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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
BASE BALL
TOURNAMENT

The fair association officers held q
meeting this morning at which was
decided the important considerations
In connection with the base ball
tournament. II was decided to make
the total purse $3.50 divided as fol-
lows II as many as three teams enter:
First prize. $500, second prize, $3.50.
third prize. 500.
All teams must enter the list Of
players before Sept. is. The players
must be certified to as having been
playing with the team before that date
and no player may be signed or played
who had not become member Of the
team before September Is.
II is regarded as certain that teams
from Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las
Vegas will be here and It ia possible
that the six teams entered at the Al.
buquerque fair will desire TO contest
for the Las Vegas prize. II Is expected
that the tournament will open the
first day Of fair week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
Town Council.

At the called meeting Of the town
council across the river last night.
upcn petition Of business mon, 1t was
ordered that the streets. alleys and
private premises he cleaned ND and
he put in a sanitary condition bv the
time Of the meeting here OF the North
ern New Mexico fair and fall festival;
also. resolution was passed request.
ing the merchants and citizens gen
orally to properly decorate their
places OF business and residences dur.
ing the progress of the fair
The committee on streets and aliev1
was instructed TO invite bids for the
construction of cnlverts on the Hot
Springs boulevard.
The matter of the condemnation o
the Friedman property for street pur
poses and sidewalk matters We're con
sidered at another called meeting o
the council this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
DEATH OF PAUL Go0DSoN

There will be many in Las Vegas to
regret the death Of Paul Goodson.
which took place last evening at 1880
o'clock. For the greater part Of the
past five years deceased had been an
inmate Of st. Anthony's sanitariuTn,
He not only made himself thoroughly
popular with every guest and with the
Sisters but he made many warm
friends In the city.
Mr.. GoodsOn came here from Car
rollton, Mo-. where his father is post
master and where brother and two
sisters also live. He enlisted for the
Spanish American war and like 30
many other noble-minded and patriotic
young men. he returned after the
struggle with shattered health. He
improved rapidly here and It was be.
lieved he would recover completely.
Unit a few weeks ago his case seemed
promising, but pneumonia resulted
when the young man was drenched In
a cold rain and though he recovered
from the acute disease the effects
were fatal.
Mr.. Goodson was twenty.seven years
Of age. He was well educated. intel
ligent and OF sterling character and
winning disposition. His life held the
richest promise and his family had
looked to his future with the brightest
/ hope. But the dread messenger re-
spects not the fondest ties OF earth
nor the ambitions and hopes Of the
most highly favored. The remains
will be shipped to Carrollton for bur.
ial. accompanied probably by Sister
! Sabina.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
BAN WILL BE LIFTED
Ca..iennen Of Springer Section Show
That No Infection Exists In Their
Herds and Will Not Be Compelled
to Dip.

The Cattle Sanitary board will in all
probability raise the quarantine on all
the herds in Colfax county except q
number in pastures on the Maxwell!
grant where infection is known to
exist.
This action will result from the
visit of Secretary Barnes to the meet
ing OF cattlemen a. Springer Satur-
day The stockmen In that section
claimed insistently that there was no
mango in their herds and they ought
not be compelled to dip. After hearing
their statements Saturday, Mr.. Barnes
ACCOMPANIED them on a two days trip
over the ranges and made careful
examination Of the herds. He was
.-~e'o to find any indications of in
lection.
fe ,cerd placed the quarantine
upon cattle In the Springer section,
because 1t was known that mango ex.
listed commonly in Union county and
as there Is an oppn range from the
borders Of that county into the Spring.
er section of Colfax county, 1t was
deemed essential to quarantine there
/, also. However. It was shown that foI
a st~ip Of fifty miles near the borders
Of the two counties sheep were to be
found and not COW crossed one from
section to the other. Therefore It Is
believed that no danger will result
f-cr, the lifting of the ban as the few
hords on the Naxwell grant that have
the mango are In pasture and cannot
communicate It to other cattle.
/ The beard Is receiving the mos
encouraging rerorts from the infected
districts. In Union county, the cat
tie men are working in conjunction
with the inspectors and are dipping
promptly and thoroughly. The SAM
word comes from Roosevelt. Quay
Chaves and Eddv counties. It is re
gardpd az cersainn that the diseas'
will be entirely eradicated before tn
year closes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
Many Of the CrizzIed Vet.
Grams Exhausted b,Two.
Mic March.
Plaudits Of Multitude Of Spectators
unstintino-Proeesslon Of Wea-er,
Of the Blue Has Never Taken
Place Under More Favorable Aus.
pices.

Denver, Sept. 6.--The main event of
the grand army encampment. speaking
from the view point rank and file.
was the grand parade which occurred
today. Many who marched the two
niles today were exhausted when the
end was reached and many others.
weakened by age. fell out Of the line
long before the journey was complet-
ed -
The ovation given the marchers was
urstinting The streets were packed
with people and the windows and
roofs of buildings along the line OF
march swarmed with humanity. The
cheering was continuous and the grlz-
zlcd old warriors were kept busy bow.
ing cknowledgements and raising
their hats in salute. Light showers
had fallen during the night but the
weather cleared this morning and the
annual grand army parade has never
taken place under more favorable aus
nices Col George E. Randolph was
grand marshal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
People Of Various Towns
Hold Demonstrations
Against Government
Belief In More Conservative Chan
nels That People viii Approve
Settlement When Terms are More
Thoroughly Understood - Plenipo'
tentiaries for Home.

Toxic. Sept. g. delayed In trans.
mission. 1.-The first turbulence at
tendant on the popuar anger over the
terms Of peace. took place today. A
mass meeting TO protest against the
action Of the government was called
I'd take place in Hibiya park, but the
metropolitan police closed the gates
and attempted to prevent the as
semblage. The municipality protest
ed against the action OF the police and
finally the gates were thrown open.
A large crowd gathered and voted IN
favor of resolution declaring the
nation Inundated and denouncing the
terms upon which the treaty OF peace
was arranged. The gathering eventual
ly dispersed In an orderly manner.
Later, however, the crowd attempted
to hold a meeting in Shintomi theater
and the police dispersed it. A portion
Of the crowd then proceeded to the
office of Kokumin Shinbun. the gov.
ernment organ. and hurled stones and
damaged the machinery. Several per.
sons were injured, but the police
eventually cleared the streets and ar.
rested a number of rioters. The dis
order is not general. and the situation
Is not serious. Similar meetings at
Osaka and Nagoya denounced the gov.
ernment and asked 1t to resign.
General chagrin.
Nagasaki. Sept. 5.---The peace news
was received without enthusiasm In
the chief centers of the kiu Shiu
province. There Is general feeling
Of chagrin that Japan has been de-
prived Of the rightful fruits of victory
The diplomatic failure Is considered
to he due to the negotiations commenc
ing prematurely.
Profound Disappolntmen
Yokohama, Sept. 6.--The peace
terms are not known exactly but 1t Ii
rumored the abandonment OF indem
unity will cause general, profound dis
tarhtdntment.. There have been n.
DEMONSTRATIONS
People Apathetic.
Toxic, Sept. 1.-Delayed in trans
mission. 1.-The press kilograms out
lining peace terms are further inflam
ing the sentiment against the settle
ment. There has been no violence, al
! though as precautionary measure
police reserves have been increased
The government continues silent. Tn
conservative element predict tn
country will approve the settlemen
when the conditions are thorough,
understood. Minor radical papers ad
J wise the refusal to ratify the treat,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
BOLD ROBBERY

One Of the boldest robberies ever
committed in Ration. N. NJ, took place
Saturday night when thieves broke h
the glass front door Of the pawnshop
owned by e. N. 8. Redak and carried
away 800 worth Of goods, including
rifles and revolvers and Jewels. The
miscreant did not take the trouble
to open the showcases but smashed
them and then tried to dispose Of the
plunder In town. Ration officers were
notified and 40 two men armed with
rifles had been seen on Z freight trsin
near Htarkville. Colo, hot pursuit
followed until II was learned that the
men were deputy sheriff Of Stark.
vile and a companion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
HON. FRANK BLACK MAKES
STATEMENT FOR EQUITABLE

New York, Sept. 6.--Former Cover
nor Black appeared as counsel for the
Equitable Life Assurance society be-
fore the joint legislative committee
today when the'committee comm. need
its investigation of life insurance con-
ditions in this state. Before the hear
ing opened. Mr.. Black said:
I'VE have nothing to conceal and
no one to protect. We seek by no
legal technicalties TO evade answer.
ing any questions. We will aid In
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
through various expedients. The bulk
OF the people continue apathetic.
Pienipotentiaries Leave.

Portsmouth. Sept, G.--The life OF
this picturesque section of New Eng.
land began slipping hack into the nor.
nal channels today with the departure
of NJ, Wi,te and the Russian mission
on n special train for New York and
OF the members Of the Japanese en-.
'ourage who d,d not 30 with Baron
Komura last night. Witte was cheer.
ed as he left, NJ, Takahra. who head.
cd the Ianarese party. also was
heartily chcered.
The last Gun.
st. Petersburg. Sept. 6.--Telegraph.
ing Emperor Nicholas Sent. eth, Gen.
eral Linevitch reported that the Jap.
anese, Sept 4th, started an advance
along the Mandarian road and com.
menced constructing entrenchments
but retired after meeting the Russian
artillery fire.
Needless Sacrifice.
Toxic, Sept 2,--(Noon--Delayed In
transmission. 1.-The official report
announces complete and crushing
defeat Of the remnant Of the Russian
forces after five hours severe fighting
at Nasbutul on the west coast OF the
island Of Sakhalin. The Russians kill
ed number 1870, the casualties OF the
Japanese were slight
Fla~es Of Rebellion.
ST. Petersburg, Sept. 1.-THE prl-
vate advices from Baku. Caucasia. To-
day say the "black town" district OF
that city Is still burning and also
blocks at Blaken. Biblebat. Nomnni,
and Sabunto. The losses amount to
millions OF roubles. Baku Is overhuns
with dense clouds OF smoke raa
f!ames burning the buildings illuminat-
ed he city all night II Is alleged DIS.
orders were started by Armsnians who
disguised as soldiers. fired on the
Russians and Tartars.
Internal Disturbances.
st. Petersburg. Sept. 0,--Private
advices from Kishineff say street
fighting continues there. The roughs
are sacking the Jewish shops, killing
or wounding many inmates. II is said
mere than a score of soldiers were
killed. The Jewish self-defense com
mittee is active in organizing the re-
sistance OF the troops.
Village Massacred.
Tiflis, Causcasia, Sept. Ca dis
patch from Elizabethnol says that al
OF the inhabitants OF the Armenian VII
lage of Mankend. In the district ol
Zangesursk. have been masacred b,
Tartar nomads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
COURT DECISION IN FAVOR OF NEW
OFFICERS OF BERNALILLO COUNTY

Special to The Optic.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sept. 6.-Judge
Abbott this morning decided that he
must recognize the governors COM
mission appointing Perfecto Armijo
sheriff and ordered the clerk to issue
q venire for the jurors to Armijo to
serve The attorneys for T. 8. Hub
bell, w. B. Childers, e. w. Dobson
and A. B. Mcmillan. at once asked
for writ of mandamus, compelling
the clerk to issue the vehire to Hub
bell. This is set for hearing at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, but II Is con.
ceded that the decision will be against
Hubbell. The question then arises
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06

every way the progress OF the in
quiry." Senator Armstrong. outlN
ing the purpose of the investigation.
said: Our object will not be to
punish anyone for wrong doing In the
past. but to get al all the salient fea-
lures Of modern insurance business,
SO AS TO suggest to the next legisla-
ture an adequate law that will not
only protect policy holders, but will
likewise protect the management Of
companies from abuse at the hands of
designing persons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06

what will happen when the Judge or
ders Armijo to bring a prisoner into
court, as Hubbell. 1t is alleged, will
resist any attempt made to remove any
prisoner from the jail or allow Armi.
10 to take possession Of the sheriff's
Office in the court house. Trouble is
feared.
Up to noon today Justo r. Armijo.
the newly appointed treasurer, had
failed to secure the necessary bond,
consequently no action has been taken
In his case.
A. b. Stroup, the new superintend-
ent's bond was approved but he has
not taken Office yet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
YELLOW FEVER BEING STAMPED OUT
EXCEPT IN TWO DISTRICTS

New Orleans, Sept. 6.--With the
exception Of Lake Providence and
Tallulah in northern Louisiana the
yellow fever reports from this city and
the country appear favorable In char
acter. Locally there are many evi-
dences of the success Of the mosquito
theory, the most conspicuous Of which
is the fact that in the list of new
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
Baptist Endeavorers.

The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Baptist church will hold the Sep
tember business and social meeting In
the church parlors. Thursday evening.
Sept. 7th. at 1870 o'clock. Important
business. Everv member ur~ed to
come. F. A. RUSSELL, president !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
Administrators Appointed.

Thomas w. Hayward. father of the
deceased. has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Robert Hay
ward. giving bond In the sum Of &6.-
900. with himself, Julius Graaf and
Robt r. Long as sureties.
r. Dearth was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate of the
late Mrs. Ada p. Richards, who died
In this city some months ago. the re-
mains being shipped to Hutchinson,
Kans., for interment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06

cases for the preceding twenty-four
hours there Is not single one from
the forty-four squares in which the
fever first appeared DR. Tichenor
has wired that the infection is gen.
eral over Tallulah and nurses are
needed. The death of Secretary A. L..
Lane OF the fifth district levee board
at Tallulah, Of yellow fever, added
to the alarm there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06
SMALL 30 s6s;sEASED
ling

In the santa re 3arde ths other Y
was released In Judge Wooster's court
Monday afternoon after evidence from
Or. C. g. Gordon. and the lads father
and mother had been adduced to shcW
that he IL Irresponsible The mother
left last night to replace the boy In
the Missouri colony, where he had
been incarcerated BY the state and
from which he had been released on
q vacation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06

John l.. Zimmerman, the civil en-.
gineer, went to the country today TO
segregate the $4,000 acres on the Las
Vegas grant. decided to Judge Alphon-
so Hart by the trustees for timely
legal services rendered in Washing.
ton, D. c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-06

W. H. Gates, superintendent OF
schools at the Standard oil town Of
Bartlesville, Ind. Ter. arrived in town
Yesterday from California. accompa-
MED by his wife.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
THEY wANT 10 so.
Good Roads Machinery Company
Make Proposltlon 70 Comfy.

Good Roads Machinery Company
Make Proposition 10 Comfy.
The Good Roads Machinery Com
pany Of Kennett Square, Pa, the ma
chinery Of which is being used by the
government here in the construction
of the object-lesson road and street, is
DESTROYS Of disposing Of the same, and
has made the county a proposition to
purchase same. The machinery com
prises crushing machine with ele-
vator, bins, etc, steam and horse
roller and sprinkler. The machinery
is among the best made ia the eoun-
try, and it is understood is offered at a
great bargain.
Chairman Dampier of Hagae is ex-
pected in the city today, and he will
have a conference with County Com
missioner Pedrck ia the matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
THE NEWS FROM ALAcAuA.
Complimentary Dinner to Popular
Young People-Personal Notes.

Complimentary Dinner to Popular
Young People-Personal Notes.
Alachus, March 24-Miss Mary
Hawkins has returned from visit to
Gainesville.
Mrs r T Frederick Of Newberry is
IN the city today.
DR., Bells advertising cores are here
this week, and are giving pleasing en-
tertainments each night.
Material is being placed GU the
ground for an addition TO the resi-
dence of A. Turner When COM
pleted this will be one OF the hand
soonest homes in this place. Com
tractor f E Bell will do the work.
The residence OF J. Frazor is being
treated to a coat of paint.
A big dinner was given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O. Dell, who we're
married at Melrose on the 18th inst,
at the home Of the formers parents at
Traxler. Those receiving invitations
had a royal time.
The A. @. /. work train was here
this week and the carpenters helped
the looks OF things around the depot
and other buildings wonderfully.
Miss Matte Turner entertained a
few OF her young friends Saturday in
celebration Of her tenth birthday.
Matte is an ideal hostess, and all had
good time.
Miss Kate Dell Of TRAILER is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
The Knights OF Pythias will enter
tain tonight with big speech compli-
mentary TO the ladies. A good many
out.of-town visitors are expected
and the K OF P's know how to enter
tain, and they delight in doing all
they can. Covers will be laid for
eighty guests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
The PASSION PLAY
Audience Was Small, But Mr.. Fowler
Presented a Fine Play.

Audience Was Small, But Mr.. Fowler
Presented a Fine Play.
The Passion Play was presented at
the opera house last might boy Mr..
Fowler for the benefit OF the athletic
association Of East Florida Seminary.
and it is TO be regretted that The audi
ence was 30 limited, since the enter
'ainment was one worthy Of a great
deal OF encouragement The lecture
was delivered In mastery and i'm.
presslve manner, and was accompanied
by moving pictures illustrating the
play,
During the evening J A. Good win
rendered The Holy City. he was
accompanied oa the piano by Mrs.
Goodwin, aud this feature was highly
enjoyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
New Island in Japan Sea.

New York, March 24.--The new IS.
land reported TO have been thrown up
late In December by volcanic dis.
turbance In the Sea of Japan, has, &C.
cordlng to a Times dispatch from To.
ldo. been visited by inhabitants Of
Two isalnd. They found the surface
covered with volcanic tufa. The is
land was surrounded by a oelt of sand
and there was boiling lake near the
northern end below a peak 24O feet in
height
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
Noted MaIl Rossers Eseapes.

Tacoma, Wash, March 24.-Alberi
F. Bell, one Of the most noted mail
pouch robbers in the United States
has made a successful dash Tor liber.
ty at the United States prison on Nc.
Neil's island, and escaped into the
heavy woods near the prison. The
bloodhounds at the prison were i'm.
mediately pressed into service. Bell
is wanted in many cities in the United
States and was arrested here last April
for stealing a mail pouch at Seattle
and sentenced to two years imprison
ment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
mas. HUNTER VIII COME.


Rumored That She viii be Assistant
in Gainesville School Next Term.
LISA source OF much pleasure TO
learn that Mrs. Edith Hunter. for
some time one OF Alachua county's
most efficient teachers, but who is nov
employed at Jensen, on the East Coast,
will be assistant principal Ia the
Gainesville Graded and High School
next term, having consented to sue
ceed Miss Glenn Hampton, now in the
Office Of State Superintendent Hollo-
way at Tallahassee.
Mrs Hunter Is we'll and favorably
known throughout Alaehua county.
As 0n instructor she Is second 90 none,
holding futgrade certificate. In
her work rs teacher Ia this county
she has always given most perfect sat-
isiaction, ard those who know her will
be pleased az the Information that she
may return
Mira HUNTER was principal Of the
Hawthorn school, one OF the largest
aud most important in the county, last
season. As assistant In the largest
school IN the county she h bound TO
make a success
This information @ not official, but
comes from a reliable source
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
A PromInant VI,Ilor.

Among the prominent visitors % this
city isC, w Morse Of Hayerhill, Mass,
president aud one Of che principal
stockholders OF the Gainesville Gas and
Electric Power Company who Is here
on business connected with the COM
pany Mr. Morse left Boston Satur.
day, and states that The weather was
delightful, being the vamest day OF
any period ct the same date for thlrty-
three years, lie came via New York,
and states shat the weather in that city
10 also fine. There was a heavy rain
the day before his departure from that
city, hut the temperature was delight.
ful Nj Morse expects 10 remain here
for several days, a. ne has important
matters Go look after.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
FUNERAL or MRS. ENoEL.
Large Crowd Of sorrowIug Relatives
and Friends Paid Her Honor.

and Friends Paid Her Honor.
A large number OF relatives and
friends Of Mrs Jacob NJ. Endel, who
died at her home in this city Wednes.
day night, attended the funeral, which
was held from the home on South Uni
versIty street at II O'Clock Friday
morning. The services were con-
Quoted by Rabbi Wittenburg OF Jack.
sonyile. and were very impressive.
The interment was in the Jewish GEM
etcry, Alachua avenue, and many fol-
lowed the remains TO their last resting
place
There were many floral decorations,
the casket and grave being literally
covered. This was evidence Of the
high esteem In which deceased was
held by those who knew her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25
RoIIsr EsrlcsIon KIII, 49, nLl.

"'F'F''N" VIZ NVuFu VlIt,
Reynolds Ca, March et.-A fatal
boiler cSp'o5lop occurred on tho risr.
iat.on ~ + G. Goodwin. about 3 miles
north Of Reynolds ar Goodwin was
running o corn shredder WIN small
steam engine and hal quite q number
OF hands WORKING around ,he machiuo
W!thoW Warr.vs Csc boiled exp'o3sd
A piece of tbe fyiag metal struck tive
negro g.r's Ma'cck hy name. who
were working close t0st,her snrns
both 81 hen Instantly Their heads
were horribly manrlei, Two Other
girls who were ncsr the boiler wrrt
painfully hnt mo-, seriously scaldcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-25

in Endel aud family and Mu.
@. Joseph desire 10 extend their sin.
cete thanks and qualification Tor the
many kindnesscs shown by iriends
during their recent hours OF bereave.
mont These coartesies are tokens q
affection, and che family begs 60 81
sure their ifiends Ria, they viii ever
be remembered.