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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
LOST MESTAS
CHILD FOUND
AND ALIVE
Wandered for Eight Days in
the Mountains
Bsufoot and Thnly Clsd We utt's
One survives ths Hunger. Snow
aad ftosly Nights

The little three-year-old son Of LIE.
andre Maestas, who was lost In the
snow storm near his home In the can.
yon above the hot springs. last We'd
nesday, was found alive this morning
and the little fellow will probably re-
cover from the awful exposure and
deprivations to which he was subject
ed.
For over seven days the child had
wandered barefoot over the mountains
and through snow, without shelter and
without food and when found BY MIS-
uncle. Agustin Maestas. he ~ stag
gering along ON the top Of the divide.
on the other side Of "Old Baby,
about four miles from his home, from
which he strayed. HI
The thermometer has been down %
seventeen and eighteen above zero e.
most every night since he was lost
and It is miraculous that ne did nov
guccumb to the awful exposure.
The little fellow was gaunt ana
waste from lack II food and was
Immediately taken to his home ana
his present condition cannot be learn.
ed
The hoy had been playing about ~
the ward barefooted on "Wednesday :"
last week when It began to rain an
two older brothers went bp the mour
tains to bring in the goats Tor shelf
from the coming storm. uaknQwn \"
them the child, followed ana % their
return to the house, he was missed.
The rain turned to snow and me
tracks OF his little bare feet were fcl'
lowed for some distance until tney
were obliterated by the storm.
For q week neighbors from far ana
wide searched for his body. for TO-
wards the end, all hopes Of finding
him alive were abandoned and II was
feared that the body had been carried
ava by Wild animals.
Nothing more remarkable in the
annals Of the country side has been
recorded than the finding Of this child
alive after almost eight days WANDER
ings over the ice and snow Of the
mountain sides.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
new TERRI.
TORY FORCED
ON UNCLE SAM
Residents Of Isles Of Pines
Secede from Cuba


SJHavana, Nov. 15.-Residents OF the
isle of Pines have issued declara-
tion OF Independence from, Cuba and
organized new government as Unit
ed States territory. A delegate to
Congress will be sent TO Washington
In order to have questions affecting
the future OF the island discussed be.
fore the House Of Representatives.
Mass-meetings were held under the
name Of territorial conventions and
officials were appointed to fill all po-
sitions except those to be filed by
the President under the Constitution
Of the United States. Elections were
ordered for Tuesday next for mem
bers Of the legislature. Official no.
tice Of the action taken has been sent
to President Roosevelt in a letter ex-
planning that the people Of the island
purchased homes under the treaty Of
Paris, believing It to be United States
territory and asking square deal. =
Fully a third of the residents on
the island are American citizens, and
the movement to sever relations with
Cuba was fermented by an American
club.
S. NJ. rearcy. vice-president Of the
Isle OF Pines company. which controls
10000 acres out Of total Of about
100000 on the island. said: I'VE are
fighting for justice. Gen. Leonard
Wood sold the United States out,
lock, stock, and barrel, for two con-
ing stations after he had assdred the
United States the island would be re-
stained by the United States"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
ovama 20 heport.

Toxic. Nov. Replying to an I'M
perial message ordering HIM speedily
to return to Toxic and render q per-
sonal report of the recent war. Field
Marshal Oyama has named Noverber
90 as the date fhis departure from
Manchuria.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
Pines Not Wanted.

Washington. Nov. 15.--Surprise was
caused here by the reported erection
OF 4 territorial government on the
Isle OF Pines. II can be said the
would-be seceders will receive no en-
couragement from the administration.
Secretary Of State Root, when secre.
tary Of war. enphatically decided the
Isle Of Pines belonged TO Cuba "as a
matter OF right. as a matter Of inter.
national law and as matter Of jus.
tice."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
str;k. successsuy.
NIanchuri,

st. Petersburg, Nov. l5.-The order
for a general strike was wonderfully
successful. almost q hundred thousand
men walking out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15

In the probate court this morning
Severe Martinez was appointed guar.
dian ad litem for his six minor chill.
dren.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS MAKE
DETERMINED ATTEMPT TO
OVERTHROW THE MONARCHY
Wide Spread and Dangerous Revolution Sweeping Over
Great Empire q the Car
Another General Strike Called women A wansw and other Pieces 80
pompAy. Government may be nsgsd Ia Desperate shsba
Movemeni Extends

has now demanded autonomy. The
attempt to restore order In the gov.
srnnent OF Kutais. Trans.-C -Caucasia.
With Russian troops, has so inflamed
the pOpulace that the municipal c0un.
ell Of Kutais, the capital, has tele.
grsphed Count Witte and the viceroy
advising against further attempts at
coercion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
Strike Begins.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 15.--The strike
commenced promptly on the Warsaw
and Baltic railways and 1t Is an
nOunced that all the others will follow
suit. The workmen Of Butiloff and
some other factories declined to join
the strike. Should the general strike
again spread over the country the
governments position might be rem
dered desperate. 1t is imp0tent now
to deal with many questions CON
fronting It, and might be terroriEed
into making further concessions. The
ancient kingdom Of Georgia. follow
Ing the lead Of Finland and Poland,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15

st. Petersburg, Nov. l5.--The prele.
tariat of st. Petersburg has summone 1
another general political strike, be-
ginning today at noon. This action
was decided upon late last night by
the workmen's strike committee.
which is now completely mIer the
domination Of the social revolution.
lists. whose leaders proclaim their ul.
innate object Is the complete over
throw OF monarchy and, the establish
ment Of democratic republic. Ths
proclamation says: The Imperial gov
ernment continues to walk over Oyr
cOrpses. 1t court martials the bold
soldiers and sailors Of Cronstadt who
die in defense Of their rights and ma
tural freedom. It encircles the weak
and .oppresses Poland with the iron
ring of martial law"
The committee appealed to the
strike committees throughout Russia
to join the movement and also to the
railroad men with q view to bringing
about another general tie-up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
Patriots Arrested.

Warsaw, Nov. 15.-Qnunt Tass-
hieSlich editor OF Libiski, and M.
Jantxen, manufacturer, both promi-
nent Polish patriots, were arrested
this morning.
6t. Petersburg. Nov 15.-The AssO-
ciated Press is informed from q high
source that ukase will be issued to-
night whereby q large portion Of the
AiTRsS Srial domain. which covers almost
d third Of European Russia and which
at present Il the property ~ the en-
peror ande s sfand dukes. will be
given the pknts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
Riots At vladivosto

q. Petersburg. Nov. 15.--The latest
rephrts from vlaIfvostok indicate the
rioting has not yet been suppressed
Both the sailors and the fortress ar
tillerymen participated In the out
break. The commandant lost his
head The situation got beyond his
control and energetic measures were
not taken untll the large part Of the
city had been destroyed. The pOpula
tion is seeking refuge on vessels in
the harbor. According to one re-
port. 800 rioters. mostly sailors and
artillerymen were killed or wounded
during the first day Of the outbreak.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-15
Demurrer On Burton Case overruled.

Demurrer on Burton Case Overruled.
St. Louis. Nov. Ia United states
r,rc,,;, Judge Vandevanter today
oyerruled the demurrer filed yester-
lav 70 the Indictment of United States
Senator Burton of Kansas. The trial
of senatN Burton on the charge of
having used his influence before the
post office department in behalf of
the Rislto Grain and Securities Co.
of st. Louis 10 prevent the issuance Of
the fraud order against tie company
Is set for next Monday
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
- 4<1taczs@ M2ueE&.ko,aa1.
The Science Of Interpret
ing Handwriting

The reading CT character from
handwriting is a science of so
long standing that nothing need
here be said in its defense. The
choosing of wife or husband from
the reading of ones handwriting
IS a matter which will at once raise
some questioning Mile Ismar
wishes to state at the beginning of
her revelations that although much
greater happiness may be found In
the married life if similarity OF
tastes, congeniality Of dispositions,
and popularity of temperaments
are carefully considered, never
theless the only perfect happiness
therein will ever be based on and
nourished oy a high ethical sense
OF the meaning of love and mar
riage.
In her descriptions OF the person
whom you should marry, Mile.
Ismar will consider these two
points: Some people may need
comfort. understanding. and in
spifation more. and some may need
criticism to urge them on.
And finally she warns you that
you ever bear in mind the fact
that married bliss should be mu-
tual; that you must give much as
well as ask much. and that the
real success of your married life
must ever depend. in its final is
sue. upon your own depth of nature
and ethical stamina.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Conditions of the Offer

The Washington Sunday Times
has made arrangements with Mile.
Ismar to secure character readings
based on a microscopic study OF
handwriting specimens submitted
by it's readers. She not only re-
veals character. out describes the
person one should marry or should
have married.
]. Readers of The Times who de-
sire a reading must send with
their request at least three or
four lines of the handwriting the
writer is accustomed TO using.
2. A fictitious name may be used,
but the true initials must be
given, although they may be re-
versed-
3. All communications must be
written with black ink on plain
white unruled PAPER.
4. Address MADEMOISELLE Is
MAR, Washington Sunday Times
A number of the expert readings
will be printed each Sunday, to-
gether with reproductions OF the
handwriting specimens submitted
1t may prove impossible to an
swer all requests, and therefore
the most interesting ones will be
selected for the first readings.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Is Not Carried Away by Impulse.

Is NOL Carrled Away by Impulse.
Is
systematic methods of detA
on enpera a
keen intellectual appreciation of sanity balance
and
ninirration o
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
A Genuine Interest in Life.


to
a o.
and
of
deep nderness who adnres
will
o gu and protect
The Washington times., 1905-10-15


C. E. SThis a
what
and
af
is
of
elf-sacrh wife
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Lacking in a Sense of the Ridiculous.


of
lis tIacking
of
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

MORE disposition Ihan character
b ation nandimp no heldin
in
fo- long ct time
phnooph
dandd
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
1<ss@ 11SzzS~s<@, Sa~zz@4z1 ~ve<1
Z(1~z~1<k oAe~-1a<T NzavzI1z@<
0fIa

W. JThs hand reveals
writer
what too emotional easily led
Is obstinate but tries not display it. This
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Has Business Ability and Self Assurance

c emphatic cpond and fond Of stating his opinion
ton strong will is inclined be
do
generous has strong likes and diskes fond
trust absolutely
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Will Try His Hand at Anything.

Will Try His Hand at Anything.
alnostan Iso
in
is
o
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Likes Dramatic Situations.

a
is is
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Has Literary Aspirations.


S He
WILL
ambitions
should
intelligent
donic
man
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

NJ IA mas calm even temperament
tay Good judgment and regard
corsc scious,s sef-c lined.
a characteristic
He should
making
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15

Any drug that Kills germs is ~ poison, and
it cannot Do taken Internally. For Tint ct
reason medicine Is almost helpless II
any germ dlyease. whllo Il tiquoxone is
almost certain We proved this fact e. Tor
years, through physiclnns and hos nos
uitnls. in thousands . t tho most difficult
81 ses obtninnblc. Then we paid $1O0, 900
for the American rlghts----the l,iglies 81
price ever paid for any discovery used ~
tho cure OF sickness. nj ~ II s5.s II
Li0uozone Is now used By the SICK a 9 {,
nine nations III, the treatment Of gerili
discusses 1n5inillions Of homes II hns done,
and ID doing, what medicine cannot &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
CHAPTER 1-Continued.4 (

Forgive me that i have ever doubted yo o,1
t,ven as YOU have boon true 70 yoursc..l -
/ swear by the love y stlil DeMr e. e. III
deliver your MESSAGE TO i,,ing'tt S shnil
COMMIT Your words ut once 70 W ME- ea1S
That no thing may be lost through the tl t :al
urc Of my memory. = 49,, = - =, 8.
She reached her mana ON t ,saI, ~ ora T.
nnf n ever shall forget the look o. g,L r.
i,uus AS she muimured After J onil,
Moro, You are dearest shal re- i nSas 10
tAnnS y ou'brlng n Ky achins heart return
i thousand fold into your iafewfei ~
gobah may return ut any mo,,1cn.. sat -
noedessly imnrehp e dss% Saad l nov
Once more, good-p3 yto he h shining sea-
F Bay d ils chid! she had tried to
adont her lovers religion without , hpaa,
donlng her own. po'a, - Il Kiss. and
she gave It with sweet sadness ,t the
memory Of which, through a h!t en ~
Years, has dwelt in the better paptsosI 4 ihs
aouI one long, lingering look ana de I,
% red never to soc again this woman
I III la a. 80 fondly so hopelessly loyed IA
You now know the exact nI Ined to v TO-
sats havo na told 'eie story 4 e,
a n.vr words. II wrote 1t out Eimmedi ely
ofter ny my intervew it'll her ana d ha = y
road It 50 many tim mes q commsitt ted il 10
memory rmuroi The recollection Of the la q,
mentins Of her kiss and her gratetul
look, has been throughout all hese lon,g 9"
weary years thG = one l yerulne sp0s " 81
= Moro scIndn paused here, as one, w. Wno
Mad an reached the end Of his narrative,
and continued my I, 10 Z, ,o,,r
co 81 A't yon mist S think have heard
sonothiln essrned e q It through Mana an ian,
dia, the servant who mad sec re ON,
her message to me. 1t seems that, after
ny Interview with her, my cousin Wa WE,
seized within consuming desire 70 see anS =
Eng 5a tpyds ara ban by Which With
Kandia's help, Darrow sahib was to be
secretly conducted to her under cover OF
night She wrote nlet'er ,. asRns m; on s
irtsI'i himself known, This she gave to
Kantlin to post early, IN the morning or
put into execution. AS he was about lcay-
tng the house Ragobah called him Into
his chamber aud demanded to know what
Mon tnk'n kEah h saw ey thnt
cred la and deterlnined TO meet the Issue
yey ~ ren Ma s asty PEI 1s' a. Ri
Ragobah roared; Il haye no right to do
+ So Kandia replied, sprnglng toward the
door But he was not quick enough for
the wary, Ragobah., who felled him8to the
floor with q chair before he had reached
sciousness he found Ills assallant. who had
him, psrlsing It nfmal lcidus glec, When
saeled It aud placed 1t in his pocket.
Then he called two Of his servants and
gave Kanda into their charge, With or
lers to, gag him. to&,bnd him hand and
foot and, as they valued their lives. not
10 permit, him to leave the room I'll he
ordered It, Il & 80
What occurred between that time and
tho return of Ragoball, wounded and flu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
f& Any physician or hospital hot yet using LQue.
zone VIII be gladIy supplied for IA test. M
AL speed to Nalabnr I'LL, but he was
too late for scarcely had he left the

I'll speed to 1alabar Hill, but he was
too late, for scarcely had he LETT the
Y house upon Iona s GRAND before she had
Sprung : oltso the window by which he
had nced her. Rage bah's wound pres
vented his following her, and when he
I had summoned Others to pursue her, the
darkness had closed about her form and
none .knewatho way she8hnd taken. At
4 piece of paper, beneath a. stone andYo 1T
these words: FAREWELL Moro and Mana,
Il the only beings on earth l regret to-
II leave =; Lonn.'I5 q $95 III "A
!. news of his wi fe's death. and tho knowl-
4 edge that he was the cause OF 1T, pro-
1S .l!1;e an effect pom Re gobah N from
whe ne never More than
from that day to this he has never been
known to smile Iong before his mangled 4
limb had healed II became evident TO-.
al who knew him that he lad hence
and that nothing save death could turn
him from his purpose, so long as his
rival lived heLs .of 7 his made
my search for Darrow sahlb more than
be prosecuted secretly i could only learn
that he had9left Bombay for the Interior.
nothing z more. Ny Inquiries IN al, tho
Indian cities proved frtitlsss. and q =
Ragobah had instituted n search for the
same. man. think, In spite OF my pre-
cautions, some OF my agents ultimately
[ told ia gobah or my efforts, for / found
myself so closely watched by men Sill4
his interests that i was It length cons
PEELED to give up the gpcrsonal conduct OF
the search. ind tO&continue It through u
deputy unknown to him. All my endeuv
sors TO find the Sahlb were rs you \ are
already aware, fruitlcss and, until I met
YOU hid no doubt I7agobah 8 efforts
were equally unprod uctivc. = on have now
|all the Information II can offer upon the Il
subject If can be ofHany furth e r &c r.
VICE to you. you need not hesitatesto COM
finand me. 5ls sSS si l}3ssl q
N AS liz said this he rose 10 depart and Z
promised to keep N him formed 8Of what
occurred. have nothing nov to do Sbu &
TO await, with such patience as ~ can
commando the arrival Of the Dalmntin.
III does not seem ito me altogether prob
able that Ragobhh will return upon this
boat, but IL he should IGshall have him
arrested tho moment no sets foot on Z
shore. II he escape the net that mas
been woven about him, shall be a con y
vert to Eastern occultism and no mis.
take. 8SS + trust MISS &Darrowssis well and
hopeful. Il know she Will rel giollsly keep
y that promise she made, for she Is one.
OF those women who fully understand the
nature OF M covenant. and j am easier,
therefore, than II otherwise could he re-
garding her condition. Give her my kind
regards and tell her that she may expect
news of Importance by my next co111-
munication. 1T Is very late SO good-py
until the arrival OF the Dalma tia. sE ii
SIT GEORGE MAITLAND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
'LEC|SLATURE0E...
....N [
Big Lobby Working for Pro 81
posed New County Sss3 M
~ 4. 5of Lee.
CONSIDER THE JUG Bill |: ! z.

55a Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) 4
RALEIGH, n. O.. FEB. 14.--The House House
devoted considerable time to the con cor.
sldention Il Of the sMcNinch anti-jug bill
on second reading but It went over vet 4, OH {,
third reading until 5to-mo rrow. iii +
a great numbsrof amendments except
Ing counties poured In until there were
fortyfour v Oh the clerks desk. Then
Mr.. McNincl, offered an amendment,
providing this act shall not be construed
to prevent the shipment OF lntoxicants to
duly licensed dealers In towns and cities
where the. sale Of such liquors Is not pros
hibited by law. Pending action on tho
amendment, further consideration of tho
bill was postponed Until tomorrow, In
order to allow time for members who
desired 4 to except their counties to In
ivestlgnte the probable effect OF the Mo
Ninch amendment. sSs5
a Il Mr.. Powers introduced In the House O.
bill to provide for enlnrging tho State
Capitol. b III 3 SS( X! i5 III rs "A
LIN tho Senate the bill to create tho
office Of immigration commissioner passed
with an amendment that it be known MS
Bureau Of Immigration and Commerce.
9$ Mr.. Turner Introduced ELL to pros.
cite pa per In North Carolina. The Scales
bill to establish q reformator was n1ado
a special rider for Thursday. Us
P1LOTAGE BILL. a
'rhe 3Wilmington#pl lotage bill. making
that port practically free, Is TO have a
favora BILE reportsfrom the Committee OH
Prop ittons# and Grievances, a victory
for tho business men of Wilmington after
d very hard fight running through the
past two wee ks. S!g III Il 55 81 Il s5B l8ii i54 Ks
THE judiciary Committee OF the House
decided to report fayorably the bill by
Mr.. Ndnborne, empowering q Juuge to
order a jury from an adjoining county for
the trial Of q cause in case there Is any
ind cation that a fair and Impartial tral
cannot 4 be had before citizens u Of the
county In which the ffcnse to be tried
was committed. .i3S r. ss52 5lss AZ
AZ NEW COUNTY. 3ss
a big delegation arrived here to-day5to
lobby among the members Of the Gems
era1 aAssem bly for the passage Of the bill
for the establishment OF the new county
Harnett, Moore and Chatham, with Jones'
boro as the county seat, II created the
county will have two hundred and ninety
one square miles. s it * g.sg. .
5S5 CRIMINAL LIBEL.
S "a trial Of great public interest locally
in progress here Is that against Mi. y. NJ.
Broug ton, on the charge Of criminal llbel,'
mad o BY CT " Tax Collect or Charles r..
Lumsden Broughton, in a card printed
In an afternoon paper charged that the
tax collector allowed poll taxes to go un-
collected FOR. the reason that he would
not force colloctioHs by garnishnent lest
he Incur their il5Wtll and lose their
sIn.&&the card Broughton was Il insisting
On an mendlneht tb tho city charter, 50
| that the tax collector would be elected
By the Aldermen instead Of by the peo-
pie The. trial began at moon day and
viii probably consume several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
H, CLAY GRUBBs's TRIAL.
Wealthy Distiller5 to Answer for
Staying His Brother-in-LaW.
(Sneclnl 10 rho Times- Dlspatcl,)

L1yxINGToN,a M c. Feb. IA Court
begins here on the 27thg Of this month.
Tie famous case Of III. Clay Grubb. the
wealthy distiller for murder OF his
fbrother-n-law, O. l.. Davis, will be tried,
He is a sort OF king In his community,
Boone township, Iii this county. He has
3lcen In jail since October. Immediately
after the homicide Grubb came to Lex 6.
tho town except two. They made efforts
to get their client released on bond, but
Judge O. II. Allen refused the npplca-
OF some OF the foremost lawyers In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
Not Medicine.

THE virtues 81 Liauozotie are derived
solely from gas.-largely oxygen gas No
drugs, no alcohol thing bit gas enters
into IL. iaThe process OF making takes
fourteen days, md requires immense np-
pnrat,is, THEN we get one ibic Inch 5of
|LiquozonoS for cachS1, 80 ciblo hes OF
gas used This process has, for more re thar, ia
twenty years, been the constant subject
Of scientific and chemical reseea q i'l IL IL
The result Is a gcrn,lcidc SO certain tha I
We publish OH every bottle nm offer Of
$1,000 for n disease germ that It cannot
kill. II Yet is not only harmless but re-
inarkably helpful. Tho effects IRE ex-
lhlnratlng. vitalizlng, purifying Even q
well8person feels Its Instant benefit. The
reason Is that germs are We eta bles and
Liquozone-iko an excess Of OF y gen----llsi
tlifo to an animal, but deadly 70 5vegetal
matter Iii 5l8 Y, Nj ~ 3 Il 4.
There lies the great value Of SLlquozonc.
1t is the only way known % Kill germs In
the body without killing the tissues to 90