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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

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ia noua eooI feinI~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
OFaFen.

garis, Is Gsbruar. Wa6 BEN
.Sournal" 1T Rriessminifter 2uropat'
fin gum Cberbefeblsbaber Der Wano'
i6urei.9 ruppen ernannt uoroen. er
ftebt unter benz Wicefonig Mlerieh.
geri4tbon MIerieff.
ct. GETTYSBURG Is. Gebruar.
6eute suuroe cine amtli&e Depsi3s
bonn Vicsi0nis 4lsrief iiber gin3elbsi'
ten BET benz BORT Nrtbur aampf am 9.
a~usgegeben. Die ruifi&en gerluife
tueroen ~aufse3dblt uno es tuiro geiaat,
oaB beridieoene iapanii&e S&iHe
idper littsn. uoour& f4 oas unter'
laHen tpsitsrer MnsriHe eriIdre.
Der Mbmiral icQt nod Nuf3dblung
Der bstbsiliaten 5&ife uno @omman'
belire. baB Die 2eute portrefni& eefo@.
ten bdttsn uno CT iabrt banr cine Rsibs
bon Musssidnunaen uno Droen on,
tuelhe e. an beri&iebene Mbtbeilungen,
be3p. ein5eln'p erionen pertbe!lt bat.
Sic WannIHafts-W erluffe ruaren: bonn
@eidmaoer, 5 Cff,iere b%eriuunOst, IA
Wann g%efalsn unb SO pertuunbet.
Bon Der Geifun9 unb @arniion, Elm
Mann ssfalen. elmer i@wer uuo finf
Ieidt permunbet.
Der Mbmiral i4liebt: .Snbem Id
biss gurer Waieffdt mittbeile, freut es
mid beiFiiaen 3u i0nneu, baB unter
Sees unb 2anotruppen Der 9libenoe
Wunf9 berrf&t. benz fre&en Geinbe
mann asaen Wann aesenubertreten gu
fonnen."
Sn Der Depeihe faet u. ferner
Nad benz nd&tli&en 3orpebo.Nn.
arif srihien bic japan. Gtotte bon 16
2rieasi9iHen Wormtttuos Dor BORT
artbur. bon ben 2nHenHanul.S totIo.
men tpie aun bon ben Wa&ti&ifen be.
merit. Infer @sE&maber beftano aus
5 GalaHt&ifen. 5 2reu3ern l. unb
2. GlaHe uno Is 2orpebobooien. unter
ben Wice.Womirdteu Start unb uit.
tonsti.
Muf benz erlten S&uB bes Geinoes
eruieberten Glotte unb Quifen . Bat.
tsrisn alei9xitig nit elmer lsbbaften
3auonabe.
Golaenbe S&ife nabmsn tbeil
in Der Gront.2 inie Die S&la&H&iHe
.peiropablosi". ~eebaRopot". pol.
taba". .Reresbiet" unb .popien".
Gerner bic 2rsu3er l. GlaRe Diana"
unb .Nsiolo" 2. GlaKe .Hoparin".
uno ~Nopit".
Mun bic Dor 9lnter lieaenoen
Salodti&ifs .g3arouit&". vRsbitiun"
uno 2reussr .pauoba". mel&e BIZ
Va9t 3upor bei&dbiot tuurben, na6men
aleid benz 5ransportbampfer qnearo
am 3ampfe theil; isrnsr bic 9orpeoo'
boote Der /. uno 2. Dibifon.
Ger UerIuf beigbes
mutpo.
2ouoon. Is. Gebr. Cine De'
ssAe bes Reuter Bureaus aiebt Der
gerluft Der RuKen bel @bemulpo. nj
ole areu3er ~Wariaa" uno raorub" II
ben @runo aebobrt tuuroen. auf II ge
falene Off5iere unb 459 Wann an.
Bort rtburbelagert.
paris, Is. Gebr. Cine berbor
rassnoe miIitdrii&s Mutoritdt ertldrt
heuts, oaB BORT Nrttur In Wirtli@iei
belasert iei unb es entffebe bic ernff
6raGe. Oh niht bic Rdumung ober lie
bsrgabe Der Geftuns nit 2euten uni
WateriaI notbmeubis tuerbe.
qlomiral 9o9o's S9iHe, bic bsl
6afsns ginaana betua&en. baben bier
bur9 cine Blodabs ~ Stanbe gebra4
uno fdnsiOen bic W6gli&teit UNI 1iIf
bonn Wser aus ab.
Die iupanii&en 3ruppen Bel Net
Gbmans unD anbern puniten auf be
2iao 6ung 0albiniel fno TN Stanoe
Die giisnbabn-W erbinbungslinie 5ui
i4en BORT Nrtbur unb 0arbtn q
unterbreHsn. BORT Qrtbur uiro ou
oieIe WeiIe INNER e1ger bon be-
japan. Wnrines unb NrmeesS trettfrdI
ten umonrfef unh "a bebdrf bdl0ioe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
..6abraeit Ser 3lge

-. 6obr3eit Der 8lse. ..
abiobrt Hnfuuit
4oIsbo. Shsuso unb Nt1isan GSuret...t tbs tio.sS
tolebo. Detroit unb Gbieoao Elm .....s1a-ao SIS
pi9teau gitp. Wuneis U. eaiapsttsepl pit 7.as tlo.ss
stoali@ ou%ssenommsn eounfaas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
ten arisosf@iFs fdrsitsn raid porpdrts.

laoa" rueroen fid bsy 6lotte balD mis.
Der anihlieBsn. Der Snaoen NOR
Mot 10 grob, als man arfdnsliA an.
ettpa bunbert rufRfae Gamilien, bic
aus Sapan tamen, unn nod BORT Nr.
thur uno anoeren punttsn gu seben,
lsbsn isbt in sbansbei unter benz
SHube oes ruifiHen GoniuIs.
Gin Wagnat Salabet traf bier elm
unb bat oen Wieet6nig. nit 5000 fur-
&eitern an bic Gront ssbsn gu
ohrfen. @r uuroe an ben 3are1 psrs
tpisfen.
Die Sabn lit ni9t bei9doigt; port
Nrtbur rubiQ
9anbelsbampfe fer e.
fapert.
q. petersburg. 18. Geberuar.
Wa4 elmer Depei&e aus BORT Mrtbur
babsn bic Sapaner ben Dampfer ,Ro.
lit gourit" bon Der OtboFts2 amibatta
Geieai&aft getapert.
Gran36fif@:r 2reu3er
Tagafatt, Is. Gsb. Der frnnj.
&reu3er .Nbmiral @uspoOn" If nod
Saigon, Go9in.@bina. ab~Qefabren;
nod bent 9lei@en Orte fubr am l6.
aus Gbsmulpo Der fran36Ri&e 0reu3er
.Yascal".
Sn 9an3 9orea ,uiitben befti9e
S4nsefarme.
grano au einem 0ams
bur9er Dampfer
9aIifar, g.. g. 18. Gebr. =
Der 9amburg : Nmerita t. Dampfer
.pallan5a", Der beute bon 0amburg
eintraf. tpurbe 500 Meilen bon Der
amer. 2ufe bur& ben 9lusbru9 zines
Wranoes srn1Ii& bebrobt.
Wa6 5fanoi9er bsiber Nrbsit qelane
Die unteroriduns Der Glammen. Inter
ben 1873 paKaeieren berri6te erobs
grresung, aber es brad ,ieins panii
aus.
Das S&if. am 10. Sanuur abee.
fobren, bate i&on fur3 nod benz Wer'
la1en guropas Sturm.unfGle unh
mubte auf ben Mjoren Weparatureu
u%ornebmen. Das S&if fdbrt mad
Baltimore.
Stalien.
taIienrab d.
q m. 10. Gebr. Die Wolfon.
Sage, b~sionoers ieit Der Nlbansien'
@euolte in Der probin5 Spet, gilt bie,
als ernf.
Oefterrsi& bdtt 80, 900 Mann aun
ginraden in 9lbanien bereit. bod
tutirbe bies Stalisn ale St6rune bes
@lei@semi&ts am abriatif@en Wteer,
unb als i&doli& ieinen SntereRen Be-
tra9tsn.
SHrfei.
Mlbaneen gef@Iogen.
Satont&i Wacebcaien. 18.
Gebr. Die Mlbanefen. tpel&e Sbemf
pai&a NIT $500 Wann belaserten.
ino gei&lagen, unter benz Werlul'
bon 800 9obten unb Wertpunbeten,
Nu9 bic Snrten hatten I&mere Der
LUTTE. 5 rueitere BataiQone finb mad
Uerisbpi9 beorbert.
Yort0 Nttp.
Nntuit bon q ompers.
SanS 5 n, Is. Gebr. g.. Cont
pers. prdfbsnt bes Mmer. Mrbeiter
Werbanoes. traf beute Elm, bon Nrbei
ter-W srtretern empfanesn. Spdter Be-
Iu&te er ben @ouberneur CUNT. Ger
@Ompers bleibt BIER eine Wo&e uni
madt bann eine Reife bura's 2anb
I'm bic Nrbeiter- WerbdltniKe Su Ituoi'
ren.
Cuba.
eritanif&e S&tffe.
o uantdnam 0, l8. Gebr. Da!
fXhoxf nngA~oA>~ sQ - Uro~kosnv>
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21
The Next Holiday.

The next and best holiday OF the
year. always excepting Christmas and
Independence days. Is Thanksgiving,
which occurs this year on Thursday.
Sov. Gath. There has been Of late
years = growing desire TO create more
holidays, rat this IN an error. Holt
days are too lightly ordained by the
legislators. whose Disseminating
enthusiasm tends To bFing really mer
Itorlous anniversaries into contempt
ansi neglect Compulsory Idleness In
rom memoTatlon Of events In which
most people feel little interest does
little good and sometimes harm
Everybody should prepare. however,
for = proper observance os Thanks
giving day fts antiquity gives II a
place In the affections N all the peo.
pie. Everybody knows what Il
means.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Aascsfo vsas4x q saheaez tzs
eoazsy, Il On trial M p~rsgy "a ne
eagfrtca co1sT
Tb@ 4 . uzEd Ja-y returned thes'
secnaA ~iasAeszs@as This nsogalng aa6
thea :0ok TIE nssai sacsrsment I'll
toraerFox saorr!ag
Tie territorial p4nS bsry vas
called this rsor1iag gENxyoy " b.
Gt0sdaH Tas sHerfs~a 20 scepzsf q
Ss&lEszs carsn1s Essn 10 a.
ready a member ~ the a. Il g@Eit
3ar7. p. D. NeEsre5 ana V. r. Jane
soa are ssay ssnEn hors@. DosDtso Do
mlnxsez eowfs mn be fosai- eonse,
gHeEtiy = sDsesai senlre wa ses@cred
by X. %. Goo1aJ. is-y commissioner
ard Chief ysstfee Nils IN TIE persons
Of James Arnos, ADtocbo Non.oya. v.
G Boomer. Jos< p Arsx0a. Thomas
Ross and D,rokse sAn6ovzi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
.c,. 2fr-. fS7s

Recsnt sarho1ats discoveries Gear
Las Vegas assayel H-g1 p~r "a
ggxrtz, 500.
DsarraIng dangerous l1~6ivhtaAs
seemed 10 se a sayortts sastne stth
the nlHscs ~ the aS
The Gressu FrO@t restaurant hal
been kaeea 10 Mr.. Baker. iate with
HsAha. Jones q Co.
Ffsckmen lad agreed 10 exact sxez-
fy-tgye cent? between the tx0 towns
after 8 O'clock In the esering-
g.. r. BzftJets p~Grchzss6 the Rich-
rsond 5evelry establishment
On the first ~ the month George
Parker would put stock % the mail
route from Oseso 10 Camp Supply, In
dian Territory, a distance N $50 miles.
When a eov Toys playful pistol
leap~d into the air and It's tongue OF
flame and voice o. lead called for
herman life. (omebody was usually
killed A COW by seldom bIaffsd,
only 10 a game Of draw poker.
Not less than q DOZEN sar mills
burning away In the timbered
mountains near tD~nl
About 5000 feet OF timber vas
used daily In the construction Of the
railroad bridges on the ". NJ. x 3. P.
A. VI James vas superintendent o!
The Sunday school: Mrs. c. r. Honey,
assistant superintendent: Mr.. Va
teacher Miss May Hovey. leader Of
the choir
Lewis l.. Burns had lost a pocket.
book containing a due bill for $3.50
on MooreA Bennett. also a government
license In an envelope, somewhere be-
7, tween San Jo1e and Las Vegas;
There were five newspapers publish
ed In Las Vegas. two Of them dailies
Recent additions had been made u
the livery stable OF IAwelling T. Oils
A girl In Trinidad had danced al!
her corset pulled mp 10 the iast hole
and vas soon after In a hearse hat
pulled up 10 the last hole that was
dug In the graveyard.
Hon. s. w Dorsey raj expected II
the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

One Of the moss important atirae'
tsona 10 h~ offered here Ia the near
fa.are ia me famous International
seaaSmasse2I comedy success. The
Marriage a Kitty. which has aehIsy.
In Lyrriesi ami S-~ Y07s to- meat
distinguished favor accorded 10 any
play ~ ffs nature, Manager Juses
Marry has obtained the sole rights 70
this novel and fascinating cornefy,
and has secured a specially fine cast
In ~hieh are :zs!aaad s=:es fssc.ttes
as Hett!na Gerard and Mar Ffgnaa
An elaborate scenlc production IA
carried and many novelties in cleo
trieal lighting are promised.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

~ TIE en1tas ef Las FgAs =ass
,kA shssazg sEA rsgaf. - the reg
ervoGr fssa,fss n them ~ 80 ~
eisHa,ioa sE1aeen ths ST.aet q
tss.rse sass " W Brorss to The
sgsle lhas Ear2.Ex NJ Byosas says
raat Chisc E~saxssssr Never Art vhs-
nsras@sr ~ me beast eaerEatsesE IL
~ Pa&o ~ ~ La Vega e~easrarca
hs1ys 40 ro8sz f5r GoEbg yAat 1ey
VII sefleaK4Y ferrnszs@r& ree sr.er
sfsse q ne sagxsstSo1s zase "a TIE
eagfaeers repovr oe carried GU Thsg
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Wertz. q A..
H1thgsb and ! X. Martin got hor.e
last night from attendance Al the A.
o u. w. grand lodge Al Tucson, Afi-
IONA. The only office capturei BY
New MEXICO was thar Of grand of.r.
seer by Grant Hivenbnrg OF Santa
w.. The NEXT meeting 81 the grant
lodge will be held In Albuquerque,
three years hence, the change ~ date
being made 10 eat the meeting out OF
a year In which the presidential elec.
slon Ia held
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

GBtilerma Service. The old musician
vho haa been a familiar figure 81
bailes and In ~sasesals for a number Of
years coming hifher from Ola Mex.
gco. expired Instantly In q chair at
his hon1s on thA west eide Al I ~
1fEoek yesterday afternoon, A wffe
and five children aye left destitute
~ sha told charlie ri Ut the world
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21
Las Vegas Reservoir May
Be Made a Certainty

"a Z rEs bs,gs1 ~ las Veg1&
ssEe statistics % sAgw taHt aa
prc8actE - The ~ ,~sogsan& se 20
- reclaimed can ~ EarNeea az
hose and II they saTyAe- av 20
toa sat rae lana VflI al - &aea
% aa9 sro1tAbly Harmed TIE pr
wra - En1er1E@n. a0tElAszz
the Comparatively Aigh cos. 4 ep
~Etrzcricr
I'VE rsn@m4a ID pgE.siye thar Gne4
a ssaFizx ean he mate aud D.
mate aae thag tAe grsa4 poca al ~
aaFen b the cltE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

f4ayio Trieste vat badly cut with a
kalf~ to The hands " fIrauGro Aiyescz
Saturday night, II III thought the
young man will NOT survive hts
wounds The trouble between the
parties arose over a trail woman by
TIE name Of coafiflne Roybal Al
yerez. who III we'll known an a must.
clan. ID In jail awaiting the result Of
me sounds he Inflicted
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The J r Rosen gald lodge + o. u,
II viIl bold it's regular monthy Sc.
elal culture meeting iomorr0w night
a. i o'clock. The COMMITTEES On en-
f~ertainment has arranged an excel.
lent program. consisting Of cards.
dancing aud other good things 1
highly profitable and ~pleasnrable
evening Ii promised to al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

III 1 haasess lettsr 30 The Optic
Fsnewsng hia subscription - TIE po5
altar paper Wm Haltspeuf 9f3flng
fforn l1m Angees states 'has BE- has
sold Bis gtyefY saa has again
harkea I'll the harness business d
thst city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Tom BiapvSa tae barber. may now
M found In his uew location On Raj
road Avenue immediately adjoining
ihe Blsnark restaafant It might ap
pfopr1atfly ~ called tie Ret Front.
bsit Il YIN ltIesY v knosn 81 Toms
shop hat zith the Hltla a~grstrephe
thta iiase please
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

geaeps Robinson IN iaA vegas AMI
Mira fsast2 fAe strow nf Santa Re
xsre maAe me last svsnlng ~ the
home ~ Mf and Mrs. Sam Edwards.
by rev Ii r FrankIia. the cosofed
minister
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The scenic production over ~.
agafa Fails wak presented At the
Duncan 10 sn apefssiaflve house Sat
urday night. The scenle effects we're
excellent, the spssial features we're
pleasing. the par,s take nby the psin-
eipais aud the support Given we're sat
isfaetory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Pair tonight and Tuesday is today !
weather fovacazt The temperature
yesterday MAS Maximum. ~ de-
rreex minimum. " degrees
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Fgdas Teigaso. Carlos Rivera and
i1sssa sbHpy ~ha@sed oHt ~ 0o
Apache, e distance n thsg1y miss
yeettfday. making the sgip " sas
On gbNsr ~steyeEee la two ho4fs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Tom BtaayeIt, the w~eiIknovn bar.
bes, has moved kis shop To 500 Rail-
mad avenae. neri 10 Bismarck restaa~
,sn, 1870
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Mr. Htag9 ard daughter have TAX
en- the rgoming house a. 1itz NstAa.
at calling Il for convenience Fiuasi
National and are prepared 30 give
gYa ns'ns and asssls~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The rensaence ~ T. X. LsiA las
seen converted Inao y ssfifabie hsst~
gGiat. Hla wife IN again thfsairsssi
wssA pneumonia and hgs lsssis gfrI
ASS aiAea age both Ill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The vsSs side hose ladales aired
t some new fife saigon en-
The stFeess yesterday. ALDO gave need
"a txsrlse u ste fgre queens. Mamie
md Anita
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Tssr sroilry Ane 90 > bvsly has
uess yesterday betseen The eitg and
the bot springs Two ears rere eFn
psoyea II fhe service, making trips
ever thirty masnafae and packed r.
the doors on eseh trip Tha ueathef
was fine sna me shatlnx i reported
~ excellent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

WANTED voman cook NJ the
Ladies ffome Apply % Mrs A. D.
HfgggnA 1888,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Tn. Rev J. 7. W Mcneil pastuf
of ID. First baptist church u Aibat
ouerqne spoke 10 an interested al
fence Of teachers and pupils At he
Normal this morning Sir Mcneil
had the pleasure u meeting unerpecl
edly IN one u the teacher AZ otd
school fellow AZ Chicago u%nigcrslty
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

fhYnt forget that Levys special
Thanksgiving linen sale began today
and wiii continue tii "Wednesday
e~eHsas Read Als ~ 81 the sth page
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The Ladies Honae Journal tells
you al about the imperial PInless
Draper. Read more about them IN
R0senthaI BroS.' al.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The Wife ~ Ignacio Loper. employ
~ m the cosnty t~feagufesss office.
presented him with a ninepoand boy
babe Saturday afternoon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Fs<eAs. ant Srfter a1t gDrss s@esgh
for trxrps rs pc sEl cakes th@5
wssr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

pRovIDEST pFopts #.spsr.
Habitat savers can netss - pxa
The Piaza Trust & ssytngs laanS II
Las Vegas pays per fen. fpttfc~
III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

F@Ser hsgs ca the ssfs@ts a. A4sat
yoss9 ~ a greater eretN 70 near -
r~ssss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

yiSceng. snfant son Of r Caddo, szs
ekYsztene1 al the vest ride casnoslr
shsrch yesterday Afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

A hga snaaetcr Aaesss AXE 4 a
e-rrayn:1sst % ~ Evsss 20 eaS
sxzla.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Don't fail To attend the meeting Of
the Htaiuess Mems Protective asso
riAiEsn fhis evaniag
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

T.> Normal az city s6slcss VII
snSsvvs Tkarsdsg And FrttaJ Ia acE
ksy mszser
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

The rAHBesg Csil6 vfh meet ~ the
ressd~s<s Of Mrs w J. NILS tonsos'
roe ~assern<x,1 It 2 10.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

To- snsxsy iz2saAef fer TAaa8srH
iax 2 SOW tegzE fet wei
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

70 v6c=za fs~is tkaf SIC Is grosssg
ga sxt.s sAe A~x1ss " forget ser
txrssSaya
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Czr~eEas II assroNkssg a. ne
rssz q s~vsr eSys . vs~a. ast ncs
~ss~s Eve weeks eM.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Graf q Hayward nave uns6sd-d :
ear n spSsex. fsfets ITO ears "a
kxy sns Gee IT sugar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Winter ptli arrive on December
ass. = month frum today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

a n1r. ccfs winter - prssass
back sasx.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-07-13
SACRED CONCERT GWEN.
Song Service Held at Presbyterian
Church Sunday Evening.

SnuTCn ounudy Evening"
A free sacred concert took the
place OF the regular evening services
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
and the church was crowded to the
utmost. The services were entirely
of a musical nature and were greatly
enjoyed by the large congregation
The program was n of unusual mer
it. the following being the numbers
given:
Anthem. "All Glory Evermore,'
choir. ]. w. Hughes.
Solo, The Angels Message" A
%Froembling. Euctasio Rosales.
Psalm.
Orchestra. Leo Beebe, Miss Haze
Remington, Miss Helen Beebe, selec
ton.
Hymn. "All Hail the Power" con
gregation.
Psalm.
Solo. "A Dream of Paradise, Mrs
Harry Boggs, Hamilton Gray.
Scripture lesson.
Anthem, Lead Kindly Light
choir. l.. E. Jones.
Prayer.
Solo. Eternal City" w. E. Cort
Nevin.
Hymn, Praise Him." congregation
Solo, 20 Lord be Merciful TO Me-
Mrs. w. w. White.
Orchestra. selection.
Duet, selection, W. Z. Cort ant
Mrs. w. H. Leard.
Notices and Offering.
Anthem, The Awakening Lord.
choir, f. S. Lorenz.
Hymn, Revive Us Again" congre
cation.
Anthem. "Aaronic Benediction,
choir.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-07-13
MOCK TRIAL HELD.
colored Man Charged With Stealing
a Horse-Acuuitted,

You can tell he is a horse thief
by looking at him" said Prosecuting
Attorney Bill Deaton in Billy jenkins
court Friday night. The occasion
was the trial of the colored porter
employed by Arthur Wright, on a
charge of stealing a horse of the T.
BARI brand. Bill Deaton appeared
for the prosecution and Hugh c.
Cline labored in behalf of the de-
PENDANT.
Court was called at 8 o'clock In the
evening with Judge jenkins on the
bench. A jury was soon selected and
the prosecuting alto, ney, Bill Dea-
ton. arose TO make his preliminary
statement. He called the jury's at
tention to the shape of the prisoners
head and the color of his eyes. Look
at his eyes, look at en- said the
silver tongued orator, "he could see
a 7-Bar-7 horse on the darkest night
that was ever made. He's guilty and
he knows he's guilty and the jury
knows he's guilty. and he's going to
be hung" The prosecution then rest
ed its case.
Inc attorney Tor the delenuant
showed that his client had eve been
in Texas and could not read. That
he would not know a 7-Bar.7 brand
If he saw II and therefore could not
he guilty of the offense of stealing
the horse specified in the information.
He then moved Tor a dismissal, for
the reason that the prosecution had
.e.,al Tn-s. ...aatft,ttnf N ~
OF action. The Judge promptly over
ruled this motion, fined the attorney
and sent the case 10 the jury.
The jury had a hard zine deciding
on the penalty to be inflicted, some
being in favor of hanging the prison
er, others wanted to hang the attor-
noy for the prosecution; but it was
finally decided to let the prisoner go
free and a compromise was made by
fining the Judge.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-07-13

ting up illness as an excuse for his
non-appearance and requesting a con
tinuance of the case to another time.
Under ordinary circumstances such a
request, properly supported by the
testimony of a physician, would be
granted. but in Pulitzer's case the
court will have ito be shown The
state game warden. who is prosecut'
ing the case, says that Pulitzer secur-
ed two continuances of the Teton
case on such a showing, though he
verify believes that the Illness alleg'
ed was for convenience.
Judge Cheadle advised County At
torney Belden TO have the witnesses,
who were summoned to appear, de-
tanned so that the heavy costs may
not be incurred. and will await the
appearance of Mr.. Pulitzer's attor'
neys before taking. any action on the
defendants request. A bond Of ST.
600 is in the hands of the court.