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La this aiaernm the continuous white line shows
changes in pressure indicated The TTbunss self
recording the dotted line shows The tsmpara
IRE As recorded by the seal Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
bs the changes temperature for the last twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
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John T. Nester, the band singer known as 'the
very little man with the very big voice." has been
engaged by James il. Decker 10 sing the march
ballad, Your Dad Gave HIS Lie for His Coun-
Try" which closes the frs part OF Lew Dock
sfader's Ministries, who begin an engagement at
the Victoria Theatre next Monday.
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Far points IN Europe ana countries ne Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be nailed A. 10 so'
loving rates:
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this sorGad, ana address changed as ole
desired. subscriptions 0e
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AIr. BeTew, having recovered from his injuries re-
eelFed By falling too heavily at the end OF The
Sacrament Of Judas" last night again appeared in
frat drama ct the Princess Theatre.
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supported entirely voluntary eoatrlbu
ttous
ROBERT ". DE FOREST. President
EDWARD T. DEVISEa General Secretary.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. Dec. eS.-siHce Sunday night storm
the Lower St. Lawrence Valley has passed
into the Atlantic by way maritime prov
iness and another disturbances Northwest
the western lower a4e region thus tar
sssippi valleys upper region.
Tyte ' ea Vsiey ana NortheT %eW-Egland E s
where the weather has been fair -
States. NeV-EngaHj and the Upper Ohio Valley
risen III the upper lake region the Upper Ais
enanEed but SS--s little A'''
there viii be snow Tuesday in the lake region and the
Valley followed by tar weather Wednesday.
region. where will continue. There
Will he snow TUESDAY Wednesday New-Eug-
Land Middle Atlantic states. and rain snow in
LIE southern B0rLoa Eise~heIs the weather VIII be gen
orally lar Iaeslag ana :, Io thu South
eru Middle Atlantic States The Upper Ohio Valley
ana eastern upper lake regions the
- on the New-England and Middle Atlantic Coast the
winds fresh and mostly southwest: the South
Cuff COAST light to fresh south, shifting to west
north ana on Lake Michigan fresh southwest
steamerz departing Tuesday for European ports will
winds. with generally fair weather to the
Frost warnings have been issued for the Great Valley
Of California and Cor Southern Arizona.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For Delaware and Nev-Jersey, fair and warmer to-
day; rain or tonight Wednesday to
south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern Nsw-York. in
creasing cloudiness to-aay to-
nigEt and Wednesday fresh winds
For New-Eng.and. fair to-day: warmer except in
day! warner n Noraen and Eastern Maine fresn
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland fair and
warmer tO=day- rain snow tonight or Wednesday
AEht 70 fresh east 20 south wnds
snow Wednesday: fresh southwest TO west winds.
FvSTss6ay exespt STOW near IaIs Eris fresb
routAEest northwest winds.
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CONFIDENTIAL REPORTS on the stand
you Ing OF Societies AIHonsFz and the legit-
iHlacy OF their appeals
WILL. WORK PROVIDED a. Laundry and
Workroons for woodward for
FIND Een.
IMMEDIATE CARE for families, and for
THESE homeless parsons. N need who are sent 10
the Society. "A total Of s.Oao families dur
SERVICES ing each yearD
REPORTS OF RESULTS OF the treatment
By THE OF families to those who re;srred them to
the Society.
SOCIETY STUDY OF CAUSES. ana Of the preven-
tIon Of consumption and EanatoEiun treat
USEFUL uent Of inciuient
ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF a Charities
EVERY Directory covering the charitable sndeavor
OF the entire city.
WEEK IMMEDIATE ATTENTION 70 complaints
or professional msndIcancy.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

The Great Pinelawn Cemetery. largest in world
Magnificent MausOieUm above ground once 3 Rroad-st
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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INDIES ETC.
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per Adilasasss gsl sa5 sy. s9a as mae
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this ofHcs At II 30 o.. WeTneSday.
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closes this oiee daily at $50 ..
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stephen Merritt Emb'fg fst. Undertakers. gaia "
Esd ST. Tel. 1895 33sS-Isth Frank &. Campbell
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Special Notices.

All Business Men
Should Be Members Of
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK
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December 24-Phe Cesar at Culebrs-
December 28Ths Petrol at Acapulco; the Baltimore
NewYork the kearsarge the Alabama the Illinois an
the Massachusetts at Ponce; the MOnongaheia ar 81
Thomas, Saturn at san Francisco
December 27-The Bennington san Franeise9: tn
Wilmington Swallow the CaStine at Colon the Pooma
Key West.
DECEMBER 2S-The Leonidas at Lambert Point.
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December 24-The Cesar Culebra for Colon
December 2z-Ths Don Juan de Austria from singa-
pore for Colombo; the Topeka. the TruxtUn and tn
Stewart from Key Tor Colon kingston; tht
Lebanon Lambert Point for Baltimore.
December 2S-The Columbia from Tompkinsvtne fol
Pensacola: the Minneapolis Yankee and tbs Hart
ford from NeE-Oreans for Pensacola.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
N IN HIGH LEE.

From the Rome Republican, via the
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Rome's smart sci Is completely dunn
founded today over the fact that Mrs.
| Marc Antony, one OF the leading lights
OF our four hundred, has begun pro
ceedings for a divorce from her hus.
band, through her attorneys. Referen.
dun n Graftorum.
IL has been known for some time
that Mrs. Antony Is q little groggy
over Mares long stay Iii Alexandria,
where his name has been linked with
that Of Mrs. Cleopatra, a prominent
club woman. and at present the man
aging editor OF Egypt. But even the
old friends Of the family, who have
shown the utmost caution I'M getting
all the details, never dreamed that
she would thus openly ~repudiate Marc
Antony. who, with all his faults. Is a
good provider, an eloquent orator and
strong with the administration.
The allegations made by Mrs, An
tony In her complaint are Of such a
nature that the Republican, which Is
not in any sense a yellow journal
aould scorn TO print them. but II any
a.nxious readers will call on ye editor
in our sanctum. we will gladly tel
all we know OF the sad affair.
When seen this afternoon, the plain
tin's attorneys would say nothing ex
cept .Multa alimonia.' and the plain
tin herself Is equally reticent.
Il Is to be regretted that this dis
agreeable incident has come int
Mares life, as he Is a good fellow ant
a constant reader OF the Republican
although he III back considerable OF
his subscription. We believe Mrs
cleopatra Is the transgressor Wit
should bear the blame. as Marc al
ways was easy for hrunettes, and h,
once told us that she had
ldangernus pair Of i~neandescents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
advanced 4 most Revolutionary idea

advanced a most revolutionary idea
as to the origin Of the disease. He
accepts the announcement OF DR..
Koch, says the Chicago Record-Her-
aid, that consumption Is nc an in
herited disease, as a proved scientific
fact, but he challenges the correct
ness Of his theories as TO the cause
and infectious character Of the dis
ease. He declares that consumption
Ia not infectious in the ordinary sense,
and Is not acquired by inhalation Of
germs In the air; that 1t Is not COM
municated TO adults from cattle
through milk, that 1t Is conveyed dur
ing infancy through mothers milk,
and that about 80 per cent OF persons
over 80 years old have the germs In
their bodies and consume the germs
daily.
II is Prof. o Behring's contention
that the infant stomach has not the
same power Of digesting the germs as
the stomach Of an older person. In
the infantile body the bacilli find q
favorable breeding place. and remain
q~uiescent until the body stops grow
ing. when they take on new life. He
cites the fact In support Of his theory
that In many families a few Of the
offspring have the disease, while one
or two escape and are healthy and
strong-lunged.
The obvious deduction from Prof
Won Behring's theory is that consump
ton might be stamped out and the
chain Of continuity broken by feed
ing infants upon nothing but steril
ized material.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
THE DAILY NEWSPAPER.

The newspaper Is the greatest and
most potent factor In our modern civ
ifization. II is the chosen vehicle of
knowledge aud truth. Through the
wonderful press service Of the present
day 1t has thousands OF busy agents
scattered all over the earth who gath
er up the important vents which
mark the progress Of the busy world
and II lays them at your door al the
end To every t~wenty-four hours. 1t
looks down into the hidden places OF
the earth, discovers the sin and crime
Of men, and publishes it abroad that
their fellow men may abhor the deed
and punish the doer.
The newspaper is nc respecter Of
persons. 1t ferrets out the crooked
ness Of the high as well as the low,
and publishes their wrongdoing,
II Is the watch dog Of our nations
integrity. 1t is the mightiest Of all
forces which work toward the honest
administration Of all public affairs,
Locally, It collects the news and re,
fleets the ideas which distinguish the
life Of this community from that Of
any other. 1t Is interested in you and
your welfare. Your interests are iden
tical with its own. It needs you and
yon need It. It should be a daily visit
or in every home in this community
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
HARvARD's NEW sTADIu

Commenting on the recent Yale
Harvard football game. in which Yale
was the victor. the Springfield Repub
lican says:
Special interest was added te
the game by the fact that Il
was played in Harvard's magnificent
new stadium, the finest athletic field
in America, and an impressive monu
ment to collegiate athletics. There
the young heroes battled as did the
Romans Of old, and nearly 10000 PEG
pie watched the combat. The whole
scene was wonderfully thrilling, q
unique spectacle in our life. May the
stadium ever stand for what Is fair
plucky and generous in the American
college student.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
AS GOOD AS

-
One OF the best, brainiest and fairest
editorial pages Of any newspaper In
the United States Is that OF the New
York World. While a staunch demo
cratic organ. II Is big enough ann
broad enough 70 see things as they are
and not as It might wish them TO be.
Things are right or wrong In Its eyes.
not because they are democratic or
republican, but because Of their intrin
sic worth according 70 les best judg
ment.
The following utterances regarding
President Roosevelt and his n0mina
tion by the republicans as their stand.
ard bearer In the coming campaign
will be read with satisfaction by the
host Of admirers throughout New
Mexico Or one of the most fearless.
honest and intensely patriotic ri all
the long line Of distinguished Amerit
cans who have guided the destinies
Of this nation. The World says:
Certain OF our esteemed contempt
raries are INDUCING themselves In
highly ingenious and deeply sagaeiGus
c~ogitations upon the probable success
ii a mysterious movement that Is said
10 Ire on foot to pre- ent the nomina.
tion of President Roosevelt.
In the face OF these sapient speech.
~lations the World ventures to make,
In the s~trictest confidence, but with.
out reservation. the prediction that
Mi. Roosevelt will be the candidate Of
bis party for president and will be
nominated by reclamation.
vi course, II Is cas- TO figure out
that. with Plat, Quay and Hanna
leading hostile delegations against the
president from their great states,
and with the southern delegates
bought up as they have been bought
before, a theoretic defeat faces Mr..
Roosevelt. But II Ii all theory, and
very moonshiny at that.
Some OF the leading republican poll.
ticians would no doubt like % turn
down the president They find him
too o%bstreperous. loo sudden" too
bent on having his v way. Certain
Wall street magnates are known 70
| cherish a keen resentment against
him They pretend 70 believe that
the presidents action In forcing the
suit against the Northern Securiti !
company. which ended In an injunc-
ton. was the beginning Of that top
! pIing Of card houses and squeezing q
an intolerahle deal Of water out Of
thor sssecuritics," which Is still going
on,
But does anybody outside an insti'
tuition for the feeble.mInded imagine
that a republican national convention
could be Induced @ reject Roosevelt
on these grounds The very aninus
~ the hostility 10 him would conlpe'
his nomination II nleat hirl rs the
result Of q sa2,et Wall ! set intrigue
with disappointed PATRONS s~reddlinr
senator's would be to III ~ The cler
tion 10 the democrats. T they HAY.
The ordinary common en. u natai
nate a NJ candidate.
The schemers against Roosevelt
are ~powcrless. They aare not gS
against thai public opinion III th'
party which demands and expects hi'
nomination In fact. he is AS good ~
nominated already.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

The Albuquerque Journal Is turning
d newspapers keenest weapon. rim.
cuie. against Frank A. Hubbell, and
h doing II 80 skillfully that ~ the
elephant skinned Bernaliilo county
leader winccs The utierances Of Nj
HubbeIl's paper. In Bandera Ameft
cana, prove this. but, strange % say
la Bsndrra Americana thus far makes
no adequate and specific denial q ihs
grave charges against Mr.. Hnbhell
made by District Attorney Frank ".
Clancy. and that looks very bad. 10 say
fo.sf 1sNdx Noxtcan4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

The organization q the new Com.
Daercal club at Las Vegas cannot but
do The Meadow City great good. II
will unite The business men and the
interests Of tho east aud west sides
and as The optic truly declares will
bring about q more prosperous and
greater Las Vegas, Al possible sGs
cess 10 it-Sew Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
Write This Down

In the book Of memory: there Is no
such thing as a harmless cough. Ev.
cry cough is a warning Of a confidence
that goes from bad to worse. unless 1t
is remedied right away. Opium-laden
medicine Is a deluslon. Aliens Lung
Balsam cures the worst OF colds. It
clears the bronchial passages. so that
the lungs get plenty Of air, Why
not get a bottle today?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

The police OF Germany are locking
for Princess Alice Of ~Schoenhurg Wal
Dcnburg, who has eloped with her
coachman. The princess Is a daughter
Of Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01
THE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.

THE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.
There Is probably nothing else which
Is occupying the attention Of the med
ical world 10 so great an extent today
az the development u theories regard
Ing the prevention and cure Of con
sumption.
Tie profession generally accepts
the theory OF the noted Dr, Koch. who
holds that the white plague Is ID an
Inherited disease. but Is communion
BILE and preyentible
a distinguished German haetcrioi
ogist. DIR. von Bchring. has, however
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

Ii was twenty years ago last Wed
nesday that The scheme Of dividing the
country into Ave sections for standard
time purposes went into effect, II
has proved OF incaloulahle eonven-
fence, especially 10 railroads and The
travelling public
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

Speaker Cannon has conferred new
power on the minority leader OF the
house Of representatives by allowing
him 70 name the democratic members
Of the house committees. lie says Mr..
Williams must take his share OF tho
trouble OF the house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

General corbin Is making arrange
menis 10 mobilize 10000 troops near
New York city for the army manoeu
yers next year This viii he tho larg
eat force brought together since the
ciyil wal, The campaign viii be sim
liar 10 that Of The annual maneu,crs
il France and Germany
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

In 4 speech IN the senate, Senator
Lodge made this significant remark:
when the ilag Of Spain wont hack to
Europe, where. ! hope. In the fullness
Of time. all European flags win re-
turn"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

MIR. Bryan has been listening 10
Chamberlain's speeches In England.
1t would be strange II the former colo.
NAL secretary should convert the
peerless leader" to the principles Of
~protecpnn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

Dr. !. G. Brown. dentist. has moved
into the city and will extend
his Office hours. ONCE In Center
flock room 8; hours: $50 to $40,
1887
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

Mr.. chamberlain's campaign fund
frst installmcnt. is said 10 be half i
million dollars Golden used mnch
more than that In merthrowing pro-
lection aud. before he eyerthrows
free trade. Mr., Chamberlain Will prob.
ably need 20 use twice nj much rs
clhden aid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

The Misses o'Brien Remodel Hats
in best style. Low prices on new
millinery. Complete tailor system OF
dress fitting used and taught. Bridge
street. 1T
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

PIANO FOR SALE.-Almost new
3-pedal upright piano, handsome case.
at a bargain, parties leaving city.
Call at SIG Grand avenue. lis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-01

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