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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-02
To-Day
 Opening Day Jones, 1organ&Co's New Shoe Store.

Liberal price concessions, will make the opening of our Shoe Department a memorable event in the history of the shoe trade of this City.
 Shoes of equal quality, never have and probably never will be sold for these prices again.
 For man or boy, quality, coupled with these prices, should mean active selling $500 Shoes, all styles, all feathers B2.5O $35O Shoes The "Terhune" shoe "The shoe that
 made Brockton famous B3.OO $500 Shoes, the celebrated James A. Canister
 Go. footwear the aristocracy of leather
 and style $500 Boys shoes, $15O, $1.75 and $2oo qualities,
 for p125 $l35 and $L5O
 MT R, E. Colby, late of Conn. Boot & Shoe Co. lis in charge of this department Jones. Morgan G Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
STUDEBaKER VEHICLES,

Largest line Of high-grade, stylish and up-tn-
date business and pleasure vehicles; everyfhIng
new, novel and attractive: prices right: W are
sure 10 have just what you want Grolock W.
hicle Co., SIS y. Broac---.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

So will buy young. fat delivery mare ri
broke: afraid OF nothing. i5z9 Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
DENTISTRY.

DR. HARTMANN. dentizt: exaninatfon fre..
crowns. 81. plates nest teeth. ~ 10 81: drst-ciss
Work guaranteed: easy payments TO worklnr uro-
pie; daily or Sunday n v. cor. uth-FrankIin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
DOCTOR ANNIE NEWLAND.

conhnsnents. SO: trained nursing: elegant so
scmmodetions. free homes for infants. n Desired.
scdies treated for . rreatment guar7nise.O; reg
ul9teT 81 only: private. reliable. secludd. II
censed home. where you are well treated srd
yoIr carr guaranteed: private diseases 4 t2e
cAH. eGT Olive st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
DREssMAKIxG.

HAVE your dresses and shirt waists EN-:
broidered or stamped by Mrs Murnazhan, so
Olive ST. room ~: good work: reasonable prices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
For Sale
driver 9ui per feet SSs sound and safs. L a aanf Ras en-
ave.
s. VIII buy young, fat Delivery mare. city
broke; AFRAID OF nothing. l-s Franklin
FoR SALE, AIsCELLAsEoUs.
\ GERMPRooF stone nlter. &c; nne q pres.
litter. $50 Peak Filter Co. "a Pine st. !"
L kinds Of NANTES and supplies for wels-
baea nght,: good NANTES loo each: ) for &c; at
cordonG- Ios Aarke; st
BILLIARD and p0Si table. bought, .a and
Es Market st Bel phone Main zi;sa-
q paints rla;; s,s' from Nitnaa RIo..
&C 70 SIC. 1911 Park ave. sidney t-sM: ISa
CASH registers Of all kinds bought. sofa and
exchanged can or address James Duty. rs n.
oUAL-Best family lump coal. i5c bu-. d.iT-
Kinioeh phone g IA-
.CpAL-IN PER bu.. two bundles %kindiIng with
= bu.: six bundles . ea A N. IOyer. 2sj
COUNTRY Merehsnts-A 10; Of ladies, and
children's yrimtned and gntTiInmed hats. = per
cent on the dollar. IGs Pine st. upstairs.
DOCTORS chair for ofnee: white enauaeIet;
also instrument case: cheap. p IS Republic.
EGGs-Pure brown L<shorn eggs: SOC per set
ting. - Maryland
ELECTRIC Fans-secondhand and new electric
L Meibeck. d: y. Eighth st
ELEGANT BTEnsTick p5oi ana billiard tables.
sell or rent reRronabie: also All kinds OF SUP.
piles on hand. ] l. Fowler. III Market KIND 20
FIRsT-CLAss razor. &c. worth isD: Xxi.
Wade & Butcher and forty other hrst-class
brands 81 ". Sixth ST. next 10 H!l;s's.
FISHING TaczI-we are headquarters for
trutline. RIVER hooks. seine tNine and se.nes
Standard Tool Company. S3 y. Sixth 81.
for cash. S4 = jefferson ave.
FOR paints. varnishes. Great western Paint
and Color Co. Sherxin Williams paints. Twelfth
are Pine Branch, Thity-Seventh and Easton.
Marcus ave: corner of North Market
ICE box. counter and shelving.
1893 $ Third ST
LoT OF netting. 5c on dollar: also BLACKSMITH
tools JzHe Bros. G1 Franklin ave.
MEMS shoes haif-soled. Sc: work guaranteed:
cOleG for and delivered: open evenings. The
American Shoe Repairing Co. 20 Market.
s:Ew and secondhand milk and butter boIr.
ONE large and one small safe. cheap. 81
ONE Upholstered reclining chair. In good con-
diiion; cost so; vii! sell for 80 R. Tiederaan. /
l4ls North Market ST
sEvEN-coLUMN Warrington hand press: r,oa
q bargain. II. Williams Printing Co. 1
soe s. Broadway. I
STOVE repairs fo- any cid stove. ''Forshaw.''
~ ). INeLfth 81. kinloeh
Il! REPRINT copies or New YORK Morning
Post, I75: all perfect: make offer. T u Re
puhiic. |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
DERMAToLoGY.

& Freekle., Moth, Liver spot..
and al dlncoioratlou. Of -
l-N spcedfly pud forever rem1-.s so
30 JOHN n. Woodbury. m
~ sos Hermoa-Jaecard aid-
y st. Louln-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
UNcANNy PLANT.
Takes Away Senses Of Those Who
Come Within It's influence.

ST. LOUIS. July THE Institute
Medico OF Mexico City, says the Mex
lean Herald, will send to the Wrld's
Fair an exhibit of about fifty medi.
cinal plants Of the country and tho
products derived therefrom. Accom-.
panyIng the exhibit win be a com
plete explanation as to the place
where the plants are found, the pro-
ccdure for converting them into medi.
cal products and the ailments which
they are destined to cure. Included
In the exhibit will be plant of mar.
velous qualities. Il grows Wild and
abundantly In the State of Mlchoacan,
The Indians claim that whenever they
enter wood or place where this
plant grows. its aroma makes them
lose their way and they are unable 10
return to their homes or to reach
their destination until they cease to
smell the plant. The statement Is
said to have been fully confirmed a
number Of times by learned people
The Institute IA going to make a sci
entiflc study Of its physiological effects
and an analysis Of Its properties.
delegate has been sent to Michoacar
to obtain specimen Of the plant. II
has been further added that a persor
wearing branch of this peculiar
plant in his buttonholc, will often bt
lost In his native city, but the latter
statement has not been confirmed
This plant will be an interesting ex
hibit at the fair and II It Is sent In
large quantities and keeps It's quail
ties In foreign and distant land, the
police Of st. Louis will have many
visitors to guide during the exposi
tion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
GUARD AND OFFICERS RESIST MOB
Mob Of Several Thousand Led by Hundred Armed Men Met By
Guards With Buckshot-Men on Both Sides Killed

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 7.---six
shot dead and twenty injured, four
fatally, Is the outcome OF the race
war that has caused a reign OF terror
III this city during the past four days.
At l0:S0 last night the Evansville
comany Of the Indiana national guard
assisted by two hundred special dep
uty sheriffs, sworn In during the day.
while guarding the county jail In
which were sixteen negro prisoners,
poured q deadly volley Of buck-shot
and bullets into crowd Of several
thousand people led by . hundred
armed rioters which was pressing
them back amid the jeers accompan
lied by stones. When the smoke cler
ed away six dead bodies lay on the
ground. There Is contention as tc
who fired first the soldiers or the ri
oters. That the troops were fred or
| Is proved by the fact that Of the fall
en- wounded we're four members Of th'
troops The mob Immediately scatter
ed and disappeared. The dead are
Edward Schiffman, a painter; Haze
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
UNIQUE HISTORY.
CHILD FOUND IN A DESERTED
BUILDING 18 YEARS AGO RE-
cEivEs PROPERTY.
No Clue to Identity Ever Found
Adopted Child Of Notorious Desper.
ado, Who Was Murdered by Associ.
ates.

The probate court is in receipt of
the transcripts of the marriage and
the discharge OF the guardianship of
Emma Silva from the officials of Clay
county, Mo-, which papers it was nee.
essary to secure before the young lady
could secure the payment of small
amount coming to her from her cura-
tor, George Varela. This young lady
possesses quite a history. as she is
the child which was found in all old
stable on the west side in 1885 and
whose parents could never be found.
AT the time suspicion pointed strong
ly in the direction Of a prominent
couple on the east side, but nothing
could be proven, and as no one came
forward to claim the child she was
placed under the guardianship Of
Vicente Silva, who afterwards became
famous as desperate and who ran
q ulfC VI ihS WVISt SOlL Ou tllG IidLds
where it is said that one or two men
entered who never saw the light OF
day again, as they were murdered
and disposed of in various ways.
Things became too hot for Silva, so
he left here and went to Taos, taking
the little girl along and leaving his
wife here. When he returned from
Taos he left the child there, and
in some way she drifted to Missouri
and was placed under another guard
ian there and afterwards married
while Silva reigned here only short
time, when he disappeared with his
wife, and It is presumed they were
murdered by their former companions
in crime and buried in some lonely
spot out near Mora.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
ACTIVITY in WOOL
Another Big Electric Line for
Mexico-TheC Colorado Legis-
lature to Meet Again.
PRESIDENT LOUBET IN LONDON


DENVER, Colo, July 7.-Striking
smeltermen we're enjoined this af-
ternoon from interfering with the op-
Grafton Of the Grant and Globe smelt-
ers. The injunction was issued by
Judge Dixon Of Pueblo, sitting here,
on the complaint of the American
Smelling and Refining company.
The complaint alleges that the de-
PENDANTS, including the officers of the
Western Federation, conspired to com
pei the plaintiff to employ those whom
he did not wish to employ and al
wages and hours which he did not
wish to grant. In pursuance of this
conspiracy on the night of July 3rd
200 or 800 men proceeded with force
and arms to the Globe and Grant
smelters and cut the electric light
wires. extinguished the furnace fires
assaulted, beat and wounded the EN-
ployes Of the plaintiff and compelled
them to quit work, II is further al
legged that the defendants continued
by force, threats, intimidation and as
saults to prevent the men from worl
ing at the smelters and pickets hal
been posted in the vicinity, who ad
dress abusive, offensive and profAn'
language to those who desire to entel
the plaintiffs employment, and other
wise attempt to intimidate such per
sons. The complaint was sworn t
by Franklin Guiterman, general man
ager of the company. The situation
at the smelters is unchanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

Altman, fifteen years old. daughter Of
Josh Altman; August Jordan, nineteen
musician; Ed Ruhl, 23, laborer; Fred
Happier, aged fifteen and an unknown
man. The fatally wounded are: John
Barnett. shot through the right lung;
Calvin Hawkins, shot In the abdomen,
left finger shot on: John Cell, shot
In the back: Ernest Walters, shot ii
the back.
AT 2 o'clock this morning under Or.
ders from Gov Durbin, ! vincennee
company Of militia arrived and rs
lieved the Evansville troops who laid
down on the court house yard and
slept In their arms There were no
demonstrations when the relief troops
arrived. Negroes are leaving the city
In large numbers and dozens Of negro
families are camped IN the country.
0ficials believe there will Be no fur.
ther outbreak although the utmost
vigilance Will be maintained. GOV.
Durbin Is considering the advisahlaity
of martial law. Great excitemeni
prevails here today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Another Colorado LEGISLATURE.

DENVER, Colo, July There will
probably be a contest over the speak
ership at the extra session of the leg
islature called for July 20 by Gov
Peabody last night II is claimed that
Samuel Belford will be elected speak
er. The governor is being urged To
issue supplementary call to include
other appropriations as well as gen
eral appropriation. The appropriation
for the Worlds Fair is one Of the
matters being urged on the governor
to be included in the supplemental
call. So far the governor has shown
no indications Of yielding to the re.
quest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
He MAY LIVE ONLY THREE DAYS LONGER
~ Peurisy Now Complicated With PneumoniaAn Operation
Performed for Temporary Relief

ROME, July Z, 9:20 a. m.-Pneu-
monia, from which the pope has been
suffering is now complicated with
pleurisy and the pontiff has paralysis
of the fingers The pope passed a
restless and sleepless night. AT 9.35
when Dr. Mazzoni went to the Vatican
this morning, DR.. Lapponi made full
report Of how the pope had passed
the night. DR.. Mazzoni asked the
pope how he passed the night. The
pontiff replied in faint voice: Il
have no illusion and am resigned"
ROME, Jly THE following is an
official statement of the pope's condi-
tion issued this morning by Drs. Lap
poni and Mazzoni:
ssThe pope passed restless night,
without sleep. Nourishment, how
ever, has been more freely taken and
the general condition is a little more
re-assuring An objective examina-
tion shows change in the right thor.
ak and the middle lobe of the right
lung, which up to yesterday did not
admit of the passage Of air, but now
allows the air to penetrate. On the
other hand the interior one has be
come more obtuse and the transmits
sion Of vocal and tactic vibration Is
wanting. This leads u the belief
that there is liquid in the pleura. An
experimental incision will be made.
The action of the heart is depressed
so much as to render renal function
insufficient and to cause cyanosis in
the last phalanges ti the hands"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
RECEIVES A PARDON.
VICENTE SENA GETS PRICELESS
FOURTH OF JULY PRESENT
FROM GOV. oTERo.
Excellent Penitentiary Record Of Rio
Arriba County Murderer and Other
Circumstances Influence the Choice.

The Fourth was observed at the ter
ritorial penitentiary as holiday. At
noon the men were served with an
elaborate dinner of chicken and gravy,
roast pork and apple sauce, green
peas, mashed potatoes, stewed toma-
toes, lemonade and pie. In the after
noon the men were taken to the chap
ell, where phonograph entertainment
was given them by Jose Segura Great
interest attached to the announcement
of the Fourth of July pardon, aud
when the statement was made that
Vicente Sena was the fortunate man
to~eceive it, great and long continued
applause from the men greeted II.
Sena was serving life sentence on
the charge Of murder from Rio Ar.
riba county and was sentenced De
cember IS, 1890. He has been an ex.
emplary prisoner and has never vio'
lated rule Of the institution. His
pardon was recommended by the dis
trict attorney who prosecuted him, by
the superintendent Of the penltenti
AIRY, by many members of the legis
lature and prominent citizens. The
judge who presided at the trial was
e. P. Seeds, but as he has left the
territory his recommendation could
not be considered. Circumstances
which were not produced at the trial
were laid before the governor as well
as explanations Of certain matters
which could not be made at the trial
AL Of which combined to make this
case one of especial merit for exec
utive clemency.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
MOODY MERRILL TRIAL.
Defense Was Granted One continu-
ance and Asked for Another.

The trial of Moody Merrill in Bos-
ton was set for last Tuesday. The
Boston papers show that on Monday
his attorneys asked to have counts
II, y and IS In the indictment dis
missed Merrill is known to many
in New Mexico as Col. G. f. Gray.
son. Assistant District Attorney Sugh.
rue, who is conducting the prosecu.
tion, in compliance with former or.
der of the court, furnished additional
information regarding the fifth and
eighth counts in the Indictment, but
said that he could furnish but little
more about the eleventh count. The
twelfth and thirteenth counts are du
pIicates or companion counts and In
volve the alleged embezzlement oi
$500 from Mrs. Cohen. Judge Bishop
who is presiding, ordered additional
information TO be furnished regard
ing these counts.
The eleventh count sets forth that
a mortgage on lot on Shawmut ave
nue.. Boston, was executed by William
Dwyer to Merrill for $500. secured by
the mortgage. The note bears the
same date as the mortgage and was
turned over to Merrill In trust fol
Mrs. Cohen. The commonwealth al
leges that Merrill converted this tc
his own use.
After this information was filed, II
was agreed that the trial should bt
postponed until Thursday. In order
that the attorneys for the defense
might have more time to prepare. Mer
rill, who had been in New Hampshire
was on hand for the trial. Late Wed
nesday afternoon, at an informal con
ference between the attorneys for the
commonwealth, for the defense ant
the court. a further postponement va,
asked by the attorneys for the de
fense. The assistant district attorney
stated that the commonwealth wal
ready to proceed. The postponemen'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

ROME, July Z. 10:45 a. m-Opera-
ton for puncture Of pleura will be
performed on the pope at II o'clock
with a pravaz syringe.
ROME, July 7, p. m-After the
operation Dr. Mazzoni said the danger
remained imminent but the illness
from which the pope was suffering
was full of surprises. His holiness
might even live three days longer.
ROME, July I, l:45 p. m.-Dr, MAJ
zoni in an interview this afternoon
admits that he has given up all hopes
Of saving the pope's life. Puncturing
the pleura has been postponed until
2 o'clock this afternoon.
ROME, July 7, 2:30 p. m.-Pope has
been operated upon and his general
condition is now better.
ROME, July Z, 1920 p. m-There
has been no change in the pope's con
dition since the o'clock bulletin was
issued. There is still chance that
the worst may occur at any moment
notwithstanding the alienation fol
lowing the operation.
ROME, July 7, 3:45 p. m.-The fol
lowing bulletin has been just issued
"A test puncture Of the pleura has
been made and eight hundred grams
Of liquid have been taken of. A rapid
examination showed that some mu
cous was rattling in the lung which
was originally affected. The pope un
derwent the operation with courage
His general condition Is now better
and he is resting" "Lapponi," MAJ
zoni,"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
DEwEys ASK FOR BAIL,
Make Strong Claim that Killing Of
The Serrys Was Done in
Self-Defense.

topeka, Kans, July THE argu-
r.ients In the case of Chauncey Dewey,
Clyde Wilson and w. J. Mcbride, were
made before the supreme court today
They made application for admission
to bail, pending the trial in the Chey-
enee county district court next Decem
ber for the murder of the Berry family
in June. The argument upon which
the men based their contention for
bail was that the killing of the Ber
rys was done in self-defense. They
alleged that they rode to the Berry
ranch on the day Of the killing and
that they were in danger Of losing
their lives unless they acted quickly
They told OF the previous troubles
they had had with the Berrys, and
said that they we're goaded to the
point OF desperation.
Attorney General Coleman and his
lawyers made the contention on be
half Of the state that there was nc
proyocaIion for the murder OF The
Berrys and that the crime was com
mitted in cold blood. In addition &c
the assertion of the Deweys that they
were In danger of mob violence the
state introduced a statement signed
by most of the prominent residents o.
Cheyenne county, including the coun
ty officers, that the Deweys we're no
at any time In danger Of mob violence
The statement said that at no time
since the killing has II been impossi
bic for Dewey and his associates 'ts
go anywhere in the county without
safety If they had so desired. The
introduction Of this evidence caused
a considerable sensation.
It Is likely that decision will bt
made by the supreme court some
time during the present week. II
may possibly be made by tomorrow
night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
American Beaten at Henley.

HENLEY, Eng, July THE at.
tendance at the opening Of the an
nual regatta here today was marked
by smaller crowd than usual. The
weather was threatening and a strong
wind was blowing. The only race Of
special interest to America was the
heat Of the Diamond skulls, JuvenaI,
Of the vespar Boat club, Philadelphia,
was defeated by Bcresford today In
his heat for Diamond skulls. Time,
Q minutes, 20 seconds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Bio Electric Line for Mexico.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 7.--It IL
stated here that M. n. McAdoo Of
New York, a prominent railway man
ager and formerly gencraly manager
Of the street railway interests Of Gar
ret A. Hobart, IS to take charge q
the Mexican Traction company q
Mexico city, Mexico. II is the inten
ton Of the company to electrify i'm
mediately the existing horse car lines
Of the Mexican Traction company, tc
apply for concessions covering about
100 miles Of additional track, and ia
build up In the City Of Mexico
modern street railway system.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
HEADouARrlRs IMPROVED.
Popular Resort RemodeIed and Re
furnished.

Anyone walking into the Headquar,
ters saloon and club rooms at the
corner Of Railroad and Lincoln ave-
nes now would scarcely recognize
the place as being the same as that
of few months ago, so vast have
been the changes and improvements
which the amiable proprietors,
Messrs. Forsythe a benjamin. have
made In this well known resort. The
private dining room and wine rooms
have been done away with entirely
and the entire room has been re-
painted and papered and the floor is
now covered by a linoleum Of a hand
some design. The partition which
formerly divided the bar room from
the card room has been removed and
a handsome horseshoe counter Install
ed which has seating capacity Of
fully one-half more than the former
one. Back Of this counter Is the
range, which Is one of the largest in
the territory and presided over by one
of the best chefs to be obtained. The
front part of the room Is taken up by
the bar and club rooms and Mr.. For.
sythe has also moved his private Of
flee to this part Of the building and
can now transact all the business OF
the house without having to go ou,
Of his way to do so. A walk through
the meat and cold storage rooms dis
closes everything arranged In neat
clean manner and without doubt, the
Headquarters is now one Of the besi
places In the city TO go If You desire
good meal In addition to the man5
other improvements handsome Johr
vann coffee urn has been ordered an(
as soon as 1t arrives will be placed n
one end of the counter and will b
heated by gasoline which will assure
a good cup Of coffee at any hour o
the night or day.
OF course all Of this could not b
done without increasing the working
force and service at the counter ant
at the bar Is now Of the very best
The room ss II now stands is arrange
1 In the very same manner as when
was opened in 1870 by Ward & Tan
me under the name Of the Monarc
billiard hall and will without dout
continue to enjoy the excellent trad
which has fallen to its lot - Tho pas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

was asked for by the defense on the
grounds of the absence OF two inn
portant witnesses. Judge Bishop in
structed the attorneys for the defense
to enter formal motion for postpone
ment when court opened Thursday
morning and he would take it under
consideration.