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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-02-15

Oneo Pearl Buttons Spring
sold
customer at the Monday
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thousand
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ladies' annee plain
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

NOTICE to Power Users and Manufac-
turers-An concerns having plants OF
their own or those having motors sup
piled by current from outside sources
for operating machinery Of all kinds
including elevators. are hereby notified
that a permit must be obtained from
the citizens committee on light and
power, with offices at 1S49 Fillmore
street, before they viii be permitted Co
start up their plants All permits must
be signed by both the citizens commit
tee and the chief OF the department. OF
electricity.
COMMITTEE ON LIGHT AND
By RUDOLPH sPREcKErs.
Chairman
san Francisco, April %. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29
PAPER

PAPER
OF Every Description
A ZELLERBAcH q SONS.
405 Jackson ST.. San Francisco
514 Eleventh St, Oakland
54 First st, Portland, Ore
113 ". Los Angeles st, Los Angelea
ia K st, Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

OLNEY & oENEY, WARREN OIL
NEY, WARREN OLNEY JR., j. M.
MANNON JR., LOUIS BARTLETT,
WILLIAM n. GARRiLl, Attorneys
At-LaW, are located at 1868 Broad
way, Oakland, Cal. Entrance Rm. 2.
26-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

Any citizen of Mexico who de-
slres to convey or receive mes
sages to or from relatives in
Mexico are welcome at this Office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-29

THE SPRING VALLEY WATER CO.
Request all their regular employees
to report at once for duty at the
office, sol Hermann ST., cor. Of
Church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
GOVERNOR Amgs IN COLLISION
Fivc-Mastcr Damaged Near Fire is
land Lightship.

The schooner Governor Anss.
which left this port last Wednesday
for Boston with $500 tons Of coal.
met with disaster Thursday morning
near Fire Island I.ightship. During
The darkness of early morning the
big tivemaster collided with another
schooner, supposed to be the three
master. I-ejok.
Tho Governor Anes had big hole
in her port bow when she put into
Vineyard Haven and was leaking
slightly. The hole was high enough
to prevent "A direct inflow of sea
water. She was towed the remain.
der of the journey.
The crow of the I,ejok, with whicli
the Amcs is supposed to have col
lided. was landed in Boston the same
day, having abandoned their vessel
after collision with a schooner OFF
Sandy Hook.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Seven Persons il One Family
Killed on Grade Crossing.
WAGON UT BY FAST TRAIN
With on Their Way 10 Their Country
s'omc Happy Party arc Gu, Down
'"d nrc Instantly '<'lIed by the
iron Monster Of TIC Halls.
lny Assucla:.rL l,rc.;s.l

SGMBUIN. pA.. March ~. Seven
perSons representing three genera
tons ri one family were killed to-day
on The Philadelphia ~ Reading Rail.
road al lass Crossing, near here
The dead:
G. II. Nri'lis, aged e. years. Clar
cncc Ncldig, agcd ii Silas Ncidg,
aged SO, sons OF The first named; Mrs.
Clarence Ncidig, aged 30 and their
three children Mary. aged 1 years /,
Blanchc. aged & years, and Gilbert,
aged 2 years.
There was To have boon fauni,.
reunion tomorrow AT The home oil
G. w. Ncidig, at Ausustavillc, snail
village near here, and The latter had
drive nto The home OF his sons Ia
convey the party to Aususlavillc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
MENAcgs TO NAVIGATION.
Captain Jones Reports Passing Dan.
ucrous Wreckaoe

Captain James, of the steamer III.
nlata, one of the Merchants and Ain
ers Transportation Company's regular
liners. reports having passed near
some dangerous wreckage on his last
trip up the Drv.
When off shlrp's Island he observ.
cd a schoonc,'s masts stickin.; tn
from the w.te:. and they were arpa.
rently attac he'd tc some heavy weight
While off Bitrdy Point lighthouse he
passed large par which was also
attached to s'rnelhing below tie sur
face of the Wsrcr.
Both obstrultions were in the line
Of the regular steamers passing M
and down the bav and were apparent.
ly serious ncnac"s to navigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
ROUGH RIDER IS KILLED
Governor Of samaF Lost in Battle
With The Fi|IpiR0s.
ORGANIZED THE POLICE Of MANILA
sa'uesh1p wisconsin:cats Hurry or:
ders to Proceed to Chinese Waters
Bandits Captured Standard Oil
Launch With ''stinkpot."
ORGANIZED THE POLICE OF MANILA
(lIy ASSnrinlrd PrnsSl

MANILA. i. t., March ~ "A tcln.
gram To the government today from
the island of Samar says that an en-.
gagcmcnt has occurred between the
consiabulary and fcrcc OF fanatical
Pualajanos Governor George Curry
Is reported to he missing.
Governor Curry. whose FORMER home
was In New Mexico, was n captain of
the Rough Riders. He was Manila S
first chief of police under American
rule He was appointed governor Of
the province Of Samar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
DEGENERATE CONVICTED
OF STRANGL|NG WOMAN
As Verdict is Read in Court Grim
inaI Asks for q TaICh 10
Light His Cigar.
You1G wife Wis .II's vcT'H

NV \ t5ni'ial'I i'Ies* )

Wv Nffifilif1 i'tE;S }
CHICAGO Ill S, Alarrh u -Riri,.
nr,l g. Irrns was to-day found entity
Of III" nl,lr,l"r az Mrs Bessie Hollis.
ter and @"ii'"'cct IN rxpiatc his crime
on the ;;l'iiWs
When III clvrA read ':.r verdict Tic
prisoner said
Give mo q light as hc pulled II
cigar from his pocket
The murder of Mrs. BESSIE Hollis.
Ter occurred on The evening Ct Ian.
nary - last 1t was the climax of a
wave OF crime, generally charged 10
police incfficicncy
Mrs iiolliStcr the young wife of Il
prosperous business man, left he:
home on the day Of the murder, to
sing mt the funeral Of Il friend
Her body was found by Richard
ivens, who confessed that he had
committed the crime.
In his confession he said lie had
dragged Mrs. lIollistcr into an alley
assaulted her and strangled her 10
death with copper wire
In court lvcns denied the confcs
sion and attempted to prove an alibi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
labor Man Admits Dynamiting.

NEW YORK. March 2d-Charlcs
Moran ii member OF the Brdgcmen' :;
am! Housrsmhh's, Union, WHO was ar
rested Il few weeks ages with two
other iron workers. charged with at
tempting to dynamite IL building be-
ing erected here. today made a con-
fessinn to Assistant District Attorney
Train.
Mr.. Train says he implicated The
union declaring that The organization
furnished the money 10 have not only
The Bliss building, but other structures
destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Union Men DISCHARGED.

HlGHPoINT. n. c.. March ~ ~
The 1000 employees in thirty furntura
and glass factories here ere notified
today that after April no union man
would be employed. Tho employers
state that the action was taken as IL
result of intimidation of non,lnon
men by union mon. There arc about
1000 laboins men here. sl,50O of
whom belong % unions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25


I'M automobile engine rs a model M,
first car turncd out OF The Omaha
shops wis Il small affair. II was i,
success rs runner. Three more
cars lave h"cn bull; since ana each
one 'ias shown big improvements.
Dozen os lr,,ll.y lin. .x,,r,.
been on; hrrr i, ,n,. ,,,.,,
motor y,r, lrr rhry -, ,,,y .,,,,.
over ti,e SUBURBAN .roi,,v.. r,.r,,.
y i''.r'c''' car y''' Si''d
j, ,,,, :" :" ''''''' ~
III
~,
-.
Il w +"
N"nf's L'tcs the Innovation.
Tho moor train On lirr Lnayen
Wur.i, I lwrerl"c iitp ,pnsists Of a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Pirates Use a "stinkpot."

ilONGKONG March 2i.--lt has
hcen learned that the Standard Oil
Company had planned to send 800
400 in specie on board the launch
which was captured yesterday by pi.
rates. Later this plan was changed,
aud the money was not on board the
vessel.
The pirates captured the launch
by throwing "stinkpot" among the
crew
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Funeral of Mr.. Wood.

The funeral OF the late j. w. Wood
29nS Jefferson avenue, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Rev. r. -. Sanford, pas
tor OF the Baptist Tabernacle. viii
conduct the service. assisted by Rcv.
D. w Porter, D. D.. pastor of the
Newport News Baptist Church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Woman smuaaIcr. Arrested.

! N. NEW YORK, Marh, 24.-Charged
with attempting to smuggle in lac,
valued at nearly $1,000, richly
dressed woman. who gave her name
rs Ellen Gathers. was arrested today
upon the arrival of the steamer "a
Savoic.
She was held IN $500 bail. Bail
Hf lace WEIR found Concealed III her
posted two $1,000 bills ami $500
bill
The woman WAS searched and rolls
Of lac were found concealed III her
Undertaking
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Struck by Train and Lives.

NEW YORK, March ~ Struck b.
a train rushing along at sixty mile,
an hours, and hurled to the top of a
lllirty-foot cInbankmcn;, Charles Van
ward Waterman, today escaped
with no>more serious injuries than il
scalp wound and minor bruises.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Ready For Coal Strike.

NEW YORK. March, 2i,--An.
nounccmcnt was made by the anthra.
cite mine operators that they have III
hand within radius Of less than 100
miles OF New York city. reserve sup
ply OF more than 100000 tons of good
marketable grades OF anthracite coal :.
The conference in indianapolis yes
,crday failed to come to an agree
InonL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March "a.
John J hlcCaffcrty, a machinist. to-.
nay tired two shots fro ma revolver
through the parlor window of the res.
ldcnce of former Judge James Gay
Gordon. private counsel to Mayor
w earcr. McCafferty was arrested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
rurkcy EIew Ihrouah window.

y large wild turkey created some
thing Of a sensation in the North End
Friday evening by flying through q
plate glass window in the front OF
Camcron's drug store. The turkey
wns killed and II weighed eighteen
pounds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Freed From Murder Charoc.

ATLANTA. GA, March 24.--t'raml5
l'nrccll. the young barber who shot
and killed his father last Wednesday,
evening while the latter was attack
ing his wife and da,lghtcr.in-law. was
released from custody today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Wisconsin Under Hurry orders.

MANILA, p. L.. March 2i.-I'hc
United States battleship Wisconsin
will sail at midnight for Shanghai lo
join the American fleet there rush
orders TO that effect having been
received
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
M|DsINpNAA GROSSLY INsl|LILD

Through,

WASHINGTON. y. G., Marcel, a.,
llaHing at The Annapolis Naval Acatl
cniy vas dealt with by the house To-.
day in the passage of Il senate bill
Wiz! Il house substitute
The bill rcpeuls that portion ur cx-
islng laws which makes 1t conlpul-
sorry To dismiss midshlpmcn guilty
Of haaimg in any degree and sub
stitulcs punishment according TO the
nature OF the orcnse. Brutal llazing
may he punished by dismissal.
Previous to the hazing bill con
sidcration 80 pension bills wcra
passed When the huzing bill was
taken up Mr., vreeiand (New York;
reviewed the trouble between Meri-
wctlicr and Branch leading to the
fight, which resulted in the death Of
Branch. Branch, he. said, hal insultcdt
Mcriwcathcr by criticising. tho APP;
pcarancc Of a picture OF hsfgruhd
mother and OF the spelling iii il letter
from her.
II say that n boy who would not
resent such All insult is not fit to
carry his country's flag or a commits.
sion in the navy" calculated Mr..
vrrecland to the applause Of mem
bers.
...>'t .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

SUFFOLK. FA.-Census OF Smr-
folk completed today shows the popu-
lation Of The town and the annexed
territory to he 7072. being 81 per
cent. increase since 1900 The white
population is 1852 and $3.50 arc col.
ored
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Free Rcliaious lecture.

Evangelist Sampson, speaker Of
note. will lecture on the Bible at
Roscnbaun's hall this evening at 80
o'clock. There will be no charge for
admission and no collection will be
taken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Admissions Arc Maae

Judge johnson, one OF the atttur.
lsneys for the Standard Oil Company.
bad it noted on the record that the
Standard Oil Company would aimit
that The stock Of the Republic Oil
Company and the Waters-Pierce, Com
pany and the Standard Oil of Indiana.
was held in trust by the Standard
Oil of New Jersey.
Judge johnson added that the adj.
mission was made for the purpose OF
the present litigation Judge Priest.
also OF counsel for the Standard Oil
| Company: said 1hn stock, sh6Ifng on
he stock hook CT ilic' Waters Pierce.
Company us standing in the namc o.
trrests Of the Standard Oil Company
Of New Jersey. and that they made
that admission fur the purpose OF Thu;
litigation
Hadlcy Sure OF His Ground.
General lladicy said that he wished
i, understood that these admis sons
nj stock ownership covered The pc
ricd OF time named in the infprlna-
ton.
The trust attorneys agreed Ia this,
and made II new admission. that for
the purposes nj this litigation only,
ii would be admitted that IL ma jUriiy
| OF the stock of the Standard Oil of
Indiana and all the stock Of Tie Re
public Oil Company is held in the in.
icrcsts OF the Standard Oil Company
OF New Jersey.
"Aud We also admit for the p,Il.
| poses or this litigation only. subject
10 exception said the trust ailor.
ncy. that all the stock of the Waters
Pierce Oil Company, standing in the
name OF NJ. A. VanBurcn is held in
the interests in the Standard Oil
Company Of New Jersey" !
Rockefeller on the Stand.
William G. Rockefeller. sou OF Wi
liam Rockefeller, was then called tu
the stand He said he is assistant
treasurer OF the Standard Oil Com.
rany Of New Jersey.
Asked who is the treasurer of The
Standard Oil Company, Mr. Rookie.
Teller said w. IL. Tilford is.
WHO is the president Of the Stand
ard Oil Company"
Il have always understood my uncle
was"
! You refer to John d. Rockefcl
ler??"
Yes,
What is your fathers connection
with the Standard Oil Company"
lie is vice president"
Conclusive Evidence Coming.
1t is expected that when the hear
ing is resumed next week Attorney
General Hadley will commence his
efforts to prove the second portion Oi
his case-namcly the management oi
the Waters Pierce Company, and the
Republic Oil Company, as well as tie
Standard Oil Company OF Indiana Is
directed from 2G Broadway. In this
city. under the supervision OF the Of
iicnrs Of the Standard Oil Company
At the conclusion OF today's hear
| Ing, Assistant Attorney General Rush
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS NOW FLAGSHIP.
Rear hdmart Bradford Transfers His
EaQ at Norfolk.

Flag at Norfolk.
Rear Admiral Bradford. command
ing the third squadron OF the North
Atlantic fleet, transferred Ills flag
ycstcday at Norfolk from the cruice:
Olympia To the Minneapolis.
The Olympia will he put out Of
cmmission and it is estimated that
II will require at least a year to com
pctc the repairs necessary to place
her in scrviccablc condition again,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
GASOLINE MOTORS A SUCCESS
ON A KANSAS RAILROAD
Cuts Down Exren5cs and Speed is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Inter.
Urban Roads.
Especial to The Daily Press. J

Especial to the Daily PresSD
LDAFENSWOR11l, KAN, March
2d.--"'ro the scrap heap with the SUI.
burban trolley cars
That's the remark that any Union
Pacific official will make 10 you
whom you ask him how his lines gas.
oline motor cars are coming along.
The Union Pacific began expert.
1ncnling with these new motor cars
for branch line service eighteen
months ago. Tic road between I.eav.
onworth and Lawrence. thirty five
miles, is now operated with this class
OF motor and its the biggest kind OF a
success.
Gasoline Instead of Coal.
IT is cheap, II uses gallons of gas
ollne where locomotives uses tons OF
coal and the other expenses OF op
Grafton are reduced. It is reliable In
the latest motor built the odor of
i1burncd gasoline, has been eliminated.
w. little more experimenting and all
kinds Of speed will be squeezed out OF
the motor.
Tho Union Pacific has ordered It's
shops at Omaha to turn out more
motors as rapidly rs possible.
The Union Pacific began building
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Waterman Kills Man

BEAUMONT TEN. March q y
y Orcrton was shot ana Killed II
the Beaumont rice mill today by \
Mold. night Waterman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
UNION LAB0R'S VOTE
WILL Be SOL|O|F|FD
federation Comes Oal FIal-FoGlgd
in Opposition 10 lhG Old
Parties and He'hg's.
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN PLANTED
sc>iuc= c.e,np Into rol,,,., Tic t,.yh,
q lni"nclcn, A. l'.sueu nyans,
Strikers Is 10 nc Tested in the tIua-
est Courts I" TIC ,-an,;-pynami,er
confessc:
VIGOROUS GAAPiIGA PLANTER
Beside. Cong ln;o rol,,,., lie r,Yb,
lIl. A..r.:ntca Nm I \

WASiIlNGrOM y. G.. March a.
TIC r%orHlivr cuunril &c the Fedora,
I'm IF Labor today rca'frncd It's dc
ci"i'n anh The decision az The Ac,nri-
can Federation "i | nbur relative 10 DO
i!iical atirn. as follows:
That the American Federation of
ahor mos; firmly ana uncquivocally
iarurs the independent use Of the bal.
lot hy The trade unionisis and work
ingmon united regardless Of party.
that we may elect from our own ranks
men to make new laws aud admins
ter the malong tho lines laid down
In the executive demands of the Am
rrican Federation Of Labor. and at
the same time secure an impartial ju.
dietary that will not govern us by ar
bitrary iniuncti0ns of the courts. nor
act the plant tools of corporate
wealth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Base Ball.

~ annapolis. NH: Naval Acad
cmy. "a; George Washington univcr.
siiy. D. N
Al Montgomery Ala. philadcl.
rhia AmcricaD, 4 Montgomery. 3
At birmingham. Ala: New York
cAmcrican), ]; birmingham, o
AT Atlanta: Cleveland, ); Allan
ia, 3
At Charleston S. G.: Charleston
j; Dcirol: (Americam. 0.
AZ Savannah, Ga: Savannah, S;
philadelphia (Na,ionais). 6.
AZ Augusta. Ca. Augusta, j, Brook
Ign cNa,iouals), 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Law to Sc Tested.

Tho convention at Pittsburg last
fall havin gdecidcd thai one OF the
ca.cs where an injunction had beel
issued ayast labor unions should be
made n test case before the highest
court III the land. tile matter was sub.
united to Mr.. Gompers to ascertain
if any one of the cases contain the
vital question. with authority to take
the matter up and act
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
ship Subsidy Friends at Work.

Ship Subsidy Friends at Work.
WASHINGTON D. c.. March "a.
New England mcmcrs OF The house
held Il meeting today to discuss ways
and means Of securing the passage
Of the ship subsidy bill at this scs-
sion If Congress
Representatives I.itilriicId, Of Maine,
who presided and Green. of Massa'
chusciis. were appointed snbcom-
mittcc TO wait on Speaker Cannon
AMI consult with him as to how the
best be sbscrvcd
Speaker Cannon has hitherto been
opposed 10 consideration Of the slip
subsidy bill, which has passed the
Senate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

GONSTANTINOFI,Is, TURKEY II
l'cdyaii Pas'ia. prc'cc. Of Constant
noplc. was murdered while on route
from his country home to the city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

NORFOLK, VA.---'ttush MarceIus
Lee. 10 years old, died here last night
FROM |loclsjaw. The child stuck
hail in his foot ten days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25

NEW HAVEN GONNA stock
increase, asgrcgating Sio,OoO,o0O. has
lccn authorized by the New Iiavcn
road
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-25
Greek Youth Dead.

Gus Stathopoulas. is years old a
native Of Greece, died Friday after
noon at the general hospital from
pneumonia The young man had
been IN this country only three
months.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17
East Las ve~" n.sam-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
No. S~nrriycs ed6 a. m. brings mali east of La
Junta.
No. 3departS CTS n m. Pouch for santa Re
only, mail closes : ~ q. IN.
No. I arrives l'D y. m. mail classes I: 10 y m.
No, arrives go y. IN, mail closes 6;I0 y. M,
No, arrives . m, mai closes 10 u. m,
No, IL arrives I2:ab m brings mai from II
PasO and Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
No mai dispatched via No, 10.
No. y arrives Rs "a nj mail clnSes go u M.
STAR ROUTES.
R'csada daily except Sunday. Arriv eS | n. M.
mail clnscS " ii. nj.
Santa Rosa LEAVES Monday. Wednesday and
Friday :. q. m. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY. IHtn n IN.
{ harertto leaves Monday, Wednesda, and
Friday IA. M Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday ) ~ 4,
Mineral iilll leaves Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY : n. N. Arrives Tuesday. Thurs,
day and Saturday 6 u. M.
+. q, iIIAAn. Postmaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

Many new and novel features are
promised In the Yankee Doodle COM
edy The King of Tramps." which
win be at the Duncan tonight, The
company Is headed by the we'll known
comedian, Victor Faust, who Is sup
ported by a East OF well known play.
crs, including the little singer and
dancer. Clyde Long. who has been es.
pecially engaged to introduce his lat
est and most novel speciality THE
%scarecrow." so familiar to the little
folks who have read of the wonderful
adventures OF the Tin Woodman'
and The s%carecrow" in the beautiful
story book of 1.-THE Wizard Of o."
The scarecrow Dance" as done by
Mr.. Long Is pronounced by press and
public as being In a class by itself.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

Mrs. Anna X. TiIden. aged Is years,
died this morning at $50 O'Clock nf
tuberculosis. The deceased had come
In the last stages OF the dread dis
al accompanied by her husban !
and one daughter from Kansas City.
Mo. The body was prepared for ship
ment today by Undertaken S. r.
Dcarth. and will be accompanied To
Kansas City by the husband and
daughter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

Chicago, Der. iT.-The federal
grand jury today commenced an In.
vestigafion into the failure Of the
Chicago National bank. of which John
n Walsh. the millionaire mine owner,
publisher and financier. was presi.
dent. The former officials and diree.
tors IL the bank gtll b. called upon
10 testify and sensational develop
ments are expected 10 result from the
inquiry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

The King of Tramps," which comes
to the Duncan tonight, Is truly an
American comedy. set to Yankee Doc
die music. Unlike the usual so-called
musical comedies" GU this play con-
tains a real plot. with an interesting
story. set In a jolly, juggling romp OF
rollicking music. Not a tumble of old
coon songs" but a merry swing OF
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

Saturday evening the horse httcned
to the mail wagon took a notion to
run away from In front Of the depot
where he had been standing. How
v he had gone but about fitty
Yards when he was stopped in his
flight by W. r. Chaplain. But little
damage was done, the glass In the
front of the wagon and a shaft being
broken.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

The streets along Seventh street
have been torn up for the seweraS"
system heing put In for the Colorado
telephone building. The work IL being
done by Vogt 4 Lewis, the plumbers
with Henry Hart in charge OF the
gang of laborers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-17

Mrs. Maggie Merrill died this morn
Ing at s O'Clock after a short illness
from pneumonia. She was a widow
and had resided In this city for over
twenty years and was well known.