely-a,tendad pill
rimage tn the Holv Land left here.
today The nilg-'ms are in charge OF
Rev. w. X r Bedford. chaplain and
librarian of the order Of St John o'
jerusalem. In England, the pilgrim
age will be ] lined by Sir Arthur Ar
Md. nr Hill. vica chancellor Of the
University of Cambridge. and mum
her of other DISTINGUISHED men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

LoNDoN. Eno'and November IS -
Friends of Wr. Gladstone ara worried
over the evidence ri a general break
down .heoinning to show on Epgland' =
s.grand old man - His sight is fail
ing fast. and the mnscles Of his face
give rim mnch trouble. His physi-
c,an avs to-day, that his condition ie
serious.
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A New MIrer., Strike.

BRAcEvILLE, H., November 49,
Under the persuasive irtuences of Fr :.
ident Rstcbford, and the state leaders
500 m,nr - working in the mines oi
the Chicago. iwaukee & ST. Pan
railroad company voted to-day. to q
on a strike again.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
At Homo Again.

New YORK, November 1S--
More than pleased with their
,xperiences 10 London, bn'
revertbaless glad to get home
se~in, Augus'in DAILY. Ada Rahan and
he Dalt cnmpanv OF comedians az
rived here, to-day, on the steamer
.sSt. Paul. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

WASHINGTON. y G.. November 13 -
The traasnrv department. has heen in
formed hv Minister Powell, Of Port Ar
Pr'uce. that Lazsrd Fraras. OF Nv
Yo-k. Paris~and elsewhere. has jus'
excepted ioar m tha Hevtian gov
errment If $4,000, 900 with interest a
9 per cent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

WASHINGTON November Is 1t was
said. This morning. that President
Mckinley had definitely decidad 70
aproint General Panheller, of Nav
York. to the nourt NJ the mixad
tribnnsl nt Cairo. Egvpt. Roth fac
tians in Nav York endorsed Camera
Bsche,lAr. He was minister to Port.
ugal under Harrison.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

WASHINGTON. D. G., November 13.
The new commissarv general of the
,rmy to succaed General Sullivan, re-
sire.I. was anneuncnd to-day as Col
William Fl Ball. q Pannsvlvanisn, who
graduated at West P,int in 1858. He
had been Sullivan's chief assistant. He
will be retired In January
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
Or. n. Friedman, of Chicago
WHO IS STOPPING AT THE
plaza Hotel Pariors

for few days. Office hour, $40, 1919, "a
Ahov all thin~s, when your child COM
plains Of his or her cyes. do not think care
lessly fitand ct 1t go Indifference now
may ruin that ch Ids life and bring ever
las ing remorse on yourself, while by ad-
iusing proper glasses will save headaches
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I homestead Entry No. $500.
LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N. M,
October Goth, 1897.
N ptice is hereby given that the follow
ing uemed settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support Of
his ctaim, and that seid proof will be made
before The probate clerk of San Miguel
county, at Las Vegas, ON November Both,
1897. viz: :. p. Flint, of East Las Vegas,
for the =. W. u, Sec. II, +. 10, r. I4-E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cnltivation of ssid land, viz: r. a. Hunt,
Of Rociada, N M; B. Daley, of Rociada,
N. M; Chas NIhart, of Las Vegas, N. M.
H. s. Wooster, of Las Vegas.
JAMES Fl. WALKER,
291 30t Register.
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ohtaIncd sao. GOO av court

New York, N Avember 49, The
heaviest verdict ever rendered for a
death claim in his state has inst been
returned nv the jnrv in Judge Russell's
court. IN tavcr Of Widow Emily Mix.
sell, for $50. 600.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
constahle Assassinated.
(unntnutC Assossi"ntrus
Fort WORTH, Tex is, N ,vambe

Fort WORTH, Texas, N 'vamber 13
CONSTABLE A. K Martin. of Wis
county. was waylaid and assassin aied
last night, while en route for his hom,
from circus at Decatur Martin anf
his wife were in wagon. when tb'
husband was shot aud he fell dead b.
her side
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
Combination of Ailments

BERLIN, Germany, November 49,
Although Prince Bismarck Is AZ pres
en' IN poor heaI'h, there is little oc
casier ~ sunposa he u dangerously
i'll Rhauma'isa. neuralgia and gout
seized him to-dav.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
Awaiting the subsldeacs q Winds

QUEENSTOWN. Ireland, November 5
The Cuuard line steamer ''E'runa. ,
from New York. bound for this port
srrlvpd here. today. bu' was noahle r.
land It's passengers AMI mails, owing
10 rough weather.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
Rutterworth Is conxaIesclng.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. November IS -
Unless there is an unexpected change,
the Hon Ben Butserworih will soon De
pronounced nut NJ danger as his con-
dition Is improving gradually.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
BuckIen = Arnica salye

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

WASHINGTON, D. c., November IS.
The president. to-day, appointed
John Harrison as postmaster st silver
ton, Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
The Greatest Foot Ball Game
For Many Years Ends
In a Draw.
, ACROSS THE OCEAN BLUE
Gladstone, Bismarck and But
tel worth Are Indisposed
These Days.
HAWAII SECURES A LOAN

Boston, Mass, November IS AL
boston is turning it's face toward Sol
dier's field for the great Harvard Yale
football game, this afternoon. It will
be the first time since 1894 that these
two famous teams have met on the
gridron, their relations having beer
suspend d during that interval owing
to the feeling created by the alleged
viciously rough playing OF the famous
Captain Hinkay, of the Yales, in that
year. L. Is the first time, moreover,
since 1888 that the battle has been
fought On the Harvard field. Indca
tions point to an immense attendance,
and he betting will run into the scores
of thousands Of dollars Harvard,
which has suff red four Yale defeats
since 1890, expsc to win.
A. 2 O'Clock the great foot ball
game between Harvard and Yale be-
gan Over $4,000 spectators yellei
wildly as the two eevsns came on the
fl Id Yale won the toss aud chose
the western goal. Then began a bat
tie royal. 1 was splendid exhibition
of Drawn and brain The play was
fast and furious, neither side gaining
much. After twenty minutes play.
Yale had a trfe the best. When the
first side closed, neither side had
scored.
The second half was furiously
played, the game ending with neither
side Securing
ANOTHER CONTEST.
CHICAGO. H., November Is There
Is likely to be a lively time at the n
lest otthe football teams Of the Uni
versities of Wisconsin and Chicago
here, this afternoon. Last year, two
pf The BADGERS were sariousIy injured,
and for their suff rings Gordon Clarke.
OF the ChicaQoans, was blamed, but
now, 1t IL alleged, word has gone ont
that. while the Bodgers will try to win
the game, they will make spac,aI |
eff7rt to take vengeance upon Clarke
The latter has received several nntas of |
wa. ming and has heen advised not to
60 into the play. hut he went down tn
Marshall field. this morning, prepared |
to take his chances for whataver might |
befall him. He and the other men,
bers Of his team denv that anv OF the
Wisconsin men were injnrad otherwise
thsn in the unavoidable regular course
of closely contested game.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13
To Use tiorseIess WAGONS.

CHICAGO, LIMOS, November IS ~
Horseess wagons are being built for
The American express company, and a
large local leo company. They will
be in operation within a month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-11-13

PARIS. March 1S.-M. Blanc, he
new prefect OF police. issued an order
to-day, iorbidding women to wear high
hats in theaters.