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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-21
Russians Under Gallant General Stoessel
Make Sortie From Port Arthur Drive Back
8 The Enemy and Bring in Wagon Train.
aInnicting Loss of One Thousand Men

sidered good prospects of success. II
may be stated positively that the cruis.
er has not been blown up BY the Rus
slams as such step is wholly unneces-
sary at the present time at least.
n Successful Reconnoiter.
LONDON, May 21.--A dispatch to
the Japanese legation from Toxic
says Vice Admiral Togo has reported
today as follows:
THE gunboat squadron and tor
pedo boat destroyers and torpedo boat
fiotillas approached Port Arthur yes.
terday, for the purpose Of reconnoiter-
ing, which was successfully effected
with little damage In spite OF hot
cross fire from the forts. There were
no casualties on our side"
Russian Cavalry Defeated.
TOXIC. May 21.-The Japanese
forces which landed at Taku Shan
Thursday surrounded and routed a
force Of Russian cavalry at Z o'clock
Friday evening, in the neighborhood
of Wang Chef Tung, seven miles north
of Taku Shan. The Russian forces,
which consisted Of about one squadron,
lost many men killed and wounded
as well as q captain, who was cap.
tured. The japanese sustained no
losses.
Lying on Their Arms.
6 MUKDEN, May 21.--The main body
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A carload Of the istest style bussies
and wagons Just received BY Cooley
4 Miller $50
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SUCCESSFUL CLOSING

Last evening al 7::30 in the hall
on the third floor of the north school
building across the river an audience
that packed the room and overllowed
the hall and stairway gathered to see
and hear the exhibition given by the
pupils Of the school as finale to the
year of study.
Prizes for good attendance and ext
|eeilent behavior were awarded TO Me.
anora Martinez, Francisco Jimenez,
Lucia Sanchez and Adolfo Gonzales,
each gold medal. and 10 Ignacio 10.
PEE, Jr.. book. Mr. Jaramillo made
the prosecutions.
Intelligent application on the part
Of the pupils and painstaking thor
nghness on the part OF the teachers
was shown in the evenings exercises
which met with high appreciation from
parents and friends Of both who com.
posed the audience.
tf4sg
Speeches were made by Pablo Jar
amillo, secretary Of the board Of di.
rectors, and BY Antonio Lucero. Of La
voz del Pueblo and w Marcelino Mar.
|tinez.
The teachers Of the past year to
whom credit Is due for the satisfac-
tory work Of the school as exhibited
last evening are Enrique Armijo. prin.
cipal. and Miss Georgia Murray and
Miss Fannie BERNARD, assistants. Fol-
lowing Is the order Of exercises:
District No. 4.
Song Merry Bells. School.
Welcome jeanette Baca
Dolly's Lesson, Louis Jaramillo.
Salutatory BY Ismael Sanchez.
Interpreted BY Adelaide Gallegos.
Flag Exercise Whole School,
Two Kittens Altagracia Newman.
Spring Sabina Gonzales.
The City Boy. Salomon Hays.
Spring is Growing Up -Carlota Con
zales.
The Spelling -Juana Gale
|gos.
Gracie's Cake Stella Klakely.
Song Vacation. School.
The Fish Family Elisa Armijo.
From One to six Marie Romero.
Boys Wanted Edmundo Baca.
The Little Army BY five small boys.
Enrique q Enyidioso comedIa en-
lun acto. Representada por Ismael
Sanchez, Gnillermo Garcia, Pedro
Martinez y Francisco Jiminez.
| DIR. Brown BY Louis Jaramillo and
John Glass.
The Wishes Dialogue, Adela Elena
Gonzales. Adela Armiio, Betty Barton,
|Leopoldo f. Armijo, Geneyieye Glass,
Pauline Jaramillo. Alfonso Trujillo
lEscolastica Newman. Ofelia Trnjllo,
Song Ding Dong, School.
! Bntteraies--Rita Martinez.
Mama's Helper Eduvigen Hays,
| I'll Put II on Enrique Archuleta
1 The Daisies. Gabriela Ciddio.
Let us try to be Happy Ignacis
Lopez, Jr.
Song BY Twelve Little Girls.
Cherry cheaks Vera Glass
Don't Marcellno Gonzales.
Song--Love. All Girls.
Start Right -Herculano Baca.
/ Song Louise Jaramllo.
Ia Pordiosera -Comedia Origlna
On IN acto j en- verso Eufrosina
/ Sanchez, Lucia Sanchez. valeria Go
Imez, Adela Armijo. Nicanora Martin
|ez. Juana Gallegos, Rita Martinez.
Where the Four Leaf Flowers Grow
IEscolastica Newman.
To be Polite-Filomena Montoya
Recitation--M -Macario Herrera.
North and South--Juan Silva. Jr.
/ songAnona, School.
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ST. LOUIS. NO.. May si.--wool--
Steady. Territory and vesteyn ned
iums 10 @ 2i: hne nsdls9 ~ . III;
s,nc is q II. W 4. i,
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mann, Ella Bernard, Vivian Trahey.
pupils OF her art class, went canyon.
ward this morning, plentifully provid-
ed with sketching materials and lunch
baskets. They remained until noon
at the Hot Springs park. After the
picnic dinner, they went further up
the canyon.
Members of the Sigma Beta club
and friends, accompanied by Mes
danes Schaefer and Vase as chaper-
ones, left this morning i'm four carria.
ges, bound for the upper reaches Of
the Gallinas canyon. A picnic din
ner was an Important accessory ac-
compartment. Among the party are
Misses Anna and Rachael Ward. Alice
Smith, Artless Browne, Mildred
Browne, Florence H1s,.r,s, Nests.
Edwin Strauthers, Frank Kennedy,
Lawrence CLARK, Henry Springer. Ad-
dell Mcintyre and Charley Ward.
Guests Of Mrs. w. ]. Lucas are her
sister Miss Emma Cordier and friend
Miss Barber, cultured young ladies
of Pittsburg, Pa. The young ladies
will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. p. Money and Mrs. II. S.
Van Petten, accompanied a party Of
merry little folks up the canyon to-
day. The picnic was given in cele-
bration Of the natal day anniversary
|of clever young Mr.. fernando d.
Money.
Miss Francis Gregory and party Of
friends left the city this morning for
a picnic In the beautiful canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rosenthal and
Master Louis Rosenthal. will be al
home Sunday afternoon from to Q
in honor Of the confirmation Of Master
Louis.
las vegas citizens welcome the
coming Of Mr.. and Nh. W. G. Barnes
of dorsey. They will spend the
greater part Of the sumer In the city
c, j. Matheney, Of Fl Pine ranch
Will ilpave tomorrow morning fol
Champagne, III. According to Dame
Rumor he will NOT return west alone
His friend and partner. J. II. Mckay
accompanied him to the city.
Miss Lena Bolts. Of the high school
one OF the most successful and EN-
lcieDt teachers Las Vegas ever had
left last night for her home in Mexico
Mo. Miss Bolts is not an applicant
for reelection at the salary paid las,
year. The young lady made man,
friends IN Las Vegas and these al
well sg those who are particularly
interested In the welfare Of the higf
school hope that the finances Of the
board will justify the reelection o.
Miss Bolts at salary she can accept
-
The society young folks Of the cit;
gave warm welcome this week 4
tcentshssd On Pass -
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The society young folks Of the city
gave warm welcome this week 10
tceNtsassd On Pass ~
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/LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

A. CAMERON & CO., Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. COR Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
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900 rooms: new and up-to-date apartment
house; luxuriously furnished; grand entrance;
every modern equipment; clearing 500 to $500
per month; to be sold al bargain on account
OF departure.
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CLAIRvoYANTs-cortf,n~a

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FOR a genuine life reading visit the Romany
in the world palmists, clairvoyants card
readers mediums: two camps. las Powell
ST. and 2S5 Geary st.
A-Miss NJ Willie. $50 Ellis, clairvoyant crys-
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MRS. DIR. MARTIN. ciairvoyant. business me-
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Thurs, s. 920 O'Farrell; tel. Hyde 1857
Anime Ravenna reads life; business advice;
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NINE. ODELL returned; clairvoyant. card read
er; tea leaves 25c up. Lower fat. 220 Eddy.
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in city
2615 Kearny. rm. 20; ladies 25c gents SOC.
MISS zEMDAR, young gifted clair. and palm
names; l.. soc; G. 81. ia Franklin nr. G. ave.
MISS WARD. clairvoyant. gives names, dates
and facts; readings daily. 91T Market st.
MRS. BROWN clairvoyant, card reader 231s
Sixth ST.; ladies 25c; gents soc.
IsMAR. the celebrated Egyptian seeress, will
return from her vacation July /.
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30 rooms; cheap rent; 2 years lease: fine
downtown location; entrances everything in
hrst-class condition; good furniture and car
pets; clearing now 5000 per month; II run
transient clear $500 to $3.50 per month !;
here IS best proposition IN city; price 5000.
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SO rooms; best downtown transient house in
city; will trade for ranch; compelled 10 leave
the city.
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- rooms; grand new building; elegantly fur
nished: cheap rent; 10 years lease; close IN; +;
clears $500 per month: $1,000 down. balance s
per cent per annum; departure.
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II rooms; rent only $40; fine little apart
ment- house; sickness: must SELL snap; $500.
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12s rooms; cheap rent: long lease: frst-class
up-to- date downtown house, we'll furnished
clearing $500 10 5000 per month; must sell or
account Of other business; only with US.
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"a rooms: rent S145: new and elegantly fur
nished; oak and mahogany; fine proposition
good lease.
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sPIRITUALISM.
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Clairvoyant trance. business medium and lie
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slate writer. 1112 Eddy St: phone Scott SsI
CLAIRVOYANTS.
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Unless you obtain the information for
which you consult him.
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Inc nrst registered trance clairvoyant ana
palmist ever in San Francisco.
Read carefully. An honest proposition
(You to be full judge)
40 hereby solemnly agree and guarantee 10
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the highest possible development in mental
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mining and buried treasures: gives you success
In life; he guarantees you success or charges
nothing for his services
~ a. m. to d. m.-Closed Sunday.
326 O'Farrell st.-326.
NINE. PORTER. celebrated clairvoyant medium.
card reader born with a double veil and sec
ond sight, tells past, present and future; ].
50c, &. by cards 81: palmstry and clairvoyant
sits 81 oO 30 OFarrell sts near Mason.
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A-CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1435 Mar
ket guarantees positions to graduates: Pit
man shorthand, typing. bookkeeping, s. mo
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los rooms: cheap rent; and elegantly
furnished up-to- date roomng- house; has fine
bar; can be run in conjunction IL desired
rare chance for right parties: part cash. ball
be paid out Of the house: other busi-
ness interests demand immediate departure.
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A-THE Paul Gerson school Of Acting gives
more performances and secures more engage
ments for students than all other Western
schools; special summer course 4l4 Mason.
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A BIGGER school than ever. On June ] we
moved to new fireproof building rs Mission
st between Third and Fourth. more space:
finer rooms: better light: finest in tke West
come and see. s. F. BUSINESS COLLEtfE
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HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. "A POST 8.
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II 2. N.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
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S rooms: fine upper fat; rent only $50: car
be had by paying $3.50 down, balance time
$3.50.
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AYRES. the leading business college, 70 Mar
ket St: established IS years; special discount
during month OF June: catalogue free
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
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Publication Ofdce. Market and Third, 5. F.
Editorial Rooms. -217 TO 22l Stevenson St
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AT home in our new quarters. the largest. best
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study in the entire West New. complete.
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instruction. 7J-page catalogue on request
CALIFORNIA BCSIN ESS COLLEGE. 9Ul-
925 Golden Gate ave
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BUSINESS OFFICE OF the san Francisco
call corner Market and Third streets; open
until J. o'clock every night IN the year.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FEMALs 3.

CHINESE and japanese help; estab. 20 years
Tel Main 1897 BRADLEY & Co. $40 Clay
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WOMAN wishes to travel with family and
take care OF children wait invalid.
41O Franklin St
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EXCHANGES made in all kinds OF real estate,
rooming g-houses and business chances. CAM
ERON & CO., Eddy st.
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A YOUNG woman wishes washing and house
cleaning by the day; wages 81 so day Ap-
ply 17la Welsh St, OF Fourth, between Bry-
ant and Brannan.
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
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RELIABLE Japanese Chinese Employment {
fee; all kinds help 315 Stockton. Main 81
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FOR sale or trade-Quartz mine; fine prospect :;
located in Cal; assays $40 TO $40 ton; trade
fer rmg.-hse or business Cameron, EDDY
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT;
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FOR sale-Well- furnished broom ark, moored
one hours ride from city; fine chance for
summer outing; also for winter shooting ana
fishing; all modern conveniences; new, one
year; price $1,000 complete CAMERON q
CO.. Eddy st.
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81 rooms: corner rent only Ss5: oak fur
good carpets: housekeeping; all full; clearing
$40 over all expenses rooms ,landlady; price
$1eO0.
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nusIxEss ouAxcEs-cont.nued.

located summer resort; fine
groves; 36-room hotel; all furnished and
equipped for business& 20 acres land goes
with lease; raise own hay, vegetables; all
kinds OF fruit rent $500 per year; equity in
this $500: death in family cause OF sale
CAMERON &, co.
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BERKELEY OFFICE:
Pas Center street -. Telephone North z
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HEAID'S School OF Mines & Electrfcity.2f Post
st S. F.: a practical school OF engineering;
complete equipment Special catalogue free.
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1o6 Eleventh street; open until p II
1C96 Valencia street: open until p
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until .. m
Northwest corner Of Twe1ty-second and Ken
tucky streets. open until D. N.
POO Fillmore street. open until p. n.
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BY a reliable woman with a boy years. TO
do housework in a small family objec-
tiOns to the country. 81 Lafayette ST., be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, Howard and
Mission. rear.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

A-ORPHEUM Employment Ofhce-Japanes
Chinese help. 426 Powell ST.. tel. Main 57s
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MIDDLE-AGED woman wants washing. iron
ing and house cleaning: not afraid OF work;
81 80 day. Box 2194 Call office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-19

Charles 4. Burns, formerly Of Duxbury,
now residing at Colorado Springs, Is In
MONTPELIER. Mr.. Burns has lived in Col
orado during most Of the labor troubles
and was only 40 miles from Cripple Greek.
Notwithstanding the feeling in certain
circles iii the east he believes the state is
going republican by big majority and
that the electors chosen In November from
that state will vote for President Roose-
welt to succeed himself. Business he
saws is adjusting itself and the men are
returning to work, all the mines now be-
ing in operation.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED Boy al Green's bakery. i57tf
WANTED to work on farm by the day
OF month. Also girl for general housework.
Apply on premises az South Barre, ~
Martin. A9tss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-19
THLK OF THE TOWN.

Bake with gas.
Oliver Spooner went to Boston today
SINNERS guaranteed satin at Abbott's. |
Ladies' new dress skirts at yaughans.
Daniel Sullivan went to Burlington Sat
urday night
You want one Of those golf jackets at
MeWh0rters.
William Wheatonwent to Burlington SAT-
night on visit.
Philip Cyr went to Mortified this morn
ing on business.
Black waists for 9se each, sizes 30 to "A,
at Veale & knights.
Miss Margaret Carleton went to st.
Johnsbury today on visit.
Thomas Brady went to Burlington sat
urday night for few days stay.
Miss Ada Stearns went to Hartland to-
day for two weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Abram Mann went to Burlington
today on her way to New Hork for ayisit.
Charles Mcqueen went to Middletown,
Conn, today, where he will visit relatives.
Miss Rose Cook left this morning for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Pittsaeld,
Mass.
Mrs, Nv. Al. Church left this noon for
Ashland, n H, to attend the funeral Of
an aunt.
See our fall suits before buying The
largest line In Barre TO select from. Moore
& Owens.
Arthur Averill and son, Harry, went
to Roston today. The latter goes 70 enter
Tufts college.
Charles Brown who has been visiting
relatives in Washington left this noon for
his home in Iowa.
Mrs Robert Briggs went to Granville
this morning for few weeks visit at the
home Of her parents.
Those new shirt waist silks at SOC and
soc, at Fits, are selling fast. Ladies
appreciate their value.
J 4 stated convocation Of Granite Chap
ter, No 26, r. A. NJ, viii be held In Ma
sonic hall, Tuesday evening at . O'CLOCK.
@. e. Balch and MT and Mrs. I. p
| Vaughan went to Northheld today to at
tend the funeral Of their mother, Mrs.
Plastridge.
Miss Cora Edgerton Of SomeTyille, Mass,
who has been visiting at the home OF w,
4 III. Gale, went to Northfeld this morning
for visit.
H o. Al. Burbank, Geo. Dewey, Lylese Nc
Intosh and son OF South Koyalton are here
to visit Mrs. Burbank who y ln the
Heaton Hospital
Calvin Campbell and wife, who have
been visiting their sons Charles, Arthur
and Herman Campbell Of this city Tor q
few weeks, returned TO their home II
HYDE Park t0doy. Mrs. Arthur Camp
bell accompanied them for visit