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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
is
ON THE INCREASE.
Another Fight at Genoa Between
Strikers and Police.
Much Disorder,
tBy Associated Press,1

Z gEsf,t Z; ils tl3y Associated al'Iess'J III
ROME. scptember l7,7-The Socialists
agitation is on the increase. especially
In the northern part OF Italy In sonlo
places it As assuming tho character OF
a rebellion. Another fght has occurred
at Genoa between tho strikers and police.
The whole night was passed In darkness,
there. owing to the strike, Tho Mayor
and other municipal offices OF Milan
comes to Rome to-day to present to tho
government an expression OF the indlg-
nation of the population of Milan as a
result of what they term the slaughter
OF tho people. Tho real cause OF. the
whole agitation ~ an attempt Of the
extreme party to overthrow the Cabinet,
since, In spite Of the fact that II is q
liberal ministry, II energetically keeps
tho extremists In hand, The strike here
has begun, but 1t is not general.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Virginia..

Confederate soldiers save a Federal
veteran at Bristol from 4 paupcr.s grave
THE oyster sea opens rs on me sor FiP 5e
oyster rocks--Captain Thomas SeaWyard
commits suicide WITH laudanum at Irving
4 5ton--White man sentenced to Jail from
Chesterfield court; Alvin Netherwoods as.
to hang--R oman Lodge OF Masons III
Danville to esta..lsil7a a feminine branch
pool-room gamblers at st. Asaphs.g arrest
ed viola ting Mirginia,s 81 ant,gampl,ng .n ~,
agent on Southern train taken ~ and re
moved from the train at Amelia--I,he
Fourth District Committee find Southall's
majority to be 160 votes
North Carolina.
ship-wrecked crew brought into VIII
Emlngton after q marvellous esca pe----Th no
,nutinous seniors OF the Agricultural and
Mcchanical College VIII al be reinStatsd Inns
receive at all--Ex Congressman John
Nichols tells Raleigh newspaper men
about using monkeys to pick cotton
The case of Or. Julian I. Baker5f for mur-
der a Iarboro given to the jury, but no
verdict rendered Snt late hour.
General. ss
Big battle In, vicinity OF Mukden mo-
Gmcntnrily expected Japanese are advance
Ing on both 'nanks and outposts are en-
gagged twenty miles south; refugees are
Fwarming into the town; oyama will try
10 bring campaign to decisive end before
winter ,sets in: General attack, Oh Port
Arthur, was expected on September 18th;
Japanese lombard fortress with terrific
force; siege works completed rumors + I
possible carly end 4 OF war arc received
with incrcdul l!ty---!T elegraph opera tor a T.
ter being robbed sends warning over wires
md thieves arc arrested at next station
-scalp OF dog grated On girls head
rest pass funeral cortege OF murdered
bniiff: twenty OF gang under arrest: !:
both States claim prisoners fricander
wins Brighton cup. worth $1,000; Lou
Dillon breaks world s record at Cleveland; ;
New York takes lead in race for Amorl-
Two more men arrested IN Alabama
for alleged connection with lynchlng Of
lIorace Maples--T Two Americans In Paris
fight duel with automobiles over dispute
concerning Parker and r Rooseevelt----Pres-
idcnt's Daz's message points out great
prosperity Of Mexico--Oil tank explodes
and Kills yoykman,-Alarn 8 writes " T. VIII VII!
make tariff question leading Issue OF cam
palgn; review of campaign textbook to
4 appear this week: Judge Parker forbids
reflection upon the President,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
SEIZED $4,000
And WALKED (. OUT VI
Daring Robbcr Was Caught BY
Bank Clerk, But After
wards Escaped.
(ByJA associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17.-Just at the
close Of the banking house to-day a man
In tho lobby OF tho First National Bank,
of this city, observing the cage door lead
Ing behind the counter a.iar, pushed 1t
aside walked In ana hslpn1g himself 10
y y rapid mr ANT He Immediately slowed down
aa Maed ee MTG Wha sGs sads snsspSs u sS
d'n,ns-room closely followed by g, Is.
m sp'Gye sSs ,sft Of tss seear bank *
Vas p,lrsued the thiof turned into tho
has ees whsfs he bsn yskea ana
over the money he said It was Ills own,
The bag was taken from n him, y. how hoWeyer
disturbed, The daring robher. Who IS
about thlrty;!lve years old and Well dress, IS,
hotel office to see II he had not told the
truth by aecomanying him e The, bank n
corner undisturbed, boarded q street car.
which was passing, and soon Was ont OF
sight, He is now being searched for ny
the nnlcA. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
PAY YOU TO TELL WHAT
THE WOGGLES BUG SAYS.
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What did tile Wogglc Bug.
sayl
It is worth money to tell.
To those who answer cor
rcctly The Tiines-DispatchH
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Of o.
Write your answer to the.
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the blank coupon on page IL. II.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
TRAIN WRECKED AND
TWELVE ARE INJURED
(By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia through pas
senger tran on the Lake Shore al and
Michigan Southern road. from Toledo to
Chicago. was wrecked this afternoon at
the crossing of the tracks and Root
Street. Accounts Of tho cause OF tho
accident differ some of the railroad pco-
pie claiming that the train ran into an
open switch. and others saying that the
locomotive jumped the track because Of
a broken fange.
Twelve persons we're injured. and sew
eral of them may die.
q The train was little behind in enter
!. Ing the city, and was going at a high
rate of speed In order TO make up the
lost time. The tracks are elevated, ana
the accident happened Just before the
train reached tho &viaduct passing over
Root Street. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
ALL EYES
TURNED TO
new YORK I !.
The Democratic Leaders.
Gathering for the State
Convention.
PARKER TO HOLD
MORE CONFERENCES
Explanation Of Why Chairman
Taggart Left as@soon as
the Candidate Arrived.
He Was Needed
at Once in In
diana.
fBr Associated Press

T- 7
# SARATOGA. N. w., Sept. T.--Arrangc-
Yments .or the State Democratic Conye'n- Ell,
#tion are practically complete and lead
ers OF the many different parts Of the, the
State arc arriving. An advance agent
of the Democratic state Committee with
ten assistants, spent the day placing
flags and Parker! and Davis pictures and
banners throughout tho village. Several !
OF the leaders here say the convention
will probably finisl, It's work by We'd
fnesday night. Tho convention is called
for Tuesday nool:. lVm.$ 3. Horrblow-
5cr. Of New York. be eftemporarr chair
yl1an. Nominations probably vii be made
Nedn"s lay lEerc will be 400 dele atcs
to tho Scrl,vcrt,on. Tho full State ticket :
is 20 be ncmina ated. sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
ME. : BODY OF
HEIR | VICTIM.
AAltmans and Other Outlaws
# Under Arrest ass Funeral
Cortege Of Slain Bailif.
.TWENT'Y.:oNE /, / Z. IN CUSTODY.
ESquabble Has Arisen Over Juris-
NJ diction and Both States
Claim Prisoners.
(By Associated Press. !

sS5tsa BY Associated sPreSS.) ,5aF9@
of the men alleged TO have been inlpli-
Gated in tho killing of Deputy Sheriff
Thrift came Into town to-day and sur
rendered to Sheriff Herndon. They were
quickly started for Jacksonville on q
special train under guard of the military.
Those surrendering. In addition to tho
eight men >arrested yesterday, wero
Charles Altman and Hillary Altman who
arc charged with the murder of jackson
Duncan and the negro, Jim Riley; Jesse
Altman, who sot ". N. Duncan: Andrew
Harvey and Ivy Harvey, charged with
being members OF the mob: Aaron Daw-
ling, William Dawllng, William Dawling,
tJr.. Alonzo Dawling, w. II. Johns. George
Johns and Cauley Johns. Jesse Altman
had been hiding since yesterday and
.cameSin BY himself. Hillary Artnlan has
u bad wound In the right shoulder. Mono
of tho others was wounded. Sheriff
.1Icrndon and his deputies have tho sitlia-
,tl0n well III hand, and no more trou-
,ble is anticipated.
Others Located.
Pink Raulerson was brought In by de.
tplIties this afternoon. He was arrested
iut his homo foilrfmiles from here. Ho
made no rcsistnnce ais wife was much
excited and teld him to fdih rather than
give up. Two others Of the gang are To-
icated--Luther, Ileene, eight miles from from
nee on the st. Mary'ss Xiv
5Esdy, at Church. twelve miles above
here
Arrests Of the other two will be mad {
Tomorrow. Ruulerson Will be held here
a & q I Ha VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
NOT CONCERNED
Russian Officials Do Not E
lievc Japanese Will Force
Fight at Mukden.
(By Associated Press.)

25T {Byt Associated F'ress.) s,3
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 17.-There
has been an entire absence OF official
news from the front to-day. The War
Office is displaying no special concern as
yet over the continual diminishing on
the TANKS of the Russian army regarding
1t as the natural desire OF the Japan
ese to keep III touch with the Russian
forces rather than a premonitory symp-
tom OF a forward movement by COM
mander-in- Chief sOyama's army. which the
authorities are not inclined to bellave can
occur within a fortnight unless large re-
Inducements have been received and the
work OF getting UP supplies has been
done moro quickly than was supposed
to be possible. The Japanese having been
unable To follow up their victory at Lao
Yang when the time was ripe, the War
Once sees no reason for feversh haste
on their part to come in touch with Cen
eral Kuropatkin. now that he has had
timo to rccupernte his forces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Richmond.

Abort wubacker, alias y. G. Morris,
arrested here for attempting 10 pass
fraudulent draft for lnrge sunl-------liover-
nor Montague ana staff accompanied BY
8the l3ues,S Eatta lion. leave on special tram
A for ST. Loiits--- Enrolment IN the Pubic
schools larger than ever before---Ricn-
finond College and the Academy botn 10
open thIs week with bright prospects
Negro driver falls from his cart while
aslccpgand Is run over and kiiled-----Ne - \ Negro
snatciies pocketbook from lady on Grace
Street thief ca rrles lead pipe. wnlch
he declares TO be q carpenters tools
Superintendent Wiley to- glnaugllrate two
new features at the Methodist Institute
- Bishop Isunatcn on a visit TO Richmond
- Fine showing made by the yytrgln
railroads - chino nd society n tercslea
J Iii wedding announcements n ts----C = AL
employees embarrassed by action OF. City
/ peiuocratic Commit tee---EEprem Grove
pfsDr,iids,.to hold biennial convent lon here
2 this Week----I Inlperinls;@d dctea I. brownies
before an immense crowd and Manchester
wins from Richmond - II enr;co woman in
bankruptcy he Auanta Birmingham
link OF tho Seaboard Air Line nearly com I
fplcte--General Lee and others going 20
ST Louis this week--Dixie Aerle Of
Eagles make big hit in Baltimore. MAN.
CHEST ER-Walter Bowen arrested on
charge 'ot blackmail and robbery-Services
- Skipped board hill---M nccaDees--.
Parker Davis Lamb Club-----Carnlyals be-
Ing advertised.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
New Carpets for Court Rooms.

!. .l'The courtroonls Of the United States
District and Circuit Courts and OF the
tHnited Unit a. states Circuit Court Of ApseaIs APE, !;
are to be handsomely ca arpetod Tho old
moor coverings have been taken up p, prs- +,
putting down the d new new WnSni MSis
" W.. completa su, the interior zen noyat!on ot
the Federal build{n Ing. !. which has been .ac-
complIshed at consldera hlc e;Hpenaesh nne
tIfYing IS and I rearranging the Interior Of
the ii 3 building leave lttle prospect Of the
construction OF a. new postoftice building
or addition to the, old ono, for years -
ror
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
RUSHED FROM ROOM
With CLOTHES AFIRE
(By Associated Press

+. COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept, 17.--Mrs. NJ. ".
MCGEE. aged forty-four years, a proml-
ncnt woman OF Anderson. s. C.,'died at the
residence Of Dr. c. J. Giles. in Green
VILE, tonight ms a result OF burns re-
ceived earlier In the day. II is not deli
nitcly known how the accident occurred.
Mrs. McGec was seen BY one Of the SER
wants to rush from her rom into the hall
and noticed her clothing on fire. Before
the flames could he extingulshed Mrs.
aNlcGee was fatally burned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Young Croker an Athlete.

among : the prospective matrlculates Il
tho University OF Virginia. was formerly
a. student at the Brown University. and
while Mt Brown made q fine record N
I'ammany chief Will prove a va aluable srn-
Scrut to the football and baseball teams.
tTIe Is but ono OF tho many among The new
strengthen It's athletic showing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
ADVANCE OF JAPAN lEsE.
Outposts Closely Engaged to
355s the South-Big Battle
3Seenls Imminent.
(By Associated Pres

q ~ lBy@ @Assoc!ated ress.1 Is1.57
MUKDEN,S Sept 1.-THE Japanese are
reorted to- be advancing on both tanks
from tho east southeast and southwest.
The .outposts are closely engag ged twenty
miles southeastward, y, there being almost
constant Eskirmishing.
Indica tons point to another great bat
tie in the vIcinity Of Mukden. Russian
troops occupy all the surrounding. villages.
Refugees are hocking into the city.
Chinese among them complain Of severity
on the part Of the Japanese. aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Placed Under Arrest.

Wien the conductor asked for fares,
the sleuti, told him they would not pay
fares, but would get off the car at the \
next corner. ,ss8
''Whnt do you NEAR? Indignantly 90 n
nlanded "s;chwahacher.'s
II mean you arc golng With me- re-ff
piled Captain 'romlinson.
Then he showed his credentials, and
took the man to patrol station, where hai
sent him to the Second Police Station,
1t was then about noon, and later M
the day tho man had secured the ser-s
vices of Mr.. Roscoe c, Nelson to defend
him In the Police Court Tomorrow morn
ing, =, =
When seen afterward by a Tines-Dls
patch man, all the stranger would say
was that quoted aboye, and further that
his business was that OF a. commercial
traveller who bought up job lots OF stuff.
which he disposed Of In leading markets,
When asked where WAS his Headquarters.
he replied Sin all the large citles.'s5 liei
registered at the hotel as from "chlo.'I
Captain Tonllinson swore out a warrant
charging the man With attempting 70
utter a fraudulent draft, and ha was also 1
charged with being suspicious chaTaA-a 4
/ teSs ~ 7 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Stranger ttempts to.
Have Fraudulent Draft
CdShed Here.
WAS ARRESTED BY
CAPT. TOME ,INSONI
Represented Himself as a Mem.
Der Of a Well Known Seattle
Firr1,-Tried to Defraud
the House Of r. A. 81
Patterson Co.,
But Failed.

20 an, not a drinking man; was never
drunk In my life. | do not think am
crazy. smoke great deal, and suffer
considerably from Insomnia. an, not
In hole, like a good many people find Z
themselves sometimes. Further than
this licannot say. Ny counsel, Mr. Nell y
son, has my case In hand, . depend on
him. ! do not know that can explain
my action Il, Ss5 ii ST 4s5
This IS the statemcn. made by Albert
sschwabacher, alias y. G. Knowles. to az
Times Dispatch man i'll. a cell at the 4
Second Police Station yesterday after-
noon. "a e III 4g ssl 4.li AZ. sS
+ is, has all tho appearances OF a polished. /.
gentleman. He came here on Friday and 4
registered OF the Jefferson. After send
ling u small grip up to his room he Vent 4
out, and in the course of the afternoon
went to the Office of the Cedar Works D
whcro he Ind a pleasant chat with %an
officer OF tho concern. lie made llim-F5
self pleasant and then tried to raisos
funds BY getting a. drqft endorsed. The !;
official couldn't find It convenient to ,ac-5S,,
scommodate the stranger, alld they part
ed. 3428sj $8 s 3x S l533
s8 Then he went ito tho Off ce of8 the r. Axe
Patterson Company. M ] lie introduced him
self as q member OF tho firm OF Schwa-s5J. u.
acher5 g Co.. lot Scattl !, Washing ton, g
GtlrInStllat does lots 81 business with the
B Pat,ersons j Ie invited Captain JoEn#
Landstraet, the vice-presld lent and man
Xager, Il to come UP to the Jc cfferson that
evening to SEQ him and have ~ social y
smoke. .ts2 s II a & # # 39s38
The mana ger did so lip to no hotel hot
and in smoking their cigars the genial ts'ls5
stranger intimated that he would give
tho Pattersons a big order on the NOR
row.
CAPTAIN Landstrcet must have laugh
cd in Ills sleeve, for he had, lad gts ca ri n
August received u letter from the le. se-Ss @
attic house, warning him to look out for
this very; man. S5i jss'
He invited him 10 call on him at the the &
Office yesterday morning. however. when hen
the business could ha further discuss d q q
Up to this time schwabacfer II l had 4.
not uncovered his brand.
In the meantime Captain ToHlinsons d liEtasa''
was communicate with, and promptly t'rl =: Y
showed up at tho atterson office earl; early
yesterday morning before schwt bacherlS che Y
got there. When the stranger arrived he hsS
had some more good things to say about5
the Patterson brands of tobias and and +
then recalled the fact that he was s.'tl shy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
Wanted a Draft Cashed.

4
"Iust as n little accommodate ion, he ne
said, t.Id like to got you to fix things
for me-, SO il can get a draft cashed. u
Tho Patterson people We're accommo-
dating enough to send Mr.. Fred D. Ma u.
son, Of the office force, along with
"Schwa bacher" to the National Bank 81
Virginia. where a draft on the SCOTTISH
Home for $3.50 was drawn. And all the the
gtimoCaptuin Tomlnson. the sleuth, was
on the trail. W
Tho cashier looked ut the draft, anu
no detected something II little wrong In
its constructions. Then q little talk was
engaged in. aud "Schwabachor must
have had his suspicious aroused. .s4
.'Im going lip to Nowlan's.." he said TO-
AIr. Mason, ITO got jewel set. JUS
get the money and bring 1t UP there 70
ME, please. ,335. e
Then he shook Mr.. Mason and started
up Main Street. Hc didn't 80 TO NOW
@Ian's; but scootcd across to rha Times
Dispatch business office, aud then Went
into strauss cigar store, with the sleuth
right at his elbow, figuratively speaking
Then tho man got on a Main Street car,
and Captain Tomllnson sn t beside nm. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

Highest inmnsrat,,rc; Yesterday. ~. So !.
i 'os.astsy tnnner., tt,rf. yes erG 30 y
Mean temperature 5ycslerdny...........5e es. !.
j. r.ii.,s atlre$ Tor Ssp>ainherat.- | +
Departure from normal ltcmperetiire.. "
B Drcc nlla ton during LpnSt ~ llOurS...... w !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
~
S URINARY OF THE. DAYS VIEWS
The Weather.

3as WASHINGTON, Sept. lii Forecost LOT
Sunday ard Monday:
Virginia and North Carolina Fnir sun IN
day ana MUnday;5 tresn sUutn Wtnos. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

The wca ther conditions in Richmond
yesterday @ere Ideal for the iall. ! ar
Hgttucr is DrOnllssu again rtu-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

September IS, 1901.
IiioH TIDE.
Morning..
Evenins......E:03
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: 1lI7-7T 10 7gF15IT - lIIl .. J. ~ u
4, Continued on Sixth Pageo
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READERS:

YOU will find the Tee
Dee Want Ads. fairly
teeming with new bar
gains. Don't put your
paper down until YOU
have read them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-16
Montefiore Conoreuation.

Regular Sabbath services tonight
at 8 O'Clock and tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
The day Of atonement. the hottest
day in the Jewish calendar, common
ce5 with the setting Of the sun this
coming Sunday evening and termi.
mates with the setting Of the sun on
Monday evening. Services will be
held as follows: Subject of sermon,
Little Sins" Morning service Mon.
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Recess
from 1880 noon to 2:30 D. m. Az
ternoon service at 2: 80 p. m. Mem
orial service at $3.50 D.. m: subject of
sermon, Immortal Hope" Conclud-
Ing service at 5 p. m. During the
memorial service the doors of the
Temple will be locked in order to
avoid disturbance through late com
ing. The public at large h most
cordially invited to attend these SER
vices. DIR. NJ. LEFKOVITS, Rabbi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-16
Miss Helen Gould Comma.

1t Is expected that Miss Helen
Gould. the most universally esteemed
woman in America, will visit Las We.
gas in the near future. The lady
viii come to investigate the condi-
lions In the city in regard to the Y.
NJ. G. A. movement. Las Vegas will
be delighted to welcome her here and
show the respect and honor due 10
a woman Of her great mind and gem
erous heart.
Miss Gould also expects to go to
Albuquerque and El Paseo on some
what similar missions. The lady
spent a winter in FL Paso with her
father years ago and also some time
in Las Vegas in the eighties, and has
a warm spot In her heart for the sun
ny southwest. The stay of the lody In
In this city will be brief, but Il Is
hoped that much good will result
from 1t.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-16

Mr., T. r, Rutlcr, advance agent Of
the Famous Southern Squad Of eX-
pert shooters, relates the following:
The Squad has shot the shoots 80
successfully throughout the south that
when a colored woman, a short time
since, presented her husband with
twin boys, the head OF the family alb
solutely insisted that they be named
u. NJ. G. and Remington Jackson. Mr..
Buffers veracity has never been ques-
toned. The Squad toured the South
In the interests Of two OF the large
gun and ammunition concerns Of the
east. T.. NJ, c. stands for Union Me.
tallic Cartridges, which are world
famed and Remington represents the
Remington Arms Company, manufac-
turers of Remington guns, which are
universally popular.
Mrs. J. r. Armijo, OF Albuquerque,
a relative Of Hon. +. A. Manzanares.
came up yesterday afternoon. She left
for home today.
Mrs. w. J. Lucas and her sister.
Miss Cordler left this afternoon on
No. 2 for st. Louis. After a visit to
st, Louis they will go to Pittsburg,
Pa, Mrs Lucas former and Miss Cor
dier's present home. Mrs. Lucas will
not return for two months or more.
Hon. Williams B. C%hiIders, United
States district attorney for New Mex.
leo, Is here today on business before
George Mills.
Mrs. Jesse Miller, OF Albuquerque,
and Mrs. 0. S. Warren, Of Silver
City, passed through the city last
evening on their way to st. Louis as
delegates from New Mexico to the
convention OF the supreme lodge.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-16

Col. II. II .Twitchell returned last
night for Santa Fe and left this af.
ternoon for Albuquerque on legal
business. In the matter of the Gaia.
donia Coal Company VS.. b. S. Baker,
an appeal from the decision of the
second district judge in the big case
against the Santa Fe, the appellant
was beat on both points. 1t Is likely
that Mr.. Field for the Catalonia com
pany will carry the case, every point
OF which has In this jurisdiction, been
decided In favor of the Santa Fe. to
the supreme court of the United
States.