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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12
BE Quick.

Not q minute should be lost
when . child shows symptoms of
Group. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy given - soon IS the
child becomes hoarse, or even
after the eneupy cough appears,
will prevent the attack. Il never
fails, and IS pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all Dealers.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12

A kidney or bladder trouble
can always be cured BY using
Foley's Kidney Cure IN time.
Sold BY Grisham Drug Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12
VeniPe.

VeniPe.
Jury drawn for the January
term of the Fifth judicial Dis
trict Court, 1905:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12

1*t-FTTg II +es
3 sometimes very
occasionally 3 life
I|ce of ! mistal
s b wrong # You
} New LII p;ils
yet thorough.
a Drug CO.
He best on the mar.
gums, is s,0d foI
hes. guns be scles'
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12
Don't Fail to see the
SILK kIRTS
We are selling at cost.

we are selling at cost.
Just afeW more Jackets to go Rfdicu-
lously cheap. Best line of Dry Goods i'm
town, also Lowest Prices in town. Get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
3 We are overstocked on Gents and
Boys Fleece Lined Underwear--S Selling
g prices to move them. Splendid line
|f Flannel Shirts. Call and get pair
EEof our FOUR LEAF CLOVER SHOES
md. be happy. Call and see us. it will
10 you good.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-01-12

Attest: A true copy.
S. NJ. ABEL, Dy. Clerk
SD. e. Winn Parish, La
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Mrb eiten tdreitem bor.

Sn Der 8erfammlung Der Sireetoren
Der @panspile, prineston & Snbiana.
rolis Traction SO. wrrbe beidlOHen,
bic Babnfrede Biz nod Derrp @ountp
bon SwensbiIe aus3uoebnen. Bis
gum Sommer nd4fen Sabres ion bic
ausbsbnuns big nod WermOnt, cine
@ntfernune bon 81 Weilen. bOlenoet
fein.
Mit ben ssometrifden NbmsHunaen
Der Strsde OwensbiQe uiro i9un beute
begonnen tperoen unb fobalb mie nur
m6ali2 uerben bic Hibelerungsarbeiten
ibren Nnfang nebmen.
Nus ben Beri&ten Der 9irectoren
Qins berbor, bob bic Babn cine out
rentirenoe lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
So. Stiftunssfet oes Sarnsart:
Gr0enS.

Der Sarueari Oroen fsierte 9eftsrn
Nbenb in Ieinsr Sale. 90 Sio Sela-
mare StraBe iein SO. Stiftunesfeft.
Der Sefretdr leste ieinen Seridt Dor,
abs benz berborsebt, baB Der beuii&e
Orben Der Sarusari am 9. Mdr l847
in SEEM Oort ssertinoet wuroe. Ser-
ielbe 1T iegl iiber % Staten ausse.
breitst nit elmer Mitslieoersabl bon
15,247 Der Mdnnerlosen uno 7489 Der
Srauenlcgen; auberoem giebt es nod
Sc undergraduate 8ereine nit 1456
Mitglieoern. @us benz 8eridt gebt fer
ler berbOr, oaB Der Sroen isinen Wita
9liebern in 6dlen boz &rantheiten uno
NOtb beoeutenoe unterttbun9en aus.
bssa6lt baf. ni9t su oer9eRen bic
S~terbe9eloer, bic on Die 6interbliebe=
men psrtorbsner Mitsliebsr abgsasben
porosn finb. Ser Setretdr fOroerte
Die Inpeienoen auf, ireu gum Oroen
gu balten, Der auf ieiner SABINE ben
@ablipru9: vSreunoidaft, 2iebe uno
Sumanitdt" sei4rieben bat unb be-
ftrsbt III, beutide Spra4e, oeutide
Sittsn unb @ebrdu6e bier su 2anoe
INNER mebr unb mebr gu berbreiten.
Na6 Der Off3ielen Sibung fOlgte
mu ttalii6e unterbaltuu9 uno blieben
Die 8rtiosr unb S9wetern nod LANCE
gsmti tbli4 sufammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

Serre Sauts. Is. Npril. Die
tdmpfenosn SlGfen Oes &Oie golp-
tednifums, pel6e cine ldrmanbe De-
monfratiOn in WarIbau, 81, mobin
Die 6reibmsn fi4 gefidtet batten, um
ungsit6rt ibr 8antett abbalten gu t6u=
men, oeranfalteten, tebrten eeifern II,
aaer Grtibe bierber 3urtid uno na9bem
psriaisoene Straben abmarf6iert mo-
rem. aerfreuten fe fh uno oamit nabm
Der 8Orfaa Elm Gnoe. Die Sela9e=
rung tuar bon ben Sopbomoras cine
W~iebsraeltung fit bic Mrt unb Weiie,
in weldes bic 6reibman bas Banfeti
berislben in Serre Saute 16rten burt
@usidutten bon Sduren i'm Jsfiaul.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
&osrntr Sose No. 1,
3. 8. SC. Of y.
@irS Gbrensdfte in ibrer 9ale empfansel

Wtro Gbret9dite IN threr 9dle eftptnrgen.
6err 6enrp 8lasbefe aus Serre
Saute, Der GrUB=4oEmanoer Der Sn.
oinna 2oaen bes berbsferten Oroens
Der Pptbias Sitter beinoet fh beute in
SnbianapoIis, um einmal ben ibm un=
tel ffebsnben 0ogerl einen 8eiud ab3us
ftatten unb 3uslei9 UNI nit ben bier
anidBieen @roBbeamten bes Snoiann
Sitrittes 3u cOnferiren.
Seute Nbeno miro Ssrr @lasbeds Der
26rner 2ose go. l feline Iufwartuna
MAIDEN. Bel bieier @elesenbeit wer-
ben 2 2anoibaten, pel9s f9 um Muf.
nabme in ben Oroen ~beparben, nit
Der bel fol9en @sleaenbeiten gebrdu1-
Ii4en @eremCnis gu &itisrn gei9lagen.
Ger @rob. 3ommanoeur piro oieier
@eremonie ~beinpbnsn. Die 36rners
So9e bat etre Ginlaoung an ole
Sdwef er= 2ogen oes Orosns ergebsn
laRer. i6 beute Nbenb in Der Sdlob-
bale ein3ufinoen. Sa aud bic 8rob=
beamten anweieno iein perosn, ftsbi
Elm ausnabmsmeiIe ftarter Beiua su
ermarten.
Seit Der unter Dem frti6ersn @roB
3Ommanoeur. benz isbi9en @rs@rOB.
3ommanoeur Soispb Seller begonne.
men propaganda our 8~ersr6Berunq
Der Witslieoer3abl, miro fat feline Si=
bun9 Der peri6isosnen 9osen bes
Staates abs.balten, in usl6sr ni9i
mebrere 9anoioatsn fi6 UNI Qufnabms
in ben Orbsn beperben. Mnfan9s
Mai piro cine Delegation Der biefigen
2ossn na4 Serre Saute abreiien, I'M
bort 25 8nappsn benz 9laQ
gu ertbeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

Die Grieoensridter Stout unb
Sbepparo faBen neulid in i6rsm gu-
reau urt su yfeisrn". Niemano mubte
tuarum, aber gefeiert werben iolte.
gnbli9 seffano &ihter Stout, baB ct
unb isin 3Olese ben Gag ibrss fhnf.
idbrieen Nmtstsrmins Dor fi4 bdtten
unb nod brei Sabre i'm Imt berbleibsn
piirbsn. gr fibrte on, bob er In ben
5 Sabren 534 3rauunsen bon3ossn
bdtts, 1852 @inil= unb sos trimineae
2lager bsrbanbslte unb 2191 2laaen
a~bgeuieien bdtte. Ri9ter Sheppard
bemsrtte. bob er f9on nod elmer Wo&e
ss a~ufgegeben bdtte, Elm ~oerartisss Ser.
3ei&nib 3u fibren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
sfat= Snrntsr tn naabbaugtgeu
Snraberetn.

SIN unab6Gngigsn Surnberein fant
geFfern HaGmittag oas re9elmdBiqe
Stat=Surnier ffatt. 6olgenoe 0erren
paren Die altfli4en @epinner bsl
i66usn preiie:
L. preis-0fnr 6osdert, 25 Stiele.
2. -2ouis Weier, 518puntte.
3. , --No. Seioenfifer, Solo
9e9sn s.
4. preis-&. 3eblids, Is Spiele.
5. -Wm. 2sppert. 900 Yuntte
6. Sis Mueler, 96 b6htes
Spiel.
z. Preis -Wm. 8eanins, Bourne
ssgen 5.
Srofpreis-&. Waurata.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Sfat int Sentiden Suns.
Oamen uno 6erren in GROCER
Qn3ahl
@ettefiertem ttrt ote f60net,
Yretie.

@n 81 Sii9en wurbe geftern Na@m.
Bel benz pom Seutiden Stub uno Wu:
Rtuerein arrangirten Stats urnier um
bsrrlids preiis 9stlppft. Sie Samen
paren rs1t aablrei6 bertrsten unb la=
gen nit Offer uno @enuB benz anregen=
ben Spiel Oh. Sas Spiel begann
fur3 bOr brei nbr, na4oem Der Tor'
fibsr DER Statiettton einise @eiddfts
our @rlsbigune esbradt batte. 4uf
antrag oes Serrn &obert Seller purOs
babOn Nbitano 9enommen, f4 als
Settion Dem decentralization Stat=
Yerbanbe an3ufdlieBsn. gr be9rtin-
bette ben Nntrag oamit baB CUR 3stt
bes n~ationalen Sfatturniers in Wtil:
pautee bas Bunbesturnfef bier ifatt=
finben miiroe. Nqe NnmsIsnoen idlOf-
fen fi9 Der Nnf4t oes Serrn Seller an.
Nls turs nod 6 ubr Nbenos. Sant
h's fOtteu Spieles Der Samen uno
Derren, bas Surnisr boriiber mar,
3ing ss our fstliden 3afel Die faum
ale bic Inweienoen su faHen o,rmo6te.
NG4 benz bic Suppe ierOirt NOR. be-
oriiBte 6err Martin bic Nnweienben IN
ber3li1en Worten uno erfudte Johann
Germ Iuquf %. 3ubn ben 8OrliB
beim 8antett su iibernebmen. Serr
6ubn nabm nit Iaunisen Worten on
unb leitete alsbalb ben &eigen Der
Siidreoen uno Soafs an.
Sang DEFENDERS erwdbnenspertb mar
bic anipra6e Der ersiien Srau Wan-
geliu. pelde BON beraerquidenoem
Wib burdfpruoelt. ben @%ntbufasmus
Der fr6bIiden S%afelrunoe wa&rief.
Sn orisinsllen &eimsn fmsierte Srau
Wnneelin nit elmer bensioenswertben
8sifesfrifds bas cole Statfpiel. aaes
ordnste fi9 bersu. Inn Die 6ano Der
ersiisn Dame su briiden, uno bOnnerno
u~ieoerballte bas 0o9. tuel&es Serr
2u6n auf bic &sonerin ausbraats.
Grau @angelin erwarb iibri9ens, pie
aus Der untsn angeitbrten 2ite erfiat=
LID if, einen Der i66nen Staipreiie
bur9 elm ~setpastes SOurnee ee9en fiinf
Mataoore. s
Serrn Grip Grande fiel aud BET Der
eeifrigsn @elsgsnbeii Der Soaf auf bic
Samsn su, uno oab er Fa oieier Qufs
sabe in msiferbufter Weiie erleoiate.
III pObl islbfDerfdnoIi9.
Hadbem nod mebrere anbere 8ebner
id batten b6ren laHen. bertagte fd
bic gemiitbli9e Safelrunoe. pa
Mls Sieeer i'm Surnier 9in9en Der.
Dor: ifi
Die Samen:
L. preis-Srau &ubolpb Mhner,
Is Spiele.
2. Yreis = Jrau 6. &uf9, 410
puntte.
8. greis-5rau q. Seller, 3reus.
SOlo gesen 4.
4. Yreis - SRI. Wfaer, boobies
Spiel, &c.
5. preis-5rau WangeIin, Sera-
Sournae gesen 5.
6. greis-Grl. @anselin.
Die Serren:
1. Yreis-&obsrt 2ieber. 10 gem,
Spisle.
2. preis-pauI Jable, 481 puntte.
8. prsis - Sulius Seller, @rano
ge9en a..
4. preis - &eine u. MiDer, IL
Spiels, 421 puntte.
5. preis-@bas. &uf9, 469 puntt..
6. preis-RObsrt &ipp, b64fss
Spiel, 96 Yuntte.
Nreis-W m Guhn Gyeu,-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
EdefbIumeni

Cferltltem, S6ntttblmmeR
mno 0fansetn jeoer Wrt tn
oer ar6Btem ,tno pra6tigttem
Wusmabt. Ssbt TIT es Sett
Sbre 8efeaung 81 MAIDEN.
Sertermann BroS. Co.,
241 @taH. MDe. Sci. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

2ocaL 8 etterberi9t.
Sd5n beute Abenb unb am Sienftag
6roft beute Nadt; pdrmer am 0ienita9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Wetterb ert@t.

Sar "a stunbsu. .nOsuO 7 ubr gsOraens. Is. uprir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

Eforh . 6rau Sprrtbea Sbneris. am @ontoa,
INV . ten II. AprII. Dior9eIIs I'm l 80 u9r I'M
Mter bon II 5obren. 8 Ronoteu uub 8 Sa9en.
Die Bserbienns fnbst ON IittpOt, Den IS. April
Ro6mtitoes um 2 ubr BON BEN Srousrbouis, go s31
ap,b Gan strose aus ftait. Srsuuoe iub siug.Iaben.
Die trauerneen StnterbliebeHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

S@nttt= Yiumett, xopf.,
SIatt= umo Sfterphansen TN
aroBer &asmabl BET
6enrp -. Nftntast,
@ de Gait ttn0 WorriS Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

&ennen Sic Yami:Wa Seibenfutter, elm
wirfli9 auperIdifises Sabrtfat in Saffeta
Deri@iebener @urten. @aS Die GIANT, IRA
pom anberer Seibe unteri9eibet lit Der
nieSrise 9reis, bic Yarb 45c. Seute bic
9arb in cream, weib, grim, braun, tan,
bIau ober rotb, fir -. SOC
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Solitude Nnfin0igmmg.
mibael Dinci,
GpmmiiiipnS : S1meler,

122 Sib OeIauare StraBe, ertpfiebIt iid ben
Stimmsebern Der 11ten Darb ais
8anotoat fir ben Staotratb
fir bieie @arb. nnterrporien Der Gni6eis
ouns Der fenofratiiben NominationSs&ons
BENTON.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

U IN I n, IL. AprIl.
SIR Sn biana: S95n beute @benS unn
am Diem flag; Srpft beute @a4t; tpdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

c~stuans eHeS 9eIo an perIeiben an treeuh eiReu
a Bsr q fur 8 bis 8 Rro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
o 8onfbarh 0<b6nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

- Nau@t be Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
.Qyres Bulletin -.
..Snttcrtn6e %reon3irt j..
Sparen Sie elm Orittel
inbem Sic beute Sbre Suffer-
tude bier faufen.

Sin ipeSiener Gintauf biibi9er
i6war3er SercaIine, ;arter Ser:
ri9tuns, SO 3ou brett, resuI.
) @ertb Doc, bic garb. . 2Oc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17

snO,nna's sr0tts Srn @ooes SanDIsz.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-17
Recommendations.

SO. e. 8Iptbe,
Sections Director.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
Spanish Swindlers Believed to Be
Trailed to Earth.-Their Methods

be sent letter purporting to have
been written by an officer languishing
in Spanish dungeon. The recipient
was informed that prior to imprison.
ment this officer had deposited large
sum OF money in secret place, the To-
cation of which he was prepared to
disclose on condition that the person
addressed would assume the guardian
ship Of the officers daughter. This
daughter was supposed to be in Spain.
In some instances the victims would
answer at once. and with an eve 10
the ownership of all the supposed
wealth of the officer would undertake
to take charge Of the girl. Whether
an answer was received or not the VIC
tim would soon receive another let
ter stating that the officer had been
taken suddenly iii and was dying.
This letter contained request to
forward money for the girls transpor-
tation from Spain TO the home OF her
guardian and usually closed with a
pitiful appeal to grant a diving mans
wish and to provide well for his
daughter.
IT was further stated that as soon
as the $500 or $500 transportation
money was received the hiding place
, of the officers money would be re.
vealed At this point in the game
most of the prospects" would be
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
Attorney General nadIey Asks
For Forfeiture OF Franchise
OfRacins Concern.
HAS ABUSED
ITS PRIVILEGES
Charged With Violation Oi Mis-.
souri, Law Prohibiting Pool
Selling and BOOk.making.

Jefferson City, Mo-. July 2S.--Quo-
warranto proceedings prepared by At.
torney General Hadley, were filed In
the supreme court today. seeking to
annul the charter OF the Delmar Jock.
ey club and conflscate the property for
use OF the state. Judge Marshall Of
the supreme court issued an order
directing the respondent to appear be-
fore the supreme court October 10
and show cause why the charter
should not be annulled and the prop
erty confiscated by the state. The ne
tition alleges misuse OF the franchise
granted the Jockey club since the law
prohibiting pool selling and book.
making recently went into effect.
Track Closed.
st. Louis, July cS--Tn statement
made by Samupel w. Adler, one OF
the stockholders to the Delmar Jockey
club. today announced that there
would be no racing at Delmar track
this afternoon. Adler stated the track
would be temporarily closed pending
the decision Of the supreme court on
the writ Of prohibition granted at
Jefferson City by Judge Marshall Of
the supreme court, which prohibits
county officials from interfering In
any way with st Eouis police OIL
cials who have been conducting raids
on the track.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

For number of years the news
papers of this country and of Europe
have contained from time to time ac-
counts of the operations of a bunch OF
Spanish swindlers known as the
Spanish prisoner" gang. Now advices
from Madrid tell Of the arrest and
Imprisonment of this gang Albu-
Nuerque and New Mexico people who
have been intended victims of their
Vaccinations will rejoice, says the Al
buquerque Journal.
The work of this gang was carried
on with a system and upon scale so
large that they easily secured one OF
the chief places in the international
gallery of rogues. At the time of
the arrest of Luis Gonzales and Ra-
fael Gabria, the ring leaders. hun
dreds Of letters. written in different
tongues and all ready to be sent to In
dividuals in the United States. Ger
many, England, France and Mexico
were taken The crowd was also
equipped with directories Of the prin.
cipal cities of the world. from which
the names and histories of their in.
tended victims were secured.
The trick upon which these cunning
swindlers relied to separate honest
men from their coin has become ia
miliar to many. When a prospective
victim had been singled out he woult
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
Dr.. Moore Charged With Favor.
ing Company in Which His
Vile Held Stock.
CHARGE MADE
BY EDITORS
Used Government Bulletins 70
AdvIsc Farmers 10 Buy
Particular Soil Culture.

Washington, July 2S.-George l..
Moore, physician and algologist Of
the department of agriculture. today
rendered his resignation to Secretary
Wilson and it has been accepted. This
action Is the elimination Of nearing
at the department yesterday at which
1t was alleged by two representatives
of an agricultural publication that
Moore's wife held stock in company.
manufacturing culture for soil in
oculation while Moore, who had
charge of the preparation and revision
Of bulletins regarding the enrichment
of farms, directed farmers to the con-
cern In question for their supplies OF
culture.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
>>>>>>>><>>>>>> = Emelia Fisher his last wife, as far

Emelia Fisher, his last wife, as far
as records show and the day follow
ing the wedding he obtained $3.50
from her. and two days later de-
serted her This wife reported the
matter to the police and search he.
gan which extended over several
states and ended in his arrest in New,
York. January 30. on information af
me woman at whose nome he was
boarding and to whom it is said he
fDrcposed marriage after an acnna,nt.
ance OF twenty-four hours. IIocb was
promptly brought back TO CHICAGO
ana after sensational trial con.
vlcted. The list of wives ae com.
piled by the police. numbers twenty.
seven. Hoch was recently granted y
reprleval that he might carry thc
case 10 the supreme court. Failing
10 raise funds. however, in spec;snd
.lme the governor refused further to
interfere with the mandate of the
courts.
Still Had Hope.
houio UClOIG Inc VlmG set for
MS execution. "Bluebeard" Johann
Hoch. the wife murderer. had not
given up hope Of clemency. Although
there seemed little probability Of in.
reference by the state as result Of
the action, Governor Deneen, and the
state board Of pardons. refusing him
Iurther reprieve, Hoch believed he
mad yet a chance for his life. He
slept soundly during the night. 70.
firing about 10 o'clock. He woke only
once In the morning about 3 O'Clock
and complained Of having a feeling of
nausea. After he had been relieved
ne lay down again and soon was well
asleep Hoch was cheerful when he
awoke and chatted pleasantly with
the prison guards. As the time foY
the hanging approached, Hoch grew
somewhat less buoyant in spirit and
began slowly to lose the slight hone
he had held to. He reiterated thai
he was innocent of the murder and
would only admit the charge of big
amy against him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
Editor Beaten

Atlanta, Ga, July 2S-As the result
OF his denunciation In the house Of
representatives Of the writer OF an edi-
torial In the Atlanta Journal, Henry
Reviil. representative from Merri-
weather county, was severely beaten
by James X. Gray. editor-in-chief Of
the paper.
The fight took place on the lawn Of
the Capital City club, where Gray met
Revill. introduced himself and then
landed heavily on Revilrs jaw. Revin
reached for weapon and friend Of
Gray took a pistol and knife from
the legislator and the fight was re-
sumed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28
Blues at Albuquerque

The Blues left this afternoon for
Albuquerque to play two games with
the Browns. They go not quite as
strong as they hoped, bu. with fair
hopes OF being able to land one II not
both of the games. Nash declined
the terms offered by the Blue man
agement, and Athens and Tanning
will be played, Lamkin will play at
second, Leo Upton at short and Ar
thur Upton at first. The other play
ers who went are Lyon, Dickerson
C. Rathbuyn.
The Albuquerque Citizen Of last
night says;
Manager Houston Of the Browns,
today completed arrangements for
two games with the Las Vegas Blues
to be played in this city Saturday
and Sunday afternoons. Manager
Blood OF the Blues, has sent word
that the Las Vegas team has .bceL
greatly strengthened, having taken on
Nash, a pitcher from the Western
league. II this is the case the coming
games will probably be fast and furi-
Gus.
The Browns will play a return ser.
les Of two games with the FL Paso
Browns on August 9th and 9th. From
El Paso the team will go to Clifton.
The schedule there will consist OF six
games. three with Clifton and three
with Morenci. This trip will be the
first long one the local team has
made this season and the outcome is
awaited with a great deal Of interest,
for these games will he Of the kind
that will show up the weak places In
the Albuquerque team.
1t is expected that series Of games
with the Santa Fe team will be played
In this city In the near future. The
Santa Fe club has changed managers
and is now controlled by Frank Owen,
manager Of the Santa Fe Water &
Light company, and an old time base
ball player. Owen has commenced to
reorganize the team and is looking for
good players, in order to have a win.
ming team at the fair tournament.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-28

.s Chicago, July 28--Dr. Lsiston Hl
Montgomery, well known physician
accompanied by woman whose
name is said to be Mrs. MAY Wilson.
appeared at the Jail about two hours
before the time set for execution and
stated that money was available to
take Hoch's case to the supreme
court. The woman refused to tell
her name. but insisted she had the
money. DR.. Montgomery and the
woman visited Hoch's attorney and
in the meantime efforts were made to
reach Governor Deneen. States At
torney, Hoch's attorney. and Jailer
Whitman held an immediate confer
ence Soon afterward the iailer post
poned the execution until o'clock
this afternoon. and 1t was announced
that Hoch's attorney would talk with
the governor by long distance tele-
phone as soon as possible.
Hoch's Record.
Johann Hoch, convicted of murder
and a confessed bigamist who was
condemned to die today for killing
one Of his many wives, was in some
respects remarkable criminal The
exact number of women he married
will probably never be known. but il
is reported to have been more than a
score in the last ten years Mrs.
Marie Weicker-Hoch. for whose muir
der Hoch was sentenced to hang to-
day, died of arsenical poisoning after
short illness on December 10. of
last year Preceding her death he
had obtained from the woman all her
J money, as he had done IN most OF his
/ previous marriages. Five days ufter
her death he married her sister Mrs.