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ARROTT-On Monday September 1905 Charles Francis
Abbott Robert and Eliza Abbott, in the 39tn
OF Notice OF funeral hereafter
BROKAW-At Colony. Okla, September 2. the Rev Ar
thur P Brokaw. Funeral the Freehold Reformed
Church on Friday, September g. at 2:9o p. m. Train
foot OF Liberty-s II 80 returning arrives az
6 D. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
without further notice
EXCLAMATION September 3. 1905. at her residence
Montreal Canada Mary Ellen widow of the late Will
lam Oliver Buchanan. aged so years
cHAPMAN-on September 1905. Greenland. y. H.
Rev. J. A. NJ. Chapman q D. formerly Of the New,
will be given
HAIIENRECK-At Gayhead y. Y. September 2
Ig05 Mrs Lucy E Hallenheck daughter OF James and
Elizabeth Wilson Of Brooklyn.
IFwI ETT-Suddenly. Huntington. Long Island
senteuber Emma Hewlett. daughter OF the late John
Drine and Elizabeth Hewlett Relatives and friends
are invited the funeral the residence Of her
sister Mrs Anna Wood. "Wednesday, September g.
AZ 40 ocIock Carriages will meet the train leaving
Long Island City at II IL a. m
RFTINFs-on Monday September 1905. Ellen Douglas
lie Of Isaac olcott Rhines Funeral from
dence No 80 51stst.. Thursday, September T.
at 10 O'Clock a m
wEBB-At Windsor Locks Conn Sunday September s.
CHARLES Hathaway Webb in his $50 year Funeral pri-
waite Please omit flowers
uurTNF;Y-At New-Haven, September g. 1905. Stephen
Wbitnev In Gath Of his Funeral service
he held at Trinity Church. NeHHaven, Wednes
day the 9Th inst ct O'Clock kindly omit flowers.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Baron de TUylI. Germany; Gen
eraI c. Nelson. Maryland; Commander 5 a
Robertson. Montreal FIFTH ATBNIJE-F An n
AlIairo O. S A HOFFMAN-Mayor W. Fl; Goss,
Knoxville IMPERIAL-Colonel D. G Robinson.
ex-Mayor of Elnira- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.
Ixnomis. Washington.
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KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE
Mics Iulu Chaser in Miss Dolly Dollars. J"

.,-.et which an educated fool makes be
Inc r,aaitbv fool IS the hub around which Miss
T,ollv Dollars" the new musical comedy reVoivss
MISE 80 - srst time il New-York. and enthusi-
ooen'r her welcome. The contrast IS of course
Asue vs. .s-afaisss education is loncsonass ridi-
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Mr.. MEYER GUEST OF GRAND DUKE.

ST. Petersburg. Sept A dinner given to-
night at Tsarskoe SeIo by the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Vladimir Those present Included
Mr.. Meyer. the American Ambassador; Prince and
Princess Delosesky Prince Hohenlohe and a num-
Der of prominent members of the court circle.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
"The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" Back
in Town.

1.-The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast came back
IN town last night after long absence. with Miss
isabella Underwood In the principal role Of Prince
rrba-,ning Miss Underwood's last previous ap-
, &, tho broadway district was also a the
American Theatre, when she was prima donna OF
tJarrr " Savage's company. The patrons of the
American Theatre showed decided fondness for
ttis tb. srst English pantomime that ever Wis
tied that house.
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THE RETURN OF MIR. DREW.
an. Ia,cer, at the Empire Theatre.

w. ,e.-r- az NJ Drew IS always a dramatic
t,essic- 40 IA. rsekoned with. and rarely has he
received so populous. earnest and SO discrim-
mating a welcome as when las; evening lac re
opened the charming. comfortable and safe little
aew Empire appearing in new Augustus Ifohas
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Highest temperature yesterday. u degrees lowest @
average r.. average for corresponding date last year. TO-
srz. for corresponding twenty nNe yesrs 20
rrai fa-eeast-Fair cooler today wednesday fair
urnt fresh westerly winds
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Sept A.
The lake region disturbance drifting slowly eastward
in the rear OF northeastern Of pressure The
latte, Is giving way slowly passing southeastward
,,,.- rho Atlantic Pressure high Dakotas and
The upDer and portions OF the Mississippi valley
is q depression the plateau region
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Lawrence Valley. and light showers
have occurred in Florida and along the South Atlantic
Coast Temperatures below the seasonal average IN
valley region. the mississippi Valley.
the Missouri Valley southwest
ING viii clear in New-England Tuesday.
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r,oIahe Showers also probable Wednesday in the
Eockv Mountain region and the western portion or the
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AZ Atlantic states ard New-England. and warmer
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and the upper lake region -, =, 80
The winds along New-England coast VIII be fresh
diminishing: Middle and South Atlantic Coast
Tfrt 10 fresh southwest East Gulf Coast light north
1IttS southeast the lower lakes.
,S MINER IL kes fresh northwest diminishing
S,a.wsrs fepartinx Tuesday for European ports VIII
80 frash southwest winds and cloudy weather TO the
Grand Banks.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

"a ,-ahy accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central
station and Jerome avenue trolleys and by
OTIS sI25 up Telephone t4s55 Gramercy) for Book
orV Views representative
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American Theatre showed decided fondness Tor
this the first English pahtolhIilie mat ef0i VS.
tied that house
t,-,o-o-.s Fffty-eighth Street Theatre opened its
fall and winter season yesteroas' Inns onellhs
,c,,,dad John T. Kelly, who. for several years.
rs with the ali star stock company OF Weber &
Fields. Edward BIondell. Hickey and Nelson, Ward
and Currann; Aie and as an extra star feature
ne Chinese meiodrama. The Cat and the Cheruo.
~. IJoinas gave a whteface monologue, Mile
pho5esfa gave an exhibition of juggling. Miss
IJhhv Rlondeu returned with new songs. and Duffy
and Sawtelle made ther ~ st appeai mere aS
a team in a comedy sKetch-
o,a DaIv Yesterday engaged Miss Dorothy
1,au &c -he third leading woman who is to as
eist in his season OF Bernard Shaw plays at the
cr-iot Tbeatre Last year she in the support
~ Louis Mann in The Second Fiddle" Miss
Reveu will make her first appearance with Mr.
Daly . on Hs hed to Her Husband Later she
win ehg IN OF Of ms sbs ppG
III company will be Miss Chrystal Herne and
Miss Mary Hampton
Robert Edeson began the second week of his en-
garement in 'strongheart' last night. Richard
e,t WIN has been absent from the cast on
aco,,nt Of blood poisoning. made his temperance
IN the part or ftose'
Fred Perry has bean engaged by Daniel V. Ar
-, =. .,ag. tho Royie-Hob art-Hein comedy with
music. .'Moonshine" in which Miss Marie Cahiu
will star this season MSS Gertrude HOFFMAN Will
put on the musical huiio0i''
Miss Adele Richie Was the headlinsr at Proc
tors asd street Theatre last night and brought
this popular house some OF the OLD first nighters
I,.sr.1 borsss Miss Ritchie's singing was
Io,dlv annlauded There were several foreigners
n the audience, notably German, who wanted
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BIG NIGHT AT THEATRES.
NEW PLAYS IN SEVERAL.
All Star Cast in S'Ihe ProdigaE Son
Mr.. Dre1o AGAIN.
OPENINGS LAST EVENING.

UPENlNUS A6SI LFENlNU.
New Ansterdam-'The Prodisa Son." all
star cast.
Enpire-John Drew in "De Lancey."
Madison Souare-"The Prince Chap"
cri.erion-Miss Maxine Elliott in "Her Great
Match.
Iih.-+v-Rooers Brothers in 1.-THE Rogers
Brothers in Ireland.
kn;ckerbocker-Miss Lulu CHASER in miss
Dolly Dollars
proctors Fifth Avenue-AmeIia Bingham in
SThe Frisky Mrs. Johnson
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she accommodated him by singing the chorus in his
native tongue. Miss Richie will be at this house
all the week.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14
RopEv's BOOM.

The Albuquerque Journal profess 3
70 have known for a long time that
Former Delegate B. s. Rodey was the
choice of the president for governor
of New Mexico. but mercifully re-
Trained from mentioning the fact un
til the Associated Press gave out the
news that Rodey had been definitei,
decided upon. The Journal is kind
enough to assure the president that
there isn't a public spirited citizen
In New Mexico who will not cordially
endorse Mr.. Rodey for the governors
chair.
What a poor, mean-spirited lot
ninety nine out of every hundred citi-
zens in New Mexico must BE- to be
sure. But the Journal Is authority.
Of course, and our humble president
| will be everlastingly indebted e the
| Albuquerque paper for its assurance
and advice.
The Albuquerque Journal gets an
Associated Press report. Did its re
port give the information that the
J president had decided to appoint Mr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14

lie respect for those who
they are In favor vi separate ~
hood that II Is a shame and injrstS !
that We do not secur II, but crayenlv
submit TO the arbitrary wishes OF one
old %demagogue who happens to be
speaker Of the house OF repres snl'
atives. II a man wants someth ng
that he believes TO be Just and right,
which he believes to be In accordance
with principles Of so-called American
liberty, he Is to be censured Tor CIV
ing up his fight for II as long as a
vestige OF hope remains.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1905.
AS TO MR.. JOSEPH.

The Hon. Antonio Joseph, who was
formerly delegate from New Mexico
In the United States congress has an
nounced his advocacy OF joint state
hood, although he admits he ~ Ia
favor OF single statehoo! Mr
Joseph sets forth In a letter which
he addresses to Colonel w. S. Hope
well on the subject, that his own ef'
forts In congress were Intellectual IL
securing the admission OF New Mex
leo and he argues In effect, " ]
couldn't get separate statehood u
cant be got.
But there are those who venture 10
disagree with the honorable gentle
man for Ojo Caliente. There were
congressman among the party that
visited Las Vegas this week, who ex-
pressed the belief that separate
statehood mad a better chance than
Joint statehood. There were those
who said when New Mexico comes IN
to the union, 1t will come as a single
state.
The most the joint advocates can
do is to postpone the admission OF
New Mexico for the present. There
is little or no chance of the joint
IRE OF New MaANc and Arizona.
We have not been especially COM
missioned as a prophet, but we ven
ture to tell Mr.. Joseph that he and
such craven hearted citizens as he
have already defeated any hope
OF statehood legislation In the next
congress. There are a good many peo-
pie In Albuquerque who want joint
statehood rather than separate
statehood. There are very few Of
that mind outside Of Albuquerque.
The majority of those who are favor
ing Joint statehood, have been per-
suaded, like Mr.. Joseph, that there Is
no hope for separate statehood
With conditions as they are now
we can't help feeling that these citi-
gems are playing a towards part. Mr,
Joseph refers to his long experience
in congress in proof that separate
statehood cannot be obtained fol
many years. The fact that there was
a majority in both houses OF the last
congress for separate statehood and
that the passage Of a separate state
hood bin was prevented only by the
infamous rulings Of a speaker who
was willing to prostitute the wishes
of the majority to his W arbitrar,
will, counts for nothing with Mr.. 10
seph and his kind.
We have a good deal Of respect TO
those advocates Of joint statehoo'
who say boldly that they prefer 1t t
single statehood. and who give thei
reasons honestly. We have very III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14
AN eNuESs CHAIN,

High finance Is a sort N round
robin affair. The plain ne@le PIT
up the money which the high fnan'
cIers use to get still more out OF the
people. Scott Hopkins, president OF
the First National bank Of Horton
Kas. pat the ca ~ very p0ihtedly III
an address some time ago.
"There is a close alliance said
Mr.. Hopkins, between the mono
poles Of the country and the leading
Insurance companies. The people fur
nish the very sinews thnt are use'
to absorb the wealth OF the nation
II is The story in nursery lore, which
paraphrased, might run like this:
"This Is the man
THAT paid the dollar to- the loca
| banker
THAT sent the draft TO, New YOil
ito pay the premium to the insurance
company
"That bought the bombs that er
abled the financier to absorb the RAJ
way that fixed the rate.
"That the man paid In order 7
maintain at par the watered oc
that lay in the safety vault OF tn
house that Jack built"
How long before the endless chat
will break?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14

Rodey? Did the Associated Press re-
port of tho New York York Sun. or
the Denver News, or the Chicago.
Record Herald or the Kansas City
give this information? The fact
SS,,aapo' matter Is that the ASSOCIATE q
of The y.'as never sent out any such
Press yea fake .tss'defend, pr.
report, png argpmstaph hni.ose ~nvS
supplies a few small papers in
The nation with advance guasses by
letter at so much a guess sent ont
this report, which the Journal Wen
knows Is fake. but which u quotes
as Associated Press for thin sake OF
producing a false impression In the
minds OF It's readers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14
As TO INSURANCE INVESTMENTS

We must be allowed to say frankly
on behalf OF the insurance compama ;
that Il does not appear thus far thai
they have invested the money OF the
policyholders unsafely or in1udic'
iously. Such a company as the New
York Life, for example, has been
making It's investments with great nm
ancial skill. for the benefit OF all those
concerned. Where officers or direct
ors had seemed to be making money
for themseles apart from their sal
aries, they have not, for the most
part, gained anything at the expense
of the polcyholders, but have merely
benefited by the opportunities they
! enioyed TO get into things on the
"ground floor" SO TO speak. or TO
handle securities for their W Rri.
yate account at what we may call
the wholesale rate as distinguished
from the outside marketing price tha'
the ordinary investor has to pay. The
way In which socalled underwriting
syndjcates' assume responsibility icl
n large issue of a railroad or govern
ment bonds was fully explained al
great length by the officers OF the in
surance companies last month under
the probing questions OF Mr.. Hughes
the chief counsel Of the Legislative
committee. 1t would appear that To
insurance companies, by going int
partnership with the banking houses
In subscribing for such issues hav
been able to invest their great accrt
ing sums OF cash a little more &C
vantageously than II they bought thei
securities in the open market. !
this investing part Of the bushes!
1t is not likely to be shown that II
surance funds in the main have bee
unfaithfully or unwisely HANDLED
Where there Is SO much to critics.
It is we'll to commend whatever
sound.--From the Progress OF tn
World, Ia the American Monthly r.
view OF Reviews for October.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14

The FL Paso News has been making
a remarkable Improvement Of lat = an
the business men Of the city APP
parently appreciate the fact, Recent.
ly the News published ~ of the
largest IL not the largest, ads that
ever appeared In a newspaper. II
was of a sals by the e~nterprisine
Fair store. with which several Las
Vegas folk are connected and cov
cred the double pages 4 and 5, the
full pages 6 and Z and two columns
on page s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-14

The forest rangers on the Pecos re.
serve have opened three new trials in
different parts Of the reserve. This is
very praiseworthy and II It is follow
ed up with a cleaning out Of the dead
timber, blockading some Of the old
trails. they will have done more for
the cause Of good roads than either
the counties Of San Miguel or SAINT
Te have done for many years New
Mexican.