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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

The republican convention was
called to order at 10:45 this morning
by Don Eugenio Romero, chairman OF
the county central committee. Mr..
Romero stated that as there were
only four days before election there
was little time to spare and the con-
vention would need to proceed speed
ily to its business. After briefly out
lining the issues of the campaign he
stated that the central committee had
the honor to nominate as the tempo
rary officers of the convention, Hon.
Apolonio Sena for president. Manuel
d. Pine, secretary and f. II. Salazar,
interpreter The said gentlemen were
then unanimously elected On motion
of c. A. Spiess a committee of five
was named to escort the president TO
the chair consisting of G. A. Spiess,
Pablo Jaramillo, Secundino Romero,
Leandro Lucero, and Miguel Swiebac-
ker.
Mr.. Sena was escorted to the chair
and gracefully introduced by Mr.
Spiess. He accepted the honor with
a happy acknowledgment Of appre'
citation and thanks.
Zacarias Valdez thereupon moved
that a committee Of five be appointed
to escort the secretary. Manuel d.
Pine Of Pecos. to the platform. On
! this committee were named, Zacarias
Valdez, Eugenio Moya, Manuel San
! chez, D. c. Winters and Benigno Mar
tinez. Mr.. Valdez introduced Mr.
Pine who responded with thanks for
the honor Of serving republican con
vention for the first time as secretary
The chairman stated that the mex,
in order was the selection of com
mittee on credentials. On motion a
! committee Of seven was named by the
chair consisting of Florentino Mon
/ toya, F o. Blood, Felix Garcia, Victor
! Lucero, Donaciano Gonzales, IgnaciC
/ Lopez and Jose Lobato. The creden
/ tials we're then called for and ihf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

,ody Of voters Of Scotch descent

body Of voters Of Scotch descent.
Another source of attack on the lib.
eral administration Is the political
situation In Ontario. where the posi-.
tion OF Premier Ross and his admins
tration Is precarious as the result of
the unseating Of members for alleged
corrupt acts on the part Of agents.
The Outcome Uncertain.
ST, JOHN, N. b.. Nov. 3.--The elec.
tors OF Canada are deciding today
whether the government OF Sir vii.
fred Laurier will be continued In OF.
flee, and whether the Grand Trunk
Pacific company win be permitted to
construct q transcontinental railway,
largely BY the federal treasury. The
campaign has been active. and al.
though the indications at times have
pointed TO the return OF the liberal
government by reduced majority In
the house OF commons, the number Of
confusing elements has made the out
come uncertain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
Coroner's Jury Re-
turns a Verdict
Possible That The Russian
Fleet Fired on Trawlers
Without Cause

HULL, Eng, Nov. 3,--"That George
Henry Smith and William Leggett,
were about 1890 a. m, on October
%, while out fishing with trawlers
aboard of trade marks exhibited and
the regulation lights burning, killed
by shots fired without warning or
provocation from certain Russian war
vessels at a distance of about a quar-
ter of mile"
This is the text of the jurors ver-
dict at the coroner's inquest on the
fishermen victims of the North Sea
tragedy. At the request of the Brit
ish government, represented by the
Earl of Dysart, the solicitor of the
treasury, this conservative award was
rendered by the first court of inquiry,
preceding the session of the interna-
tional tribunal The government
of wilful murder or manslaughter, be-
| cause "of the delicate negotiations
going on which should be made more
difficult and in order not to let any
one think they had prejudiced the
case before having heard both sides. =
In consequence, the jury simply set
forth the facts proved by the evidence
of physicians, experts on explosives
! and the trawlers themselves
| To the verdict the Judge added the
| following order:
'On this occasion probably the most
momentous in the annals of the Brit
ish empire. the jury would record
their appreciation of the efforts
made by the governments interested
TO arrive at satisfactory conclusion
of matter, which We feel has no par.
] allei in the history OF the world"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
Personnel Of The Fusion 7IOlkef
Selected BY The Opp0sifiOn
The 0onforonoe Committees At Last Reach Asrse-
mont And Parcel Out Tho County Nonsanafloas

After the conference committees ~
the independent republican. the dem
ocrats and the democratic.unionist
conventions had gotten Together lest
evening, a division of the several Of
fices was agreed upon. The 'ndepend.
ent republicans were awarded the
naming OF the collector. the assessor.
the school superintendent, two com.
missioners, and two members of the
house; the democrats were given the
sheriff and one councilman and the
democratic-unionists were given the
naming of one member of the council,
one member of the mouse, the probate
Judge. the probate clerk and the sur.
veyor.
After considerable time had been
spent by the several conventions in
nominating speeches the following
combined ticket was pnr in the field
TO battle against the regular repubii
can organization. every man on the
ticket being nominated In the several
conventions separately and then col
lectively adopted and ratified. Can
didate Money was endorsed in both
the regular democratic and the dem
.ocratic union convention.
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Republican Cau1paigners
SGu On TI5eil. Rounds
Two Great Reception Rallies In Socor~o- Other VS.
It's and OvafiOns

ed and the candidate was given an
ovation as the train left for Socorro.
In the evening at Socorro. the i'm
mense court house was packed two
hours before the time of meeting.
The city was one mass of red. white
and blue, and vacation was declar-
ed by implied consent, Governor
Otero. Senator Andrews, and Col.
Prichard addressed over a thousand
people II was indeed the most DEM
onstrative meeting held for years in
this vicinity The reception at the
close of the meeting lasted an hour
over 500 persons shaking hands with
the chief executive of the territory
and the candidate for the delegate
ship.
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TANGIER, Nov "A Russian
squadron of five battleships is ap-
preaching Tangier from the northeast.
Heavy Cannonading.
MuKDEN, Nov. 3.--There have
been a number of skirmishes along
the whole front during the las. FEW
days, but none Of them of importance
since the Japanese forced the cross
ing of the Shakhe river on the ox
treme Russian left. At daylight theie
was heavy cannonading lasting al
hour during reconnaissance.
Holiday In Japan.
TOXIC, Nov. 3.-Japan is enjoying
a holiday today in honor of the EN-
peror's birthday. Ordinarily, the peo
pie idolize their sovereign, but the
war seems to have increased their af
fection. The celebration was observ
ed throughout the empire. At Toxic
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the emperor reviewed the fleet and
the imperial guards division, and gave
a luncheon at the palace to the higher
officials and foreign diplomats.
The Japs Closing In.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD JAP'S
ARMY IN FRONT PORT ARTHUR,
Wednesday. Nov, 3.-(Censored. -
The laps are now in position to
commence the beginning of the end
Of operations. For the capture Of
East Port Ridge and the siege Of
Port Arthur proper they have COM
pleted the placing of eleven-inch How
itzers. Tremendous excitement pre-
walls among the troops, who are con-
vinced that the capture Of East Port
Ridge means the surrender Of Port
Arthur in time for the celebration Of
the emperor's birthday. Nov. 3.
Port Arthur Doomed.
CHE FOO, Nov. 3.--Port Arthur Ia
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Tonight Decides
Canadian Election
Political Complexion Of Do
minion for Five Years to Be
Settled. Conservatives and
Liberals Equally Confident.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 3.-The polit.
ical complexion of the dominion for
the next five years will be decided to-
night. Forecasts Of the result OF to-
days election are numerous, and the
two political parties seem to be about
equally confident The returns from
Quebec are awaited with the most in,
tense interest, as II Is recognized that
victory or defeat for Premier Laurier
undoubtedly hinges upon the verdict
of that French-Canadian province. II
IL conceded by the conservatives that
continuance of the present solid
Quebec for Lauricr means liberal
federal victory once more. and the lib.
erals go so far as To assert that an
increased majority for Laurier In that
province Is certain.
AT the last general election out OF
| Quebec's sixty.five seats ffty-eight
returned Laurier men. Mr.. Borden,
the opposition leader, hopes to break
the ranks in today's election and elect
twenty-seyen opposition members
from Quebec, which. with the expect.
ed increase from the other provinces
would give conservative majority
lover the whole Dominion Of twelve
seats.
The campaign just closed has beer
the shortest In the political history oi
Canada AT the same time II has
been one OF the most spirited. The
conservative party has conducted its
campaign on three prominent issues
The first is the construction Of q
trans-continental railroad by the
Grand Trunk company by government
aid. The opposition party has taken
a pronounced stand against the pro
ject in its present form. claiming that
the government has agreed practically
to construct the road for the com
pany, and that the latter will use Port
land, Me, instead OF Canadian port
as an outlet on the Atlantic seaboard.
Another issue which has figured II
the campaign Is the dismissal OF Lore
Dundonald. commander of the Cana
dian militia. by Sir Wilfrid Laurier''
administration. on the ground tha
he had publicly criticised acts OF cabi
net ministers. The conservative par
ty has sided wirh the Scotch earl ans
has endeavored TO influence the grea
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PLArr PREDICTS OUT.
COME IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Senator
Thos. G. Plat, upon leaving his Of.
flee last night for bis home at High.
land Minis. Orange county, expressed
II as his confident opinion that the
republican state ticket would surely
be elected. He said: 1T y now ap.
parent To even the casual political
observer that the outlook for repub-
lican success in our state has been
growing brighter day by day for the
past three weeks.
II there was at any time the slight
est doubt In the mind OF any republi-
can as to the probability Of electing
our state ticket, It must have been
dlspelled by the events Of the past few
weeks. We have rolled up our sleeves
and pitched In to make Higgins cleo
ton as governor sure"
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doomed. A correspondent for the AS
sociated Press here has received in.
formation, the reliability Of which Is
beyond question, that the Japs now
occupy positions which place the east
side of town at their mercy. Their
assault has gained for them positions
which insure their ability to enter
the main east forts whenever they
are ready.
Little Attempt at Demonstration.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 3.-There
is little attempt today to celebrate,
except in a perfunctory way, the tenth
anniversary Of the accession of EN-
peror Nicholas. There were services
In all the churches. Later. troops
were paraded and theaters gave free
exhibitions, but on account Of the wal
and the anxiety regarding the sitna
ton at Port Arthur, everything wal
on a small scale.
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WILL FIGHT
HORSE THIEVES.

LCGANSPORT, Ind, Nov. 3.--Del.
egates from Ohio, Indiana. Michigan,
and Illinois are attending the annual
convention Of the National Horsethief
Detective association, which began a
two days session here today. Plans
will be discussed for more yigilant
work, and cooperation with the Off
GERS OF the state comprising the asso-
citation for the breaking up OF the
bands OF thieves which carry on sys-
tematic operations, and for the more
effectual prosecution Of the offenders.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

The following is the ticket.
For the territorial council--A. A.
Jones and Frank A. Manzanares.
For the territorial house. Fidel Or.
tiz, Bias Ortega. Octayiano Maestas.
For Margarito Romero.
For Observation-Disclosures EsquIbel.
For Superintendent Of schools Fee
lipe Delgado de Lucero.
For Probate Teodoro Pena.
For Probate Clerk Antonio I.ucero.
For Sheriff Roman Ortiz.
For County Commissioner for the
Third District--H q. Coors.
For County Commissioner for the
First District--Amador Ulliharri.
For County Surveyor Anselmo.
Gonzales.
The Independent republican and
democratic.unionist conventions ad-
iourned last evening sine die: the reg
ular democratic convention holding
over until this morning. Democratic
differences In the county were PATCH
ed up by the appointment Of county
committee consisting of eleven men,
bers which is empowered to call the
next conventions Of the party and
transact other business pertaining to
the duties of the committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
County Republican
Convention Meets
Large and Harmonious Proceedings Up TO the
Hour Of Going to Press.

committee retired
The next half hour was taken up
with speeches from various members
OF the convention and at noon the con.
vention adjourned till 2.30.
Afternoon Session.
The convention was called to order
this afternoon at 2.45 o'clock.
The report of the committee on
credentials was read and accepted.
Out of two hundred and twenty dele
gates eligible, two hundred and nine
teen were present. only one precinct
not being represented. Eugenio Ro-
nero moved that a committee Of five
be appointed on permanent Organiza-
tion and the committee was appoint
ed as follows:
Eugento Romero, J. s. Duncan. e.
n. Salazar. Leandro Lucero, Felipe
Montana.
Secundino Romero then moved that
a committee on resolutions be ap-
pointed and the following were
named: Secundino Romero. Isidoro
Gallegos, j. S. Clark, Antonio Gal
legos and Marcelino Martinez.
On motion of Zacarias Valdez, the
following committee on rules and or
! der was then appointed. Zacarias
Valdez. James G. McNary, Jose l..
Rivera and Pablo A. Sena.
Eugenio Romero. chairman OF the
committee on permanent organiza-
tion, reported as follows: For per.
maneRt chairman. Charles A. Spiess:
vice presidents. Manuel Tafoya, Gre
gorio Gutierrez, Victor I.ucero and
Reymundo Martinez; secretaries, Ig.
nacio Lopez and Jas. G. McNary.
The delegates from precinct No
29 met IN caucus and decided to re.
commend and unanimously vote for
r. G. Rankin for county commission
er, for John s. Clark and ID. c. Win
tors for the council and TO support
Isidoro Gallegos for assessor In case
he Is nominated
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
BALDWIN AlRshlP
NOT YET DISCOVERED.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 3.--The Baldwin
airship, which escaped last night
while 1t was being towed back to the
concourse, has no. been heard from.
Capt Baldwin said this morning:
There Is nothing for us to do but to
wait until we hear Of its discovery
We cannot start on a search for II, as
IL may still be floating, long dis.
tance away" Both Captain Baldwin
and Aeronaut kanborshue were great
ly disappointed that the airship had
not been heard from during the night
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
Found in a cornfieid.
MINE WORKERS RETURN
TO WORK IN NUMBERS

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Forty-five hun.
dred mine workers have returned to
work in the soft coal mines at Min
onk Rutland and Marquette, engineers
having been secured to take the
places of the hoisting engineers on a
strike at those points. Three thous-
and men are also reported to have
been given work at Spuring Valley.
Engineers are said to have been re-
cruited from the ranks of United Mine
Workers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
Bandits Who Killed Bank Cash.
Ter at Cody, Wyo., Sur
rounded By Posses
OUTLAW KILL
ED ON RANCH
Hundreds Of Mine w Orkers Re.
turn To Work, Engineers Hav.
ing Been Recruited

MEETEESE, Wyo.. Nov. 3--After
one OF the most determined man hunts
in the history Of the state, the ban
dts who killed Cashier Middaugh at
Cody Monday have been brought to
bay In forest between Meeteese and
Thermopolis. They are surrounded
by six posses and escape is said tn
be impossible. A pitched battle Is
imminent as the bandits are expected
to sell their lives as dearly as pos.
sihle. The fugitives will certainly
be killed. either by bullets or the
pursuers or II caught win be hanged.
Outlaws Killed.
ASH .-..-.. Ariz., Nov News
has just reached here OF the killing
OF Bonito Garcia and comrade, two
bad Mexicans, who have been ter
rorizing the sheep camps In this VI
cinity for several months past. The
outlaws were killed Tuesday afternoon
while attempting to ambush Thomas
Brown and his son Archie, foremen
for Edgar T. Smith, who owns large
sheep ranches eight miles northwest
OF Ash Fork.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
YANGER AND M'cLkA.as.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3. Everything Is
In readiness for the fight between
Benny Yanger, Of Chicago, and Jack
McClelland, of Pittsburg. which is to
he pulled off tonight before the West
End club The principals. two Of the
foremost boxers of the country at the
weights. are trained TO the hour and
prepared to put up hard battle for
the honors and the long end Of the
purse. The articles OF agreement call
for a fifteen-round go at 1913 pounds.
The match has attracted much atten-
tion, and large crowd Is expected to
be at the ringside.