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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Gm Sage bor Der apnbention.
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8uffaIc, g. o., "a. Sept. -
Der Gag bor Der bemofratii1en
Transformation finbet Die Bortci.
letter anideineno nod irnmer uneinig
6ariiber, tper gum @ouberneursfan.
biaten nominiert tperben fon. 0tan
bat cine Geibe bon 4onferen5en, bte
Die Hadt in aniprub nabmen, obne
Heiultat beenbigt.
0eon ipridt I'm aan3en bon flint
aanbioaten; Searit's glnb6nger be.
baiipten, bob ibr Wann beretts cine
Menee 8elegaten fir Iih bat.
0iitriftsontpalt Serome bon 9teip
Yorf bot beute nit einigen Der Dele.
gationen 8eiprehungen gebabt; feline
anb1nger, barlinter Wapor McGleI.
Ian bon gsep gorf, erfldren iid NIT
Der Sage 5itfrieben.
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ettnlicner crmorSet.
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Tittsburq, "a. Sept. . Gic
9eide bes 81 Sabre oIten .Tron'
Ticno 1T heute Woreen Inn 7 l1h,
Dor sem SouIe go. 6003 2oureI gtpe
I'm GiItrift BLOOMFIELD eefunben NOR
oen. Der Sote batte i'm 11nterleif
einen tiefen TeTeritih; Ser Ionr
mub IN Ser 9todt getStet tporoen ieir
bo bic 2eife seiete, bob fie Sem @et
ter mehrere StunSen ous9eiett mar
9ie Iolisei 1T Der gnIibt bof c8 IiH
I'm cine Tat Der ,Shporsen Sonb"
hunoeIt. Wton bat In brr Mrdi6o"
'daft tn Der 4adt feiren 26rm @"
bort.
Tie oeif'e 1T noh ser Wnrn,tc o"
i6offt mor0en; sic ToIi'ei Itcnt or
ltnterIu6unq an. 9ficno NOR =
BLOOMFIELD mnhGhNfnnnt unS gnlt a.
friebfertiger Wcrih.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Sel(ieu braudJt Silfe.

SeIIico, Senn., "a. Sept. -
Die Wapors bon Sellico in Sennei!ee
itno SeIlico in 3entitdp baben oie
uaii. Rreb" eriubt, 6os amerifa.
niide Bl6lifitm 5u bitten, Der Be.
polferltng ser StaSt, peIde our6
cine 8pnamiterpIoiion beinabe gaF3
5eritort norSen lit, feline Inter.
Itiisung onseoeiben 81 IdNen. Der
angerihtste S6aoen lit iebr grob !:
piele 2eute bo6en ibr aIes berlcren.
Sin Seil bieier 2elite miro ME im
Stanbe iein, fid nieoer ielbitIt6nOig
au MAIDEN, penn niht ltnteritiisung
bon auben fomrrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
eSn idjlucrcr @cfaGr.
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6ronci8co, "a. Sept
Ger YGrunliner" beri6tet: Ger Gas
cific.Eoit0ompfer vGitp Of SiOncp"
tp6re lebten Sonntog an Ser inertia.
niihen &itIte beinobe bon elmer @aj.
ierboie peridlunqen tporoen. Ter
@diierpirbel trof Oos Sinterteil hes
Sdiffes, ihlug Stiisen uno 9oote
fort uno rief unter BEN Haiiagieren
cine Sanif berpor. 8eItern lit Ser
3onpfer eliidlid i'm Safen anse.
fommen.
Die 8aiierboie trof Sas S6iff
furs Dor A ltbr moraens; bic rieiige
8oieriGule erbo6 iid pl0bltb, :tur
tpcniqe SUB bon bem Sdiff entferrt,
uno itiir5te nit 0onnergepolter iiber
ben &interItepen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
DiforifdIe Eeier.
Snnbertjabrtus Der Gntoeduus bee
gerges Tifes Seaf.
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9enoer, Colo, "a. Sept. -
Sier bat beute Die SunSertiabrfeie,
Ser gntbeflng bes gerges 9ifes
Geaf begonnen. 9as Sauptereignis
bes Cages mar bic erobe MtiIitGr.
parade, bie aus reguI6ren Srlpper
MiIi5, Der q. u. st.. ber iponiiGcu
@cteronen unb onOeren WiIit6roer,
eirer beitorb. 9luh &uAiungen
goIoraooer Gioniere uno Sn6ioner
nobmen herporrngenbe SlGte in Ser
Gorooe Elm. sic rpur6e bonn Gicc.
prGiioentcn Soirbonfs obqenommen
eSm @rono Sperrbaus tuurSer
potriotiihe GSeiern Sen gan5en Soc
fiber obghalten rtnb 5tpor unter ser
guipisien Ger Tohter ser omerifani,
ihen Repol1tion unb Ser Iotionol.
perbinbuug Der &olonialbamen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
glmcrifaniide Befabr.

Iien, "a. Sept. - Dos bieiiae
Sitiumli6t. .l1nternebmen bat on bis
,8eItinghouie Company" ausper.
fault oestere iibernimmt nun sic
@liiblidt.Sabrifotion in Seiterreif,.
Wobriheinlih miro Sie amerifoniiht
@eieaifnft ibre Sdtiafeit aber auG
auf 9euti6lanb ausbebnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26

Rep gor!, "a. Sept 49, Die
r@orIb" bringt beute eine Snian.
menitellung, fpelhe bebouptet, oaB IN
ben Vereinigten Stia.en liz Sen lss.
ten % !Sabren niht tueniger ais
1000 Eerionen obne geietlide Der.
urteiIiins .bii,gerithtet" ncroen iino.
90 Fro8ent oieier @elpndten iparen
Heger. pel6e Ser gsosubt neiBer
Sroien beihulbist poren. Die 20.
besraten beitanoen IN SGneen, Gr-
ihieben uno @erbrennen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
SuItan lcibct an Grc68.
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&ori8, 81. Sept. - o.
rSemp8" inQt, lie erfohrc or3 otiol"'
Ti6erer GueIle, 0oB Scr SuIton ar"
Rierenfreb5 lcioe; Oic IcbtCn aonIr'
totionen ser 6criibmteitcn G1irurnr'
Ser 8eIt ioa Oo8 2ei0en feit0rittN'
boben.
9aS 2ei0en, fihrt Sic ocitlrnQ inrt
fam nift operotip behnn0elt mer0cn
mb enOst .getpohnIih binncn eincm
Sabre nit 0em So0e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
IaerSings iiberraif)eao.

Gin 9ongreBmann, pel6er NIT Der
2an6esre9ierung in engiter @erbin.
Dung ltebt, iogte beute Iorgen, baii
9rGIibent Bolma unO iein aabinett
pnbrideinlid beute nod reiignieren
uns Die 9eiesiina oer SSniel ourd Die
Imeritaner ipGter fclsen ipiiroe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
QeidJe bes Siidufs mcfunScn.
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Songfong, 81. Sept. - euro.
pGer uno amerifaner baben fir Ole
bonn Sppbon betroffenen Weniden
$4,000 un6 Die Gbineien $25, 900
geiammelt. 9ie berrihenbe idlehte
8itterlmg ber509ert Die 9luiriu-
mungsarbeiten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
SpllGRbiidcs ariessidJifi Nnft.

gmiter6am %. Sept.--gine
Spesialbepeid,e mrlSet nlts gtiepsoir
BOB ser bcIldnOiifle aiiItenperteihi,
aingSonmpfer nTiet Seiu" lahaiont
iinft. Srgenopo lit elm @aiierein'
flitBrobr often unO ldBt iih nihl
idlieBen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
slmnciticsGrlaF.
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gItenbur9, "a. Sept. -
Ser3og Grnit bon Sohien.alten6urq
bot onIGbIih ieines so. @eburtStages
cine glmneItie nerfiiubet. 3ie 4ah-
rift bon Dem grloB Ses 8nooenofts
bot ltnter ser geo6lferltng 6es Ser.
sogtllns groBe 9efriebigl1ng berpor'
derltieu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
ySelena" nidjt nnterseganscn.
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@oibington "a. Sept. -
Seute morgen lit bon Commando,
Cutler bonn 8reu3er ~@alpeiton" ,Oer
IN Sbang6ai liegt, cine 9abeIoepeift
angefommen, mel6e Die gIiidlidt
slnfltnft bes 4anonen6opts nSeleno'
mclSet. gtu Sem @eridlt bonn Inter,
Bdnge bes Griessidiffes lit oemuad
fein tpobreS Wort.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Sintcr Scn lfebclIcn her.
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Sap SaDtteu, %. Sept. -
Gr1iiOent Garceres bon Gan 0omin'
40 lit nit elmer Itarfen Sruppenabtei.
lung IN 3aiubom eingetroffen; bia
&e6ellen baben lid obne 8iberitano
5uriidge5ogen. Wtonte Ghriito miro
nod belaaert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26

nie6er nah, ser 8orita6t an fabreil.
Ger grobte Seil ser Sritppen beftnoet
Iif) in Sen Regerpierteln. oie tros Der
Nnlpeienbeit ser Mili5 bon Sauien.
oen bon peiben Mdnner our6pan.
oert tperoen. 9ie Wilt3 aeritreut
iiberan anIamml,tngen, Die hrnbenbe
Sdltling annefmer.
9ie 9eboroen baben bereits iiber
80 8erbaitun9en poreenommen: ie.
Ser Der gerbafteten lit unter $500
8iirgidaft geiteIlt iporben. Sein an.
9eiebener 9iireer befinbet itd iinter
ibnen.
Seute Worgen Inn $50 ltbr mar
bic Stabt rubig. Die II 9onlpanien
Staatsmili5 beberriden bic Gage bon.
itanbig. suf gefebI oes Weapors bret.
ben heute ale @irtidaften aeidloiiet.
Eas @eif6ft gebt rubig tpeiter, Die
Strabenbobnpogen Ioitien tpie ge.
pobnlid, oie ShuIen Iino often, uno
Die 6ffentIide 3uneriibt miro Surd
bic enereiid)en Mabregeln Ser itaat.
liden unb itGotiihen geb0r6en tpie.
Der bergeItellt, Mfan ertpartet feline
nciteren &itbeitorungen.
Sinbiserer Sag.
giS ipGt IN Oie gea6t binein iuaret
Die StroBen beIebt, aber iett lit alles
ruhiq. Iie geuaue Sabl Ser Spfer
bes GolfSausbru6s lGBt iidh i6per
feititeaen; man tpeib, bob 5ebn 2ei-
den 5iir 9eerbieung borbereitet NOR.
ben iinb, aber aus gutter Guelle gebt
berpor, bob mebrere anbere 2eihen
sitr 8eerbigung aus Der Sto3t ge.
bra6t ipor6en lino, itnb es lit MIR 81
tpabrideinIid, oaB onoere SoOesfdlle
Der goli5ei nid)t eemeIoet moroen
iinb.
Sn Sen 3eitiingsreSaftionen bort
man bon oufregenben Hohri6ten,
aber 0em5ebntel oerieIben iino I'm.
tpobr ober eeipaItie iibertrieben.
9ie aeiamte StaM tpiro bonn MiIi'
t6r patrouiIliert bis our 1iiBeriten
@rense oes' HeiibenSoiitriftes. 8ie
GuSiihten iinb oober beiite ipeit frieo.
Ither.
Seiite Worgen bot man TN 8olbe
Bel Gait Boint, elmer aht Weilen bon
Der Stabt geIeeenen Srti6oft, Die
2eihe hes geaers 3eb Gong an eiuein
Ifte b1neenb aefunben. 2ona :
tpeeen Hubeitorung IN gaft Boint
I'm @efGngnis. aber bos @ef1ngnis
iIt offenbor erbrofen urtb Der Neeer
berollsoebolt unb gelpnft tporben.
Der Sau lit bofit gebeinrnisooll;
man neiB niht Oh Gong ettuas NIT
ben angriffen auf ipeiBe Srauen su
tiin gebabt bat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Seine gPadjrid)tcn.

gBaibinQton. "a. Sept. -
Tie 9un6eSbouptIto6t bot heute a,t&
Cuba feline No6riften bon heionoeret
geSeutun9 erbolten. Ter frieblt6C
Ton Der bisber einqelouicuen 9epe.
ihen bot feline @irfitnq auf Die Seer.
un6 SSIottenbeamten nidt perfeblt; es
modte ii6 bellte cine gan5e anoerc
Stimmung ols 9eitern, no man einen
betpoffneten gingriff fir uroermeib'
Tid bieIt, aeIteno. Die beIieren 9luS,
fidten ouf cine friebGide @iniauna
smii6en Golma uno ben Ge6ellen
hinbern ober sic bieiigen W1iIitGrbe'
BORDEN niht an ser Sortietunq ser
Gorbereitltrgen. 9ie 9ohIenIhific
n2eoni6os" 1r0 ~6onniboI" neroen
bon 2omberta Noint rcip bon Nerr.
port Stems NIT Soble fir sic 4rieQs.
id)iffe belo0cn nod Snoono nbieqcIn;
tpenn bie &ohIeridiffe obgeQonoer
iino, hot 6aS TIottcnontt proftiiher
tpeiie n(les qeton, mas es untCr Sen
1tmit0n0en Inn fam.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
Ginoreiftn miro
nidt llotwen0ie.
SrieSensausii6ten in Guba 5eiscn Gin
beiieres 8eiidt.
tgaft bofft auf baloise Ginisnne
En6aner ielber anseblid 81 8nniten
beluafinetcr Ginmi dung.
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SaDana, "a. Sept. - glQe
&loIIen ser 8ep0lferltng tparten arlI
Die 9e0inglngen unter oenen Die
9fu5e pieoer bergeIteut per0en miro
unO oni6eineno lit gIQes Oariiber ent.
tGuidt, baB es m0gli6 iein miro
obne betpoffneteS Ginidreiten Der
8ereinigten Stooten Oie SrOnunQ
pie0er ein3uieaan. 9aB ltb Die @e'
eeniGte tpiir0en forti6afien laiien
bate man Biz geItern tatiG6li6 nldt
fir m0gItb gehoIten; aber oIs be-
fonnt pur0e, baB sic 2i6erolen unN
6te &ebelen Elm &omttee ernonnt bot
ten, tpeI6eS lie Dor Sen omerifanii6en
Miniitern bertreten ioG, nabm
Gage Elm on6eres @eiidt an.
g8 lit flor, 6ob Die 8eI6GftSinter'
r'ien fem @ertrnuen ouf bie GSGbi8'
feiten ser Gu6aner 5ur SeIbItre9ie-
rung baben, un0 ooB lie jebt, mo- es
su ipGt lit, betpoffnete8 @ingretfen
uno 6ie 9lnneftierung Ger SnIel otfen
befiirlporten
9rieQSntiniIter Soft fennt Die In.
fi6t, boB ser 6rie6en nidt baItbor
ieir mer6e, ipenn er rtht bur6 ome'
rifoniidje 8offen erboIter miro, gon'
oenuu, lit ober Ser @nIidt, oab e8 Die
IfGidt ser Gereinigter Stooten II
Cuba nod eine @eleQenbett CUR
geIbItoermoItrng 5u 9eber; ieiner
GnIt6t nod tpGre eS ihledte Golitif
tpenn sic Iereinigten Stnaten lGnger
GoTooten in Cuba bielter, olS our
gr3wingunq oes 9}ieberle9ens Der
@offen nottpeu0ig lit. gr iagt, 6af
tpenn Die 9iberalen urb Wo6erierten
fib einigen, Die Bereiniaten Staaten
eespunaen iino, oieie gtnigune IN
1rtem @louben ar5uertennen.
9oB Sura BEN Giuflub Der ameri'
foniiden TtnHter Der 5rtsben &C.
ifloTie tperben tpirb, miro Nun bon
ben Gi1bonern allaerein oneerom'
men; OBJ er aber baltbar ieir tutrh
So8 freilid lit cine onbere sSraQe.
Gle beiSen amerifoniihen Wiriiter
baben 6en qeitrigen Sonntas IN &1hf
ltnS 3urIdeesoqenheit nerlebt uno
nur penige 8eiude on9erommen
Opeprdientonten Ser @eteranen uno
bes btplontotiiden &orps mo6ten
hir5e 9eIuhe.
@on heute ob tperoer oIIe Serhnno.
Iuroer in ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ifuft in Soooro obQehoGten pcr0cn
6o Soporo fir ale @etciIiotrn Icih
fer su erreidicn 1T ors Sic Nor'toh'
In ser iih Serr WorQonS CONNER.
tpobnuna beftn6et.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-26
9teger init Steinen

in Sen @oritGbten Die Strabenbabn.
tpoaen bombarbieren; Die gerihte
iinS tpabriheinlid meiIt 9iigen, aber
einige StraBenbabtpasen iinb NIT
serbrodenen Senitsrideiben onsefum.
men uno lire geiasung ipeisert iid,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
II. s. .MARINESMAkE
REBS TAKE QUICk
CHANGE OFHEAR7

Havana. Sept. IA deiachmeni of
two hundred insurgents rode into
caTtaaad. q suburb OF the city af pner.
to Principe. waving naaehetss and
threatening The people Twenty An
erlean maFines, from ths detachment
Oh dnst AZ Puerto Principe. went Ia
Carload. dispersed the insurgents and
arrested thirty nine nj thaaaa.
General cahaflsFo. the insurg,.nt
leader with one hundred men, there
upon proceeded 10 the headquarters
Of the commander of the naTfNes and
demanded the release ot the captured
insurgents Instead Of releasing them
nh" Americans disarmed Cahallcro
and all his followers who cuuld be
caught. Theieapon Cahaliero prom.
ised that al the Insurgents of his cum.
mand would disarm.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06

Finish Line Vanderbilt Cup Rae
Course. Oct. G-i.oiis Wagner, I'm a
iia horsepower French car, today won
the third International automobile
rad race for the Vanderbilt ctas.
completing the distance Of 2s7.i miles
In 80 minutes 10 rs seconds. Vim
eanZe Lancia, In IA 100 horsepower H.
allan car. was second In 30 minutes
as Is seconds. Antoinine Dursy, in
i2o horsepower French car. was
third in 2s3 minutes ia.i-s seconds.
Tracy Drives Fastest Lap
Joseph Tracy Of the American team
had the satisfaction Of registering the
fastest lap made. On the fifih round.
Tracy drove 2a.l miles In the remark.
able time of 20 minutes and 2i sec.
ands. Tracy suffered severely from
tire trouble In the first few rounds
and this eost him dear. twenty min
utes from the finish one of wagner's
tires exploded. He was In the lead
by seven minutes at the time. He
changed tires and managed 10 win
by approximately three minutes. "a
Spectator Fatally Injured, Machin. N
ist Hurt and Minor AccidentS-
Of the seventeen cars that started
The first 10 come TO grief was fle Ital,
Ian racer driven by DIR. Weilschutt.
lis slearing gear hrnke and fhn ean
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
DOUBLE MURDER IN
SOCORRO CO. REPORTED
Two Young Mesleans Shoot Two
Americans f"em Ambush One
Gives Other Away.

A special TO the Evening Citizen
dated 5oetohsr s says; Two Amerl.
cans tsavcIini overland. camped oa
the east side Of the Rio Grande near
san Juan. On the night Of the second,
their names not being obtainabis
nov. They had their horses STOLE,
during the night. On the morning Of
the third they started In pursuit.
During the day they found the horses
TIED In some brush.
While untying their stock both
we're killed by two young Mexicans.
one by the name of TeIles. son OF
Domingo Telles. who Is now In jail
charged with the killing Of Colonel
cl aves.
The other going by the name of
Sais. went back 10 the scene Of the
murder and took the horses.
The wives Of the murdered men re.
mained In camp the night of the
third and the morning Of the fourth
when they reported the absence OF
their husbands TO the neighbors. A
general alarm was given and posse
of citizens started In pursuit. accom-.
panied by the constable Of the dis
trict who. upon description Of the
boys who visited the camp. arrested
them. They have since confessed.
They are. at present held by him
waiting for the sheriff who will bring
them here to be placed In the county
JAIL
Later-~It Ii learned that the men
were killed on September 27th and
that young Telles gave away the
Of the corpses on Mon.
lay of this week, while attending a \
lance. This led to his arrest. The
men are from Colorado, near Denver.
Names cannot be gotten yet Rest of
he story is all right. t>< 7
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
MUSICAL FEAST : !;
ATTnE NORMAL
MISS ctENcH TALKS ENTER.
TAlNiN6LY AT RECEPTION
AMERICANS EASILY PLEASED
Her Playing Marked by Fauitiess
Technique - Normal Reception De.
yelops Musical Opportunities.

The music department of the Nor.
NAL university impressed itself most
satisfactorily upon large audience
of music loving Las vegans last
night. In this department. as at pres
cut constituted. the Normal extends
TO the Las Vegas and larger public Il
promise of musical opportunity that
is distinctly gratifying. To the pleas.
ed audience last night, Miss Clench
demonstrated herself to be eifted
and highly cultured pianist and Miss
Lora l.. Holmes vocalist of genuine
talent.
The postponed reception and con.
commitant features were heartily APP.
preciated by an audience which fill
ed the big assembly room of the Nor.
NAL almost to the limit of It's seating
capacity. The reception proper was
followed by talk on musical eduea.
tion by Miss Clench and a musical
program. Later punch and biscuit
were served.
in the receiving line were President
and Mrs. Edmund J. Vert. Mr.. Miilard
w. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gise.
Mesdames Chas. A. Spiess and Hallett
Raynolds. ... .~ t@ '&.&
!. Miss Clench's talk was admirable !;
The lady is easy and graceful in Stage
her enunciation rs per.
feet and her delivery simple and nat.
ural. = r.. - . - '->-...' 49,,
She treated her subject from a psy-
Geological standpoint, somewhat nov
el, perhaps. but her premises were not
only plausible but in harmony with
The general principles of psychology, |
her reasoning logical and her deduc-
tions irresistible.
The domain Of the perceptions. The |
thinking faculties. the imagination |
and the emotional nature I'm music ed !
lcation. were accurately portrayed |
We are no greater and ITO less than |
our imagination" said the speaker.
and this is as tr;ie in music as In any
,ther field of activity OF mankind"
One should be able 10 play the music
because he thinks IL, and think 1t he
sause he plays 1t. TO do this" tle.
'lared the lady. 1t In necessary to do
much more than acquire merely a
Of cieffs and scales and
he mechanical ability to manipulate
he keys" /
Miss ciench made plea for broad.
W culture. Americana sha said.
we're inferior IN art. not because they
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interpretation. but brilliantly and
beautifully rendered. was McDowell's
Witches Dance. ,ee$fi.Essss - T
Miss Lora l.. Holmes. who combines
with her duties as vocal, Instructor.
the direction Of the. Normal kinder.
garten, appeared In a number Of
songs. One sextsiplss number consist.
ed of dainty little poems set to mu-
sic. written by the singer for her kin
darearten classes. These were heart,
oily received. but Miss Holmes most
pleasing number was DE Koven's 1T
Was u Lover and His Lass" This
elected such prolonged applause, that
the singer was forced to respond with
an encore. | -
Miss Holmes has q rich, sweet and
carefully trained voice. of true music
al quality, which contains a promise
of even better things to cG9ne. She
sings with sympathy drainsffie express.
sion and the hearers were exceeding.
ly well pleased. Mention should b.
made of the admirable aecempani.
ments by Miss clench. The ladies'
work together with n sympathy ansl
understanding that appalv To indi,
cate long association. e. '41S@>
Las VEGAS Ii Glad 10 add the two
ladies To her musical cir
cles. i
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TINS NUMBER MISSING AFTER
the TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
At BLosseuRc
MEN HORRIBLY BURNED
idensisiestion os the corpsss Almost
impossible - Probable Cause os
Explosion: Ianised Fire psmp-Fss.
. .thingaie was About 10. Wed.
Especial 10 The opsie. ,

sAMAaMs &s* hts ssshbsE IN lt&AA*
trons explosion occurred al the Dutch.
man mine at iilosshurg. n, A.. M ESQ
o'elock yesterday morning and fifteen
men are supposed To have been en-.
tombed. Four bodies have already
been recovered. although only one
could he identified.
The following is a list of the dead
and missing:
Jans Janski.
Three men unidentified.
MISSING
Harry FsrthinsaIe tAmeriean), "a
years Of age. single.
John Berry tirish), night shin fore.
man. aged 10. widower
Dick stansfieid tEnsIish), aged %.
single. II
Jan Janss, tslav,. aged 4s. sin.
gle.
Fred crindls tltslian), aged 2s. sin.
gle. ~ . .-
AurelIa. an Italian, aged 20, sin
GLE.
Those nuaccounsed for are mostly
foreigners and had been In the camp
but a short time. The bodies recoy.
cred are horribly burned aud identifi.
cation Ia almost impossible.
The conse Of the explosion In an
known, but u Is thought To have been
due 10 the accumulation OF gases
which accidentally became agnited.
The explosion was a terrific one. as
the side walls aud roof Of the tunnel
beyond the three thousand foot mark
were badly caved In and the work OF
rescue progresses very slowly and 1t
will be some time before the bodies
Of the unfortunate miners can be re.
covered.
Working Night and Day
The explosion was not heard In
Blossburg, although the mouth of the
mine is only about two thousand feet
distant from the town. The first In.
of the disaster was when
Mark Brown, the fire boss, started
10 enter the mine Mt 2::3n o'clock and
found the dead body Of muie at the !.
entrance. >~.s>. !.
shift of twenty men have been
night and day since the ac-
cident and will continue until all Of
the bodies are recovered. Two more
bodies were sighted at a late hour
his afternoon. hut they are lying In
such dangerous position that It is
impossible To get them at present.
When the terrible accident was
irst discovered the mine was still
ull OF gas. which since has snbsfded
but a large amount OF
Ire damp still remains. @x ~
About 70 Wed His Sweetheart
The mine has always been consid- /;
red very safe one. It IS fully
auipped with the latest electrical ap- n
liances and safety devices and the
lanner IN which the explosion occur
ed Is D mystery. The mine Is oper-
led hy fhe 81. Louis, Rocky Mountain
Pacific Railway company and the
fficiais are nsing every effort In
leir power 70 clear the mine and
,aci the bodies of the imprisoned
en-. ] seHs= es ~ s.% -zsf !. II.
II IL impossible 10 obtain q COM
etc list, of those entombed. owing
the fact that several men were Off
e.. regular shift and some Of the
her shift have failed To report. A
sad feature Of the dis.
ter was that Hurry Farthingale.
10 Of the supposed victoms. was N
out To wed and had had all his
sdding finery ordered at the COM
ny store. i sss IN =zs s}., 5zs@ M
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sen; 0seF the emlhankment. severely
injmElng the maehinist.
Elliot Shepard ran into a speefat.
o. a, krags' corner and fatally Injur.
cd him,
h shepard later hEoke his crank shaf,
and dropped out Of the race. There
we're many minor accidents.
t Seventeen Cars In Great Race
Finish Line Vanderbilt Race Course
Dear Wssihary, L. L.. Oct. G-~The
#shsrd lnternasinnal automobile race
for the cup given by William x. Van.
a"rhilt. Jf, Is being run today over a
r"urse .s7i miles In length, laid out
over the lnaeadan roads of Long isI,
and. Seventeen ears. representa-.
America. France. italy and Germany.
started In the race. and they must
make circuit Of the course ten times
the total distance being 2as.i miles,
I'm th@ American elimination trials
TWO weeks ago. Joseph Tracy, one Of
the favored contestants, made the fas,
tim" of hours. ~ minutes and IL
seconds.
The. start of the race was DELAYED
this morning on account nf for.
t."hlon. Of the American team,
flashed away from the starting line
nj exactly s:l5 a, IN. aud raced away
amid wild cheering. Other cars start.
cd at intervals of one minute