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MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the United States Treasury Recommends
Pe=ru=1a.
Other Prominent Physicians Use
and Endorse Pa-ru-na.

nR. LLEWELLYN JORDON, Medical
~ Examiner OF the u : Treasury De-
partment, graduate of Columbia College,
and who served three years at West Point,
has the following 10 say of Peruna:
"Aiiow me 10 express my graft
fude 10 you for the benefit derived
from your wonderful remedy.
One short month has brought
forth a vast change and 1 now
consider myself q wen man after
months of suffering. Fellow SUI
ferers, Peruna win cure YOU"
A constantly increasing number of ply
sicians prescribe Peruna in their practice
1t has proven its merits so thoroughly that
even the doctors have overcome their
prejudice against so called patent medi-
cines and recommend it to their patients.
Peruna occupies a unique position in
medical scieuce. 1t is the only internal
systemic catarrh remedy known to the
medical profession to-day. Catarrh, rs
everyone will admit, is the cause of one
half the disease which afilicts mankind.
Catarrh and catarrhal diseases affiicG one
half of the people of the United States.
r%-s-s<~-~-e-s-s-.-e-~-.
! Robert r.. Roberts, M. D.. Wash J
tington, ID. c., writes: !
! "ThrOugh my own experiences
Jas weN as that of many OF nlyI
ffriends aud acquainfances VINO
have been cured or relieved of ca
tfafrh by the use of Harfman'st
Pernnar I can confid MY recon- !
'mend il TO those suffering from such !.
J disordsrs, and have no hesitation In !
prescribing il n my patients. -
Robert Il. Roberts.
Ss~-e~s~~~~e>-s-s
DR.. r. Robbins, Muskogee, I. T.,
writes:
"Peruna is the best medicine know of
for coughs and to strengthen a weak stom.
aeh and to give appetite. Besides pre-
scribing it for catarrh, l have ordered il
for weak and debilitated people, and have
not had patient but said it helped him.
1t is an excellent medicine and it fits SO
many cases.
II have q large practice, and have a
chance to prescribe your Peruna. / hope
you may live long to do good to the sick
and the suffering.
DIR. M. G. Gee writes from 513 Jones St,
San Francisco, Cal:
"Peruna has performed so many won
derful cures in San Francisco that / am
convinced that it is n valuable remedy.
l have frequently advised its use for
women, as l find it insuTes regular and
painless menstruation, cures leucorrhoa
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congress.
~ Resume Of the Weeks
Proceedings.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-The postoflice
inquiry resolution and Panama canal
question divided the attention of the
senate yesterday The first half of the
session was given up to the inquiry.
Messrs. Hale and German being the
speakers. Mr.. Hale made a plea for
the reference of all postal inveestiga-
ton resolutions to the committee on
postoffices and Mr.. German repeated
his assurance that he would be salts
fled with that disposition of the QueS.
ton. The matter went over until to-
day with the understanding that after
few more speeches the resolution
would be allowed to go to the commit
tee. The discussion of the Panama
canal question was confined to the con-
tinuation of Mr.. Teller's argument
that The course of the United States in
the recent revolt of Panama was con-
trary to international law and sound
morals.
The house devoted brief session to
District Of Columbia business. While
in committee of the whole on one bill
1.-THE postoffice scandal was discussed,
Mr.. Bartlett Of Georgia introducing a
letter from M. w. Louis, who felt ag.
grieved at certain statements in the
Bristow report. Mr.. Cowherd of Mis-.
souri, pointed out that Louis was ir.
regularly appointed just in time to LET
a contract that cost the government
$4,000 more than was necessary.
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You cannot make clouds for others
and live in the clear light yourself.
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Washington, Jan. 90. - The senate
required less than minute yesterday
to dispose of the motion TO refer to
the committee on postofiices the vari-
Gus resolutions looking to an investi.
cation of the postoffice department.
The question had been previously de.
bated for hours at a time. but yester-
day no senator manifested any dispo-
sition to discuss it further and it was
adopted without negative vote. After
the passage of a halfdozen bills the
senate returned to consideration OF
the panama question.
The house yesterday considered the
Hepburn pure food bill, but did not
complete it. Wren the house was
ready to adjourn on motion of MIR,
Hepburn a recess was taken until
11:55 to-day. This course will retain
the bill before the house without In
terruption for consideration to-day.
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rR. LLEWELLYN JORDON, Medical
~ Examiner OF the u 5 Treasury De-
partment. graduate of Columbia College,
and who served three years at West Point,
hno ha foil Inc "A nf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08

unchallanged BY the soldiers and al
least q hundred and fifty shots were
fired At Il without 4 reply from tht
correspondents Junk. While Drindlt
y uncommunicatiye regarding tht
plans OF himself and Etzel the Asso
ciated Press learns they were attempt
ing TO reach Port Arthur.
Doesn't Believe Ii.
ST. PETERSBURG, June s.--Noth
Ing Is known here OF the various ri
mors that Port Arthur has fallen, bul
II is not considered possible at this
time.
Chinese Rumors.
ST. PETERSBURG, June s.-Ths
admiralty u convinced the japanese
battleship Yashima or the battleshir
Shikishima has been lost OF Talien
wan. This belief IL based On Chinese
reports which have heretofore been re
liable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
PASSIONATE EXCITEMENT Of CRIPPLE
CREEK DISTRICT sUBSD|NC SLOWLY
General Bell Goes From Denver and Places Camp Under Martial Law
Those Who Resist viii be Sunmariy Shot Down.
EDITOR OF FEDERATION OFFICIAL ORGAN URGES ENDING Of STRIKE

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June s.
Teller county Is once more under mar
| DIAL law and the military Ii In su
lpreme command Adjutant Genera
Sherman NJ. Bell and stan arrived ii
Victor early today and Immediately
promulgated military rule by postins
lon the door Of the armory where q
| large number of union men and
lsympathizers are imprisoned, acting
Governor Warren A. Haggott's proc.
llamation General Bell is in command
and will be assisted BY Colonel Ed
ward Verdeckberg. Two companies
lot infantry are on duty, company i.
of Victor and Company II Of this city,
both Of which had been called out by
local authorities before martial law
was proclaimed and had been assist
mig in making numerous arrests dur
ing the past two days. The declara-
ton Of military rule has already had
q salutary effect. All factions in camp
are tired Of the long drawn ont con-
troversy and are planning settle
ment. That the union miners who
went on q strike Aug, 10. 1903, would
be glad to bury the hatchet Is shown
by the publication Of two column
editorial In the Victor Record, the
mouthpiece Of the Western Fedora.
|-tion Of Miners, urging that the strike
be called off.
Wrangle Over the Dead.
A dispute has arisen over the In.
quest on the bodies Of the victims Of
the Independence explosion. Coroner
Doran, who resigned under pressure,
brought To bear by the citizens al
lance, the pressure being d moose
around his neck, according to his
statement, now says that his resigna.
tion does not go and that he will hold
the Independence inquest. He has
|impanelled Jury for that purpose.
George Hall. the new coroner appoint.
ed as Doran's successor, Is also pro-
ceeding To conduct ain inquest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
Mems straw hats. Very cheap. Spor.
leder Shoe Company. 5.5s
Call for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by me
not later than June sth. 1904. at
o'clock p. M, for the building Of side
walks, when so ordered by the city
In consequence Of neglect or refusal
of owners Of property who have duly
been ordered by city ordinances 10
build or cause the same 10 Be built.
The material 10 be used In the con.
struction Of said sidewalks Is TO be
either cement, brick or stone.
For the faithful performance TO do
said work In accordance with the spec
ifications on file In my Office. a suitable
bond is necessary TO be given. subject
TO the approval OF The city council.
The city reserves the right II re-
ject any and All bids.
Dated City or Las Vegas, N. M, this
eth day of May. 1904
CHARLES TAMME.
5.12i Clerk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
OVERCOME BY
GAS FUMES
Peculiar Experience Of James
Cosgrove. bid q Man Meet
Death III the Albuquerque
Tank.

James Cosgrove Of il North Third
street, an employe of the Albuquerque
Gas company. was overcome BY gas
escaping from an open Pipe yesterday
afternoon and Ii now III critical con.
iition.
Cosgr0ve was engaged in tapping
the main to make connection at 2,s
.'asf Railroad avenue. lie WAS WORK.
ing In the excavation alone and was
not discovered for several minutes ar
ter he became unconscious when later
another employe Of the company In
passing noticed the man, and calling
assistance, took him 10 his home
where Or. g. n. earns was called
Every EFFORT Ii being made to save the
man from the effects Of the poisonous
fumes. while he inhaled the gas for
several minutes. II Is believed that he
will pull through.
Cosgroye has been an employc oil
the gas company for more than twelve
years. during most Of which time he
has been employed at the plant. Ills
misfortune of yesterday recalls an In,
cident of which Cosgroye often speaks
and which involves mysterious dis
appearance which may soon be cleared
up.
Nearly twelve years ago while Cos.
grove was employed III work around
one 81 the blk receiving tanks where
the gas ls stored as X ID manufactured
. man approached Cosgrove. walking
around the foot board near the top oi
the tank.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
Demand Lower Rate


NIAGARA FALLS, N. II, June ST.
Under the auspices o. the National
Millers' federation, organized al Chi
cago two years ago, nearly 1000 mill
men of Minnesota. Kansas. Missouri.
Wisconsin. Illinois. Iowa, Ohio Okla
homa and other states assembled In
conference here today 10 discuss
Transportation facilities. storage and
various other matters affecting the
flour milling industry. Foremost
among the legislative measures which
are being pusled BY the millers Is the
Lowering bill pending In Congress-
The bill Is intended to simplify the
matter OF American mlllers getting
back In rebate the amount Of duty they
have TO pay on foreign wheat when
the cereal Is manufactured Into four
and exported Such d rebate Is al
lowed now, but the millers complain
that II Is hedged about with 20 many
obstacles that Il Is next % impossible
for them 10 secure It. They say that
II ii were possible to have adopted .
measure such as the Lowering bill
American mlllers could grind nearly
all the wheat grown In Canada and
ship the flour 10 Europe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08

The receiving tank Ii constructed
with well III the center, into which
the gas forces It's way. This well Ii
open At the hottose and closed with
an iron cap at the top, while around
It the outer tank Is filled with water
which prevents the gas from escaping
al the bottom.
Al this man approached cosgrove
|drew away for a moment. All he
turned again he saw splash from the
outer tank. He ran to look but could
see nothing. The man had disappear
ed. He has never been seen since, al.
though Cosgrove was able to give q
good description Of him. The other
employees laughed at Cosgrove's story,
hut he still believes In II. Througl,
the intervening years this tank has re.
mained undisturbed, never having
been cleaned out or repaired.
III q few days, however, the gas
company Is going TO empty this tank
and remove II, and thcn Il will be
learned whether Cosgrove imagined
the approaching man and the fatal
splash from the tank, Or whether some
unknown really met death III It's polls,
onous depths Albuquerque Journal,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
JAPS EXPLORE MOUTH
OF PORT ARTHUR
Murdered Correspondent Slain BY Chinese Soldiers
Who Were Searching for Pirates

TOXIC. June s.--Japanese grnboats j
which made a close reconnaissance OF
Port Arthur harbor al midnight June
8, Off The purpose 81 examining the en-.
trance, were exposed TO severe can.
nonade. Gunboat No. / was hit eight
tlmee and sustained some damage. One
saiirf was killed and two wounded.
Shooting Of Etxel.
NEW cHWANG, June s.--The fun
eral Of Lewis Etzel, the correspon-
dent Of the London Telegraph, will
take place this afternoon. He was
Killed ten miles out at sea BY Chin
csc soldiers who we're searching for
pirates. Immediately after realizing
The mistake they had made. these men
put out TO sea and have not since been
seen. Ernest Brindle, of the London
Mail, who wls along with Etzel when
be was shot testified their junk was
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
ANOTHER CRIME
IN COLORADO
D. & r. G. Passenger Tain Held
up Near Palisade--.Safe
Blown Open.
s,BRAkEM
BADL Y HURT
Five Men Supposed to Have Been
Concerned---Possc Of Officers
After the Bandits

SALT LAKE Utah, June S-The
Denver and Rio Grande passenger
train No. 2 westbound was held UP
nAar Palisade. Colo, station just east
u Grand Jnnction, early this morning
Brakeman Shellenherger IL seriously
I W0nnded and the conductor had his
antern shot from his hand. The rob
hers tagged the train about two miles
pm the station and when the train
~ vent forward to learn the trouble
k9y sere confronted by reYolvers and
fwoamasked men. They detached the
engine and express car from the
coaches and blew open the safe after
running the engine and car some dis.
tance up the track.
Five Bandits.
g DENVER. Colorado, June SAC
ording 70 information received
Iere five men took part in the hold
-. The robbery occurred at 1876
y night. When the robbers saw
u e trainmen approaching they
bought an effort would be made to
pture them and they fled, one Of
"a carrying a bag Of specie. Sheriff
tAers and Deputy Sheriff Hardy, Of
1nt Function are now on the trail
the robbers with d posse. Sheriff
dams with another posse from Glen
rood Springs II also on the ground
Ind Is securing the surrounding coun.
try. It is believed the robbers cross
led Grand river, six hundred Yards from
the scene Of the holdup in boat and
that horses were waiting them On the
other side.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
Merchants Break Even.

| sandry city merchants who trust
ed one g. >. Ehle. who represented
himself as an agent Of the American
Rose Nursery Company have fared bet.
ter than they expected when they
heard Ehle and his wife had skipped
without paying their accounts The
accounts We're assigned for q consider.
alton 70 ". II. ungles. secretary oi
the Business Mems Protective Asso.
citation There were eight iii iii
amounting to $50. Mr.. ungles learned
that Ehle had ordered $40 worth of
trees for the normal and that he had
paid 70 4 nursery In Missouri cash
ID advance for these trees. The money
to pay Ehle was Iii the hands 81 tie
treasurer Of The hoard DC regents and
Mr. ungles garnishs6d II. This Just
about squared The accounts, Several
citizens who wrote 10 the Northern
Rose Company learned there was no
such organization. Mr. ungles had
occasion 70 write 10 Ehies wife at
Golden, Colo, concerning the settle
nent of the Las Vegas accounts. The
woman's reply was worth while. sMr.
Ehle was put IN jail for minor
offense at Amarillo. Texas she
wrote, With several others he broke
jail and ] know nothing of hts where.
abouts. You must proceed is you think
best
The Business Mems Association and
its secretary have scored d success
in collecting the Ehle accounts and
several have learned anew the les.
son that 4 u bad policy 70 trust al
smooth tongued stranger.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
BOSTON MAN KILLED
BY ALBANY BROKER

ALBANY, N. n, June Richard Il.
Preusser, of the broker firm Of \. y.
Preusser and Company today shot and
instantly killed Miles D. Mcdonnell,
. travelling man Of Boston IN the lat
ter's room In the Tenerky hotel. Preus.
ser then walked to the police station
and gave himself Up. His friends
claim bis mind is affected. Il - claim
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
COLORADO FAILS 70 in.
sTRucT FOR HEARST,

PUEBLO, Colo. June s.The demo.
cratic state convention elected dele.
gates q the national convention at
81. Louis as was the forecast yester-
day,J. II. Robeson winning from Judge
Theron Stevens In only the doubtful
place. The delegates were not in.
structed and the unit rule Will not
prevail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
Corner Stone Laid

Hon0red BY ne presence and par
ticipation Of one Of the highest iigni:
taries of the church. the congregation
|of the First Methodist church of AIT.
6uquerqne, better known as the Lad
Avenue church, gathered at the cor
nor Of Lead avenue and Third street
yesterday orning 10 lay the corncr
stone Of their new temple. which,
when completed. will he ono 81 the
finest churches III the southwest. built
BY the loyal work Of The members o.
the congregation and their generous
contributions.
Bishop Fitzgerald conducted the
ceremony of placing the cornerstone,
according 10 the ritual of the church,
which was Witnessed BIZ several hun.
dred members Of the congregation aud
Interested people Of other denomlna
tions. On the platform erected over
the stone. with the visiting bishop
we're Or. ". II, Morrison, southwest
ern missionary superintendent. oy tht
Methodist English missions. Dr. Thorn
as @. Cocks. pastor Of the Lead avenue
church, and the clergymen OF othel
denominations In Albuquerque. Al
organ had been placed near the plat
form, and the regular choir led tht
singing which was joined In by tht
congregation. The usual documents
were placed In the keystone Of ths
foundation.
Work on the new church Will now
be- pushed with all speed and i 70 ex
pected 10 be ready IN the early fall
The church Is being built Of the pat
ent cement blocks which are rapidly
becoming popular in Albuquerque ~
a building material, and which IN ap'
pearance and durability will he the
equal Of the highest grade q natural
lime stone4Albuquerque Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
LhLE CREWS START FOR
THEIR TRAINING QUARTERS

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June ST.
The three Yale crews which will race
against Harvard the last Of this month
left FOR their training quarters at
eight companies the varsity crew will
occupy quarters nearby. Professors
wheeler and Farr, representing thu
faculty, accompany the oarsmen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
BIG REWARD
OFFER RED
Five Thousand Dollars will be
Paid for Apprehension of
Cripple Creek Dy-
namiters.

DENVER, June s-~The convention
|of The Western Federation 81 Miners
has completed its election of officers
without electing q president, This has
the effect of continuing Charles ii.
Noyar IN the presidency The execu-
tive board elected today was al fol.
lows.
District 10, IN. NJ. Moore. Il Ali.
zona.
District No s.--L. ]. slmkins, of
Wallace. Idaho.
District No. s.--James r. Murphy,
OF Butte. Mont.
District No. Frank Schneider,
q Siiverton. Colo,
District No. 5.-James Kirwan, Of
Terry, 81 ID.
District No, 6.-James A. Baker. 6l3
6iocan, B, g.
a mersage WINS received from Pres
ident Meyer who II detained BY the
military u Tellurne reading:
Have waited for reports regarding
~ exploston. The federation should
olfsf large reward and render every
assistance N their power 10 apprehend
The perpetrator.''
The federation had enticipatsd this
ine6saso offering ! reward Of 1900.
a provision was made BY the conyen-
ton today to take care of the men
Who were expelled fro mthe Cripple
Creek district.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
SultaI, Will Yield.

TANGIER June s.-The sultan.
letter III reply . diplomatic represen
tations made IN regard 10 the kidnap
ping of perdicaris and varley arrived
here this afternoon. II Ii said BY !
person in the Hultan's confidence, the
Sultan has given orders to grant Ill
the conditions demanded BY Raisnl
the bandit lesder, Ia order to expedite
the release of the captlves.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08

cd BY friends Of Mcdonnell that the
shooting was due to intoxication or
insanity ~ the dead man and PTeus-
ser were intimate friends. n has
been learned that Mcponbell shot
and killed George Price II Z New
York cafe four years aso M ! quar-
rel over gambling mastets. n y
claimed that he acted, n self defense
and was acquitted after brief trial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
Three Courts IN Session

II Il < N
Today at the county building the
district court, the probate court and
the commissioners court were all
three doing business.
The county board accepted the res.
lignation Of Constable Anselmo Padil-
IA, precinct 65, and appointed Nicolas
G. Salazar in his stead. They also
granted a petition for the adabtment
Of taxes Of Mrs. Rose Kistler In the
amount Of s55.7l,
Before the probate judge the case
was being heard for a change Of
guardianship Of Matilde Quintana, a
girl Of IA years, unmarried, yet the
mother Of q child, her legal guardian
being her own mother, married to q
second husband. Santiago Blea.
A citation issued against Max
Nordhaus. administrator OF the estate
Of Henry Huneke in the matter Of the
claim Of yeeder & veeder for attorn-
ey's fees This II returnable the 5th
day Of July
A full settlement was made Of the
estate Of George Hebert.
]. Delfino Martinez was appointed
administrator Of the estate Of the late
Carlos Martinez.
July 9Th was set for the final settle
ment Of the estate OF Juanita s. Ro,
mo.
Ramon R. Trniillo of Red River.
made entry Of homestead on lands
.of Uncle Sam.
New suits filed In district court are
.Carlota Lucera vs.. Francisco P. LII.
cero, and Floripa 7, de Vigil Us. Mois-
es Vigil. both for divorce on grounds
of cruel treatment; Gross, Kelly & Co.,
VS.. Magin Gallegos TO recover the
value Of merchandise in the amount Of
$500, and Browne & Manzanares Co.
Us. Marcelino Padilla To quiet title to
q tract Of land between Eighth and
Ninth streets in the north end Of
town.
The important business before
Judge Mills this morning was the con-
demnation proceedings Of the Aqua
Pura company against unknown
owners Of the Gallinas canyon. Weed
er & Veeder concluded the examina-
tion Of Superintendent Pierce OF the
Water company. They then moved
for dismissal Of the case on the ground
that plaintiff had made no proper eff
fort to purchase the property desir-
ed from the grant commissioners who
are in legal possession Of the
same as trustees. This motion the
Judge indicated he would overrule
but took 1t under consideration until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. to which
time court took adjournment.
In the bankruptcy case Of w. +.
Thatcher adjournment Of hearing was
taken until next term of court at Ra-
ton.
Iii the case Of Edward |. Jones
against the Veeder brothers for pos
session Of Buena Vista ranch Jones
fled bond Of $1,000 to retain pos
session and took an appeal TO the lis
i.int nn,arf III. "
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
sARTHUR POE.
FOOTBALL HERO WEDS

NEW YORK, June 5 Arthur Poe,
the former we'll known football player
whose magnificent run secured Prince.
tons Victory In the annual contest
with Yale In 1898. was married today
to Miss Anne Emerson King. daughter
& Thomas NJ. King Of this city. The
wedding took place al the home of
the brides father al Iryington on the
Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. Poe will make
their future home In pittsburg, where
Mr.. Poe is engaged in business.