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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
HER POLITICAL BAROMETER
Continues TO steadily FALL
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ahg r@IaEts from The interior anG
she attitude os The parliament. Erass
almost anything sossisas, Tfess hss
eeen u MARRIED renewal of th@ sgvs~,
hensaou that shs crisis may End In =
coup assst against tie rariismsas.
The adoption By the sn~sr hoase "a
parliament 81 an address 20 the en.sn.
Try will 4 ts feared. place In the
hands af the reyoaas.oaisfs 0 NEEDED
lever "a move the emperor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
BANK President STAYS
himself WITH PISTOL
Martin Flynn Commits suscide-s4e
Assisted in Engineering Famous
Santa Re Tcnnei at Ration.

Des Moines, July lG--Martin Flynn,
president Of the Peoples Savings
bank here. shot himself in the heal
with a pistol at a drug store today,
dying instantly. til health is suppes.
ed to have been the cause.
Flynn was prominent breeder OF
short horn cattle. He also gained
prominence as civil engineer FOR
the Santa Fe In building a tunnel
which begins in New Mexico and
ends in Colorado. He was sixty years
old.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
Amusement Features at Fair

You can get far niore amusement.
entertainment and recreation by gcing
10 the territorial fair at Albuquerque
September II 10 q than you can get
by spending ten times as much money
in visiting some far away resort--and
at the same time you win be doing
good by encouraging the development
OF the resources of New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
ARGUMENT ON JAAW ~.
JUNCTION 10 POSTPONED

New York. July 1s.--Jusiiee Nc.
Lean adjourned until tomorrow the
bearing on the writ Of injunction oh,
tainea yesterday by counsel for Har,
ry K Thaw TO prevent. District attor,
ney Jerome and the grand jury from
examining further Witnesses in the
white murder case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
'PIGnY REPUBuCCUT
STAGE" WARFARE
LAriM aEpuslic REPRESENTA-.
TivEs will SIGN PEACE TREA.
~ on NARelEhEAO At SEA.

Washington, July la.-The armls.
,ies between the warning Central Am.
sriean republics vent into effect m
q o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Munox. he Guatenaian minis,
ter, called at the state department 20.
day and announced that be has been
advised by the goyernmsh OF the Sc.
lection oi three eomnisslopers and n
secretary % represent Guatemala AZ
10 peace conference. They viii hoart.
the Marhl.head tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
CLEVELAND EVIDENCE
NAY START SOMETHING
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUBMITS osio REPORT ON
CORPORATION HElArlcSsssIe.

Chicago, Jaiy is.-~Assis,anf After
nsy General pagin arrived in cAseagx
today With d transcript II the rsta
ssee taken az Cleveland in the Gnuui
ry into the relations N the s,andara
On company, and various railroads
and 'snimitssx, II to former Dsstrir,
Attorney Morrison, special counset
for the government, II WIS the In
sensson Of the Local federal official.
not 10 begin the insestsgatIoa here
until September 4. or later. but |, Ia
now probable some steps vii he lag
en- In the near future.
-Four Possessions In n
The four propositions which Atfar'
neys Parin and Morrison wi'i study
In connection with the investigation
are
I. Charges against the Standard
OIL company Of accepting Illegal re-
bates under the Elsins law.
.. Charges against tire railroads
of granting Illegal rebates to the oil
company.
.. Combinations In restraint "a
trade md commerce with other oil
companies.
! 4. Monopoly of trade In not q com.
hination or u conspiracy to monopok
ize trade,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

Rain fell to the amount Of .1G OF
an inch last evening after 6 O'Clock.
as as result will be counted as fail.
ing today. as the government bases
its weather reports from sundown o.
one day until sundown OF the next
by this manner Of reckoning rain
has fallen every day during the
month of July.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

Lnbsson, July ls-~Lsay carzon al
hs'sdsssaan 6ssd today. she nsT..
quite Heesgsssa from her serious in
Rsss at Msamsr castle. Kent. In 1904
The rsceEt ho' weather brought On Z
ps"nosnesa attack oi general debsl
ssy.
t1dy rsssoa sas Miss Mary Lei
sss. daughter ef tie late Leri z. Lei
ter II Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
MORE NEW CASES SWELL
PANAMA SMALL pox LIST

Washington. July 1s.-Eleyen new
cases OF small pox at Colon were re.
ported 10 the Washington office Of
the canal commission today by Gov.
eFnor Magoon. The total number Of
cases now Is twenty-seven.
No Americans have the disease. So
far there have been no deaths. No
cases exist on the Isthmus outside o.
CUlon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
OFFICER DIES WHO WAS
Thrown FROM HORSE

Boise, Iaaho, lgly is.~~capt, wm.
Yates. n the Fourteenth cavalry,
WHO yesterday suffered a fraeiurs ct
the stalI hy being thrown from Il
horse at B0ise barracks died today
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
Viii sEnn II q. Sea

San Salvador. IuVy i7-tnelayct
The peace commissioners TO Saliva,
dor are Pr. J. VI. paeas and senor
.Gallssas. They Will 90 on board the
United States cruiser Marblehead nj
Aea'a Julia tomorrow With the rom
taissioners nf Honduras and proceed
TO San Jose, Guatemala. where the
other commissioners win he taken
on hoard The parry will put out G
sea and draw MP and sign the treaty
ei reace.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

Carpenters have begun remodeling
the county clerks office In the court
house and the business Of the effioe
is now being transacted in the rear
room. formerly given over to the use
OF the probate court and the county
superintendent Of schools. A new
floor viii be put In, the walls rerlas.
tered and the windows and doors viii
be repaired. = *..: ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
RETURNS NO INDICTMENTS

Nashville. Tenn. July 1.-THE fed.
efsl grand jury which has been In.
sestigating the alleged tobacco trust
concluded its work today withcnt re.
turning any indictments.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
PHILADELPHIA GETS
next ELKS REUNION
OTHER CITIES WITHDRAW -
JUDGE MELVIN cRosEn GRAND
EXALTED RULER.

Denver. July ls.-Philadelphia was
chosen by the grand lodge Of Elks
todya as the convention city Of next
year. Philadelphia received 1876 votes.
Baltimore 2s5.. St. Joseph withdrew
from the contest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

- Petersburg. July ls.-~As snrfh.
sr rroof of the change Of srirt, al
peisEhnf n vas learned today that
EmpsfnF Nicholas has requested the
menahsrs of the GoremykIn ministry
10 retain their posts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
united STATES COURT
MAKES rogers "PONY"
THAT sAv STATE GAS DEAL pE.
CipED-HE MUST FORK OVER
|. s1,5oo.ooo OF PURCHASE. PRICE.

Boston, July 1s3~~A decision favor.
able 10 the plaintiff was handed
down today in the United States cir
cult court In the case OF George W.
Pepper. receiver Of the Bay State Gas
company Of Delaware. against Henry
n Rogers OF New York. In a suit to
recover three million dollars alleged
10 be due the gas company In connec-
tion with the sale Of the Boston CON-
panies. =
Must Proportion Profits
The court orders that the profits
shall be apportioned by the master in
chaneery between Rogers and the
Bay State Gas company of Delaware.
but II no definite or equitable rnle Is
ascertained then the amonnt shall be
apportioned half to Roger6 and half
to the gas company. The court finds
Rogers guilty Of 70 fraud Ii also
finds he was guilty Of no breach 81
trust, as far as making contracts Il
concerned. s%* 5S... .. Nh IN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
DELEGATE andrews.
SECURES CLERK HIRE
tnsersse~ed On His Route 10 Aihu.
euereve - Congressional aspresen.
tsisse Chats With Vegas Citizens.

Delegate William II. Andrews rsss
ess~aFDsEs las Vegas fos.ay On so
u en- route 10 Albuquerque after hav
ing most successfully represented
New Mexico In one Of the. mos,
strenaoas aud important sessions 9.
congress In the history Of the enun,
try.
MIR. Andrews was looking well and
apparently enjoying the best oi
health. Al any rate he was able "a
do fun justice 10 one az Haryey's fam
GUS Las Vegas dinners.
A number of citizens Of Las VEGA.
were at the station to greet Senator
Andrews. among themm an op,ls
man. To the representative a the
newspaper, he expressed his satisfac
tion at being back in New Mexico
Concerning the question Of statehood
the delegate said
Believes They win Accept
u believe the territories viii ac
eept what hos been offerfd them
though i really know very little abou,
the sentiment out in Arfzona. The
oill Is very probably the
most generous ever passed by an,
congress, carrying large gifts Of land
and s5.eco,ooo in money. II was a
great struggle 10 get 1t through. and
believe that u many of the men
who voted for II had actually beiiey
ed II would pass and the terrific
ries admitted. they would neye,
They relied on Arizona TO defeat Il
and passed the bill to get rid Of the
matter. II this bill should be defeat
cd In the territories, We will peye,
get such proffer Of land again. Ever
the western states were against M
on That. for. they want the land con
served for the benefit Of the irrigation
fund. ] believe that when the soho,
second thought Of the people oil bott
territories gets to work. they vii, Ar
vote to accept. The territories have
no rights which the states are bonnd
TO respect. This Is their chance Il
come into the union. where they will
he as good as the rest Of them. +,
would be very foolish to refuse H..
Secures Clerk Hire
One of the first men to shake hands
with the delegate as he stepned Of,
'he train, was Don Eugenio Romero
and Mr.. Andrews greeted him with
the words. Well. got you a carrie,
and a clerk for your postoffiee." This
was the first information received IN
Las Vegas that Mr.. Andrews had
been successful In securing free de-
livery and extra clerk hire for the
pcstoffice on the west side. "They
told me, al the department that thew
could no. provide carrier for a
fourth class office. but I told them
that this was an exceptional case
and We had to have a carrier and a
clerk. And the four carriers will be
retained on the east side, too. 50 Won
viii have just as many az Won did be
FORE The success Of the delegate In
J.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

The report OF Anna WiHi In the
guardianship Of the minor Thomas
Ralph Wiwi has been approved by
the probate court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

Paris. July ls.-=Ths IoaEEss saasy
sass n In In q sssissan sa affirm that
IN 4 recent interview ai sckasnhrann
sE4isos. near vienna, eesseea TIE ssn,
p@Eass n Germany and Austria Hun
rzrg they ae'lh~sated On ghss means
fc aaapi IN case os m outbreak a. .
r~sniuiian In Russia. Enpesos Nlehe
ias hssng advised ~ u. ssnerai M.
lure IL their deliberations
Powers 10 iesersens
n sas decided In principle. the "a
psT says. that Germany and Austria
VIII intervene in' Poland with armed
forrss In case the Russian emperor
finas II impassthie 20 maintain con'
srsf. he three empsrcss the.afseE
acting In concert for The maintezancs
cf sse status quo os their respective
foiish possessions. The Journal fur.
Ter asserts that this andessfsneias
amounts 20 a regular holy alliance
hes~ssn the three empeFors,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

~ PetsrsbHrg. July is-Dsspasch
ss from the interior continue % tell
stories Of the burning of manor houx
-. rohheries. murders. collisions b.
tween peasants and rural guards and
the hurried dispatch Of troops here
and there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
PHILLIPSsAYS
He WAS ROBBED
Las VEGAS WOULD lasE 70 err
ssas FossEs BUSINESS pAsY.
sER. stssss sEycruM.
psrsssFs Ger Thrss csys: Mo ~
este rssasssd sxkS Nzs Nss -
ssss sssssns s.r osesMesa-aa.r
Be Isrss snesas. eelasses asya


A. PaaslaF~. Ia~ gsxss reSsasrxse
tsossAssox. weaia asks 10 sec Ms ~.
nasT nasshar, Harry Kssshams ~
ssats To reeh@ek 10 sse pgufxw ii
their partnership.
fhaaaas sss ferrasray psupsissor +
TIE Ms,nfssnna restaurant ca C~stss
street Non his basin@ss Ii insaalts1
nsss ecsT 10 the Nex Optic hossl a.
Grand ssenns. ~
Dent know t<ew Alueh . +
Phsslias declared shss morning skas
hs had h%sn nshted. He snid TIE
Optic thai his former hnsin~~s psrs+
nsr. Who left Las Vegas ssssr AZ
solving fhsir psrtnership iSss Toes
leay. task with him most II the -
'anfznt recess<s shsa Ne deparfs4
He does not know the exsef anosaf
but iniims,ed thsf n h ilsils le~a ihaa
si0e. kstekum. according =
Phillips, turned over sss0 % hin
lsss Sunday night. telling him thss
vas bis norsion nf the veeks rereip4s
after the restaurant hslp had be<s
pAid. Phillips stated the rhecks viil
Disclose The earnings we're consider.
ahiy over this amount. He win ~
knas. he says. how much he b out
antil he checks up the tabs. Immedi.
atsiy aftsr turning oser the $40 the
business paEtnership was dissolved ~
mutual consent and KescAum ien
ossensihly fnr Denver. sals lake CITY
or California: Philips dcnr know =.
asils where.
Not Have Him Arresssd
Asked N he ssrecse 10 have his
former partner arrested. Phill,ps de.
clarei that BE- did nor think n ~ould
DO any good. because. he said. he
hasn't any nannes and ] need sot
hope 10 get n hack again.
= dont think lean make o clear
criminal case against Keschum be-
cause We were partners In business
and don't believe there In amy use
u 10 it,
How much .lld iose2 l cant say
at this time. We moved over 10 the
New Optic this morning from the
old Monsexuma stand and l have been
80 busy I haven't had a chance TO
check np what was actually taken In
during the time We were partners. :
"You see, we were only partners
from Sunday until Tuesday. Ket.
chum ran the place during this time
and he attended To all the business
affairs: hired the help and dischars.
ed II too. and was not familiar with
the business while he was In charge
OF t." ~s /
Lost $1,000 In Fire -
Phillips. Il will be remembered.
claimed he lost $1,000 when the old
Nontczuma restaurant on Center
street burned down on the night Of
November % last. He subsequently
bought out the Duvaii restaurant next
door. changed It's name 10 the Mon.
tezuma," and continued In business
there until he recently moved to the
New Optic, where he Is In business at
this time. s
The police have not been notified OF
the alleged robbery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
-Almoss s4ecsiess"

The center ~ the peasant uprising
h voronexh province. where they de
not discriminate between friends and
enemies. a. evidenced by the com
piete devastation Of the estate Of NJ
k0kashkine. a prominent constitn
,ional democrat In the lower house
The situation In thar province In d.
seribed AZ almost hopeless" N h
almost as had In pol,asa and Smc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
THE DIAMOND
VOORHEES, GOT
 HIS ONCE MORE
New Haven Had Our Alley Easily Yesterday Sixteen Inning. in Bridgeport.

William Billy" Peet, in part, so- liloquizes in the following strain about that game of yesterday:
 Waterbury was first to score. Me- Andrews walked on four wide ones, took second on McCabe's sacrifice and Nichols brought him home with fly to right center, out of the reach of Kid Sherwood who made a grand try for the wallop.
 The Blues biffed out four tallies in the other half of this inning, time ly hitting and errors figuring in tho run squirt. Cornell skied to Walsh, Fitzpatrick stopped one of Voorhees, shoots with his back, took third on -Burke's crash to right for a single, the latter reached second on a short throw by Thackara. Both runners scored on Hayward's grounder to Rice which the collegian fumbled in schoolboy fashion. Bunyan hit safe ly and stole second as Hayward had reached the ithree-quarter stretch. Sherwood stung the ball on the nose for clean single, both Hayward and Bunyan counting on the swat.
 "In the second inning the smile on Voorhees, face changedsto ai ithu1de CT cloud as the Blues continued to 1am- bast his shoots with malice afore- thought. Nolte skipped a dinky grounder to the big pitcher who picked up the ball in his arms after tenderly caressing it and then slam- med it to Nichols mile high. Nick pulled the heave down with his glov- ed hand but was unable to squeeze it, Nolte being easily safe. Charley Horse Fitzy ripped one to left field fence on line, good for two bases, giving Nolte plenty of time to com plete the circuit. After Hannifan had gone out on a grounder to Rice, Burke cracked out a hit hooking up with one of Voorhees, famous in- shoots for single on which Fitzpat- rick crossed the plate. Score. Blues 6, Waterbury 1. tH
 "In the fourth two more runs were added to the Blue list. Cornell drew base on balls, Fitzpatrick produced single and two long flies to the out field did the rest. Score, New Haven 8, Waterbury 1.
 Lively hitting characterized the seventh when the Blues total was boosted to ten runs. Burke and Bun van did the clout work which with Hannifan's base on balls and two stolen bases scored two runs.
 The last half of the ninth opened with Hughes at bat for the visitors, Hughes worried a hit out n16 3soSee, Thackara added to Nolte's worry by banging the ball over left field fence for trip ticket, giving Waterbury Its three run total" The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
THE PUGILlSTS
PRIVATE FIGHT
 WILL BE FAST
Amby MeCarry and Willie Hosey to Meet For Big Sum-0ther
 Good News.

A fight to a finish has been ar- ranged between Amby McGarry of New York and Willie 1Hosey} stheAAl- bany slugger. The men afep tb battle in private next week. the exact date being known only to the promoters. for S1,000 side and the entire gate receipts. Not more than 100 will be allowed to witness the mill, and the price of tickets will run up into two figures.
 Paddy Walsh has. acted for Me- Garry in the affair and furnished the backing. He has had Amby quietly in training for the past two weeks with the match in view. and. yester- day announced that all arrangements had been closed. He refused to say where the fight would take place. but hinted at barge, and also cast around some stray remarks about New Jersey.
 Hosey is big strong fellow after the McGarry type. He is. perhaps. heavier than Amby, but is not such a hard hitter as the Pride of the Bronx. His style is forever to bore in. and as this, too. is the McGarry game, hot time is anticipated when the pair meet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
LEWIS AND BRIGGS.

Grand Rapids. July i2.-Harry lewis of Philadelphia and Jimmie Briggs of Boston. ten rounds at l3s pounds, is the fight card here for to- night. Interest in this fight is even greater than in the Levis-Prender- gast bout, and yesterday afternoon the management announced that the entire house had been sold and that only standing room was available at present.
 Lewis has been training in Grand Rapids for the bout ever since he de- fested PrenderEast. and has made a host of trends here by his quiet. gem tlemzniy says. He tipped the beam at l55 pounds yesterday afternoon after his work h the gymnasium, which vas the Isst of his training Re -vill rest to-day snd expects to get on the scales in the afternoon at about 1s5 pounds This Is Eve pounds heavier than he scaled when he net Prenderzzst. 90 he is expetted to be much stronger against Briggs
 BriEzs arrived here from Boston Iue<<ay night. accompanied hJ his nzr1xer and trainer. Steve Ma honey. He is just at weight. bat lad fo york all day yesterday to bold hinse,f torr- He vflT tske a lon< yah xo-6zy and expecs8 to b< cl0<e c 11s Doun6s vhen ke uelgke
 k1uD ru1gn6 Q D<rcng fsy1slte i1 0o D1t>1no. t1o pr1cos fn ne 1o<Al
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
WILL FIGHT AT LAST.

Chicago, July 12.--After all. Tommy Burns and Mike Schreck will most likely settle their differences in Seattle. Wash. Dispatches from Se- .attle yesterday were to the effect that the authorities who had objected to : the Burns-Schreck mill were being placated and that the club which in- tended to stage the fight would be all lowed to proceed with the arrange ments.
 The men will battle for si.000 purse or a privilege of percentage of the receipts. They have posted forfeits of $500 each and the club in Seattle has posted sl,000 forfeit as guarantee that the fight would be pulled off.
 Burns left last night for Los An geies, where he is interested in a business way. and he will do his training there for the fight.
 Schreck will remain in Chicago un- til he has finished his heavy training, when he will go west for the fray. IT is probable the fight will not be held until early in August. as a result of the delay caused by the sheriff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
HARNESS RACE MEETINGS.
 SAne nh oiuow
Eligibility of Nv Star Questioned at
 Albany.

Albany, N. r., July 12.-Good sport marked the opening of the spec ial harness race meeting at Wood- lawn park here yesterday. Decision as to money position in the 2:3O.pace was reserved for one week, My Star, the winner, being questioned as to eligibility. Summaries:
 2:30 pace, purse s400-My Star won in straight heats. Time, 2:11 k, 2:12h, 2.11 ls. Jerry E. was second in all three heats. George Campbell Brown. third.
 2:24 trot. purse s400-Red Bird won in straight heats. Time, 2:20, 2:20A, 2:21. Allie D., second; Ak telle third.
 2:1O pace, purse s5o0-Ben Como won in straight heats. Time, 2:15 r, 2:16is. 2:12k. Aintree, second; Schrumerhorn, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12

THE SPORTING NEWS.
ed yesterday that Manager Burnham

ed yesterday that Manager Burnham of Newark, who recently watched Kretchel, i, the. Hartford catcher. work, had bought that player from Hartford. Kretchel said he knew Burnham was after him, but he did not know if he would get away right away or until later in the season. The score:
 Bdgt 012000.0O 0O0000 0--3 Hid 00010010 90 0 0 0 0 0--3
 Hits, Bridgeport 15, Hartford 10; errors, Bridgeport 3, Hartford 3; batteries, Murphy and Beaumont, Badgley and Kretchel.