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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03
What They Met For.

At the Pan.American conference re-
Gently held in Washington, e~ighty-six
bishops Of The Episcopal church met
In conclaye.
All these bishops ranged them.
selves in a neat group on the street
n day and a photographer made q
picture Of them.
Bishop Potter stood in the rear oil
the group. Near him, looking o.
calmly, stood two newsboys. The pre-
late heard one Of the %newsboys say:
"Hey, Jimmy. dis meetin' Nv al
desc parsons, wot's its furY'
The other boy replied:
"oh, dey gifts ~togedder wunst a yea
like dis TO exchange sermons"
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RI. pniite German..

We Germans are not only me most
polite. Int also the most ceremonions
people III Tic world Without ceremony
IL il not possible tat rs 70 present y
friend To- take 4 seal IN a restaurant or
10 drink or even TO inter a single WORD.
Consequently 4 raople Ike the british
which ignores aud utterly disregafds
these customs. must appear 10 us q herd
or lubbers. Frankfurter Zeltung.
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Atm. of Action.

.you See said The young lawyer,
INV client is accused OF blgamy, and
he's guilty: so hardly know how to
defend him"
"Why. that's easy. said the old law.
yer. .Defend him on the ground o.
insanity md get n few henpccked hns
bands on the Jury - Puck.
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Subpoena
Summons
Writ Of Attachment, Original
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Affidavit In Attachment. Original
Affidavit In Attachment, Duplicate,
Garnishee Summons. Original
Garnishee Summons. Duplicate
Bond in Attachment
Execution
Order to Garnishee to Pay
Garnishee Receipt
Affidavit In Repleyin
Bond in Replevin
Writ Of Replevin
Appearance Bond
Peace Bond
Criminal Warrant
Criminal Complaint
Mittimus
Appeal Bond
Notice OF Attachment
Criminal Comp't for Search Wa.
Notice for Publication
venire
Notice OF Garnishm't ON Exec
Forthcoming Bond
Indemnifying Bond
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Document Blanks
FOR SALE BY THE
Las Vegas Publishing Go.
Justice Of the Peace Blanks.
Justice Of the Peace Blanks.

Appearance Bond, Dist Court
Garnishee, Sherif's Office
Bond, General
Road Petition
Bond Of deputy
Guardians Bond and Oath
Administrators Bond and Oath
Letters or Guardianship
Letters Of Administration
Warrant to Appraisers
Summons. Probate Court
Justices Docket. 1-2x14 inch 100 .
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Record for Notary Public
A True Bill
Springer Law (Pro. to Minors1
Bond for Deed
Application for Licenses
Report OF Survey
Agreement Special Lease
Afidavit and Bond In Attachment
Original
Afladivit and Writ In Attachment
Duplicate.
Citation
Constable's Sale
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Inritntion..

A~rchIe--see how | am run after. All
these are Invitations.
Friend-Cood graciousl All insita.
tions7 Invitations 10 WHAT
ArchIe-To call and settle acconn's
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can.e Enr Mnrry.

she-why do yon look SO worried.
Berthe? Did papa object? :,
Berthe No. But be said. Its ~
right. You'll soon End out It's useless
TO object when Nell Is set on anything.
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when in need Of ~up-tOdate, stylisn
job work at rook-bottom prices. coa'
suit your own interests and The Up
tic once at the sams time. .A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03

An economical way Of disposlng OF.
stale bread 10 BY eating ~ y say
Doctors biilss-Detroit Free Press.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03

II your uncle has an aunt, who
has a nephew whose wife has a cous-
in that is married to an old friend OF
your wife's sister, whose grandfather
used to live in the same town with
an old school mate Of yours, whose
son.in.law is now in ST. Louis. you
should at once renew inc acqnaint'
ance with a view Of saving hotel
bills while attending the Words
Fair. This scheme car be worked
successfully in many instances.-Ad
yertfser. East Aurora. N. Y.
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sideliahts on the Worlds Fair.

SidelIgHts on me willis
st. Louis is determined to have the
biggest and best exposition the world
has ever seen. If Uncle Sam doesn't
lay UP a cent,-Jamestown m. "
journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03

The Worlds Fair people are de.
termined to have Pategonian giants.
at their show. even if they have 10
import Michigan lumbermen.-Mexi-
co city (Mexieo) Herald.
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No ragtime music at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, What boots i
whether there are low.rate excur-
sions 10 the show or mott? Buffalo
(N. W Express.
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offers unexcelled opportunities for those
who want to make money in sheep rails
ing, in agriculture. or in the fruit or dairy
industry. Along the lines Of the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03

An old saying is that as the days
begin to lengthen, then the cold be-
gins to strengthen. Can we not
change the latter part for this year,
and have 1t say the Worlds Fair
boom to strengthen,-Lowell tMich.)
Journal.
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General Blanks.

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Abstraction OF Mortgage Receipt BOOZE
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Whoever designed the private flag
of David r. Francis, president of
the st. Louis Exposition. erred gre
viously. The flag has a broad streak
in it.-Pawnee (Neb.D Press.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-03

Musicians are assured that there
will be no rag.time music at the ST.
Louis Exposition. It may puzzle some
of the authorities to decide just
where legitimate syncopation ends
and rag-time Observation-Disclosures
Cd. Cd Post.
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1t is predicted that the coming spe,
cial issue of st. Louis Worlds FAN
stamps is destined to be very popu-
lar. But the kind Of stamps
which suit most people the
best will still be the good old.fash-
toned currency bills. Oshkosh
fWis.) Northwestern.
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The Midway part Of the Worlds
Fair is to be called "The Pike" and
the press Of the country is wonder
ing why. That is dead easy; It is
named after Pike street. Seattle
Seattle Wash.) Argus.
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P. S.-Between Kansas City and Chicago, The South
west Limited of this line is the train Of trains. Leaves
Kansas City, Union Station, SIS p. M, Grand Avenue,
6:07 D. m. Arrives Chicago, Union Station, S:55 a. m.
The evening world., 1904-05-24
. wish every SUI,

i WISH every nuI-
fering m q n q n d
woman could foe ]
what your medicine
@ q and will do,
Q v Q IN seemingly
most b o p o 8 .
cases" - (Hon.) T.
o. Nicely. Company
r, Ohio Volunteers,
Ravinia. ILL.,. April
IS. 1904.
Like a skilled SOL
dier, disease attacks
the weakest p o {.
and in ~ninety-nine
cases out OF n hun
dred this Ia the kid
neys. or liver. where
practically all the
most dangerous and
complicated diseases
OF the human race
have their start,
h o C o the
kidneys n n d liver
b a 9 o m o diseased
there can be no
health. because on
these most impor-
tant organs fall the
complicated work OF
keeping the b o d y
free from the poi
Bonous waste mat
tera daily thrown
The evening world., 1904-05-24

while he, the physician. went to the
drug store. He never came back.
Married Nurses Sister.
w. o. Rogers. Of No. ISL West Ono
Hundred and Twenty-third street, was
another victim. After reading OF Seitz's
melting with DIR. Colby" Rogers
wrote 10 Seitz and acknowledged that
he. too. had been 'given tho same
treatment" Tho doctors" loot In the
Rogers house consisted OF a diamond
pin. a gold watch and two pocketbooks.
Detectives learned that Muller had
once been employed as a nurse. In
Bellevue and that ne a married the
sister OF one OF tho oma nurses-an
estimable who was as much
fooled by him as his other victims.
Through the wife's sister they learned
Muller's address and arrested him.
When found by the detectives and
accused OF his crimes. Muller tainted.
but he later regnined his nerve and
told with great glee OF the name In
which ne had tricked his victims.
The evening world., 1904-05-24
He Attacked Third Avenue Car,
and Although Knocked Down
and damned Beneath It Was
Not Injured.
RESCUED THROUGH
THE AID OF JACKS.
After Battling with Police and
Others He Is Landed In Belle
Mie Hospital In a Strait
Jacket.

IN q cen IN the insane pavilion at
Bellevue Hospital Do . man who in his
madness developed the strength Of half
Q dozen men.
The man was at the Bowery ana
Fourth street at dawn to-day. He was
well dressed. with gray hair and mus
faohe. n az he walked down the
street. mumbling to himself and swing
ing his arm wildly, It was evident that
he was mad and violent
A Third o CIR we'll flled with
passengers approached going north At
Q rapid rate. The man ran 10 the srfcat
and made for tho car. striking out VI
eioualy rs It came upon him. The motor
man put on brakes and reversed the
lever. but the a spun along. sliding
on the rails. telling the man 70 the
street and pinioning him under is
weight.
His Screams attracted police from
every direction. The car had to be
lacked up before he could b. released
II vas then found that he was UNI
Injured.
The mar at nee began an assault
On the motorman. Such was his
strength that every man upon whom
his nst fell was knocked from his
feet. Policeman Smith succeeded in
throwing him to tho street n holding
him. Thinking the mailman was sub
dued tho policeman started for the
Fifth street station with his prisoner.
On the way he again became violent.
He attacked Smith with fists. feet n
teeth. The policeman and the manaic
rolled about the street. the policeman's
arms pinioned to his sides by n grasp
which was like iron. Smith called for
hslp md three other policemen CANE
TO his assistance. The madman raj
overcome after the policemen had been
bruised and beaten.
At the station-house he again be-
aaine violent. An ambulance was called
from Bellevue Hospital. A strait
Jacket was used 10 take him there.
He refused to give his age. his name
or his address. and developed violence
yheh questioned as to his Identity. No
papers or cards bearing any name were
found In his pockets.
The evening world., 1904-05-24
BROTHER
SENT into EXILE
Found to Have Been in Cor
respondence with Princess
Khadidie, Daughter Of the I'm
prisoned Ex-SuItan.

coNsTANTINoPLE. May A-Kemal
Fasha, the Sultan's son-in-law. ana
other high onncials have been arrested
and sent into exile in q OF
tho discovery of a secret correspondence
between Kemal Pasha and Princess
Khadldje, daughter OF the imprisoned
ex-Sultan. Murad. Kemal Pasha, who Is
a son OF the late Osman Ghazi Pasha.
IL a general In the Turkish army and
aide-de-camp to the Sultan.
The evening world., 1904-05-24

Hrent Sale of Peas.
s 10 raj Brand. extra
: sifted. very small, sweet
( and tender: regular price.
: l5c. can; reduced to. nor .
: case q DOZEN, 81 .45:
per doz'. 1925; oan. lie
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more CAPT. T. o. NEELY. mo- .oT NV TN Tystem
moment. but make this simple tt at your, home: Let m morning URN stand q
hours n areddsh brown sedhmen forms or II particles float about in it or is clOdy
you kidneys ac seriously affected and utel unable to do their work. and II allowed
to run on. without teMmentt the uric acid will clog the bood and poison the whole hdy
hndaehe. hacknohs indigestion dyspepsia constipation, torpid liver, ncyuusness all
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The evening world., 1904-05-24
Another Great List of Foods.

! Country, Orders amounting to S. or more packed and shipped
| FREE to any point within 100 miles of this city. This does not in
tcllde carrying charges from station to your house. We give per-
tsonal attention to mail orders.
The evening world., 1904-05-24
LEWlsoHN CASE ADVANCED.
II VIII GO ut Once Before the AD-
pellnte Division.

Dhtrict-Attorney Jerome appeared to-
day In the Lew1sohn caso before Jus
tics Dugro and protesting that he had
no desire TO punish Jesse Lewtsohn,
oame to a speedy agreemnt with the
latter's counsel. Alfred Lauterbach, on
an order Diminishing the writ OF habeas
corpus. paroIlng LSwiSohn in Lauter-
bach's custody.
Tho only coDdftion imposed was tina
Lauterbach proceed with promptness
berore the Appellate Division.
IAN I want Is to ave the question
If the constitutionaiity of the Bowling
not granting immunity TO witnesses in
gambling-house cases settled at the ear
Hest possible moment" said Mr.. Jerome.
Should dilatory practices be resorted
to by Lewtsohn the parole will be re-
The evening world., 1904-05-24
FRANCE RECALLS
VATICAN MINISTER
Council In Official Note Declares
Its Acceptance OF Anthem
ITCHY of Reported Protest to
the Powers.

PARIS, May 4-The Council OF Min
listers has considered the Vatican con-
troversy. and in an official note says:
'The Government is satisfied with the
authenticity OF the reported protest sent
by the Vatican to the powers and there
fore has decided to recall NJ. Nisard.
leaving routine business in the hands
q the Third Secretary of the Vatican
The evening world., 1904-05-24
Capt, Nee|V, Ohio Volunteers,
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about Q year ago

About Q year ago
! had az bad a case
Of kidney and liver
disease as Q man
could possibly have
and live. ! was 30
weak that for days
al n time I could
hardly sit UP. and
everything sw q m
before my eyes.
Tue medicine the
d o otor prescribed
seemed only to pol
son my system and
to make me worse.
My wife begged me
30 try Warmers Safe
Cure. and to please
her / finally did so.
The effect was Inn
mediate. and to say
that I owe my life
TO 1t but half tells
my wonderful story.
MY appetite was
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body was nourished
and new life and
strength seemed TO
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veins. and In three
months ! was a we'll,
strong. healthy man
The evening world., 1904-05-24
Macmillan Muller, Who Posed
as "Dr. Colby" and Robbed
Patients, Declares He Found
Trick an Easy One.
AMERICANS ARE READY
VICTIMS, HE ASSERTS,
ArraIgned In the Flatbush Court
To-Day, He Was Held in
$1,000, While Young Wife
Wept In the Corridor.

Maximfiian Muller. former hospital
nurse, who while posing a. 'Dr. Colby"
committed several ingenious thefts by
psrsuading mon that they needed his
peculiar massage for heart disease. snd
then. while they waited for him to so
20 the drug store to get plaAters. stole
al the valuables in their clothing.
waived examination when arraisnsd IN
the Fatbush Police Court, Brooklyn
to-day and was hsid In $1,000 bail.
Muller, who seemed IN q cheerful state
Of Eind, frankly Animated his thsfu
and plSmed himself on n novel meth
ods he had exercised.
''of al ready Victims" said Muller.
GOOD humoredly. the American n
the sasisst b pluck: and h more
he has and Ahs ntshsr his rspu-
tatton for shrewdnoss the easier he -.
Il was no trouble at all for me to
persuade these weibbo-do m,cznhaxts
tha they had heart disease. and when
I proposed to treat them free they
jumped at the opportunity. AL I did
was to get them to strip. apply sticking
plaster or tire tape 10 the anal of the
back n order them 10 turn their faces
to the wall and stop breathing. Then
while they held theig breath and spec
uhted on their symptoms went
through their clothes M departed"
wife wspt in Court.
When Muller was arraignsd In court
his pretty young wife was weeping bit
teriy in the corridor. She said III had
had the utmost confidence IN her hus-
bands honesty. They had been mar
ried but fifteen months. and h
thought he was making his living by
selling sewing machines.
My friends and relatives opposad
my marriage to him because he was q
German" said the young woman, "and
now I have no one to turn to. But"
she added w5stfully. "hs wa hwfuly
kind 60 me-"
Among victims caught mapping by
Muller II John 8. Ward. lof No. 1eo
Garside avenue Newark. Ostenslbly
Muller, posing az u physician. went to
buy a fine DOCTORS carriage. He per-
suaded Ward that he was III. and IN
duced him to strip himself and submit
to having his back plastered up with
adhesive plaster.
Absent Treatment, This.
He then made Ward turn his face to
the wall and went FOR medicine" When
Ward finally ventured to look around
the doctor" was gone, and with him
all the loose jewelry and money that
had been in Wards clothing when he
stripped.
on May II DIR. Colby visited Fred
erick Seitz. OF No. 1900 Pacific street,
Brooklyn. He appeared as an intending
purchaser of tho apartment house
owned by Seitz, and was accompanied
by a ~real-estato agent. The price
agreed upon was 1900. Then the doc
tor left with the agent. Later the
doctor returned alone to look over
the house again.
He had succeeded in getting rid OF
the real-estate agent and was prepared
to prescribe for Seitz. He induced the
latter to submit to an examination
n then ordered him to lie very still
The evening world., 1904-05-24
CUBAN POLITICIAN SUICIDE.
Juan Antonio Garmendia Kills
Himself with Knife.

HAVANA. May 24-Juan Antonio
~Garmendia, q prominent Radical and
b former representative from Ma
tanzas. who failed OF reelection. iiad
last night as the result of s~elf-innicted
knife wounds. He had beer I'll for a
long time and was mentally un-
balanced,
, 1904-09-08
Injured in Runaway.

Late yesterday afternoon, p.
Rail-, a well known ranchman
and w. NJ. Boyle, of P~ittsburg.
started from Encampment 10
spend the night at Rails fish
house on the Platte. East of Ri
verside their team ran away
throwing out both the men. The
unfortunate men we're brought
back to town and taken to Mr.
HUNS apartment in the T.. 4 III.
building. Mr.. Rail- was found to
have suffered a fracture of the
right thigh bone and was removed
to the Good Shepherd hospital.
Mr.. Boyle received an ugly cut over
the left eye, and was badly bruised
in several places. His injuries
are not expected to prove very
serious, unless the injured eye is
affected. The men are under the
care of DR.. Perdue and DR.. Nichols.
.-Encampment Herald.
, 1904-09-08

Operations at the Smith brick
yard at Pearl are progressing nice
ly, there being, at present writing,
between forty and fifty thousand
brick in the uncompleted Kiln.
Plans have been altered a little
since the last issue. in so much
ms that a kiln of 10000 instead of
lbs 900 brick will be made. The
clay at this place is of most excel
lent quality for brick manufacture
Indeed ireclay has been encoun
tered in nearly every portion OF
the Pearl district. A carload oil
cement is expected by Mr.. Smith
from Laramie, Sunday. This
amount, which is about 100 barrels
will be used in the laying of foun.
dations for the building and ma.
chinery of the smelter.-Pear
Mining Times.
, 1904-09-08

O'Clock, Saturday. by Fred G.
Woe. Their, wrra but six or
eight prcscnt. Judge Blood was
chosen chairman and H. l.
kuykendall secretary of the meet
ing. The election for delegates to
the county convention, held in
Rawlins Tuesday, resulted in the
following named gentleman: II.
l.. kuykendall, G.. p. Clemmons,
f l. Blood, James Atfield and
Jack Shatfef. e. p. Clemmons
and E. l.. Blood were the only
who attended the country
convention, the rest %preferring to
be represented by proxy.
, 1904-09-08
Distinguished Visitors.

Il. X. Hum, general manager of
the North American Copper Com
pany, came in from the railroad
last Saturday, accompanied by Il.
Nj. Cobb, Of Cripple Creek, Colo,
the owner of the "Homestaken
mine Of that place, and F. b.
Draper a prominent attorney of
Chicago. They went on up to En-
campment.
Mr.. Hum has just returned from a
conference with the u. p. ohic-
ials, at Denver, but declined to
talk for publication Mr.. Cobb
and Mr.. Draper are in this coun-
try TO look it over, with the pros
poet that they will make heavy in
vestments here before very long.
, 1904-09-08
A Pleasant Interesting Institute.

Miss Roberta Robnett, county
superintendent of schools, re-
turned Monday from attending
the Teachers Institute, held in
Rawlins last week. The Institute
was conducted by DIR. Frank II.
II. Roberts. who came up from
Colorado for that purpose. The
DR., has conducted the last five
Institutes held in Carbon county,
and was no less interesting at
this, his last effort, than formerly.
He has positively declined to
come up again for that purpose.
Miss Robnett examined ten
teachers last Saturday,
, 1904-09-08
That Race Meeting.

A number of citizens met at the
'irug store of DR.. Price Tuesday ev-
ening and discussed the propriety
of a ace meet here at an early day
as suggested in last weeks Sun.
DIR. Price was made chairman,
Major Albro treasurer and Frank
NUM- secretary. A finance com
mittee, consisting of =. E. Me-
Annuity, w. III. Bemis aud F. n.
Larsen was appointed to solicit
subscriptions. The matter should
be pushed along and not allowed
to slum5er. Now is the time.
The weather is fine and the race
track in good condition. Let us
have the race meet at al early day.
, 1904-09-08
An Old Timer Returns For a Visit.

Styles ID. Jones, accompanied
by his two nephews, Paul and
Kirby, sons of Robert NJ. Jones,
who have been spending a couple
of weeks visiting the family of
Henry r. Jones and Hon. f, o.
Williams, on Calf creek, returned
home Sunday. This is the first
visit of Styles tothis country since
1856, and he vas surprised and
gratifed at the great improve
ment that had been made in this
country. Mr.. Jones was a favor.
tie when here, and has lost none
of his old time geniality.