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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
TO EXHIBIT MOTOR
BOATS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. 5. Arrange.
ments were completed today for the
exhibition Of motor or power boats
which will be held for two weeks. be-
ginning Monday, in the Herald Square
Exhibition Hall The exhibition, which
VIII be the first of its kind held in
this country. will be under the au.
spices of the National Motor-Anto
Boat Exposition.
Some OF the best.known American
manufacturers of marine motors, hulls,
auxiliaries and complete power boats
will exhibit their newest products.
There was $4,000 motor boats In Am
erican Waters in yachting season of
1873 From the talk Of correspondent
ces OF the motor-auto boat show there
will be $4,000 new ones afloat before
the middle Of next summer.
The unique Engelhardt collapsible
lifeboat Is entered for exhibition. This
new device for the safety Of the public
when travelling by water occupies but
one third of the space filled by ordins
ary lifeboats cn an ocean steamer,
though 1t weighs 800 pounds, Il
can be launched collapsed and re.
ceive its human freight in that con.
dition and be opened in a few sec,
onds.
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SAID TO BE
HANNA CONFERENCE.

CHICAGO. HIS Feb 5tA half ioz.
on prominent republican leaders and
members of the republican national
committee arrived in Chicago last
night and this morning and registered
at the Grand Pacific hotel Their
presence IN The city at this time.
coupled with the announcement that
Senator Hanna Is also expected 70 ar.
rive In Chicago today. and the furth.
er fact that all Of the visiting commit.
teemen are known TO be close per
sonal and political friends Of the Ohio
senator, has given rise 10 report that
the real purpose Of the meeting Is io
discuss the so-called Hanna boom for
the presidential nomination. On tho
other hand. II Is declared by t;raeme
Stewart, member Of the national com
mittee for Illinois. that the meeting
|, Is solely for the purpose Of looking
over the preliminary arrangements
for the coming republican national
convention and has no connection
whatever with the political aspira
tions Of Senator Hanna or any one
else.
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Raner a Hero.

An incident with the possibilities Of
serious consequences and with a most
thrilling termination occurred in Wat
rous yesterday morning. The hero Of
the hour was Mr. II j. Ramer and his
impromptu exhibition Of expert horse
maiship was the best ever seen n
that vicinity. A horse and buggy be,
longing 10 Dr. a J. Rolls had been
standing before the house of patient
when the horse became startled at the
discharge Of gun and dashed down
the street. TIL half hearted at
tcmpts of dozen spectators 10 stop
the horset mainly consisting In tie
frantic waving Uf hats) resulted as
usual In further alarming the animal
and increasing It's speed and i was
then seen that group Of junior
school children were directly III the
path of the runaway steed. II was
az TINS p0inl thhi the owner " tnt
Phoenix ranch appeared upon tht
scene. riding a fall speed beside III
runaway. succeeded IN dcneclinl
its COURSE so thai 4 swepl BIZ th,
children leaving them unharmed
Then. BY some u the best riding iii
aginable. i'd managed to steer Il pasi
innumerable obstacles toward ii,
sandy plain - the north of The Town
Once upon the soft sand his work wai
easier and as the speed of the run
away alackened. he rode in close az,
sclzlpg d rein soon brought him u
standstilI
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Ready For
Royal Wedding

LONDON. Feb 5.The great prep.
arations which are being made at
Windsor for. celebrating in truly royal
style the wedding next Wednesday
of Princess Alice OF Albany and Prince
Alexander Of Teck are sufficient to
show how strong is King Edwards at
tachment to the young people, The
king is a consummate master Of cere.
monies and nothing suits him better
than to have hand in supervising
the arrangements for such affairs.
Each lay brings additions 70 the
list OF royal personages who will at
tend the wedding. Prominent among
who have accepted invitations are the
queen dowager OF the Netherlands,
the king and queen Of Nuremberg, the
princess Of Waldeck Pyrmont, the
hereditary prince and princess Of
Wied, prince and princess Frederick
Charles of esse-Cassel. prince and
princess Charles Of Sweden and the
hereditary grand duke and duchess Of
Luxembnrg.
The bridesmaids are To be the
daughters of the duke and duchess Of
Connaught and the duke and duchess
Of Fife and Princess Victoria Of Wales
There will. of course, be a grand ball
al the castle to mark the event The
honeymoon is to be spent at Brockei
Hall, Iii Hertfordshlre, lent by Lord
Mont, Stephen, which will soon have
brighter memories than the deaths oi
prime ministers, for which II Is al
present so curiously famed
HAGUE, Feb. 1.-The dowagei
queen Of Holland left for England to
day. by way Of Flushing, 70 attend thf
wedding Of Princess Alice Of Alban,
and Prince Alexander OF Teck Hei
majesty will be the guest Of her sis
tier. the duchess Of Albany, at Clare
mont. and afterwards Of King Edward
aud Queen Alexander at Windsor
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Colorado Orator Frances About on His Hind
Legs and Talks Nonsense
RIDICULOUS CHARGE ON ST. LOUIS BILL
Six Hundred Teachers Be- Brought From Porto Rico 10 Study
in The United States

WASHINGTON, ID, c. Feb. A.
In the senate today Mr.. Mitchell, from
the committee OF postoiiices, made a
favorable report on the resolution di-
.recting the postmaster general to send
to the senate the reports made on II
Irregularities In the postofiice depart.
ment and requested immediate con
sideration. The resolution was adopt.
ed. The bill providing for the trans
portation OF six hundred teachers from
Porto Rico to the United States for
the purpose OF study. passed the sen
ate today. The urgent deficiency ap,
preparation bill was laid before the
senate, the provision for the
ST. Louis exposition loan being the
immediate question under con
sideration. Patterson Colorado
took up the political phase OF the ques-
tion, making special reply to Forak
Eer. who introduced the bill. lie de
clared the bill had been introduced be
cause signs Of prosperity were noted
on the part Of trusts and syndicates
He contended that prosperity was moi
SO much dependent on tariff laws ol
the balance Of the trade as most peo
pie believed, He traced the prosper
lity of the decade from 1880 to 1890 e
the extension OF silver coinage Of tina
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period. He said the panic OF s3 had
been the result OF a crusade against
the greater circulation OF silver, both
in the United States and elsewhere.
He charged that Cleveland's last ad-
ministration was not democratic.
Patterson declared successful
fight on silver to have been the fore
runner OF the Coxey army ana other
phenomena that followed the panic Of
'93. Referring to the silver
issue, Patterson said that even
the people Of Colorado realiz-
ed that the issue Of 1G to j had
been decided against them, but ii did
not follow that they would throw
themselves into the arms OF trusts.
The point Of order, made BY Bailey
against the ST. Louis Fair appropria-
tion. lost by vote In the senate, and
the amendment agreed to. The urgent
deficiency bill was passed.
Tho House.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. A..
The house began consideration Of tho
agricultural appropriation bill today.
Four hours general debate was
agreed upon. Wadsworth (New
York; chairman OF the committee on
agriculture explained the provisions
OF the bill.
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ARKANSAS Y. NJ. c. A.
MEETS TODAY

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Feb. 5.--Ar-
.riying trains this morning brought
scores of delegates and visitors to the
fourteenth annual state convention Of
the Young Mems Christian associa.
tlon. The meeting was formally open
ed this afternoon with college con.
ference and the sessions will continue
until Sunday night II. NJ Reardsley
OF Kansas city. Chancellor Frank
Strong Of Kansas State University,
Stonewall Anderson Of Hendrix col
lege and l.. w. McGill. Secretary Of
the Tennessee state association, are
among the prominent speakers to be
heard. The program is the best ever
arranged for meeting Of the Arkan.
sas association and the convention
promises to be highly successful.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
Twenty Thousand Russians Concentrate Along
Yalu to Menace Northern Korea
TOXIC ADVICES ABANDON HOPE OF PEACE
Russians At Port Arthur Reported Be All Ready to Strike IN
Case Of Emergency

LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch 10
the Central News Agency from Toxic
says the newspapers thera publish
kilograms saying 10000 Russian troops
have concentrated in the falu val
ley with probable intention of seizing
North Korea. 1t is added that me
hope OF maintaining peace il aban-
doned,
Girls Go Home.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 4 4-Advices
from vladivostock say over a shocs-
and Japanese girls embarked there ior
Japan yesterday.
s Russia Ready.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.--The
Russian correspondent Of the Associat-
ed Press at Port Arthur telegraphs
as follows. There is no truth in the
report that freight traffic has been
stopped on the Manchurian railway.
All ships OF the Russian Pacific squad
ron, which has been held in reserve.
are now in full commission. Stores Of
provisions and coal are being accum-
ulated. All necessary military works
are being actively pushed forward !;
both army and navy are in excellent
condition and everything is ready for
an emergency, but all are patiently
awaiting the outcome Of negotiations,
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FARMERS, COURSE
MET THIS MORNING.

MADISON. Wis, Feb. 5.-There was
large attendance this morning at
the opening of the two weeks farm.
ers' course at the Wisconsin State
College of Agriculture. The course
has been arranged to continue for two
weeks. Besides the regular profess
sors. the college has employed seven
experts to assist in live stock Judging.
land drainage. etc. Special attention
will be paid to stock judging, corn
Judging and to the study Of carcasses
Iof various forms 81 animals slaughter
ed and cut up by an expert especially
for class instruction.
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with delegates present from all parts
OF the state. The reports presented
by the various officers and committees
showed the order in Connecticut to
be in good condition, both numeri-
cally and financially The woman's
auxiliary 81 the order also met in an
nual session today with good attend
ance.. Tonight the visitors are to be
entertained BY the local branch OF the
order.
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WHERE JoLLiTY WILL
witt
REIGN TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--All Is in read
mess for the big masquerade ball 70
be given in Madison square Garden
tonight by the Arion society. which
last week celebrated iis fiftleth ami
versary. The attendance Is expected
TO be unusually large this year owing
to the abandonment Of the French
bali The ball will be replete with
new and pleasing features. Foremost
on the program OF spectacles will be
"the world paying homage TO Arion'
and Columbia Growing Arion. who ap
pears M Prince Carnival. This will
be followed by carnival ballet, ar,
ranged by Kiralfy, for which thous
and beautiful dancers have been en-.
gagged. N
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|and Bro. Dobbens In good spirits, Be-
Ing acquainted with Bro. Halligan, !
interviewed him first When asked
about the wreck, he said he had not
did not know that they had
ia wait order until he had
seen II in the ppaer. asked
or on the entire trip. and did not know
that they had wait order until he
had seen II in the paper. asked
him who saw the headlight first. ami
he said he thought he did. Did you
tell the others? II don't remember"
was his reply, ALI known was that
| jumped and when came To all was
quiet. II Is indeed most sur
prising how fast one can think In .
case Of that kind. thought Of all my
past life from the time l saw the head
| light until struck the ground and
| | am sure that not over forty seconds
had passed between the time saw
the headlight ami striking the ground"
| l then asked him how fast they were
going. 80. not very fast, ] should
think between forty or fifty males an
hour"
then went to see Bro Dobbens,
who was firing the engine at The time.
He was feeling fine and was not In
Il
such pain as Bro, Halligan His story
was as follows:
] Engineer Reaves. poor fell9w he IS
dead. but he was man that never
showed any one his orders, nor would
he tell anyone what they were to
meet. The brakeman was firing the
I engine coming up Moran hill while l
ale my lunch when we tiped over the
hill and got up and sat down in front
~ me. | just had put in iire when I
i heard him say, toh. shall never for
! get his words) There is q headlight. ;
Engineer Reaves said:
4 Nav. !, is only the moon Then
| the brakeman said, Wen you are go
ing 60 hit the moon--Good bye and
he jumped. | followed and that is
all know about II. How fast were
you running. Bro. Dobbers?" ! then
asked him. and he said. oh. J should
Judge we were going between fifty
and iifty-fve miles an hour. which
seems to be the Judgment Of all those
on the train except Bro HalIigan. who
does not think they were running that
fast.
I wish TO say To all the friends Of
Bro. Halligan that while his injuries
are very painful, the doctors do not
think there is any Of them serious, un-
less 1t should be his back.
am yours respectfully.
b. ". LEMMONS.
Pittsburg, Ksns.
| "a Nif
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05

LAS VEGAS. NEW MEXICO DE
II Filming. REGULATING AND
LICENSING AuCTIoNReEsRs
Be Il ordained By the city council Of
the city Of Las Vegas, New MeSicDs
section /. Auetioneers doing bust.
ness within the said city Of Las Veg
as, New Mexico. are hereby divided
into two classes. one to be general
.auctioneers and the other special anc.
tioneers,
Sec. 2. General auctioneers are all
such persons who are generally engags
#ed aud advertise themselves as auc.
.tioneers and having q permanent place
or business within said city Of Las
Vegas, New Mexico In which to con
duet and carry on their said auction
and who follow the ayocatlon and bus
mess as auctioneers.
Sec. 8. Special auctioncers are any
person on persons who are or are mol
residents Of the city Of Las Vegas,
New Mexico, but who have no general
place of business In which 10 conduct
public auctions in said city, hut who
may carry on or engage In the auc
tion Of any goods or property In said
city at any place other than at reg
ular advertised designated auction
room. or any person or persons who
have regular place Of business and
who occasionally from time 70 time
manage, conduct or carry on any auc
tIon within said city.
Sec. 4. Before any anctioneer shal
manage, conduct or carry on any Mlc
tion in said city OF Las Vegas. New
Mexico. they are required 10 take out
and pay city license as other cit,
licenses are paid, as follows. towit
General or permanent auetioneers. /
license Of one hundred dollars per an
mum payable annually or semi.annnal
lily in advance; special auctloneers !
\ license fee of ten dollars per day
payable in advance. for each and ever.
day which they shall manage. con
duct or carry ON any auction within
said city.
\ Sec 5 Any violation Of the proyis
| ions Of this ordinance shall be punish
ed by a fine of not less than twenty
five dollars Or more than one hundre'
dollars for each and every day or par
Of day that any such auctloneer ma
conduct or carry ON any auction Il
n said city, in violation Of the provision
of this ordinance; Provided, howeye,
n that in all Judicial sales or the sal
or property either real or persona
under any Judgment, decree or orde
Of any competent court having jnris
tliction 70 order such sale or the sal
of any property by any sheriff. cor
stable, his or their deputy, In the dis
charge Of their official duties. or III
sale u any property ~ any master {
chancery duly authorized by the cout
n 70 sell such property, no license sha
be required, exaeted or demanded
Sec. 9. That All ordinances of III
lclty Of Las Vegas. New Mexico. In cor
flict with the provisions Of this ordii
ance are hereby repealed. and thi
ordinance shall take effect and be /
force from and after its publicatio
, as required by law
Passed at regular session Of III
city council Of the city Of Las Vel
, as. New Mexico, on The -7th day 9
January. 1904
Approved:
X. D, GOoDALL,
n fRcniFuoBMHT,
Attest; Mayor.
CHAs. TAMME,
I.32 City Clerk.
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LECTURE IN LONDON
BY POET LAUREATE.

LONDON, Feb 5-Alfred Austin,
the Poet Laureate. made his debut as
a lecturer before a large and fashion.
able audience today az the Royal In
stitute. Mr.. Austin took as his sub.
ject, "Thc Growing Distaste on the
Part Of Many for the Higher Kinds Of
Poetry
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
THREE PERSONS BURNED
TO DEATH IN MONTREAL,

MONTREAL, Feb, s. Three per.
sons were burned 60 death IN dwell.
ling house Are here today four others
were probably fatally injured, The
dead are: Mrs. Edward Crawford,
her son Willie. and James Hogan, her
snn.in.laM.
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EAST INDIAN TOWN
SWALLOWED BY EARTH.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. a Adv.ees ~.
.eeived here say an entire town In
the east end Of Java, Dutch East IN.
dies, is reported swallowed mp by
volcanic eruption and hunlreds of
persons were killed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
NO JURY YET IN
cHAUNcEY DEWEY CASE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 5--At
noon today but nine men were quail
fed TO serve on the jury for the trial
Of Chauncey Dewey and his two COW.
boys
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
BUTLER DOODLE CASE
READY FOR JURY.

FULTON. Mo, Feb ~ The arsus
ments in the case Of Col Edward But.
Ter on trial for the charge Of bribery
were begun today. The ease Will
probably 10 10 the jury late IN the.
day
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slxTo LOPEZ WILL
BE DEpoRTED.

MANILA, Feb. .Sixto Lopez. a
well-known Filipino agltator whose
nnfriendly disposition toward Amer
icon rule In the Philippines has been
exhibited upon several occas,onsfs. tr-
rived here today and refused to take
oath Of allegiance. Will promptly be
deported.
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Call on the English.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Russian
ambassador and the Japanese minis
ter visited the foreign Office this after
noon. Subsequently they were grant.
ed the use Of telegraph Of the colonial
Offices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
KNIGHTS OF THE
MAccAeEEs MEET.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Feb. 5.-The
Connecticut organization Of sthe
Knights Of the Maccabees assembled
in ANIMAL session in this city today
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05
New York Metal.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--close prime
mercantile paper 4 IL % 5. IA per
cent; bar silver. IS IL.
Money call easy. Al s4a2 per cent.
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The Plaza studio has the finest light
in the city. Try . hitting At Took
er's. 2.1e
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New York Money.

NEW YoRY. Feb. l.--Copper and
lead quiet and unchanged
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Want to Join Forces.

LONDON, Feb. 4..'Yuan Shi kal,
commander of the Chinese imperial
army and navy, and vicepresident Of
the war board memoralized ;as.
throne, gently insisting on ali offensive
and defensive alliance with Japan 70
regain Manchuria.' cables the Shang
Hal correspondent Of the London
Globe The correspondent adis.
Memorials maintain that the Japan.
ese are better prepared for war than
Russians and are more disinterested, 4
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Alfalfa fed corn fattened beef. Turn.
er's. rs
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Reply Approved BY Gar.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 5.Tne
draft Of the Russian response. tenta-
lively approved by the czar. was tele.
graphed to Viceroy Alexieff last night,
II is expected the viceroy will send
the answer So as to reach Japan Mon.
day While the contents are safely
guraded il is known to be concilatory
and to contain important concessions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-05

Regular dance at Rosenthal hall to
morrow night. 2.22
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fnterests everybody = R@sntAal
Bros Adv.
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Ordinance No. 2e2.

Ordinance No. 262.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO DE.
II Filming. REGULATING AND
LICENSING AuCTIoNEsERs:
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II. y, GOODAI.I,
n fRcnlFnoBMHTsI
Attest: Mayor.
cHAs. TAMME.
I.32 CITY Clerk.
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