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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-01

Leandro Sena. who had q slight
stroke Of paralysis, is much better.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-01

DAster Kid Gloves. H. Levy 4
Bros.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-01

Attend dancing academy tomorrow
night. az
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There are chronic fools and occas'
sional fool.
But the fools OF April the frss
who 10 readily bite on their neigh.
boris old Jokes.
Are the fools or all fools the worst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Ppao anoaar Oct dig?
Ou har Din Pelbreo,
Store 9atnrcr ~fortbiIcr life pco
SfmffeIicr. - &c icr iis ON
otter nugct auoct.

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blir life neoiIaaeu, bare ioroi Sing
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life manaLer BAN noaet. Ieriom
ban "itsber iia" MOB ct 6oretugen6e.
ier ban Jig itror ON efter ct auoet.
rSan Ter aItib %ircmouer oQ er aIti0
paa 6arten. On Nnno me6 lin SeI.
breo og fine @pner bar arIeouiuaer
nof % Ranoeu, iom giuer op eQcr
enoog friites Ill at gipe op. ban err Ell.
ten en- Itoen Rotur eaer ban Ii6er
al en- milf S~pogbeb.
SpSpepiia aisr oirteIig Sen bcoite
Raub uififfet for oIilogS grbeiSe.
Oct er Inlet ltnber ON ell opSpeptiif
Wan6 bIiper mo6fol6et. Sgbom,
mems 9tatltr er iaaonn, at Den mao
bcrspe BAN al ambition, @nerqi og
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StiartS GpspGpiia tablets erfien.
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lets 9isr. Ge life nlene Io6er No.
ben / GreS ieto, men sc gisr at 80.
Ben. Tom tnae8 iu6. 9isr bet famine.
9u fan cperbeptie dig ieIO ON
SanSbc0cr bernf oeS Of IGgpe Mo.
Sen, on piIoe ipiie. / en- 8Iostrutfe
me6 NOT 8auO og en- al Stltnrts 0D8.
pcpfia Tablets. 6oroeiclieSproce8
fen oiI bptageS og uOfsres iuit iom
Rapeioftcn og andre GorSsieIiesoPo.
FER oiIoe gisre Oct. Ceres 8irtnin8
er notirIig, o. De eier iugcn 6or.
itorrelie / acknowledgements gu
aIcmmer / 8irfeIigbeSeu. at on bar
en- Nape, rtanr &c begpu6er at gisreI
6eres Grbeioe, iua milo oa nnturttg
er Scrcs 9irtning. Snlarts Gpspep'
fla Sa6lets er tiIinIsS hos ale slpo'
tefere Tor 90 Gents pr. Dor.
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ruaer. Taa De sitIiee ipenife Ger bar
Oct DOG p9ret fieitot og i Brig ale,
reoe | iprrige aarbimoreoes Begun
belle.
Saaleoes bar SSsiiIetrRct | oct t9ot
ga~rbunoreoe eanct fin fire Seiers.
gang. life blot oper belle Relem. oa
Roroeuropa, men ina!t belle aIoSer
opcr.
% | auriten forberIiaes oct boaSt
/ Toeii og Broia % Suuitration; ri
~aieniinoer bort SiiIetrG ligc ira Sol,
men til De lpitigite SiiIrfort. Sutei
timber, at 8rantroet bar friitet s,
6. gn0erien til ct goentpr; ban fsl.
ger oct ira Stogeu mo | Den porms
Siiie, bpor oct ppnteS meo De 6eiIig.
tie Sing % mango Sunoreoe 9pS, Ii.
&C inbiiI @aaroSgitten langt ON IGn.
&c bugger Oct imaat, % iaa blusier
Oct nlioer Brpoet og t9llter nlc0 Ct
Sui paa Stoacn % paa lin Igttclig.
ite Iiteu Suleafter.
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trG miot / gtaturenS Zoe % 8oIo,
beS meo line 8apcr % 5ru9ter cr
Siuebet poa &otllreuS Serre. paa 81,
bets Sr9, "Sioets Grr meb 2pS
Top - SpietS ErG meo Sip / 2eu"
@ller meo en- ar6en Strofe: Sara.
bisl brsmt ioa mango @angc! itisu.
nc GrR, iorubcn SIouger - SltIe,
tr9!"
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belbrenet for arrft heb Srusea Of IN
SlanSing Of Gle.
@ap,uO. 5ops. 2. Wai 1901.

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cher / spers eeiirabsiier for at iiRpre ben lietnoe
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Sdtah o. Shittemb.
II. q. ". Nse bar prsastt en- 6orbiaesiie al CT,
ier, iom itrar tuterer Rrx't. aatarrh. S:fr. % ones
artses ousiaaesmme. oin bar farsret Ia .u6er al
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Wooernc sGeteifab. 8eorge -
Seq tiIbeber dig! @iI on bIi min
for 9ipct2"
8labpS. - Seq fan life Iopc Oia
oct George. Men lea pil bli sin /
lem aor % al dig 8et til at iornpc
SorbiroeIien. nonr sen GiN cr uols.
ben at iige, bpiS ri ga liter bpcr.
anore."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20

Sobbp. Zen melt uooerenSitem.
menbe Grif er en- Iobop: 6srit tar
on Suffer for at gisre Den 100, ida
tor on 9itron for at sisre ban iur,
iaa tar on Gognof for at sisre Sea
iterf, og iaa tar on 8anb for at gisre
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Din Sunbbeb. os iao Sriffer on ben
ielp, oe iao bIir on fsrit Jennings,
iufb, ienere tanfeiuIb og tiliiSit imp.
oefulb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20

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bet fnl barre, nben at bet tuser nOseu saoe oeruf. % bet ipues rbsperen
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~r8boloet afprIeuoe us intsresiant iom bsus 5ur9ian9eres. Ser er bet:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
PARKER WILL GET
100000 A YEAR
AS HEAD OF BIG LAW FIRM nv
NEW YORK ciTY--WiLL ar a.
PARTNER WITH WILLIAM r.
SHEEHAM. -.N

New York, Nov, ia report cpne.
from Kingston tlat Judge Parker viii
lose nothing in a pecuniary aonse be
cause Of dis retirement from the court
Iof appeals bpncl 70 accept tire Demo
crafic nomination for the presidency.
II II said that On or about January 1
he viii take up his winter residence
IN this city, and become The ranking
sacnlhar Of the law firm Of Sheehan &.
Colin, which will be reorgaui1ed, all
of its present momhcrs remaining. un.
der the name Of Parker. Shcehan &
Collin. The firm Is composed CT vii,
liarn \, Shee'ian, Charles A. Collin.
ana three others.
Mr., Sheehan cane hero from Buf
falo ten wears ago, He soon BUN ~
Z paying practice, receiving The aid
ui the late cx.tiov Flower and other
powerful politicians and business
men. Later he founded he firm Of
which he is ilow the head, in company
with Nh. Collin, who had been one Of
the faculty of an upstate law school
and legal adviser 70 David y. lIili
when the latter was governor. The
firm occupies suite of offices al No
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13

32 Nassau street. and has a larrc and
! lucrative business. II Is counsel f.,
numerous corporations aud estates.
among The former being the BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit Railway comgany
which controls the s.rcct-car trsnspor
iation Of Brooklyn
When the lles that he should DO a
candidate f0f president was first
broachcd 10 Judge Parker he is rs
ported 70 nave said that. much as he
woul1 appreciate 50 great an honm
BE- could hardly afford 10 give up
congouisl place ON the bench. with
seven years 70 serve. and a salary ar.
gregaiine more tha1 Si.O0D coo. He
had sorious doubt as 20 the ability
Of The Democratic party TO pun itself
together in time io win the prpzia -ncv
this yc1r. The Ufer Of chief place I'm
a prosperous law frm a. $4,000 .
wear. in case b. shoald run for ths
and fail of election. il be
Iieycd 10 have had weight in his CON
.ideTa;iou cf the suggestion. Judge
parler + considereJ enc cf The besi
7quippci LAWYER in the state. and
sheehgn 4 Collin j. nni the only firm
Fhicb would cnnsidrr itself fortunaie F..
70 bafo him o. member.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
Rich Connecticut Man Col a
Fake Telegram
WANTED AT HIS OFFICE
IT WAS SIGNED ny HIGHWAY.
MEN WHO sANDBAGeEp HIM
AS tfE LEFT HOME TO
OBEY THE SUM.
MONS.
Dy tho Associated Press.

Dy tho Associated Press.
East Haven, Conn. Nov. IT, Lying
bound aud gagged in an unconscious
condition on the tracks OF the Consoli.
Gated Railway company. Henry cur.
tis. president Of the Connecticut Tide
water Trap Rock company, escaped
dcltli tonight by the quick stopping If
g car Curtis was iurcd from hi
home by u fake telegram purpor ing
70 come from an official of thc com
pany, makCg an appointment at the
companys office and was sand bag
gcd while en- route. He was robbed
OF about 800. The office Of bis com
pany was burned TO the ground All
hour before Curtis was found. His
Is serious,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13

nothing to Indicate that be was il.
until yesterday morning aboms .
o'clock when members of the party
were awakened by bis violent cough
inG and moaning They called TO him,
but received no reply anti realizing
that something was wrong they went
to him ami found him dead.
The news was brought to Cairo yes.
tefday morning aboutss O'Clock by
MIR. Albert Swoboda, a member of the
party who returned to the camp ac.
eompanled by Mr. Adoph Rees, a
brother Of the deceased, Coroner
James McManas and Mr.. A. y. chs.
An inquest was held and it was learn
cd that the deceastd's Geath was
due to heart failure.
The deceased was a member of the
firm of Rees Bros, the wel,-known
bakers and confectioners at S15.t7
Twentieth street and had lived in
Cairo many years. He was one of
Cairo's substantial anu popular oiti-
Zens and the news of his death will !
be received with sorrow In many
homes. He was a member of Cairo
lodge Knights of Pythias and Cairo
lodge No. 65l, d. p. O. Elks, both Of |
which will attend thc funeral In
body.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and two small sons, Wallace and Fred,
Lwo brothers, Adolph and John. and I
.wo sisters Miss Louisa I,ces and
Mrs. Fred Nordman. ir
The remains were taken to The fam,
ly residence, 321 Twentieth street.
'esterday afternoon at which place
uneral services will be held Monday
lfternoon at 80 o'clock by Rev. Arm
tWng OF the Lutheran church A
pecial train will leave tho foot Of
eighteenth street at 80 o'clock for
lila Ridge cemetery where the in.
ermcnt will be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
TWO LIVES LOST.
In Fire on Steamer Gordon Campbell
at Chicago.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Chicago. Nov. l2-During a FIRE 10.
night ON the steamer Gordon Campbell
two mon lost their lives and three
others are injured. none fatally
The dead are James ClcnTy fireman.
and ssiirr. name not known. ClcBrf
fell through a haichway from the up-
per deck tn the bottom Of The hpli
and sustained injuries that eassad
his death The sailor fell into the
river while endeavoring u nehf ne
fire and sank before aid could d.
given him. OF the men injured The
most seriously hurt was Fire Lieut..
James Ezvanaugb
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
100000 FIRE
At CHICAGO
Browning, King & Co Cibthiers
at Chicago, Burned Out
BLAZE ORIGIN UNKNOWN
PANIC IN CONTINENTAL HOTEL
AND MONTGOMERY WARD a
CO. HAD A MARROW E6-
CAPE NOTHING M
BUILDING SAVED.
BY the Associated Press.

Dy tue ASaOci8Ied HIG&E.
Chicago, Nov is,-4The large ave
story building at the northcast cor,
ncr of Madison erect and Washing.
ton avenue, occupied by Browning.
King ana Co. clothiers, burned 10.
night. Loss, 100000.
The direct cause of the fiec is nat
known but several explosions were
heard before the tlaI1es were seen
The blaze spread through the building
with great rapidity and by The time
the fire department was able 10 work
there was small chance Of saving the
building OF any Of its content.
a panic was caused in The Cont.
mental hotel, across from tue burn.
ing building Smoke penetrated the
Railways and the intense heat crack.
the windows. Men and women in tho
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
IN HONOR OF Il. c. PAYNE.

BY the Associated Press.
Peoria. Ill, Nov. 12.-When Post
master General Payne died the Ma
tional association OF postmasters
adopted memorial in his memory.
This has been engraved and incased
in seal and satin and Presiden. Hull
will send II to Mrs. Payne Monday.
A similar memorial win be sent To
President Roosevelt
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
PEABODY ISSUES STATEMENT.
Says He win Probe Frsuds to the
Very Bottom.

by the Associated Press.
Denver. Colo. Nov. 2.-Osvernor
Peabody today issued q statement b.
Deop.e of Colorado to the effect that
he was reliably informed that fraud
had been committed in some outside
counties az was IN Denver. He pro-
poses to probe the eiecticn IN cyery
county in the tate. but adds
If II shUuld prove am Mt re clcct
81 viii admit Il promptly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
BRAVE PHYSICIAN.
Saves Life Of His Patient From !
CoasrdIy Mob.

BY the Associated Press.
Macon. Ca. Nov IA crowd oI
the friends Of Frod Tharpe. who was
killed last night in knife duel by
Frank Christian. marched to the hos
piial. where his slayer lies wounded
and demanded 10 see Christian. DR.
Elder. surgeon in charge. drew re
volvcr and informed the mob that he
would kill the first man who attempt
cd 10 enter the hospital. The second
attempt 10 reach Christian has no.
been made Fifteen oficcrs arc nov
closely guarding the premises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
CAIRO MAN DIED
IN HUNTING CAMP
SUDDEN ATTACK OF HEART
TROUBLE ENDED LIFE OF
ONE OF cAIRo's MOST esrL
mheLE MEN EARLY YesrER
DAY MORNING.

The many frisnds in Cairp OF Mr..
E1rnest Roes viii le griesed q learn
# his death which occurred suddenly
yesterday morning atoat o'clock at
the camp Of the Egypt Hunting and
Fishing club which H. located al Dog
Tooth bend. about fifteen miles north
Of Cairo On the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Rees and number Of other
member Of he club we're spending
few days al the camp hunting and
fishing and all we're in good health and
The best 81 spirits. When Mr.. Rees
retired Friday night he did not com
plain ol feeling badly and there vas
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
BRAVE KUROkIS DEATH CON-
FlRMED; KILLED BY A SHELL
Portion OF His Breast and Abdomen Torn
Olt--Died at Liao-Yang, Oct. 4.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated
Moscow Nov 3Nomirovick Danclonko
his splinter OF shell
abdomen
Alarming has been received nanchen
but the
that the Of the other Russian
the Of there.
NOV II scouts right flank Of
Notifications with finding
the strongly reinforced
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13

hotel sought safety in flight. but the
iirement prevented the spread of tie
flames TO this building.
The immense establishment OF
Mon gomery ward and Go. Is sopa
rated from the burned building by n
narrow alies. and Tor time .hc
flames seriously Threatened this stmc-
turc but they we're finally held down
tn the Browning Klug and 90. buili-
ing.
A large portion of the south wall
CRASHED down into Madison strccf al
midnight. burying several hose ,rucks
and engines. No person was injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
MILITARY ATTACHES.
From America Who Have Been With
Gen. oku. En- Route Home.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Toxic, Nov. 10. 10 a. m.---Captain j.
+. Kuhn and Capt ]. +. Morrison
American military attaches who were
with General Oku's army. arrived at
Toxic today en- route 10 Washington
At the conclusion OF the fighting on
the shakbe river, Kuhn and Morrison
went TO Port Arthur where they spent
week obsoTving the operations of
the besiegers. They declined to dis
cucs the military situation They viii
sail for San Francisco next Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE
PULLS HEAVY TRhfN.
By the Asaeciated Press


SCHENECTADY. =. v Nov. I'm an
Official test today an electro lpcomo-
i've pulled train Of nine heavy Pull
man ooacies. carrying q lsrgc party
II electrical engineers and railros1
Dcn. AZ ihe rate II ,evcnft i've miles
~ har- Officials who Witnessed the
tea Glove there is lf.tic doubt that
sTe7d 81 orcr ninety m.les IN hour
can o. usdf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
LOOK OUT FOR THIS
FALSE $40 GHEENBAcK
Chief WIlkic Of Secret Service issues
Notice Describing Latest coun-
terfeit.

By the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov ~ IN Grief vii.
kic Of the secret service to.iay issued
q notice regarding new counterfeit
s1bsUnied States note tBuffalo nofe) :.
II is-of tlTe series -0f Tanf, bearing
check lcttcd ID, plate number ia.
While the general appearance IL de-
ceptivc. the fimsy character Of the
paper and the coarsncas Of the silk
threads, together with the fact that d
period ia used between Washing
ton" and" ID. or ghould enable the
careful handler 70 easily determine
It's true character.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
FlsE AT WASHINGTON.
Causes Two Pcrson's Death ard 9th
ere Arc Believed TO Be Lest.
b. Tho Associated Prose.

By tho Associated press.
Washington, lsoY. shorty be.
fore tEo O'Clock this morning fsun.
dayl fire broke out In row at nous =
AT the corner OF Twelfth and Y
streets near the post office depart.
mcnt. Ono man was burned to death.
another junped from a sceond story
window and broke both legs, while
two women who iumpei each broke a
leg Several occupants OF tho build
ings barely escaped with their lives
Property loss small. II Is thought sew.
cral dead bodies are in the ruins. all
inmates not having been accountcrs
for.
4 second body, burned beyond re-
cognition. has been recovered
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
EIGHT KILLED
IN COLLISION
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ERROR
IN TRAIN oRDER CAUSES
FRlaHTFuL cATAsrRoPHE IN
WYOMING.
By the Associated Press.


Sal. Lake, Utah, Nov IL. col
lision between passenger and freight
trains on the Oregon Short Line mes.
Azusa, Nyo, elght persons were kill
"a, 1--WE injIrci The d@al iaclgde
both engineers, both ilrcmen, maiI
clerk, express messenger, and Two IN
known passengers. Both engines
were demolished mail and hagglgs
ears telescoped and the dag coach
badly damaged. Tho wrock was the
result Of an error III q train order by a
Telegraph operator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
LIFE NO LONGER SWEET TO HIM

By the Associated Presr.
Sacramento. Cal. Nov ie-Richard
Libbes. aged sixty. a confectioner. re-
csutly from Racine, VIE. committed
suicide here tonight by hanging No
cause assigned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
MARYLAND STILL DEMOCRATIC.
Only One County Missing Now Which
Can't Change the Result.

By tho Associated Press.
Baltimore. Md. Nov ts.-The
board Of election supervisors Of Bal.
'imore city and % counties have made
Official rcpcrt5 On The election. The
result indicates seven Democrats and
enc Republican elcctor elected. Only
one county Is misoing II Is reason.
ably certain The final count Of voles
Rill snow ljtil1 change.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
cHAPMAN'S PLURALITY.
Special 10 The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin
Carml. H.. Nov. 12.-pleasani Chap
mans plurality over Congressman J.
r. Williams in the Twenty-fourth dis.
trict is 1000. Mr. Williams, however
ran ahead of his ticket in nearly every
county in the district.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
YOUNG WEBER ARRESTED.
Charged VITA Murder of Bis Father,
Mother. Brother and Slater.

~ the Associated Press.
Aubum Cal Nov 1z.-Adeiph
Weiscr vss arrested tonight ca a.
charge of murder in connection With
the mysterious killing q his father
and other members Of the weter fan
lly Thursday nishi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
Increased Varieties Of Eand.

Man will eat zoe OF 300 more foods
In the year 1000 than he cats nov"
said a chemist. "A movement is oD
foot among the worlds governments
to increase the varieties Of our foods,
and every week. from somewhere or
other, a new vegetable or fruit OF mt
is added to the international hsH OF
fare
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13

Losing his own hat out Of a wintow
Of Swiss express. an American pas
senger pulled the alarm cord and the
train was stopped. He recovered the
hat and cheerfully paid a $40 fine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
ROOSEVELT Will ATTEND
BOYS SCHOOL DEDICATION,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Nov President
Roosevelt today accepted an invita-
ton to attend ON Sunday, the goth
inst, ceremonies incident to the dedi
cation Of Carroll Hall, the school for
boys and the reetory just completed
for st. Patricks' parish.
The president may make brief ad,
dress at the ceremonies
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
FIRE At ouLUTH.

By ibc Associated Press.
Duluth. Ninn.. Nov n II a Ere
this afternoon the Pearuoa Boat Con.
f-ruction company's pant vas con-
pletely destroyed and six falailies ren-,
lered hsneiess 10 s. SIznnae
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
BALTIC FLEET.
Puts in at Dakar, French West Africa,
For Coal.

BY the Associated Press
Dakar, French West Africa, Nov. H.
Four battleships. five cruisers and
seven transports of the Russian Pa,
cific squadron have arrived here and
are coaling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-13
MRS. HARRISON GRAY OTIS DEAD
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Nov. 12.-Mrs. Eliz-
Otis. wife Of Harrison Gray Otis. pro
prie;or and editor of The Io.- Angelo
Times, is dead aged 40. She had won
distinction ss n writer OF verse.