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and will spend the summer at No. ss Mrs. Abercromble cf Montgomery, Ala, are at No 3S East Twenty-second street-New York Herald ss&a Mrs. Bertha Kohn left yesterday to attend the Kohn-Herzfeld wedding at Alexander City, which takes place Wednesday. July 25. Mir. Charles A. Kohn left for Alex ander City yesterday. Mrs. Gladys Mann. who has been visiting MT. and Mrs Leon MeCord, has returned to her home in North Ala bama. Mrs. w. s. Naftei is visiting rela- tives in Mobile.
 Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Haralson will go to Tate Springs soon.
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 Mrs George Dent has gone to Blount Springs. From there she will go to Washington.
 Miss Nan Gunter has returned from Cumberland.
 Mrs. Dallas Boyd has gone to Bor- don Wheeler springa
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 Mrs. L. B. Farley has left Chick Springs and Is at Bordeau, N. c.
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 Mrs. Noble. who has been visiting Miss Bessie Walker, has returned to her home in Mississippi.
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 Mrs. B. H. Brown and children have gone to Waukesha for the summer. 7 ss&#
 Mrs. E. B. Ameriue has gone to Blount Springs 10. the summer Miss Annie Solomon is spending few weeks at St. Andrews Bay. Fla.
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 Miss Sue Cochran and Mss Bab Crenshaw have returned from visit to friends at Matthews Station. Miss Lyde Allen Ray has gone to Memphis to visit relatives MT. and Mrs. Clarence West of Mont gomery are visitors of Mrs. J. H. Peach, Mrs. West's mother.-Clayton Record.
 7s#% Mir Thomas L. Beach and little son, will leave tomorrow for Allendale. relatives.
  Mrs W. NJ Wilkinson and two ehil- dren, William ard Elizabeth. have gone to spend some time in the Lake re- gions of Michigan.
 Ss 3S E Miss Rosalie Higgins and Mss Lizzin Crenshaw are attending a hduse party at which Miss Rochelle Cochran is en- tertaining at her home, The Oaks, Matthews Station.
 3 % z Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw has gone to Niagara and other points North, to spend some time
 # %% Miss Bernice Wilson Price will leave Monday for Savannah and Tybee. where she will remain for the rest of the summer.
 < N Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lou David, Miss Annie Jeanette Tisdale and Master Mansfield Thomas have gone to Talla- dega to spend a few days. Miss Elizabeth Moseley of Union Springs is visiting her cousin, Miss Emma Jackson. at the home of Hon
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and Mrs. W. M Teague on Perry l street
 l Mrs. Files crenshaw of New Orleans, and her two boys, passed through Montgomery on Friday en route to Hendersonvilie. N C., where they will spend the rest of the sumDler. MT crenshaw will join them later for q month.
 Miss Annie Belle Kent of Prattvilie. is the guest of Misses Alma and Ethel Landgrafr. at their home on South Me- Donougk street. Mrs. A. C. Smith and infant have returned from Gainesville.
 %@% Mics Nellie Wilkinson has returned from a six weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs. A. Pope, in Atlanta, Ga
 One of the most enjoyable germans of the season was given by a number of young men at Pickett Springs on Friday evening last in honor of num- ber of visiting young ladies.
 The german was led by Captain E. H. Jackson. assisted by Miss Jewell Roberts of Texas, who is the guest of Miss Roberta Roberts About forty couples participated.
 The dancers returned to the city about 1880 o'clock on chartered cars.
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 Miss Floy Porter of Ocean Springs, Miss, is the guest of Misses Texie and Myrtle Coleman.
 After a pleasant visit of four weeks in Mobile. Miss Myrtle Coleman has returned home.
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 Mrs Warren Jones and two daugh- ters, Misses Maybelle and Annie War ren, will be out of the city a few days visiting relatives at Cairo, Ga
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 The Board of Directors of the Young Womans Christian Association will meet at the Association home at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 Mrs. Margaret Booth.
 Secretary. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wakefield Patterson and Mr. Wayne Lockwood will leave tonight by the way of Sa- vannah for Boston, Yellowstone and the Great Lakes.
 Mrs Clay Armstrong and Miss Fam nie Harris of Auburn are visiting Mrs E. P. Flowers at her home on Lawrence Street.
 Mrs J. D. Burke and daughter, Miss Luliette Burke, have gone to Richmond, Ky, to visit her sister, Mrs. Pearson.
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Struck wtth a Yram.,.r

Birmingham, July 21.-fspecial. 1--. Henry B. Flynn. a stranger in the cft, from Washington n. c. was struck af the head with a blacksmithss hamme. in the shop of D. O. Ryan on Fnuf34 Avenue this afternoon and serfouals and possibly fatally injured Framt Lloyd, an employe Of tho establish. ment, Is accused of having struct Flynn. The latter has not been arrest. edc It was stated in police circles th4' the two men got Into a discussion iz regards to union affairs Friends a' Lloyd say that he was abused by Fayns before the difficulty started
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Nathnn MilI Not Rnn.l

Tusubmbia, July 21--(Speeial. )--I1on. Joseph Nathan, of shefield. ap- pointed last January by Governs or William D. Jelks, to sue~ ceed Hon. E. B. Almon as Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties of Lauderdale, Cof@ bert. Franklin and Marion. has ans nouneed that he will not be a eandidat@ for election at the approaching August primary, thus leaving the race to Paul Hodges of Lauderdale, Isaac Orma ot Colbert and Charles P. Almon oE Franklin.
 During his short term, Judge Nathan has made a fine record.
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Nerr sfeeI rIanf.

Birmingham, July sl.---t tspecial. l-r
 Representatives of Jones & Laughlln of Pittsburg. are In the city looking after delivering material to the Ted nessee Coal. Iron and Steel CompanV for the new steel plant which Is be- ing erected at Enslsy. The new piank will cost over $l.000.o00 and the exca3 vations for the same are being rushed. 100 men to be placed at work on fh< foundations Monday. Delivery on tAs construetural steel for the new inanss try will commence in the near fufures
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Iorann nnd other. wnI speal..

Prattville. July 2i,--tSpeciaL l--The Southern Cotton Association of Aus tauga County will have barbecue and picnic at Booth July 26. Hon. E. p Smith of South Carolina, Hon. Harvt& Jordan. Hon. w IT. Seymour and othaa Cotton Association men will speak while Hon. J. Thomas Hefin win mahe a non-political after dinner speech.
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Snapshots. Kodak snaps. We finish your snaps. TressIur,
Peach Crop on Morran.

Decatur, July 2i--(Special.J J-rhe FL herta peach crop of this portion of the State IS beginning to ripen and they are now being placed on the market The crop in this portion of the State is heavy and the fruit has been ex- eeedinEly fine. but the rains of the past week have caused it to rot to A eensfderable eXtenk
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Pleaaant Company. My Lady--myself. And friend Kodak. TreasIar Sells k0dal<s.
Tu the Intereata of weakIey.

Birmingham. July 21.-(special.)- Friends of Judge Weakiey. of the Su- preme bench, held a meeting in the court house here today and heard re- ports from various sections of the State as to the campaign for the Chief Jus
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METHODIST.

Court street M. E Church, corner of Church and Lee StSeets--hev. .. A Rice, b. D, pastor; Rev. w. B Nance, associate pastor; residence, iI3 Church street; telephone 4se; Preaching Il a. n. School, 9;S0 a. m.. s. M starke, superintendent; Epworth League. 7:Is p. : m. A special and cordial Invitation Is extended to visi- tors Pews free. The Busy Peoples sunday School Class IB. M. Washburn, Teachersl extends an invitation to all who are not identified with other classes to visit and become member of this class.
 Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. corner Dexter Avenue and McDonough street--Rev. w. RI Cox. pastor; res idenee, IA North Huh Street: tele- phone 304. Regular Services. Sun Say School at 9:s0 a. nl. Frank c. Baugh, Superintendent. Good music and | cordial welcome. Epworth League, Sunday, s;45 p. m; prayer meeting Wednesday T:so ?. n.
 clayton Street Methodist Church Rev. D. (. Moore. pastor: residsnss IsT Clayton Street: telephone 1els. Preaching at II a. m. and 8 ?. m by the pastor. Sunday School g:5e a m, Superintendent Charles H. Bailey. E1worth League. Senior, meets at 6:st n m. All members are requested t0 Attend. Visitors and fellow Leaguers gre heartily welcomed.
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We make Mosquito nets t0 fft xana| frames If Mr. skeeter Is hitter yoz. phone 450s aud we will dO ehe rest
 GFaves-Arnold Furniture Company.
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Rice Dry-Goods Co.
  123 Dexter Ave.

ticeship. and outlined plans Tor fh.
 balance of the campaign. More fhas 100 men were present. the greater mum. Der being attorneys from Birminxha7z v
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We make Mesquite neta to elt voux| frnmes. If Sfr. Skeeser is after yasnsl phone 4S0, and we will do ahe rest. Graves-Arn0id Furniture Company.
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For Rent.
 Three story brick building and cas@' lar on Lee street, with elevators fro1z| October first.
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The Mems Prayer Meeting win be held every day except Sundays at tho Bible House on Dexter avenue. from e:S0 to o'clock. Men who are inter- ested enough to pray for a great rl- yival of religion in Montgomery aIe Invited to attend.
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TO CMuRom oEEloEas.

OmciaHs of the different chuxches yviil please send to ahis 0ffices not later than E o'clock Saturday afteFnO0ms 0n Roafnk Dr by mote, account OR their 9exvAees Ter Sunday; otherwise nettceg Og iase Sun-- day will be repeated... Do mot depend en the ,ph0ne.
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Rice Dry-Goods Co.
  . sssI 123 Dexter Ave.

Perry Street Methodist Church, cor. Ter Ferry street and Noble avenue ReT H. Trawick. pastor. Residence TEX South Lawrence Street. telephone 1915. Sunday school. s:s0 a. m. R. O Blaksy. Superintendent. Preaching as II q. rn and p. m. by pastor, Prayer Meeting Wednesday , D. m: Epwortn League. s;so ?. m, Sunday, ". Y Gil- meets first Monday. and woman's For. eigta Missionary Society second Mon- day in each month.
 corner Forest Avenue and Vine Street. --Rev. Robert R. Ellison, papstor, reg idence SIP Highland Avenue. Phone Sls. Sunday School at s;so a. n. the pastor.
 TiftS Aveans ssnS Methodist !. t, Church. Rsy. "A Reaves. superintendent. Preaching at II 2. m. and P m. by the psstSr ssSax 7scy Psrcsyes naesting 1n1s.n. Woa- Tod
 a' sn nlssioSary sS Society % womSes Ses,. Sas SSs lurth Sunday Of each month. Mrs. J. ". RyinhaFdt. President; the Ladies ternoan. Mrs. J. A. Hanm. President.
 Methodist Protestant Church. corner Blob and Mculton Streets-Preaching SNtFtcUS 14 0s Ahls eA4Aa ffBV D. III. ErAyGf meeting Thursday evening 1880: Sun day School S;Se a. m Rev. E. W. Hol- Land. pRstor.
 BAPTIST.
 . Elrst HSptiss Church: Rey; c. 4: Preaching by the pastor, II a. m, no evening service until Septem- Der 1. Sunday School at 9:3O a. m., Michael Cody, Supt. Baptist Young Peoples Union Sunday evening at TOO o'clock; Prayer meeting Wednsday evening at 3 o'clock.
 Baraca Bible Class, Chas. Tallman. Pres, J. L. Grimm, Vice-Pres., 1. D. Burkett. Sec-Treas. W. B. Davidson, Jr.. Librarian, Walter Johnston. Asst. Librarian Meets every sunday :SJ 8. m, and is part of the regular sum day school. Open to all young men over 16 years of age. A special well come to strangers and all young men having recently come to the city to live.
 Adams Avenue Raptist church---s 80 a. m., Sunday School. Willis Chandler. SuperinLendsnt: II a. m. preaching by the pastor. Subject The Endowment with power from on High" mandment or Montgomery's avenues of murder. John Bass Sael-
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St. Johns Church--Rev. F. F. Cobbs. rector--7:Se a. nl., Holy ConInnnion; (Holy Communion on first Sunday in each month.)
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sss ==.a-.s M E NU . oT l~- - Greatest Removal Sale.

Souvenir Peah Buttons 2c cadze Spool 7c
 NeA oc 15c Ladies Swiss Embroidered Eandkachef 7c Lace haho 2lc Sef Belts, 3oc Pure Silk Umbrellas at Shirts at x l. woth75c 5Oc cIaLes .h T1rodLL l 15c Ladies Cotton Hose at 15c cNGsesHo al 7c l original mchF Opandya at 21c ayanL Seasons danhet FnchC Canns l2ca award Ogades Vol@ and Dmde for ramma att 1 Maoazed dDesCh in cdor 9 ard negggand nd l { Lngdoh, Chamosm fine u2 da l4c cayad l Yadlwid soft finish behed Domestic OcunGya a Lace oferryd sAct
 nednd of. o each
 MY Tweny- cntdke adsh nd slippers DryGoods Every Trimmed g a goes @ for s 9S Shirt Waist Suits
 70. NOTIONS UNDERWEAR DRESS. GOODS LINENS
 WASIGOODS RIBBONS, EAlBRODERES NSER
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Chapel of the Annunciation, High land Fark--1l a. m.. Moring prayer and sermon.
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ton. pastor, ready to serve any one at any time. Residence 1i6 South Decatur eaespe eacept Monday Phone Psss sssx stTangers a and visitors extended hearty welcome. Belt Line, Highland Avenue and Jack son Street cars all stop in front of the church.
 Clayton Street Baptist Church, Rev J. W. o'Hara. pastor; phone. s4l: res. sen0Ga . s;ss & D. % 7ss ssy,'sa m V wonens a m CT meeting 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, led by D. M Fitzgerald Teachers meeting after prayer meeting on We'd nesday night Strangers are invited to worship with us and are assured 8 hearty welcome.
 Highland Park Baptist Sunday School will meet in the Methodist Church at [ D. In.. corner Forest Avenue and Plum Street. instead. of old school building
 West End Baptist Church. Seventh Streets-There will be no preach ing during. the month of July Sun supperinisSdent. sup VI. II. Freed sssistsat. Choir practice Friday, 7:so p. In. Ladies meeting the first Thursday in each " ~~r~~~ ~s~~F -
 southside Baptist Church. corner of Hull street and Craner Avenue, Rev. is Burton Avenue; phone siio. Sun lis. Superintendent. Preaching, ii q m. and ?. m. by the pastor. Baptist IIundIey. President Woman's societies. Monday. 5 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd nesday, D. m. Cloverdale car to the church.
 Primitive Baptlsts--Services today at II a- m. at Cottage Hill. two blocks south and one block west from where ogr Ss psys s,Esst saS leaves coSr. Street ,s pastor every third Sunday at II a. m. and Saturday before at 800 D. m. All who desire to attend are cordially in- Eited Elder W. Lively.
 PREsBYTERHAN.
 First Presbyterian Church. Adams Street; between Court and Perry H. M Edmonds, acting pastor. Sab bath School at 9:30 a. m. J. w Durr Jr.' Superintendent,
 Central Presbyterian Church, cornsr Washington Avenue and Lawrence Street. one block south of the pestcffice Ess;asSss Rsy Sss h sO6 AndsssGp ws6I, D. PastSr telephone 294. Sunday School, 9:S0 a. m; Christian Endeavor services at p m; Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m.
 Cumberland PrespyterIan Church, cor ner Church and Catoma Streets, Rev. Walter M. Crawford, pastor; residence Sa bbath School gao N- m. Geo. J. Cros by. Superintendent. Preaching by pas tor at II a. m. and 8 D. m..: Prayer meeting Wednesday, T;30 ?. m., Ladies' Aid Society every Friday afternoon at 3I Q o'clock
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cHuRcH OF nHRasr.

Corner Church and Catoma streets, Sunday School at s:s0 a. m. Preaching at II 2. m, and ?. na., by Elder J. M. Barnes; West End Sunday School al 2;3o and preaching at 3:S0 D. m. All arc cordially invited to attend thes serv.ces.
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:. Church of the Holy Comforter. Rev. L736 T. Gardner Foster, Joseph R, Jones, wardens. From June to Ccto- Der 1. the regular services will be every The administration of the Holy Com munion every Sunday at o'clock in the morning. Morning. prayer and ser- mon and Holy Communion on the first Sunday In the month at 9:a0 o'clock.
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Chapel of the Holy Innocents. West End-Evening prayer and sermon D. m.
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CATHOLIC.

The summer order Of services at st. Peters Catholic church will be as fol- lows Sunday, Masses at 6:3O a. r1,: and 9.s0 a. m. The latter will be a Low Mass with instruction and will be fol- lowed by Benediction of. the Blessed ed at A. m. and 630 a. m, Gin the church) The afternoon Sunday ser vices will be discontinued until further notice Confessions will be heard first Thursday at ?. m, at other times when notification is given by means of the electric bell placed in the church. be announced from the altar Phone 459. Rev. D. Savage. D. D.. pastor.
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Highland Park Baptist Sunday School will meet in the Methodist Church al [ D. rn.. corner Forest Avenue and Plum Street. instead of old school building.
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(.HnINTlAM Nf,IEMf.le.

Firss Church of Christ Scientist holds It's regular Sunday morning service at room 27 Moses Building. Testimonial Wednesday, 6 ?. m. Visitors
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Mrs. Clay Armstrong and Miss Fam nie Harris of Auburn are visiting Mrs. E. P Flowers at her home on Lawrence Street.
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Methodist Protestant Church. corner Bibb and Mculton Streets-Preaching services II a. m. and 7s80 D. m. Prayer meeting Thnrsday evening 1880: Sun day School S;Se a. m Rev, E. W. Hol-
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Mrs. J. D. Burke and daughter, Miss Iuliette Burke, have gone to Richmond, Ky.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Pearson.
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MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wakefield Patterson and Mr. Wayne Lockwood will leave tonight by the way of Sa vannah for Boston, Yellowstone and th' Great Lakes.
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Forest Avenue M D. Church. South. corner Forest Avenue and Vine Street. --Rev. Robert R. Ellison, papstor, reg idence SIP Highland Avenue. Phone 419. Sunday School at 9:30 a. n
 Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. by
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-20

tory addresses already have been re
ceivei, including one from the mum
cipality and one from nearly every
public body In his kingdom, The
health of the king Is reported good
though he has aged noticably during
the last year, due. II IL said. to wor
ry over the separation Of Norway and
Sweden.
King Oscar Is the most democratic
ruler Of Europe. He goes about
among his people freely and without
reserve, He gives them to understand
that he Is a Scandinavian first and
a monarch afterward, His reign has
covered period Of constant and
unruffled prosperity His interest
has been untiagging In the agricultu-
raj, mining and industrial affairs ol
his kingdom, and no person. however
humble in his domain. who has shown
aptitude or merit, has been unreward.
el. He Is very erudite. History.
the classic, art, literature. and sci
ence are affected by him. and he Is
without doubt the most cultured mon
arch In all Europe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-20

Algeciras. January 2O,---Behind thu
screen OF amiabilitv that enveloped
the relations Of the cnvoys Of tho
powers to the Moroccan conference.
a rising feeling OF distrust is ohser-
vable, due seemingly to the unwilling.
ness OF both France and Germany
to define their positions beyond reaf-
firming somewhat wearisomely their
adherence to the open door, the SOW.
ereignty OF the sultan and the integ-
rity OF his territories. The French
delegates In all their conversation
with their opponents have been una
BILE to learn precisely what is the
position Of Germany nor apparently
have German representatives been
able to ascertain the Joint intention
Of France and Great Britain.
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MYSTERIOUS
MURDER Of
OHIO BANKER
Unknown Man Visits Home and
Later Owner Is Found Dead.
Skull Crushed With Flat'or. Motive Not
Believed 10 Have Been Robbery.

Warren. OHIO, Jan. 20.--The people
OF West Pennington, . village near
here, are greatly excited today as the
result Of tho mysterious murder last
night Of r. X. Lewis, wealthy banker
and farmer. An unknown man came
to the home Of Lewis In q carriage.
Lewis and the man. u ID said. were In
conferenc6'for IN nUuv At the end Of
that time hired man found Lewis
dead, with MS head crushed. while hin
hands and feet were tightly bound.
Lewis skull had been crushed with
q flat iron. Lewis held many thous.
ands Of dollars worth Of chattel mort.
cages. and 1t IL believed that the guar
rel over one Of these resulted In his
death. The murderer made no IT.
tempt to rob Lewis, It IL believed. -
the latter's watch and pocket book
were found on his person.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-20

A reception that was none the less
pleasing and hearty because it was
wholly informal was given at the Com
mercial club last night in honor of
Governor Herbert j. Hagerman and
party Of friends. At Mr. Hagerman's
request everything that partook of for
mality was eliminated and the recep-
tion resolved itself into an opportun-
ity for the citizens OF Las Vegas to
meet the governor on equal grounds
and discuss everyday matters-the
weather, crops and good cigars, in n
Jolly and congenial gathering. If poll
tics became the theme Of any dis
course the fact was not generally ap-
parent.
II was not known until after three
o'clock yesterday afternoon who were
in the governors party and whether
any ladies' were included. AT that
hour. however, word was received by
telephone from Ration that the father
and mother Of the governor. with a
number Of ladies', who had been ex-
pected here, were going to Santa Fe by
another route, hence 1t was decided
to make the club affair smoker. The
word was given in last nights paper
ID big crowd responded. The gov
ernor was plainly pleased with the
greeting Of so large a number Of the
Representatives Of both the city and
town. and at the very cordial welcome
he was accorded Not only all the
men who have prominence In the
political and business life of Las We
gas were present. but such representa-.
tive citizens Of Nav Mexico as Judge
Henry L. Waldo, Mr.. Jacob Gross. Mr..
oshua s. Reynolds and a number Of
outside men Of prominence.
With the governor were Major l..
Martini-Mancini. Of the Roswell Mill
tary Institute. Attorney w. G. Reid,
Mr. Harold Heard. Capt Chas. Bal
lard and Mr.. n. A. Cahoon, the Ros-
well banker.
The gubernatorial party spent an
hour at the theatre and the rest Of
the evening until 12 o'clock at the
club.
This morning drive was taken
about the city and to the territorial
hospital for the insane. The party
left for Santa Fe on No. this after
loon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-20

Ing conference TO be held at The
Hague will be Joseph H. Choate
former ambassador to England; Hos
ace Porter former ambassador tC
France, and Judge Rose Of Little
Rock, Arkansas. ex.president Of the
American bar association.
Wood the Man.
Manila, January 20.--Major.G General
Leonard ". Wood will succeed Major
General Corbin In command OF mill.
tary division OF the Philippines on
February LIST, Major General Corbin
will leave ON February "a for San
Francisco. via. Hong Kong.
Foraker Bill.
Washington. ID. c.. January 20.---
The senate committee ON interstate
commerce today began the considera.
tion fthe Foraker rate bill. with
the object OF perfecting II In accord,
ance with the view Of those who sup.
port It.
Debate Closed.
Washington, d. c.. January co.--ln
the house the consideration OF the
urgency deficiency bill was taken up.
Agreement was reached to close tho
debate In the two houses.