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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
Pilgrim. :.

TIISTlI1Is
The quartet choir will be composed Of Miss
lnez Davis. soprano: Miss, Edith aBrtle, alto:
G.. H Werner. tenor: A. d. Taylor, bass, and
Miss Cora E. Riciard organist
+. MORNING. r.. -
Organ voluntary, Praludum from Sonata No.
10, op. 1893, IN & minor; Joseph Rhenberger.
j.. Anthem, Awake, Ye Saints. Awake; P. A.
Scl,eckrr. ',t.si&t. 81. .'
Ofertory, soprano solo, T Know That My Re
deemer Liver. from the Messiah" Handel
Anthem. God Hath Appointed "a Day. B. Tours.
Postlude. Chromastische Fantasie in minor.
Louis Thiele.
EVENING. =.
Organ voluntary, fantasia op. Is, No. l;
Emil Sjogren. IS. SIS -.
Anthem, Sing Alleluie Forth Dudley Buck.
J., Response, God So Loved the World, John B.
onertory anthem, Come. See the Place Where
Jesus Lay, F.. 4. Schnecker.
Anthem, Fastertide, Edwardo Marco i
Postlude, Finale, from fourth sonata A. Gull.
! mant. -..:'. S'-
A Sunday school concert will also be given in
| the evening. -+s..f
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
All Souls
ENGLISH LUTHERAN

The Sunday school will give program of 81
ana rtcitations iii the evening.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
Lyndale.
MORNING.,

If fa) Quartet, "The Strife Der" Mendellssohn;
E(b) anthem, Am the Resurrection, Williams.
one rtory solo, Hosanna, Gramer; Miss Wilk.
ins. +,s
I'm the evening the double quartet will be as.
sisted by Mrs. Babcock, pianist: Eugene Pauly,
boy soprano; Francis Panty. volinist; John Mad.
sen, barytone. The following is the program:
- Anthem, Come, See the Place, Lerlnan.
Solo, Adore and Be Still, Gounod; John Mad
sen. ~.~ -,E
" Quartet Heaven Unfold, West. H.,
Duet, In Heavenly Love, Poptius; Misses Mac.
Phee and wilkins ; -,
Solo. The Resurrection. Shelley; Miss Celeste
MacPhee.
Quartet, Now Is Christ Risen, Nichols.
Solo, The Lilies, Wiegand; Eugene Pauly;
Francis Paulv. Obligato -zttS
Anthem, The Victory Is Won. Niedlinger.
Solo, The Redemption Gray; Crosby Hopps.
Quartet, Come, Holy Spirit, Mascagni; violin
oblgato. Ess. ri +.
Anthem. Halleluiah. Handel.
Crosby Hopps is director, Frank Moorhouse the
organist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

Christ.
Professional Hymn-"Come Ye Faithful, ,,
Sullivan. =
kyre, Chant. Hodges.
Sanctus, chant. Cooper.
3 Communion, hymn. Draw Nigh: Brown.
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant.
Offertory "Christian Passover Chaprle.
Recessional bymn Alleluia, Sing to Jesus, Ell
lott. o..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

Service will he held in First congregational
church. Eighth avenue and Fifth street Sc at ..
Carlo Fischer 'cellist, will give musical num-
her
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
NO HOPE HERE.
The Young Duke Ct Richmond Ecesn't
Need an American Heiress.

LONDON. OFT. 6.--The death last
week OF the aged Duke Of Richmond
and the succession TO the title of ais
eldest son, Lord March, opens up an.
other possibility for an American
heiress To enter the ranks Of the Brit.
ish peerage, for the new duke ii a
widower, Unfortunately, however, he
seems to entertain no desire to re-
enter the matrimonial state, while
the large fortune left by the late duke
makes fortune hunting by his heir
unnecessary, He has never shared
his fathers taste for politics. but in
one respeet-devotion to the turf they
We'd with ono another. The old
dukes place at Goodwood is known
BY reputation at least to all American
lovers Of horse racing
For number OF years the new
duke, then Lord March, held the office
of steward oi the Jockey club, and
his reputation was such that instead
of deriving prestige from the office,
II was his teg.le Thereof that was con.
sidered to give weight to the decisions
Of the club. the stewards of which con.
stitute the supreme tribunal in connec-
tion with all racing matters in Eng
land. Indeed. when, some years ago,
he figured as moving spirit in a
jockey club inquiry which resulted in
a number of leading jockeys and pro-
fessional hackers being warned off the
turf, not q single word Of protest was
heard, even on the part OF their friends
against the decision. so final was re-
garded the verdict of Lord March
The new duke visited America sew.
eral years ago, but SO far as IS known
BY his intimates he does not share the
enthusiasm manifested for the land
across the water by his Younger broth.
er. Lord Gordon kongox, with his wife.
who visits the United States every
year or two and has many warm
friends in New York and Newport
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06

is an unusually large attendance OF
Canadian grain men. The eastern and
western Canadian grain men have
their own association, which has sent
representatives to observe the proceed
ings of the convention, while many
dealers are attending independently.
Today's proceedings consisted al
most entirelysof the usual forlnalities
incident to the opening of the conven-
tion. Tomorrow the discussion of prac-
tical questions will begin in earnest,
Representatives of the Chicago board
of trade and Of the milling interests
of Iowa, Kansas. Minnesota, the Da-
kotas, Indiana, Nebraska and other
states will be heard. The question of
reciprocity with Canada. which has
long been advocated BY the Minnesota
grain interests, will be exhaustively
discussed by the convention. The ses-
sions will continue until Friday. One
afternoon will be devoted by the visit
ors to an inspection Of the mammoth
mills and elevator Of the Twin cities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
RUSSIA IN NO HURRY
She Will Not E.asuate the Ports
of Aianchuria on the Date
Fixed.
JAPAN MAY GET A FOOTHOLD

sg
PARIS. Oct. g. 6-oficial adyices
show that the Japanese fleet is In the
harbor Of Ma San Pho lsouth Of Ko,
real No troops have been landed
yet. 1t is accepted as practically set
tied that Russia will not eyacuate
the parts of Manchuria October sth,
the date fixed for evacuation. The
Russian ambassador 70 Japan, Baron
Deerosen. having power, Is now nego-
tiating with the foreign agent at To-
kio, and there Is reason to believe
that the possible basis for a solution
Of the iiificulty having some prospect
OF adoption Il that Russia Is conced-
ing Japan a foothold In Korea.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
TO IMPROVE THE PLAZA.
Town Council Takes Measures to Wi
den Street and Further I'M
prove West Side.

At the meeting of the town council
last night considerable business was
transacted The town attorney was
instructed to institute condemnation
proceedings against the old adobe
next the First national bank with a
view to having the street leading from
the plaza widened as soon as pos
sible. II was ordered that all OBJ
structions upon the streets or side
walks be removed at once and the
marshal was given instructions to see
that the order is carried out. This
applies to any sort of obstruction upon
the sidewalks and to telephone and
electric light poles and any other OBJ
struction upon the street A resoltl
tion was passed to have the ordinance
enforced which requires every deliy-
cry wagon. etc, entering the town of
Las Vegas to take out license. and
the marshal was instructed to see that
the ordinance is enforced.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Coke Miners to Organize.

PITTSBuRG. Pa, Oct. 6.-For the
first time since the disastrous strike
of thirteen years ago when the
miners organization was completely
wiped out, efforts will be made this
week to organize the $4,000 coke
miners in the Connellsville region.
Thousands Of dollars OF national Office
funds has been placed at the disposal
of the local officers of the United
mine wirkers for this purpose, and it
is the intention to place in the field
the best organizers In the association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Martinez-sa!azar de Araqon.

AT the hour of $3.50 yesterday morn
ing in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception Miss Tonita Salazar de
Aragon was united IN marriage to
Mr.. Jose Martinez. the ceremony be-
ing performed by Father II. G. Pou.
get. The young people are well known
and popular residents Of the west
side.
The happy event was celebrated Iii
grand style. All day yesterday there
we're notable doings at the home or
the brides grandfather, Don Paseaal
Gonzales. A royal wedding banquet
vas served. Tonight dance In honor
III ne wedding will be held In Bel.
den's hall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
INTERFERING SESSIONS OF THE
SOUTHWESTERN BODY
IN SANTA re.
Churches in Prosperous Condition
Excellent Work Done by synodical
Superintendent.

The Rev. Norman Skinner has re-
turned from Santa Fe, where he at
tended the sessions Of the Presbyte-
rian synod of Arizona and New Mex
leo. The sessions were well attended
and highly profitable, as well as I'M
commonly interesting. About fifty
clergymen and lay delegates were
present.
The number of churches In the sy-
nod is sixty-four, with forty4six pas
tors and home missionaries and tif-
teen local evangelists. There are
over 400 Sabbath schools and Endeay-
or societies. Over $4,000 has been
spent during the past year In the erec-
tion Of new churches and $4,000 for
the salaries of pastors, missionaries,
evangelists and teachers.
The Sunday school numbers 1900.
Nearly $4,000 has been contributed
for beneyolence, that Is for the work
Of the church In other localities out
side OF the two territories.
Al Albuquerque new school build
ing is In process of erection at the
manual school for Mexican boys. The
Allison school in Santa Fe has open
Cd most auspiciously under Miss Lead
ingham's management, with upwards
OF eighty students. The other schools
for Indians and Mexicans are so full
that hundreds Of applications have
been declined for want Of accommuda.
tions III the near future d large
school for boys will be erected in
Santa Fe for the enlargement Of the
church's educational work
The faithful and arduons labors Of
Rev. X. NJ. Craig were recognized by
the synod and he was unanimously re-
elected to the Office which he has oc-
cupied for six successive years. His
services during the past year have In
cluueu lDe lratellnB Oh IV,VVV InilcS,
and the delivering of l22 sermons and
addresses, The educational work In
the two territories includes three
boarding schools which have more ap
plicants for admission than the ac-
commodatlons will allow, and twenty.
six day schools Iii which sixty-one
teachers are engaged in most self.sac-
rifcing labors.
The reception to the members of
the synod at the Allison Training
school on Saturday evening was a
delightful occasion. Miss N. Bertha
Leadingham. assisted by the teachers
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Northern Pacific.s Record.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road was held at the headquarters
in this city today. The pamphlet re-
port presented to the stockholders
showed an increase of s4.754.725 in
the gross earnings OF the company
for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1908; also an increase Of $2,74s.679
in operating expenses and an increase
OF s1,739,503 in net earnings. The
sugplus at the close Of the last fiscal
year was si.67o.s46. In ovcess Of the
previous year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
COST STATE $4,000
Railroad Passes. Obtained in
Names of Privates are Sold to
Civilians.
GOVERNOR WILL INVESTIGATE

DENVER, Oct, General Chase
will return to Cripple Creek this
afternoon and resume command Of
the state guard, Investigation of the
alleged CRAFTS which have been prac-
liced by certain officials will be com
menced before the end of the week
Just how extensive these CRAFTS have
been are not known, but 1t Is said
that even small things which brought
in money have not been overlooked
Railroad passes were obtained In the
names Of priyates and sold to civil
.ians. It is said that II proved true Il
viii cost the state SAL 900 I'm.
mense quantities of clothing and fire.
wood We're purchased. 1t is stated
that the governor may recall the use.
less officers, and otherwise assist III
the reform Of General Chase.
Charges Of bribery are among the
matters that will be investigated
should the governor order court Of
inquiry in addition 70 the examina-
tion OF the books and pay rolls, which
Louis Schanbeck will make.
These would affect some of the mer-
chants who have been furnishing sup
plies to the troops, as well as certain
officers Of the guard
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
League Of Municipalities to Meet.

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct 6The an
nual convention Of the League Of
American Municipalities will open at
the Y. Nj. G. A. auditorium in this
city tomorrow Mayor McLane will
welcome the delegates and ]. Adger
snlythe, mayor Of Charleston, S. c.,
and president Of the league, will re-
spond. Mayor James NJ Head Of
Nashville will speak on the advantages
of municipal construction over the
contract system. and other speakers
will be heard on topics relating to
good municipal government The
sessions VIII last until Saturday.
About three hundred mayors and 9TH
er city officials are here for the con-
vention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
GRAIN MEN IN SESSION.
All the Important Exporters Of Eastern
Cities at Minneapolis Today.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct G.-The
annual convention OF the Grain Deal
ers' National association. which open
ed here today. is the largest in point
Of attendance ever held by the or
ganization. Those In attendance in.
clude all the prominent eastern ex-
porters of Boston, New York, Balti
more. Philadelphia and Newport News.
and the west coast exporters who load
grain into ships at San Francisco
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and
send Il half way round the world
to England or down to Australia. The
exporters from New Orleans and Cal.
weston are in attendance to compare
methods with the dealers who export
from Duluth. while the dealers IN oil
the larger milling centers are here
to discuss matters Of Mutual interest
in connection with railroad rates,
consumptive demand and the primary
movement Of grain. The present cor.
vention is also unique in that there
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
LARGE ATTENDANCE
Six Elegant Prizes Donated BY
City Merchants Won at
Six,Hand Euchre.
ALL FOR The PUBLIC GOOD.

Thoroughly delightful was the card
party and dance given at Rosenthal
Hall last night under the auspices of
that enterprising organization, the
Woman's Federation There were
many pleasing features, not the least
of which was the very large attend
ance. AS everybody paid. this means
neat little sum to be applied to the
worthy purposes of the federation.
1t was nearly 8 o'clock and the hall
was comfortably filled, before Ehler's
orchestra struck up lively waltz, The
floor was Immediately occupied by gy-
rating couples and with little intermis-
sion the may dance did the hours
entrance until after midnight The
card tables were patronized to their
limit
Progressive slx-hand euchre was the
fascinating pastime. Nineteen games
were played. Mrs. E. L. Browne won
the lady's first prize. an elegant belt
pin, donated by II. j. Taupert First
honor to gentlemen went to DR.. H. ].
Mueller. who was further rewarded
by a carved leather card case given
by Phil Doll
The second prize for ladies, hand
some Lewellza vase went to MrA s.
9. Long. Alderman H. 8. Van Petten
received fine pair OF silk suspenders
presented by NJ. Greenberger for com.
, Ing second among the gentlemen. The
lady's consolation went TO MrK w. r.
Chapman. II was serviceable purse.
the gift Of Henry Levy & Bro. W.
b. Hyatt won the gentleman's conso-
lation, a book given by r. G. Murphey.
Mrs. Browne won eighteen out Of
the nineteen games and DR., Mueller
seventeen.
Fruit punch was served during the
evening. The members OF the federa-
tion all worked hard TO make the affair
the success that It proved and they
are to be congratulated upon the graf
flying result. AS the funds Of the or
ganization are devoted entirely TO the
improvement Of the city, any entertain
ment appeals In an especial manner to
the public II the Woman's Federation
Is back Of 1t.
The federation wishes to express
thanks TO Messrs. Quinly, Rhodes, Ray
wood and Forsythe who prepared and
donated the fruit punch used last
night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Gotham Ready for the Ancients.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.--Plans have
been completed by the Old Guard Of
this city for its reception to the An
cient and Honorable Artillery COM
pany of Boston and the Honorable Ar
tillery company of London with the
other organizations expected as guests
tomorrow. Besides the Boston and
London companies the invited guests
include the Minute Men of Washing.
ton, d. c., Newport Artillery com.
pany, Governor Foot's guards of Hart
ford, Providence Light infantry and
the Richmond Blues of Richmond,
Va.
The visitors will be met by the Old
Guard in full uniform and escorted to
the Waldorf-Astoria, where they will
be quartered during their stay In the
metropolis. The program OF entertain
ment provides for banquet at Sherry
tomorrow evening and an automobile
tour Of the city on Thursday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Fighting in Bulgaria.

SOFIA, Oct 6.--The details OF the
fighting at Kittkar October reached
the revolutionary headquarters to-
day. The battle waged for thirty-six
hours. The Turks found II impossible
to dislodge the band OF eighty lnsur-
gents from their strong position. and
brought up two cannon The shots.
however. went over the insurgents
and wrought havoc among the Turks
on the other side of the position. The
insurgents escaped. The Turkish loss.
es are variously estimated at from
sixty TO seventy-five.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Nebraska Club Women.

FREMONT, Neb.. Oct 5.-The
opening today Of the ninth annual
meeting Of the Nebraska Federation
Of Women's Clubs was marked by a
great display Of enthusiasm. Dele
gates from local organizations
throughout the state filed the audi
torium Of the First Congregational
church. when the gathering was cali
ed to order early this afternoon. The
church was prettily decorated for he
occasion. Mrs. w. L. Page of Bea.
trice presided and the invocation was
delivered BY Rev. Mary G. Andrews
Of Omaha. Addresses Of welcome
and responses, interspersed by music
al selections. occupied the opening
hour These we're followed by the
annual address Of the president ami
the reports Of the other officers and
committees. Educational discussions
and papers are scheaGicd for this
evening. Some of the prominent
speakers whese names are on the
program are Chancellor Andrews Of
the University of Nebraska. Miss
Jane Adams Of Hull House. Chicago,
and Mrs. ID. T. s. Dennison of New
York. president of the General fed
GRAFTON. The sessions are TO continue
through Thursday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
A Prince Well Married.

DARslSTADT, Oct. 6.-The civil
marriage Of Prince Andrew OF Greer
and Princess Alice Of Battenberg was
celebrated at noon today. The church
service will take place tomorrow, at
first according to the evangelical and
then In accordance with the Greek
church rites
PERSONAL. ...... 4. .........
Mrs. NJ. +. Hickey and little son.
the family Of an Albuquerque attor-
ney, passed through the city today
en- route for Denver to visit the lady's
mother.
Miss Clara d. Matrin an attractive
young lady Of Greedy. Colo, who has
been visiting friends In Albuquerque,
passed through the city today, home
ward bound
Frank Martin passed through the
city today nhis way to Macomb,
H., where he will locate. He has
been living In Albuquerque.
The local Masons are making con-
siderable preparations for the recep-
tion Of Grand Master T.. A. Cahoon OF
Roswell. who is due In the city tomor-
row.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Cabinet Meeting Today.

WASHINGTON, u. G.. Oct 6.--For
two houps today the president and
members of The cabinet were iii con
snlfation Secretaries Root. Hay and
Hitchcock were absent. While those
present were reticent as to the details
OF the meeting, II Is known that come
matters o. Importance, particularly re.
lating 70 the navy AMI poatoiIicc de-
partments were under consideration.
Postmaster General Payne stated that
the postoflee investigation is practic,
ally concluded although a few mat
ters 81 importance remain 10 be clear.
ed up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
NO ONE INJUR RED
Engine Pulls into Helena in a
Badly Wrecked Condition
Few Hours Late
A POSSE is IN PURSUIT

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 6.-The
Northern Pacific suffered last night
from the work of dynamiters at 1870
p. M. when extra west bound freight
was three miles west of Birdseye sta
ton eight miles from Helena the ex-
plosion occurred. AS a result por-
ton Of the tracks were blown out
and the pilot and headlight of the en-
gine were blown off, but the. train
stopped before other damage, A posse
and bloodhounds have gone to the
place.
ST PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 6.-At the
Office of the general manager Of the
Northern Pacific nothing is known of
the dynamite outrages mentioned in
Montana dispatches. The officials as
sert they do not believe they occurred
as they would have been informed Of
them. Inquiry has been sent out to
learn the truth
MISSOULA. Mont, Oct. Cit is re-
ported here that the engine pulling the
east bound freight was blown up by
dynamite at Avon, on the Northern
Pacific last night. The cab was
blown off and the engineer and fire.
man narrowly escaped serious injury.
HELENA, Mont, Oct g., 6,Engineer
Reilly Of the Northern Pacific freight
engine which was partly wrecked by
dynamite arrived In Irelena with bis
train. The engine was badly wrecked,
it was his opinion that dynamite was
placed on the track only few mo
ments before the explosion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
South Carolina Bankers.

COLUMBIA, S. O.. Oct. O. Column
bia is entertaining the third annual
convention of .the South Carolina
Bankers association. The conven-
tion was formally opened today, with
representative financiem, bankers ana
business men from all parts of the
state in attendance. The proceedings
are to occupy two days, during which
time an interesting program Of pa
pers and practical discussions will be
carried out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
Utah Teaskers i, Session.

SALNLAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. g.
Teachers from every part Of Utah ar
rived in this city today to attend the
annual meeting of their state associs.-
tion. A welcoming demonstration
this evening will be followed by bust
ness sessions on Wednesday and
Thursday. for which an interesting
program Of papers and discussions
has been arranged. Prominent among
the features will be illustrated lee
lures by Henry X. Pattengill of Ian
sing, Mich. editor Of the Michigan
School Moderator.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
U. S. Senator Plat to Marry.

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.--Hon Thomas
c. Platt, United States senator from
the state Of New York has made 4
formal announcement that he is to be
married October 16, to Mrs. Lillian
T. Janeway of Washington. Senator
Platt is a widower since February
13, 1901 and Mrs. Janeway has been
a widow for six years. The senator
will be seventy years old next July,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
PILGRIMS to Give Fete.

LONDON. Oct. GA brilliant gath
ering is promised at clarIdge'a To-
night, when 'hc Pilgrims club gives
a dinner In honor or the members oi
the Alaskan boundary commission
Lord Roberts win preside. and the
speakers will include Ambassador
Cboate. Secretary Root, Lord Mount
stephen. Hon. Clifford sifton and
others.