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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04
Believes Andrews
Will be Elected

here and there throughout the terri.
tory, he may possibly win five or six
thousand votes. II he has done this.
he has presented Geo. p. Money. the
democratic nominee, with his election.
II he has not done this, and the
chances seem all against 1t, he will
pick up a couple OF thousand votes
and will not materially affect Mr.. An
drews' figures.
Despite the reports that have been
sent out, there can be no doubt but
+. A. Hubbell Is working hard to roll
up a big majority for the regular re-
publican ticket In Bernalillo county.
He is not doing this for love OF the
governor al the wounds inflicted at
the territorial convention have not
yet healed, But unless Bernalillo
county gives a big vote for the reg,t
lar nominee for delegate. Mr.. Hubbell
will appear In the next convention Of
his party. minus his usual influential
number Of delegates. and the gentle
man because OF plans which he has
made for the future is exceedingly de-
sirous OF going into the next onven
tion with as many delegates as he can
secure, Mr., Rodey will get a goodly
number Of votes in Albuquerque, hut
the county will go strongly against
him.
Hawkins, of Otero county, Childers
and Harrison of Bernalillo county,
Priehard OF Lincoln county and other
pronounced Rodes men OF last month.
are now working for the regular tick.
Ell. The independent republicans of
Mora county have endorsed Money.
The independents of San Miguel coun.
~ Will cast more votes for Money
than for Rodey. Had Rodey remained
out OF the race, all Of them would
have voted the Money ticket. In fact.
~ Rtl +hiNh'A tRhitf NthtN y tdtHlN
daey will injure Money more than II
will Andrews And despite the fact
that san Miguel Is Moneys own coun-
ty, IL can be depended upon to give
a considerable majority for Andrews.
In other parts OF the territory as we'll
as in San Miguel. Mr.. Money makes
a great mistake In imagining that all
the Rodey II will come from those
who would otherwise have voted for
Andrews Two weeks ago II seemed
even probable thar Roiey might de-
feat Andrews and elect Money. Now.
almost on the eve of the battle OF the
ballots that danger seems TO have dis.
appeared. Almost all the republican
factions are nov reunited for the reg.
ular ticket and Mr., Rodey can win III.
tie on any other than personal
grounds. There Is no truth in the
statement that Hopcwel has been
quietly working against Money. He
did his best 70 induce Money admit.
teddy the strongest man that could
have been nominated by the demo
Gratis 10 consent 20 be- named. To his
own party. Mr. Hopevel has given
sufficiently proof Of his fealty His
business relations with Andrews
have not been allowed % interfere
with his duty 10 his party.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04

H| NAV0ttWuNA I~tN
the name Of Theodore Roosevelt be.
fore the people OF America as the re
publican candidate for the office Of
president Of the United States. Un'
der his peerless leadership the sue
cess Of the republican party is again
mountaineering four years more OF
the full dinner-pail and protection to
American liberty and American In.
dustries.
We hereby tender our most hearty
support TO the Hon. William II. An
drevs. the republican nominee for del
egAte 20 congress. We recommend
him to the voters Of San Miguel coun-
" Z Q q business man. honest and up.
right, through whose efforts millions
Of TAXABLE property have been added
90 the wealth Of our territory.
We hereby endorse the territorial
administration OF Governor Miguel A.
Otero.-under his management the
affairs OF our territory have been
most ably and economically admins
tered. and for the best interests OF
al the people Of our territory.
We heartily endorse the judiciary
OF u territory for its able and impair.
tial administration Of justice.
We endorse the administration Of
affairs by the republican officials OF
San Miguel county, and W pledge our
nominees OF this convention, both In
the legislature and in county affairs,
10 economically administer the laws,
and thereby decrease the burdens Of
taxation.
We endorse the past efforts OF Hon
B. 8. Rodey, our present delegate In
congress In behalf Of the Territory ol
New Mexico, up TO the time when hi
became the advocate Of j~oInt-state
hood, and thereby attempted TO give
away u territory. II institutions
and our name which Is sacred to the
people Of New Mexico, to the territory
Of Arizona, without first consulting
the people, who elevated him to sucf
high and honorable position. We re
gret the action OF the said Hon. II. s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04

Ross Mcmillan. OF Socorro. went up
TO Albuquerque Wednesday TO accom-.
pany Mrs, Mcmillan and their young
son that far on their way TO Buffalo.
N. Y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04
CONTINUED from Page one.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Rodey viii not poll 1000 votes. II will
Be seen that. according to their esti-
mate. Andrews viii have a fair sized
majority.
Democratic Forecast.
A prominent democrat makes the
following forecast by counties. the
counties In which Andrews Ii conced.
ed q plurality being indicated by a mi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04

~-
Moneys plurality $1,000. ..27o0
o0o votes win be cast In New Mexico
next Tuesday. Mr.. Rodey really be
lieves that he has a chance of election.
but he Is In a hopeless minority OF one
Is not a single other New Mexican
shares his belief The democrats be.
lieve that In the county of B~ernalillo
the independent candidate will lead
Money, that he will be ahead of An.
drews In a number OF counties and
that he will poll. In all. some five or
six thousand votes The republicans
say thar Rodey will be behind both
candidates in every county. and in
this the republicans are probably o
rect.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04
Why Andrews Should Win.

II has been limited that the canaf
dary of Rodey introduces an element
of uncertainty into the campaign
While the regular republicans affect
to feel positive that the delegates
race for reelection viii not materially
reduce Andrews majority. and while
the democrats appear 10 be just as
certain that the third candidate Will
insure the election Of Money. the cor
servatiye on-lookers who are not car.
ried away or influenced greatly by
inclination and p~artisanship. admit
that 1t is very difficult to estimate Ro-
dey's vote. II be has succeeded in
.rrystalizing the considerable oppost
ton to the administration that exists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04

low and lost all hope. A friend rec
commended Foley's Honey and Tar
and, thanks to this great remedy, 1t
saved her life. She enjoys better
health than she has known In ten
years" Refuse substitutes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04

Moneys pluralities In counties .4050
Andrews plurallties in counties. 1850
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14

| and n 80 inclined bow In acknowlcdg
ment of the compliment.
If called lubher! q pilter quit
ter, dub or any other Of The choice
names that fly quick and fass al every
wclI regulated bah game smile.
II the public tries to lynch you or
to use tar and feathers, place your
hand 10 your mouth 20 serve as a sort
Of megapnone take deep breath and
shout for The police They viii do
their best to protect you.
But don't try 10 take the law into
your own hands unless you have eat
more money Than sou know what 70
do with
Judge Hogue took the initiative in
making up these rules as The result
OF The ill-timed attack made by Catch.
er Spies of the Los Angeles team
upon Orton. & bystander az last SAT
urday's game
Spies. being III San francisco. was
~ Attorney Wolf in thu
police court The charge WIS assault
and battery. of which he was prompt
~ found gully and fined s25. Judge
Hogue in passing sentence said a
ball player must not lose his head be.
cause he is hooted at as it IS the pub
lies prerogative to hoot il deemed
Only In event profanity
was used or he was assaulted would
he player have the right to profess,
ana then only through the medium Of
.Ae police department, the same a.
)ther individuals. 50 His Honor held T.
Portland Oreeonian.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
BASEBALL BULLETIN.

The following is the latest bulletin
issued by Secretary Farrell Of the M
ttoual Association Of professional
ga eball leagues
Contracts.
With Minneapolis W. ] Carney.
j.. Craven. Arthur Queisser
with Davenport W, c. Smith
with Baltimore H. C. Ripplemoy
er,
with ST. Paul b. NJ Coy
with ST. Joseph Il c. Foy
With Little Rock William Blake.
With Savannah Thomas Logan, D
R Hocl
with Louisville Ed DuukIe
Selected BY Draft.
BY Pirtsburg s Smith OF Charles
ron 5, c. c, Holmes OF Cedar Rapids.
BY st. Louis. N. L.--J. Clarke Of Dies
Aoines.
By Washington chas Knoll OF
Nashville
By Rochester ayne. of
Syracuse Hogan Vance OF savannah
BY Omaha J Beaver Of ottum-
wa.
by indianapolis Nctens Of NASH
vile
BY Minneapolis-Chappell of Ilion
by Baltimore-C. Welch of New Or.
leans
Released BY Purchase.
by Little Rock from Burlington
n McKeerson
by Nashville from Grcenville-
Catcher Reisinger.
Suspended.
by Lowell r.. & Vail
Released.
BY Pine Blum W II. DeaveF
Terms Accepted.
With Jacksonville Arthur Wallace
VITA Macon. Cav. c. Breiten.
stein. James Fox. ]. r. Dwyer, Lee
Hamilton.
With Springfield, Mp.--claude Fetz
George Nichols
With Fort Wayne n. leighton
Harry MeElvaine
With Augusta ThOs. W. Smith.
With Rochester a A. Mattern.
With Brlngton--A. p Owens.
With Bunalo-H Bannister
With Little Rock Dale Gear.
With Albany. Russell. J. Powers
Additional Reservations.
By Boise City Hansen KellacEcv
O'Conncli Mcintyre. Rabbit. Hontz
fIammoud Marshall McFarIan
SiarSell Thompson.
BY New Bedford-A. II siackuole.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14

your dasrcr'' he added impatientlls
refusal makes utter ruin Of your lif'
and of your love for upon my word
believe yen love that woman in Paris
A sudden spaSu Of pain swept across
the Russians face From that instant
Darrell felt secure.
"Whpn You wished my name to be
serglus Blowski BilOwski it was, he
continued III Is my turn now 10 pick
an alias for myself"
Rather than carry you back To STAY
r0pol under that name whispered
Getchikod. leaning across the Table,
his face l1id. II VIII give you Il chance
to break out Of Gredskoy and escape
you ana the princess aud part Of the
force. | viii 50 weaken our lines in 4
place which you shall know of that you
cannot fail 10 pierce them. only give
me pledges
Darrell checked him with n gesture.
For a single instant his brain swan
with Visions He knew in what light
he would appear 10 Vera after such a
feat what fair reward she had offered
Kiiziar if he would save the army Of
Circassil
"Thc Princess Vera Gstchikoff be-
gan. as il he had read the others mind
Il VIII not ride 10 my desire, said
Darrell. upon the sack of spurious
military glory nor over the bodies Of
some hundreds OF the troops Of both
armies. Your Infamous plan means
murder. and / viii not hear it. | want
TO see this foolish fighting end Your
answer. he added impatiently. strik-
ing the table with his list. "lour an
sver.'
Cctchlkofs throat was 50 parchcd
with excitement thar lie could scarcely
speak
"You VIM" hc said, and crossing I'M
steadily to the door he called out the
order
"Inyl:e the Circassian general and
his staff to advance"
ITO be contlnued.1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
THE SPUR or FATE.
Concluded from fifth page. }

nanule an0 upset tile vessel upon the
floor
4 he calm. said Darrell. Remember
4 that these facts are known to Gordon
In Paris and most of them to our con-
/ sui IN Stavropol / alone can suppress
them Well We have ROW barred you
/ from your native land. How about
Paris Gordon says Ladisloy helped
you with your matrimonial venture,
OF course he did. he had TO win you,
He had the usual wide knowledge pos
sessed NY foreign spies. 1t was CONE
paratiyely easy to fiud a rich woman
who would marry SO presentable
man rs yourself. aud he knew that a
rich wife was what you wan,eGl--a
rich Partisan.
Now what became Of Ladisloyt He
was killed. by whom: by the owner
of revolver which sent from g sta
ton in France 70 Gordon In Paris.
revolver which / abstracted from your
travelling bag, GetcMkon WAS play
ing detective and playing the game
hard. Did you miss the wrapont
II did" answered GetchikoG with
rage. but did not suspect you were
thief
In the matter Of suspicion I seem %
have lad an advantage said Darrell
for did suspect that you were "a muir
derer"
II am mott exclaimed Getchikof.
with sudden earnestness ana sincerity.
darrell stepped close up 10 him and
spoke in low tone.
Il am perfectly well aware Of II.
he said '-You were IN that cab with
the princess, helping Lad.slov in his
infamous trick. When / threw Lads
loy down from the box, YOU jumped
out If the door You slipped and fen.
Lying on the Sidewalk you drew re-
Hp az that moment, ANA the bullet
struck him IN the back, but he was too
much excited to suspect thar he had
sustained serious Injury. Y1u both
pursued the cab. but became separated.
Iadislor fnll dying from internal bleed
ing and in his last conscious moments
attempted 70 destroy that forged war
rant"
"You do me only Justice" said Get
chikoff hoarsely "rhe thiHg was an |
accident did not even tire at you. |
The weapon went of in NY hands as |
drew it for protection,
Il am q just man said Darrell, but |
cant answer Tor ms FREUD Gordon.
IL lies in my mind that he r. not so just |
as ] am; that in case any harm comes |
10 me he win publish you in Paris and |
before the world as . cold blooded muir
derer Why. the case is clear Lads
loy bad aided your matrimonial /
schemes; YOU had paid him with this :
forgery lie had you IN bis power
What more natural than that you
should wish him dead: II Is tine CONE
mon motive And now answer me
can yon return tr Parist can sou re-.
turn 10 >iarropolt Nat without my
permission General Gctchkon."
There was o long pause.
Il understand" said GotchisoT sud
denly. thai sou are able TO deliver up
the khan in addition 10 the prisoners
now hold II could To- represented tina,
the strategy by which the others we're
caught was y part Of the terms If sur
render Darrell ] VIII sign those terms.
and every persGn In that town shall he
guaranteed safety. every soldier IN t1e
army shall boz parole1 n YOU VIII give
mo satisfactory pledges that neither you
nor your friend WIN do nc ~ injury. !
But must have AIofman Khan
Behold him." said Darrell
"Aout' cXclaircd Gctr. itoT-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
nlslntees Railway Carriages.

On the Bsyarian state railways the
passenger carriages are regularly dis.
Injected with formaldehyde The
uefhod adopted is to close the win.
'ova and doors tightly and On tE.
fcor of The cards placed a nan which
Contains metal weights heated o. q
'rli Ted color, 4 ~ per cert soIuti-n
Il foFmsidehyde r. then poured into
ne ran. After having heea lefr for
about seven horrs the carriage Is Their
thoroughly ventilated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
MUST WEAR "A SMILE
THAT WON'T COME OFF
BALL PLAYERS MAY BE HooTED
AND DERIDED, BUT MUST
IN SMILE sERENELY ALL THE
IN WHILE.

National league committees have
evolved sets of rules governing the
playing of a game Of baseball but II
seems that they have neglected 70
compile a chapter bearing upon the
rules of etiquette 70 be followed by
players in their association with the
public Observing this shortening
Municipal Judge Hogua Of Portland
Ore. has produced a suitable set Of
regulations for the guidance Of play.
ers. Some Of them are IN effect, as
follows:
If you are hooted BY the public,
smile.
If you are called a lobster, smile,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
= sontcntsu rtuspanc.

No. my wife's not educated, and
when she tries 20 talk upon the topics
pi Tho day. you're apt TO get shock,
She ism up ia music, and she never
went 10 dances, yet when old enough
to marry she had a dozen ch7nct2
No she isn't very handsome. but tHen
s7c takes the cake when ii comcs -
making biscuit like mother used 10
make Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14

Bats senerallyremain torpid through
our thc winter EJnths while the Afri-
caa lung fish passes The whole Of The
dry season comfortably sealed UP
within o nest formed by the caked
4-l dried mud Il tEe river bed In
Those cases the fest must 2Ccordi.9 ly
be prolonged and of a seycro type.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
The Fast Trains.

To California are run over the Union
Pacific Via Omaha lG hours quicker
to san Francisco imam any other line
No change Of tuad- u1 detows. "Tnt
Overland Route all ihe way. BE sure
your Ticket reads over the Union Pa
ciiic Inquire of J. II. Ioihrop. c. A.
"H5 Olive street. ST. Louis. 40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
cLEANLY WOMAN.
ErroncousIy Thinks by Securing Her
scaIp That She Cures Dandrufr

Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp, which re-
moves the dandruff scales, she IS curing
the dandruf She may wash her scalp
every day. and yet have dandrun her
life long, accompanied by falling hair.
too. Tho only way In the world 70 cure
daudrufr is 70 Skill the dandrufr germ,
and there is no hair preparation that viii
do that but Newbro's Herpicide Herpi-
eide by killing the dandrun germ.
leaves the hair free 10 grow IS healthy
Nature intended. Destroy the cause
YOU remove the effect XIII the dan
druY germ with TTerpicide Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps
for SAMPLE 70 The Herpicide Co.. De-
troit Mich
Paul G. Schulz K sons. Special
Agents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
Kiss ones RelIaIous oLa.ruance

Kiss Once a Religious Observance
The kiss has been common amerc
English-speaking people for amounted
centuries II was known even C.
those mystical. halffOrgotten persons
he Druids. who appear 10 have mace
. IN some way a very important part
II their religious obser;anccs. The
christian kiss under the mis'ietoe
comes down from thsm. and is
thought 70 have had Ia years long
2ast sacred sienincance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14

The following is the latest bulletin
Issued by Secretary Farrell Of the Na
ttcual Association Of Professional
Pa eball leagues
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
ITO be contlnued.l

Great tonic braces body and brain
drives al Impurities from your sys
TEN. Makes you well Keeps you well
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 80
cents, Tea or Tablets Paul G, Schulz
& Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
PRODUCTS Of DooHsh.

The Canadian gayernmert has de-
1idea a. construct three factories in
.ora Scotia fer the manufacture Of
si1e aaa atler material FROM dogfsh
AL mat abe toeEsh is good for.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
Myself" answered Darrell.
Getchikoff put his hand TO h

TttchlkVH put HIH HHIU 70 ITS IuIU'
head.
Then II Is tue rc said slowly, "as
some Of our spies have repcrtcd. that
tile Princess Vera has played this mas
querade. There T. no one else for
whom you would TINS risk your life,
But it can't be done It paitiycly can
not he done ! dare not take YOU hack
to Stayropol rs Mojluan Khan"
"GotchkoG, said Darrell with dead
~ intensity. take your choice. Your
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-14
Doors FOR Special Occasions.

MANY old houses IN Holland have q
speciai door Eaieh is never opened
save OF two oecasions-vhen there is
= marriage "a q death IL the family.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-19

In the Fight With a Policeman. One
Burglar Was Killed, Another Ar
rested and the Third Escaped.

Philadelphia, July 14.-One burglar
was killed, another surrendered and a
third made his escape and an eleven
year old boy vas wounded in the back,
late tonight, as the result of an attempt
Of he three men to rob the house of
Harry Miller. ga North Fifty-Second
street, west Philadelphia. The dead
man is Frank Robinson, Of New York,
and the captured burglar is Harry
Smith, Of this city. Both are well
known to the police.
Policeman David Roberts ran across
Robinson and Smith in the dark and
ordered both to halt. Robinson flashed
a small electric lantern and f1ourished
a pistol as he and Smith made a dash
for the front door. Roberts opened fire
and shot Robinson through The head.
Smith reached the front porch, where
several citizens shot at him. He threw
up his hands and begged them not to
shoot him.. In the fusilade, Raymond
McCorkle the boy, who was in the crowd
outside the house, was shot in the back.
His Injury is not considered serious.
The police say there was a third man
IN the gang who was on watch.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-19
WILL RECEIVE MINERS.
A Time is Set for Their Reception ut
Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, L. l., July 14.-President
Roosevelt will resceive either tomorrow
afternoon or SATURDAY, q committee of
the United Mine Workers, of Pennsyl-
vania, the members of which went
down to Oyster Bay to present the Pc
ltition regarding the Colorado labor
troubles, which the committee failed
IN Tuesday to place in the Presidents
hands.
Secretary Loeb today received a tel
egram from D. j. Davis, of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, one of the officials of the United
Mine Workers, inquiring If it would be
possible for a regularly accredited COM
mittee of the organization to secure
an audience with the President, to pre-
SEN the petition which the first COM
mittee had failed to present to the
President, because no previous appoint
ment had been made for its members.
In response to the request, Secretary
Loeb promptly telegraphed Mr.. Davis
that the President would be pleased
to see the committee either tomorrow
afternoon or on Saturday, as either date
would be convenient to him..
President Roosevelt, accompanied
by his sons Kermit and Archie, and
his nephews Phillip and George. som
of Emlen Roosevelt and one or two
friends of the boys, spent last night on
the shore Of Long Island with the sky
for a canopy. They cooked their own
breakfast this morning, the President
being an adept at the preparation Of
an outdoor meal. They reached Saga
more Hill earl yn h day.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-19
Mountains of Queer Stuff.

One Of the legends of the stnmus OF
Panama, where the great canal is to be
built IS to the effect hat somewhere in
the interior of the forests, which ex-
tend south from the southern portion of
the isthmus, there is hidden a mountain
of pure gold This is, in all probability,
a myth, but it is believed by many on
thethe isthmus and no white man nas
ever penetrated to where the golden
mountain is supposed to rear its shining
head.
If the existence of a mountain Of gold
is more than doubtful, there do exist
mountains composed or a material
which a easily be turned into gold.
Dur W iron mountain in Missouri is
more than 1000 feet high and is an al
most solid mass of iron ore.
The celebrated cliffs of Dover in the
English shore of the british channel
are simply hills, or small mountains
of chalk and a while ago 1t was rtport-
ed a mountain Of borax had been dis
covered in Mexico.
Stromboli. that island volcano which
Is called the Lighthouse of the Medi-
terranean," may fairly be called a
mountain Of sulphur. This volcano has
been internationally active as far back
as We have any account of it, and has
sent forth sulphur until the sides of
the mountains are largely composed or
that substance, and the island on which
it stands is one mass Of sulphur.
Shipc go to the island and the side
Of the mountain IS scraped away and
loaded into their holds, the cavity
again by the steady overflow Of sui
phur from the crater. Thus this moun
tain forms the worlds chief source of
sulphur supply.