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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
A New WonS,r.
lchicago Tribune.)

Mareonrs wireless telegraphy system
eave a sienally successful illustration Oh
its practical use when the SAILING snip
Elhe went aehore on the GOODWIN sai,us
I'm the fog. BY means OF this apphcS,'oi =
the crew tolegraphed to south roIo' s,.s
I.ight-Holse. and as result Tug 49, 80
,,seIhoats we're promptly sent to the ships
l'ie r,',",,ee As we near the new century
ass .'. ,',nnders are coming In sight. The
~ century has been pre-emineni-
~, Ia" nn era of invention. but there are pro-
na,sv SIN more things In heaven ana
sarth,, than even poets and inventors
and philosophers dream or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

,-o1Taos c. Miron. Miss Russell OK
i nalr"a &c the bright particular star ana
0ouisu' .. dims the lesser lights that
soi,,1T. in the same sky. The far LII
,,"m 10 said TO wear some magnifcent
l,e,n and adorns herself with Jewels
worth a. small fortune.
sousa's opera, Gel CAPTAIN an DC
snnc at two performances saturday ms
composition of the great march kins M, 10
fulI of inspiring music, and Is Distinctly
a sousa production. The composer nov
ever. aid not attempt to write the poon'
ana the many admirers of Sousa are
cad that he left this work 70 our.-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
New YORK CITY, Sept. 20. 1897.
2 n BOOTH CO.:

DEAR SIRs-Onc may live without
q" Ivomei," but one cannot live truly
baoDv without il. So far as | know,
IL IS the only remedy that possibly cures
catarrh and kindred diseases and pre-
vents colds. 1t has been invaluable to
me for in my work much depends on
NV freedom from colds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

II will pay you 70 read the opinion OF this
well known actor and manager regarding the
New Treatment Tor diseases OF the TespiIa-
tory organs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

The theatrical season IS waning. but
the time Is ripe for the appearance Of the
white tents that. with the approach OF
spring, dot the big fields on the outskirts
OF the cities and cause the small boy TO
hide his school-booifs under the back
,,o,ch and hi. him 10 the mcnagerie tent.
whore he may smile the delightful ocor
that arises therefrom. and await any OF
FER that may be made him 10 tote water
for the elephant. and receive red ticket
an exchange for his services. who has
80 utterly forgotten his boyhood days as
not 20 feel a suspicion OF mat oid.uine
delight when the show pitches It's tents
On the field where he was wont 10 play
handy in his school-days. and he hears
the infpirlng music that can emanate
oniv from a circus band? IL there be
such then he has strayod from the main
road OK life's journey. and turned mo
by-paths, where he must b. lonesome IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

Miss Mary Johnstons splendid story.
prisoners OF Hope" Is still having a
large sale In Richmond. IL appears 10
have taken the lead as salable work,
and IL bringing its authoress some sub
stantiai profits.
"Ths Gunmaker OF MOSCOW by syi-
yanus Cobb Is likewise having a nne
run. though II has stood the test or more
than thirty years, and Is a happy memory
with many mature persons who read II
in their childhood
Among the other works which the book
sellers are now enticipgiy displaying are
Arthur Henry veygey's Tho Two White
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
MONDAY FIRST DAY OF
sHIRT-yVAIsT SALE.
EASTER GLOVES.

NEWEST OF THE NEW.
Ask to see our 81 Kid Gloves; every
pair warranted; all the new Grays;
Pearls, Modes, Royals, Black, White ana
Tans. -,
a special lot for Monday. .o5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

5, Now that she has definitely deoioeu
up.n the course she win adopt the ao
r. is looking forward to a success cSe Si' m
c4r.,r on the circuits. or couiss' ~, are
sr,or In a playlet, and negotiations, , as
yca6r~ win several well-known writers writers
10 ,lrash her with the vehicle io IN me ~ new
she may display her talents III
departure She Is about TO make =,
Mario Decca viii make her deb, debut In, in a
military musical speciality the . prlllla
donna &c will be remembered - :, ues ems
a. from a line OF soldiers, and u $3.50 1919
quite appropriate that she should cnO ''Js-
such am act in which to appear IN N .o,,',,
Vile. Miss Decca was born in GeorgeloMni,
% and is the granddaughter OF Genera
Thomas L. Hamer. the distinguishes 80
der and Statesman, who, when ~
ercssman. appointed General L. ;. .ians
then an unknown lad. 20 West Polnt.as
cadet. She Is said 20 render "Jhe S,"i
spangled Banner as no other singer DC
fore the public. This patriotic song was
written BY kinsman of Miss Decca'
Francis Key.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
Without Equal in Variety and Beauty.

MATCHLEss DRESS GOODS vALUFSs
New Checks, Stripes. and Plaids. worsn
New ATWOOD Suitings, I'm the moss
attractive effects. all new shades, WOLFF
MONDAYS ATTRACTIONS IN
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
Best American Dimities. worth IL l-.c.s
Bicycle Sutings, worth f21-2c....6 !-fcs
Best Sea Island Percales .........-e i-scs
MsTTINGs. MATTINGss
With no fear OF contradiction. we ciaans
the best selected and largest stock OF
MATTINGS IN RICHMOND.
You all know Mattings are higher, put.
unlika others. we haven't increased
nrices. rather have we striyen 10 shave
the cost for this GREAT SAI.Et
PRICES LOWER THAN ENEk.
Heavy Seamless China Mating, IN
variety OF the prettiest patterns ever
shown. worth Sc. .......:::....', :. i. l.-s'
Heavy Japanese Cotton-Warp Mattingss
In handsome inlaid and carpet effects
strictly reversible worth 31c.
MONDAYS DOMESTIC ATTRACTIONS
MATCH EN- IL YOU CAN.
Extra Quality 1914 Bleached ShceungS
i'N"N $' 13c.
Extra Quality lO-t Unbleached Sheet
a Androscoggin Bleached cotton. &c
a. Extra Quality Bleached Cotton; =.
a. rrnbleached Cotton. good......:. &c.
al Extra Quality Cambria .......6 kzcs
Apron Ginghams ....................o .-acs
Ice. Check Nainsook .:........;::..::s l-.o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
EASTER RIBBONS

EASTER RibuONss
Our Ribbon Department Is nileu 10
overlooking with the choicest coiiecuoh
of Ribbons possible 10 gather. All the
new things in Shirred Ribbons. all at
SPECIAL PRICES.
SPECIALS IN LADIES' NECkNEAR'
ladies' Satin String Ties. all the new
cOlOrS .............,. .........s....''''''.'i-
Satin Stock Collars. all the mosI fash
ionabla shades. perfect fitting. ...... .-'c'
Beautiful Scarfs. dainty trimmed IN
lace and chiffon ..............zo, 90 "' We
GREAT SILK VALVES THAT YOU'LL
APPRECIATES.
27-inch All-Silk Satin Duchess, worth
slI5. Monday .............. ..s.'....'.''''.Sl'
Fancy Novelty Silks ..................5o DOC
All colors Satin Duchess, 2i-inch, an
SILK .............. 49,. -, :,
All the new shades in Corded Taifetas'
worth $l.Jo ................. ..............v,oc'
A full line of Printed japanese sliks'
for dresses .......... ....................''V N'
NEW ARRIVALS OF BLACK CREP0NS
DESPITE THE FACT THAT NO
THING Is so SCARCE. NOR so MUCH
IN DEMAND WE HAVE \ LINE
THAT Is PERFECT IN IT'S COM
PLETENESS.
We quote special prices for MONDAYS
Black Crepon. in novelty patterns, the
weave is strictly all-wool, AZ inches wide,
49c
4e-inch Pure Mohair and Silk Crepons,
handsome designs. the very latest pat
terms ......79c., Sl19. Sl.49. SIZE, Szt9, S-.sy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

plunge at once into their pages The
venerable old Frenchmanl could hardly
remember all the stories he has written,
but Notwithstanding this. his literary
grist-mill has lost none OF its vigor, and
his mendacity is equally as great as II
was in days Of yore. In IAN Antarctic
Mystery he produces story which pur-
ports to be sequel 20 Edgar Allen Poe'S
tale OF the adventures of Arthur Gordon
Pym. The book. unlike most that we See
does not mention q womans name-in
fact, 1t is a strictly masculine affair-but
il is lucky, indeed. that none Of the
weaker sex were mixed up in it. for they
would have had very hard time. The
heroes described undergo many misfor-
tunes. but are ultimately pulled out or
their difficulties. In their adventures they
discover the magnetic needle Of the South
Pole. and while I'm this neighborhood have
a lively time. The magnetism of the
pole by the way, is said by Verne 10 be
so strong that it pulled the nails out OF
boats and deprived the sailors or their
firearms. There Is something healthy and
wholesome about yarn like this, ana
Baron Munchausen could hardly be ex-
pected 10 do better.
In Rider Haggards South African story
Swallow" he subjects his heroine 70 un-
told Inconvenience and forces her 10 live
two years among a tribe OF barbarouS
negroes. From my perusal OF the work,
Judge that the only advantages she en-
ioyed were her opportunities to perfect
herself in the execution OF the cake-walk,
for her captors were a foolish. supersti-
tous people. much given 10 feticism.
Swallow" becomes so inextricably tam
gIed up by adverse circumstances that
she is compelled. In the end. TO black her
.t.r Ia.
her escape. This was terribly unroman-
tic especially as she met her husband,
from whom she had long been separated.
shortly after the escapade. IL is the first
time | have ever heard OF a heroine In
burnt cork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
mITTELD0RFER'S

ARE OPENING NOVELTIES FROM ALL PARTS
OF the WORLD, ESPECIALLY ChUSEN Fun EASIIn
stock that's 70 none
paradise economical ouyes
LOWER THAN YOU'VE Second STOCK THAT Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
at the Dispatch PgiDting-House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26
GEMS OF MANUFACTURED SUITS FOR
EASTER.


Tomorrow we are going TO sell you
swel-looking Manufactured Suit Of Covert
or Venetian Cloth, jacket lined through
out with superior quality taffetine. cut
in stylish fy-front style, skirts cut IN
faultless fashion colOrs Brown. Navy,
Royal. Green. and Black, worth $l2.JO-
s.; so Suits, SO; SIS Suits, $50.
THREE SPECIALS FOR MONDAY IN
DRESS SKIRTS.
Ladies' Black Brilliantine Skirts, worth
- ................ ...,.........'.''..'.'.'si -
- SklItS .............. ......s.s.'.'''''r, ~
$l.JO ShirtS ............. .....'.'''.'''''''S'
MONDAY FIRST DAY OF
sHIRT-WAIsT SALE.
1T Is TIME TO BE THINKING
ABOUT YOUR SHIRT-WAlSTS. WE
HAVE THEM IN EVERY RELIABLE
MAKE - ALL AT THE LOWEST
PRICES. \ WONDERFUL SALE
Shirt-Waists. made in the very newest
effects. with tucked front pleated back,
Numbered collars and cuffs, intended TO
sell at Soc. Monday ....................-9
White Waists. in every variety OF ma
terial and make.
Plain White Piques, in both wide ana
narrow cord. intended to sell at Sl.'...t9c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

EVAN z CHFSf ERMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

7, NAV be owing to my degraded tastes.
hrt I'm frank 10 say that / never come
cross books by Jules Verne or II. Rider
Haegard without experiencing desire 10
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

status of General Otis IN view OF he
protocol, which binds the American
forcesto maintain status quo in the
Philippines until after the ratification
Of the treaty BY Spain and the Uniisd
States. The Philippines do not become
Amencan territory Till after the treaty
has been ratified BY the Spanish cortcs.
Il was said In the state department To-
day that while the Americans arr stlll
bound by the protocol. there Is nothing
ID that document to prevent the Ameri-
can commander from maintaining or
der IN the islands, and in fact be IA
by the terms of the protocol
70 do 80. In carving out this obllra-
Llon he is not confined to Manila.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Railroad Sale

Topeka, Feb. 7.AJudge Foster. Of
the federal court, today entered decree
OF sale of the Leavenworth, Topeka d
railroad to satisfy jndo-
ment of 81, ,692 In favor OF the
American loan and trust company
The road Is aD independent line from
Leavenworth to Topeka. 1t has been
operated during the past SIX years by
the Santa Fe and Union Pacific Jointly.
but more recently the Santa Fe has
operated 1t alone. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Kansas City stock

Kansas OITY, Feb. 7.-Cattle- Re-
ceipts. 5000; strong; native steers
$3.85@5.50; Texas steers, $3.50@4.90;
Texas cows, S2.50a3 30; native cows
aud heifers, $2 5014l0;. stockers and
feeders, So 25@4.90; bulls, s255@4.35.
Sheep = Receipts, 5000; firm;
ambs, %. 7505.00; mutt6ns. *2.60g4 10.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

Early this morning THE Optic re-
porter heard the buzz of the rail saw
ing machine, recently located here by
the Santa Fe. and 4 once headed for
that locality. lie found it busy scene.
s. Smith, of Newton, Kan, is the gen.
tiemanly superintendent IN charge Of
the work, and from him THE OPTIo
man gathered the foll9wing fscts:
The machine was moved here ten
days ago from Newton, Kan. and tne
rails rrmodeled here are to be put IN
the track between Beiin and San Mar
cial. The total out-put Is $50 COM
peted rails q day. Both ends of the
rails are sawed off square and new
bolt holes drIlled. 1t takes ten seconds
to saw through rail anu forty seconds
to driil the Doii-holes. rhe bolier cat
ries 100 pounds Of steam. and All he
work, loading aid unfolding the rails,
etc. is done by air power from two air
pumps
The csliper' IS an inst ument thieh
plays an important part IL conneci ion
with the work i is manipql ed by
G.. +. Miller II me sores . he TUE
Esixty-fourth part Of asfincis ~ Nil
Ter measures aud M nhers aIIeompieled
lrails as they are lar I'd oat by the ma
chine, aud tAey are o gointo the track
according to numoer. As result, it is
said the track laid from old rats TINS
remodeIed ia more level than those that
are laid with new rails. L. Is Thought
the machine viii pe in steady operation
here for ~ least elk months, and ss Il
employs twenty-one men it will add
considerabIe to the circulating medium
| of this locality.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Famous Character Gone.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, Feb 7-Csl.
Thomas Moonlight, aged 81, died today.
he was colonel OF au artillery regiment
IN the civil war and was breveted brlKa.
dier general He Was appointed gov
ernor OF Wyoming by President Cleve-
land during his first term. During
Cltyeland's second term he was appoil-
ted minister to Bolivia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Uprlsine IN PERU.

Lima Peru, Fed. 7.-Ahvices from
BoiviA confirm tile report of the re-
tTeaI OF President Alonz0 and his army
to Orur0, one hnadred miles northwest
Of Sucre, The Indians, IL is added, are
rising everywhere, numbering aud plum
derlng
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Decision Handed Down.

\ Topeka, Kans., Feb. Judge TIa-
zen, in the district court, TO-DAY handed
down an opinion, In which be Sustained
the legality of the special session of the
legislature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

New YoRK. Feb. Mooney on call
nominally 2@3 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 1884 per cent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
Eaean. In Luck

WASHINGTON, Fea. The Presi.
dent today cvmInuted The sentence OF
General Eagan t0six years suspension
froG du y. which covers the remainder
OF the time prior TO his retirement.
January, 1908.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

CHICAGO. Feb. - Wheat -. May
7l%@ @72; July 701S@A
Corn Feb, 3o11d; May 36s6.
Oats.-Feb. q; May %.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
The Iowa Sithted.

SAN FRANoIsC0, Feb. THE battle
ship Iowa is entering the harbor. 1t is
understood she will be sent TO Manila.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
TUE GOAL OH ELL.

Your correspondent was mistaken
few days ago when he said q. q. 81. the
coal oil inspector bill. would next 20 to
sue gofefnvr. A. r-rr~-ri in the co,n-
Gil with The house amenumeuv sssfEup
out the $4,000 annual salary clause and
making The salary nearer $1,000. Cat
ron asked that consideration be post
poned for few days until Councilman
Burns could attend. Martiuez moved
TO concur in the house amendment aud
moved the previous question but before
a vote was taken motion 20 adjourn
was made aud carried by the close vote
of 8 to 5, the members voting against
this motion and who seemed deter
mined that the inspector shall pocket
all the revenus that the position yields.
were Duncan. Hughes. Martinez. RO-
nero and President Chavez. The de-
feated members felt very much cha.
grined at their failure to pass the bill
at this time and one of them remarked
that certain other member had prom.
ised TO vote for II and when hs asked
him why he voted to adjourn be said be
was tired and wanted TO rest. Itlooks
as though the bill Will pass rs amended
By the house Q to 5 If q vote istaken IL
the absence Of Mr.. Burns. II he Is
present the amendment is liable 10 fail,
The vote standing 70 9. II thss bill
becomes law Is it now stands the in-
spector's salary will be much larger
than that Of any other otlIeer In the
Territory, either federal or Territorial.
1t will greatly exceed that of tho u. 5.
marshal. u 8. district attorney, ths
judges of our courts and more than
tMlce that of the governor. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE HousE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Under an
agreement made yesterday, the house
devoted today to the cons deration of
public bills In committee of the whole
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

j. b Allen is local agent TOR
knnun Trout tailoring establI5
snresssors 70 Peters 4 front, Of T5l
Ohio. For a perfect Ilt. goods
ssar aud prices reasonable, see him.
--7s- IQl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

New YORK, Feb. H. Silver 59>S
Lead. $3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

Apon't forget that Prof W q NJ.
Co1ps|i i,v<i po loI21ivtefs a. he Rosrn-
thai hall, as lf8- - "a. rented }6a Mai
beuf ball, west of TIE city fountain.
( will now continued to teach at.this
place. All who wish to learn fhe old
and new dances for the masquerade
palI On the I'D Of February may do SO
bY calling on me. Lessons % cents
pIiya(e lessons IS cents Satisfaction
guaranteed. popular young ladies,
vh4 have aifeady brought me eighteen
pupils, will assist me Ia teaching. Spec
Ia' attention paid to school children
every Saturday Afternoon at 2 D. N.
Lessons 25 cen'e. 76-imo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

THIS eIHHsr . n Feoeipt OF : numher
Of fonts q lks latest styles Of job type
FOR neal. fiIzlle job work. Leave your
erdsfs.HltA II gFEs4 iEn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
WANTS A PART oF TEXAS.

y ~ - q : 8A# = ~ = - n .
No biIls,were introduced IN the house
HI. Nj. No came to the front IN
great Shape for which the state. man
from Dona Ana, LleweIlyu atahdz
sponsor. Ii is to congress and the legle-
latuFs Of the state OF Texas. sud asks
thar all that portion Of Texas vest o I
the 20 degrees of longItude Oe cSsdea to
the Territory Of New Mexico. and that
100 citizens of Texas meet a ike nuns
Der from New MexIep az the cry OF
DsmIng on the 4th day of July next to
ca,ry Into effect the purposes whlrh The
memoriaiists. Tie legislature Of Nev
Mexieo, teatfulls pray.
TINS WAS r4felred to special co'a-
mhtes OF 6vs consisting d smehez,
! " alton. EIsweils a GuHer md Bees.
| lib. NJ. s9. "a. at 10 pr.Fig Z far
the comp slior of the Nofmal sChosl
building at Silver IL. va peAt Ken
up aud passed u =. asnendmeaE x.
dsseing the apni'pt aim fsem - sol
TO 5000 s ~
At the .fternoo1 isesaoll. alter Tue
reference Of afw. w.bllls te sAeis pfole
comoptees, II. b, NJ, 10 came ai. n.
should be entitled An act 70 creals
aud maintain standing army for tn
Territory of New Mexicoi' Il pfo'
-.t.- a.. =. - t.8s.... .. 49,. ......xt t..~ ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

coaneIImsn s 5. Duncsn. Of San
NIsasi county. the siockmsns friend.
nss introduced G. D. No. l5. which re-
'sses - The shipment q c&ftle and The
Inspection 81 hids& Il provides that it
s4AIl ksnafter be unIaEf6r foF any
F3lIfpsd eonpany O. other CON-
usn carrier % receive for purposes Of
transportation fsomkpo|u<s within 70
points, be5ond The Terri.orJ. any herd,
band pr Consignment Of c<itle or hides
of ~ neat ostlIe unless the same haA
betn lnspected sud certlicate OF IN
.rsci|hn Ia uod therefor. There shall
bhsa fre Of ; cents per head and 10
cents pe' h'ie Tor the inspection Of cat
)tle and hides. and n case the fee be not
pe,t. he came shall serve as q livn
sF~->(n<< property Eacn and every,
n AZ lnspsS.sd must show the mark o.
ssns'ss I'D 4 5(l y sss Nm Si;;S ;s's:; J;
'ug % permit the inspection Of cattle
or hides. shall be deemed guiIty-of
m|sfemesnor and iIned sum
ceedIng 200 for each offense.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07
rHE Bae EArL-sAwiSo mACHISE

1t 'is Now in Operation and IL Turning
out $50 Rails Day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

c. B. No. 90. the capitol bonds act.
was taken up Il came from the lower
house with amendments. The one re-
ducing the interest 70 per cent MAS
copcuFred In b. vote Of 10 1. ma
amendment making the iilere<i eon-
pons receivable Tor taxes was defeated =
9 TO 5.
SIR Catron moved for committee Of
conferences on the bill. 1hlch .mo,lob
prevailed-6 u 8. Valdez, Of Coliax.
however, moved a reconsideratIon.
which was carried and CatronH mosion
defeated. The bill hew goes back 10
the house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-07

a Lively Budsel of Ness cu,h
cred IN the legislative
Heiix.

|Erf44rludfnc4 81 LNX HN#IH
santa FIX. Feb. lin tkn l~rl. 1.
live council today q n No lTes.
trodnced 6rlns TIE tIme 81 hs..,n.
courts Ia Grant and Doos An. s.
ties. ana under suspsn.Iou of - 81 g.
was taken an for c.o..s.r..'-. 4 4
passed Thr-e o,h.r h,.l. r~,> 49,
ducea q n No Is 10 amend -. -
Ia cssss of ,.,ni.hme.t. = nx. q
Amending a. sc- .bIeh n,.vs... f.. ,r.
m.lnt4o-nr. A. a.. ,.,,,,.~. 1...,<-..
AZ Rosrs,l
coxv,or-1.nr ...cr
oBNo71 = nn A., 4. -,,sn,.<.
and rrotect ,odn.t<x I. a.. r.-,,.,'s
and proh,b,ts tne m...f.-..<- II -.
by eoovset l.hor A. H.. -....+..,...< ~.
cent for their o~o n.e a. .r,,>..~ ~.
that come. An c.mr.s,,,s, sir ...,..I.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-The follow
ing was received today: Manila, Feb.
7.-Additional casuaities Utah light
artillery-Sergeant Harry A. Young,
Corporal ]. Yonng, Private Wilhelm
Gotiman. First Washington-Pr Private
Ralph q. Shearer. First Wyoming
Sergeant George Rogers. First Ne
brask Charles Ballanger, Private
Lewis PeQler, company F Third Ar
tiIlery-(orpera Dean. Sergeant Whit
fiker Tensh PVnnsylvania Corporal
Jacob Lundia. Private Allen B. Rock
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