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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29
Men Killed in
Mill Explosion

CHEHALLS. wash. Dec. s9.---,
Three men were killed instantly and
two injured, one so badly that he
died soon afterwards, by the e&pi,a.
ion Of -four boilers at the saw ms
plant Of Walworth and Neville at
WaIviIie, Wash. The explosion &C
cured Immediately after the m y
started for this afternoons run. The
dead are:
X. G., HICKS, single, thirtyiso
years old thas relatives In West vie.
ginia.)
FRANK ROWELL. thirty-eght
years old. married Of Walville tea,ae
from Missouri)
PRES EPLING, single, twenty sIy
years old OF Walville.
Injured:
Roy Ickes. single, sixty.six years
old. relatives at Lancaster. Mich.
died soon afterwards.
w. Buchanan. twenty-five years
old. single, probably fatally nJrreJ.
The cause OF the explosion "a rr.
known. The mill plant had been sau'
down for repairs and only slight
amount OF steam was kept up.
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Arkansaes state Teachers.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 2s.--A'
the sessions OF this. the second day OF
the annual convention OF the Arkan
sas Teachers association, papers
were presented as follows: Con
solidation OF Rural Schools" Prof. J
H. Reynolds. Fayetteville; Training
of Teachers" Principal c. l., Samp
son, Little Rock; Music in the Pub
lie Schools" Mrs. Virginia Greene,
Little Rock; County Teachers In
stitutes." Principal II. S. Traylor
Hazen; Art in Public Schools" Miss
Ethel Morris, Hot Springs; Better
Houses and Equipments" Superin
tendent A. J. Headers. Lonoke;
School Room Decorations" Princi
pal j. II. Thach, Pine Bluff. The
convention will conclude its business
tomorrow.
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Kansas City Markets

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec 60
Cattle receipts dropped down to about
$4,000 head last week. and as the
demand did not show a corresponding
shrinkage, markets were fairly active,
ard killing cattle gained Is to 25
cents during The week. The better
demand from packers is encouraging,
and If receipts are moderate this
week, fairly good run can be handled
next week without hurting prices. A
few shipments OF good steers from
western Colorado sold al $375 to So
25, and heavy cows at $500. but most
of the range stuff was medium to
common dnaiitf. Stockers and feed
ers held ahou, steady, but more com.
mon stuff was included than usual
and range of prices was wider, at ST..
rs TO $500. Stock calves sold 25 to
so cents lower, and dull, at $3.50 to
1915. Receipts Of cattle today are
1000 head, market steady. Buyers
and statesmen made terms quickly to-
| day, and business was over before
noon.
| Mutton and lamb prices remained
practically unchanged last week
Some nice light Mexican yearlnss
from San Luis valley, Colorado
weighing rs pounds. sold at $3.50 and
! $3.50. and were called higher. Best
labms sell at $3.50 for westerns. and
nearly all of the good lambs sell
/, above $500 Fair to good fed west
ern yearlings sell at $500 to s5,25
ewes, $500 TO $40, wethers, $425 ,C
! $4.75 Two or three strings Of feed
! ing lambs sold last week at $500
Receipts today are l,500 head, most.
feeders. Market steady, Packers
got up a scare last week predicting
severe break in price, but II has
/ failed 10 materiaize, and prospects
rather favor good market.
J. A. RICKART,
Livestock CORRESPONDENT
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Attempt That Failed

Toney A. Bauer. who was sen,cne.
ed 10 ten years in the penitentiary
by Judge Parker In Socorro last
week, and Francisco Ayina. who re-
ceived a three year sentence at The
same time, made a desperate effort
TO escape from Sheriff Leandro Baca
OF Socorro county az the train on
which the sheriff was taking these
and other prisoners TO Santa Fe was
heating Albuquerque.
There we're five prisoners in the
bunch and two deputies accompanied
the sheriff Soon after the train
passed isleta and as II was speeding
up for the final run into the city,
Bauer and Avina who were hand.
cnffed together, made dash past
the drowsy officers and jumped from
the platform while the train was run.
ming fully twenty miles an hour. Sher'
III Baca jumped for the bell cord and
brought the train 10 a stop. then he
followed The prisoners. who were un
able to slip their irons and were con
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vention this evening the visitors Will
be welcomed on behalf of the state
by Governor-elect Broward. and on
behalf of the city by Hon. ID. U.
Fletcher, president Of the board of
education After these formalities
have been disposed Of the association
will listen to the address of Presi
dent Hill. which will be the feature
of the session The regular program
of papers, addresses and discussions
will be taken up tomorrow morning
and continued until the end of the
week.
Texas Teachers in Session.
CoRslCANA. Texas. Dec. 29.--The
Texas State Teaaers association in
annual session heye~yhis morning lis
tened to the following Interesting pro
gram of papers: "A Profession--To
BE" superintendent J. l.. Hender-
son. Tyler; Sanitation in Public
Schools DR.. w. r. p. Thompson Of
the state board Of health; "Psysch-
ology for the Primary Teacers," Miss
Maude Shipe, San Marcos; admin
istradve Organization, Superintend.
ent Arthur Lefeyre; "The Teachers
Broader Duty" Superintendent r. W.
Horn, Houston; High School Uni
formity in Texas superintendent j.
C. baltimore, Waco.
This afternon was devoted to ses.
sions of the rural school intermed
late, high school, primary and man
ual training sections. The teachers
| will reassemble in general session
this evening to listen to addresses by
Dr. Turner of Waxahachie. and Pres
ident w. l.. Prather of the University
of Texas.
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OPENING or
BACH FESTIVAL,

BACH FESTIVAL.
BETHl.EHAM. Pa, Dec 2s.--This
quaint little city which owes its fame
chiefly To the fact that for nearly two
centuries II has been the center OF
activities OF the Moravlan church
In America is just now ths Mecca OF
musicians and music lovers from
many parts OF this country, The
occasion is the Bach festival. for
which preparations have been going
forward ever since last year wien a
similar festival was given ana proved
q great success. The series of con
certs opened this afternoon ami will
continue until Saturday The present
festival is only n part OF cycle OF
nine days originally set apart. II
was decided to separate the nine
days OF the cycle | this mrnner In
order that The music might be pre-
scented. as nearly as possible, at tho
proper church seasons for which the
works were originally composed, The
concerts opened this afternoon with
the christmas Oratorio." which was
presented In It's entirety. The festi.
val Is under the general direction Of
J, Fred Wolfe, pupil Of Rheinberger,
and who has been organist Of the
Moravian church here since 1885
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Work Of Southern Educators.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Dec. 90
Jacksonville is keeping open house
in honor OF the scores of distinguished
educators who are here from far and
near to attend the annual convention
of the Southern Educational associa-
ton and also the meeting OF the
Florida State Teachers association.
The visitors began to put in an ap-
pearance yesterday and at noon today
the register in charge of Secretary
r. ]. Tighe indicated that the at.
tendance would establish a new high
record for the association
The convention promises to be
notable not only for the large mum
Der but also for the high standing oi
the participants. Every branch ol
educational activity is represented
from the humble rural school to the
state departments of education AM
the highest universities and colleges
The states represented include Ala
hama. Georgia. Florida, MISSISSIPPI
Louisiana. Texas, Arkansas, Tennes
see, Missouri, Kentucky, West Vir
ginia, Maryland, Virginia and the Car
olinas
The officers in charge OF the con
vention. In addition TO the director!
from each state. are: President wal
ter B. Hill, IL. D., chancellor OF TN
University of Georgia; vice president
Francis p. venable, LII. d., presi
dent of the University of North caro-
lima: treasurer. r. p. Burns, membe
of board of education Atlanta, Ga.
secretary. R. ]. Tighe, supertntend
en- tof schools, Asheville, y. G.
The general sessions OF the conyen
tlon will be held in the board 0
trade auditorium. and the conference
OF the several departments In IN
Windsor hotel assembly room, IN
court house. and the auditorium o
the Woman's club.
AT the formal opening OF The con
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Adams Petition
Goes Over

DENVER, Dec 30 Chief Justice
Gabbert announced this afternoon
that the supreme court had not found
time to consider the petition Of Gov
ernore.ect Alva Adams TO open all the
ballots used In Denver Tor the election
and determine the extent Of the
frauds. He added that decision
might be given tomorrow The decis
lon in the contempt case was post
poned until Tuesday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, Dec. 90
This morning the New Mexico Educa-
tional association closed one OF the
most interesting conventions In Its
history. The attendance was not
large owing to the distance from the
chief points in the territory. but the
big educators were there almost to
. man, and there was quite a mum.
Der of teachers from remote points.
The program covered a wide range
and was profitable as well as inter.
esting The association expressed
itself very strongly in favor of cap
able school man for superintendent
of instruction One Of the most in
teresting discussions had to do with
county institutes. 1t was led by
President Vert of Las Vegas and gen.
orally participated in With one or
two exceptions, the program went off
as advertised. The New Mexico Journ.
al OF Education, the first number of
which was published this week from
Las Vegas, was received with en-
thusiasm by the teachers.
This Afternoon. the teachers and
their friends are making an excnr'
sion to Fort Bayard. The local edu
Gators have been unfaiIing in their
courtesy and attention. No conven
tion has ever been more warmly wei
coined or more Hospitality entertain
ed
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Men May Be Rescued

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-4The freight
steamer Drumelzier Is still ashore off
Oak Island beach where she struck
Sunday. Three members Of the crew
can be seen standing under the steam
er bridge. The steamer is in practic-
ally the same position as last night,
The sea Is breaking against her but
not so heavily. II was thought posi-
BILE at Fire Island today that the life
boats could get through the surf and
take off the crew II they want 10
abandon the steamer.
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GEORGIA FARMERS
BuRNiNG THEIR COTTON.

FORT GAINES. Ga, Dec. 29.-.
Farmers md merchants cf this city
met yesterday at Fort Gaines and de-
cided 10 burn their share OF two mil
lion hales Of surplus cotton. The
start was made today. when bon
fire was made Of cotton ON the streets
Of Fort Gaines. It Is not yet de-
termined where II will stop. The
farmers have decided to set the pace,
and are moving determinedly. A
large crowd paraded with much spec
tacular ceremony. The object ~ to
show that tho farmers are ready to
sacrifice a few bales for the benefit
Of tho masses.
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Boats Reach Vessel.

NEW YORK, Dec. ga tug tow
ing two surf boats Of the Sandy Hook
life saving station reached the
stranded Drumelzier today and sent
the surf boat to the steamer. The
watchers on the shore marvel that the
crew has not succumbed to the OK
posure or been washed overheard. All
day yesterday the steamer was swept
by mountainous waves that left only
the funnel visible from Fire Island
and today chilly blasts coated the
sides, deck and rigging with Ice.
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Badger state Pedagogues.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 29.--With
a general session this morning and
n ofewer than dozen sectional meet
ings this afternoon the Wisconsin
teachers in annual convention here
had little time to spare today In
terspersed with program OF excel
lent music and various features OF
routine business. the forenoon SEES
sion in the Davidson theater includ-
ed the following addresses: THE
Educational Uplift for the Country
Child" Superintendent o. j. Kern oil
Rockford. ILL.,: Ethics of the Teach
or and the Teaching Profession,
State Superintendent c. p. Cary;
"The Old School and the New, e
e McLenegen, Milwaukee. The ses.
sion closed with the address Of the
association president, f. w. Walker
superintendent of the state school
for the deaf
Among the departments that heit
meetings this afternoon were those
devoted 10 manual training and do
nestle science, kindergarten and pri
mary. county superiniendents. specia
education. and city graded schools.
One of the most notable features Q
the convention Is scheduled for Tho
| pabst theater this evening. This VII
be an address BY Bishop John i
spalding of Peoria Bishop Spaldinl
has chosen as the subject Of his dis
course. eThe Meaning and Worth o
| Education.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29
Shot From Ambuscade

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 Standing In
the spot whore Robert Brennan was
shot to death by patrolman Arthur
Mallon last May. Vim, O'Brien, 4
homeless waiter. who gave important
testimony In the trial that resulted
In Mallon being sent to prison for
twenty years. today received q bullet
wound which probably win result in
his death. The assailants escaped
and OBrien refused to make any
statement that would assist tho off
GERS. "When you 20 against cops you
get all that is coming to you," said
the wounded man and then relapsed
into silence. Three suspects have
been arrested.
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Russian officer seized.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 22.--Private ad.
vices from Sasebo says that the cap.
tain and lieutenant OF Russian tnr~l
pedo boat destroyer blown up ut Che
Foo November 10th. after escap,rg
from Port Arthur. have been idcnti-
fled MS being on board the Brltlsh
steamer Nigretia, seized by the .r.r-
anese protected cruiser Tsushlma of
Korea, December 18th, and brought
to Sasebo
Minimixes Capture.
ST PETERSBURG, Doc. 29.---vho
war office points out that tho occupa-
slon of Rihlung mountain at bert
only makes the Japs masters Of tho
entire terrace beyond the lrinclp1i
forts OF Kekwan and stil leaves the
main line unbroken.
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seauently unable 10 make very rapid
progress across the open country.
They were soon captured and brought
TO Albuquerque on hand car Bauer
Is one OF two men sentenced 10 ten
years In the peni,cntiary for robbing
the Santa Fe depot ut Magdalena. Al
vina is under sentence for grand
larceny.
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indictments Dismissed

DENVER. colo, Dec. 80 Fourlee"
indictments a"i,ss. lulirg A'"Lele.
former cclsr eierk -, . f.Sjnit scd
by Judge Seeds In the west side
court today These were on charges
of alleged fraud IN connection with
transcribing county records for Arap-
ahoe county. They were dismissed
on the ground that two terms Of
court had passed without the defend
ant having trial There Is stili
one Indictment against Aichele hcarg-
ing him with adding fictitious names
10 the registration lists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29
THREE LOSE LIFE
IN FARM HOUSE FIRE

GENESEO. N. ". Dec. 29.--Three
persons lost their lives In fire that
destroyed the farm residence Of Chas
Mcmillan at the head OF Conesus Lake
today The dead are Charles Nc
MILAN. his sister and nephew. An
other sister escaped. The cause ol
the fire Is unknown.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29

Flynn, Taylor and Daniel won the
bowling contest last night from Curry.
Crowley and Harmon. The total or
the former team was 2.1b0. Of the 9TH
er. 2.127. Taylor made the highest in
dividual score202. Quite a crowd
was out and the match was close
enough to be most exciting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29
WILLING TO RAISE
MRS. CHADWlCk'S BOND

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec, "a
syndicate for which Attorney y, p.
Quigley Of this city Is the spokes.
man, Is said TO be ready and willing
to furnish bail up 10 the sum OF &c.,
600 TO procure the release Of Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick, held in jail
here awaiting trial on the charge OF
forgery.
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u. N. Moore Accepts
Important National OHxCo

+*+++++++**+ = - = = = = . .
WASHINGTON Dec. 2sPreiden j.
Of manufactnr
OF the department
Of the national republican
er OF Philadelphia He has accepted appointment .
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Buy Yourself Rich

Flour and coffee still going up but
meat IL still On the drop. Loins ut s
cents; round at 7 cents: hind quar-.
tors. G cents. forequarters. cents.
For cash only AT PETE ROTH's.
12-f72.
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After Months Of Mining and Fighting the
islanders at Last Obtain Possession Of
sAll Important Position Before Port
sArthur- Desperate Resistance,
Seven Dynamite Mines Exploded, Making Great
Breaches in Wall, Before Final Gallant
Attack Of Japanese Is Made Russians
Attack, With Varying Success, the Japan
ese Outposts Near Mukden

TOXIC. Dec. 29--After months OF
fighting, sapping and mining, the
Japanese forces finally occupied Rih.
lung mountain last night, Dec. ?S. The
report received from tho headquarters
NJ the third Japanese army before
Port Arthur received here Wednos.
day, Dec. 2s, at midnight says. "On
Wednesday, Dec. rs, at 10 o'clock In
the morning, the left center Of our
army. following some heavy explo-
sions Of the frontal parapet Of Rihlung
mountain charged and occupied the
parapet under cover Of fire from
heavy guns, and constructed defense
works despite the enemy's fierce fire.
At o'clock In the afternoon when
our occupation was practically assur'
ed we charged and occupied the In
ner lines Of heavy gun positions. sub
eequently dlslodging the remnant OF
the enemys force stubbornly holding
the gorge fort. which we occupied and
captured tho entire works
Russian Attacks,
TOXIC. Dee. 29--The Manchurian
army headquarters reporting today.
says; On Dec. "a, ut . o'closk In the
afternoon. the Russians with heavy
field guns bombarded the Shake riy.
eI railroad bridge In the neighbor.
hood OF the station and the Russian
guns at Talietun shelIed Chihsiangtun
and shulintzu. The Russian cavalry
attacked Heilintun at sunset on the
same day. but were repulsed by the
Japanese cavalry. At $3.50 on the
same evening the Russian cavalry en-
veloped Japanese picketa who were
reinforced and finally repulsed the
enemy. The Japanese loss was three
men killed.
With Thousand Loss.
HEADQUARTERS JAPANESE
ARMY BEFORE PORT ARTHUR via
FUsAN. Dec. 20. Rihlung fort war
captured at this morning with q
thousand Japanese casualties. Seven
dynamite mines were exploded yestcs
day making breaches In tho from,
wall through which a large body d
Japanese charged under the cover tl
a tremendous bombardment and cap
tured the first line Of light guns. 4
bitter fight resulted In the capture O
the fort. the garrison numbering fiv,
hundred men escaped.
Admiral Replaced.
ST PETERSBURG. Dec. 29.~-Ad
miral Kaznakoff Is returning TO Rus
sia and will be replaced by Vice Ad
ntval Donbasdoff ms Russian com
missioner on the international com
mission at Paris to inquire into thu
North sea incident.
Japs AZ Java.
4 BATAVIA. Island OF Jaca, Dar ~
Some warships showing the Japan
ose colors. passed AMER, sixty mites
west Of Batavia today.
Nearer Crucial Point.
| CilE roo. nee. Pot . Japanssl
line at Port Arthur Ii now. as the re
suit Of the general attack beginning
December 25th. much nearer Liaoti'
mountain
Chinese who arrived from Port Ar
thur today report greatly inferio
Russian force defended the outermos
trenches for three days, retiring wheI
the Japanese artillery secured an en-
filading position Details OF the
@--~s--
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| fighting on the north flank ut Rihu.
lung mountain have not yet reached
Che Foo.
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SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION Of
NEW MEXICO EDUCATORS
Influential Body Wants School Man for
Superintendent Journal Of Education
Welcomed...Royally Entertained by
Silver Cityans.

Important Gatherings Of Teachers in Many States.
Southern Educators in Session in Jackson
ville-Good Work in Texas Annual Conven-
ton in Wisconsin Arkansas and Louisiana
Pedagogues Talk Shop to Some Purpose.
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chauncey Depew Claims
Certain, Senatorial Victory

g. :. . ! . - = - = =
Chauncey NJ DepeH said today that
reelection to the United States sen
ate announcement after conference vii" Governor
oael speaker assembly Nixon and state senators
. Elsborg and Malby
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-29

Louisiana Teachers.
LAFAYETTE. La, Dec. 29.-To-
days proceedings Of the Louisiana
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Jap. at Java.

BATAVIA. Island OF Jaca, Dar. 81.
Some warships showing the Japan-
ose colors. passed AMER, sixty mites
west of Batavia today.
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