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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
W4NDERINGS OF A BULLET
X.Ray Reveals Ono In Veterans Left Leg
That Entered His Right Side.

William Eckert civil war veteran living
on the Hudson Boulevard in Union Hill,
was shot in the right side by johnny
Reb at the Battle of Gettysburg Inc
surgeon who attended him probed for the
bullet but couldn't find it and concluded
that it hadn't lodged in the body, The
wound healed and Eckert naturally fe.
lieved that the surgeon knew what he was
talking about. .,
Two weeks ago the veteran complained
Of pain in his left leg near the s1kle. l'r,
Wynan OF West Hoboken made an A,rav
examination and located the missing hul,Gt
The physician said bullets Frequently
travelled in a straight line through ina
tissues, but he had never heard of a case
where one had made a journey from
mans right side to his left leg.
Eckert made arrangements to have inc
bullet removed at the Post Graduate Hos
pital in this city. The operation NAV 10
performed to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
TAINTED MONEY ALL RIGHT.
So Long as 1t Is Used Better Than Sinner
Would Use 1t.

BERWICK, Pa, July IA number OF
Methodist ministers of the North East
Danville district meeting at Berwick to-day
discussed the subject: Should we accept
unlawfully acquired money for the Church
and various benevolenoes2'
They decided it was right to accept IT,
The Rev. r. H. Gilbert Of Berwick. who
led the discussion, said he saw no reason
why they should not decide to accept money
unlawfully acquired In order to divert 1t
from wrong to right use BY applying
it to Christian education missionary. en-
terprises and Church benevolences, where
it would be Of far greater service than re-
manning to be put in such unlawful schemes
He was supported in this theory by SOW
eral others. During the discussion the
Rev. Mr.. Phillips Of Waller and the Rev.
Mr.. Remley Of Beach Harbor said that they
found saloonkeepers more liberal con-
tributors to Church aid than members OF
the congregations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
Loud Call for Mile. and Beveridr..

To THE EDITOR OF TIN SuN-!sh: Would 1t not
be Interesting to hear at this time from that pair
of redoubtable and doughty military prophets.
Senator Bevcridge OF Indiana and Gen. Nelson
A. Miles. explaining Just how and why their
demonstrations, thrust upon an anxious public
some eighteen months since. concerning the Rus
sian II panese war, have fearfully failed to
matcrial,zc'
Cannot something be done TO prevent these ex-
perts from dropping into an "innocuous dcsuetude."
a. our esteemed cA President, Mr.. Cleveland
would say! l.. a.
CINCINNATI. July IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
HEIR TO HALF A MILLION.
Mrs. Lille Travers's Share OF tho Estate
o. Her Father, the Late oliver Hartman.

WHITE PLANE, N. y, July n.-Mrs.
I lille Travers, who recently secured a
divorce from her husband, Willie Travera
has been cited to appear before Surro gate
Silkman at White Plains m Saturday morn
ing IN connection with the final account
ing OF the estate of her father, the late
Oliver Hartman. from whom she inheri's
mora than 100000 The executors OF the
Hartman estate comprise j. Borden Harri,
man, Oliver Hartman and the United
States Trust Company, and they will ask
for final decree closing up the affairs n!
the estate.
Under the final accounting filed to. dav.
Mrs Travers inherits s50o,Oetal, made M
of $40 900 in cash and about $500 shares
OF stocks and railroad bonds. which bring
in a big income. Mrs. Travers ia now IN
France and therefore she will not be present
when the account is approved. hut i Is
said 1t meets with the appreciation of all TIE
heirs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
French Celebrate the Bast,le's Fail.

The Fall Of the Bastile was oelebra ted
last night at Suffers Harlem River Park
by the French Benevolent societies OF the
city. The proceeds Of the entertainment
will be applied to the debt of the new French
Hospital. Five hundred children were
entertained in the afternoon and in the
evening about three thousand French
men attended the affair. NJ. Alcide Elbray
the new French Consul-General to this CITY
and his staff were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
WATER BOARDS MEET.
VIII Buy Outright the Lands They Nced
for New supply.

The water commission appointed ny
Mayor Mcclellan met the State hoard
yesterday at the Office OF the Hanover
Fire Insurance Company. The local CON,
mission cannot select new sources ol
supply without the approval of the Sta'e
board. 1t was practically decided yes.
terday that wherever 1t was possible 70
do 40 efforts should be made to purchase
lands required for additional water suppN
direct from the owners instead OF resorf!hS
to condemnation proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
Reer First Then Wine.

To THE EpIToR OF THE SUN-Sir: variant OF
tho beer and wine quatrain. which have been
familiar with for years. give below;
Beer on wine
Is good for nein
Wine on beer
Makes good cheer"
Although the Germans call beer liquid bread "
they recognize In wine something moro rcnned
than the malt drink and these lines admonish them
10 use II last at a feast or social meeting.
PovoHKEEPsIE, July l3 JOEL BENTON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
Temperance Tavern Goes.

A pump which stood nearly forty wears
at the Bulls Ferry Road and the Ferry Road
Guttenburg, has been removed and me
old we'll filed in. There was a time when
no one could get temperance drirh III
Guttenburg EXCEPT at the old pump.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
NEW HOSPITAL FOR BROOKLYN'
Site selected for 1t by Charities CommiS
sioner Tuily in East New York.

siOner FULLY In East New york.
Charities Commissioner Tully has pnr'
chased a piece Of property In Dumo"
avenue, between Bradford street and M'lle'
avenue, in the East New York dl-'T.7'
Brooklyn. as the site for the new ho-pi'aI
which Is to taks the place OF the Braaiofu
street hospital. The building will hay" q
frontage OF 200 feet on Dumont avenue anu
a depth Of 2so feet. 1t is Mr.. Tuily's intention
to build only n small structure at hr-t q.
a cost of $8O. 900 so designed rs to permit
the erection Of wings later on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
Why L. the Editor Gladf

From Hpden ThousandSfkrks
w " Lewis, who has been sick for some time
We are glad 70 say Is improving slowly.
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publication sh 10 hare rejected articles returned hev
mu,f IN all cases send stamp for ma, purpose.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13
Agree on InterchanoeapIe Tickets.

Agree On interchangeable Tickets.
Passenger officials of the Mexican
Central and National lines are arrang-
ing interchangeable tourist tickets
which are expected to stimulate tour.
list travel in the republic. It is the pur.
pose to fix attractive rates for. tourists
going into Mexico from the United Sta
tes and to route them over either line
they may select for any part Of the
trip. Tickets will be sold by either
railroad to points Of interest on the
other line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13
Governor Oter0 Gives Good
Report Of New Mexico to
Secretary Of the Interior

The annual report OF Secretary OF
the Interior Hitchcock. just submit.
ted. contains a big boost for New Mex.
ico.
Mr.. Hitchcock says:
The annual report of the governor
Miguel A. Otero. presents In a com
prehensible n the industries and
resources OF the territory. and shows
that the past year has been one OF
exceeding prosperity. Disastrous
floods occurred last fall. which were
repeated in the spring OF 1905. The
rains however. which at the latter Pc
Rod. wrought 10 much flood damage.
have resulted In the greatest harvest
that the tillers OF the soil In the ter
ritory have ever grown. thorough out
the grass on the ranges.y 50 that the
sheep raisers have not ouy rccouped
their losses but have made large per.
centages Of profit OF investments. etc.
Railroad building has been resumed In
San Juan county. and over 200 miles
o railroad across the central portion
Of the territory Ia nearing completion:
preliminary work has been commenc-
ed on an east and west line from Fol.
som, In Union county. to Elizabeth.
town. In Colfax county. and the Ari.
iona 4 Colorado railroad company has
completed the survey for 4 north and
south line through the western p0r-
tion Of the territory. which has thus
far been without railroad communica.
ton. Activity In farming and other
industries Ii general.
Agriculture Ii progressing under IA.
vOrable conditions, and with profit.
able results. The number Of farms
In 1905 was $1,000. with an acreage Of
$4,000 900 and valued at 33O .O0O.O 900;
improvements valued a 43,25O,O0O;
farm implements, $160,0O0; vegetables
$4,000; fruit. 100000. Five hun
dred thousand pounds Of butter were
made during the year and the number
Of eggs laid aggregated 100000 doz.
On. Stock raising Ii q flourishing H.
dustry. There r In the territory
1850. 900 head OF cattle. 6.S76. 900 head
Of aheep, 10000 head Of goats, and
100000 head Of horses. The wool crop
Appropriated 100000 pounds, and
there e shipped out Of the terri
tory 100000 cattle, $4,000 horses, 49,.
900 hide, and 100000 sheep.
At it, last session the legislative az.
sembly to provide for the better se-
Of public funds. enacted Z law
requiring county t%reasurers to deposit
the funds in their keeping In approx.
ed repositories. and on December 30, |
1904, there were balances In the var.
lous county treasures aggregaAng
e542,S34.36. The total tax receipts for +.
III purposes-territoriai, county, city, !
town, school and special-during the
past year we're II, 67S. 267 80. or 4 little
- per capita. while the assessed
valuation Is about $40 per capita.
The assessed valuation Of cattle IL a
title less than $4,000 900. and the rail.
roads are assessed 1t $4,000. 900. al.
the commercial value OF the
after. according to the United States
census bureau, exceeds 3 0.O00. 900.
rhus on all classes Of property the
assessed valuation Is but a small frac.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13
Crushed BY Riches,

Express Messenger Strong had q
narrow escape from being crushe~
under the burden Of great wealth in
the Santa Fe wreck near Caddoa Sat
urday morning. There was in his car
100000 in gold coin being shipped to
the treasury department at Washing
ton. One Of the boxes, weighing 800
pounds fell upon him, pinning him to
the floor Of the car, while another
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

ton OF the true value, and even at q
tax rate ranging from 3 to 6 cents on
the dollar the actual taxation Is re.
markably low. and much lower than
that Of surrounding commonwealth.
That capital IL seeking investments
In New Mexico upon a large scale Is
indicated by the report OF the terri.
torial secretary which shows that dur.
Ing the past fiscal year there were 1870
corporation Filings. with q capitalize.
tion Of over Sill. 1856. 200.
Approves Decrease In Gambling.
The legislature which convened in
January placed upon the statute books
many new laws, most OF which have
already manifested their salutary ef.
feet. Among these was the creation
Of q territorial force Of mounted DO
lice. which has already succeeded In
cleaning the ranges Of cattle rustlers
and In enforcing order in the more re-
mote and outlying districts. A law
was passed prohibiting the granting Of
licenses to saloons in precincts and
settlements Of less than 100 inhabi.
tants. and In or near railroad or res.
servoir construction camps. The man
Hesitation Of 1 desire for the restric.
tion Of the liquor traffic has also re-
suited In the more strict observance
OF the Sunday laws and q decrease III
gambling. A movement has been tak.
en- up by the press to abolish gam.
bling a. a legalized institution. ana
that It will be ultimately successful
10 demonstrated by It's 40 G.t,on in
other commemorative. All entirely
new incorporation law and militia law
were placed upon the 8 statute books,
AZ wax also . law for the stflc.er SUI
pefvision Of the business Of insurance
companies, the necessity for which
has become the more apparent by the
result OF recent and pending investi.
cations In New York. Action was
taken by the Legislature for the contin-
uance OF the successful public road
building experiments Of the territory.
which have solved the problem Of the
employment Of convict labor, and at
the same time made the start upon an
exec llent system Of public roads. An
act was passed for the protection OF
artesian wells and the supervision Of
the water supply OF the artesian belt, |
and while It has met with some local
opposition, yet 1t will ultimately prove
OF great benefit. An act for the re.
cording Of marriages and the issuing
OF marriage licenses. which has been
much needed, was passed and became
law, as was also an act for the proper
safe bonding Of an county Off.
ciais.
IN Accord With Reclamation Policy.
That the territory IL In entire &C.
cord with the reclamation policy has
been manifested by the passage Of sn
act to aid In the building Of the pro-
posed Elephant Butte r~eservoi" ard
he signing over Of the lands under
he project by settlers In the Mesilla
with hardly q single exception.
Z Ii believed that general prosperity
will come to that part Of the territory
ipon the completion Of this magnifi-
'ent project. The nea completion Of
he Rio Hondo project leads to the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Wylder arrived
Thursday In Alamogordo from Capt.
tan will spend the winter there. Mrs.
Wylder will take the position Of book
keeper for the Jackson-G alhrith-Fox.
worth Lumber Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

N. . Boucher Of Alamogordo receiv-
ed word Thursday that his wife had
sold their residence at Grand Rapids,
Wis. for the sum Of 5000 and would
start for Alamogordo in a few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

1915 miles; Santa Fe Central, 1855
miles; Colorado and Southern. 1881
miles, and the Arizona and New Mex.
leo. 6S.5 miles. Of which 1856 miles Ia
the Lordsburg and Hachita railway.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Valkenburg will be pleased to
learn that q daughter was born to
them at Ration several weeks ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

box Of coin fell upon his feet. He was
SO badly crushed that he will prob.
ably die.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

cTs0%H. @ao NORTHUMBERLAND HhMA gPa hnh asthma pnmouhM i nMMmd the throat Mlm lungs; indigestion.
syS% and hT troubles; Mroumssm Maa Ia allow wx. kprsr~ miudb by over @dmn. Used
s~~ SSsS%Sas :sS%%%% %sE "" xx&="SsSM %n::%@S % S %n$s%.ssss:E md S"""" @"' i"'
j. b MAckgL. DhMnmo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13

~ have, as every one knows, been champion
heavyweight wrestler and all-around athlete for
years, and ! must say that during all that time
tho only invigorator or medicine | used was DufYy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. l regard it es the greatest
body-builder and nerve-tonic in the world. 1t
keeps my system in a normal, healthy condition,
and ! heartily recommend It to every one who
wishes to be strong and well."-TOM JENKINS.
Americas Champion Heavy-W Weight Wrestler.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-13
Americas Champion
Heavy-Weight Wrestler

Tom Jenkins, for Years the
~Unconquered Heavy.
Weight Wrestler of Amer.
lea, States that Duffy's
Pure nalt Whlskey Was
the Only nedlclne lie Used
During the Time He Held
the Championship.
8" Regard It as the Greatest
Body Builder and Nerve
Tonic In the World - It
Keeps lily System In q Nor.
NAL, Healthy Condition,
and | Heartily Recommend
1t to Every One Who
Wishes to Be Strong and
Healthy"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
SINS CONSEQUENCES.
Demand for Mona Stomach Tablets
Continues 10 lnerease-Enoorsed
and Guaranteed BY {. J
jenkins.

The Consequences Of violating
physical law are often ~ unpleasant
as the breHking " moral ruie. The
innocent indulgence % Ovsr-eatirg
brings consequences that amount ~
real suffering. Indigestion u M,
natural; Ii j. not right; u should
not be. r.. }. Jenkins nfiers q means
Of escape In Mi-o-na tablets that u
simple aud practical.
These simple tablets are composed
Of such valuable medicinal agents ~
bismuth subgailat-. which ~ super.
Tor 90 all other remedies for stomsct
troubles. cerium OxalAte and tonic'
and correctives which promotes the
action Of the digestive organs
strengthen the whole digestive tract
aud make ID possible 10 eat what yOt
like and when you like.
IL you suffer with headaches, iBdi
gestion, ilatulency, heart burn dizzi
ness, sleeplessness, bAckache, or de-
bllity aud weakness, begin the use
Of Mi-o-na at once. Just one tablet
ut OF 80 cent box before each
meal, and you will regain perfect
health and strength.
Ask r.. j. jenkins To show you the
guarantee under which he sells MI.
O-na. IL costs nothing unless II
cures. The risk IL all his.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
HAT. c. EXCURSIONS.

II. 4. T. c. will sell round trip tick
cts at one fare and third on Dec
23rd only. to points in Ohio, indiana,
part OF Pennsylvania, part Of New
York, part Of Illinois, and Louisville
Kentucky.
on Dec. q, %. aud %, 10 points In
Indian Territory and Oklahoma Ter
ritory.
CO Dec. u, -, and %, TO points in
the Southeastern and. the NortherO
States, and a few points In Mexico
All at one ana a third fare.
On Dec :. 20, "a. y, q, ~, IS, %, %
81 and Jan. TO Texas points.
Dec. %. "a. %. -. ~. "a. andsJAn. 1
10 Louisiana pOints all limited 10
Jan. lth. and all fare and a third.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
CHRISTMAS AT me CHURCHES.

Arrangements for Christmas OBJ
servances by Sunday schools OF the
city are announced as follows:
Episcopal Church-Christmas tree
at 7 O'Clock Saturday night, with
special musical program.
Free Baptist Church--Program OF
appropriate exercises at the church
Monday night, followed by a supper
~ luncheon to the members of the
Sunday school at the nearby home
OF some member of the church.
Baptist Church-The sunday
school will have no Christmas tree
this year, but will join with the
church In making handsome
Christmas offering 10 the children
OF Buckner orphan home. The ship
ment will be made Thursday aud
all gifts should be sent 10 DIR. But
ler's home before noon Thursday.
Christian Church-Christmas tree
Saturday night.
Methodist Church-Two Christ
mas trees with chimney between
them; also appropriate music and
exercises.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
DENIsoN ooiNos.
Wire Fencing and Gate Works Are 10
Be Established Probably.

Denison. Dec iS.-A deal il about
contaminated. backed by northern cap
italists. which will give Denison a wire
fencing and gate works. employing 100
hands
Clark 4 Nanon 81 ST Louis applied
to the council for a franchise to put IN
electric light works Their proposition
Is TO supply the city az one-half the
present rates
Editor Thompson OF the Herald. lou
Il Epstein and 4. u Dethard. traits
manager of the Katy are having a
$500 gasoline pleasure launch built
FOR service on Red river
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
MISTAKE OF COOK.
Rough on Rats Was Mixed In with pis,,
Of Oatmeal

beaumont, Dec. is-The wife and
three children Of silas d. Conn are dan
gerousiy N az KirbyviIle as a result OF
the cook making "a mistake and mixing
rough-on-rats In a dish OF oatmeal PRE-
pared for TIE family. One OF the chill
dern died and another Is expected to
die.
Mr. Coma and one child did not par
take and Mrs Conn will recover. The
poison had been put In a safe To XIII
rats and the cook mixed It with the oat
meal.
Mr.. Conn Il cashier for the KIrbyvllle
state bank and "A prominent citizen OF
that town. The sick children probably
will be brought here for treatment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
CONTINUE JOURNEY.
Sixth Battery viii Pitch Camp a, Sew
eral places on the Route.

Fort. worth, Dec. Ninety four
men OF the Sixth battery arrived here
sunday on the march from Fort Riley
to Fort sam Houston. They started for
San Antonio Monday morning In
route they win pitch camps at Egan.
Grandview, Hlllsboro. West. Waco.
Eddy. Little River. Bartlett. Taylor.
Round Rock. Austin. Hanchaca. san
Mnrcos. New Braunfels and Bracket
The battery ~ due 10 reach San Anto-
MO Jan p II left Fort Riley Nov 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-19
WRIT DENIED.
Supreme Court Refused the Application
OF Two Ticket sealper..

OF Two Ticket sealpers.
Austin. Dec. is.-The supreme court
denied the applications OF J. N. Lyttle
and Robert Reid. two tickle, scalpers OF
San Antonio. for writ OF habcas cor
pun, and ordered REALTORS remanded 10
custody OF the sheriff In obedience to
orders OF the court OF civil appeals.
Fourth district.
Lyle and Reid were Imprisoned for
contempt OF court by violating writ OF
injunction IN cause pending In cort
OF civil appeals az San Antonio. by SELL
Ing scalpers' tickets after being en-
Joined. The supreme court says that
while Il viii not attempt to define
the extent OF Jurisdiction. IN matter OF
eviden "a adduced IL tends to support
the judgment OF conviction.