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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
LBUQUERQUE
FAIR A FAILURE

Gloom-deep. dark and depressing
was the dominant note in the meet
ing OF the executive committee of the
territorial fair association last night,
when the members gathered to take
up the all important question Of the
financial status OF the association fol-
lowing the twenty-fif,h annual fair.
which came to close week ago 10
day.
The gloom fell like pail after a
partial report of the receipts and ex.
penses had been read to the commit
tee by Secretary ID. X. b. Sellers. The
report was disappointing, not to say
dtshear,ening. and the smiling faces
OF the committeeman heightened per-
ceptibly as its items followed in rapid
succession.
All but one or two Of the executive
committee were present TO hear the
report. President Greer was not pres
ent. having been called TO southern
New Mexico on nressing business
The report of the secretary. while
only partial was sufficiently com
plete 10 show to the dire ctors that the
association faces deficit of some
81 800 on the feir Just closed, In ad-
dition 10 The deficit Of s. G00 remain
ing over from the fair of wear ago.
when The floods put the fair, the as
eocation and the treasury on the
bun. m.-Albuoueroue Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
PRESIDENT
RETURNS
s TO WORK.
Oyster Bay Gives Executive
Fict Class Send.on.
Beautiful Symbolism Representing the
Successful Efforts OF Roosevelt In
Behalf OF Peace, President Accom-.
panied to Washington by Mrs.
Roosevelt and Children.

Oyster Bay, S.2pl. 3o,-With the
cheers and good wishes OF neighbors
and friends following him. President
Roosevelt, his vacation ended, left
Oyster Bay this morning for Wash
ington. Throughout the village the
buildings were decorated and Au-
drey avenue. through which the Pres.
ident passed. was hung with large
American flags al intervals OF twenty
feet. At the entrance 10 the waiting
room at the railroad station a white.
dove, with outstretched wings. perch
ed on an American shield. had been
placed Beneath the emblem was the
word peace" The whole was en-
twined with the colors Of Russia and
Japan. Scores of school children
were massed about the platform and
twenty young women attired In white
sang God BE With You Till We
Meet Again" The president was ac-
cop.panied by Mrs. Roosevelt and
children.
The president from me rear OF the
platform made few farewell remarks
to his friends and neighbors. While
the president and family were being
driven to the depot the rear axle broke
and the back part Of the wagon settled
dcwn. The body of the wagon did not
fall to the ground. The coachman
stopped the horses Immediately and
the party proceeded in a borrowed
wagon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
GEORGE GOULD
TO BUILD THE
WESTERN PACIFIC

LoA Angeles, Sept. 30.-George
Gould is already bunlding his line
from San Francisco 10 Los Angeles,
which will form a portion OF his
Western Pacific system, according to
The Examiner. Where his efforts are
ia be seen, It Is said, is in the con-
struction Of Bakersfield 4 Ventura
railroad, now being built from Ok
nard in the direction Of this city.
This is supposed to be an electric
road. but 1t is being constructed with
heavy steel OF standard gauge and
can be operated as steam railroad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
TOMAS HUBBELL IN JAIL AND ).
FRANK UNDER INDIC CTMENT

he still declined to obey the mandate
OF the court was as Qu:cAiy O. dered
to jaiI. there TO stay until suca tine
as he mad purged h.mseil Of contempt.
The grand jury iurnlsned. another
sensation yesterday in l.ie indictment
of Frank A. HuOoell for misauppru-
priation of funas, Eslavio sisii. al
ready Inaer one indictment, was also
indicted Tn the same cnarge. The
warrants were served on Hubbell and
Vigil yesterday. Boz. Immediately
furnished bond in tie <um OF $1,000
each. The charge against both Hub
of Frank A. Hubbell for mlsa,'clo-
CT county funds while serving as treas
urer and school superintendent, re-
spectively Of Bernalinu county. BO-h
men. who were removed by the gov
erncr at the time Of the removal OF
- S. Rubbell, claim t4i:s offices and
hold possession of their rooms in the
county court house. 1t has been ea.
pected that the injunctlons As.sd oy
Hubbell and Vigil to ,estrain their
successors from serving, will come up
this morning, but owing to the press
of business 1t is not 6nown whether
the cases will be heard. Mr.. Hubbell
was in conference with his attorneys
for a large part Of yesterday after
noon. He still holds possession of all
county funds paid into the treasury
prior to his removal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
ARREST OF
BIG FAKIRS
IMMINENT

New York, Sept 30.-l, islreported
the arrest Is imminent of-lthe men
behind the plot by which $359,00O
worth Of securities was stolen from
the National City bank Wednesday
by the presentation Of forged check
to the amount Of a loan for which
they stood as collateral. 1t Is believed
back Of the whole plot will be found
a man who has an international repu-
tation as ge,-rich-ffuick swindler.
This man was behind similar trans
action some years ago. the securities
in that case being taken from mes
senger.
The securities subsequently were
returned to the bank and publicity
was avoided. Ii was reported last
night that attempt was being made
in the present case by forgers to ne
gotiate for the return Of their plum
der.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
Special to The Optic.

Special to The Optic.
Albuquerque. N. NJ. Sept. 80. For
mer Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell, who
claims to be the sheriff of Bernalil!o
county. in spite of his removal by the
governor, and his subsequent assur-
ance by the court that ne is, temporar-
lily. at least. not sheriff, spent rea-
sonably pleasant night in the county
Jail last night. Everything possible
in the somewhat d;sadvantageous
quarters was done to make Mr.. Hub
bell comfortable. He was provideS
with bed. which wh::e not as pleas
antly located as it might have been,
was none the less clean and sofr and
kind friends saw to it that he was not
lacking in that essent.a: Of solid COM
fort, a good cigar.
The former sheriff. v..o has made a
somewhat sustained fight to hold his
job. was committed to the Jail he has
managed so long and SO successfully,
by Judge Abbott yesterday afternoon.
The cause for his Incarceration was
his refusal to obey the order Of the
court to turn over the keys of the
county Jail. and all PRISONERS, records
and other material pertaining thereto
to his successor, Perfeoso Armijo. The
order of the court was plain. Mr.
Iiuhhell refused to obey It. He was
PROMPTLY cited for cOnte .npt and when
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
THREE MEN LcSE LIVES
IN LODGING HOUSE FIRE.

New York. Sept. 3O.-Three men
lost their lives and several others
sustained Srobably fatal inquiries in
fire in lodging house at No. 22l
West Third street this morning. The
dead men were known only as Nc
Clelland. Mcmahon and Vaughn The
fire was extinguished with a loss OF
orlv 5000.
Patrick Dowd died from his burns.
making four fatalities.
All the occupants of the building
were sailors and longshoremen, ex-
cent the housekeeps. Mcmahon nnd
Vaughn were overcome by smoke ana
burned IN their beds The first known
of The fire was when Mcclellan. his
clothes on fire. dashed down stairs
and ran into saloon below. He died
shortly. Olher lodgers. finding the
stairs cut off. were rescued from The
windows by firemen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

Armeda Hal was third. Billy Thorn.
wood, last. Girardin Cricket. though
lame had captured two first heats In
driving finishes and after the fourth
heat, the owner expressed his viii
ingness 10 withdraw his horse If sec.
ond money was given. The starter
said he could not do this and win
the money so the final heat was trct.
ted Cricket, coming in first with a
good lead. Tocello broke badly in
two OF the heats.
The five furlong running race was
thrown out because the Jockey Ga Nc.
CURE lpanifesrlv pulled in his moun'
ME Colorado hunch won the relay
Yace easily. with Valdez seconl and
Fishers horses very close third
Argroves of Wichita easily wor the
match hundred yard race from Lucarc
of Mora, in 10 As seconds. Argrave
has whole lot more speed than ne
showed yesterday.
The attack on the stage coach by
Indians nroved rsalis'ic end divert
ing spectacle. although the bat,le with
the troopers and cowboys was too far
from The grand stand TO be seen TO
kS4best advantage. Miss Dertie kohn
rode ON the coach and on the top ana
withiN2yere number Of old timers.
All the participants paraded IN
front of the grand stand.
The hucking bull was ont FOR an
other trial and YESTERDAY he succeed
Cd in disposing Of his man. throwing
him constable distance.
The crowds yesterday were ialse
again. despite raw. windy weather
and the sports were Thoroughly en-
loved. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

the crowd today
To the officers and board Of direc.
to0rs and executive cusnnittee OF the
fair association. to the business m n
of the city who contnUu,ed SO liberal.
ly, to all who assisteu IN the decora-
tions. In preparing for the most beau
tiful floral parade eve seen In the
territory and TO all VINO worked for
the success OF the fair on committee
or In private capacity, hearty con-
gratulations are due.
As result Of the brilliant success
Of the first attempt, the officials and
management have r.ready decid d
that the Northern view Mexico fair
shall be a permaner, feature. The
management will get together just as
soon as possible, issue tabulated
statement of receipts aad expendlt-
ures and begin to lay plans for a still
more imposing festival for next year.
"The Northern New Mexico Fair
and Fall Festival i sne name 10 be
perpetuated and "Va-iDs to Vegas
Is the best kind of a catch phrase to
conjTe bv. Those words will be
known before anoth>- year has clos
ed through the length and breadth
of the land.
The present fair has been splen-
did advertisement for the CITY. All
tha papers of the southwest and many
Of the metropolitan papers have pub
~ ttny nj ~.
has become better known to thous
ands.
In mentioning the advertising fea-
ture, a special word Is due to the
base hall team. which has proven the
most successful for the season of any
foar,, ovo, Cr~opi,ad IN Tho south
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

west The early Victorious tou
through the southwest Ocgan the good
work and the establi-.ren of a new
record for the Colorsro diamond and
the winning Of two FIRST prizes In fair
tournaments completed II. The last
game OF the season Is oe.ng played by
the Blues against Sna.a Fe Today.
The Las Vegas "Blues' will afso be
permanent Las Vegas feature and
The Optic bnpes TO see many Of the
same players on the teu-i next year.
In he matter OF ol,ade attendance,
Santa Fe led with 5o0. Albuquerque
comes 'cond with over 900 and RatQp
ami Trinidad, Watrous, Wagon Mou66
Springer and MANY other towns sem
many guests Both rla crowds who
came 10 the convention and th\e
who came for pleasure only went away
well pleased. The bureau OF informa.
tion found lodgings For all who came
and there have been no kicks on the
manner in which the ctowds were re-
ccived and entertained
Last Niuhts Events.
TIE carnival features on the strc--s
last night were well -'ten6ed anG ''e
throng enioved the evening. A bril-
liant exhibition of fireworks was a
feature of the west side snare Ia the
entertainment. Tonight masking will
be allowed on the streets and the car
nivaI will be in full swing. A fire
works exhibition viii be given on the
east side as well AS the west
The Races.
The 2.40 trot or pace yesterday was
an interesting end closely contested
race. Cricket won three first and
the race. Berger Tocello taking two
firsts and Second place. Shinn!ck's
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
PROMINENT MAN ARRESTED
FOR ShERRlCk CONSPIRACY

indianapolis, Sept. 3o.-W. 5. WICK
ard was arrested today on an indict-
ment charging him with conspiring TO
commit a felony The arrest is IT.
connection with the financial troubles
Of David E. Sherrick, former state
auditor. who was removed bv Gov.
Hanley. Wickard is the son-inlaw OF
]. H. Murry, the lumber man, whose
paper to the amount Of $4S.000 was
found in the stale auditors office.
In addition to conspiracy Wickard
is charged with embezzlement and
grand larceny. He was released under
bond OF $4,000. Wickard says the
Murry paper viii be paid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

Tuesday morning next TIE starr
will he made for one o. the bigges'
hear hunts ever inaugurated in thfss
parts.
The partv will consist of y. F. For
evthe as chief comWissariat dir ctor
Hon. J. D. Hand and guests with his
famous bear dogs. Dr. w. r. Brown
Of Valmora ranch, Dr.. VI. NJ. Smith
two eminent physicians whose names
could not he learned before going to
press (suffice to saw one is the dean
of Push medical college and the other
an able peer) Engineers Norman
Wolfe and Brennan, with 5. l.. Fisher
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
SEATTLE AND
PORTLAND LINE
A CERTAINTY

Seattle Wash, Sept. 3o.-James j.
Hill, president of the Great Northern
railway, was entertained last night by
the Rainier club. In speech, Hill TOOK
occasion to criticise tne people OF
Washington for the creation of rail.
way commission.
1.-The Portland & Seattle railroad,
he said in an intervie~,, will be rush
ed to completion. Tse Great North
ern & Northern Pacific are jointly In
terested in this new line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
THOUSAND HOMELESS.

Naples, Sept. S0.-Thongh three
weeks have elapsed since the earth
quake around Calabria. the amount
of damage done has not yet been
fully ascertained. However. II is
known that more than 100000 people
are homeless.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
FERRIS REWARDED

Medora. N. D., Sept. 30.-S. M. Fer
ris has received personal letter from
President Roosevelt stating he has
been appointed register OF the Dickin.
son land office. Ferris end bis broth.
er Joe were the first men Roosevelt
became acquainted w.,n here on his
first hunting trip to ne bad lands,
twenty-five years ago nrs month, Joe
taking Mr.. Roosevelt on the ip upon
which he killed his FIRST Buffalo. The
brothers persuaded Mr.. Roosevelt to
go into the stock bus mss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
STRO.huNCARiAN FACTION
WAITING THE WORD.

Budapest, Sept. 30.--Political fac
tions ere anxiously awaiting the re-
sult Of the audience which Count
Czaky, president of The upper houss
of the Hungarian diet. will have with
The king-emperor today, and his mai-
estv's decision in reg rd to his future
attitude towar, the hungarian de-
hands. The ei ( The coalition
leaders ~ pre- ing has been
successful and there has been no dis
order since Wednesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS ACHIEVED BY FIRST NORTHERN
new MEXICO FAIR AND FALL FESTIVAL
Shall
Pleased With Pulled OFF Just Advertised Yesterday

Now that the Northern New Mexico
fair and fall festival Is practically over
II Is timely 10 note t.la, the first at.
tempt made by Las Vegas In this di.
rection has been an uaqualifiei sue
cess. No fair in the history Of New
Mexico has been. in fact. more entire
ly successful. The p.-gram has been
carried out just as advertised Every
feature Of the weeks program has
been interesting and tae big crowds
have been splendidly pleased The fair
association management, t;lis afternoon
estimates that more than 5000 visit.
ors have passed through the fair gates
this week.
The heavy rains o. the first of the
week prevent ID the attendance Of
many. The country people particular.
~, owing 10 the condition oil the roads,
were unable TO come III large num-
bers, but the railroad brought crowds
a standpoint Of attencance the man
agement is well pleased and ii is GER
tain that financially the fair has b en-
highly successful.
Every person who passed through
he fair gates regretie. that Colonel
riwtchell was unable to lie present,
bul the ether members of the official
board have labored hard all the weel.
and their efforts at pulling off th,
events smoothly anc promptly have
boen notably successful. The ser
vices Of the official starter. Mr.. Upte-
craft, have been satisfactory in tha
highest degree. DESPITE the TO BID.
ding aspect of the opening day, the
weather conditions maze been good
and It is believed TIA. the loss Of
Tuesday was entirely .=ade NJ by
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
HENRY LEAR CONVICTED
nE MtShpoRnp nIATIMG FUNDS

philadelphia. sent. 80 Henry
lear. former president of the Dovles.
'own, ra.. bank, was convicted in the
United states district court today Of
wlful misauplioation Of the funds of
the institution. He was ACQUITTED on
two other coun,s In an indictment
which charged embezzlement and abb
straction Of the funds of the bank.
Pending the appeal, bail was increas-
cd from $500 to $4,000. Lear has
been tried twice before for the Of
fense.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
WEEKS ouTPolNTS
IOWA WRESTLER

Spokane. Wash, Sept 30--Boomer
We ks. the Spokane fireman, out
pointed and out-fought Frank Gotch
he Iowa wrestler, in twelve round
bout at the Spokane cinateur athletil
club last night. Weeks floored Cotch
In the tenth but Gotcl stayed ;hs
twelve rounds and the tot by agree
ment was called a draw.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

and dogs 'Hick and "Tolse' as chief
guides. The party go equipped with
famous chef and second, supplied
with the largest comr.'ssary ever pur-
chased for like trips in the city. 1t
is proposed to explore rne Pecos range
from the Rio Pueblo on the north to
Manzanares creek on she south and
unless the party are d;ven home by
severe weather or fatal mishap IT is
confidently expected thai their bear
killing record will go down in history
as the chief event of life time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
FRENCH ACCEPT BID
TO PEACE CONFERENCE.

Paris, Sept 30-At meeting of the
council of ministers todav II was de-
eided to reassemble parliament OF
tober goth Premier RouYier annoDnc-
ed the Russian invitation to partici-
nate in ano her peace conference at
The Hague hal been accepted in prin-
ciula, leaving details -1r d te nina.
,icn when the program IS made up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
WjNrHRcp SUSPECT.

Boston, Sept. so. Police Pr
searching for south-end druggist in
connection with the Winthrop suit
case tragedy. This druggist. who has
been missing for week, Is thought
to answer closely the description OF
the man who bought the suit case, in
which a portion of the woman was
found. The druggist Is alleged to
have associated with physician, who
has been suspected Of irregularities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
AGITATION AGAINST BRITISH
COMPARTMENT CAR SYSTEM.

London. Sept 30.-The mystery OF
the death Of the woman found mur-
dered in the merstham tunnel of the
London & Southwestern railway near
Iy a week ago rsmains unso'ved. The
outrage has served t. start crusade
against the continued use Of the cell
like compartment cars on the British
railroads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

ington. They have been prepared be-
cause OF the reGuisition Of the state
department. which inquired in June
precisely what Germany wanted II
the existing arrangements were un-
satisfactory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
WELL KNOWN IOWA MAN
KILLED IN AN AUTOMOBILE.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept 30.-Fred-
erick A. Hartman, lawyer, banker
and one of the wea,.n:est men Of
northern Iowa, was killed in an auto
mobile accident last night When
descending the hill he lost control of
The maehine. was thrown into a deep
gu 'ch, the car crushing him to death.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30
uPHoLsrERERs STRIKE FOR
FIFTY CENTS INCREASE.

New York, Sept. 30.-A thousand
upholsterers employed II twenty
shops of the Interior Decorators &
Cabinetmakers' association struck
yesterday to enforce the demand for
an increase Of so cents day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-30

The Moore Lunmber companv has
sold its business to A. H. Sharn. Of
Marion. Ind. Mr.. Moore has made q
great success of his business and cit
lzens II he pleased TO know that he
nter engage in some other line
n y q.
y. .,..,,sr. cf Santa Rosa. is the
guest of Clark NJ. Moore during he
fair.