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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

Mrs. Otto Berger. of Albuquerque.
presented her husband, the proprietor
OF the French bakery, with a pretty
girl baby.
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rhls "a Your Opportunity.

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can emphasize his statement, ut is o posi-
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Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena. Mont.
Tly's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

The district attorney Of the Fifth ju-
dietary district, H. M. Dougherty, made
n good record during the-term OF court
iust concluded at Socorro.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

Chris vogt and wife, OF Ration. re-
ioice over the advent OF q daughter,
Sunday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21
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THEW PLAY Golf All winte

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

Robert, the seven.year-old son Of
Mrs. Clark, at Gardner, died suddenly
of m~embraneous Group.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

Lsub s. Adams, Of Ration, are rece:v-
ing their ice, cut from the lakes near
Las Vegas hot springs.
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a. NJ w
a. ". a a. N.

Las Vegas KoyaI arcn Cnapter, No. 8,
Regular Conventions, first Monday In each
month. Visiting companions fratarnally
invited. o. L. GREGORY, e. Il. p
L. II. HoTMRIsTRB, Sec.
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A son vas born to r. Stubbleield
and wife, of Ration. Mrs. Stnbble6eld
Ia also suffering with scarlet fever.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-21

The college at Las Cruces will soon
= receive a new gas machine from Chi
csg0, capable OF furnishing 200 lights.
fvr The new Scientific hall.
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Attorne ys-at-Law.

R. M,DONAGH,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ law. East Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Alb Grand avenue, east of San Miguel
National Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-07
p.n,lon. and %po,ima...r.:

Special Dispatch TO the l~nteihgenecr.
WASHINGTON. May DIMENSIONS
have been granted to West virginia ap-
pl!chrts as follows:
orIgrai-wiliam II. Asp!nwah, Wes-
,or, SO per month: James p. King,
J Charleston, Sc; Christopher {, MeGin,y,
RtrtlnStonl IS. y 80
increase-Jacob Cole, Rohr, IS TO $i2
per month; Henry C. Dlllman. Arnolds-
burg, $is TO st4; John T. Rosebefry,
Wheeling, So TO sS; John A. Burley,
Cameron, So to S.
Restoration ard incrcnse-Andrew
Vllllets. deceased, L!ttlcton, s?2 to $2S.
WldowsAarary Jane Studenwalt,
Berkeley Springs, IS per month; Mary
A. Robe. Ellington, sl2; Ellen ], De!o,
Alma, S..
Dependent mother-Mary L. David,
M%pundsville. SIC.
M Other pensions granted are: Norris
Hess, Claysvllle. Washington county.
Pa. special, original. claim, IS per
month; Joseph r. Ross, WaynessurE.
Pa, original, So; George W. Mitchell,
Taylorstown. Washington county, Pa,
S.; edward S. Euglen. California, Pa,
Increase, sl7 to $50.
West Virginia postmasters of the
fourth class have been appointed rs
follows: q. w. Burnside. Burnside,
Putnam county. John Cook, Cedarburg.
Wyoming county; Grant Smith, Deep
Valley, Tyler county; A. j. Carper.
Grandvicw. Raleigh county; Theron D.
Bennett, Wallace. Harrison county.
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SOME OF COMPANY NJ BOYS
ARE 10 BE TRANSFERRED TO
: OTHER COMPANIES. THIS ONE
HAVING A MUCH LARGER
NUMBER OF. ENLISTED MEN
THAN ANY OTHER IN THE REG
TWENTY-FIVE WHEELING BOYS
HAVE pEsERTEp-MANILA DE-
vELopMENTs ANx1ou US L Y
AWAITED.
HEADQUARTERS CO.. 81.
GAME LEE

KANAwHA CITY. W. w., May 6.
/, It has been raining here since 10 a.
m. and tho streets in camp have be-
come quite sloppy. This is the first
rain that has been sufficient to lay the
, dust.
AT 10 o'clock last night the recruits
for Company ". arrived. There we're
forty eight in the squad, most OF them
from Wheeling and all seemed 20 be In
good spirits and enjoyed the trip down,
with the exception OF two from Wheel
: dng, who came expecting to find the.
boys living on the Cat OF the land and
having a good time. After mess this
morning they succeeded In running
through the picket line and started for
home. The boys ore glad they did not
tarry long with us. They are not the
aind OF soldiers that West Virginia
wants.
Some excitement was occasioned yes
terday evening. when Company u. had
taken thel. places at the mess table.
we were Just ready for mess when
there was n call for Company N. from
the signal corps quarters, and every
man jumped as II by magic from the
mess table and made for the signal
corps quarters. The cause OF alarm was
found to be n squad OF boys from some
other companies who have made the
business Of tossing people in the flyer.
a nuisance in camps and have caused
much indignation In the n~eighborhood
and in Charleston by insulting the la
dies who visit the amp using insult
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THE A%LAUDANuMa LABEL

On all Empty Bottle, Helped Sol Holden
Make Iii, Family and onIcrr IIoimts
believe lie Had Committed suicide-Ani
East End Episode.
The family OF Sol Holden, the East
Wheeling rag picker, were given a bad
scare Thursday night by the lord OF the
household, who pretended that he had
committed suicide by the laudanum
route, and until his russ to regain the
good viii OF his better half was discov-
cred, It %convulsed the good people llv-
!as near the Atlantic engine house with
excitement. officer Jimmy" Holmes
was first given the official alarm. a
little boy, of probably ten years Of age.
liurrledly approached the Officer, and
between his tears and sorrowing means,
Informed the officer that his father had
swallowed laudanum, showing the off,
Ger the bottle, which was labeled
t.laudanum."
DR.. Spargo was summoned. but In tho
meantime officer Holmes and the grief
stricken members Of the family assist
ed by a neishbor or two, stretched the,
supposed dead man out on IN impro-
,vised bier, so to speak, consisting ola
bed tick. Making his appearance as
~presentable as possible they retired.
Then DR.. Spargo arrived. and the
tneighbors filed In. To their great sur
prise Solomon was sitting ina clal-,
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desperately in love with Mary McCrae,
the daughter Of "ould McCrae," a rich
and miserly old fellow. who forgot that
he was once poor. Patsy's love was re-
turned, when the young people became
OF age they got married on the sly, not
"unbeknownst," however, to Mary's
mother, who saw In Patsy, "the makin's
Of q fine man." Mr.. and Mrs. Dulan
hadn't thought of the future. The min
lister lenr them the money for their pas
sage to America, and two years later
the minister-who was none other. than
Mr.. Coffey-recelved a letter from Patsy,
returning the loan, and eulosizing the
United States. The letter wac In the
Irish dialect, and Its reading provoked
considerable amusement. Patsy said
that in America one man was as good as
another and maybe better.
Mr.. Coffcy next related the story OF
the Irish boy who had been fined for
getting intoxicated, and had paid his
fine. The magistrate was surprised at,
the young mans request, which was for,
n receipt for his fine. The court didn't
provide for receipts for fines, hut the
IrlShman insisted on getting q receipt
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THE MOZART CONCERT
Win BIO Given Sunday Afternoon ant
Evening Mt Mozart Pack.

WIN BIO Given Sunday Afternoon and
Evening Mt Mozart Pack.
The May Music Festival OF the Mo-
Fart. Singing Society, which was to
have occurred at Mozart Park on
Thursday Of this week, will take place
at the hilltop resort on Sunday after
noon and evening, when it is likely that
there will be very large audiences at
both the afternoon and evening con-
certs. The matinee begins promptly at
2:3o o'clock and at night at s o'clock.
There is considerable interest in the
Wheeling debut OF the New England
soprano, Miss Emma S. Howard, who
will sing at both concerts. She sang
before q few ladies yesterday after
noon at the rehearsal of the Woman's
Club choral section. and those who
heard her say Miss Howard has q very
p:omisingf future before her In concert
work. The other soloists are Mrs. Will
llams and Messrs. Zulauf and Clemans.
The combined Beethoven and Mozart
choruses will take part.
The programmes printed In Thurs
days 1ntelligencer Will be followed.
Tickets issued for Thursday will be
hOaored tomorrow, Of course.
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ENcEs IN IRELAND.

Rev. r. S! Coirey, OF Ireland. now sta
TONED at Bcllairc, last night delivered a
lecture entitled Sketches from Life" at
the First Presbyterian church. under
the auspices Of. the Christian Enncavpr
Society OF the church. Tho wet weather
prevented a large attendance, but those.
who braped the elements were delight
fully entertained. Rsv. Mr.. Coftey's ef-
fort was more in tile nature OF a reading
from his own writings than a lecture,
and showed that he Is a keen observer
OF character, and n writer OF no mean
ability. He read from two of his per-
sonal experiences In Ireland, and the.
only criticism that could be offered was
the brevity OF his entertainment. Rev.
DE-. Cunningham gracefully introduced
him.
The first sketch was entitled .The
Lovers" The scene was laid In the
north OF ireland, and the lovers were
Edward Hamilton, the llcentIate OF the
irish Presbyterian church, and Nora
stewart also accomplished, and a, sweet
and sensible woman. He was twen-
ty-four years Of age. she t%wenty-one.
Rev. Mr.. Coffcy described their CONVEX
sation. which was a model OF good Eng
lish. teeming with naturalness and SEN.
tlment, 1t described the course OF the
courtshlp of Edward and Nora, the lat
ter being converted from mental
science" to the Literature OF love" The
speaker had culled some beautiful quo
tations from the best known prose
writer's and poets.
Sketch number two was The "True
Tale OF Patsy Dulan's Courtship with
Mary McCrae." Patsy was an Irish.
youth. working fora minister. and was
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The Orntorieni CONTEXT.

Next Wednesday evening at waynes-,
burg, the fourth intercollegiate ora,
torical contest occur The committee
on decision is composed OF Rev. Scion
Cobb. Pittsburgh. umpire; W. S. An
de-son, esq, Youngstown, and J.. W.
Davis, Clarksburg, judges. Eight col
leges belong to the association, but on
ly six have thus far filed their orations
and complied with the terms. They are.
as follows: 4
Western University OF Pennsylva-
MIA. ". E. Copeland, subject, THE Mis-
s!onary as q CiVilizer."
Geneva Norman L.. Euwer. subject,
Republican influence OF Calvin"
West Virginia University. Charles Z.
Holden, subject, The Sentiment OF Fra
tcrnlty."
Bethany, H. Newton Miller, subject,
"Thc Gem OF the Antilles"
Waynesburk, ]. Bruce Rlnehart, sub
ject, Equality OF Opportunity"
Westminster. James W. Scott, sub
jec:, william the Silent"
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supreme Court rroe,ealnG..

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, May G.-The
supreme court refused a hearing Of all
the petitions presented this week except
the following, which We're granted:
Landers VS.. Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Mason county; Oberlln college
trustees VS.. J.. ". Blair, ct al, Dodd-'
ridge county; st. Lawrence Boom Man
u%facturing Company VS.. Holt. POGO
hontas. county; United States Blowpipe
Company VS.. j. S. Spencer. ct al, Ma,
son county; Dent VS.. Pickens. Barbour.
county. The court adjourned this af-
ternoon to meet at the next regular
term,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, May 5.-Mead D..
Detweiler, grand exalted ruler of the
B. P. O. Elks, issued an official order to
subordinate lodges to-day, with refer
cnce. to. the stand to be taken by mem
bers OF the order. during the present war
with Spain. The resolution and sugges-
lions OF the grand exalted ruler are:
That all members of subordinate lodges
who, at their country's call. have en-
listed in the service of the United
States government at the sacrifice OF
their business and private interests.
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100 am MS he did When he paid for
Jrnoceries, etc. TO satisfy him, the mag
,istfate finally agreed 10 pay the me-
but the freshman again protected, giving
the following explanation:
asure, It wouldn't do at all, at all. II
iyer I get to shivven, ST. Peter tnlax me
have i liver stole, or got drunk an was
.fned. an whin I tell him 4 was fined
iwanst, what'li he do but ak me 10 show
the resate. An yer honor whin 81 Peter
axes me that,won't l be I'M bad iix ~
have 10 20 TO hell to s'arch for you"
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1910. I.NH. aH..#L 49,.
Ing language and tossing the male cIti-s
pany B., now the signal corps, and
Company c. have never taken part in
"nrins" people or any such rowdyism.
and they agreed tina. should n OF their
members be- tossed, TO call on their
neiGhbors; One OF the sigma! corps boys
was thrown in the flyer" and the rest
of them turned out and gave the call
for Companies NJ. and c., and the; re-
Spouse vas instantaneous and eathus!-
astic. II Is safe to say there will be no
more tossing in the blanket.
Camp Is getting down TO business
now and the quota TO I'LL the call oi the
President is rapidly being furnished by
recruits. Il Is reported the examina-
ton will commence Saturday. A portion
of the new recruits will have 10 be
transferred from Company n. to some
OF the otEer companies whichNhave not
the required number. We have about
twenty more than we arc entitled TO.
Private Waytt, who wa In the aos-
pital on me sick list. mas fully recover
ed and Is now or duty.
Private Stewart left suddenly the first
Of the week and up to this writing has
not put in his appearance at the mess
table. Some of the boys think he has
become tired OF the slow way that mill
tary affairs have moved along and has
gone to Cuba to join Gomez.
Senator Mathews, of Mourlsville.
acted as brisadier general in leading
the patriotic march from Mouadsville
yesterday, and after making n SUCCESS
III! landing just opposite the pickle: line,
he made a most daring attack on the
south side OF the regiment. After taking
the outer works he led his brave Ia
dies OF to a determined assault OF
Company Ms mess ten. and captured
the whole outfit. Mrs. Nei1on. OF Val
ley City, North Dakota. accompanied
by Rev. Spur. OF MoundsvlIie, was she
guest OF Mrs. Nelson's son. Sergeant
Mellon, last Monday.
Mr.. Rooth, o: Baltimore, and Colonel
S. T. Eoot0., Dosto.ice inspector. OF
Baltimore, were thefguests os L!ea.cr-
ant Hector this week.
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Q IN

The following dispatch. from Frank
lin. Ra.. will be read with interest In
wheeling. the young mar being well
known here. especially to oil men.
AdYtccs have been received ANNOUNCE
Ing tho mysterious disappearance OF
Richard Heard, formerly OF Franklin, at
Vera Cruz. Mexico, April %. under cir
cumstances that point strongly 10 his
having been Kidnapped and murdered
by spaninrds In that city. On the ;cven-
ing mentioned young Heard, accomran-
led by other Americans, attended a bali,
which wac also attended by a number OF
Spaniards. There had been bad feeling
between the Spanish and the American
residents since the beginning OF the war.
The morning after the ball young Heard
was missing. and the police and hts.
friends have been unable Ia find any
trace OF him. From evidence found, the
authorities believe that Heard was kid
mapped by S%panlards, murdered and his
BODY secreted. Mr.. Heard was employ
60 by the Standard Oil Company at
Vera Cruz. ~
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H BROOKE CONCERTS
At Wheeling Park wm Attract Large
-. y. " ~ A rdIep.~. & unI,,. M. - sgeElr

l1tt Audiences Sunday.
The engagement OF Brooke's Chicago
Marine band for concerts at Wheeling
Park casino o. Sunday and Monday
afternoons and evenings. is to be the
occasion of large audiences. for which
the motor line and the park manage
meut are making elaborate prepara-
t!dhs. The 2 p. m. motor on both days
wi run direct to the casino station in
THU park, as well as a special motor
tra4n each evening, leaving the Six
tdnth street, station at 1880 o'clock. a
rulnor that the price OF admission was
ftty cents Is not true. the price being
tuEnty-fve cents. The following are
Qth programmes for the concerts on
SVtday:
MATINEE PROGRAMME.
1,y,March-..The Trolley Party new
e.''.6verture.arhc Merry Wives Of
t,HWindsor' ....Nicolai
g.. Mosaic from .:Prince Ananias' Herbert
4 Solo. for Cornet-"The Battle Cry,of
Mr.. Bonhumir Kyrl.
5. Grand National Fantasia. .......Dalbey
Intermiss!on-l5 Minutes.
g. Scenes from the Opera Faust" .Gounod.
q. Waltz for Soprano solo-"Love In
Miss Sibyi Sammis.
s. la)A Nesroincrasy Louisiana
o. MarchS"our Nations Guard"
.. Solo for Euphonium-'The Success
n.........
Mr.. Frank Chimera.
TO- Caprice Observation-Disclosures Wild
Il. (a] The Cuban National Hymn.
This hymn is to the cubans what"La
Marseillaise" IS to France. God Save
1.-THE Queen 20 Great Britain, n
America" to the United States.
ID THE Star Spanslcd Key
EVENING PROGRAMME.
L Fanfare MilItaire-"March OF the
) iGirs,, "T,o:;i 90" bro9Ke
3. Ballet music from William TelI"..
a. Solo for Trombone-"Exposltion
MIR: John II. Miller.
s. Grand Medley. of National Airs
War Songs OF the Boys in Blue.
Introducing "rhe Battle Cry Of Free-
dom""Just Before the Battle. Moth :
EN- en-. Tramp W5ro T51Tamap' .5 Tramp G.os the
ica" and yankee Doodle"
Intermission-i0 Minutes.
9. Melodies from The Bohemian Girl
With incidental solos by Mr.. Quitsow.
clarinet: Mr.. Llewellyn, cornet, and
Mr.. Chimera. euphonium.
!. solo for sopraro-"I heard a Song"
Miss SlbyHSammls.
s.. (a) Polka Caprlce-'Folie''..... French
% 'our Nations Guard" mewl. Brooke
Dedicated to the Militia Of the United
silt States. .
Q. Solo for Piccolo-"Birds of Spring.. Cox
Mr.. Marshall Lufsky,
10. War Episodc-"rnc Charge of the
1i.ta) Tho Cuban National Hymn.:..
I......... !...... FiEuerdo
This hymn Ia 10 the Cubans what
"America' is to the United States.
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with feet thrown over a:table and TAX
ing the world with ease TO hurn. Then
those who had wept over him felt 4
change of mood, and roundiy sco.ed
him for his trick. He confessed that he
had used an empty Iaudanum bottle to
~frighten, his wife, so she would allow
him the shelter Of the house, as he had
been drinking heavily and knew she
wouldn't let him inside II she noticed
his Intoxicated condition.
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ANTIoUsLY MATING.

Wheeling people are anxiously await
Ing news from Commodore Dewey.
Throughout the day the newspaper bull
letin boards were The Mecca for hun
dreds. and :he poor fellows who pre-
side over the newspaper telephones
nearly arrived at the point of wishing
that Manila had aot been attacked by
the brave American ta-g,
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shall be protected during the term o.,
their service:
THAT all dues incurred during the
period of their enlistment shall be re-
mitted and not charged against them.
THAT during their absence a spe-
cial committee of three shall be ap-
pointed 10 ascertain the circumstances
OF those dependent on them for a live
lihood, and to provide them with such
livelihood, II necessary, during the term
OF the enlistment OF our brothers.
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a Depraved Appetite.

BRISBANE. Queensland. May ga
terrible story of cannibalism is report
cd from New Guinea. Fourteen escaped
prisoners from Manamana. attacked a
friendly village, killing and eating eigh-
:arD mon So 80 ~. tEaaT .rrar, aHE.
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snonl,,, nEonr., SIN, Enr1.

LONDON. H6.-American securi-
ties opened under New York and at
noon showed further weakness.
Spanish fours opened at 29M and later.
advance. to 80. Yesterdays final price
was 30h.
PARIS, May 6.-Spanish fours opened
~ % 1916, q loss of sic.
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KERR PROMOTED.

LIEUT.. KERR PROMOTED.
Word was received Thursday evening,
by the family OF James Kerr. OF Mar
tins Ferry, that his son, Lieutenant
James Kerr, OF the Seventeenth uni
Ted States Infantry, now stationed Mt
Tampa. Fla. has been promoted to the
rank OF captain. Lieutenant Kerr's par
ents and friends will be glad to hear Of
his military advance.
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"a for the o. NJ. g. at sabinn, o., and
tho regimental headquarters were at
Springfield. The regiment has not vet
been mustered Into the United States
eervices, but will be 10 Its order. Mr..
Anderson has been for six years asso-
ciated with this paper and Is highly es-
teemed by Its publishers and by. The
citizens OF Martins Ferry generally. oil
OF whom wish him q successful term OF
service and that no may be permitted to
return safc and sound bearing tho
scalps OF many Spaniards and the In
sigma OF al official poslt!on.-Martln's
Ferry Times.