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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
HocG DECLINES ReNoM-
NATION FOR CONGRESS

Denver, July 21.--Congressman n.
NJ. Hogg, Of the Second Colorado dis
trict. has written letter to Robert
Kerr Of Colorado Springs, chairman
of the republican district committee.
saying he will not be candidate for
denomination. He gives no reason
for Withdrawing. but 1t is said that
he is not in sympathy with the pres
ent organization Of the party in this
state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

ssassse sko AF~ sssrs~4 ~aaa tasl
a@st a ersssAEx - sats a szsaaas aap
t.aE@aaaasl asw sA9 private a4ssxmA.
ss#a@l 2s" ser aeas b hy 30 sseansI
- s2aet sessnes "A he rx~sena 80
ass@a ans tas~ greatest saEi&aae sx
isas A~zsasn sh~ aiafsEens seaxass a.
snessGsfsaxa lassss.. ssAIl n is koss
sa tat NJ she eonpAsse eoss eannat
- seesses ~ l.ess sxsessnens may
te lad ap<1 s-sHss ns~sai prtaxiples
af lnssspsfhc0zi lxw. u
TIE conference 10 10 endeSsos 10
alsEia ~ p<vbod--Is 10 suggested 60
t~a Y-ar>-sisAin xIica u nsssraiix-
- sffinra man Tsn.sin IN Tie ooaniry
a hts sxsisisy visboas sors@isias his
RsswEsitxssson'' Lssisr America has H.
~ays se~n yezsons - these returned
siilzsas and sk~y have Eis~a ta~ ua
stsa states nsnck ssoahle, - that The
sGaSnss n even acw ssisx considered
~ q sD~eiai bosr6. ne~sinx n shs
state asssrsnsst In MssAiaxtsn-
aneeeeoUss0 0essieeMent
D~selDp@~as ~ commercial inter.
coarse kesvsea The American repsb
ises -axsx~d the attension a. the
first snd ssoond eous~rsuess and sas
lsfs =. lseacy n this nseetins, n
.tii esesascr 10 Increase rapid com.
n.unicsftna ~ sAdisionsl cable and
teissrapk lines and fass mail lines:
nes connescizi treaties are 10 be
pEolsssd asA commercial and indus.
trial Statistics are 10 BE- freely e.
eAsngs1 Another effort Is 10 be
made 10 bring into uniformity the
cas,ans and consular laws relative
10 The eaary and clearanees ~ ship
ments a. sn<schsndiss: IN effort d
10 BE- msAw 10 sncare uniform patent
and tssAe nask and copyright lAvs
and the PanAmeriesn project h "a
be- pushed forward. Present regula'
,ious and laws make n Impossible In
tcontinued On page fiyel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
STRIKING PRINTS MAY
TIE UP CHICAGO SHOPS
Allied Printing Trades Council Assist
in eisht-Aour Day Fight-Press-
men Under Contract.

Chicago, July 21.--A complete tie.
up Of the printing establishments of
the members of the Chicago Topothe-
tae may follow the action taken by
the allied printing trades council to
assist the printers in their fight for
tn eight hour day.
Under Five Year Contract
One committee from each Of five
International unions are reported as
being appointed with full power to
act. The printers have offered to
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

chicaEe. Jaly .i. - Thlfsysse
rsesss ~ he N. Elmo Ao4<i n sssi
Ewing sssna~. we're driven Into sA<
xsfs~ss early Today ny > isrs thss
tAs~ssss~a "a SesaE.s she eaisdisw
Several ~ them s~rs as~scunas "
sno2s snd sltsnsiy eurne4- Ths sro
peyty loss sss small
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
FUGIIIvES FROM
MONTHUMALAND
e. J. AArHgs pEclAaEs ANTI
soaEtcA eGElsasc 10 VERY
pAosouAcgo.
THEY FEAR POISONING


Ne~ Orleans. Jaly n. - J.
Mzihss. oae Il . party u atnsricsn
snen. women and children Who less
MexSoo. because Ut tLe snsifurslxa
threats. ard passed through Ssx Or.
leans late last night en- route TO Gin
einnsti. stated n m inserviex here:
One moss alarming feature cf the
sitsstsoa h The fsca shst MEXICAN ssr-
sssts have Joined iu~sn aaliforeirn
movement ard The wives ~ the for
eiEners are in mortal terror II their
families being poisoued. . uas seiuc-
tant 10 leave the country. hat ! simply
ooaid not resist the pleadsngs Of the
members u my family.
eesenoese In Certain Pans
The aniiSGeisn movement In
strongest In the northern and central
Portions u Nexico where the natives
have been wrought up 10 q hixh mitch
of excitement by axisziors and agents
n revolutionary societies. Along the
Rio Grande border the movement IN
not 20 strong. because the MexIcans
iear the Texans. who know how to
shoot. The educated class Of Mesk
cans is not In sympathy with the
movement. but II 10 In the hopeless
minority The army IL recruited
from the lower classes and cannot
be relied upon. The uprising is sehed.
"ied to occur In September and II
~ilI probably be necessary for the
United States to throw an army across
the border 10 protect American cit.
xsns
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Caracas. Iaiy 2I-pxssad~nt Cas-
has appointed nee rshin<i In shich
iDT. Iase De Jasas Pszl h minister
of foreign affairs. Tse nsv cabinet
succeeds The ministry sppointed bs
vice president Comes during his TEN
porsSy occupation of the pEesidency.
DR.. Paul was foreign minisssr under
GoGex,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Cologne, July 2l.~-lt n stated that
In view nf the political considerations
seesasisassns his sssse~cs = Rsssia.
Emperor Nicholas has abandoned ~
intended tour aboard. and has Inform.
ed Emperor william u that effect.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

The arrival II guards q ~ capt
isi has Lecn followed by the ssresgshr
ening of patrols throughout she ~
dussriaI quarters, vhere worknen
are greatly excited over she conplese
suppression Of The sociaiistic press.
Mobs resisted the closing of the o.
fees of the socialistic papers last
night. -%,...s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

FRANCE MAKES GOOD
HER PROMISE TO DREYFUS

Paris. July Ain the pres
} enee Of a. distinguished mill
tary assemblage today Major
Alfred Dreyfus.. wearing the
full uniform Of his rank, today
} received the Cross Of a Cheva-
, lier Of the Legion Of Honor
The ceremony was rendered
doubly impressive by being
held on the very spot where
his buttons and gold lace were
stripped off his uniform and
his sword broken twelve years
ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
WARRING REPUBLICS
A6REEON PEACE Terms
sioNs pNGliaAlMANv AartclGs
PENDING FORMAL TaEArv -
TEXT or AcNEED ARTiclGs.

Washington. july 81. American
Ministers Merry and comes today
advised the state department, that
Honduras, Guatemala and Salvador
had signed the following articles .i
peace:
Article I. Peace established: with.
drawal of the armies within three
days: disarmament In eight days.
:. Exchange Of prisoners: release
Of political prisoner: general am
nesty recommended.
Fl j. sigiianc. of .IIaingatios In order
to prevent the abuse Of the asylum.
4. To negotiate a treaty of friend.
ship. commerce and navigation with
In two months.
5. ANY difficulties over the treaty
and all future complaints between
the three countries shall be submitted
to arbitration by the president Of the
United States and the president of
Mexico.
6. This treaty is made with the
moral sanction Of the mediating ma
tons and others assisting al the con.
ference. namely: Costa Rica and Me.
aragua.
Conference Has Terminated
Washington. July ai.-The text Of
a cablegram received last night at
the navy department from Command.
er Mulligan OF the Marblehead is as
follows:
San Jose, July 2o.--Conference has
terminated. Treaty Of peace has
been signed. Proceed at once to Acat-
JutIa."
Terms Most Satisfactory
New York. July 2l.-Dr. Bengoecka,
consul general for Guatemala in this
city, today received a dispatch from
Mr.. Mendes. acting secretary Of for
eign affairs at Guatemala, stating
that the terms Of the peace treaty
signed yesterday aboard the Marble.
head were most satisfactory and
honorable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

The shooting of Gonzales was the
elimination Of one Of the most excl,.
Ing man hunts that ever occurred In
New Mexico.
1t was give and take" said voeel
last night. 4 met Gonzales on the
road and at once recognized him.
covering him with my rifle and order.
Ing himsto throw up his hands He
didn't do 10 but rushed AT me ana
GRABBED my rifle. II was right on
the edge Of a deep arroyo. fourteen
miles from cabexon. He fought IIke
Wild man and was endesyorinr m
twist my rifle out Of my hand ana al
tne same time throw me over the pre.
cip'ee. I pulled the trigger when the
mazsIe was right against him He
rem ,nm on the edge Of the arroyo
edge" S' s'e
Gonzales was probably az desperate
man as was ever incarcerated IN
.ne penitentiary. He stole cattle and
horses for years In San Miguel county
before ne got In the clutches OF the
Jaw and was Noted for his cool dar.
ing and absolute recklessness as far
as his own life was concerned. ne
could run Hike q deer and was n dead
shot. 50 that the officers took no
ehances In trying 10 capture him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
BOLD BAD OUTLAW
Ludlow By VOdEl
RupEHTo GONZALES FIGHTS FOR
possEosloN or RIFLE ON EDGE
or Asvss. Ne 10 SHOT DEAD.

Albuquerque. n, ~. July si.--isa.
pesto Gonzales, sent up 10 the peni.
iea,iary tre = ~ Miguel county for
csttla stealing and who escaped from
The territorial prison III Santa Fc the
2slh day IL last Aprii. was shot and
instantly Killed at O'Clock wednes.
day night by Carl vogei. of cabeaon,
member of the posse which had
been chasing him for some days nm.
der the direction Captain Of the
Mounted Police Fred rornoff.
Capt. Fornoff and Mr.. vogcl arrived
In the city yesterday. the former
leaving axain for Santa Fc last night
Gonzales was shot through the left
breast. the bullet going clear through
his hody and coming out ON the right
side. He was shot while In a hand.
tohand struggle with vogel ON the
brink Of a prccipitous arroyo nearly
thirty feet deep. When he fell his
head was hanging over the edge OF
th" arroyo. He also had bullet
wound In the arm only n few DAYS
old. 4"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

All chance of forssinG 4 nintstry
eompnsed II oonsaisusioaal 1e0o
erass 10 ssemiasiy esAe1 - Il 10
plain the constitutsoSai dsnsessls no
lcnssr eostrol the pariaanesAary -
jorisy, The present sttnstiaa eanoce
Be prolonged any many coapsesnt
judges believe matters m nStny
moving toward q dicsssorship.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
RUSsIA'S ACUTE
CRISIS PASSES
0PoRIuNTY s HD0


~ nssrslarg. laiy sI.-TAs acsss
crisis shieh laced ahs soassry yesasr.
day has pssssd- Tharsazy s1gA6 .
Decision s1s rearke1 . 1tsssau1e
psriianess today and . aksse u this
effect was prsrsr~d but ye~s1sday
when 4. became appar~ss sAsa %
constitutional democrats. aithn~Gh
shss hsd obtained = soaiAsi vtfscsJ.
had virtually suffered 1s1sa1 -
sese ansioax 10 retrieve sAstr kaaa-
der. n sas decided n rstesAef no
70 Issue the nhsse. but 10 aiiou nal.
tsss 10 drift for the preseat
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of Europe TO pass upon this vital
doctrine, a bitter discussion In ex.
pected when the subject comes be.
fore the third conference.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
FREIGHT TRAFFIC rs
TIED UP BY WRECK

All traffic from the west was tied
mp Tuesday by a freight derailment
near Cisco, which occurred at about 9
clock in the morning Freight train
Eli, west-bound, had three ears off
the track and the road was blockaded
FOR about four hours.
The wreck was caused by the freight
in the cars shifting and causing the
cars to careea and ditch in the tim
boring of the snow sheds, thus derail.
ing three.
There was no one injured in the
wreck and the loss to the railroad com.
pany is quite nominal. The wrecker was
summoned from Truckee as soon as
possible and cleared the track, allow
ing the east-bound passenger trains to
pass, they being bloekaded by the
wreck.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
CATHOLIC CHURCH
THURSDAY, June IA.
Feast Of Corpus Christi. Mass at s
o o'clock (local time).
MEAT INSPECTION BILL
READY NEXT THURSDAY

WASHINGTON, June IS. The
house committee on agriculture con-
tinued its consideration of the Bever-
idge meat inspection amendment until
after o'cleck last evening aad con-
pleted its tentative consideration of
al the features of the amend
ment. The question of fees has not
been reached The only statement
made by the committee was that the
country could be assured that the re-
srlt Of the deliberations would be a
meat inspection law which would suit
tic most radical demands in that di-
reetion. Final conclusions on the
sattar 50 far as the committee is
concerDed viii be reached tomorrow and
The amendment will be reported to the
house as q part of the agricultural bill
Thursday
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
HERs. COREY CUES
HUSBAND Fog DIVORCE
CUSTODY or CHILD

RENO, June 1s.-Ars. William Ellis
Corey, wife Of the president Of the
United states steel Corporation, who
has made Reno her home for the past
year, yesterday morning entered suit
ia the second district eoert at Reno for
an absolute decree Of dvoree. The COM
plant eaaeed 40 surprise to the attor-
ney for the defendant, sardis summer
aeld, who was retained by Corey sew
eral weeks ago 70 represent him ia the
proceeding, along with several promi-
neut attorneys from Pittshurg, Pa. Co
rey's home.
1t is currently reported iu Reno that
negotiations are now under way where
~ Corey win settle a large fortune
upon his wi9e ana taen giva BIS sane.
tion to the petition, stating in his an
swer that her allegations are substan-
tially true and that he has 10 desire
10 oppose the granting Of the decree
n an interview Attorney summeraeld
stated that lie could not discuss the af-
fairs Of his client in the matter W. B.
Craig, attorney for Mrs. Corey, stated
hat no such negot #iations were in pro-
gress 50 far as he knew
According 10 this report the fnan-
cial arrangement between the princi-
pals has not been effected, as there is
Still difference of about ssoa,g00 be-
tween them. It is believed, however,
that an agreement viii be reached and
that Mrs. Corey viii obtain from her
husband an allowance exceeding ST.,
100000.
10 charges Of infdelity are made in
the complaint OF the wife, nor does she
recite the oft-told stories that Corey 's
attachment for an actress, Mabel Gill
man, are grounds for her action
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
MANY WE'RE PLEASED
BY JOHN MAGuIRT

A better entertainment, nor bette
pleased audience was net seen ia VIZ
nemacea for many gass than hat Civ
en- by John Magairs last IS fo
benefit Of the Catholic pa@oelia'
dence. John Mcguire most ahly sus
tanned ais great reputation ia the splen
did program be presented Bound after
round Of applause was given n apprc.
cation of every selection. While Mr
Mcguire was immensely popular IN
years gone by with the old residents
he built himself new link of esteem
with the present generation, and if ev.
or the gentleman revisits this city he
can rest assured that Winnenueea Will
give him rousing reception. II is most
gratifying to state that the audience
was large and representative, each and
every one loud IN their praise of the
great treat they received.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
WILL BE GIVEN FOUR CENT FAREL c, WARREN
BEGINNING JULY first IS DEAD OF

= c IN IN aanee q ralod circle @o the fec
IS . % 1t W
y
il rates in he stat of Nevada
in y pc
81 g Of : . q IN Nevada f as against prevails
Q
a 6 9 he as in he Ferry
this on been > Passenger Tafc Manager other officials
o for ncm III n of fphsome
t tim known local
the per az # a Q o he Union wnc fncmsun
is thought the in will
ur 1as . "a t 0 oupe ino me state
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
PATRICK GETS AEOTnER
STAY or EXECUTION

CANTON, O., June l3 pplica.
tion was made to Justice pay of the
United States supreme Court this az.
ternoon by Attorney Lindsay for a
stay writ Of appeal in behalf of
Lawyer Albert T. Patrick, Of New
York. Justice Day, after hearing the
reason of Patrick 5 counsel decided
the case appealable and granted a
writ to that effect. II viii he headr
by the supreme court in October, The
action was brought before Justice Day
because Chief Justice Auller and
other members 0 the Supreme Court
are widely scattered on their cation
trips and it was most cont aient to
reach him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Y, $. Department of Agriculturs
Weather Bureau, Winnemucca. New
Tune II, 1906:
Mayimnm temperature, I5 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 81 degrees.
Mean temp ratuge, e$ degrees.
Normal temperature, 3 saegrecs
Prevailing wind direction. southwes
Precipitation 0.00.
Minimum temperature today, 4 Dc.
grees. 4. G. HAYDEN
Observer.
Weather forecast Tor twenty-four
hours ending 5 p N. Thursday; Fair to-
night: fair weather Thursday.
M'ADIE.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
ITALIAN is STABBED
TO DEATH AT CACRLIN

CARLIN, June 13.-Peter Tuchori
and Anibole Decesare, two Italians.
had drunken row at Dago town at
the west end of the Carlin railroad
yard. During the trouble, Tucheri was
stabbed twice, once over the heart and
once down the side. Either cut would
have been fatal
After Tucheri was stabbed, he ran
about 100 yards out in the sagebrush
and fell dead.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
FIGHTER DRIVEN INSANE
BY CONSTANT HIGH DIVING

NEW YORK, Jnre l8.-Matty Mat
thews, who viii be remembered as !;
proficient welter weight prize fghtes
in this city II the days Of tita IIortol
law, has been pronounced insane bt
pr. John W. Pierce and confined n !
private hospital at Islys, +. /. MI
thees friends say his alleged iusan.t.
is due to excessive diving from tbs
thigh elf to The bottom of tie wa
ter in the train robbery spectacle il
Lunar Park, coney Island. He impeg
sonatea the robber who plunged head
long from ;iss height about ten timef
day
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
Sterling Youth Sue
CumbS After a
Brave Struggle

Leo c. Warren, Youngest son of At
torney and Mrs. Harry Warren, expired
this morning about 5 O'Clock at the
family residence after a few days i'll.
ness of virulent case of typhoid fe.
yer. He was seventeen years of age.
Leo Warren, who wss q member of
the Silver State Publishing Company,
was taken i'll Saturday week, but re.
fused to give up his work until fairly
compelled to take to his bed. His all
ment was at once pronounced as ty-
phoid by DR.. Mangan.
So soon as the seriousness of the case
was determined, Harry Warren wired
to San Francisco for nurse and ply
sician and these were with the youth
until his death. Later physician wa
called from Elko, and finally surgeon
summoned from San Francisco, when it
was found that an operation was made
necessary to stem the hemorrhages that
mad developed.
The operation was performed last
evening upon the arrival of the sur
geon and the patient stood it excellent.
ly, but so much blood had been lost
in the hemorrhages that death was in
evitable.
Leo Warren regained consciousness
shortly after the operation and remain
ed so until shortly before his death,
which was peaceful and painless.
The news of his death spread gloom
over the entire town, for the dead youth
was universally loved and respected.
The family is Frustrated, and the grief
stricken father required the services of
a physician.
Leo G. Warren leaves to mourn his
loss his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Warren, two brothers and three sisters.
High School Pays Respect.
A touching remark of respect was
paid to the dead youth by the gradual
ing class of the Winnemucca High
School. The graduating exercises have
been dispensed with and in making
this announcement this morning Profess
sor Able paid touching tribute to
the deceased, who was member of the
present graduation exercises, but who
recently gave up his studies to inter
the newspaper field.
Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow.
The funeral services will be held at
the family residence tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 clock. Rev. Smith of the
Methodist Episcopal church will off,
eiate.
The following will be the pail bear
ers: Stewart Robinson, Vinny Laveaga,
George Nease, Forrest Bell, Charles M.
Holden and Frank Case.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
Mexican Carves Indian

RENO, June 13.-Indian Charley, a
California Indian, who recently came
TO Reno, was fearfully carved by an
unknown Mexican as the result of a
fight between the two in Chinatown
The Indian went into battle without
weapons and was soon laid out by the
desperate son of Mexico, who welded
the long knife.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
NOTICE or MEETING

Notice is hereby given that meet
ina Of the directors Of the Winnemucea
Publishing ca. win be held on Tuesday,
the 10th day OF June, 1906, at 1880
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office Of the Win
remucea Publishing co., at Minnemu
a, Nevada, for the purpose Of trans-
acting such business as may lawful /,
conc before IL.
THOMAS NELSON, President
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
c. r. Mcclellan Of Hobart Mills, Cal.

G. Il. Mcclellan Of Hobart Mills Cal,
is in town,
A. F. Johnson Of Tonopah is in town
for few days.
Robart Welsh is up from Lovelocks
on short business visit.
Harry Cans is recent arrival from
Kansas City.
n. T.. Lewis Of Sanger, Cal, is reg
istered at the Winnemucca
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
NO PAPER WILL BE
ISSUED FROM THIS
OFFICE TOMORROW

Out of respect to the memroy Of the
late Leo G. Warren, ode of the mem
bers of the Silver State Publishing
Company. there will be no paper issued
from this Office tomorrow afternoon, the
day of the funeral
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY

The commencement exercises of the
class Of '06 Of the Winnemucca High
School will be carried ont on Friday
evening as scheduled. Thesis day has
been indefinitely POSTPONED. The closing
exercises Of the eighth grade has been
postponed to Saturday evening.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-13
NO DANCE TONIGHT

Vargas and Hill have announced tina
on account of the death Of Leo Warre1
there viii be no dance tonight.