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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
THE FRATERNAL
SAN|TAR|UM
Big Philanthropic Institution
Certain To Be Brought To
New Mexico
FOUR PLACES
CONSIDERED
SurgcOn-Genral Wyman Recon-.
Inends Santa Rosa. Other
Places Making II Fight

The beautiful temple of Fraternity
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposi.
ton at st. Louis, built at cost of
s6S 900, is to be torn down and trans
ported to New Mexico. where it will
be rebuilt by the National Fraternal
Sanitarium for consumptives associa-
tion. The association. which is com
posed of some of the most prominent
men in Missouri and the middle
west, Is now considering four sites
for the sanitarium One OF these
Is near Silver City, another near Al
buquerque, still another near Santa
Fe, and a fourth near Santa Rosa
OF the project the st. Louis Globe
Democrat has the following to say:
The temple Of Fraternity at the
worlds fair. erected at cost of
63,000 is to be torn down. Grated
and shipped to New Mexico, where
1t will be re-erected as the largest
sanitarium for consumptives in the
world. Its best term of usefulness
has just begun after standing seven
months at the exposition as the club
house of the thousands of fraternal
society members who have visited
st. Louis during the summer from
every state in the United States.
The immense project viii be finan-
ced by the National Fraternal Santa.
rum for Consumptives association, a
Missouri organization, in which some
of the principal men in the state
are interested.
The total cost of transferring the
temple is estimated at $4,000, exclu-
sive of the land on which it will
stand.
A request for the building has been
made to the fraternal orders Of Amer
lea, which erected the temple joint
ly by the board of directors of the
National Fraternal Sanitarium, COM
posed OF thirteen prominent Nilsson
rians, including Mayor Rolla Wells
OF St Louis. and fifteen fraternal
associations have already answered
favorably.
No opposition has been encounter
ed as yet, and none is expected. The
national fraternal bodies which met
In the temple of Fraternity during
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GL,pDEN RESUMES HIS
TOUR OF THE WORLD

VANCOUVER, b. c., Dec. 9.--Chas.
j. Glidden, Boston millionaire now
on seven yeafa tonr Of the world
in a huge automobile, has booked his
passage on the steamer Moana which
sails today for Honolulu Arriving at
Honolulu Mr. Glidden plans to make
a five hours stay, during which time
he expects to make a hundred mile
tour IN his automobile From Honoiu-
In he will 90 10 the Fill Islands ior
ten days and one hundred miles OF
touring. thence 10 New Zealand, with
1000 miles Of touring; thence 10 Tas'
mania. with one hundred miles. and
then to Australia, whore. commencing
with Adelaide, he expects TO do i.0uo
miles, going then To Japan for 1900
miles Al Singapore he win leave his
automobile and return BY way Of t.u
rope, attending the Gordon Benneti
race IN the fal OF next year be ex
poets 10 go 10 Singapore ana thence
continue his world trip
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
YALE PRINCETON DEBATE
AT WOoLSEY HALL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. a.-ln
Woolscy hall this evening the chosen
debatcrs OF Yale and Princeton viii
clash In their annual forensic tilt,
The subject selected for debate is,
"Resolyed, That n determination not
To hold territory permanently. unless
with the purpose that It shall ultimate.
ly enjoy statehood. should be the poll
cy cr the Uuited States' Judge VII.
liam r. Townsend Of the United
States circuit court VIII preside over
the contest.
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JET FFoRos AND
o'BR,EN AGAIN.

READING, Pa, Dec, 9.---Jack O'Bri.
On aud Jim Jeffords are slated TO mp.
pear In the leading event at tonight's
boxing show OF the Reading Athletic
club, Il will be the second tine the
two fighsers have met within the last
few months, Their previous encoun,
ter took place In Baltimore and result
edAir u Knockout by O'Brlen, Jeffords
was not satisfied with the result and
sought return match In the hope Of
making u better showing against tho
redoubtablc Philadelphian.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE SHOW

PARIS. Dec. 9.--The annual aatu.
mobile show which opened today In
the Grand Palais far exceIs the form
er exhibitions both In the number and
scope Of its exhibits. One novel fea.
tnre Is series Of installations OF ho-
tel bedrooms in the manner they
should be arranged, according to the
laws Of hygiene. for comfort and sim
pliciiy The Automobile club and the
Touring club are the main exponents
of this reform. In the main exhibition
hall are shown The latest models o.
automobiles OF all types and designed
for all purposes. There Is also an
elaborate display OF automobile sun.
dries and accessories. The EXHIBIT
lion win continue until Christmas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
STOCK EXCHANGE
MORE QUIET
After Weak Opening Prices Be.
come Steadipr and Market
Tone Stronger
C0NSIDER RABLE
BUYING REPORTED
Fairly Good Rallies in Some
stocks. No Evidences Of En-
forced Liquidation

NEW YORK, Dec, o. Stock opened
weak and lower, tho opening quota.
tions showing decline OF from IL to
| point, Soon after the market
opened prices stcadied and In some
shates there were good rallies.
The opening OF the stock market
was attended with but littll excite.
mcnt. The feeling was more cheer
ful although the unsettled conditions
Indicated In the early quotations tend
ed 20 check anything liko aggres-
sive buying for rise. Representa-
tivcs OF certain commission houses
were reported to be buying moderate
w Of the active list. while others
scented e aaye a prepondcrance Of
selling orders. There were no In.
dIcalons OF forced liquidation. The
market developed marked strength
and activity before The end OF the
first hour.
Fevetishness was ,lissipated from
the later market and prices we're lift
ed steadily upward on well distributed
buying orders The rise over yes.
terday's closing level ran from q
fraction 10 two points.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
| Mrs. Chadwick
Valves Hearing
Sister Denies That Remarkable
Woman is a Hypnotist
Though Afflicted With
Mania
HAS COMMITTED FORGERY

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--Mrs. Cassie
l. Chadwick today said she desired
10 waive examination, preferring 10 go
direct TO Cleveland TO meet the
charges against her She has not Sc
cured BAH and spent the night In the
Tombs
SAN FKANCiSC0, Dec. ~ Mrs.
Alice N york who claims to be the
sister Mrs Cassie l. Chadwick
Iaim lAai the tslk about Mrs Chad.
elca being ? hypnotlst is nonsense.
although she says Mrs. Chadwick was
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
ShipbuiIders Assign

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Neafie
& Levy Shipbuilding company, one
of the oldest concerns of the kind in
the country, assigned today, The
company recently completed the
cruiser Denver and is now construct
ing the cruiser st. Louis. The latter
Is about 60 per cent completed 1t is
understood the financial loss on the
government work caused the embar-
rasssment Of the company,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
Additional Locals

George Moye has returned from q
hunting trip TO the Cow Greek conn
try. He didn't come back empty
handed, either. He brought back
the head Of deer which he shot the
third day out There were seven
prongs on the horns. Al Quinley
has fallen heir to the head. The
deer. dressed. weighed lS0 pounds. Mr.,
Moyc reports that three days after
the storm the snow In the mountain
country measured thirteen inches. Ho
says that neither turkey nor deer
are plentiful.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
Colorado Frauds

DENVER, Dec. 9.-The supreme
court today took up the cases
against Thomas Culp and NJ. l.. Deva-
ney, election judges in precinct No.
10. ward Z. Attorney Ward for the
prosecution said In his opening state
ment that he would prove that only
22s people entered the booths to vote
while the returns showed AIT ballots
counted. He also said he would prove
that two judges interfered with re-
publican watcher and used obscene
language and vile epithets.
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LIVELY SESSION EXPECTED.

VIENNA Dec. 9.-~The Imperial
government will watch the proceed
ings Of the Hungarian parliament
which assembled at budapest today
with close interest. not unmixed with
a feeling OF anxiety. Political affairs
In the kingdom have been approach
ing crisis for some time and the par
liamentary session IL expected to be
marked by serious disturbances.
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TO DECIDE BALLOTS
LEGALITY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 9.-The
Connecticut court met in special ses-
sion today to hear the application Of
Henry Blake, of this city, to have his
marked ballot declared legal. II was
thrown out in the last election. The
question involved is one Of general
Importance and the decision of the
court is awaited with considerable
interest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

The Baasch bakery near tho btitlge
is now supplying the trade with bread.
cakes. pies. etc. Of tho taasch brand.
those disabled ovens having been re-
paired and re-fitted throughout.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

peculiar as a girl and used TO go into
what were apparently frances. She
says she was convicted at one time
Of forgery under the name Of Madame
De We're. She says her sister seems
TO have mania for, doing such
things although II Is not necessary as
she has plenty Of money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
Woman Stabbed
By Woman

TRINIDAD. Colo, Dec, g--lt In
doubtful II Mrs. crecencia Duran will
recover from the effects II wound
caused by being stabbed with q pair
of shears In tho left breast by Mrs.
NJ. Jackson yesterday. The trouble
was caused over Mrs, Duran's driving
away from her home and striking one
of Mrs. Jackson's children. Both wo-
men are MexicanE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

yides that courts In the third dis
trict be held in both Deming and So
zorro at one and the same time. an
impossible thing to do. The mat
ter Will be remedied by legislative
action nt Santa Fe this winter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
ENTERTAINMENT AT
ITALIAN EMBASSY.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. a.-'rhe
italian embassy entertained this after
noon at large tea and reception, fol
lowed by a concert by The great Ital-
ian musician Florida Nearly every
one Of prominence In official society.
including almost the entire diplomatic
corps, attended the function,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

Chief Justice W. ], Mills. with
conr, stenographer w r.. Gortner,
goes down 10 Deming where he will
open court for Judge r. w. Parker
on Monday morning. The recent
change In the judicial districts pro
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
AUSTIN RICE
vs.. kid" ABEL.

vs.. 'hIO ABE l..
PEORIA, Ills. Dec. 9.--Peoria fight
followers are on the qui vive in antic-
ipation Of tonight's boxing show at the
Riverside Athletic club. The wind-up
win bring together Austin Rice and
kid Abel in tenround bout
These two are regarded as about as
evenly matched as any two men In
their class and as consequence they
are expected to put up a fast and live
ly contest Both have finished their
work OF preparation and appear 10 be
in good condition for the 20.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

the exposition, which are composed
OF the national Officers OF the frater.
nal associations throughout the
country passed favorably upon the
Saniiarinm at their meeting last
fall
The approval OF the societies inter
estcd In the temple muN come
through their Officers. who have al
ready given their approval in the ma
tional bodies aud the letters Of ap'
proyal from the individual Is there
fore matter of form.
News OF Movement.
The news Of the movement was
given out yesterday by two OF the
directors OF the temple of Fraterni-
IN. who are also on the board of di.
! tectors OF the National Fraternal San
itarum. II. c. Hatfield, secretary
of the Western Review. and 7 A,
Huey, In the quartermaster's depart
ment OF the United States army
Both are living in st. Louis. The
other members of the sanitarium
board are Mayor Wells, August
Schaf Y. president Of the Missouri
Trust company; I. G. Lewis; NJ. 7.
Moody, manager of the Baptist pub
lication society; DR.. w. H. Mayfield
of the Mayfield sanitarium; Judge
Noah NJ Giyan. supreme reporter Of
the Knights OF Honor; w r. Edison,
president of the Missouri fraternal
congress; r. w. Mott, real estate;
Major JR. Waddill. ex-insurance com
missioner: Dr.. II. A, Warner OF To
peka Kan, past president OF the
national fratcrnaI congress and w,
A. Farley. The late Richard NJ.
Scruggs. president OF the Scruggs; /;
vanderport & Barney. Dry Goods
company was a member of the
board
The money for the enterprise will
be raised by the National Fraternal
Sanitarium and no difficulty is antic-i
pated in this line, as the sanitarium
viii be largely a charitable institu-
tion.
According to Mr.. Hatfield's state
ment yesterday well-known st.
Louisan has already Offered to furn-
ish the money necessary il the fra
ternal association gives the building
to the sanitarium, Before turning
the building over to the latter asso'
citation the directors Of the temple
are only waiting for the consent OF
the various societies.
The national associations that
have already expressed approval oil
the project are: Associated Frater'
mites of America, representing forty
five societies; the National Frater-
nal Congress, representing seventy
societies; the International Congress
of tuberculosis, and the Missouri
Fraternal Congress, The total
membership represented by these as
sociations amounts to 100000 peo-
pie.
Site Not Definitely Settled.
The site for the great philanthrop-
ical sanitarium has not been select
ed yet. but four different places are
under consideration.
The first OF these Is the land
upon which the National Fraternal
Sanitarium has Its present camp. II
Is situated near Silver City. N. NJ.
and include GAO acres. A large
CONTINUED on page 81
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No Resistance.


TOXIC, Dec. g. Considerable as
tonishment IS expressed over The fact
the Russians in no way resisted the
disabling Of the Port Arthur fleet.
Now ii Is disabled, ii is deemed impos-
sib for the Russians TO overcome the
inferority of the second Pacific
squadron to Togo's fleet, unless, as at
present Unforeseen, the Black Sea
fleet should pass the Dardanelles.
No Russian Activity.
TOXIC, Dec. O., p. m.The latest
observations of the Japanese com.
manders in front Of Port Arthur show
there Is no activity in the west harbor
or IN visible portions OF the east har'
Dor Russians, strangely. are not re.
plying TO the Japanese fire.
New Loan Probable.
TOXIC, Dec. 9.-The ministers OF
Statt anu hiie party lcddSiS 'ouay III
formal y discussed the budget. 1t Is
probable that compromise arrange
ment Will be reached, the proposed
increase of certain taxes not meeting
with popular approval, and that a
new loan will be floated to meet the
consequent deficit.
Finishing the Work.
TOXIC, Dec. 9.-The following re-
por, dated Dec. s. 10 y. m, has been
received from the commander Of the
naval land batteries In front OF Port
tected cruiser Pallada today and set
her on fire. simultaneously, she be-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

o. L, Gregory received In his bar
Der shop today United States treas
ury note Of the denomination of five
dollars and Of the vintage OF 1861. Il
is as good as gold but presents q con-
s!derably different appearance from
the paper money Of today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

Last night the following young peo-
pie had = merry evening. Of Il vt the
Daniel Bowling alleys: Misses Chap
man. I'royer, Alberts. LaRue. Abram-
owsky and Hume; Messrs. schwinn.
McWenie. CARMEN, Morrison, Sulli.
van, kesvney and Vasse.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

The sermon NJ the NJ. u. church
tonight will be addressed to men, not
exclusively but especially to men, on
the question constantly asked. Does
It pay9' Business men cordially in.
yited. Ladies' are not excluded. Ser.
mon to begin at S:l5, Does 1t pay?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
DINNER TO
sov..ELEcT STOKES.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec, o.--At
the Union League club tonight Judge
r.. Amber Armstrong, Of Camden. will
give dinner IN honor Of Governor.
elect Stokes, In addition to the gov.
ernorelect the guests will include a
number of men prominent In the po'
litical affairs of New Jersey.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
HUNDRED MEN HAD NARROW ESCAPE
FROM FIRE IN ILLINOIS COAL NINE

trapper boy. Eight mules were over
come by smoke and the coal Is now
on fire. The fire communicated itself
10 the wood OF the shaft and worked
both ways from the starting place,
upward through the shaft and towards
the Interior OF the mine, The prop.
erty loss will be heavy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

ment existed. The men however.
were taken to the second shaft half
mile distant and all made their es-
cape, some Of them being overcome
by smoke and gas. The origin Of the
fire is a mystery but It Is supposed to
have been started by the lamp Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

The body OF Mrs. John Benbnw. who
died at her lodgings on the west side
yesterday was shipped this evening
for burial at the old home in I.uhenia.
Alabama.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

The kaleidoscope and moving picture
will be operated for the
and entertainment Of the
public, free Of charge, In front OF
Isacharach Bros' Railroad avenue to-
evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

PEORIA, Ills, Dec. 3.--The Schell
mine al South Bartonville, one mile
south of this city was discovered on
fire In the main entry al the foot OF
the shafts this morning. There were
100 men AT work in the mine at the
time and for while great excite
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

and typhoid, prisoners sny, are very
prevalent owing TO bad weather the
supply Of fresh vegetables cannot be
had. and the supply of timed meats
was finished month ago. The ap-
pearance OF the prisoners goes to sub.
stantiate their statements, They are
well clothed but emaoiated,
Slow Progress.
HEADQUARTERS Bird JAPANESE
ARMY, BEFORE PORT ARTHUR.
NOV. 9---On the night OF Novem.
Der the 26th the Japanese established
their infantry trenches inside the
parapets Of the two Rihlung and
North kekwan forts but on the fol.
lowing day were compelled to re-
lire beyond the moats, Since then
there has been practically NO fight
ing along the incline of the eastern
ridge Of forts. the main strength Of
the Japanese troops having been con.
centered to effect the capture Of 203
Meter hill. !.
Pallada and Bayan Ablaxe.
LONDON. Dec. "a dispatch to
the Japanese legation from Toxic
today SAYS. "The Naval staff Mt Port
Arthur reports that on Thursday ev-
ening Pallada was set on fire and
heeled to port with her stern sunk.
Eleven shots hit the gunboat Gilak.
The Bayan took fire and Ia still
ablaze at 4.15 p. M. The Amur, a
transport was hit fourteen times and
sank Many shots greatly damaged
the warehouses and other buildings
near the Peiyu mountain and arsenal,
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FOR THE NEXT
G, A. n. ENcAMpME Mt,


G. A. n. ENcAMPMENT,
CHICAGO, Illsa Dec a.~rMembers
OF The executive committee Of tho
Grand Army OF the Republic aud Of
the staff of the commander-in-chicf
General Blacl,mnr Of boston, have
in this city preparatory 70
leaving for Denver colo. TO attend
a meeting at which arrangements for
the next national encampnent win
be discussed, The encampment VIII
be held In Denver ON dates 70 be Sc.
lected At the coming meeting The
party VIII remain In the west about
ton days.
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Q 60 Q @ GO . o . .

. @ o 0 @
@ the a o
@ a he g a
O ted efforts anH 81 d of sal mhnG VI w1 starving OF Q garrison at %
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To Break Record Between
CITY Of Mexico and s.. Louis
. % . esesseeeeseees

ANTONIO, Texas Dec sThe National railroad Of Q
in International Northern,
will 1895 service
between Mexico City aud ST. Louis educ
train twenty
another .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
Eleven English Fishermen
Give Life To Save Crews
Q essssssssssessee es % . .

@ LONDON, Dec
attempt assist the which
the rocks New Biggin Northumberland
signals II
struck heavy subsequently,
Q mp the survivor The Angia's saved .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09
JAPS COMPLETE DEMOLITION Of
BOTTLED-UP PORT ARTHUR FLEET
$ Confidence That Second Pacific
Il Stand No Chance Of Victory
Togo's Superior Fleet.
Toxic Expresses
Squadron Will
Against

ps Astonished That The Russians in No Way Resisted
the Attack the Imprisoned Vessels Will Now
Rescue Fortress by Process of Starvation. Food Sup
ply at Port Arthur Running Low Men on Short
Rations and Officers Eat Horse Flesh as Treat
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-09

Dr r q. Yoakam OF cerrillos. came
in on NJ. . and returned on No Z.
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Is deemed untitled for navigation.
During The action we discovered the
gun boat Giliak to landward to the
northward Of the battleship Peresviet.
ana bonbarded her. eleven of our
shells we've effective. This vessel
III also deemed disabled The armor
cd cruiser Bayan, which received a to-
tai of twenty-five hits from our naval
siege guns, caught fire at 1880 this
morning.
The fire was not extinguishod mt
4.15 in the afternoon, evidently the
cruiser Is seriously damaged. The re.
suits Of our bombardment Of the bat
tleship Sevastopol the mine ship
Amur and the transports are not yet
known. The above nentioned hits
were made with shells from heavy
guns. Those made by small shells are
not mentioned in this report. Anoth-
er report from the same commander
dated at this morning is as follows.
CAS- result of our naval lombard.
ment yesterday (Thursday) the Bay
an was hit six times and the Amnr
fourteen times. The Amur IL sinking
astern.'
Food supply Too Short.
HEADQUAR rERS JAPANESE
THIRD ARMY BEFORE PORT AR
THUR, Dec. 9--Russian prisoners
report the food supply Of the garri'
son as insufficient. Men subsist on
short rations of bread made OF flour
and coarser grains, while officers get
horse flesh twice a week. Dysentery
gan list 10 port. lowering astern. She