davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
BOgactWO podziemne.

Inzynier hamburski Lud-
wik Lern pred kilku laty
glosi}, re we Wschowie pod
powierzchnia ziemi ukryte
g}ebiej znaiduje sic wegiel
brunatny, petrolej i sole po-
tasowe (Kaliasalze). Wierce-
MIA wykaza}y W g}egokoSci
400 metr6w matte. We warst-
wach/ wierzchnich znaleziono
glinke zdatna do odbarwia-
MIA tluszcz6w roslinnych i
zwierzecych oraz rozczyn6w
cukrowych. Dotad brano ia
tylko z Lake County, we
Florydzie, W Ameryce, lub z
Curnej w:Anglii. Pr6cz tego
rodzaju gliny znajduja sic IN
ne zdatne do walkowania W
~przemysle tkackim, do wyt-
warzania farbnik6W oraz wy
borrowed gliny garncarskiej,
take gliny zwanej pompe-
ja6ska klinkrowa, kt6rej ce-
ely dzwiecza przy uderzeniu
i maja barwe j~askrawo.czer-
wona. : Co to znaczY nauka
dzisiejsza! Rodacy nasi przez
liczne wieki- siedzief wztej
ziemi w~schowskiej ME pre-
~czuwajac, re take skarby
maja pod SODA. /
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
Meble h~istOfycZne.

: Prezydent Roosevelt naby}
krzes}a, ma kt6rych siedzieli
Witte i Komura PREY podpi-
sywaniu traktatu pokoju W
Portsmouth,. Meble, kt6reznaj-
dowa}y sic podczas posiedzeh
pelnomocnik6w rosyjskich
i japohskich by}y wynajete
przez Rad Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych cd jednego z VIA
scicieli W Waszyngtonie. O.
becnie wlasciciel sk}adu
sprzedaje owe meble amato-
rom, dolaczajac ~swiadetwa
autentycznosci. Ia st6}, ma
kt6rem podpisano traktat,
zaplacil pewien amator IT'S
dolar6w, "a krzesla za6 pla-
como pc 40 dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
SO ION.

W Nowym Yorku przya-
r]esztowano aptekarza Or.
Witzhoffa, kt6ry posiada} ME
mniej jak so prawowicie po-
slubionych ION. Pomiedzy
niemi znajdowa}a sic take
c6rka burmistrza nowoyor-
skiego. WITHHOLD dba} pre-
dewszystkiem o to, ably kaz-
da jego iona mia}a tel jaki
taxi posag, z kt6rym natu-
ralnie pc Slubie znika}. Zgro-
madzi} sobie W ten spos6b
juz 1adny majateczek, a jedy-
mem jego marzeniem by1o
osiasc ma stare lata jake ka-
pitalista W Szwajcaryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
M0dy ola ps6W.

PAM White Pearce, zalo-
zycielka wielkiego pensyonatu
ola delikatnych ps6w, kt6re
kapie, :czesze, fryzuje ma
~polecenie bogatych w}a6ci-
cielek, pisze Q psich modach
co nastepuje: Psy brane ma
spacery do parku Tub ma wi.
zyty maja n~owomodne "a
kiety, ochraniajace i'm piersi
cd zaziebienia, zw}aszcza gdy
jada re swemi paniami W sa-
mochodzie. w tym razie dale
i'm sic umy6lnie ola Mich
wyrobione okulary, kapiszo-
ny ma }by i chusteczki ma
kark. Kolory z~ast6sowane sa
do kolor6w W jake panic sic
ubieraja. Niekt6re maja obro-
re nasadzane drogiemi ka-
mieniami. Modne ubiorki ola
ps6w dochodza ceny 200
NIX. - Smiesznem jest upo-
dobanie tych bogatych pan
ola ps6w i gotowych zawsze
ma rozmaite wydatki "a ich
%utrzymanie - a wprost O.
burzajacem jest re wzgledu ma
dziesiatki tysiacy ludzi ubo-%
gich, z g}odu przymieraja-
cych, jakich to miasto liczy,
ma 5 milionowa ludnokc -
zdnakze kt6z temu zapo-
biegnie? Kazda lafirynda ma
prawo d~ysponowania swym
majatkiem i dochodami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
Rozb6jnicy Kaukazie.

Jake stosunki panuja ma
Kaukazie, nawet W normal
nych czasach, opisuie barw-
ME, ,,Tyflis Listok' 2 powo.
du pochwycenia przez Abre-
k6w dw6ch podr6znych, kt6-
rych wypuszczono dopiero
pc zap}aceniu wysokiego wy
kupu. ,,Zamiast zabijac
podr6znych - pisze Tiflis:
Liste,k = rozb6jnicy wpadli
ma lepszy pomys}. Daleko
lepiej, zdaniem ich, oplaca sic
~trzymanie schwytanego "
niewoli, az do z}ozenia sto-.
~.stownego wykupu.
w ten spos6b pochwycii
Abrekowie dw6ch podr6z-
nych: Bajzdrenke Chrieno-
wa. I chociaz rozb6jnik6w,
kt6rzy ich poimali, INA 2
,nazwiska str6z drogowa, cho-'
cia5 styka sic : mimi nawet
Z bliska, cho6 biografia ich
opowie pierwszY lepsszy cze.
czeniec, q ,,bohaterskie' i iclh
csyny % GIG
sgiyeh rozm6W, ~schlW|ytanr1iie'
Tosb6inik6Wa okazalo pic ME- ME;
suokl PuszozonoS 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12

g, CIEKAWE RZECZY.

dr6znych. pc up}ywie, IL dni
j dopiero wtedy, gdy zaprze.
stano blokowania przez VOL
sko miejscowo6ci, gdzie byli
internowani jefcy rozb6jni-
k6w ipo wreczeniu i'm ma
znacznego okupu, PREY "a
chowaniu jak najwiekszych
ostrozno6ci. Wypuszczeni
z niewoli podr6znicy opawia-
daja, re Abrekowie, ME wy
}aczajac p~rzyw6dzcy ich O.
smana Mutujewa, kt6ry JUL
cztery razy zsy}any ma Sybe-
rya, skad "a kazdym razem
zdo}a} zbiedz, doskonale mo-.
via j pisza pc rosyjsku. Zja-
wiaja sic oni W .Pietrowsku,
Groznym (miejsca kapielo-
we) i " innych miastach,
.przyczem ola z~apewnienia.
sobie bezpiecze6stwa, zjawia-
ia sic W uniformie oficer6w
kozackich. w tym celu
wystarczy, gdy do swojego
narodowego strojd dodadza
jedvnie szlify oficerskie. Po=
chwyceni podr6znicy opowia-
daja, re taxa maskarada 3D.
bywa}a sic W ich- oczach. =
Ludnosc wiosek spotyka
p%rzyw6dzce Abrek6w, Osma-
ma Mutujewa, z niezwyk}ym
szacunkiem, oddajac mu ho-
nory, jakby jakiemu dygni-
tarzowi, a strach pred sa-
mem nazwiskiem groznego
Abreka niema granic. Tenn
sic t1omaczy fakt, re gdy
%schwytani przez Abrek6w
Bajzdrenko i Chrienow, sko-
rzystawszy re sposobnosei,
zdo1ali zbiedz, ludno6c wsi
Szuani, gdzie sic schronili,
ME trudniaca sic wcale roz-
t6jnictwem, wyda}a ich jed
max Abrekom re strachu
pred groznymi rozb6jnika-
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12

49, E5fGGS&EE%~ S3#&E@&RgSEE.
po6czykami, znajduiac sic
:przy oddziale en. Renenkam-
pfa. PastanogoWa u~czestni-
czy}a take " kompanii
chi6skiej " +. 1902, podczas
.kt6rej zostala nagrodzona
medalem 2 napisem ia me-
stwo'. Nowoczesna amazon
ka by}a kilkakrotnie ramona
i przybyla do Peterhofu, ably
zapomoge ma wyjazd
granice ma kuracye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12

Za1muje sic takze pan J6zef W
yereczek urzadzaniem pogrzeb6wa
Dostarcza karawanu czyli powczu
PogrEebowego j wog6le wykonuie
wsselkie czvnrcfci pogrzebnits.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
Humor Japo6ski.

,,Pietierburskaja Gazieta''
donosi, il znajdujacy sic "
niewoli W Japonii admiral
Niebogat6w (kt6ry bez strza-
lu poddal sic Japo6czykom 2
czterema okretami), przyje-
ciu podda6stwa japohskiego.
Rad japo6ski, jak pisze 2
Macuyamy pewien officer ro-
syjski, o6Wiadczy} Niebogato-
wi, re Japonia vol, ably tacy
zolnierze z%najdowali sic W
szeregach jej wrog6w, niz "
liczbie jej podanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12

IIlll,s!'ll!I sIppiaa6 nIo,sIp,oolIs.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
Kapital robotnika.

Kazdy cz}owiek pracujacy
ma zycie, posiada kapital, 2
kt6rego jego familia i on ~
ia W SVEN zdrowiu. Musi
sic starac, by zapobiedz
zmniejszaniu sic tego kapi-
ta}u, gdyz przez to jego do
ch6d zmiejszylby sic znacz-
ME. Must przeto zwracae, cia-
gla uwage na swoje odrowie
jego jedyny majatek. Me
wiemyo lepszym l6rodku u
~trzymania j zachowania zdro.
via i silly robotnika; jak Tri-
nera Amerykahski Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma. Wprowadza
kazda czasteczke cia}a clio
wieczego " harmonHna czyn-
nose, tax jak do6Wiadczony
i dobry mechanic praca swo-
ia wprowadza " ruch maszy-
nerve wielkiej fabryki. Zwie-
ksza czynno6c soku z6lcio-
wego, zasila muskulY zoladka
i wnetrzno6ci d~oprowadza
cialo do tego dobrego stanu,
" kt6rym kazde p%ozywienie
|chetnie Jest przyjete j stra-
wione. Utrzymuje maszyne
cia}a " jak najlepszym po--
|rzadku. Trinera Amerykaf-;
ski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wilma
~przywr6ci zdrowie azybko.
Dofdostania " aptekach lub
y fabrykanta Jos. Triner,799
So. Ashland ASHLAND ave, Chicago III q
3-&S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
STORE


Sprzedaie mianowicie why
stko, co robotnicy najczescie)
zmuszeni sa kupowac a mia
nowicie: GRO
TRZEWl
XII. d. DIE
CT. ROBOCZE
.KAP ELUSZE, CZAPKI, a
t4ke TOWARY YARDO-
WE rome lime ROZMAI-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
NedZa w LOndynie

Jest jeszcze wieksza, niz W
Paryzu. Obliczono, re W lip
Gu rb.-w stolicy Wielkiej
.Brytanii by}o 1898 os6b
~pozbawionych wszelkich srod-
-k6w do zycia, czyli 24.9 ma
1000 mieszka6c6w.9 w calej
Angli bylo ich 758,046 i.
22.5 ma 1000. Aczkolwiek "
" Londynie jest 'tylu ubo-
gich, ma ulicach, tego miasta
ME spotyka sic zebrak6w,
poniewaz tam zebranie pu-
bliczne Jest policyjnie "a
bronione. Ludzie ci spree
dawaja kwiatki, zapalki, bro
szuryi tip; pc ja}muzne wpfost
laden ME wyciagnie reki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
StrasZna ZbrOdnia.

w Korfu zastrzeli} syn adj
wokata Dreigissevic'a swego
OLGA i siostre, poniewaz 3D.
m6wili mu pieniedzy ma hui
latyke. Sad przysieg{ych ska
za} wyrodnego syna ma kare
$mierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
Wsp6}cZesna amaz0nka,

Do Peterhofu. przybyla 0.
becnie = armi mandzurskiej
Helena Pastanogowa, kt6ra
pod nazwiskiem Michala
.Smotikj, maskim kos
tYumie, p~rzyimoHalau
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-12
So

Observation-Disclosures utWory muzyczne
ss.a::.. cygsafi. dass; 81 iaS KS ~" see
s sr...s:h MSaas1GRRsS aa 1S. ass Modi LII to,t s sse
si.s.iiss:at': 4 A. asHIai fesh 90 .G %aaar :Ss
Glopen. Gdybym j. byis sfonscz., solo6piew 3oc
Chopsn. Kompletne dzie3s, Stony, seloo fort 900
Gieeks1ovsli: Nc tryumfaj dziewscze solo sp.ssc
FAN Z: 0iesy.tyel Nv II H., solo fcrt. 1:so
Jsnusz. Polonez Ko6ciuszki csc
=k ks..:s. s,md Ro p1 n;Ss. sSle hub ; aS'e 6oiev sSs
.Kratzer. Dumka- Ludzie muwis - 25e
Kros.lsA. Dwie Rie9ni n~arodowe, solo fort. Soc
k k%srssao1.i Mit SIX. K1G b9aR Ro @asar i iSe
1osias.fo. Rieis 1Sieesofins, solo 11ipiew sse
4o.ius.ko. Kozek: Tam n ag6E;ze ssc
ns.i.:1ts :. K ks1aa sase6sI. x eSS4 meztY 2 2Ss
Sisa:!sisSi; STs ffsiexi.il. solo fort. 60
Powiadovskt Kaeh-ciach-ciach, polka" Sc
s.kols spisws. Nai%s7isEszai nsjlepszs.. 7:es:
s1teis n = f forssR;is; NEVIS! Ssi8Risfsza ai ! nsjispa.a SO $50
Szk6fka No Orgsny Tub Fiszharmonie..... 2.25
szko4s M Flet z klaPami Tub bez:.:.:..... 1855
Szkofs ma Cytre, . melodysmi polakiemi..... $50
Waniorek. PHO Kuba. Waryacye ma skrzypce go
Wrohski. Dyabef, galop z rycin9 solo, fort. 80
Wieniswski. KuiaWiak znany :, 80
Za1eWskl. Nieszczeeliwa, mazurek solo 6pw. 80
Zalewski. Marsz Pogrzebowy, ch6r mezkf.. Is
Zalewskj. Walczyku moi, solo Tub Choir eh. SO
ZaloWski. Oh ten mazur, cEygta bieda solo fort.26
ZaloWski. Znalezione szcze6cie, walc , Is
Zalewski. Weeele, Kuiawiak, 80
.ZalewSki. Boze COZ / mazur 8 maia ,orkieetra 1 90.
Zslewski. z dymem iJeezcze Po1sk8 100
Zalewski. Oh ten mazur, czysta bieda q 76
ZaIeWski. Polonez Ko6oiuszki / vale , 100
Zalowski. WeseIe, kuiaWiak IS
ZaleWski. Boze cos Pol. / MAJ. 3maja, kap. 100
Zalewski. z dymem POI. fJeszcze Pol :, LOO
ZaleWskf. Oh ten mazuri KrakoWiak e, l.60
ZaloWsk. Oberek i KuiaWiak q, $50
Zalswski. Wesele, Kujawiak >, 76
Prey zam6wieniu zadac obszerniejszy katalog
muzycz1y. Dostarczam nut do sztuk teatralnyck.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Fired at Governor.
w. c. T. U. Worker.

Miss Louise Hollister. of Evanston,
Ills, national w. G. r.. u. lecturer,
delivered an interesting address at
the Baptist church in the morning and
another at the M. +. church In the
evening. The lady Is an easy and cul.
tured speaker. Her auditors were
well pleased, none more SO than those
who believed that every woman lee.
turer was OF the blue-stocking, strid.
ent-voiced, mannish type. The lady's
views were as sensible as her express
sion of them was prepossessing. The
greatest hope for the success of the
cause of total abstinence, she found In
the proper training of the youth In
the school and the home.
The lady is on her way to Los Ange
les in company with the president oi
the National w. G. 7. IT,, Mrs. Stew
ems and the secretary, Miss Anna Cor
don. They go to attend meeting Of
the executive committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
New York Stock.

NEW YORK. April 10.--(By private
wire TO Levy Bros.) Market is closing
somewhat irregular and nervous.
Through most Of the session stocks
showed an unusual tendency to ad-
vance. but late in the afternoon as
sumed a very irregular appearance
with sharp reaction at the closing
showing, however, some Improvement
from the low point. The steady ad-
vance in Un Pac helped sentiment and
impaired substantial support to rail.
roads. The Independent steel con-
tinued to show profit taking with The
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10


number of guests at her home Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Minnie
Jones. who goes to Topeka, soon. The
evening was spent In various amuse-
ments and excellent refreshments
were served. In the perception
Came" Miss Rose proved her efficien-
cy by capturing the first prize. Miss
Hallock demonstrated to her guests
that she was most delightful enter
tainer. The guests present were Miss
es Thomas, Rose, Jones, Schlott, Bell
and Geyer and Messrs. Benedict, Nor
ton and STRIPPING.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Railway viii Assume Tolls
Across st. Louis Bridges,
Saving Shipper Five
Dollars q Car.
OTHER ROADS PLAN
TO RE TALIATE
May Discriminate Against the
Line at Other Points to Force
1t Back to Original
Terms.

CHICAGO. April lO.--One of the
most startling moves made by west
ern railroads in traffic for long
time was made by the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois today, when 1t was
announced that the line will absorb
the terminal charges across the
bridges at st. Louis on all freight car
ried over its road. This charge
amounted to IS per car and has hith-
erto been added to freight charges to
East St. Louis. BY the new plan the
freight charges to East st. Louis will
take freight across the bridge without
tolls to the bridge company. The result
will be a direct reduction In rates Of
IS per car. The action Of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois was without the
consent OF competing lines but 1t Ia
expected that all roads leading from
Chicago to st. Louis will quickly fol
low the example Of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois and absorb the ter
minal charges Of all traffic. It may
lbe, however, that there will be repris
als in other directions and instead o.
IsollnsAay TIM -asfion- -of ,4As- Chicagl
! and Eastern Illinois other lines ma,
reduce rates to other competitiv,
points In the effort to drive that lin'
out OF its aggressive position on st
Louis business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Officers Diseraced.


GUNSHU PASS. April 10.-General
Linevitch has pilloried number of
officers who displayed cowardice dur
ing the battle of Mukden, publicly
disgracing them by posting their
names at all division headquarters
while some of them were ignomin
iously drummed out of the camp.
Not Credited.
CHICAGO, April 10.--A special to
the Daily News from Hong Kong,
says: 1T is reported that two Sec
tions of the rival fleets clashed near
Singapore this morning and that Togo
lost five vessels. The rumor is not
given much credit.
Headed Towards Philippines.
MANILA, April 10.-The American
vice-counsel at Singapore reports that
the Russian fleet consisting of SIX
battleships. six cruisers, six convert
ed cruisers, eight torpedo boat de-
stroyers, one hospital ship, one repair
ship and sixteen colliers has passed
Singapore headed this way. The
American cruiser Raleigh. two torpedo
boat destroyers and supply ship have
been dispatched to patrol the west
coast OF Palawan island to enforce
neutrality. Three other destroyers
are preparing to sail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Dutch WatchfuI.

AMSTERDAM. April 10,--A tel
egram from Batavia, island OF Java
says nothing has been heard there OF
the Japanese squadron. The Dutch
East Indies squadron is now at Tajo
Island near Singapore.
Liberals Want The Defeat.
ST PETERSBURG. April 10-Out-
burst of enthusiasm aroused in mill
tary and naval circles at the pros
pect of sea fight which may change
the whole complexion OF the war finds
no echo in the liberal press, which
views with something of alarm even
the remote possibility of turn OF
fortune which would strengthen the
government at home. Chauvinistic
organs, however, are filled with long
articles discussing Admiral Rojest-
vensky chances but they are all based
on the theory that the whole squad
ron has reached the China sea. Strict
orders have been issued tothe officers
on duty at the admiralty not to make
public any portion Of the Ions. report
which arrived here yesterday from
Singapore. Nothing is procurable In
regard to The whereabouts OF the
battleship Kniaz Souvaroff- and other
Russian warships reported missing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
TO
INVESTIGATE
Man Who Sympathized with
Hard Luck Of Beef Trust
Magnates to Have q
Whack at Stand.
ard Oil.
ARRIVES IN TOPEKA
WITH ASSISTANTS
Inquiry to Include Relative
Price Of Standard and Crude
Oil and Relations with
Railroads.

TOPEKA. kans.. April 10.--James
A. Garfield, Sgpsnissioner Of the bu-
reau of corporatlons.sis in Topeka to
begin investigation Sbf the Standard
OH company. Accompanying him are
l.. =. Caswelb chAA aiA and Luther
Conant. special iiests-vf the bureau.
who will assistJln. .tke Investigation.
The Campbell resolutioiis under which
the investigation isAto be made, pro-
vides for an INJURY as to the relative
price between crude oil and the re-
fined product. especially in the Kansas
field. Mr.. Garfield said his investiga-
ton would include the relations be-
tween Standard Oil company and the
railroads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

Saturday evening Charles Rosenthal
observed small boy who had trav-
ersed the whole length of the store of
Rosenthal Brothers put his hand in
side case and abstract pistol. The
merchant caught the young thief and
held him until a policeman was
brought. The lad spent the night in
the city Jail, but was let off finally
with severe reprimand on account OF
his youth. The lads father appeared
and promised to take the boy away
from the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

Twenty-Five convicts, stalwart look.
ing fellows. arrived this afternoon
from Santa Fe under the ciceronage
Of Guard Newcomb. They were taken
at once to comfortable quarters In the
cahip-po the ice ponds. Mr.. NsM-
|cot1ur@ia remain in chxrg6 81 the
Gimp. Tomorrow morning the work
on the Scenic Highway will be resum.
ed and It 10 expected that rapid prog
ress will be made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
LOGAN 4 BRYAN.
Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. April l0.--Cattle.
receipts 10000; including 1000 south
erns; steady: native steers, $4.50M
$780, southern steers, $4.0e@$4.75;
southern cows, $2.75@$4,25; native
cows and heifers, s2.50Q$5.50; stock.
ers and feeders. $3.50 $5,25; bulls,
s2.65@$4.50; calves, $4,000 $6.25
western fed steers, $i.50@$6.25; west
ern fed cows, $3.5o@$5.0o.
Receipts 5000; muttons, S.
Gs5.9o; lambs. s6,50@$740; range
wethers, $5.50@s6.55; fed ewes, $500
0$5.65.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

Mrs. T.. NJ. Jackson died in this
city last evening at her home in First
street from consumption. She has
been I'll for some time. She came
here short time ago from Winfield,
Kansas, and joined her husband here.
She was forty-two years old. The
deceased will be buried in the Mas
onic cemetery tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Service will be held at the
grave.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Wells Didn't Appear.

LINCOLN, Neb.. April 10.--Mrs.
Scott Smedley, Of Denver, accused by
Joseph Wells of this city of obtaining
money from him under promise to
marry him, appeared in the district
court today when her case was called.
Her husband was with her but Wells
was not in the court room and the
case was dismissed. Wells charged
that he loaned Mrs. Smedley $4,000
ksNt later became her bondsman when
she was arrested and asked to have
the case dismissed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

from the squadron which passed
Singapore. 1t is said 1t may be fol
lowing the second division. There Is
reason to believe that Rojestvensky
is on board Kniaz Souvaroff and that
the division which passed Singapore
is in command of the rear admiral.
Near Batavia.
AMSTERDAM. April l0.-The dis
patch to Handelsblad from Batavia
says The Russian squadron is near
Muntok and that 1t is expected to ar.
rive at Batavia today
Only Twenty Ships.
SINGAPORE, April 10.-The latest
information in regard 10 the Russian
squadron commanded by Rear Ad
miral Enquist. which passed here Sat
urday afternoon, was brought here TO
day by the British steamer Gregory
Apcar. Later yesterday, she sighted
the Russian ships twenty miles north
east Of Manki, one Of the islands o
the Anabas group about $50 mile'
northeast on Singapore. Russian'
we're anchored when GresoYy~ AZ
cpr passed. them. information ha'
also been received here to the effec
that four warships apparently Jap
anese were off Cape st. James nea
Saigon, April Z.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

Miss Hazel Frame, of Warsaw,
Ind, and J. II. Mckay, a prominent
young ranchman of this county, were
married in Albuquerque, Friday even
ing. Miss Frame was young socie-
ty leader at her Indiana home and Mr..
Mckay is the manager of the FL Pine
ranch near this city. The young lady
came to Las Vegas last fall and has
been rooming at the home Of Mrs. Ber-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Meat Mandate Filed.

CHICAGO. April 10.-A mandate Of
the United States supreme court in
the case against the meat packers has
been filed in the federal circuit court
here The mandate modifies the in
junction issued by the circuit court.
In the opinion of the federal authori-
ties here, the mandate will not hamper
the present grand jury in the work of
the investigation of the charges
against the alleged beef trust.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

Mayor Olney has four teams on the
street cleaning up. He says that be.
fore the sanitarium committee comes
he will have every alley and every
back yard as clean as It can be made.
The whole city will be put into the
best Of condition. A great deal OF
improvement is to be observed as a re-
suit of good work done during the last
few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
Chicago Police Guards For
Teamsters' Strike Doubled

tilities today in a boycott on the firm.
An expressman with number of pack
ages of clothing left his wagon and en-
tered the office to get instructions as
to where he should leave them. Be
fore he returned two youths climbed
into the wagon and under the noses of
twenty-five policemen, who were on
guard in the alley, drove off the wagon
and disappeared.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1o.-Pietry
Tortorico, The alleged murderer OF
vilardo, whose mutilated body was
found in the street last week, has not
yet been captured. His wife has
practically confessed that her hus-
band committed the crime and made
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10
GEORGE CURRY SLATED
FOR GOVERNOR or sAMAR.

DENVER, April 10.-A Roswell dis
patch to the News says: Word was
received from the Philippines. saying
George Curry has been appointed gov
ernor of Samar. He will be invested
with extraordinary powers to enable
him to obtain state Of peace.
Curry formerly lived here, and was
one Of the most widely known citl-
zens of New Mexico. He held the
rank OF captain In the Rough Riders,
and more lately chief Of police at Ma
Mia.
He is personal friend Of President
Roosevelt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-10

CHICAGO, April 10.---The force of
police guarding the freight caravans
of Montgomery Ward & Co., was doub-
led today in anticipation of rioting by
sympathizers with striking teamsters
and garment workers. The attempt
to deliver several packages Of cloth
ing to Montgomery Ward and COM
pany was the signal for opening hos