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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
NEW MINING LAWS
RECOMMENDED

dec and provides for the establish
mont b, thu. general government of al
new department. to be known as the
department. of mines and MINING,
with the head of til" department OK,
cnpying seat in III" president )
cabinet.
Governor Parirrs resolution was
adopted by a unanimous vote and m"
president was instructed 10 appoint
a committee Of five to devise ways
aud means and report the hest meth
od to pursue to secure the creation
of national department Of mining,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
BON, DIVORCE SUIT TO
BE HEARD FIRST

Paris, Oct 1.-THE hearing of the
suit for diyorc" brought by Countess
de Castelane against her husband,
Count Boni, and the hearing of the
snit brought by IN" creditors of the
count, were lHp>tpUncd for fortnight
today, Counsel for tho countess sue,
ce+tied in having the court decide to
hear the divorce Suit before the cred
it"rs suit tn" count wanted tn ,
latter case decided first.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
SEVEN TEAMS or pvTAiAhs
ENTER COMPETITIVE Drill L

New Orleans, Oct. l7-Seven states
are represented In the competitive
dhiIls which began here today nj the
Pythian biennial encampment and
will continue throughout the week to
determine which Is the hest drilled
rnrpany i'm camp.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
SECRETARY TAFT HAD
Rou6H VOYAGE FROM cuEa

Norfolk. Va. Oct 1.-THE battle
ship louisiana, bearing Secretary Of
War Taft aud party homeward bound
from Cuba. passed the Virginia cspes
this morning. The vessel had a rough
voyage up coast
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
EXPLOSION IN HARDWARE
STORE KILLS NINE PEOPLE

Celina. Ohio, Oct. l7.--Four per.
sous dead and several others injured
was a result of gasoline explosion
In hardware store at Fort Recovery
today. The explosion set fire to tn"
building and the injured were imprls'
ed under the ruins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
MANAGER OF WRECKED
BANK TO BE ARRESTED

Toronto. Oct. IA warrant has
hcen issued for the arrest Of Charles
McGiIl. late manager Of The wrecked
Ontario bank The specific charge
is the issuing of falls" statements.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
AN ENGINE ExpLopEs
At ALAMoooHDo, N. "A

El paso. Oct. IA loco
motive on the Southwestern
railroad exploded near Alamo
gordo. N. NJ. this morning.
and the engineer. Fred Dob
bin and Fireman T. s, Bran
don were killed. Brakeman
c. o. Gallagher was severely
injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17

{, v james, CaAri~x O"Naal~y. Henry
Miller Chris w'tegsnd
The following geathsnaen were then
named fsr precinct committeeman
" J Lucas " q llsydea aud Gs~D
IL HunAe'T Their lssstns no other
business l,..furr The primary. the
me%ting WaS then aaloaaFRsd
Sixth PFee.net ps.nasy.
m" primary of The democrats Of
the si&lh pTcciati was held last nigAt
IN the ro'rns als,s., the bank saloon
G0nEaies, Ds-Hlfariu SllNa. IN chair
man. presided over the meeting and
Casimiro Molina vas elee.> Seerte
tary, I central comnlittee for the
precinct Mas named nj The primary
Ia consist 0f Ramon ManEaaaEes. Mat
ias paht:ia and Susano Ortiz The
delegates chosen '0 represent the
democrats of that precinct al the
convention tomorrow were follows:
Demeiri0 silva. Fidei camaduFan.
Carlos Sanchez. Snsano OTtix. Juan
Swim. Merejildo Chavez. Pedro Cam.
adnTan. Casimiro Molina. Felipe
GueFin. Cristobal Beltran. Ramon
Manzanares. Alberto Serrano. Matias
Padilla, Victor Padiila. Jose Guerrero,
Jose l., Martinez
The delegates were instructed TO
support the Guadalupe county eandl'
date for member Of the council
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17

uANas died tAsa neEht.
eloquent Statement
Mobile, Oct. l7.-Wm. t. Mieiie,
adjuiant general and chief uf staff
Of the United Confederate veterans.
has issued a general order annOane'
Ing the death Of Mrs. jefferson Davis.
The order says In part.
With a heart full Of grief. the gen.
erai commanding announces TO his
beloved comrades the death of Mrs
varina jefferson Davis. which &C
CURED In the city Of New York Tues
day night, she being at the time Of
her death over so years Of age. Thus
passes away another Of our distin'
guished eonfederaies. and the bonds
which connected the people Of the
south with the household of our first
and only president have been wholly
severed with the exception Of one
link yet remaining"
Presidents sympathy.
Washington. Oct lT.-President
Roosevelt today sent the following
telegram 10 Mrs. J. Addison Hayes.
expressing sympathy over the death
Of Mrs jefferson Davis:
Pray accept the most sincere sym.
path. of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself
Theodore Roosevelt"
President and Mrs. Roosevelt also
sent flowers for the funeral Of Mrs,
Davis.
A Notable Life.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis was 50 years
old on May last II has probably
passed from the minds Of many per.
sons that Mrs. Davis was Of northern
stock. Her grandfather was Richard
Howell. who commanded the New
Jersey troops In putting down the
first rebellion against the Americaa
government He vas plain man OF
the people. descended from Welsh
parents. who settled In Delaware In
1929. His father raised a family OF
eleven children. He himself became
governor of New Jersey. 10 which
state bis parents had removed when
he was lad of fifteen.
Mrs. Davis was born In Natchez.
Miss, the daughter Of William Burr
and Margaret Howell. She was edu-
rotai at hnae.finU cchnoI In pl,ila
delphia and by private teachers at
home, Her marriage to Jefferson
Davis. then resident of Warren
county, Miss, took place February
21 1S43.
jefferson Davis was elected To con
grcsS In November of the same year,
but resigned tho following June to 60
to the Mexican war, from which he
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
Large AMOUNT
MONEY Missing
LEAK or si6.5oo III UNITED
STATES TREASURY VAULT
AT ST. LOUIS.
CLERK BLAMES BOOKS
Chief Wilkes Ct Seere: Service has
Been Ordered from Washington 10
Make - investigation.

Washington. u. &. Oct. is.~The
officials of the treasury department
have b.xu informed ly Z Atkins. as,
sistant treasurer uf the United States
at 81 Louis. that there Is Il probable
fhortage In the accounts al the Of
flee Of about SCI .50V and at his re-
quest the accounts are nov being
checked by treasury experts. At his
request. also. Chief Wilke. Of the In.
tied States secret service. has been
sent TO 81. Louis with q view 20 de-,
iermining who is responsible for the
shortage 10 II In actually found u
exist. II is understood that the as
s!stant treasurer In checking up the
cages IN his office found the cas-
short 20 the amount stated. but on
being confronted with the figures the
clerk IN charge insisted tt.at he knew
nothing Of il and that there must be
an error In the booking. Atkins. hOs'
",er. was OF the opinion tina. there
~as an actual shortage and imme,ii'
ately notified the department aud
askeh for a prompt examination o,
his office.
No Statement We,
II, louis. Oct l7.-Th. Republic
'ttuay prints the following:
Thee experts. working under The
nitcd States deputy treasurer.
counting more than s2o.0a9. 400 In the
vaults e the United States subtrea*-
NY. have discovered sho 'aan II
sGi 200.
United States Sub Treasurer Thus.
J. Atkins stated that no statement
woAid be issued until the invcstiga.
ton was completed and expressed the
nope that the recheckins aoul" dis
tlosc no shortage.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
MOTHER OF CONFED.
ERACY PASSES away
GRIEF IN SOUTHLAND JEFFERSON
DAVIS - PRESIDENT rAiZEs - SKETCH or LIFE OF
NOTABLE suT ON C LINK REMAINING.

New Iork. Oca. II Mrs jefferson
laws died lasa night.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
NEVADA MOI OUT
OF FIGHT BUSINESS
Those Who Know Hear That
Things Are Looking Up
Out There

According to those who have been
watching the przehshtlng game out West
pretty close, Nevada refuses to be counted
out and another place suitable. for a ring
has been discovered. Los Angeles fight
promoters have hopes Of striking pay dirt
in searchlight, one Of the boom towns in
the Desert State. II lisp roposed TO bring
Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns together
there some time in December, or IL III S
falls through. Joe Cans and Jimmy Britt.
They are already talking CT purses Of s2o-
300 to $4,000 and this should make Co d.
Geld and Manhattan sit up and take no
tice
While these night blooming matches arc
beng arranged Joe Cans and Batilln
Nelson, who carried as much gold as the
best OF them out OF Nevada. are still ral1-
ing In the sheckels without hurting any
ones feelings Nothing has been accom-
plished looking toward a return match
between this pair and the way things arc
moving NJ viii probably be a long time
before the two meet There seems TO be
srlall chance that the two can get to-
gether much before Spring. Money is COM
Ing IN too big punches at present TO make
either anxious to exchange wallops. The
fierce debates between Cans and Ne'son
are also dying out and other part es to the
verbal scrimmage are subziding.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
SPRINGFIELD vs..
LMINGTON
These Two Crack Clubs will
Come Together on Sat-
urday Afternoon

The Springfield, Connecticut State
League Club, which finished second in
the race this season win play X-wilming-
ton at South Side Park on Saturday The
game should be one OF the best OF the
season as both clubs are very evenly
matched
II the weather does not moderate this
viii be the last game OF the season and
1t Is likely one Of the largest gatherings
Of the season viii be on hand.
The management Of the X-wimington
Club has been trying hard to give the
people of this city some good baseball but
the weather conditions have been such
that It has been impossible TO do so. It is
to be hoped that It will be clear and warm
on Saturday so that the fans viii see
something at the close. II Il had not been
FOR N-wilmington there would have been
no good baseball here this season. so fans
so over and give the boys a lift
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
TWO STAR PITCHERS

Wilmington fans have not had much OF
a chance to view the two pitchers who
opposed each other in Tuesdays eat
same OF bail out IN Chicago for The
worlds championship. but here's a II G
line on them just to Jog the memory OF
the local admirers OF the Windy City
teams.
ALTRoCK. NICHOLAS, pitcher.-The
bleachers howl with del ght when
Nick goes in to pitch. He hasn't tho
best curves in the world nor the mcsl
speed, but he has more nerve. MEX
is always highly indignant when order.
ed 10 give Lajo.e or Elbsrfed a base
on balls. He has the winning pluck and
spirit and inspires the team behind him
anG goes after every chance. no matter
how hard. one Of "Nicks' greatest
stunts Is catching men on first base. His
record is 10 won and IS lost.
BROWN. MORDECA1. pitcher-Brown
was the sensation Of tho National
League tho past season. BY winning ss
eames and losing only 6. Brown e.
took rank as the star Of the League. an
honor held by Mathewson. Of the New
York Giants, for the past few sea- sors.
The threo-hngor twirler has been the
mainstay Of tho team throughout tho
season. pitching the hardest games and
coming 20 tho rescue Of his less SUCCESS
ful teammates when they were in dis
trcss.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
WHY NOT HAVE AN OFFICIAL
BASEBALL DAY? CHICAGO DID
II Would Not Be New in
the History Of the
World

Chicago is the first municipality, we be-
lleve, TO declare legal holiday in order
that the city officials may attend bah
game. The example set is a worthy one,
and we hope to sec it followed year after
year by cities that can boast Of a cham
pionship team.
The City Council passed resolutions con-
graduating both the National League and
the American League clubs, and Tuesday
was in fact. as well as by municipal de-
cree. a time Of general rejoicing.
Baseball is the national game. It is be-
ing played daily by hundreds Of thous-
ands OF boys, and virtually every grown
up man in the country has had his ning
at IT. II is a square game and a game
that appeals TO al that Is best and manly
Ia youth The Evening Journal is not only
glad 10 see Chicago set aside a particular
day for rejoicing, but it would be glad to
see the season open every year with a
general suspension Of business. one day
devoted to the sport that Is universal
with us could be spared, and II would
make pcttci men Oh Nhc hf'Mi"h ''s' INV
remind those whose play days are over
that the national spirit is kept alive by
the national game.
Nor would II be anything new In the
history of the world 10 nationalize a
sport. The Greeks not only nationalized
their games. but the calendar was based
upon the recurring olympic contests.
We have Labor DAYS. Memorial Days,
May Days. Why not Baseball Dayf
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
GRANGERS TO
MEET in DOVER
spociai TO Tho Evoning journal,

cpcclal 70 Inc Evening Journal
DOVER. Oct. 1.-THE County or Po-
m'na Grange win meet in the Century
club rooms. in Dover. on Thursday. Oc-
tober IS when it is expected that large
number Of members win be present from
all parts Of the county.
There are now in this county eighty
subordinate oranges with a membership
OF about 80 each as an average. ranging
from 80 no nearly 200. and embracing al
mcst one-half OF the membership Of the
entire State.
Tho program viii include the report OF
officers who win discuss a number OF
public questions in these reports and as,
for action by the Grange. a talk on good
reeds and transportation. the diseussior
OF Local Option, and Of the Initiative ard
Referendum. In addition. addresses vii
probsbly be made by Professor Haywood
the new director Of the Experiment sta.
tion. Hervey Walker. Master OF The sta.,
Grange and DR.. A. T. Neale lecturer ol
the State Grange.
The ladies of Capitol Grange will serv,
dinner and supper in the basement OF th'
club rooms.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
DELAWARE news NOTES

The forty-eighthl anniversary Of the
Milford Chapel Sunday school will be
held on next Tuesday evening. An m
teresting program OF, singing and adj
dresses is being arranged. The Rev.
Louis E. Barrett, d. H.. win have for
his address What SHAH We DO With
Tom?"
Little Creek Hundred Sunday school
Convention will be held Wednesday,
October II. in the Leipsic NJ p. Church.
]. Z. Darling. Of Harrington, has
moved to Jamestown, Va. where he
win be employed in helping 10 erect
some Of the exposition baildnigs. Benz
jamin McKnatt has bought the farm
recently owned by Mr. Darling.
Rev. George W. Burke. pastor Of the
Hockessin Church. was N Smyrna re-
Gently and closed deal with L. Irving
Handy, Of Newark. for his property
in Smyrna, now in tenure Of Mrs. S. A.
Lloyd.
Rev. A. ]. Lods who two years since
purchased and settled on a farm west
Of Cheswold. has accepted a call 70
ministerial work In Northern Wiscon-
sin. Rev. Lods expects to rent or sell
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
G0ULrS NOT TO SEPARATE.
Frank Us Mother-in- Law Says State
ments Of Parting Are Falas.

NEW YORK. oct. - 11.-statements
that Frank Gould and his wife had be-
come estranged and thpt the young
millionaire was shout TO leave New
York for a cruise about the world
leaving Mrs. Gould behmd-met abso-
lutte denial from Mrs. Edward Kelly.
her mother. Mrs. Kelly believes thc
story grew out Of the differences oe-
tween Howard Gould ana his wife, who
was Katherine Clemens, an actress.
"A more devoted couple than my
daughter and Frank Gould it would be
impossible to ind" said Mrs Kelly IN
her apartment IN the Hotel Manhattan
THE story that they are esTanged is
absolutely. false. I saw them two days
ago at Irvington. Frank may take a
cruise in his yacht this winter, but his
wife will so with him.
Howard Gould is in St. Louis. His
wife divides her time between the st.
Regis Hotel and their country house
on Long Island. Since they returned
from Europe in their yacht last June,
it is said they practically have separ-
ated. Frank Jay Gould is the youngest
son OF the late Jay Gould Mrs. Gould
is the daughter Of Edward Kelly and
granddaughtsr Of Eugene Kelly. one OF
the wealthy bankers of New York
They have two children, daughters. one
four and the other two years old.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
GERMAN BEST

In an exciting contest for the possession
Of tho wawaset Club Trophy yesterday
Lester German broke 9s targets and
Luther Squier, the challenger, broke 80
and the cup remains in tho possession OF
The Aberdeen crack. Much interest was
manifest in the match and a large gall
lcry was out. rec snam reiahlyusdh RI
lcry was out German surely had his eye
With him yesterday and It would have
been hard for amy shooter IN The world
to take the cup from h!m yesterday. The
scores:
l.. S. German .... .........24 IS a 25-ss
L. J. Squier .................2S % 25 23-gs
The practice shoot brought out quite a
few experts and the result was as fol-
lows:
Evening journal., 1906-10-11

his farm and enter upon his work TIE
first Sunday in November.
Miss Bessie Doughton. Of Dover.
has accepted a position as assistant
operator at the smyrna Exchange Of
the Diamond state Telephone Com
pany, to succeed Miss Ella Reynolds,
resigned.
The revival services VIII begin n
Rgymond's NJ z. Church on sunday
evening. October 81. Come thou with
us and we viii DO thes good" r. s.
Stephens, pastor.
Prof J. +. Carroll has completed his
arrangements for the Kent County
Teachers Institute. to be held here
December 5. and Z, ami states that
the prosra,s w.ll be the finest ever
given in the county
ID. L. Reed, OF FELTON,. who made the
long and tedious overland trip of 2.30i
miles in "A days, has decided TO return
to his former home. Mr.. Reed left his
home in Oklahoma June 6. and arrived
here August 20.
Harry Martindale, who has been DO
ing relief telegraphic work on the
Delaware division. has gone to Elkins
West Va, to take charge of the West
Iern Union Office at that place on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The State Convention Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society will be held in
Dover, on Thursday and Friday, Ocio-
Der IS and 10. The day session on
Thursday will be held in the NJ. p
Church, and the evening service in the
Baptist Church. The session on Fri
day viii be at the Presbyterian Church
The public is invited to attend these
services.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
PRACTICING HARD
speeIaI % rhe HvenIng Iouknal

NEWARK. oct IL. Both Varsity
and scrub football teams have been
putting in a hard weeks practice in
preparation for one Of the greatest
games Of the season next Saturday
when it will line up against Johns
Hopkins niversty in Baltimore. This
is the heaviest team that the gold and
blue plays this year. and they are de-
termined, II possible. to make up for
the defeat Of last year at the hands of
the team.
Delaware held them to 10 to o
score last year, and as Johns Hopkins
Is not so strong this year there is a
good chance for victory perching on
Delaware's banner.
Since Green. OF the 02 team, IS as
sistlng In the coaching. much improve
ment is shown in the work. especially
IN the line. Robin is in at half on the
Varsity and Cochran has been placed
In at left tackle, Altogether. the team
is in a much better shape than IL was
this time last week. ana win be able
to put up a great game next satur-
day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
TABLES TURNED
ON WHITE SOX

y chicaFo's National League champion
snip baseball team yesterday gave the
white sox a drubbing and marched away
feeling amply vindicated for Tuesdays
defeat at the hands Of the South sders.
The nnal. score was Cubs 2, white sox, j.
Reulbach pitched mastery game and
while he was whiting them by the be-
wil6ered batters in whirlwind fashion the
Cubs we're slamming out singles. which
gave the big coilegian much encourage
ment. .Dr" White withstood the bat
fest as Ions as he could and then gave
pay to owen, who did not fare much
oettcr at the hands of tho West side
riugsers.
Oriy enc hit was made Of Reulbach's de-
livery Ten hits were registered by the
Cp'Ps The. score by innings:
Il O.. .. d. ......O31O OF
Vsb,le SOY. ......-. .,....0 90 OIL 0 OIL
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
DU POINT BOWLERS
HAVE LARGE NIGHT
m lOyeeS Of the Company
Much Interested in the
Leagues DOings

Teams of the DUPONT Bowling League
rolled their weekly games last night That
this is the most enthusiastic bowling or
ganization In the city at present there is
little doubt The alleys on which the
games we're rolled we're simply jammed
with enthusiastic rooters and every good
play was applauded.
Team d, which is the supposed star or
ganizatlon got quite a set back last night
losing two games TO Team c. Team A
won all three games from Team b. Benny
Houston rolled 5i5 which was high for the
evening. The scores follow:
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
Piles
ured Quickly and PainlesslY-NO
Risk, No Danger.
A Free Trial Package to Convince Sent
BY Mail to All Who Write.

commbn sense is Just as peces sary
(even more sol in medicine as IN bust
ness or the affairs of every day life.
People are getting to know more than
they used to. Not so long ago. II was
the fashion TO make all sorts Of cl inns
for a medicine, and wind up by asking
tho reader 10 go to a drug store and buy
a bottle. People won't and for that k nd
Of thing now. They want proof angiole
proof They want 10 try the rom dy a 81
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they viii be glad enough to go and buy II
That is why We say TO every pc SOD
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disease. send us your name ard we WI
gladly send you a free trial package. For
we know what the result will be. After
uslne the trial you will hurry 10 your
nearest druggist and get a SOC box OF
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Evening journal., 1906-10-11
Lsrns Load Of PumrkIns.

People along shipley street wers
much interested yesterday in seeing
a large ason load Of pumpkins. These
were in the wagon perhaps two or
three hundred pumpkins OF all shapes
and sizes. and of every tint Groups
OF boys followed the wagon. much as
they do the old cabin in an Uncle
TOMS Cabin" parade. Some of the
boys were heard speculating as to how
many pies the lot Of pumpkins would
make, and how long they would last In
their home, if they would eat only one
pie a day
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
Harvest Home Exerolses.

DOVER, Oct 11.-Harvest Home ex-
ercises win be held at Wesley NJ p.
Church on Sunday. The pastor. Dr.
Barrett will preach an appropriate
sermon. The exercises viii begin at
$50 a. m. with love feast. led by the
pastor; ,. m, Sabbath school and
pastors Bible class; p. M. Sunday
afternoon class; 645 p. M. Epworth
League service; 7.so p. m. preaching
by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
Cut Two Fingers of.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWPORT. Oct. 1.--Warren Phil
lips. the three-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Phillips. sustained a
painful injury several days ago.
While playing in the barn of his home
the child found a knife that his father
had been cutting pumpkins with and
when playing with il he severed two
Evening journal., 1906-10-11
Appeals from Registration.

Judge William c. spruance will SIT
at the Court House on October 2s, to
hear appeals from the decisions OF
registration officers. up TO the pres
ent time only one appeal has been
made.