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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
Ponelzia1ek dna Ego Pazdziernka 1905 r.

ski pociag pospieszny z bydlem
kolei Great Western. w skutek
gwaltownoSci zetkniecia, S wago-
now osobowych runeio nasypu
rs stop wysokiego. Pani Clara
M. Cross Minneapolis zostala
Smiertelnie pokaleczona umarfa
wKrotce potem; 9 os6b zostalo
pokaleezonych, a kilkanascie o.
sob lekkie odnioslo uszkodzenia.
'ze nieszczeScie ME byio vie
kszem, przypisac nalezy okolicz-
nosci, IL pociag prawie byl pro-
zny, ghyz wiekszosc podroznych
wysz}a niego ma dworcu Union.
Andover, ILL.,, pazdz. = Stra-
szny ezyn popelnila niejaka Cla-
renee Marcum ma pewnej farmie
niedaleko stad. Siekiera pozabija-
: la swoich siedmioro dzieci, Sic
bic Sfiliertelnie skaleczyla, a po-
TEN dom podpaliia. Kiedy mad
szedl iej MAJ W chwili, gdy dach
domu sic walii, nieszczesliwa
skonala W jego ramionach. Po-
wodem bylo widoczne oblakanie.
Pozostawila list, w ktorym tlo-
maczy sic, IL wedle jej przekona-
MIA, dzieciom jej i jej samej lepiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02

bedzie w niebie, niz ma ziemi., By
la ona wedle zeznania sasiadoW
dobra matka.
New York, 2 pazdz. = w do
mu pm. 22I-223 West str, w
ktorym znajduje sic szynk, 60
spoda i mieszkania rome, po-
wstai pozar. w piomieniach zgi-
nell John Nc Mahon Robert
Vaughan; W szpitalu pozniej u
marli Nc Clelland Patrick
Dowd, jeszcze kilka osob ciez-
ko jest poparzonych lub pokale-
czonych. Gospodyni domu, 4o-le-
tnia Marya Kihska, wypadajac z
okna odniosia kontuzye. Pozar
powstaI w skutek nieostroznosci
pewnego pijanego majtka, ktory
swieca nieostroznie wywijal. Byf
to Nc Clelland, ktory re swego
pokoju wybiegi W plonacej o.
dziezyH. Kelner wylal ma niego XII
bel wody, ugasil piomienie, ale
Nc Clelland juz byl smiertelnie
poparzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Automobiista H. ]. Merle.

Henry J. Merle, kt6rego sa-
mochod najechai i zabil ma miej-
scu Helene Iverson ma Jackson
boul. i Western zostaf uznany
niewinnym smierci. Merle jest
synem milionera. Pc wypadku
sam pojecha} ma stacye policyjna
opowiedziai zajscie. Zeznanie
jego zgadzalo sic we wszystkiem
Z opowiadaniem naocznych
swiadkow.
= Pijesz pan duzo? = pytal
koroner.
Me!
Czy piles pan duzo tego
dnia?
=. Me! Me pamietam kiedy
uzylem upajajacego trunku. Od-
wiozlem ojca do domu i wraca-
lem powoli do wiasnej rezyden-
cyl. Po drodze kobieta zmiesza-
ma wpadia pod ko}a samochodu.
Swiadkowie zeznali, re samo-
ch6d jechaj mniej ntz 7 mil ma
godzine. Pani Iverson postradala
zycie ME z why mlodego milo
flera.
Ma Dickson ulicy.
Z soboty ma niedziele dwoch
zamaskowanych drabow weszlo
o polnocy do skladu p. B. l..
Karkowskiego pm. 746 Dickson
ul. Rabusie zabrali p. Krakow
skiemu So, potem napadli Rho
diego, kt6ry zaczai sic bronic "a
palczywie okiadajac ich krze-
siem. Rhode padf ma ziemie ugo-
dzony w noge wystrzaiem re-
wolweru. Bandyci zbiegli. Ra-
niony, czlowiek starszy, W o3 ro-
ku zycia, zostai zabrany do szpi-
tala. Rama jest niebezpieczna.
y Zaburzenie W synagodze.
Uroczystosc zydowskego No
wego Roku obchodzona spokoj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
.Zagrozony polski posterunek.

Cd Zgromadzenia Ojcow
Zmartwychwstahcow otrzymsay
polskie gazety galicyjskie naste-
pujace pismo:
Dnia 2 wrzesnia br. wybuch
straszny pozar W Adryanopolu.
przeszlo piec tysiecy domow
splonelo, miedzy tymi kosciol ka-
tolicki 90. Franciszkanow, kilka
zakladow naukowo wychowaw-
czych tax meskich jak zenskich.
w naszym zakladzie spalilo sic
gimnazyum. dom zakonny przy-
leglymi zabudowaniami, Gala BIZ
blioteka, drukarnia archiwum q
roznymi cennymi dokumentami.
Sami ledwie moglismy ujsc zy-
ciem; dis bez dachu tulamy sic
rozproszeni po mieScie W tel tyl-
ko odziezy, ktora kazdy mial ma
sobie; niektorzy ksieza ME zdo-
lali uratowac nawet brewiarzy.
Co dalej bedzie? Sami ME VIE
my. To tylko wiemy, re ME VOL
no nam oddawac sic rozpaczy:
bog dal, Bog wzial, MECH sic
eswieci. Inlie -Pahskie". Me VOL
no nam takze siedziec bezczynnie
zalozonemi rekami czekac, az
cos gotowego nam spadnie ME
ba. Zabieramy sic wiec znowu do
dziela; dlatego pukamy do serc
litosciwych, proszac, zeby raczyly
zmjtowac sic mad wspdbracm
rodakami. Brak nam wszelkich
srodkow najwiecej pienieznych,
bez ktorych zadne Wazne przed-
siewziecie ME moze sic udac, tenn
bardziej zaklad naukowo wycho-
wawczy. Ten brak zmusza mas
wyciagae biagalna dion i prosie
grosz wdowi Cd swoich.
Pred czterdztesci lat nosili-
smy. kaganiec oswiaty wSrod cie-
nnosci mahometahskich ] schiz-
matyckich; ME skalalismy pol
skiego, a nam drogiego imienia,
ale zawsze staralisrny sic, by u
czac kochac Boga i lego Kosciot
splacac powoli zaciagniety jesz-
cze przez naszych przodkow dug
t. j. szerzyc unie zgode miedzy
Siowianami. A jako charaktcry-
styka naszej dzialalnoscl tnoze
posiuzyc utarta mieizV tuteJsza
ludndscia nazwa "Oiiciw Pcia-
kow'. sp. Plus TX, wielki przyja-
ciel Polakow ,paruczyf nam te
misye polecil b;:rzyc n'ur gre
ckiej schizmy, a bucowac nato-
miast przedmurze kato!:cyz:ni.
Czy sprostalislny temu szczytne-
mu zadaniu? Dopiero przyszie
pokolenia osadza ocenia. To Pc
VIVA, ze nasi Ojcowie pracowali
W glodzie chlodzie, wycierpieli
wiecej przesladowah, anizeli do
znali pochwaiy i uznania. DIS
to gniazdo, kt6re wygrzalo tyle
pozytecznych obywateli W Bus-
garyi po "a MIA, jest kupa gru-
zow, dym spalenizna odstrasza
przechodnia. &
Udajemy sic z prosba do swo-
ich. bo wiemy, re mas ME odep-
china. lecz chotby najskromnieJ-
szym datkiem zaopatrza. Datek
moze bye pieniezny, albo W ia
kiem dzieiku dziedziny litera-
tury tax ojczystej, jak zagrarll-
cznej. Co do ksiazek, prosiiiDy-
smy by je wysylano pod opaska
iako druki, poczta pod nastepu-
iacym adresem: "Sperieur du
College Bulgare Catbolique A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
TELEGRAM

Petersburg, pazdziernika. -
Czlonkowie rodziny carskiej, kto-
rzy odbywali przejazdzke po wo-
dach finskich ma jachcie "Gwia-
IDA Polarna'', powrocili wczoraj
wieczoremdoPeterhofu. Wpiatek
Sergiusz Witte odwiedzil cara ma
: jachcie. Zaprosil go car LISTEN ma
stepujacym: "Winszuje panu po-
wrotu z Waszyngtonu po wypel-
nieniu w znakomity sposob mole
60 polecenia, ktore nadzwyczajna
mialo waznoSc dla panstwa i "a
praszam pana, abyS W piatek
przybyI do mnie widzial sig ze
nina ma jachcie Gwiazda Polarna.
Jach -Strela ma mole zyczenie jest
do panskiego rozporzadzenia. -
Mikolaj'. Witte pozostal W So
bote na sniadaniu u cara, a po-
wroci1 do Petersburga W sobote
wieczorem. o wizycie jego lyle
wiadomo, re otrzymal cd cara ty-
tui hrabiego.
Odessa, . pazdziernika. =
Zwloki gen. majora Kondratenki,
komendanta 2 wschodnio sybiryJ-
skiego pufku strzelc6w, ktory w
grudniu z. r. polegl W Porcie Ar
tura, przywieziono tn na parow-
Gu Portu Artura. Przybycie
zwiok powitano wielka demon
stracya cywilna / wojskowa W
przeciwienstwie do nadzwyczajnej
obojetnosci jaka witano powra-
cajacego Stoessla. Deputacye
przynosi1y whence wielu miast
cd rosyjskiej arnii W Mandzu-
ryi. Specyalny pociag przewozi
zwioki dis do Petersburga, gdzie
zostana zlozone W obecnosci cara
Mikolaja w klasztorze Aleksandra
Newskiego, w miejscu spoczynku
najsiawnieiszych bohaterow i sla-
wnych MEOW rosyjskich. 500 Ro-
syan Portu Artura przybylo ma
tym samym parowcu, a takze
przywieziono zwloki Pawia Le-
ssara, kt6ry umarl jake posel W
Pekinie.
Budapest, pazdziernika. -
Partye koalicyjne socyalistyczne
zapowiedzialy pochody z pochod-
miami ma wtorek; preferat zabro-
nil pochody odiozono do 10 pa
zdziernika rocznicy stracenia hr.
Ludwika Bahhyaryi, ktory w ro-
ku IS4S byI premierem Wegier,
a nastepnego roku stracony. Sko-
alizowane partye zamierzaja zro-
bic demonstracya ma grobie Ba-
thejany'ego. = w politycznem
przesileniu ME nastapila zmiana.
Berno W Morawii, 2 pazdzierni-
ka, = Wczoraj przyszio do zabu-
rzeh pomiedzy zgromadzenianii
Niemcow j Czechow w skutek
agitacyi Niemcow skierowanej
przeciw zalozeniu czeskiego uni
.wersytetu w Morawii. Wojsko
musialo wystapic, ale MIN zdoiano
zaprowadzic porzadek, 100 osob
zostalo pokaleczonych, a z tych
niektore ciezko. Kilka stacyj poll
cyjnych uszkodzono i mnostwo
szyb rowybijano.
Berlin, 2 pazdziernika. Wal
ka konpanij elektrycznych ro-
betnikami ma seryo sic rozpocze-
Ia. Onegdaj po poiudniu we
wszystkich fabrykach na1eza-
cych do kompanij "Allgemeine'.
"Siemens-H Halske" i "Siemens-
Schuckedt zwyjatkiem w fa--
bryce lamp, wykluczono robotni-
k6w cd prasy;; tyezy sic to $4,000
robotnik6w..q Dotyohczas jeszcze
10 bezrobocie ME obje1o caiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
zwloki polegfego genera1a Kondratenh oWa-
cyjnie witane W Odessie.
Walka pomiedzy kompaniami elektryczneml
robotnikami W Berlinie rOzpoczeta.
Alton B. Parker zaklada frme adwokacka.


takim razie mogfby zostac Easy
stowany caIy ruch tramwajowy.
Poczyniono kroki, by maszyny
mona utrzymac w ruchu, a
kompanie oswiadczyiy, ze ma ra-
zie pomocy policyi ME potrzebu-
ja.
Paryz, 2 pazdziernika. = One
gdai odbyla sic rada ministeryal-
ma pod prezydencya Loubeta l
uchwalono zwolac parliament ma
dzieh 80 pazdziernika. Prey
dent uwiadomii. ministrow, re
Rosya nadesiala zaproszenie ma
druga konferencya haska. Przy-
ieto zaproszenie W zasadzie, ale
ostateczna decyzya odiozono do
czasu, kiedy program zostanle
przedlozony. Pan Loubet pred
lozyl ministrom rowniez brzmie-
ME niemiecko francuskiego IL
kladu marokanskiego.
Londyn, 2 pazdz. = Przewo-
dniczacy komitetu balkahskiego
Noel Burton napisal do ministra
spraw zagranicznych Lorda
Landsdowne W sprawie rzezi do
konanej przez wojska tureckle
we wsi macedonskiej Konopnlcy'
o kt6rej przerazajace szczegody
przywi6z} sekretarz tegoz koml-
tetu, w. A. Moore, wys1any ma
.miejsce dal zbadania szczego1ow'
Burton domaga sic, azeby rozcia-
gnae koniecznie europejska kon-
trole mad Mandzurya, i jezel1by
potrzeba, zrobic demonstracya
flot. Loyd Landsdowne odpowle-
dzia1, re rad juz zarzadzil sledz-
two w zamiarze zrobienia pred
stawiei rzadowi tureckiemu
zazadal by wiadze tureckie wy
slaly komisya ma miejsce. Musi
sic czekac ma odpowiedz.
Toxic, pazdz. = Ma Sachali-
ME panuja zawieruchy sniezne
w skutek nieprzebytych drog
niepodobna ma razie sprowadzlc
wojsk japohskich pozostalych W
Alexandrowsku droga ladoWa DO
terytoryum japohskiego. = Rad
rosyjsk1 "a posrednictwem Fran
cyl zrobil Japonii przedstawienla
W sprawie obchodzenia sic jen-
cami rosyjskimi, kt6rych sadly
japohskie skazaly jak zwyklych
zbrodniarzy ma kary wiezienne
"a to ze probowali uciec. = Ce-
sarz japohski odznaczyl gen.
porucznika Haraguezi, naczelnl-
ka wojsk ma Sachalinie, zaprosze-
MEM ma sniadanie. = w Hlro-
szima powstal pozar w magazy-
mach wojskowych zniszczyl ME
NAL wszystkie tymczasowe bu-
dynki wraz z zapasami zywnosci
i amunicyi. Szkode obliczaja ma
$5,ooo,ooo.
Buffalo. N. Y, 2 pazdz. = Po-
lax Ludwik Kubyhski, zatrudnio-
ny w West Seneca W fabryce
Lackawanna Steel Co., zostal
wczoraj smiertelnie raniony wy
strzalem Z rewoiweru. Pollcya
szuka innego Polaka, ktorego to-
warzysze znali pod nazwiskiem
Peter Kelly. Gaia sprawa jeszcze
otoczona jest tajemnica. 0 lie
dotychczas sic wydaje, morder-
stwo byio polityczne, t. j. zarza-
dzone przez jakies tajne stowa-
rzyszenie (?). w sobote podobno
jakis kuzyn Kubyhskiego o.
strzegi go radzil mu wyjechac
miasta, gdyz w niedziele 60 "a
strzela. "Nic to ME pomoze" I"
odezwal sic podobno Kubyhski,
- "dokadkolwiek sic zWroce,
znajda mnie". Wczorai jakis Po-
lax kt6rego nazwisko jeszcze ME nj. :
-.a,j ,o.,a or1x,ezedf dn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
Rome notatkl teIegratiezns.

W Lodzi umariy trzy osoby ma
cholere.
- U wyspy Hveen W Wielkim Sun
die (morze Baitycke) W sobote ude-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-02
W Przeddziei Sejnlu.

Dziela mas wrog krwiozercze sepy,
Ma Rusk6w, Prusk6w Gahcyan6w =
Chca iednosG nasza rozerwac W strzepy!
Ale N.Y.. W imie Pana mad Pan6w
Zejdziem sic wolni, ma wolnej ziemi
Zgodni jedni by, zdeptac wroga >
nies6 nasz sztandar silly wsp6lnemi
w imie Ojczyznyi W imie Bega! ,-s-
A ma sztandarze naszym widnieje
"B6g Ojczyzna" - to hasao lasze!
A MEM moe nasza, nasze nadzieje
l nasza przyszlost szczescie nasze.
Me ma tn ''veta," ziarna szatana
Mai tn nam trzeci brylantem swieci!
Cud6w dokaze Polska zjednana,
z Wiara! do piracy! = Sobieskich dzieci!
"B6g Ojczyzna" - to has}o lasze!
W imie tych hase} zwalczymy wroga -
Bog! = potem Polska! - to haslo nasze,
Bo niczem dla mas - Polska bez Boga.
Ten sejm MECH novel doda nam chwaly,
staniemy murem zgodni prawi,
Mech nam pred okiem lsni orze} bia}y,
Mech zboznej piracy Bog b}ogos3awi!
s. ZAHAJKlEWICZ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
ERRONEOUS
REPORTS Of
ARIZONA
So Consressnen Agree Al.
ter Visit TO Thriving
Cities.
Every Opportunity to Become Aequsint.
Cd With Agricultural Resources el
Territory 10 Be Offered 10
Visiton.

Phoenix. Ariz., Oct. l3-Tombstone
and Tucson we're visited yesterday
by the congressional party investigat.
ing statehood conditions In Arizona.
At Tombstone. under the leadership
Of Frank NJ. Murphy. the mines Of
the Tombstone Consolidated Mining
company were visited and the visit.
ors were taken down the shaft eight
hundred feet and viewed a pumping
plant which is lifting four million
gallons Of water to the surface every
twenty-four hours. Tombstone has
an interesting history and In the past
has produced gold and silver to the
amount Of more than twenty million
dollars.
The public schools were visited and
the visitors were much pleased with
their trip. The train reached Tucson
at noon. The visitors were met by .
large party of citizens and were TAX.
en- for drive to the Territorial trni-
versity and through the city. Lunch
was provided. The party arrived IN
Phoenix this afternoon for a trip
through the Salt River valley, going
to Prescott Saturday morning.
The citizens Of Phoenix are pre-
pairing to give the congressman every
opportunity to learn the agricultural
possibilities Of this territory. All the
congressman agree that many erron-
eous stories have been reported In the
east concerning the industrial condi.
tons in Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES

There were 1881 volumes ii the
public library on the LIST Of October.
During the Month Of september l..
1O4 volumes were loaned to patrons.
In the Hubert Howe Bancroft his
tory set of over forty volumes, num-
Der OF volumes are missane, making
the series almost worthless. The
missing books are volumes 3. 4. 10.
13, Is. II. IS. %, 81, 81. 80 and 81.
The librarian is very desirious OF hav-
ing the set complete. :,
The second volume Of Twenty
Years Of Congress" by James G.
Blaine Is missing.
The second volume Of "The Great
Rebellion" by J. T. Headley has never
been In the new library and would
be very welcome addition. II II
could be found.
Volumes 4. S and 6 Of "The Peoples
Standard History OF the United
States" by Edward Ellis are gone and
their absence ruins an excellent SER
les Of books which are comparatively
new.
The library Is open every evening
n the week except Sunday and very
few people are taking advantage OF
this excellent opportunity to pass
away few pleasant hours. Many
strangers in the city who have no
place TO spend their evenings should
find this welcome boon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
PRIZES AWARDED

Roswell, ". NJ. Oct 13.--The larg-
est crowd that has ever attended the
Roswell fair in the history of the
Fair association was in attendance
yesterday and the weather was beau
tiful. Today will be Roswell day and
will conclude the fair. which has
been satisfactory to the management.
The Artesia. y. NJ. base ball club
met defeat yesterday on the grounds
at the fair at the hands of the New
Mexico Military institute. Score, 4
TO 2.
Fifty-nine prizes were awarded yes
terday on Pecos valley apples and
pears and vegetables,
Parker Earle. the recognized
worlds authority on horticulture, won
first prize on display OF pears. Sorae
Of the finest live stock in the United
Safes Is on display from the famous
Slaughter Hereford home and the
great Milne Bush ranch and Hamil-
ton Hereford home.
The carnival of specialfies held
swav last night on Main street. The
actors are all local society people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
MASONIC MEETINGS

Albuquerque will be the Mecca d
the Masons OF New Mexico next week
The annual cOnvocation Of the New
Mexico grand lodge will open in Ma.
sonic temple on Monday the 10th. and
with the other gatherings to follow
of the grand chapter. the grand com.
mandery and the Shrine. will occupy
the entire week, including Saturday
the 21st.
AL Arrangements have been made
by the officers of the grand lodge for
the reception of the visitors, and the
annual gathering Of the great fra.
ternity promises to be the most sue.
cessful in the history OF the order in
New Mexico. The railroads have
made special rate OF one and one.
fifth fare for the round trip from all
points in New Mexico aud the at.
tendance will be large.
Just what form the annual meeting
Of the Shrine will take this year is 8
problem, but 1t is safe to say that the
mystic ones will furnish tho. usual
amount Of amusement for themselves
and the community.
The officers Of the New Mexico
grand lodge are as follows:
George w. Ward, grand master. Il
James G. Fitch, deputy grand mas.
ter.
A. N. Pratt, senior grand warden.
w. e. Dame. junior grand warden.
A. J. Maloy, grand treasurer.
A. A. Keen, grand treasurer.
The annual gathering Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star will follow the
meetings Of the Masonic bodies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
RUSSIAN.
JAP TREATY
RATIFICATION
Formal Exchange to Be
Effected Through France
and America
The Japansse Emperor viii Notify Uoe!e
Sam Who Will Inform Russia. The
Gar viii Let France Into Secret

Washington, Oct. 13.-It has been
arranged that the ratification Of the
Russta-Japan peace treaty shall he
exchanged tomorrow. Japanese Min
!ster Takahira will notify the state dc.
partment that his emperor has signed
the treaty at Toxic. The state depart.
ment will notify the American EN-.
bassy at st. Petersburg and Spencer
Eddy, In charge there, will duly notify
the Russian government. That gov.
ernment In turn will notify the French
foreign office that the Russian EN-.
peror has signed his copy Of the
treaty. The French foreign Office will
notify its minister at Toxic who in
turn will inform the Japanese foreign
Office and this will be regarded as the
formal exchange Of ratifications.
Both houses will meet this evening
when the government win present the
bill repeating the act OF union.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
WANTS UNIVERSAL
GOOD WILL

Cleveland, Oct. 13.-John d. Rookie
Teller told Of the ambition. Of his life
In an address to the young people Of
the Euclid avenue Baptist church. Il
sNaa~, he, said t0 have 9oo4 xj( NJ
Nsfd al mel. III 1sclnsed /, ~
could not say too m1elI III ~ - ~
on this subject, because Ii an worked
70 those ends heaven would exist on
earth.
~. Rockefeller's subject was In
trOduced by the statement that he
had harvested three thousand bushels
of oats from his fields ct Forest hill.
He declared that there were several
ohter crops which, n rightly tended,
would hiring more satisfActlon to the
workers than anything that CANE 10
from the grotnds ne MENTIONED ~
tience and charity, saying tAey lweu1d
flourish lnsthe paved stte4te q ClsS1-
land and New, York equally we'll.
"The crop which consider and
have always thought to be the most
precious = he said, rs the good Will
OF all mankind, bringing % It does
the greatest comfort to all mankind.
This Is the most valuable thing to be
had on earth. cannot say too much
to impress this upon your minds.' 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
IMPORTANT DISCUSSION OF vENE.
ZUELAN MATTER IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Oct. 49, Venezuela
was the subject Of an important con-
yorsatiOn at the state department yes.
ierday between Secretary Root and
Mr.. Jusserand. French ambassador.
The latter has been awaiting the ar.
rival here of the report of Mr.. Ca
houn, American special commissioner
before recommending TO his govern
ment course Of action. Calhoun has
reported verbally to the president AMI
the secretary, but he has not yet com.
pleted bis formal report on the cor.
ditions he found existing In Ven zuela
Enough is known, however, to show
the similarity between the grievances
of the Paris and Washington COVER.
nents. Whether this similarity shall
find a corollary in parallel action
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
ANOTHER
victim Of
BLACK HAND
New York Police Unravel
Startling Deeds Of
the Malta
Gaessno Cosls Followed from Italy
Watched les yssn sad Quietly Assas.
dMatsd. 6selhen Share Fate

New York. Oct. l3.-That Gaetano
Costa was murdered In his butcher
shop In Brooklyn Wednesday night,
not because he refused to accede to
blackmailing demands for money, but
as the result Of . political plot In.
spired In Sicily eight years ago by the
Malta, executed by agents Of the
black hand society to which at least
seven other lives had already been
sacrificed. II a remarkable revelation
made to the police. According to In
formation given by fellow country.
men, Costa was one Of . band Of .
dosen or more wealthy Sicilians who.
for daring TO oppose the dominant
faction closely allied with the Malta.
were driven across the sea pursued
With relentlessness, and silently put to
death whenever opportunity TO escape
detection offered. Costa's two broth
ers are among those murdered. one
having been stabbed to death In
Jackson park, Chicago, and the other
killed at Geneva, Ill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
GIANTS WIN

New York, Oct. 13.-Excellent
weather conditions greeted the play.
ers and spectators at the polo grounds
today when the fourth game Of the
series for the worlds baseball cham
pionship was started. While the
crowd was not as large as on Tues.
Cay, there were fully 10000 people
present. Batteries:
New York-Runs, l.: hits, s; errors
0. Philadelphia-Runs, 0; hits, S;
errors, 1.
New York-McGinnity, pitcher; Bres'
nahan, catcher.
Philadelphia-Plank, pitcher; Pow
ers, catcher.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES OF BASEBALL

New York, champion Of the national
league and Philadelphia. the Ameri
can league champions are playing a
series Of games for the worlds chan
pionship, which are of absorbing IN
terest to every fan" IN the United
States. and to lovers of sport the
world over and great deal Of money
has been wagered On the outcome.
The contesting clubs have put up GER
titled checks for $4,000 as a guaran
tee that the series VIII be played.
New York won the first game al
Philadelphia by score of 3 to ,
Monday. Matthewson pitching for the
former and Plank for the latter. Or
Tuesday, Philadelphia won at Nea
York by the score Of to 0, Bender
pitching for Philadelphia and Nc
Ginnity for New York. Wednesday
il rained and on Thursday New yors
won its second game by the score ci
9 to 0, at Philadelphia. Pitchers
Mathewson, New York; Coaklsy, Pail
adelphia.
The two mines will fit from city tc
city on alternate days until ma
joritv of seven games is won by eth
er side.
The prospect of pitching drel Ne
tween Ruhe Wadaell Of the Athletics
and Christy Matthewson of the Giants
was looked forward to with gre1t
relish. but it is doubtful If the stars
will get together Waddell has a lame
arm. the trouble apparently beins
rheumatism. and il is possible thai
the Athletics will not have the benefit
Of his services.
| The prices of admission are 5t
cents, 81 and 50. and immense crowds
are attending the games.