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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23
Madison Wins Two Games FrO@
0uiuty r-

Quincy
Tho Madison Base Ball tesm lei,
for Quincy Monday the 18th i2ss,
and on Tuesday and "Wednesday
played With the home team Of sAA,
place two Of the prettiest games OF
baseball Of the season. Our boy &.
covered themselves with glory by
winning both games, and as Quiney
hiss q good team we justly foeI proau,
Of the victory.
Quincy will come down Rn4S
week for two games, and as q -.
Madison team have stuck thsI.
stride we predict another ictory Zoe
the home team.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23
To the PrethreB and Sisters.

Those who have kindly agreed to
entertain members OF tho District
Conference will please be prepared
TO receive their guests on Tuesday,
.2sth. +. &C. BRADFORD.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23

Experts say that the new marss
is a great delNacy and can be rrsle
70 BECOME as popular as the piucap
pie, orange Or banana. Florida nv.
not yet passed her a j C's in tht
Number Of DELICIOUS fruits that sAs
will eventually introduce into ul4--
of the world
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23

There is hardly anything that SKI.
make woman prouder Of beg hus
band than to have him rcpaiv sha
moving mschine himself 10 save %,
cents and break something in Il Their
costs 80 to replace
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23

On VcuueSuaY, Lne lptp Ot June5
at the First Baptist church, there oc.
Cured one Of the most noteworthy
and impressive weddings ever wit
messed by the people Of Madison.
The day was glorious-one of June's
choicest gifts, and long before the
appointed hour, steady stream of
people FASTENED church-wsrd, thus
estifyiug the eagerncss with which
tais occasion was anticipated.
The decorations, the work Of many
friends Of the lovely and beloved
ntide, we're feast to the eye, q de-
tghtful scheme Of green and pink,
a nded, by lights from candles and
stained windows into -adiont pic
ture.
The assembling OF the congrega-
zion, attentive ushers passing to aud
fro, ferns and lilies nodding gently,
'he subdued hutter of fans, all adj
ded the charm that lies in motion.
Then came Lohengrin's triumph
ant chords, adding the delight Of
sweet sound, thus completing a per-
fct and ravishing union Of color,
motion and harmony.
The four ushers, Messrs. A. Liv-
ingston, jr., W, p. Knight, Rqndell
Rove and Dougherty, marched up
the aisles, closing in the seats With
white ribbons which extended the
whole length Of the aisles and fasten.
ed with flowing ends to the front
seats.
The attendants came next, the
bridesmaids marching up the
left aisles, the groomsmep, the
right, Meeting and crossing at the
chancel. As each couple was half
way, the next entered, until all four
bad met, crossed and taken their
place.. These couples were in the
order OF their entrance, as follows:
Miss Matte Branford and DIR, w.
f. Parramore, Miss Lettie Johnson
aud Mr.. Tom Hsrdee, Miss Willie
Lee HOpsoa and Mr.. James Hardee,
and Miss Lalls Jordan and Mr..
Fred Hardee. The groomsmen
we're attired in conventional black,
with boutonnieres of white carna.
tons. The bride 's. maids were cos
tuned in white point d'esprit over
green taffeta with dainty picture
bats, and bore bouquets OF white car.
nations aud asparagus, each a radisn
summer maiden.
Next came the maid of honor
Miss Lula Hardee, the brides lovely
sister, gowned 10 an exquisite cos
tune of white grensdiue over pink
tsffeta and bearing bouquet OF pink
roses. When she had taken her
place within the cbancel TO the left
Of the bridal arch, the bride hersel,
entered upon the arm OF her brother,
Hon, Cary Hardee. ROBBED in filmy
embroidered chiffon, with a cloud Of
tulle envelopiDg her, on her arm a
most beautiful bouquet Of white lilies
and roses, this queenly girl was tru-
ly dream of stateliness and beauty,
beggaring sll description. Directly
preceding her up the aisle was little
Ethel Parramore, dainty and fairy
like, the only sister of the groom.
As she went, she scattered flowers
with lavish hands, pathway Of ro-
ses symbolizing the fervent hopes
and prayers OF all for the brides flu
ture life.
AS the bride and her brother reach
ed the altar they we're met by the
groom aud his best man, Mr.. Phil |
Parramore. Mr.. Hardee then took
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23

IN HONOR or MRS. HEALEY AND JUDGE
WILLIAM BAILEY LAMAR.
The same psper has the following.
Piaps are being made for numeE.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-06-23
RAMMER aALxE

shs meet NsaIIno solve u ths ~ersd..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The village of Dresden, N. Y, has
been put under quarantine on account
Of an epidemic of varioloid.
EegN York hospital surgeons are puz-
zled by the case of a man whose head
is twice It's normal size from an insects
bitd.
F0ffy~five persons were injured, two
fatally. by the fall of a shed roof ut a
fight between a negro and a bull at
Winnipeg, Man.
The steamer Frlthiof has returned to
yardo. Norway, without having found
the America. on board which is the
ZeiEler arctic expedition.
Thirty-three passengers and -four
trainmen bave been injured in a COLI,
sion on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad near Horse Cave, Ky.
Supreme Court Justice Nash In 0
case at Rochester. N. Yg decided that
the legislature. cannot suppress trading
stamps or regulate their issue.
fHNt+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

BILE an artificial lake is formed. Sucl
q chain of parks Inow exists iu ESSEX
county and the poople would not tax,
the money they cost if they had to dc
without them. A similar system II
now being arranged for Hudson coun
ty. The question arises, why MOI
Middiesex?
Now, this is where that dream
comes in. Picture. IL yon will, tho
Raritnn Valley with its many smaller
tributaries. Arranged into q vast
park system. Start Mt Florida Grove,
say, and thon continue west at vari.
Gus intervals. There is Raritan lake
for the next place and SO on. Il
would be the same across the river
Some beautiful spots could be lait
out in those pines between South Am
boy, Old Bridge and Browntown. II
could be made into one ynst county
system and the county would bear the
expense. 1t would give New Bruins
wick, Danellen, Cranbury. James
burg and all the towns delightful spots
and beautify the county. 1t is safe t.,
say tho people Of Middlesex are al
much the admirers of the beautiful a,
the residents of Essex or Hudson an,
once Il Q park system was establishtd
it would be o joy forever. Dream
about it for O while.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

ARCADIA, Fla, Aug. 5.-After des
perate efforts to save hts life Isaiah K
Cooper Will be hanged here today fol
the murder of City Marshal Bowman
of Punta Gorda, Jan. %, 1908. Attor
neys have done everything in theil
power to save Coopers neck, goin.
to such length that he was disbarret
and forced to leave the state. Stront
pressure is still being brought to beal
on the pardoning board, and some o.
Cooper's friends hope for a reprieve a
the eleventh hour. Cooper proclaim
his innocence, but has given up hope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
Kur,eI, sage Eishty-eight.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Russell Sage
was lightweight years old yesterday
and for the first time since his business
career began he did not visit Ills Office
1t was n shower early in the day which
prevented his coming downtown. MI.
Sage said preparations had been mad
to receive him, and his desk was pilet
with letters of congratulation. Ont
Of the attendants lamented Mr.. Sage's
absence. He was a recently employed
attendant and said: pm sorry Unclf
Russell didn't come. He might hav'
given me a dollar or So" The othe'
attendants smiled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
pnttison,s FUNERAL at ovcrbrook.

PIIILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-The fu-
neral of former Governor Robert Il.
Patfison took place from his late home
tn 0serbrook. a suburb. Governor Pen
nypackor, former Governor William a.
Stone and nearly every Democratic pol
itieIan of prominence in Pennsylvania
attended the funeral. Among the nu-
meious ioraEofferings were beautiful
tributns from William Jennings Bryan.
former Democratic National Chairman
Harrity and james Nj. Guffey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

NEW YORK, Aug. 8. - Senator
Spooner, Postmaster General Payne
and Representative Babcock, all of
wisconsin, are in this city and dis
cussed the political situation, in their
state, where the Lafollette faction is
lighting the so called Spooner faction,
They all said that the fight would not
prevent Wisconsin from giving her
electoral vote to the Republican pres:
Dental ticket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
RoSer. .. Roo.evell Held Liable.

NEW YORK; Aug. Ably a decision
Of Judge Edward r. Thomas of the
United States cIHuit cosirt in Brook
lyn Robert 3D. Roosevelt. an uncle of
President Roosevelt, is held liable to
Observation-Disclosures of the Holland Build
Ing association, which became de-
preeiatcd by reason of what Judge
Thomas terms "tlie unauthorized and
negligent act of Roosevelt ana his as
sociates." The capital stock of the
association is 100000. Mr.. Roosevelt
is the owner Of $4,000 of the stock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

Most people do not have to have sug-
qestions for their dream but during
these summer days if anyone should
run short of acceptable subjects and
should feel Iii need Of outside help,
he might accept this tip from the Ev'
ening News and could spend the ro-
mninder ofsthe summer dreaming of
It.
A park system has come to be one
If the established features Of citys
ad communities throughout the coun-
". Without mentioning the eiabor-
i systems in other States we will
6afrhsrosaa8h -eo-sse~sIussr-Acen out
lay III Essex county and the plans now
being developed for Hudson county
10 New Jersey. The great feature oil
this county system is shat it spreads
these beauty spots over o large terri
tory so that everybody, no matter
where they live, can enjoy them with
out travelling several miles. The sys'
tenn consists of a chain of parks. An
~undeyeloped spot In the country on
the out skirts of the city Is picked
out and made attractive with drives,
shurbbery, walks and lawns. II the
track hns a stream running through it,
so much the better. 1t is cleaned oft.
tile banks pnt in repair and, IL posi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

Although the French people love the
open air and spend much time out OF
doors, yet they seem to think that air is
o bad thing to- let into the house. and
the majority sleep with doors and win
dows shut tight. 1t will be remembered
that the death of lola. who loved out
door life, was caused by following this
IN hygienic custom Of letting no fresh
air into the sleeping room.-N. Y. Trib-
une.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
A Gigantic labor war.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--Another 81
gantic labor war probably involvin.
10000 union workingmen has been pre-
cipitated by the unanimous decision 0
the board of governors Of the Buildin
Trades Employers association to loci
out the members of all the labor union
with which they have dealings il by
o'clock this morning all the men whit
recently struck ON the operations ii
progress III Manhattan and Brooklyn
have not returned to work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
Mexicans Waking Up.

Mexico is bidding for industries and
she is getting them on a large scale.
Great factories are being erected in every
part Of the republic and their products
are being protected by the laws of the
country. Hundreds Of thousands of peo-
pie who were once idle have learned to
work in the mills and factories which
have been started.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
Are Chamniona 81 the world.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 5.-At tn,
state firemen's tournament at Spencer
this state, the worlds record III grail
reel races Of 100 yards, In twenty sec
onds. was lowered one second BY Spen
Ger. which % gives her the champion
ship Of the world. This team win en-
ter the international contests at st
Louis on the 25th inst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
Hosiery

Sc per pair Boys and Girls School
Stockings, regular value I5c
1Sc per pair, ChiIdren's Black Cat,
Leather, a5c Stockings
29c per pair Ladies' soc Lace Isle
Black Stockings, imported, Hermsdorf
<, dye
10c per pair, Ladies' Gauze Isle, black,
tan and fancy CSC Hose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05

sc per yard, yard wide Bleached Muslin
4Kc per yard. ~yard~wide Unbleached
Muslin
&c per yard Fruit of the Loom Bieachcd
Muslin
DC per yard, white Checked s. Main
sock
&c each, Bleached Pillow Cases, value roc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-05
CorSets
D..

79c, choice of $500 American Lady and
P. N. Corsets 3r
59c choice of $500 H. and N. and w.
B. Corsets, broken sizes. Some Nurs-
ing Corsets in this lot
&c each, Ladies Muslin Corset Covers,
so each, Applique Table Covers and
Pillow Shamss regular prices 9Se up
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
Notice Of Sale BY Administrative.

Public notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue OF a decree Of
the district court Of the First Judicial
District Of the Territory of New Mex.
leo, sitting in and for the county OF
Santa Fe. rendered and dated on the
7th day of January, A. d. 1904. In a
certain cause in said court pending,
being No. 1910 on the docket Of said
court. wherein Alice w. Mills, admins
tratrix of the estate OF Wilson Wad.
bingham. deceased. Is q plaintiff, and
Mamie Waddingham. Barrow w. Wad.
bingham, Katherine Waddingham.
Marguerite Waddingham. Jack Wad.
bingham, Mary Emma Waddingham,
Robert w. Waddingham. Charles s.
Waddingham and Lillian Waddingham
are defendants, !. the undersigned,
will at the hour of ten o'clock a.. m.
on the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1904. at the east front door or the
court house In the town OF Las We
gas. San Miguel county, New Mexico,
offer for sale and sell for cash at pub
lie sale, to the highest and best bid
der, all and singular the following
described land and real estate, situ-
ate, lying and being In the county OF
Dona Ana. and Territory Of New Mex
leo. to wit:
All that certain piece and parcel Of
land and real estate known as the
Thompson Ranch, being half a mile
from the town of Dona Ana. In the
said county OF Dona Ana Territory
aforesaid. and bounded and described
as follows. to wit: On the north by
lands now OF formerly OF Jose Tells,
and public lands. on the west by lands
now or formerly OF Louis w. Geek; on
the south by lands now or formerly
OF Francisco Rodriguez, and on the
east by lands now or formerly OF J. M.
Flores and others. containing two
hundred acres, more or less.
Dated this sth day Of January, 1904.
ALICE w. MILLS.
Administrative OF the estate Of Wilson
Waddingham. deceased.
9~-16-23.30.G
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
Long Santa Fe Runs.

The conductors, trainmen, and por.
tiers on the Santa Fe limited make the
longest runs. In that part of the serv-
ice Of any men in the employ Of the
company. says the Topeka State
Journal. The men who run through
here on these trains from Kansas City
10 La Junta, Colo, and make the long
run back on the return trip. They
leave Kansas City at $40 o'clock In
the morning and arrive at La Junta
at 10:2 20 d. IN. All OF this time is almost
continuous running. this train making
but few stops. This Is the only run
on the road where the conductors run
through Dodge City. the other passen-
ger conductors stopping at that place
when they arrive. from either di.
.fection. There Ii a baggageman on
train No. l through Hutchinson who
runs from Kansas City to Albuquer-
que without stopping OF. This Is the
longest baggagerun on the road. There
are also some express employees who
run through from Kansas City to Den.
yer on trains Nos. s and 8. This gives
them long hours. but all Of the men
have a lay-over which Is long enough
to give them plenty OF rest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03

Soldiers Of Fortune tonight, Duncan
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03

Soldiers d Fortune tonight, Duncan
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
NERVE ON THE eALLows.:
when the Hangman Quit. the Convict
Promptly Hanged Himself.

when the Hang Quit. the Convict
Promptly Hanged Himself.
Some time ago a Russian criminal
was executed In st. Petersburg. He
had during two years murdered twelve
persons, the last n being a priest. The
law did not show this monster any
mercy. but speedily condemned him to
death.
Stebljanskl was the name of this
wholesale murderer. and he hoped TO
the last for clemency. When the death
warrant was read and the keeper In
formed him that he had but six hours
to live he ragged and swore 10 revenge
himself In the most horrible manner.
After being left alone In the cell the
first thing he did was to break his lamp.
and. procuring some matches. he set
Are 10 the oil. In a moment the flames
broke through the windows, and the
entire building was for 4 time threat
ened with destruction. Fortunately the
fire WINS discovered In time and got rn-
der control before much damage had
been done, hut In the meantime a ter
rible struggle ensurd between the keep
crs and the criminal. who had fortified
himself with IN iron bar taken from
his bedstead. The first man TO enter
the cell was knocked senseless. and 1t
was only after being almost sulfocatea
with smoke that the prisoner was
finally ~overpowercd. Next morning the
execution took place. The condemned
man assembled the scaffold with much
brayado. made a thorough examination
Of the same and finally declared the
rope was too short.
II cannot get my head In the loop"
he said, .and. though II will cause me
some Inconvenience to wait. l will
smoke a cigarette while you are having
II attended to-"
He lighted Il cigarette and, turning to
the execuiioner. made a speech. point
Ing out the dctcstable In his profession.
and as a condemned criminal In RUSSIA
has certain rights no one dared to In
tcrrupt him.
The execnti0ncr. who was really n
tender hearted man, became visibly ar
fected by the morallzing words or the
murderer and. turning to the crowd ns-
sembled before the scaffold, declared
that bis conscience did not allow him
to proceed or to take a fellow mans
life. and he then and there resigned his
position and departed amid the shouts
Of the assemblage.
This caused great confusion among
the representatives OF the law, for
where could they In q hurry get anoth.
er e~xecutioncrf The question was.
however. solved by the condemned
man, who declared that he would ex.
ecute himself as soon MS he got through
smoking. He started nm interesting
conversation with the priest during
the five minutes or so which he had
left and recommended that he read
Count Tolstoi's latest book, which con.
tains striking remarks about the rcla.
ton Of capital punishment to the teach
ings Of Christianity. He then threw
q kiss to a pretty girl among the spec
tators. stuck his head In the loop and
kicked away the trip beneath his feet.
Washington Star.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
Good Water.

AS was announced several days ago,
the Santa Fe is planning to better its
water service so that 1t will be able
to furnish all of its employees working
north of Sixth street with well water
for drinking purposes. says the To-
peka Journal. The company was, be.
fore the flood, pumping water from
the river and also from a large well
near the pump house, and both kinds
OF water were forced into the large
main, and from that into all of the
shops and offices north of Sixth street.
This was objected to on account Of the
alleged Impurities OF the water, SO for
the Offices south Of Fourth street and
for passenger ars the water Is being
supplied By the city. the mains OF the
railroad company and that OF the city
being connected near Fourth street.
The plan Of the company Is to deepen
the company's well. now 40 feet deep
and 60 feet In diameter and make 1t
about So feet deep. This done a steel
casing will be put down in the old
wall. The casting will consist of two
Innings 80 inches apart, with the in.
teryening space filed with concrete.
The well will then afford enough pure
water to supply all the shops and of.
fees north of Sixth street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
Missouri Pacific Adopts Block system.

A contract with the Union Switch
and Signal company company for the
installation Of an electrical automatic
block system on all the main line
tracks Of the Missouri Pacific system
has been signed BY william Cotter,
manager Of the railroad. II Is thought
the system will be in use on the SO
miles OF main line between Kansas
City and st. Louis, and on the 165
miles OF the st. Louis Iron Mountain
& Southern between st. Louis and
Popular Bluff. BY May !. The other
lines Of the Missouri Pacific system
will later be equipped with the block
system.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
MORA MUSINGS.
Something Concerning Some Mora
County People. A Road That
Needs Fixin'.

To The Optic.
MORA, N. NJ, Feb. There is
just now nothing especially exciting in
this neck o. the woods. The taxpayers
are congratulating themselves that
they have in charge of the collectors
Office a man Of the honesty Of Ro.
mualdo Roybal. Mr.. Roybal has
promptly met the shortage In his Of
flee. Another thing. MIR. Roybal Is
giving great satisfaction as a collector
Of taxes and now that he has taken
personal charge Of the Office there
promises to be a general stirring UP
OF delinquent taxpayers such as has
not been known in years.
Uhlich Strong Is q sort Of an in
dispensable around the county Offices.
He is a good accountant and assists
in keeping county books properly en-.
tered.
Tito Melendez Is giving his personal
attention to the Office OF sheriff with
diligence than ever. and the
would-be law breaker has taken to the
woods.
Tom Walton, the genial mayor OF
Mora, is improving his various prop
critics around the town, and never los.
es an opportunity to ~popularize his
hosiery.
The Kahn hotel is an ably man
aged hosiery and the Misses Kohn
never overlook an opportunity Of max
ing 1t a most attractive stopping place
for the weary and dusty traveller.
That rocky road between Mora and
the upper town should have the at
tention Of the county commissioners
some day, and be closed up and a new
and passable throughfare built by the
county along the east bank Of the riy-
er. The road In question has already
worn out enough wagons, buggies and
other vehicles in the last twenty years
TO pay for the construction or d dozen
good roads.
DR.. J. J. Bergman, who administers
to the Ills Of Moraites, has purchased
a building In a good location and Is
overhauling the same for a sanitar.
ium. It will be nicely fitted up and
will no doubt be well patronized.
In s. II. Biernbaum, the efficient
county clerk, Mora county has a splen.
did official who Is carefully attend
Ing to county business and giving
general satisfaction and with the
county commissioners, Matias Macs
tas. Frank Vigil and Manuel Lopez.
all good officials. is striving TO sub
serve the best interests OF the county.
and anyone who thinks they have an
easy job Is badly mistaken.
The schools Of Mora county are
safe In the hands Of Rafael Romero,
who is giving satisfaction to everyone.
He Is conceded by everybody who has
been acquainted with school AFFAIRS
In Mora county TO have made n
OF the best superintendents Mora
county ever had. There are better
schools and more Of them than
eve before and tho school terms In
the various districts have been con
slderabiy heightened.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-03
Reconstruct the Line.

plans have been made for the entire
reconstruction of the New York Gen.
trail roadbed for a distance OF 80 miles
from ~northward and the elimination
of all grade crossings on the Hudson
river and the Harlem divisions. These
have been submitted to the local au.
thorities of Yonkers, Mount Vernon,
~Iryington, Tarrytown and Ossining.
The local and township authorities be
tween the Harlem division are also
considering plans for the several sec
lions of the railroad passing through
their territory.