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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-01
Special Sale of Art Linens
A Third Less Than Regular Prices.

@lV received through the Georgetown house
N|0 II import of Fine Hemstched and Embroidered Lin
\N\A\A ems from Belfast, Ireland
The linen Of exceptional quality, and the designs
are beautiful This quality of goods rarely offered
be appreciated by accustomed to buying
fine linens
We offer them at a third less than regular prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-01
Imported
FIOdel Dresses
AT Half Price.

- O close our most successful
4 season with High-class Cos
" tunes, both in originals and
copies, we offer the remain
ing few at just half prices. These
elegant original creations and mod
lsh copies of Partisan models en-
body the most beautiful fabrics de-
manded of fashion this season, and
each gown is an individual, distinc-
tive, exclusive style and hasn't a
duplicate anywhere.
These delightfully."- light, airy cos
tunes are suitable for present use,
for calling, driving, promenade and
church, and just right for evening
wear at seashore and mountains.
ONE COPY LIE BOUVIER,"
OF white spangled net over chiffon
and white silk.
$4,000. Was $500.
ONE COPY "LEFERRIEREn
OF white wolfe, with pale blue broad
cloth, over silk.
$4,000. Was S1n8.OO.
ONE "PAQUIN," of white
broadcloth over white silk.
$500. Was $4,000.
ONE SARA MAYER" of white
crepe de chine and lace over silk.
S84. 90. Was S108.OO.
ONE 'DOUCET," of light blue
crepe de chine over light blue silk.
$92.5O. Was S185.OO.
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$4,000. Was sos. 90.

One White Wolfe Suit, with blouse
jacket and double cape trimmed with
white silk; the skirt has plated
panel front and is silk lined; size IS.
$3.50. Was $4,000.
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Man of Experience.

of the inmates of the various branches OF
the institution.
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Our W. & l.. Special Trunk. These trunks
manufactured especially for us and according to
specifications. They have several features not
found in other trunks. Constructed of Eastwood
covered with heavy army canvas; fifteen hardwood
Stats on outside best maleabe iron Stat and
ner clamps; double dowel bolts either end and
corner; four 12-inch strap hinges the small
sizes and five the larger ones; No Taylor
bolts and best Excelsior lock; sheet iron bottom;
rollers set back: two trays; th0roughly riyeted:
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$4,000. Was S65.OO.

One Black Wolfe Suit, with blouse
jacket handsomely trimmed with
black silk braid, and neck and front
finished with Persian braid and but
tons; the skirt is trimmed with braid
and silk lined; size 36.
$48.OO. Was $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-01

One Blue and White Checked
Novelty Suit, with blouse jacket
trimmed with white cloth; vest has
a touch of red velvet; the skirt is
formed of three circular flounces;
size Sc.
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Attention is called to Our To-order
Frame Department, which is replete
with over 500 different designs of
molding, and from which we make
to order frames of every size and de-
scription at short notice, and at very
reasonable prices. We also regild
frames at moderate cost.
Fourth floor Tenth ST
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S1.5O NegDigee Shirts for ST. 90.

good fortune be hand when the manufacturer OF
negee shirts cleaning the short lengths
srngs He made the entire lot for with the
all his hghgrade Shirts and we shall place them
O sale tomorrow Thursday morning at
S1.OO EACH Instead of Sl5O.
They quality and there's variety OF patterns from
which select and bad pattern the lot All sizes included
MensS op,M foo, +
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Travelling Requisites.

The attention of those contem-
plating a European trip, a visit to
the St. Louis Exposition or else
where is directed to our complete
stock of tourists requisites.
We are constantly studying trunk
building, putting forth every effort
to improve the product of each year
over that of the preceding one, and
to this attention to detail we owe
the splendid success and the excel
lent progress enjoyed by this de-
partment.
The three essential features Of
the perfect trunk-strength, conve-
nience and appearance-are never
lost sight of, and will be found EN-
bodied in all the models shown by
us.
Most of the numbers to be found
in our stock are built to our own
order, after specifications furnished
by us, and represent original and
exclusive ideas.
W. & L. French Trunk-a trunk constructed for
beauty, strength and convenience; rawhide bound;
malleable iron brass plated clamps; four hinges;
No. 8 Taylor bolts Excelsior bolt lock; dowel
linen lined throughout full riveted; light weight.
32-inch. Each, $500.
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Oil Paintings
which we offer at
IL to u Usual Prices.

Among them you will find a great
many really worthy pieces of art, and
they are originals-not copies. They
are all fitted with deep FURNISHED gilt
frames with ebonized shadow boxes.
The following is a partial list:
One lot Landscape and Marine
Views.
$500. Value, $500.
One lot of Pastoral and Land
scape Scenes.
Sc. Value, $500.
One lot of Marine, Landscape and
Pastoral Scenes; also a few Holland
T,a,-c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-01

Heavy Trunks made Of thoroughly seasoned
lumber and covered with canvas; iron bottom; II
inch strap hinges; Excelsior lock; extra deep set
up tray, with hat box and packing compartments;
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81. 90 and $3.50.
Value, $4,000.

One lot of Pastoral and Land
scape Scenes-oblong and upright.
$3.50. Value, $500.
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Pictures for
june Wedding Gifts.

June is the month of weddings,
and, of course, the first thing you
want to think about is what you are
going to give the bride and groom
as token of your friendship. Pic
lures are most appropriate and &C
ceptable gifts for that purpose.
Every year we make some special
preparation for June Weddings.
This year we have secured choice
collection of
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One Handsome Blue Wolfe Suit,
made with blouse jacket, trimmed
with heavy cream lace and finished
with deep girdle; the skirt is shirred
in panels and silk lined; size sc.
$4S.OO Was $500.
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One Rich Golden Brown Wolfe
Suit, made with shirred blouse jack
ct, with deep yoke of heavy lace and
braid the skirt is tucked and silk
lined size 60. 81 ~
$50. 900. Was SIS. 600.
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See our special display OF this beautiful
crystal-elegant assortment Of gift pieces
Rich Colonial Decanters, $500, $500,
$500 up.
Rich Colonial Water Pitchers. 500
$500. 500 up.
Rich Colonial Bowls, $500. $500, 5000
up.
Rich Colonial Creams and Sugars. $500
pair.
Rich Colonial Candlesticks, SIPS. s1.50.
500 up.
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Strong, Slightly Trunks, covered with canvas and
bound with heavy leather; extra heavy leather
straps; hardwood Stats protected with brass-plated
clamps; large bowels either end and in front;
reinforced box and valance clamps; Excelsior lock;
two trays; riveted metal tray rest; cloth lined;
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One Tan Pongee Suit, trimmed
with medallions of lace and velvet
and finished with velvet girdle; the
skirt is full with wide bias folds at
bottom and silk lined; size 60.
$4,000. Was S@5.OO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
Diaz Inauguration

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 30.--rhe
capital has assumed gala attire in an.
ticipation of the Inauguration tomor.
row OF President Diaz and VicePres-
ident Ramon Corral. The intention is
to make the Inauguration notable in
the history Of the republic. A great
national holiday has been proclaimed.
the ceremonies win be far more elab-
crate than have ever been seen thus
far on the induction OF president
into office and the celebration will
last for three or four days. Parades.
iIluminations. games, addresses. balls,
banquets. feasts for the people and
other forms OF entertainment make up
the program. The city Is rapidly fill
ing with visitors from all parts OF
the country and from all indications
the crowd will be one Of the largest
ever seen here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

The end OF the case against 'he
Bernalillo county commissioners, wno
were by a recent decision OF the SUI
preme court declared ousted from
their offices. is not yet. The old COM
missioners, appointed by Gov. Otero,
Tomas c. Gutierrez and Severe
Sanchez, have filed suit for injunction
against Manuel r. Springer and
Carlos p. Sanches, the two commits
sioners alleged to have been appoint
ed by the governor. The plaintiffs
set up the facts as they allege them
to be in their complaints. That on
Saturday, the 26th inst, the supreme
court decided that the plaintiffs were
entitled to writ of error, and also
upon the giving OF bond in the sum
OF $500, to supersedeas. staying the
execution Of the judgment, which
would deprive the governor Of any
power to appoint until the final deter
mination of the case in the supreme
court. They further allege that the,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
COCKRELL
MAY CHOOSE
May Become Member of 18th
milan Commission or Of In.
terstate Commerce
Commission
WILL TAKE TIME
TO CONSIDER
Gifted MissOurian Has Confer.
ence With President During
Which Offer IL Definitely
Made

WASHINGTON. Nov, 30.--Senator
Cockrell OF Missouri who arrived In
Washington last night from his home,
called on President Roosevelt today
and had an extended conference. At
the conference the president informed
the senator he could have the appoint
ment Of either member OF the 18th.
mian canal commission or the inter.
state commission, Cockrell did ro,
indicate which. II either. he would nc
cept, but said to his friends after the
conference that he would not an
nounce his decision PERHAPS for sever
al weeks. as It was not necessary h'
should do so Immediately,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
Battling Nelson
Bests Corbett

WOODWARD's PAVILION. Sun
Francisco. Calf. Nov. 30--In the
greatest fight ever witnessed between
little men, Battling Nelson" Of Chi
cago won from Young Corbett Of Den
yer. In ten rounds. From the tap Of
the gong until Corbett's seconds
threw up the sponge. Nelson was mas.
ter Of the situation at every stage oi
the game His lnfighting was rev
elation and the most brilliant ever
witnessed In any ring here. For the
last three rounds OF fighting Corbct'
was as helpless as a baby, but he
wobbled around groggily and gamely
until reepated calls from arouit the
house TO stop The fight, caused Hafr,
Tuthill to enter the ring. The fight
was over and new man Ia In line tt
vanquish Champion Britt.
After the fight last night. when
Nelson won in the tenth round
young Corbett said. II was beat
en- fairly, that ~ all there Ii to II.
have really nothing to say. Let !,
20 out to the world that ! say ] wa,
fairly beaten by man who Ia bettel
than | am tonight"
Corhetts seconds say he suffered
from cramps In the second round anf
that was one reason for the Denvcl
mans poor showing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
0usfas. That Has Thus
Far Failed To Gust

at once gave the bond and deposited
with The clerk of the supreme court:
that no objection was raised to the
form of the bond or to the sureties, 4.
being a surety company bond. by Dts
trict Attorney Clancy, when submitted
to him, and therefore the bond com
piled fully with the order OF the s,l'
preme court and operates as a super
sedeas. and that the defendants have
no right TO exercise the duties OF
county commissioner under the claim
of appointment from the governor,
and that they had not taken posses
sion of the office, even II the commits
sion had been issued at that time. The
court issued a temporary Injunction
enioining the defendants from At
tempting to take possession OF the
office or discharge the duties Of coun
ty commissioner until the further or
ders Of the court The case was 30
for hearing on Saturday. the third >
December. q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
MRS. CHADWICK
GOES TO BED
Rich Woman Against Whom Sen.
sational Suits have Been
Filed IN precarious
Condition.
WORTH SEVERAL MILLION

NEW YORK, Nov. i,aor~M Mrs. Cas-
sic l.. Chadwick. the Cleveland wo-
man who has been defendant In a
series of sensational suits for the
recovery of large sum Of money,
said to have been loaned her by In
dIviduals and banks. is seriously III
at the Holland house. Two maids and a
nurse are In constant attendance AMI
a physician is always within call. It
Is said Mrs. Chadwick Ii on the verge
Of q nervous breakdown as the result
of the publicity which followed the
suits against her.
AlI.Absorbing Topic.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov 30
While there are no sensational de-
velopments in the Chadwick case to-
day, 1t continues to be the all-absorb-
ing topic of conversation. There are
some bankers and business men In
this city who believe she will make
good all the claims against her. A
prominent business man declared to.
day that he had at one time seen
bonds and other securities amounting
to not less than n million dollars In
possession of Mrs. Chadwick. II was
disclosed that Mrs. Chadwick has
been most liberal In her gifts To
charitable institutions. many having
received large sums from her
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

ST. LOUIS, Nov 30.--At the office
Of the clerk Of the United States
court Of appeals 1t was stated today
that Attorney Richardson, who was
reported yesterday TO have left Den
yer for st. Louis to apply to Judge
Thayer for writs OF habeas corpus In
the cases OF Denver election judges
under sentence Of contempt Of court,
probably had gone 10 st. Paul where
the United States court OF appeals Is
now sitting. A telegram was received
by Clerk Jordan from John w. Wal.
dron, counsel for Governor Peabody OF
Colorado, asking him to. request Judge
Thayer not 10 issue any such writ un. !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

Pass took a fresh position near the
village Of Suidun about seven and one
half miles southeast OF that place.
They carried Off many wounded. The
Russians on the morning Of Nov. 29th,
resumed the offensive, advancing In
the direction Of Suidun
TO Found Scho,s.
MOSCOW, Nov. 30.--A conference
here of marshals of nobility discuss.
ing the most advisable use of the fund
subscribed by the nobility in honor 70
the birth OF an heir to the throne.
unanimously opposed the proposal to
devote the money to found second
naval college and favored the use Of
the money in opening village schools
on the models Of the Des Moulin
schools in France and the Litz schools
In Germany. This action is consider,
ed significant.
General Assault.
CHE FOO, Nov. 30.-Chinese and
Japanese advices received here, while
not beyond question, indicate the
practical certainty that another gen
eral assault on Port Arthur began or
November "a. and was in progress or
| November 81 It Is certain there has
been severe fighting. The only ques
ton is whether the assault was suffi
GENTLY widespread to be called gcner
al. The fighting is with the object ot
| capturing additional Russian trench
| es. The summit forts seemingly were
not attacked.
| The Chinese say that one train o
thirty cars recently arrived at Por
Dalny with wounded men.
No prisoners we're captured.
AS frequently indicated, the Japan
ese position Is most promising at Rib
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

iii the counsel for the governor could
have opportunity 10 file brief IN
reply. Waldron was notified that the
circuit court Of appeals Is sitting 1t
st. Paul and to address his request
to Judge Sanborn there.
ST. PAUL Nov. 3o,--Attorney
Richardson Of Denver appeared before
the United States court Of appeals
sitting here today and asked for writs
Of habeas corpus in the ease Of the
Denver election judges under SEN
tence for contempt Of court The
court OF appeals will hear the case
on It's merits sitting en- baRc at St
Louis, Dec. 10Th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
CHAMPIONSHIP CAT
SHOW ON AT CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, Nov. So,--Tho first
annual championship eat show OF the
Cleveland Cat club opened auspicious'
ly today About $50 cats and kittens.
Including Manx Siamese, Persian, An
CORA and the ordinary short.haired
variety are ON exhibition, represent
Ing value OF nearly $4,000 In feline
loveliness and beauty. A large num-
her of the exhibits come from Chi
cago, Pittsburg. Detroit, washington
and other cities, Judging began today
and will continue until the close Of
the show next Saturday, Fourteen
silver cups will be- awarded 10 the
winners.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
HOTEL ARRlvALs.

castaneda--G, u, Mills, New York:
A. q. Prouty. Philadelphia; q. "A. Gar
reti. vi w. Goldsmith. w. II. More
land. n. Ackerman. Alexander Erick-
son, d w, King, Jr, Denver; Julius
Kalter. st, Louis: w. s. Alexander,
Pueblo: Henry Litman, Chicago; G.
w, Lutes, &. II. Moore. San Francis.
co: ]. w. cruxton. Jr.. Cleveland.
Rawllns House-T r. Godding,
Rocky Ford. Colo: DR., WIN, Sparks.
recos.
New Optic hotel--James Lloy /,
Raton; J. w. Morgan. NJ. D., Moline,
Ills.
Central Hotel--M G. Wilmer and
wife. Watrous; !. r. Campin san
Francisco.
Eldorado Hotel--D. " rruatt and
wife. Francesyille. Ind.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
Watson Denounces
Democracy

CRAWFORDSvII4LE, Ca. Nov. 50.
--Thomas r. Watson. recently the
candidate Of the peoples party Tor
president, today addressed ! large
crowd at this place, tho former home
Of Alexander II. stevens His address
was received with close attention but
no marked enthusiasm, The speech
was almost entirely made up Of ! Do
nunciation of tho democratic party
and among other things he said Bryan
will 10 . candidate for the presidency
In 1908 and he predicted thar he will
bc worse defeated than Parker was.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

Mikado's Message. t,et ia
TOXIC. Nov. S0.--The emperor
formally opened the second war diet
today. He said In part:
I'VE have directed our ministers OF
state to submit to you a scheme for
meeting the extraordinary expendi'
ture necessitated by the war, togeth-
er with the budget for the thirty-eighth
year Of Meiii, besides other projects
Of law. Our expeditionary forces
have been victorious in every battle;
have repeatedly shown fresh proofs
Of their loyalty and bravery SO that
the progress Of the war has been con-
stantly to our advantage. We expect
by the loyal devotion Of our subjects
to attain our ultimate object and call
upon you TO discharge your duties by
harmonious cooperation, thereby pro-
noting our wish and ends.
Fighting Continues.
CHE FOO, Nov. 30.-The Chinese
who left Port Dalny. Nov. 2Sth, arriv
ed here today. They say the fighting
at Port Arthur continues. They
heard firing, Nov. 30, while at sea
The Chinese assisted in carrying the
Japanese wounded from the trains &C
the hospitals and personally couhtee
thousand. The Japanese, they say
seemed depressed.
Carried Another Position.
TOXIC, Nov. 30.-It is reported the
Japanese today assaulted, carried ant
retained the southeastern portion
2O3 OF Metre HILL
Heavy Losses.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3o.--ku
ropatkin under date Of Nov. 29th, re
ports that the Japanese force whicf
evacuated Tsinkhetchen, (Near Da
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
Death By Fire

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov 3d.
Two deaths resulted from an explosion
and fire at the Swiss laundry today
and a number were injured. Thirty
persons In all were treated ut the
hospital. six Of whom will die, All
the victims OF the accident are girls.
The dead are. Georgia Bereher
and Mary Nelson.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
and an arrest may be made at any

and an arrest may be made ct any
moment.
Successor 70 Colonel Chavez.
The question Of . successor to Col.
onel J. Franco Chaves In the next leg
islativc council will come up 70 the
people Of Valencia county 1t once.
since It will be necessary TO proceed
at once with the election. owing to
the short time Intervening before the
opening OF the session. Governor
Otero Is expected to Issue proclama-
tion calling the election within 4 few
days. t'@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30
Young Bridegroom Killed
BY Enraged Fafk50r'-ln-Lawv

groom went TO work on his farm.
williams went to town and bought a
rifle. Then riding out to the field
where Mckinney, his father ana
brother were at work. the enrageo
man without a word, opened fire
The Elder Mckinney rushed to rescue
his boy and was himself shot dead
The brother. too, was seriously
wounded. Officers have started te
arrest Williams and trouble Is antici
pated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-30

FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 80
Two men have been shot and killed
and another seriously wounded by ].
NJ. Williams, a farmer near the town
OF Alvarado. stephen Mckinney, a
Young farmer who has been paying at
tention to the young stepdaughter oil
Williams, falling to win his consent
TO the marriage, ran away with the
girl and married her. Mckinney and
bride returned home and the bride