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The Marshall republican., 1904-02-26
Distilled oplrits.

The spirits distilled In the United
States for the fiscal year amounted "a
1t1. 100000 gallons; an increase Of 10,
100000 gallons over the previous year.
although the number Of distillsriss ~
miniahed to7. s..
The Marshall republican., 1904-02-26

Il Is a strange fact that the right
hand. which is more sensitive TO tho
touch than the left, IL less sensitive
than the latter to the effect OF heat or
cold,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
More Union Men. With Attorney
OF The Western Fedora.
tion, Will Have 10 Go
.MINESARE RESUMING.
Talk Of Withdrawing Troops
From District Raises a Storm
Ofprotest

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo June Ia
Among the union men placed in the
Ibull pen IS Frank J. Hangs, attorney
/ for the Western Federation 81 Min,
ers, who was arrested today by ord.
ers Of Adjutant General Bell General
Bell says his arrest was military
necessity for the peace quiet and
good Of the county Of Teller and the
state OF Colorado Z
Hangs will probably be deported
with nearly 200 other men scheduled
70 be sent out this aftegnoona On the
surface everything Is Quiet and nor
NAL conditions ruled throughout the
district today. Practically all the big
mines except the Portland have re-
opened. The contemplated lifting Of
martial law and the withdrawal Of
troops has raised a storm Of protest
from the citizens' alliance and the
Mine Owners association and IL Is
likely thai Governor Peabody will be
asked to continue the soldiers In the
field for an indefinite period. v
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
Came Down BY Gravity.

Those who went out to the fair
grounds to witness the ball game yes.
terday didn't know wheth-
er they were going to have to walk
to town for awhile or not. The pow.
er went down on the electric cars,
but thanks 10 the down grsde from the
fair grounds here the baseball en-.
thusiasts were enabled to gravitate "a
the city In the locomotive.
The hall game was between "O'Mal
|ley's Colts" and the Red Men. The
game started out interestingly
enough but was stopped by the rain
|after the first inning the score being
three to one in favor Of O'Malley's
Juvenile bipeds.
Something went wrong at the power
house yesterday afternoon and in con
sequence the trolly wasn't In working
order and the cars were put out 81
business for several hours.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

i suitable 7. NJ. G, A. building with
proper equipment, You are Justly
proud Of your commercial success but
what Is this IN comparison with the
saving OF your young men, AMI ID
NOT mean by this simply making them
" subjects for the Kingdom Of Heay.
en-. mean far more than that. The
future success Of Las Vegas depends
upon the kind Of young men you raise
up In business and professional ne.
Credit does not depend upon stocks
OF goods. bonds and real estate alone:
lit depends also upon character and
Integrity Bankefsl understand this
and the first question asked about a
financial statement is, Is il true. II
not, comparison OF debts to assets
Is useless. once heard President
Mckinley say that. Character Id i X
currency that passes at a premium
the world around, and would ndds
the X. NJ. G. A. makes character.
therefore, love the Young Mems
Christian association. Business men,
fathers and mothers here tonight, Ii
you could instiIl that one truth that
character iss to he esteemed above
everything else. that "a good name Is
rather to be chosen than great riches
and loving favor rather than silver
and gold" into the hearts and lives Of
your young men then would you make
Las Vegas the best town in the Union
to live In. WIN you not then so to
the very limit Of your ability and
sacrificel.if need be to establish in
this city upon sound and substantial
footing this organization whose only
lobject In being Is for the good Of young
men. It has passed the experimental
stage and earned a right to be by
fifty years Of successful work.
Unless one has had occasion TO in
form himself especially, the rise snd
Il
development OF the movement as
well as Its extent and influence Is
little known. In 1874 twelve yourg
men employed In the textile trade In
London met TO consider what they
could do for the interests Of their
follow-workmen. This was the be-
gining Of the Young Mems Christian
IAssociation. and George Williams
one of the young men afterwards
Iknighted Sir. George Is now living.
Ito him belongs the honor OF founding
1.-THE Y. M. G. A.. Az might be supposed
n the greatest development OF the AS
sociation idea has been IN America.
Today there are over 1900 organiza-
, tions In this country with q member
ship Of over 100000. The value OF
buildings, real estate owned by the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
Michael Davitt Sounds Public Opinion in Russia
and Reports People Cheerful and Confident
RUSSIANS CAUGHT IN TRAP; 800 KILLED
Japanese Make False Retreat and Catch Russians By Flank
Movement. Coal Getting Shert In Port Arthur S

1.-THE loss of two Japanese batalions.
Should this report turn out true, it
will show the japanese are advanc-
ing toward Hal Cheng between two
roads as the column reported engag-
ed must have been different from the
one which drove out the Russians
from Stu Yen, on the road further
south. Extreme reticence Is mani
Tested at the war office regarding the
military situation which is generally
regarded as foreshadowing important
developments in the immediate fli-
ture. While imminence Of d decisive
battle between two armies is dis.
tinctly discouraged. news OF fighting
Of rather a heavy character Is antici-
pated. Lack OF official dispatches
from Kuropatkin during the last forty
eight hours is regarded as significant.
Russians Lose Eight Hundred Men.
NEW CHWANG, June 1s-s Sunday
|midnightl Information received here
at ten tonight through heretofore re-
liable channels states that part of the
Japanese force left at Hu Ian Tien to
checkmate the Russians In the south
ward movements to relieve Port Ar
thur was attacked southeast of Shung.
mao yesterday. After slight fighting
the Japanese made q false retreat,
the Russians holly following them,
when the japanese made flanl,
movement catching the Russians in the
trap. The Russian losses are estimat.
ed at eight hundred men They fell
back on Kai Chou and began to re.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
oleanlnas from the clouds.

The rain and hail Of yesterday
showed up the leaky roofs and the
roof repaircrs will likely be kept
busy for awhile.
Picnic parties, some Of whom have
good reason to know, report heavy
rain all the way from the foot Of
Hermit peak TO the city. After the
storm had passed over the city to the
southeast II seemed to broaden out
and 1t Is hoped the parched earth be.
,oS III. mesas - copiously wci
down.
The amount Of rainfall Saturday is
given by the weather observer as .5S
Of an inch; that Of yesterday at so.
While the rain Saturday lasted about
an hour the downpour yesterday only
lasted half an hour.
Dan Stern. who resides at the cor
ner Of south Eleventh street and
Douglas avenue. was serenaded this
morning by what was probably the
largest chorus that has gathered to
gctber In the famons precinct ~
There were all kinds and varieties oi
voices, with a decided predominance
of basso profundo. Some small boys
however, interfered with the singers
somewhat through . desire TO enjoy
the delicacy OF frog saddles them
selves Or to sell them to local Epicur
cans.
The rain yesterday brought yonne
food down the plaza which by the
time It had reached Bridge street de
Iyeloped considerable proportions and
in one instance merchant was com
pelled to utilize boards alongside tht
walk to keep out the water. The
work Of diyerting the water which
comes down through the town to Tn,
back alleys and streets Is being don,
as the supply Of town funds will per
init.
Weather prognostication for tonigh,
and tomorrow predicts warmer
weather.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

V ST. PETERSBURG, June 13
Michael Davitt, who is in st. Peters
( burg investigating the labor and in
.dustrial conditions of Russia, in an
Interview with the Associated Press
today said he had also investigated
the attitude OF the masses in Russia
towards the war, and found every
where only the quiet confidence that
Russia was bound to win in the end
There is no trace of excitement and
business everywhere is progressing as
usual, people following their ordinary
routine. Stories Of wholesale execu.
tions at Moscow and sanguinary con.
nicts at Odessa. are, so far as in.
quiry shows, pure invention.
Japanese Movements Mystifyins.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 13.--The
Japanese advance OF columns north
and south of Feng Wang Cheng is
causing considerable mystifieation.
The preponderance of military opin-
ion still inclines to the belief that
the movements in both directions are
feints, although the opinion that Gen
eral Kuroki has begun serious ad-
vance by both fianks against Lac
Yang does not lack supporters. Re
newed skirmishing is reported in the
neighborhood of Siu Yen, but there is
no confirmation officially Of the en-
gagement reported by the correspond
ent of the Associated Press at Hal
Cheng lasspight. as having occurred
thirty mils 'om Hal Cheng, in the
direction Of z Wang Cheng road,
which, it is reported, resulted in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
DENVER DEMOCRATS
DON'T WANT A CONTEST

DENVER, June l3.-Attorneys for
the democratic party appeared in
the supreme court today and made
application for a writ Of prohibition to
prevent the hearing of the republican
election contest in the county court,
on the ground that neither the consti-
tuition nor the twentieth amendment
provided for such a hearings in a
county court. The court ordered a
suspension to the proceedings until
June 20. az which time the contestants
were ordered to appear and show
cause why the writ Of prohibition
should not issue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
EXCELLENT ADDRESS
BY WILLIAM [. SWEET
President Of Denver Y.M. G. A. Greeted By
Large Audience In Spite Of Threaten
ing Weather
ABLE PRESENTATIONS ASSOCIATION WORK
The Erection Of Building III Las Vegas viii Be An Rpoch
Making Event In This Community

a large audience assembled in tn,
Duncan opera house last night. despit,
1.-THE threatening weather, for til,
Especial services under tho auspices d
lthe yonng Mems Christian Associa
tion. Seated on the stage were tht
speaker Of the evening. Mr., William u
Sweet, Of Denver, Colorado. the MIN
listers of the local churches, the boart
lof directors and large chorus rep
Iresenting the choirs Of the various
churches.
a hearty praise service and devo
tional exercises occupied the first hall
hour OF the meeting. Beautiful special
selections were rendered by the choIrs
OF the Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches.
The speaker OF the evening was
introduced by James @. McNary, presi,
dent Of the local association.
MT Sweet said In part.
thank you for this cordial vel.
come.Certainly an organization which
can call so many people together on
such an evening must have some Vi,
tality and proves that you have q
lively interest IN its welfare.
: 4 :
am reminded that Las Vegas b
Intimately associated with the career
| Of President Roosevelt. n might NOT
be out OF place TO know what nc
thinks Of the Young Mems Christian
association. He sent the following
letter TO the recent convention mark.
Ing the fiftieth anniversary OF the
founding Of the Young Mems Christ
Ian association IN America: ut Is a
matter Of sincere regret 10 me that
l am not able to be present at the In.
ternational meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian association. be.
lieve with all my heart In your work
for you have not confined yourselves
merely TO talking about what could
be accomplished, but have striven
In a practical fashion to realize In
some degree on this earth the ideals
or Christianity. feel that every
Young Mems Christian association
Throughout this land IL valuable
adjunct to good citizenship.
with my best wishes, believe me
Sincerely yours,
/ Theodore Roosevelt
snch testimonial as that from tn
president Of tho United States Is cer
|tainly worthy Of note.
We meet tonight at time which
II believe. will mark an epoch IN th
history OF Las Vegas, not only rt
|ligiously, but commercially, and US
this expression adyisedly believ
there has never been a movemen
started which win mean more to thl
communitv than the building Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
Perfecto JaramIIlo eDad.

Relatives and friends In the cit,
have received news Of the death from
typhoid.pneumonia at Alamogordo
of Perfecto Jaramillo, q young man
who was born and raised IN Las Veg
as ana who for several years was cm,
ployed by Chaffin 4 Duncan.
Deceased was brother Of Mrs
Pillar Abeyta and Julian Jaramillo ol
this city and had many friends in
here. lie was born in Las Veg
as, December gath. 1868, and was edu
Gated at the Brothers College In San
ia Fe. He was married In 1883 tt
Miss Maria Gulcs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
FIGHT FOR CONTROL
AMONG ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.

= SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 1S.--
The question Of whether or not IlIi.
nois delegation to the democratic
national convention will be instruct
ed for Hearst depends largely upon
the outcome Of the three cornered
factimal fight for the coitrol OF the
party organization which will be de.
cided at the democratic state conyen.
tion which meets tomorrow. The
factions in the struggle are made up
Of adherents Of John r. Hopkins,
which means the existing party ma.
chine, followers Of Mayor Harrison
and those who favor Hearst.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
TWO NEW YORK
MURDERERs ELEcTRocUTED

oSSING. N Y, June 13.--Albert
Koepping and Oscar Borgstrom were
put TO death in the electric chair this
morning The electrocutions took
place without hitch and twenty-four
minutes after the first man was led
10 the chair, the second was pro
nounced dead. Each went to death
without any display of emotion. Keep
ping murdered John Martin, after be.
ing elected for non-jayment of his
board bill. Borgstrom cut his wife's
throat In a fit Of jealousy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL con-
vENTioN IN MONTANA

BozEMAN. MONT, June iS:7--
lndging from the number Of delegates
and visitors already arrived the state
sunday school convention TO be held
here during the next two days Will
be the largest In point Of attendance
ever held by the state organization
i number Of promIneDt Sunday school
workers Of other ssates will address
the convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
Las VEGAS, MEXICO. MONDAY 1904. -
treat along the Baimatgu Tsaichou
road.
Coal Getting Low in Port Arthur.

Coal Getting Low in Port Arthur.
NEW CHWANG, June IA China
imam who smuggled into Port Arthur
as q spy, escaped from there seven
days ago, and was arrested at New
chwang last night He told CORE
|spondent Of the Associated Press that
the Russians were working large
force Of men day and night repairine
the warships. They expect the work
will be completed within a fortnight.
-Four cruisers have their guns trained
landward, to assist in repnlsing land
attack, The channel j. I,art's leaesa
but Admiral Togo's blockade isseffec-
tive, The spy estimates the total
strength Of the Russian forces. includ-
ing sailors, at less than 10000 men.
There are many sick and wounded.
There is food sufficient for two
months. The Russians at Port Arthur
are gloomy, though hoping that Gen
Pral Kuropatkin will send an army
south to assist the garrison Of Port
Arthur. The coal supply at Port Ar
thur Is low. e is estimated at only
2.4oo tons Of Cardiff, and 1000 tons Of
Japanese coal,
Ships Of Both Nations Reported Lost.
ST PETERSBURG, Inne 1s. The
Russian consul at Che Foo reports the
persistence of rumors ofSa sea fight
near Port Arthur. His report IS in
Hire with previons reports to The ef.5
feet that two Russians and four Jap
anese ships have been lost. As there,
is no confirming of the report from
any source the authorities doubt it's
accuracy.
# Russian Forces Retire.
# SEOUL, June 13. 3.-According to
Korean official reports received here
the Russian forces which were at Min
Yong have retired to Chang jim.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
DoWiE GETS COLD
RECEPTION IN LONDON.

LONDON, June Disguised
with the inhosptable reception he
met in London, John Alexander Dowie
suddenly determined to leave Eng.
land and started this afternoon for
Boulogne. SurMer, France. with his
wife and son.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
GRAND OPENING
AT DRIVING PARK
Official Program Of Fourth of July Inaugural Gel
ebration On The Gallinas

Imile dash; free for all: $4,000.
Sixth event: Bicycle race; one
half mile: free for all boys under Is.
First prize, Spalding's league bali and
bat, offered by +. g. Murphy. drug.
gist; second prize, Spalding's B. b.
mitt. offered by Z. G. Murphy, drug.
gist.
Sunday, July Sd. 1904.
First event, III a. M: Base ball,
series of fiNe games. First prize,
10000: second prize, $4,000.
Second event, 3 p. M: Base ball !;
series Of five games. First prize,
10000; second prize. $1,000.
Monday, July 4th. 1904.
Il a. m: Patriotic address at the
pavilion, Gallinas park, to be deliver.
ed by Hon. A. A. Jones.
11:3O 70 2:3O D. m. Concert and
promenade. pavilion Gallinas park,
BY the Las Vegas Military band, Rob.
ert Kaspar, director.
Afternoon.
First event, 2:S0 p. M: 0ne.fourth
mile dash, limited to horses owned in
New Mexico during past sixty days,
$500.
Second event. p. m: Three.
eighth mile dash; S-year-old and un-
der. $1,000.
Third event. $3.50 p. m: Five.
eighths mile dash; free for all, s50.-
| 90.
Fourth event. 1 y. M: Base ball,
series of five games: First prize.
$4,000: second prize. $4,000.
Fifth event, 4:3O p. m: Bicycle
race: one mile; free for all: First
prize, $1,000; second prize, $500.
Sixth event, s p m: Five hundred
yards dash; free for all. $500.
Seventh event $50 p. m: Burro
race, boys under Is to ride, prize,
$500.
Evening. at the Pavilion.
1880 p. M: Grand promenade,
concert and dance. Music by the Las
Vegas Military band.
During the evening there will be a
magnificent pyrotechnic display.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
COMPTROLLER CALLS
FOR BANK STATEMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. G, June 13.
The comptroller Of the currency to-
Iday issued a call for the condition Of
national banks at the close Of busl-
ness Of June 9Th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
HAIL BIG AS GOOSE
EGGS IN COLORADO

BRUSH, Colo. June Iailstones
two aud half and three inches In
diameter fell yesterday afternoon,
doing much damage TO crops, build.
ings and stock estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. A heavy storm
with water spout did enormous dam.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

age at Sterling, and growing crops
near there will bela total failure.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. June
ia cloudburst washed away ssv-
eral small houses near Monumeat,
north Of here, last night, delaying
trains and washing out some small
bridges. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

Adolfo Crespin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Donaciano crespin and wife. and Miss
Petrita Hays, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cruz Hays, daughter Of Mr.. and
west side Catholic church this morn.
ing. A ball will be given at Buffalo
hall this evening in honor Of the
event.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13
Assistant Secretary.
BLuE.sToNE COPPER COMPANY.
Articles of incorporation.

We the undersigned, desiring Il
form corporation for the purposes
hereinafter specified and set out,
hereby associate together as such
corporation under the laws Of the
territory Of New Mexico, BY the fol-
lowing articles oil Incorporation:
!. The full names Of tine persons
forming such corporation are, i. d,
Demars and NJ. Il. Woodling. both Of
Minneapolis. Minnesota, and George
II liunker Of Las Vegas. New Mex
leo.
2. This corporation shall be known
as the Blue-stone Copper company.
3. Organized for the purpose Of,
and Its business shall be mining,
manufacturing and extracting copper
and other metals from ores; owning,
buying. selling, handling and dealing
IN mines. ores. metals. lands, leases
and merchandise. and any and all
other things pertaining to the min.
Ing business. and TO exercise any and
all the rights, powers and privileges
incident, necessary or convenient
thereto and for the proper execution
thereof; all In accordance to the
laws Of the territory Of New Mexico.
In which and under whose laws It Is
duly Incorporated.
4. The amount Of the capital stock
sf said corporation shall be twelve
thousand dollars (sf2.0oC.DO). divided
into twelve thousand ti2,OOo) shares
Of the par value Of one dollar (sl.O0)
each.
8, The time Of the existence OF
said corporation shall be TWENTY-FIVE
t25) years.
6. The concerns and AFFAIRS of said
corporation FOR the first three months
shall be managed and conducted nc.
cording to the PROVISIONS Of these
articles and Of the bylaws Of said
corporation. by three directors, whose
names are as follows, to.wit: L. D.
DeMars of Minneapolis, MINI; M
E. Woodling, Of Minneapolis, Mimi
and George II. Hunker Of Las Vegas
New Mexico.
The principal place OF business
Of said corporation shall be located
in the city Of Las Vegas, In the coun
tn Of San Miguel, territory Of New
! Mexico. Its present holdings and
mining interests being situated y
said county OF San Miguel. New Mex
leo,
In witness whereof. we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 1lth
day Of June, 1904.
ILOUIS ID. deMARS tSeal)
n n WooDLING (Seal)
er0RcE r. HITNKER (Seall
Territory Of New Mexico,
County or san Mignel--ss.
J On this 11th day Of June, AID 1904
before me, the Undersigned. q notar,
public In and for the above count,
and territory. personally appeared
Louis D. deMars, M. y. Wooling am
George II. Hunker, personally knowr
Ito me 10 be the same persons de
scribed in and who executed the fore
going instrument, and acknowledged
that they signed, sealed and execut
IA the same as their free act am
deed.
IN Witness whereof, ! have hereunta
set my hand and notarial seal the day
and year III this certificate first above
4 written.
JOHN b. W. vEEDER.
fseal, Notary Public
GIL
j .-..NNs nnA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

persons who want to order the best
Ice cream VIII find Gibson 4 Belts on
either phone clb
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-13

A new restAurant win be opened
up Oh Railroad avenue In the near fus
ture.