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A VOICE FROM ME PULPIT.

Rev. Jacob ID. Van Doren, Of 81 Sixth
street, Fond Du Lac, Wis, Presby-
terrain clergyman, says: II had at
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
vladivostok on oui vive.

All told there were about six hun
dred people at the fair grounds yes
terday afternoon 10 see the races.
Adjutant General Whiteman had III.
sued orders for d practice march and
both infantry and cavalry arrived at
the grounds early in the afternoon
The First Regiment band Of Abu.
querque was there aud during the afs
ternoon added much to the interoaz
oil the afternoon by many wen played
melodies. The soldiers were a feature
of The afternoon and their entrance
to the grounds aud their departure
were watched with much interest.The
band marched al tho head playing
lively airs.
The races yesterday were watched
wifi inerest. although they were not
as closely contested as those Of the
opening day. secham. Levi. Of Abr
quorque and Mozelle, Trlmble Of Al
buquerque. wore tho only entries ir
thn 2.1a pace, sheeam had picnic
He wasn't pushed The best tins
was. 2.2a. Int shecam can do much
better
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
Philippine
| Veterans Meet

g[
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. H. Philip
pine veterans. members Of the Ma:
tionl Society, Army of the philippines,
are rounding up IN the worlds fair
city for their fifth annual reunion,
which will be IN session during The
remainder Of the week. The presi.
dent Of the society Il Brigadler Gen.
eral Charles King Of Milwaukee The
delegates to the reunion come from
Utah. Wisconsin,, South Dakota, Cali
fornia, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kan.
sas, Pennsylvania. North Dakota,
New York. New Jersey, Nebraska,
Michigan. Montana. Missouri and Min.
nesota. The big feature Of the re
union will be the celebration Of Phil
ippines Day at the exposition tomor
row. There will be a parade of taf
veterans followed by exercises |:
which prominent members Of the 50
ciety, army officers and officials 9
1.-The Worlds Fair viii take part.
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Enasish Decision May
Delay Onion Of cl'Iss'ctses

them the entire property and funds
Of the Free Church Of Scotland, ag-
pregating s55,ooO,ooo.
The result Of this case, say lead
Ing Presbyterian ministers here,
shows that in the church unions now
contemplated In America the greatest
care must be exercised as TO the
legal side Of the procedure, lest the
minority who oppose the union, as
in scotland, may come into possession
Of all the church property.
Among the unions now being dis
cussed in this country are the Cum
berland Presbyterian with the Pres.
byterian church IN the United States
Of America the Reformed Dutch
church with the Presbyterian Church
South, and the Associated Synod Of
the south with the United Presbyter'
ian church.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11

TOXIC, Aug. 11.--Evidently driven
to sea by the fire Of the Japanese
land batteries the Russian fleet emerg-
Cd from Port Arthur yesterday morn
ing. Admiral Togo Immediately
closed in and a severe action be-
gan which lasted till nightfall. Az
terwards the Japanese destroyers ana
torpedo flotillas delivered series OF
attacks. The Japanese fleet withdrew
during the night. A guard ship sta
toned off the harbor reported she
saw at dawn the battleships Retyizan
and Pobieda steaming toward the
harbor OF Port Arthur. Admiral Togo
has not yet reported the results OF
the engagement. It is though here
the Russians attempted to escape sea
ward from the base which is no long
er tenable.
London Confirms Report.
LONDON, Aug. f1.-A dispatch TO
the Japanese legation from Toxic
confirms the report Of severe navy
engagement yesterday before Port Ar
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Prospects for this week are good for
a steady 10 strong market.

Prospects for this week are good for
a steady 10 strong market.
The sheep that have been coming
for some time consist almost entire
" OF small lunches OF natives
Choice lambs sold past week at So.
25, Very few western sheep have
made their appearance here, but the
market Is In condition now to take
care Of fairly liberal runs Of same
Western wethers are quoted ut $3.50
10 $500, yearlings at s4.25, ewes at
sa.25 to $500, feeding sheep ar $2.'
so TO $3.50, yearllngs ss.75, lambs
$500 ID si25. Orders are held here
for large number Of stock and feed
inc sheep. waiting the arrival Il
stuff suitable to fill them. Markets
have ruled ssreng past week on u.
kinds, and Ia strong and active to
day J.. Al. RICKART,
Livestock Correspondent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
Baraca Bible
Convention

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug 1.-The
eighth annual convention o. the
Young Mems Daraca Bible Glasses of
America began today In the Delmar
Avenue Baptist church with NJ. A.
Hudson. OF Syracuse, founder OF the
order, presiding. The sessions will
last two days. An interesting program
has been arranged, for the open meet
ing tonight which win ho In charge
81 II. N. sImms. Of Raleigh, NJ g
Other prominent participants In the
convention are DR. ], William OFT o.
Grand Rapids. Mich Prof u. Nj Ira
ber of Fort Collins, Colo, Rev. w. w
Burks. of Mason City, ia.. Rev. DR. w
j. Williamson II Sc Louis and Dr
Joseph Broughton. d Atlanta city
Ga.
The Raraca classes were first form
ed In Syracuse, n. II, In 1890. since
which time the membership has IN
creased TO over 100000. Reports Z
the present convention show that th,
growth In membership has been e.
peclally notable through the west an
south.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
Biy Gums
sas fine Fair

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ff.-One of the
rare opportunities offered visitors 10
the Worlds Fair Is the privilege of
seeing Uncle Sans big ordnance
guns III operation, just as Il Is dons
In the coast defense Notifications,
where no civilians are allowed Exhi.
bition drills are given daily with a
new 12.inch breech.loading rifle On d
disappearing carriage. In The fortifl.
cations built especially for this ex.
hibit near the government building.
No real firing Is done, as the con.
cussion from this gun would cause
great havoc among the Worlds Fair
buildings. but percuasion caps nFe
used TO show the complete process
OF loading and firing.
The gun Is one Of the newest OF
It's class and Il an exact counterpart
OF the latest disappearing guns In.
stalled by the United States army In
It's coast.defense Qualifications. II II
manned by crew OF eighteen men
alnd three non.commissoined officers.
II discharges a 1.O00.pounds projec.
tile and has the power to hurl II a dis
rance or fourteen miles. The ordin
airy charge is 270 pounds Of powder
The shock OF the recoil after shot
BY an automatic device, brings the
gun back 10 It's loading position be
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
Events nj Race Track
Assd GassffD Yesterday

Little Brooklet won the quarter
Of mile dash, Mcclure second, Pig
sic took The lead and would have
won but went lame and came in on
a walk.
The race was run twice, the FIRST
time The horses getting away with.
ont the lowering of the flag Little
Brooklet came first In this attempt
with Peggie second.
In the 5,s milo, Henry r of Albn.
querquc led Whitehcola by narrow
margin IN the finish.
At The Camp
Over at Camp 0tere the cfowilf
began to gather before the track
events were completed, The soldiers
reached camp soon after five. The
dress parade was much enjoyed bi
the crowd The First Roaiment Land
furnished music for the exercises
which wora admirably carried out
The groat flag lowered % tho nusis
Of the estar spangled banner Soon
afterwards The mess call was sound
ad
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
News Maxfco Weather
NFaH Ggs0p RsgfseefTs

INA harvest af wheat, oats and sec
on,l cfops Of alfalfa continues q tle
northern counties with fair results =
liftio threshing has been done. il'e
third crop Of alfalfa Is being harvest.
Cd In southern counties and corn a1a
cane are making good growth In
san Juan county corn y tassslins
ana siiking. Vegetables also continue
rapid growth.
Ranges generally are good and
s,o. gaining fast, Fall and wanter
feed il reported assured. Losses have
ceased and stock Il mostly approach
Ijng the faIl ID favorable condition.
n tie Pecos and san Juan valleys
FAIR 70 good fruit crops viii be harry
este1. but generally over the territory
etll Be- light. Peaches, pears. p'ums
~ eqrly apples are being marketed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Fears are
expressed BY leading PRESBYTERIAN a..
vines Of this and other cities that the
decision just handed down BY the
House Of Lords in the Free Church.
o. Scotland case may initiate against
the carrying out Of plans for the union
Of various denominations IN this coun.
try. plans which were expected TO c'il.
inmate successfully in the near fut.
ure. !.
A union Of the Free Church and
the United Presbyterian Church was
effected four years ago. The union
was opposed at the time BY 2 handiui
Of ministers Of the Free Church. VINO
carried the case into the House q
Lords. The latter body has now de-
cided the face in favor Of the dissent
ing ministers and has awarded 70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
Kansas City
Stock Market

Special g The Optic.
KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. IL.
Cattle supply last week was $1,000
head, quite an increase over the pre-.
yoius week, and too many TO maintain
prices. The first straight Colorado
grass cattle OF the season came In
and had 10 sell around $500. and $50
pound Panhandle grass cattle sold at
s3.35 TO $500 Stocker demand was
slack, and fair TO good western stock
ers sold III $3.50 10 s3.25. Feeder In.
#ouiry was better than that for stock.
ers, but d good many sales were at
81. 90 To $3.50. Good heavy westerns
or Panhandle steers, 1859 to 1850
pounds, suitable for short feed, sold
at s3.75 TO s4.25. There Is pleny off
forage In the country, and there Is a.
goo dprospect. for corn In the greet
feeding section. which leads dealers
here to think the demand will I'm.
prove. and prices make some gains In
the near future. The packing sltna-
tion Is gradually clearing, and this
should not have any further Influence
on the stocker and feeder business
The best kinds Of killing cattle sold
steady last week, and market Is
STEADY today on nearly all kinds Of
cattle, as supply "a light at all
points. and only 5000 head locally.
Fed western steers sold from s3.75
10 s5.75 for extreme top. Grass she
stuff. fair TO good, brought 92.15 10
$500, while Gamers were hard 70 sell
at all, veal calves dull, MP 10 s4,so.
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The New Mexico crop bulletin, is
sued BY tie United States geathef
bureau at Santa Re yesterlay, says:
aThe week has been cool, ana
showry. The temperature agefasee
about 5 degrees a day below normal
Frequent coed showers occurred Y
ali parts of the territory and IN lho
mountain districts several heayF
downpours and cloudburats are rs.
ported. Streams have bean restore i
and III some parts higll water ara
floods have occurred causing dana 81.
water holes and water lakes are I'll
cd and The water supply Is abundant
Crops as rule, are doing vel,
although the dryness Of the Waather
the earlier part Of the season VII
nrevent maturity in some distglcis.
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CELEBRATING sAvANNAH's
NEW CITY HALL.

Savannah. Ga, Aug 1i.=-This was
4 gala day in Savannah, the occasion
being the laying of the corner stone
of the new city hall. Business was
largely suspended and at the request
Of Mayor Myers the day was obsery-
ed as general holiday. The cere.
mony was conducted under Masonic
auspices and was accompanied BY ad.
dresses from the mayor and other city
officials. A notable feature was the
participation Of the mayors or other
officials Of nearly ieyery prominent
city of the state, who are here in az.
tendance on the convention o. the
League of Georgia Municipalities
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
WILL CHANGE FROM STEAM
TO ElEcTRlTY

BUFFALO, N. ", Aug. 1.-THE
yanderbilts are said TO be planning o
EQUIP tho entire West Shore Railroad
with electricity and to adopt this mos
tive power for the Niagara Falls &
Lewiston branch. the Rome Water.
town q Ogdenburg and the 0awego
branch of The New York Centrals The
plan as outlined calls for The construc.
tfon of Il power house nj Niagara
Fails % eoat s2i 100000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
RUSSIAN SQUADRON MAKES DESPERATE attempt
TO BREAK OUT OF DOOMED PORT ARTHUR

the reception and protection Of the
Port Arthur squadron. The departure
of the squadron Is generally inter-
preted to Indicate that the siege Of
the fortress Is entering the final
stage, as the program has been re-
peatedly announced in the Associated
Press dispatches for the squadron 10
leave as soon as the situation az
Port Arthur became desperate, The
preservation of the squadron Is con.
sidered to be Of vital Importance 10
Russia.s future plans and while II is
acknowledged the departure VIII
greatly awaNen dsHRpLuPu uPu
greatly weaken the defensive power
of the garrison, without the capture of
the squadron the fall Of the fortress
would be robbed Of much Of It's stra,
tegic Importance. Definite news OF
the result Of the reported battle out
side Port Arthur Is awaited mere Witn
feverish anxiety as It Is realized tbs
squadron runs a desperate risk y
trying to reach Vladiyostok
Japs Lost One Ship.
CHEE FOO. Aug, 11.--It is report
ed that the Japanese protected cruisel
Kasagi was sunk off Round Island y
| the recent engagement The Russian
ships before leaving Port Arthur tool
on board heavy stores, machinery an
materials for ship repairing. Tht
torpedo boat destroyer, Ryeshiteln
has been dismantled by the remova
of the breeches cf her guns.
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Accounts as to the Success Of the
Movement Differ Widely. Russian
Authorities Believe Ships Eluded
Togo japanese Claim Their
Admiral Frustrated the Attempt

thur ana Of a subsequent attack upon
the Russian squadron by Japanese tor
pedo destroyers. The dispatch con.
cludes by saying that at dawn today
Refvizan and another battleship OF
the Pobieda type appeared in flight
toward Port Arthur.
Japs Will Flank Again.
LIAo YANG, Aug. 1.-THE Japan
ese were active yesterday on the east,
IN flank of tn Russian army. They
retired slightly toward the south and
the Russians occupied their positions.
II is evident the Japanese do not In
tend attempting to carry the line at
Liao Yang by frontal attack, but hope
for success by flanking as at Ia Tche
Kiao and Hal Cheng. A large Jap
anese force is reported to be moving
along the cosat above Yinkow.
Chez Foo's Version.
CHEZ FOO. Aug. n.-An official
| source here reports the sighting o.
sixteen Russian warships last night
| In the vicinity Of Chez Foo. The
Russian battleship Retvizan was hi
seventeen times during the recen'
j bombardment of Port Arthur but onl!
/ slightly injured. Captain ShestakoV
/ sky, of the Russian torpedo boat de
stroyer which arrived here this morn
ing reports that Japanese cruise
and. a gunboat were injured Or SUM
/ during the past week. He is not posi-
tive, however that they sank.
St. Petersburg Is Excited.
/ sT. PETERSBURG. Aug. n-Tht
apparent escape of the Port ArthuI
squadron is arousing the most intense
I Interest here. There is no officia
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hind the parapet. Shots may be fired
by this gun ut rate Of one discharge
per minute, the only change necca
sary being 4 relief of The crew
Bealdes tho drills given on thia
gun, drills are given on other guns,
such as q G.ineh rife, mounted o. i
disappearing carriage; d G.inch rifle
mounted on Barbette carriage: q
15.pounds rapid.fire gun: q finch
field mortar; q Pinch rifled mortar
and finch Howitzer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
SENATOR FAIRBANKS AIR
THE SPEAKER

MARYSvILLE, o., Aug. ti.-sena.
tor Fairbanks, republican nominee sar
vice president, was the speaker g
day at the Old Home week celebra.
.tion here, The address was made
an old fashioned basket picnic which
was attended by men. women aitl
children from far mad near. Senator
Fairbanks was accompanied BY MIS-
Fairbanks. who is native 81 this
county,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11
GRAND ARMY VETERANS
GOING TO BOSTON

DEs MONIES, "a. Aug. ~ Grand
Army veterans of Iowa are rounding
upin Dcs Moines preparatory TO ieny.
tng tonight for Rostun 10 attend the
national encampment Large delega-
tions from Cedar Rapids, Grlnnell. III.
dianoia md other cities u the etate
wili 81 Included among me veterans
travelling 81 tie Iowa special train.
The trip will be made by Way 81 chi
eae0 ana Niagara Falls
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FRIDAY ArrgRNoon. AUGUST e.
RACES

FREE ron ALL PACE MILE HEATS, sEsr TWO IN THREE.
PURSE, s25o.0o.
oNE.oUARTER MILE DASH. PURSE, $250o
oNE.HALF MILE DASH. PURSE, 5000.
HARNESS RACES GOVERNED HY RULES or AMERICAN
TRoTTlNG ASSOCIATION
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euN .sAooT.

TEN TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, $780,
FIFTEEN TARGETS ENTRANCE FEE, si,5o.
TWENTY TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, $500.
TEN TAReETs. ENTRANCE FEE, $500.
TWENTY ThRGETs. ENTRANCE FEE, $500.
TWENTY-FIVE TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, $3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-11

Ring up No. s. either phone, for
baggage. express and all kinds Of dray
work. ONCE No. 621 IL sixth street,
Mrs. M. J. Woods news stand. Las
Vegas transfer. M. NJ. McSchooler.
manager. 6-b3
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WANTED--Ts know whereabouts OF
Jos. Mullhatton. Write. Thos. Nc.
Lanahan, So23 Station st., Pitts.
burg, IA.
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FIRST AGREEMENT
WON'T GO
Calling of Strike at Plant of
Canning Company Avert
ed by Action or
Management.

CHICAGO, Aug l1.-Presidout
Donnelly, Of the butcherS
union today said he had little fait6
in the retailers peace negotiations to
settle the packing house strike
1T looks 10 mo as though they ire
only beginning To fight he said. x
viii not stand now for the first axree.
ment The matter Is now beyond me.
Tho allied trades conference board
will have to approve Of any terms
offered. do not think the packers
will agree TO the terms that | would
insist on now and OF course the strike
cannot be settled unless terms are
satisfactory TO all unions In the al
lied rtades.'
Strike Averted.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.--At the Dissol
plant OF the American Can Company.
II was declared today that the manage.
ment had agreed not to furnish any
cans to the packers. ny this means
tho calling Of strike at the plant
will be averted. Should n strike OF
Continued on Page 81
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news but no surprise is expressed at
the admiralty over the Chez Foo dis
patch
While the destination Of the squad.
ron Is not admitted there Is no doubt
that Ii 1t succeeds in shaking off Ad.
miral Togo, Its purpose is to effect
iuncture with the Vladiyoslok
squadron,
Togo Was Ready for Them.
LONDON, Aug, liza dispatch 70
the News agency from Toxic an,
nounces definitely that Admiral To.
go has frustrated the attempt Of the
Port Arthur squadron to escape and
adds that the Port Arthur forts par,
ticipated with the warships in the
engagement. indicating, Il true, that
the fighting occurred near to the
port.
vladivostok on Qui Vive.
yLADIvOsTOK, Aug. Prepar
afinnr ara hpinp comnIatod here far
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Programs nj slle Park.
|. = aa = : = = ...., !. = aA4A.s.s u
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST u.
RACES
A55

2,as TRoT AND PACE; MILE HEATS BEsT TWO IN THREE.
PURSE, $4,000
400 YARD DASH PURSE $500
oNE.HALF MILE DASH. PURSE, $4,000
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Picnic hams at lowest possible price
at Eyerett's 6-63
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BASE nALl..

ALBUQUERQUE BROWNS VS.. LAS VEGAS BLUES.
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GUN SHOOT.

TEN TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, 500.
FIFTEEN TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, $3.50.
TWENTY TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, $500.
TEN TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE, 500.
TWENTY TARGETS. ENTRANCE zee, $500
TWENTY-FIVE TARGETS. ENTRANCE FEE. s2so.
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Now Certain that the
Russian Gibraltar is
Tottering to It's Fall.
Squadron Was at Mer-
cy of Japanese Guns.
Developments Await
ed With Breathless In
terest.
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sAsr SAIL.

Alsuouraour saowas W. Las VEGAS sluas.