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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

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zen meo. aommer ban, Iaa TOM
ner aonen % gernene o9iaa; Def
nooldtte 9Rlosr oerlmoo ingenlnnoe.)
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te bar meot megen Wooftano.
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oafaa bin6er qeqemerne
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
9en %reformerte 6are.

@n gammel, iroenae
lR lambs getenteIi9beoer
5nolenot at 9aitor
M. y. 4noreeaen II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

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formert 3of. % At Ri oil gre osl
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d me6 eisIe inoleoenos 9emarfz
ninqer ifal lea Tao aibe 0rosi II oen
l%nannaiOne 9noien6er. CIR. e.
= =
Def bar 5aget mig en- @laSe At
Iaaqe W}arit til, at Der life bio..
/ .lnnctset@. men o9Ida bao0e /
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.ariiteli9t 1o9blo6", / Den iensrs
8io er fremtommet Gtptfer CO 4rr
titler. Der pier. at Der er bog noale,
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inert 5ars. ielo ON BET for De %
Iiofte gla0ts 9e0tommenoe i9rlil
bar bqret osnnes baptiitiffe 8orm,
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lig en- foaean 5ore. 90 Sorfn
tommer lie blot fra 9%aptismen,
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ninqer % 4ifnqnin9er, bportil lit
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finn ibnes mig oen pi9ti9ite. "a
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tette i'm aoee @runo; tbi ben er
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forarenin0ey nrrmeit uogaor FRI
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prattiits ariiienoom) er ligeIaa for
ION !ltberif og reformert er
f%oriteai9t. Nen bette mortes ferit
mar man tommer Dem paa
nert oolo.
vi lut6erite. hi arbeioer, foroi
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5bnoernes 5orld6eHe beo ariiii
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maa faa Gen BERTH.
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@aper. Oct er moi maz
ligt. at De lie peofenoer ia bet,
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teformerte airte, Der er Der Del
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men 9robertarli96eoen, s5oms
manalsr. 9bi Der er lite
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CAPE.
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54n elers lie talote ia reformsri.
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6e1igaanb + 7aa6en, 6leD lite / Der
ne igenfeote. ga, oct funoe 10
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qiDet BIER pmben0f nj nor Sa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
she WAS KILLED TRYING
TO Kill HER SISTER

Vancouver. wash, June s.--As the
result OF quarrel last night. Mrs.
Alice Myers. who lived In Washing.
ton, ID. c.. lies dead. and her sister,
Miss Clara Lavoie. u seriously burn.
ed.
The sheriff states that Mrs. Myers
became enraged at her sister and
threw a lighted lamp at her. In SO
doing Mrs. Myers sprinkied herself
with ignited oil, and, although her
sister was hit by the lamp, sthe fire
caused on the latter was quickly ex.
finguished. II required considerable
time to put out the flames which en-
veloped Mrs. Myers, and, though she
was not seriously burned externally,
she inhaled the flames to such an ex.
tent that she died today. The trag-
edy occurred at he home OF the moth
er Of the women, where Mrs. Myers
was visiting
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
committee FORGETS
FRISCO REBATE BILL
Williams Says its Stand Ps,ism.' ''
Kahn Declares Need Three
Years.

Washington. June s--Rspresen,ta.
tiyes Gaines Of Tennessee and vii.
Iiams of Mississippi have called the
attention Of the house TO the fact
that the ways and means committee
has failed TO take action on the bill
TO grant San Francisco o rebate on
building material. Williams said this
was due to stand Patisn." Kahn OF
California. made a reply saying that
the relief would not extend over .
longer period than one year and the
people OF San Francisco who are In.
terested practically agree that to ex.
tend the provisions to draw back the
bin for a period less than three years
would prove Of no advantage what
ever. THE people Of California have
ample assurance, he said. that orders
for structural steel would be given
priority over all other business and
that the prices of this commodity
would moi be advanced. %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08

states ssaasaee. craz G;auaAsss ~ss
kslis~t q fes seax aso k sAsKiff
Risehington u socmre euanay ~hlle
resisting arrest sr sasn@ other a..
fenc. H. o, nHFsa1u snps are killed
Y. O kins ~hai. fhe lssi-S Us IFy.
Inc to escape fsosn ths psnissnsiaEy.
whsEe b. had h~en sensezcad Car
horse stealing. This lefs Garcia che
only ore u The -four men alive and
bis secret would hare gnns with him
10 the crave had be- not cunfiaei ID
his hestsr half.
Garcia resided ri TFsmensina. has
wss arrested "a IN caervo by the
eoauty sheriff. ana sas utvrs y pre-.
ilminary hearing befose 1nssice Of
the Peace Ricardo tasnes - April
n. His own wife appeared and sesik
fled against him and prodaoed the
articles which she alleged were $40
len from the home m the nIght ~
the murder by Garcia. and Eiyen 10
her on his return. Tha wiaow Of the
murdered man idensif~d the articles
~ having eeeu tAkea from their
home On that nIeAf. vh3eh ~ss - 10.
deiihiy burHed n ~ nemsry. A
stroa9 ess~ Naa fnan1 aenfD4 the
accused man on6 - waa ho~a1 ever
10 avail The verdict = ~ mad
Jury without BAN The 49, VII
probably eosp> up u the Ssut Serm
Of court.
IA Garcia takes hIs inpxfsaanent
hsrd and sessns % kave Absolutely
10 hope. although he nm say ncth.
ing ahoat the cAse. He falks but
very little. He has s,vsys horne q
rather shady reputation ~ biz neigh
borhood. s.%% Sg
n proven guilty The extreme pun.
ishment for his share In the crime Ia
life Imprisonment. e,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
BOONVILLE boy
FINDS HIS MOTHER
ra Fans Staten Island, Claims
Five Year Old Youth
Though. Kidnapped.

New York. June s.--Willis Farris
the five-year-old boy left at Boone
vile, Mo-, yesterday, and supposed
TO have been kidnapped from New
York, Is a nephew Of Mrs. Farris
of Staten Island. according TO infor
nation which Mrs. Paris gave the
police today. she did not explain
when. or now the hoy left New York,
or Why he should be sent TO Boone
vile, Mo. "a.
Father Killed Years Ago In Msxico;
s Left Widow.
Bonneville, No. June s.--Information
has been received here that two
brothers running as engineers out Of
Torreon. Mexico. Peter and Terry
Farris. are relatives Of willis Farris.
and that another brother, James Far
ris. enigneeT. was killed In Mexico
three or four years ago, leaving a Wild
ow and an infant son, who would be
shout five years old. Mrs. Farris
married again at San Antonio and
later moved to New York City. The
fourth brother i at Rockpsrt, Mo-,
and II Is thought likely little willis
was sent TO him. He has not vet
been located. &
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
GOVERNOR BLANCH.
ARD Fights Big fire
Chicl Executive and Louisiana Leg.
islalors Battle Flames in Their
Night Clothes.

Baton Rouge. June s.~-Saving oi
the state capitol from destruction by
are last night was accomplished in .
spectacular manner. Governor Blanch
ard, assisted BY many Louisiana legts
intors. dressed In their night clothes,
and hundred of citizens supplemented
the fire department. The fire started
from defective wiring near the ro,f
of the senate chamber, destroying the
eastern wing Of the capitol. above the
front roof.
Governor Blanchard directed the
work Of saving many valuable papers.
The capitol was first built In 1s47,
and was destroyed by FIRE during the
civil war. The present structure was
erected in 1880.
Baton Rouge, Junes.--The loss is
estimated AT between ....s. ...... .rs hun.
dred thousand dollars.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08

M0heEly. Nc. Jans s-~fsH aboal
three nsanahs two sapp0sed EepFsssn'
Iatiwss 10 the shristtaa volunteers
have h~su iorated here-t;~nsEaa ia
cub Buseh. = man about 50 years II
ake, and coaunsl Emns Hicks. Q
large woman. with tao daughters
sgea about IL and H. The man als
appeared the other day. and today the
somsn sss sentenced to thirty days
in Jsii for disturbing the peace. Gen
srai Mccanley. another officer u she
Christian Volunteers, testified against
the wonan, saying shs had heea run
out ~ Dubuque. Ia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
PASSENGERS FEAT SHOCK
WHEN cuNAepEH CUT WHALE

New yeFs, June s.~~RiyaiinE ans
tale bFoasht 10 port by skippers ef
local fishing craft wa. that whieg
found In way hare today through
passengers on the caFpashia. of the
cnnard line. from Mediterranean
ports. which actually sighted . school
Of real live Whales. and whas is more.
the csrpathia actually struck one Of
these ieviathsnx amidships and cut
him sauareiy In haif
The big liner WAS plooshins her
way fhrcagh . heavy hesdses last
Saturday aiseruocn when the school
Of whales was sighted on her port
bow. One of them could not ret out
Of the way in time ana was cut down.
Ne vas fuzzy 10 feet long.
The feeling produced on shipbosrd
Was % n the vessel had struck o
lmsss of puxty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
DISCLOSURES IN
UNITED STATES
Causes Parliamentarian to Sit
Up and Take
Notice.
-
MISSOURI REBATECAsEs
u. s. Attorney Declares Packing
Companies Get Twelve Cent
Tariff Reduction.

London, June s.-~sir Howard Win.
cent, conservative member Of parlia
ment for Central Sheffield, and one
Of the most pronounced advocates oi
protection and preferential treatment
for colonial products. has given no.
tice of his intention TO intespellate
the president Of the board Of trade
In the House Of Commons, raising
a question on the subject of meat
packing disclosures In the United
States.
Wants information.
His question Is evidently drawn up
with a view TO exacting information
which may be utilized by fiscal re-
formers In pushing their propaganda.
Sir Howard wants to know what In
the total amount Of imported Amer
ican canned meats, game, fish, fruits
and other preserved foods into the
United Kingdom and the British en-
pire generally, for the years 1900
and 1905 respectively. and whaI steps
the board Of trade propose 70 take
in order to protect British consumers
from the evil effects of such foods In
view OF the recent disclosures.
Alleged That Packers Violate Inter
@s state Act. ss.#s
Kansas City, June GA. 8 Van
valkenburg, district attorney OF the
western federal district ofs Missouri,
in the district federal court here this
morning presented the governments
side In the case Of Armour q com.
pany, Swift d company. cudahy q
company and the Nelson Morris Pack
ing company on trial charged with nc
cepting rebates from the Burlington
railway on export shipments
Twelve csnts Difference.
Van Valkenburg declared that the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
COLORADO COLLEGE COM.
r MENcEMENT FEATURES PLAY

Colorado Springs. colo.,June S.
The presentation Of the senior class
play this evening ushers In what pro
mises to be the most successful com.
meacement week in the history of
Colorado college Visitors are already
putting In an appearance and next
week viii see gathering representa-,
tive or the entire state. The bacca-
laureate sermon will be delivered by
President Slocum Sunday. Monday
win be class day and Wednesday
commencement day. The address to
the graduates will be delivered BY
Hon Henry =. May of Denver.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
Forwards Beef Trust Report
ToAgiculture Commit
tee with Comment.
PURE FOOD LEGISLATION


Warrington, June s.--lu rvsponss
10 q request form the house commit
tee on agriculture. Presidsnt Rooss
yelt today forwarded 10 Chairman
wentxos'h. the committee report
msde bya inn To the committee of the
aepartmer Of agriculture regarding
conditions ia the Chicago meat pack
Ing houses. Accompanies the report
was q letter from the president In
which be points out there is no con
ffict In substance between the NeiIl
Reynolds report ind that Of the ayr:
cultural department experts. :
Pure Food eiu May Become La~
Tins 0essicn.
Washington, June SIN reply 70 an
inquiry from Hinshaw Of Nebraska
Mann OF Illinois. has made an empha
tic statement 10 the house that 30 far
NJ he knew II was the Intention Of the
house TO consider and pass the part
food bin and that he had no doubt
II would become law NJ this session
Alcohol 6lH Signed.
Washington, June s.-The president
today signed the denatared alcohol
bin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
wEsTEss rEcEsaTloN
O. atNERs 10 osATErul

IsnssF. 1Hne ss~sThe Western FED,
erstsxG af MsnsEs tsasg sdoFIsA . res
oiustoa thanking the various labor
aEions ~ ths country for the flnanr
eisi assistance gixen Ihs trstex2ti0a
70 aid In the asteass n M0yeE, Hay
acod and Pestihone- The masnlng
sesss0a of shs cssnVeatson @as nd.
loarnsa early and delegates marched
10 the depot 10 naeet the incoming
delegates from Butte Who had tseen
sleefesB t0 taka The place Of those who
haised tae eonseation early 10 the ses.
sions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
sodsy 70 Sal, ssr pens siss.


packing companies accepted 4 rate of
twenty three cents q hundred when
the regular tariff IL thirty.five cents.
ana that this was plain violation OF
the interstate commerce act The
case win probably 70 10 The Jury
early this afternoon.
Asnermsn FolIovss cAae 10 ths Jury.
Kansas CITY. June s.-Frsnk 8 Hager
man representing Armour and Co.
speaking for the other defendants
also followed Van vaikenberg III =
Febuitai argument His argument
was lengthy and technical.
When recess was taken at noon.
Judge Mcpherson announced that In
mediateiy upon reconyenIng this Of
ternoon he would instruct Jury ana
give them the case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
MEMORY or HERoEs AoNoaED
WHO FELL At cRANEy ISLAND

Portsmouth. Va, June s. -- The
handsome monument erected by the
Artillery association Of this city In
memory Of those who fell in the battle
Of Graney Island during the war of
1919 was unveiled today with inter
esting exercises. Civilians and mill
tary united with the patriotic societies
to make IL a gala occasion. Col. vii
liam H. Stewart delivered the oration
OF the day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
bad WRECK INJURIES
MANY PASSENGERS
-
Eighteen or Twenty Persons Re-
ported Hun When Train
Leaves Track.

Topeka, Kas., June ss~~A special
from Norton. Kas, says that uassen-
ger train No. Z 81 the Chicago. Rock
island A Pacific wss ecksa near
jennings. insr miller q II here,
The snglne an. 81 'ssehas saye
one are aeraiied. iaehseen or TWEEN
ty passengers are reported seriously
injured. The train was eastbound.
Al two this afternoon II was re-
ported from Rock Island officials that
fifteen passengers were injured but
none fatally.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
ice CREAM FREEZER
DELIVERS BUTTER

Simpkins. Bros, pnoprietors
Of the Bridge street confec.
tionery store, are not In the
Dairy business. but they
have d large quantity Of fine
butter for sale. They started
10 make a freezer Of Ice cream
this morning. but Suddenly the
dash refused to turn, and the
I'D was taken on for an In
l. sestigation, They found The
receptacle fun To the top with
iine. yellow butter. Il tasted
somewhat sweet, but was un-
b donbtedIy the genuine article.
The only explanation Is that
the mixture became too cold.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08

Beaver. Okla, June e.--Luther Nc
Nelly u Hsrdesty today took bis
wife 10 q Hutchinson. Kas., hospital
for treatment. When q girl Of two
years. Mrs. McNeiily was bitten On
the foot by q rattlesnake. but the
wound healed and caused no trouble
until q year ago. when the foot be
came swollen and infiamed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08

Many Las Vegans read with inter
est Of the marriage OF Miss Agnes
Blackwell, who grew up In this city.
TO the son of former Governor Her.
rick Of Ohio. II will be remembered
that a sister married son Of Senator
Aldrich OF Rhode Island, s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-08
GARCIA NVDICT.
ED FOR MURDER
Charged With Killing Two
Men-One, Only Wit
ness to the Crime.
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER
Vile Appeared And Testified
Agains, Him in the PseEmi-
sry fnaL.

re territorial grand jury for San
Miguel county returned four
indictments late yesterday. two
of them being against Simon
Garcia for murder. One indict'
ment vss for the murder Of Florea.
tlno Gonzales a, corazon on October
70. 1888. and the other for killing
candido Psdiiis. the only living Wit.
ness of the first crime. Garcia ts
now In the county jail. where he has
been incareerated since April 10. The
other two indictments win not he
made public until the parties have
been arrested. The following is the
story Of the crime with which Gar
cia Ia charged:
On the night of the Itth of Octo.
ber 1889. four men surrounded the
home Of F1onntlno Gonzales az Cor.
anon and forcibly entered the house
for the purpose of robbery. The pro
tector Of the home awoke and saw the
men IN the same room and a desper'
ate fight ensued. Gonzales was shot
three times In the struggle which fol.
lowed. and was stabbed twice In the
back, and died In few minutes
from his injuries.
Before Mother and Children.
The fight occurred In the same
room In which the mother and three
children lay in bed and the awful
crime was committed In their sight.
A little son tried TO leave the room
/ through the open door and was shot
through the back. but he afterwards
| recovered.
Although the entire affair was plan.
ned for the purpose Of robbery, the
murderers only secured twelve dol
lars In cash. Gonzales had sold a
big bunch Of steers Just few days
before, but he had sent the check to
the hank instead OF carrying II home
IN currency.
They carried away a number of
small articles from the house which
viii form part Of the strongest evi.
dence against Garcia. He gave the
loot to his wife when he returned
home and told her OF the crime. She
saved the trinkets all these years
and lately. when he beat and abused
her, she told the entire story 10 the
officers, and was instrumental In
having her husband placed behind
prison bars. The story, which she
tells Of the crime. as related 10 her
by her husband Is as follows:
The -four men implicated in the
murder were Cruz Gonzales, Candfdo
Padiila. r. o. King and Simon Gar.
cia. The men who did the shooting
were King and Gonzales. Padilla
guarded ON the outside to warn the
others OF the approach Of any chance
passerby, and Garcia held the horses
near the door Of the house. After
the robbery and murder the men
separated and the crime remained a
mystery until the present day.
Killed Resisting Arrest.
Mrs. Garcia says that Candido Pa
dilla threatened later to confess his
share In the crime and was killed
bv Garcia tn preyeut him turning
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SCORE Shot down;
LEADERS ARE ACTIVE

sIa yesterday
had
Of strikers
Wsrkmsn Being Armed.
Moscow, aThere a
evident that
vantage opportunity uprising
mills
vouionay being
Emperor 10 Disousted ts5=..s r
Petersburg
emperor retire emperor
with the Of parliament
resdy sacrifice him .$
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BASIS CONFERENCE
REPORT ON Statehood.
Portion Measure Affecting Arizona and New Mexico
Provides fo Vote Next November 10 Frame
qContiiuion and Vote Statehood
Question.
>>so>>e>s~ - >Sees>s~~~~~ >~s<
.ysa


Washington. s-The "A i compromise. III
FORM is said majority
settlement NJ differences hn -
mittsd Senator Carter. This
regular elections f
November for the delegates . essv>sn
constitution for The
question Of statehood 10 bs submitted Ia
aehsi Arisens ans Nov Mssiee saaof
majority tsrriey ~ rseoe66
sssebtss sspenss
ing cerss~sisn
ssrvtery against sasshees sno ssa
heed avssssen with the s,sssisn f0r sssse oHsesp
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Especial 70 The opsic.l u

Especial 70 The opsie.e i
Washington. June s.--Both sides are
marshalins their forces FOR the hat
lie On the statehood bIil The re.
port u the oonteress of the senate
and house upon the statehood nill ls
likely 10 form the hasls for one Of
the most sensational struggles of pres
ent session of congress ,xhsn n
comes NJ In the senate.
The report includes The entire
statehood bin IN 30 far ~ n affects
New Mexico aud Arizona slnce Il pro
vides for the reosiing by the senate
fram IL amendment striking uat
that portion of the bin relating y
New Mexico aud Arizona
The provisions relating ~ The pro
ceedure Ter the election of delegates
10 the constitutional convention, and
for the vote On The constitution win
he very important matters ii ~ tsr