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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-03
SOUTH CHINA.

Miss Edith Farwell is at home from
Pennington Normal School for few
weeks vacation.
Edward Mitchell is hauling lumber
10 Whitehouse Eros. mill.
The Erskine Academy opened the
spring term with IS scholars, Tuesday,
Feb. 25.
George Ring of South Montville. was
in town. Sunday.
Hon. W. J. Thompson spent Sunday
with ]. X. Ers!line of East jefferson.
Louis Massie is getting out lumber
for a large wind mill and shop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS,

An easy method Of cleaning elastic
stocking or anKlcts is 10 rub them well
with a clean cloth dipped In warmed
hour. Keep on applying clean -four III
articles are quite clean.
TO Prevent Gas Meters from Freezlng,-
unscrew the brass tap on top OF the
meter and pour In four ounces OF gly-
cerne. This should. OF course. be done
ut the very beginning of frosty weather.
All phases where provisions arc kegl
should be SO constructed mat brisk
current OF cool air can be made 10 pass
through them ut will.
Never sweep dust from one room 10
another, nor from upstairs to the lower
part Of tho house, Always take it up
INTO a dust pan, where you nave prcpl'
Gusly placed some tea leaves, This pre-
and returning 10 its old haunts.
Islueing Clothes-To prevent blue spot
ling he clothes, put some out on u piece
OF white cloth. gather UP the corners
and nc together, Dip this bag In tha
| water, and squeeze II until he water is
| blue enough, In this way the clothes VIII
| never become spotted.
| 70 Clean Mlrror..--Try rubbing It with
n ball OF soft paper slightly damped with
winch a little whiting has been sprinkled,
and finaliy polish with clean paper or Il
| wash leather. This treatment viii make
| The glass beautifully bright.
/ 10 Test the Purity OF Water.--Iake
some Of tie suspected water In clean
eiass-stoppered bottle; add little pure
cane sugar. expose, having we'll stopped
the bottle TO the rsti,. In Q, warm room
snouid che water even after weeks
iniTIre for drinking: !. II remains clear
1t Is safe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

FREDERICKSBURG, YA,s-The Girls,
nond case was resumed at Spotsylyanla
Courthouse to-day. With y. Il. DELAY
natss pseGS oTdUn stGHs ers ara
eight indictments, the case WIN occupy,
"GOSBORNE's GAP, yA,--sherman Van
over OF near ClintWood had his left lee
oyer bad his !eg broken while g op,ehv G,il1i
that tha man cannot rscoyer. ).
ROANOKE, YA.--The remains ef JOS Jos
eph Duncan, who committed suicide here
Saturday, were taken to Buena VISTA
to-day. Adelaide Duncan, his mother,
Scott, Whose four,year,old son Vas
drowned at the upper end OF plrglhla
Avenue last July, Wns given q We, psla ttn,I
Ell ouur TO today s lie child Was drowned III
9 b5a 2sSs sfisF Is & sssysc sl eralsh agent
filed petition In bankruptcy here THIS
afternoon. The debts are sloso, with no
At CHATHAM, ~ p. Oliver. SLAYER
e 4 SIsa
az Lola on December 8S9th. was siYeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
Green Bay Company.
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch')

ApVSN'hl W |lo = NNf~~ 'sStt
GREEN BAY, Jan, .1l.-The el''"ens
and business men met here FRIDAY nlsht
for thu purpose of organizing stocN
company to incorporate tbs Green hoS
Hotel and Mineral Water Company, anu
to secure Il charter. MI, !" - lones
found three years ago, q spring WNipi.
was thought to be an Ordinary oils' ~.
any way, to Try same, llsi went 20 "osh
md had the spring fixed IN shape anu
began using somo Of tho water, not,c'
Ing 1t had a different taste from .ne
other waters on his pslfe, ana tlno,ns
that, In drinking same y did not 10y
heavy on your stomach; and several %
tho nclghbors around began Using HolI
the magnesIa spring, which ~ mas si'.ss
proven to be, since it has been analyAea
n No, water for indigestion, dyspepsla,
kidney trouble ana other diseases, nov
q syndicate OF Northern capitalists arg
eager to take It up and build cottages,
anG 1t is the idea Of this company ~
plpce this water on the market exsan-
slyely IN the important clttss. inc I'M,
movements Will no doubt commence ~, ~
scon as The charter rs obtained. W. I, I %
charter win be- applied for ~ inc l'ss''
trict Of Columbia Il u. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

rubber of your clothes wrlnger? A friend
Of mine put rug through her Wrlnger
and thought had almost ruined It,
but she wet Il cloth with kerosene and 1t
soon was as good as new.
MILL1CENT.
A wrinkle I learned from girl who
works In a large upholstery house Is that
the best sofa pillows are covered with
"waxed" cotton, This Is done by ironing
the inside Of the cotton cover with hot
flat rubbed on a cloth well saturated
with beeswaX. When treated IN this
way It Is impossible for small elusive
downs to work through.
In ironing on a gas stove I save gas
BY using a sheet iron cover with IL handle
rvcted on, placing 1t over my irons. They
heat In less time and keep hotter, It
Is eleven inches in inference, six
inches high, and costs th!rtyfiyc cents to
have ono made. also rest one end OF
my ironing board on tho gas stove so no
unnecessary steps are taken In reaching
for an iron. y. l.. j.
/ was preparing to laLce Il tiny boil
on my lttIt girls thumb when n doctors
wife, who was calling, said. "Sterllize
the needle first" Sho showed mo how.
She took the eye end Of tho needle be-
tween pair of pincers and held the
point TIL It became red hot In tho flame
| OF a gas jet. When It had cooled I
| lanced tho sore little thumb. This kills
| cffectually any germ or dirt which might
have been added to the poison of the boil,
aEgravating tho inflammation already
thcrc.--C., In Good Housekeeping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
g F y = \ T
A BLIZZARD
GRIPS CITY
slcet and Snow Cover Streets.
Trees, Wires and Every
thing Else.
SLIGHT DAMAGE is DONE.
SLIGHT DAMAGE IS DONE.
Wires Injured TO Some Extent,
BIZ. Not Observation-Disclosures
Harbor Frozen Over.

A blizzard from the south, harsh and
bitter cold. swept over Richmond yester--,
day leaving In It's path q pail OF sleet and
snow that coyered the earth and man
tlus every frozen tree In an Ice mist,
in tho course OF the day the clouds that
were in the sky by the time It was !lght
enough ia see them gave forth q little
of everything that they held, During inc
forenoon 1t rnined In o. constant qr'SS,e,
few hours later the sleet began ana ny
ujghtfall the streets We're IKE glass
For some time It was positively dangerous
any degree OF rapidlty Snow began 70
mix In with the sleet after awhile md u
stiffened as fast as IL fell. Later ON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
SUDDEN DEATH OF
FAMOUS PAINTER.
(By Assocla ted Press


. PARIS, Jan. 1l.-Jean Leon Geromo'
tho painter and sculptor, died hero TO- TO-
day. He was born at Yesoul in 1924.
M. Geromc was u conspicuous figure ~
Paris society. IIe was tall and slim ana
retained his youthful gayety and act|vlty'
iis snowy hair and moustache nsone lna'-
eating his great uge,a Tie was noted Tor
his sparkling wit and always kept UP re-
latons with the younger painters. .
The day before his death several frle,aS
unched with NJ. C;eromc at his home, ana
after the luncheon ll.,g took them 20 llls
studio to show them the statue Of cor'nth,
of which he was the sculptor. The statue
hnd Just been finished, and he was ABOUT
to color It. NJ, Geromo talked with MS
visitors enthusiastically concerning inc
work.
Among Mr. Geromes latest productions
we're alegorical figures represcnt'ng "a
Eor, which he executed for Charles NJ
Schwab. -.
M. Gerome's principal works were The
Slave Market OF Cairo, Combat des Co.'s,
Cleopatra. Cardinal IN Grey, Fygmhllon
and Galatea. and Promenade OF inc
Ilnrem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
An Altar to Aphrodite.

me roof OF the house OF the sea
Is cr,lsted with golden lights.
For Aphrodite has set
The fresh unaging stars
TO shine above us Ear In the silent dusk.
The floor Of the house Of night
IB swept by sweet West wind,
and strewn with flowers and grass
Al, ample chamber Of sleep
For weary mortals and children tired OF
play,
q Mother OF earth and sea,
The day and the purple night,
Thou hast given us life and Joy
And love and the vent OF tears,
And In tho ond the bountifnl gift ~ sleep,
bliss Carman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

hull hegan to come DOWN. IL was more
OF blessing than otherwise, however, for
1t rendered 1t posslbleEto walk on tho
streets again. II, ~, ~ &
ICE COVERED THE WIRES.
The wirqs swinging overhead were coy
cred with leo, MS was every tree Some
damage was done to telegraph and tele-
phone wires, but not much, Several slight
delays resulted In &he street car traffic
and IN the Lakeside .'le there was q con-
siderable tie up. TIM navigation con-
panies report that tho weather has not
interfercd with tho steamers. Quite y
number OF passengers bound for Baltimore
and points further north were delayed In
Richmond, owing to tho fact that tho
Baltimore harbor is frozen over The,
steamers have been held at West Point
Many Of the passengers went by train,
The actual registration by tho thermon-
eter{ yesterday did not show the weather
to be below the freezing point But n
biting wind swept through tho streets and
cnIsed Intense discomfort to those who
tried to walk The blizznd has now
moved northward and 1t will probably DO
| clear to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
BITS OF SUGGESTION.

II molasses candy is wanted crsp and
brittle. with a strong flavor OF tho mo-
lasses. | boil II rapidly, stirring all tho
time, and add little SODA. II wanted OF
n mild flavor and gunlmy and waxy.
Lol II very slowly on the back OF The
range, stirring but seldom, and add a
lltus cream of tartar. EN-. W,
Ild gov eyer Try kerosene to clean the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
To Raise Salaries,

Tile Committee on Electricity. met at
business adopted a motion appointing
Messrs. Gunst. Beck and Curtis a sub
committee TO appear before the Commits
body that the salaries OF the city cleo
trician and city electrical Inspector be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

n preliminary trial before MAGISTRATE l1nr,fs
Friday nfternoon and re qnE c pr r. }a
rmnntcsted nwerv point. but Testimony, was
s 60 neonelus I'VE hat no bali vas asked for
the prisoners. MucIlof thelr t'he Is spoh'
= BiRisTGL VA.-Mr. w. II. lIargrayps, 81
Birmingham, A!a, la, or been IN apRiG psinia
Iu,st' Coal and Coke Company, and has
arrived here to enter upon his duties,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

Most REV. j, H. Harry, Archbishop OF
Mnnia, Is making rapid progress III me
study of Spanish. which language he
began to master tho very day Of his up
polntment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
San Domingo Revolution.
nv Assoclatod Press.)

v" O3y AssocIated Press.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. ll,-CommandeS
Mertx commanding the gunboat Newport.
cabln;. tho Navy Department from san
DonsIngo, under date OF yesterday ~
4D "t'Wevolutlon continues. Nothing menac.
.inr Americans. legation guard w1th'
d1.n ION to-day" sH5 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

for the position o: n;.tron. Miss Roper1a
i Kline, OF Harris'r.burg, Va, was
:. nnairli..d To I'LL tia r,aCc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
Personal Mention.

Mrs. George II. TOWNSEND, formerly
bliss Mabel Marcy, LETT for Boston.
Mass, this morning. Mr. Townsend Is
;,cated in Boston with the Fore Riycr
Skip and Engine Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

Mrs C. r. BurIatte and Mrs. o. =.
Russell. OF Chicago, who have been
friends III Richmond, are nov
spending some time In " ashlngton, d. G..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
The Richmond German Club.

The third In the series OF dances by inc
fIich,nond Club TINS season was dancep
In the Masonic Temple last night, WIN
Colonel 10 Lane Stern leading ana many
of the pretty matrons and maids OF fch-
,aond society contributing By their pres
cnce 10 the briliancy OF the evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

cutie a number Ut Richmond girls EN-
rcct to attend the mldw!nter german to
b.. given at the University Of virginia
Miss Scphy White will be among the
girls who will be- pr.,scl,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

The Robert 2. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will give n
rn.inorial benefit ball at Rauschers this
evening. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page IL
one OF the pd1rohesses OF the bal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

Trio Junior Hollywood Memorial wiz
meet this morning at II o'clock in Lee
Camp Hall The mneting is important.
and all members are asked to be present,
The Colonial Danes viii meet this af-
teinoon at O'Clock in No. 7o7 East
FRANKLIN Street.
A cal Ned meeting Of The Masonic Aux
il,ary Will bc held in the Temple at II
a. NJ to-day.
e The annual meeting OF tfJs board OF tho
HEeEcrIng Arms hospital, on account o!
4 tho Indictment weaiacr, has been post
ponet until Thu, alay nca. al IA. n, TIE
election OF officers vii! laha place then.
s
n. the meeting Of the Woman's Chris
y.an Association Board yesterday, at
y M on, eight applications were rec9vpC
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
The Weather.

The cold wave has spent is force.
Last night the mercury went down to
lis above the zero notch, but it went
high again today. Yesterday was ex'
tremely unpleasant, a high wind pre-
yaIling and the temperature not rising
above S.. The drop Of the day before
from "a TO 10 in a few hours. 81 de-
grees, lis wholly unparalleled, The
Denver News or yesterday says
A destructive gale 0f fifty 70 sey.
enty miles an hour ragged yesterday
over the entire plain section east oi
the divide, and extending from Wyom.
ing TO New Mexico. AZ Trinidad, 9
large warehouse was demolished. The
atmospheric disturbance, starting
with a cold wave, p~resaged a heavy
fall Of snow, but dispatches from many
points show that Il was only q furry
in most places. In Wyoming and
western Nebraska a foot Of snow
fell, and win greatly benefit The rang
es.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
a New York Author.

The Optic was this afternoon "a.
vorcd with q call from Gustayes Myers.
the gifted author OF "A History OF
Tammany Hail. and other works. Mr..
Myers IA spending a few days In the
city Wiling his cousin, Leon Manko,
and, incidentally, preparing articles
relative to New Mexico for the New
York Evening Poht and other papers
and magazines, The young man has
just dispatched from Las Vegas an
article dealing with this section of
tho territory. Mr.. Myers has heen
III the Pecos Valley and the Texas
Panhandle lately, and he ii quite en-.
thusiastjc concerning that promising
part Of The earth. He says the Pecos
Valley Ii settling up rapidly and has a
rosy future outlook. Mr.. Myers finds
that Now Workers. as well as other
customers have d very hazy Idea Of
present conditions in New Mexico, and
no Is e%ndeay0ring 70 illuminate some
OF their darkness. He was tn the ter
ritory two years ago as d member ~
the Hyde exploring expedition party.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
Greenleaf Tonight.

That IL Is possible for one person.
without the = OF scenery. stage
property costumes or .smakeups', SO
to present a play that 1t will be as
intensely interesting and as well n
derstood as II presented by a com
pany Of players who use all these arti.
fices, Is a fact that may be easily
doubted by one who has never seer
1t demonstrated, and who does not
consider carefully why II Is 50. But
when we remember that II is the char.
ncters and events OF the play, not the
scenery around them, in which we are
interested; and that il il the actors
art. not the costumes ha wears. which
makes rs understand them, we can the
more readily believe that this Is true.
Tho %monologue artist must build his
scenery In the imagination or bis an
ditors and distinguish his characters
by initiating their expressions. He
must not only be familiar with their
features In order TO resemble them,
but must understand their passions
and their thoughts IN order 10 es.
press them In a natural name He
must be able to put himself In the
place of each OF the characters and
change rapidly from one to the 9th
or, and X he can do these things he
can 50 interpret a play that 1t will
meet It's highest object, which Is TO
portray human nature In such a way
that It Will be understood and To I'M!
press the lesson 10 be learned from the
lives Of Others.
See Groenleaf at the Duncan 10.
night,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

Cora Setevens. d girl giving her age
at fifteen years. has been the sub
ject Of many questions by the city
marshal. The girl was detected pill.
fering small articles at the New Optic.
She first told q tale of being the
daughter Of a woman who was MUIR
dered In Albuquerque. Later she
modified II by saying that her mother
died OF consumption. Inquiry BY tho
police elected the fact that she was
the girl spoken Of by the Albuquerque
papers as having stolen thirty dollars
from Salyationists while posing as q
member OF the Army. Tho girl said
she had a guardian In albuquerque.
but word received from the marshal
today Is to the effect that she Is q
most accomplished preyarlcator and
that she has neither relative nor
guardian in Albuquerque. However.
1t Ii known she has a grandmother,
Mrs. Eubank, in Medicine Lodge,
Kans.. and this relative has been writ
ten TO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

The Santa Fe has placed on sale at
the local offlce a mileage book good
for two thousand miles. Tho book
has several advantages. II Is the first
for the distance ever used by the
Santa Re. The price. $50. Is the same
proportionally, as that charged for the
three thousand mile books. and Il
can be used on d dozen or more q
the systems west of tho Missouri.
Furthermore when the cover OF the
book Is returned to the Santa Fe Of.
fee, a rebate OF 1860 win be given.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
An Attraction Of Merit.

The general run OF press agents Of
today think 1t necessary to speak Of
their attraction In the most glowing
terms. claiming Il 10 be the best,
clcyerest, etc. until the present day
theatcr-goer. unless he is familiar with
either the play or the company. has no
way Of knowing whether the attrac.
tion merits his patronage or not, But
with the coming of Handlers com.
edians TO the Duncan opera house for
three nights. commencing Monday.
March Z. tho theater.goer car be as.
surcd. H. reports from other cities
can ~ relied upon. that an evenings
entertainment will be offered that Will
be above the average, and the plays
which this organization present 81.
perlur "a The usual line, The press
Is unanimous In Its praise of both
company and plays, and the fact that
this Is the fourth season Of lis sue
cess Il also d guarantee that the en-.
tofialnment Is above The average. The
opening bilt, "A Man OF Mystery" is
4 melodrama o. exceptional merit. and
as tho company come well recon-.
mcnded, d theatrical treat Il assured
Numerous vaudeville acts are intro.
dneed between the acts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

a blaze nj tho residence OF Pedro
Valerie. ON Main street, this morning
caused an alarm Of fire 10 be- turned
In. Both fire companies responded
quickly, but before they reached the
scene the fire had been cxtinguished.
The manner In which the west team
made the run up the Normal hill was
Illuminating 10 those who think the
Il, Romeros haven't secured an eS.
tra good fire team,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
Bonnie Amies
Entertain

The hospltable home OF MI. and
Mrs. G. +. Hummell was given over
to festiyity yesterday afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon the Bon
Ami club entertained that equally
pleasant organization, the Round Doz.
en- club. and In the evening Bonnie
Amies were hostesses to their hus.
bands and to q number Of other
friends.
The pleasant rooms were handsome
ly decorated with the Bon Ami colors,
layendar and pink. Crepe streamers
OF these colors formed a net work
above the head in each room and were
intertwined with especially pleasing
effect In the archway between the din
ing and sitting room. Yiolets and
chrysanihemums were utilized with
taste and discretion. In the bay win,
dow was massed a bank Of geraniums.
The afternoon guests were Mes
DANES John York, G. D. Boucher, Iden.
Pfttenger, Blood, Ungles. 9. s. Brown,
Fox. Christensen, Dice. Daniels, Har.
ris, and Miss Swinford. Finch was
the fascinating diversion. Especially
choice refreshments were served.
In the evening the guests gather
ed to enjoy the same pastime. sup.
plementei by the ever popular SIX
hand euchre. AS In the afternoon,
the refreshments were Of the most
dainty yarity.
The guests we're.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs,
Hedgcock; Mr.. and Mrs. Koogler, Mr.,
and Mrs. York and daughter. DIR. and
Mrs. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Birch
Mr.. and Mrs. Gin and mother, Mrs,
Lowry, Mrs. Harden. Mrs. Long, Mrs,
McSchooler and daughter, Miss
Schriber, Mr.. Turner.
&E@EN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04
ORANGES
"A FRESH CARLOAD
1928 pei. Box
$I.65 per half Box
Grape Fruit, TangeSines
L.H. S7EARMS
7 ORANGES
ROS[NTHAL BROS.
WHERE
Kash and Kwality Kount.
You furnish the cash
and we will supply the
quality.

All 800 Laundry Bags .............2 5c
An excellent line Pillow Tops at12sc
20c Bottle Ammonia 12c
DC package Gold Dust. ...........1 0c
Sapolio, per cake. .......,....... &c
15c can choice Red Salmon -. 1Oc
Infants Marseilles Bibs, lace
trimmed. ~. ............. DC
Children's Muslin Drawers. sizes
2 and 3, two pair for. Doc
Crib Comforters, all silkoline .4Sc
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts 35c
Crib Bed Spreads, 41x55, satin
Boys Knee Pants, large sizes Ice
Covered Slop Jars, large size. $1.24
1000 yds Platte Vale Laces, I'd :. sc
Green Trading Stamps with all
cash sales
5 pounds Navy Beans. ..........95c
Toweling, the l2c and 15c value o.
22.in Linen Napkins, per doz. .$1.OO
~ bars Nugget Soap POE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

The Optic has heard Of a plan nov
being considered IN MashIng,nn to
tompel :ts ..epple of Af.zf III io a..
ecpt joint tatchoud, should there BE-
i dIsppaI un % hold OFT against tne
measure TIE plan amounts to I'll.
~pareeling OF Arizona among the 9th.
or states. d considerable portion H..
Ing given 10 New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

The affair which the ladies Of
woodmen Circle are TO give on ST. Pat.
rick's night. nth Inst, will be q cal.
leo bali in Roscnthal hall. They intend
to make Il a 10y good HE for oil who
come.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

The Elks held n rousing meeting
last night and increased the number
Of their herd BY five. The Initiates
were chas. Rudolph * Rociada, VIM
g. Bailey, Ted Long. Cecilio Rosen.
valid Of this city and A. d. TetIow Of
sapello. Several visiting Elks were
present among whom was VIM. Moore
land, Of Colorado Springs, q grand
lodge officer. A banquet was spread
and informal speeches made by The
Bros. Rudulph. Mooreland. Ramer ant
Ludwig.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

The committee having IN change tho
entertainment o. the delegates to the
Republican eoasention TO be held here
on the 1911, 81 this nt.:h VIII meet
i morrow nigh. for coii dera i u
n..iters befo.e s...e tcnni ttee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-04

Word comes from The Las Dlspensas
that another forest fire Is raging near
the yillage. Particulars are not OBJ
tainable. The thickness OF the atmos.
phcrc to the northward Is undoubtedly
caused by smoke from the burning
forest.