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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21
DOING somETHlNo--c

UUINu SUMt THINU--N, 7, IdHbb'
lin. manager OF the Whitewater Cop.
per Mining company a ST. Louis cor.
poration, owning a group Of fifteen
valuable copper claims in the Burro
mountains, Tuesday. the 18th. pIt 20
work n force OF fifteen men develop
ing the properties OF the compang.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

AN Accomplished DOG OWN.
ER-One OF the members OF the Ma.
Reiss Carnival company has a large
dog which be claims Is one Of the
Nose intelligent CANNES In existence.
The owner says tina, the ANNA! was
left by mistake at Las Vegas. when
the company came 70 Santa Fc. I'm.
daunted. the canine, with human In.
feiilgence, got on the first train going
west On the Santa Fe, alighted al
iAamy and took the branch train for
Santa re, arriving a few hours after
the company.
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OR. MLELLANo oEAD-Dr. chas

Or. MLELLAND DEAD-Dr. Chas
Mcclellan. for nearly three years a
resident and p%racticing physician oi
Deming. died last Tuesday morning.
while en- route from Reserve, In .he
western part Of Socorro county. to
Magdalena. He vas evidently on hia
way home. and was travelling overland
to the nearest railroad station. dis.
tant from Reserve about $50 miles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

Vim. Inythe is still very II al
Springer,
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Chapman Lodge No. 2. A. r. 4 A. NJ.
Regular communications LIST and 3rd
Thursdays in each month. Visiting
rrothers cordially invited. n r
Williams. W. NJ, Charles H. Spor.
'eder, Secretary.
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Postal typewriter price s2s;
NJ sale at Arpel Bros Agents i0e7
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For Rent-Modern roo with bath,
inquire 1904 Eighth street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-21

FIRST PRtzE-George M. slaught.
er Of Roswell has received word from
81. Louis. that HIS lot Of Short Horn
have taken the first prize nj the
worlds fair and his lot NJ two-year
old Herefords. the second prize. This
same herd Of Short Horns took frs,
prize at the Royal stock show In Chi
cago. aud the same Hercfords tool
the third prize at the same time
Slaughter's cattle are famous through
out the west.
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osTEoPATH.

Or. Emma PurneII, Physician. Office,
olney block. Hours. 9 to IL; 1880
to 4. Phones. Las Vegas Il; Colo
RADIO. l75. Sunday hours by appoint.
ment.
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REOMEN meet in Fraternal Broth.
erhood hall every Thursday sleep
Of each moon q the Seventh Run and
10th Breath. Waiting chiefs always
welcome to the Wigwam OF VIM. N.
Lewis. Sachem; Thos. C. Lpse..
Chief OF Records.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
Professional Directory.
ARcHirgcra

HOLT 4 HOLT,
Architects and Civil Enoinssn
Maps and surveys made buillinr
and construction work Of al kinds
tanned and superintended. Ofncs
Montoya Building. Plaza, Las vsx..
Phone o..
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sT~ENoGRAPHER

sTENoGRAPHER.
W. n. unsIes, stenographs, AZ.
typewriter. room No. 8. Cw so
block. Las Vegas, Deposition ana
av'sry public.
office telephone, Colorado No. 80.
Residence telephone, Colorado No. 23s
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FOR SALE.

LOR SALE-A Franklin Typewriter. nearly
+ new. In first-class condition, a high-grade
machine, originally costing 5000, Will be
sold at q bargain, | have no use for II. Inquire
Of w. r. Thresher at the Optic. 9-fD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
Soltiiff
1ociaeoe inlonGupt9 mine
gierDer.
Waatte boioe ov mec at pro-
otte | to 4ar.
Or. Wifes' WerDine Gjoroe
MIC ftGrf tgem.

Or 1e inaoY seDer 7e aobt2 stoar 8e op no
bbilrf, frHt "a aarf2 81 geTes eierHf liar % attiu1
opis life. Ia las bel %igl9eaoe. ss A~Dorlfoes anbre
aibeuoe II b'euet h%eltteb't.
v5or noaie aar aofu ri ie3 solitii, tpiliei %tbelasos
mine gleruer "a eelbreo. > a FEB ~irpsteliat al Smerie
/ noDebet o. osoe I popeofalien. 3ta innbe lie ii1is
berr, Ga efier TO liars ei6eier maatte lea op9ipe min
graiteaernilm o. Init IT'D paa min Yarn oaar fora
fomms til arafter. Men bet biaIp lite. ea9ebebanos
lima oa 4atentmrbitiner bragte intel Reiuliat. Seq
par pberorbeutlia nerups % irritabel % rniieof iinoers
ti6en foriarl eliat. stei tunbe ie9 itet itte taale. Zen
miubitt 5iaosbspaeelie iennis 8Iobstl I'll 5opeofi. 5or
TO War ieen p%oettaltes ieg til at bruce Or. Niles @fs
noratioe gleroine. Otter grua al en- 5laite mGrfeoe
lea 3eorins, iaa ia DeobleD at taae oet naiten ct var
9a er glao peb at fHnae fac at ieg lite mere bar
gmerisr / oopebet % ~uerbsis aBitelier. Niln @ppetit
er aob, "a Tea Tan prgbife tre @ange ont Senoageh
notn at blDe irGt. 3e9 amer Or. Miles glerbine
iom ben NET biouHoerlias Nleoiein. ptr nogeniinee er
o%poaaet." Reu. Z altg. polmau, 9rGi peo Il. y.
Ghurd, Mariou, Sno.
VIE apotefere iolger og garanterer ben ieriie Jialte
al IT. Nlacs' g9gemibler. Striu otter III 5oa onl
@erpsItet oa oierteipaoomme, Nortsie: Or. Miies'
MeDical 60, elfhart, 9no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

fer mine Zine. jeg bprte benz tale,
4srte mig IelO tale, jeg Iaa 9piet
9limte / oeres gjne. Iaa Oeres LANCE
alaOer iOinge uo fom 3oi0li8e 8aas
geflige / 2uften 1900.
Gnoetig fat0t ie9 til ao, men bleo
enbnu oeo / 9remme at iAsle meo bet
itete.
9a bet tug til at lpsne, tom ga
rem 2ene o9 fp5ieoe mig og gn1feos
mig alaOeli9t Qptdar.
o60orban bar bet bog meO Dig
Rat?1 iper9er bun.
oSd, 6ooroan BAR bet?" flyer jsg
og refer mig op / Sen9en. uSe8
6liber alorig / 9eroen thar ober bet.
5or bet er enonu / bette gje6lit for
mig. JON De TO gomle bar 0aret bo5
mig / Rat"
opor Bu omit / 6ooeoet2" Tpprs
Der bun.
Rel, ilet life. 8u tror Oiit. ie9
matter bilbt.
a8u Ter iaa unoerli9t paa mig"
Seq er fulhtommn raft; men
bet, jeg bar ople0et / Oenne glat :. :.
Du tan albrig tro, 6oor bet bar unz
berligtl"
6un ftrpa nit 9uar. oaag Dig
liot til6a9e igen!"
Men ieg 6leO iiO0en0e OpreiIt.
Oct er life alene bet meo be to gam.
le@, flyer ie9, bet er Iaa me9et an
bet; jea bar iet I'D ooer %6un0rere
Qars 9o~n0e6iitorie, iaa lepen0e. js3
bar alOrig fpr tent ri9ti9 ooer, bill
tet magtiQt 0pToina 9onoeItanOen
far toget, jeg er Iaa opfpfOt al =.
ie9 BED life 6ooO, ie9 Ipnes, ie9 tunoe
leq9e mig pda mine 8naer og iigs:
Sub 5aoer fe 2oo % 3ot for aft"
Sea to9 6enoes 6aano. o6por bet
ffal 6lioe 0elfiqnet for os at tomme i
airfe i Dag
9oren Gene, Der MI forffoo, At ie9
par peo min fulbe Canning. tog Dor
fife 0ren9 DIP At bans Seng % tom
ben til mig men BAN
Sea ifo9 Qrmene om bans lins,
barme arop og tnugeOe BAN inn til
miQ:
On ffaf foa ct aoot QrDe9o6s At
bin 5ar og Mor",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
Sitfe5ailfef.
@6nDiellpt)1

5 fierne 9onoe pi lomme / gu,
SuIen meo 9%arnoommens @laoer;
DIN END 0i er title fra 0iemmet MI,
Dog olemmes ei 6ortioens Seoer.
gi Ifunoom I 9anterrt mpoes meo
BEN,
Som / 8arnOommen bar os iao
t9re;
DIN Sulen ri tenter liar paa port
6jem
9OOr aoOt BET beg bar Der at Oare.
Den Sulegrpo fmaate ioa inoerIi8
gobt,
ut laoe zen tunOe fig lonne.
Sit ej pi en- 9aas, par bet minore
flot -
gaa mooerIig Om6u ri ifpnnc.
Dbdo dnoen Sef0onln9 DOR Sul eHe
bar;
Den tnpttcr for tebie ct Minoe.
Sra gornoommens 9age bos M}ober
o9 5ar
Dens Qarfa9 6leb la9t os paa @inoe.
SeIn 0abnet 9oar oi0t ON 9ano.
oon elites At beie % laoe;
Dleo BAN fan ej lignen no9en 0lano,
Bar bans enb ben ijalonelte @abe.
San bar 10 CUBS Sgn Iei0 Der poa
por Soro.
Iii 8orftel fra andre of Stammep;
90 tror ou poo BAN, bu / Gimme
len beer,
5bor aft er / 6rgo % i @ammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
geterfen. 300 gi0er / ginb. Re0s
Fat fra 1920 til $1.70.

peterIen 300 5iber | ginb. Heo=
TAT fra 1920 til $1.70.
126. 9eO @engetib. 6n Mobsrs
Orb til 8prnene, At Qagrita Mous
rier, meb 5ororb at 9ogneprait
Sbomas 3grbam. 129 Siber /
gino. Qeb1dt fra $1.00 til Goo.
127. ai6arb qeterien: Sire 9ibsz
biGeoer: @erner Q6rabamIon,
9ubbig 8ucf, MoriB Nrabt og
bans 5or6olb til 0anmart, 9oul
MpGer. 235 9i6er, inobun0en.
1eOfat fra $1.70 til $1.oo
128. 8. 6. M%drteafen, MT 8iora9 til
en- aardfteriitit at oan't qreOifen |
bet nittenbe Qar6nnbrebes iiOite
6alOoel, af 9. Ronmftab, @osnes
preit. 154 Siber in6buaben.
gebfat fra 1920 til $1.00.
100. Sra ae6itd6sIioet / gamle 9age,
al 8ilb. Md1in9. 128 Siber inbs
bunoen. Nebiat fra $1.00 til Zoe.
131. ariiten og Spbe. @n 5orteaing
fra bet 16be Q~ar6unbrebe of adrl
5einrict Gaspori, meb ct 5Ororb
at @lotsproft 2ic. tb. qouffen.
244 Siber inbbua6en. Nebfat fra
$1.70 til $1.10.
1872. 8aqnb. st 2ibsbi0ebe |
bramatiff 5orm, oF Bib. Maning.
152 Siber i%nbbunben / flint 8tnb.
Nebfot fra $3.50 til Doc.
1873. qortreter fra airten. o. g.
Monrab. 6. 6oftrup og sc. Grt@
mobt. gibro9 til en- adrafteriftit
af banif grabifen / bet nittenbe
4or6unbrebes libite 6albbel. 172
Sioer inbbunbea. Iebfat fra
$1.30 til SOC.
134. Tor 6unbrebe Qar Iiben, Sitter
oF Qioet / 9dnmdrt 1888, At
RidorO qeterIen. 176 Si6er ino@
bunoen. RtbTot fra $1.30 til 90c.
1876. So6n 4aluoans0iiGer Mens
ne7fet8 9omebie. Dramatic 0igts
Ming. 2o1 Sioer i 0milag. geos
Fat fra $1.00 til zoe.
1877. Reliqionsp6iloFop6i. at a. Riefs
Tens. 537 Gioer / 0m7lag. Reoz
fat fra $500 til SOC.
1873. Relioion. Reliqioaer og ariItens
Dom, gi6raq til Reliqion8pbiloios
pbien. At SO. s. Monrao. 500
Cher / 0mIla9. RebIat fra $2.4o
til Goo.
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Rlaie. 9ehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
8ooer
neoiatte priier,

gi bar mobtaQet mango gooe bilIiae
gsger, Iom life er opfprt / port 9otds
log. Somme Ialges til neoIat pris.
iaalenge Opla9et oarer. priierae er
uett2. og gegerne ienbes portofrit, til
Oplaqet er ubiolgt, / ben Orben. fom
gefiGinqerne in6lsber. Sfrio meb
bet Iammen, inben bet er for tent.
Ugegcrne b~eitires efter Summer.
III. 5lbIignaler og en- Gfteritrift.
80 9lobartifler (meo ct 5ororb),
af 5reoerit S%ungerien. @algmenigz
bebspraft / aeben6abn. 81 Siber
/ Omilag. 9ebIat fra 20 til 10e.
118. geofemooer, 5%oria1ing At
Gnub @tDtte. 245 Siber 1 0mIlag.
g1ebIat fra $1.10 til 60e.
120. 6rits goiien. en- Den, fil6ret at
en- Gen. 9ilbefm girfebat. 90
Sioer i 0mfla9. IeoIat fra Do
til zoe.
121. 8oltefri6eO og 6sitirteli96eo. s.
Snblag /. Qutioens aulturtamp
at 81. 81. 81. Qretanoer, aano.
teol. III Sioer / 0milag. Deb
lat fra DO til zoe.
1913. Worfsqrabifener, of Charles
8. Spur9eon, oOerIatte fra Gn9elit
uf 9. g.. 295 Siber / gino. Nebs
fat fra 1920 til $1.40.
10. Gn @arIelszReit / Danmarts
Gfumring. at 9iI6eIm 9irtebal.
II SiOer / OmTlaa. 0eOiut fra
10 til zoe.
III. 6bab er Sanbbeb2 st Snbla9
t pore 9o9e8 9ro5Frio, af 5rebes
rif Sungerfen. 228 Siber t Oms
flag. Nebiat fra $1.20 til Goo.
112. Rinbe ON 9. W. @erenisn,
aatefet | aege. 0eb ben Abe 4priI
1873. Deb Breberit Sungsrien.
128 Siber / OmfIag. Nebiat fra
Coo. til zoe.
115. Gil Soripur for a%ritentroens
Sonbbeb. Gn 6adnbsratning for
2agfolt, at 6reberit Sun9erfea,
qreit peb abbenbaons 9algmenigs
beb. 100 Siber / Omilag. Neb~
Fat fra 40 til SOC.
124. gertel Glmguurb: 6jemitaoa=
9ineber fra Sbnanb | Somrene
1856. 80 Siber | 8inb.
NebTat fra $1.90 til $1.20.
125. Sra bet ipenite &irtelib | bt
fiblte 6unbrebe Mur. Noele pea
fons os SibsfitOringer at &i4art
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Gn iGliom 6NittfGrO.
ri 2atorias 9ielfen.
G5ortfat ira 3. Sioe.9


Morten itoo taos og 9runoeoe meo
ct fort. fr9oefalot emil ON 0auns
ben.
Utter lefteos ban 0ooeoet: 30
On bar lige fad me8et at li9e / Can
bet Tom 6erremanoen2"
De- oil ieg lite ii9e," i%Oareoe
ieo.
s iorte 3rof f%ortaIte ieg BAN ON
Dor loDgioenoe 5oriamling. o@eo
2anbstbingapalgene bar 9erremdns
ben meqet mere at iiae eno jeg; for
aanbst6inget er be Stores og aiges
9bing; men peo 5oltetbingspdlgene
peier en- gonoes og en- arbejbsmanos
Stsmms li9e iau meget iom en- Der
remanos. % ri bar mango 9snoer /
5oltet6inaet. ogiaa aoit;ai9e / aanos.
tbinget. iaa Ri ggnber og Smaafoit
er MI ON Stunoer lige iad goot ION
be Gtore % aige meo at Iape Can
bets qobe."
Oct er fOrbaOienoe!" ubbreo
Worten.
"a, BET CT gaoet Tremao for Bon
beTtanttn / bette 6unorebaar."
Sea MATTE mtitItaa, at Der snbnu
bar meget / 9enberne5 9io. iom bar
froget % gait. Sell O8 9aarli84eO tr
oer net at aae gs9ne ! 9eroen, men
/ bet bsle % fore babe 9onoetans
ben ta9et itg aoot op % tun0e fulot
pel 6abbe tn plabs / Samfunoet oen
Siben At 6errenenoene, gmbeOss
Itonben % 9ebitooborgerne.
Oct er for6abien0el" gentog Mors
ten.
90 aft bet Tan pi isrft % frems
NET taffe Dor ri Borfatning for
Meb faa 0ro f%ortalte ieg BAN om
G~runolo0sn. 5ri3eosto0en, 9ioun=
b%srloeen. Der 6aobe ita6t 0illadr foe
en- brat abfoloelfe df oQe oBati8e
arafter / Solicit.
pet er lite til at forItaa," iagoe
Morten.
1%lpi(faarfia tom lea til at butte pad
Carl glougs Beers ON gonoens 5ors
nebrelie / gamle 9o9e:
Ser tom en- lib fpor 5O9Oens qiIl
bans Rna / 5urer plsieo;
bo Snlt % mn iao Deo bans Dill.
% 9roaeiinb ban bsieo.
ba ban FEB 9aoen ben | 2Ggt,
ca Slep6eo letteo Qaaets 9agt =
Men jeg biloe lite minoe min GAM
le Olbefaoer ON giiten; / Steoet
for bette @ers gengaD ieg nogle 81
nier af BET IiOite Beers at Sangen'
Den baaIfe gonOe iiober nu
I 8oltets Roao meb 2Gre;
meo Gtuloer ItGrf og trofait 9u
ban fal Dor 5ribeb barel"
morten benOte fig mob i'm 9uitru
Den COP ftal hi butte al tatte Dor
berre for" Saa brejtbe bun Iig dtte'
ON imoo mig: IS glemmer bel lit
9or6erre for alt bet M"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

agisi, bi boloer paa bore airfer og
paa gor6erres Orb; Ri bar / often
iun9et: SUBS Orb, BET er bort
Qroegoos.
Som agte gammeloa9s 9onbe fob
Morten roli9 og ubeoagelig. men je9
lan0e ie. Der BAR noget. Der git / gel=
ge9ang i bans grbit. st Oar fore
Hare 8aarer l1Ite i bans Zine. ba
ban uobrpO:
oSaa er Der oog 6leoet noget af
Def gamle til6a9e / @aar0en. Def .r
qobt Qroegobs bet. CAB bin 5gn
faa bet otter 0ig!!~
Oct itat 6anl1 lobepe ieg. Seq
pitoe raffe BAN min 6aano, men bleb
/ bet iamme o0erfaloe at en- unoerz
Zig Sbimmelbeb.
6bab BAR bet ? Sea faa noqet
bbiot flagre iom piftenbe 5lor fer
mine Zine og merfeOe en- Telfom
9eoaqetie / auften. 3raerne fbajes
Re % gQngeoe. after iuite bet meb
bampeoe 5oner / quften; jeg bar Iaa
operbaloet At aft. bbaO ieg berte og
iad, at ieg bar nGr pe6 at Iegne om.
9a ieg tom til mig Iet0 igen, bar
be TO boioe StiftelIer forIounbne.
Seq toO en- StunO og bolOt paa
nit 6ierte og iaa mig omtring. 5
bet famine 9aleoe ct par 6aner inbe
i 6anie4uIet.
9anaiomt. Itataanoet. belt unoerz
Zig til Mooe gift ieg ino / Stuen og
iatte mig paa min plaos / Sofaen.
Seq bar ioa trat. faa trat. nit So
oeb iant ne6' paa 9roitet, og bet par,
fom ct SIR IGntebe fig ODer ale mt
ne 3anfer. ogau falber ieg / Sson,"
flyer ie9 til mig Ielo. Soa oibIte
ieg life mere al mig iefo at Iige.
qoa en- Sang marfer ie9, at mo-
gen itaar o9 riper i mig. 3sg 1Iaar
gjnene op og Ter en- bDiO StittelIe
faa for MIG.
o6oor er 0orten ?" ipsyaer
iea.
Seg troeoe i fsrfte 9ie6lif. bet
par min 0loemo'r. Der bar tommen
til6aae. aglaa, er bet Dl9l1 figer
ieg. oa isa Ter. 6pem bet CT.
oMenneife boo" ii9er bun - ban
bar tiae faa 6oio i fit ani9t ion ct
Qig - ooeriom lite ie9 bar lac ans
GET, faa dnaeit! Sea paagnet j
Ter. at aloften er 4, og On er life
/ Gengen % bar lite p9ret ber."
ia, 9aren Gene" flyer jeg, ojeg
bar opleoet noget / benne Rat, Iom
ieg albrig tan 9lemme.
,6boroan er bet bog fat meo Zig
er Oh ip92"
Rel, pitt life, men bet er Ioa
ub~egribeligt, iaa rent ufatteli9t :. e."
Sea matte trafte 9eiret lan9t ct
Bar @ange og fumme mig Iibt.
.g}en hnab err bet boa. hpd6 er
bet9" Ipsrger bun.
Def er, at mine Oloefor9lore Ear
poret FER / gat -. ia, On 9h't
men bet er Sanb6eb, ieg bar oGret
runbf / @aorben meo Dem ,e5
er lige tommet in0."
o9len Sato6 oo9!" iiaer bun. sec
funbe Ie, 6bor bun oirre0e unoer
Qoftreien % alofien. uaom nu CO
goa / seng og ie at TONNE riatis II
Dig ielO."
Seq ftreq mig ober gjnene. u5a.
FAB mia TONNE / Seng."
8et par mia life muli8t at fable
t 5son, BET m1loreoe meo 5orsitis
finger / min 9ierne, jeg iau snonu
be 10 6bibe Gfiftefier. Iaa lebenoc
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Morten fob taos o9 9ranbe6e me0
ct fort. fr9oefulot emil ON Mluns
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-11-05
PARIS the MEETING PLACE
ANGLO-RUSSiAN COMMISSION OF
INQUIRY TO CONSIST OF
FIVE ADMlRALS.

Paris, Nov. 5.-Foreign Minister
Delcasse announced to the council OF
ministers during the day the details of
the approaching session OF the Anglo
Russian commission in the North sea
incident He said that by agreement
between both parties Paris had now
been formally determined on for the
sessions of the commission. These
might begin about Nov. 16, If arrange,
ments were possible to secure full
attendance by that time. Otherwise
the sessions would open soon after
that date. The commission would be
composed OF British, Russian, French
and American admirals, one from each
country, these four to select a fifth
admiral The sessions will be held at
the foreign Office. probably In the hall
OF the ambassadors. M. Delcasse Is
arranging to give the commission
every facility. 1t Is the understanding
that the commission will hear oral tes-
timony, chiefly that of the Russian
officers who were detached from their
ships at Vigo and the principal wit
nesses who testified at the Hull in
quest The desire of the authorities
here is to expedite the inquiry, as 1t
Is understood to be the wish of all
concerned to reach an early decision.
M. Delcasse's statement to the minis
ters was based upon official advices
showing the present status OF the nego-
tions, which continue to be open to
modification pending the formal adhe-
sion of both parties to the convention.
However, as the reports show that
both Great Britain and Russia are in
favor of the sessions being held in
Paris the officials here consider the
point is settled, but they recognize
that the composition and membership
of the commission and other details
will not be final until Russia formally
accepts the convention.
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AWAITED WITH INTEREST.
Further Tidines of Events at Port
Arthur.

Chefoo, Nov. 5.-Chinese who left
Port Dalny Thursday evening report
that patches of wounded were passing
through Dainy They report also that
during the recent battle fresh Japa-
nese troops were constantly going to
the front.
1t is reported that the Japanese
killed or wounded in front OF Port
Arthur during the last three months
approximate 10000.
There are persistent rumors that
the Japanese have occupied the forts
Of Rihlung mountain and certain forts
Of the Keekwan group, but well in
formed Japanese here consider these
rumors as premature. These Japa-
nese, however, are confident that the
end OF the Russian occupation OF Port
Arthur is fast approaching. They adj
nit that they have been disappointed
heretofore, but say that their hopes
never had such a faot-based founda-
tion as those they at present enter
tain.
The fact that General Nogi, com
mander OF the third Japanese army
before Port Arthur. has allowed the
Associated Press dispatches to leave
the front of the base of his operations
Is looked upon as strongly indicating
the confident spirit of the besiegers.
Further tidings of events at Port
Arthur are awaited here with an in
tensity of interest greater than any
displayed since the beginning OF the
war.
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DIR. DEcosTA DEAD.
Prominent Episcopalian Recently Con-
verted to Catholicism.

New York, Nov. 5.-Rev. DR.. Ben
jamin f. Decosta, the Episcopal clergy
man who about five years ago became
a convert to the Roman Catholic
church and year ago was ordained a
priest, died during the day in st. Vim
cents hospital. He was seventy-four
years of age and had been in poor
health for more than year.
Before entering the Roman Catholic
church DR.. Decosta was for thirty
eight years pastor of st. Johns Prote5-
tant Episcopal church, holding promi-
nent place in the religious life of this
city. He took an active part in the
controversy over the admission of DIR:
Briggs to the Episcopal ministry ana
soon afterwards he resigned from the
Episcopal church and became mem
ber of the Roman Catholic church.
Last fall, while in Rome, he was or
dained deacon and on Nov 20 last
was ordained priest. He returned
to this city to engage in parish work,
but his health failed. DR.. Decosta
served through the Civil war as chap
lain of the Fifth and Eighteenth Mas
sachusetts infantry regiments.
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A~--.~-- cations aIoag
the.l Hn--s ----- s.4ongiy fortified
and tneJ ~" sntrenching along
the hun .!tef 10 the westward.
On Monica, on the Russian extreme
right, a squadron of Don Cossacks
charged a battery of Japanese artil-
lery near Lidantoun. The Cossacks
went forward at a gallop through a
field OF uncut millet against the fire of
the battery and had almost reached
the guns when a couple of companies
of Japanese infantry rose up and
poured in several yolleys, compelling
the cavalrymen to ride out of the field
al an even faster pace than they went
into it. The Cossacks lost about
twenty-five men.
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Orphan Children Win Ee Returned to
New York.

Orphan Children VIII Ee Returned to
New York.
Denver, Nov. "a special to the
Rocky Mountain News from Prescott,
Arlz., says:
Attorney General Wells of Arizona
has received private letter from
Phoenix stating that Governor Brodie
has quietly LETT there for Clifton and
Morenci under orders from President
Roosevelt TO gather up the forty or
phans recently taken away from the
Sisters of Mercy and to prepare at
once to return them to New YORK.
Since the sisters We're forced few
weeks ago to give up the children TO
Clifton and Morenci white people they
have taken the matter before the pres
ident. They allege that a majority OF
the forty orphans are now in the GUS
tody of disreputable people, some be-
ing keepers of grog shops and bawdy
houses.
The letter received by Attorney Gen
eral Wells is the first authentic infor-
nation bearing on the movements of
Governor Brodie, who left Phoenix
without making his purpose known.
The forty orphans were brought
from New York to be placed with Mex
lean families. They were taken by
force from the Mexicans by whites,
the latter threatening to lynch an
agent of the sisters. The governor is
said to fear trouble when he tries to
take the children and has instructed
Captain Rynding of the Arizona Ran
gers at Douglas to be ready to quell
any disturbance that may arise.
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RUSSlah DEFENSE DOGGEO
JAPANESE CONTINUE TO ATTACK
PORT ARTHUR WITH RE-
NEWED ViGOR.

Shanghai, Nov. 5.-Advices reaching
Shanghai during the day say that the
japanese assault or Port Arthur con-
tinues with unabated vigor and that
the russian defense is dogged and de-
te. mined.
j ae northern portion of East Keek-
wan mountain has been captured by
the Japanese, who hold il under furi-
GUS .tasslan nie.
"a .ost IN the inner line of defenses
was sesno. cd by the explosion of a
lu.., a44nS un NOV. z.
4.o .a-u -ualI.es Oh the Japanese are
repo. tea 10 De enormous.
T. bciieI prevails That the Russian
Warships VIII make another attempt
TO escape.