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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11

inferred 10 . ss&wasl exsnaaEaes exsa
s~ssaa # Assnt.eas Rs#t@s. MMssanss
ana los~g
street cs&mmlssaan.# ERasaGso Ca
isss~ rr.ssrtsza aA@a tssss sikhs eisf
aeEs haA ssms@a theaE EtaaI sax ana
sssenteen haa Esas cash. aso collars
eaeh.
Felipe Raes y Garcia tssaers=s h1s
resignation as a sE~easl g@aasesmsa
and 10 spposasnsai sss Hasae 70 fl
sh~ vaeancs.
nsas fss ~ sidewalks ~eEs asosls
"A ana arcspsea Contracts were en
tered Into fpr The construction u o.
naeni SAiks la fnanf a Ehe FsoerEs,
~ the heirs 70 the late nsn lAatenxa
iosre@ - Nssino ssr.es:: also the JsFos,
ssty ~ the Browne 4 AanxsnaE.s 60
on Gonzales street, The ronmistss
0n s,reets aud hEidees MAS empower
ea so let csaatrsrts On any puEainn N
ths streets where no one ls lahie fus
tho pasnnsnl NJ eass ~ ennstFReiina
naaabis oa North Pacific street hs'
tween the properties 0f Charles n
field and Mrs May HAYS
Ths hoard save a vote nj thanks IA
animonsiy TO jefferson Rasnoads fos
the public spirit shown hs him IN
building cross walks n his own ~
penxe In the north part nf town.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11

beaver. Sept ii,~~ssnasnF Taylor
|ot Gienwood Springs VAS eiseted TEN.
poFars chairman aud declared hls In.
fention 20 treat all factions fziris. AZ.
asr stormy session the speer dele
cation from Denver vas refused seats
aud NIL contests we're referred 10 the
uommittee on credsniials-
f A reess wag taken until this even
Ing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
sTENsLAND WILL SOON sE
BROUGHT TO AMERICA

Gibraltar, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Prince Albert, due here Wednesday.
win sail TO Tangier to pick up and
take to New York Paul O. atensland,
former president Of the Milwaukee
Avenue State bank of Chicago. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
PRINCE OF PRUSSIA
SUFFERS FROM PARALYSIS

Berlin, Sept. 1I--Albrecht. Prince
Of Prussia, Regent OF the Duchy OF
Brunswick. has had stroke Of apo
plexy and his condition is dangerous.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
BURNS AND FLYNN
TO FIGHT TONIGHT

Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. l1.-Jim
Flynn. the Pueblo heavyweight. will
meet TommyBurns here tonight in a
twenty round go. III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
IMPORTANT Meeting
OF town TRUSTEES
Felipe ssea y Garcia Resigns az spe.
s eisI poiiceman.-Meetins Of Board
- OF eoucaticu.-- seacner rans 10
! Receive License.

At a recent meeting Of the board
of town trustees on the west side,
the petition or the Colorado Telephone
company asking for 4 franchise was
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
PAymAsTeR GENERAL
Y ReTlREs FROM ARMY

Washington. Sept. 1l.-Paymaster
General Dodge OF the United States
army today retired from active serv.
ice.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
Forces Buying Ships

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Cuban
government has bought the Candida.
a steam yacht, Of great speed. II is
reported that the insurgents have al
so bought one or more vessels here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
SHAH OF PERSIA
ENDS AGITATION

#a
Teheran. Sept. il.-~The shah
has signed the reform or.iln.
ance demanded by the CLERGY
and dismissed Es4irand Nixier
Ed. Dnwisy. This action zends
nil agitation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-11
U. 5. CRUISER WILL
STOP FIuBUSTERING
Several Expeditions Supposed 10 be
Heading for Cuba With Arms for In
surgents.-Both Sides Buy Ships.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 1.-THE cruiser
Des Moines sailed yesterday for the
Florida coast in search of filibustering
expeditions, several Of which are sup
posed to be heading for Cuba with
arms for the insurgents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
@itte'S Gcriprcdjmngcu.

Gbicogo, Is. WiGrj. - IoolpG
&roua bon bicr, Yrdiibent OcS Gre.
flltip.Gonlitc'5 bcS nllnobDGngigcll
Sr0cnS ser o@'noi 9'ritb," bat bonn
ruiiiiden Ercnicrminiitcr @roiell
@ittc cine &obclocpci6c crbolten,
morin Der neutrality-suspicious. erfiGrt,
c9 ici Die gbiid)t Der ririiiidcn &c.
gicrul1g, 10 ipcit, oils m00IidL olc
Sltbcn I'M &cid)c Dor ben WoIIntrca
SIT ldtiiBCll, iucld)c lint Sitern in9fllb-
lol,O ltottiinOcn ioIlen.
Sic GobcloCpeid)e bcS @rofcn @it
tc fam olS Glntiport ollf Gin Sdrci
ben, boS &r. &rouS al ben rllliiihel
Frclnlcr gcrid)tet lln0 NORM cr 0crl
iclbcn olli Die beborrli1en Neriid)t(
bon cincnl ouf OItern bcporitcbcnbcr
0ciuoItigcn Subenmoiiofrc nllfnlert
Iom gcrnod)t bate. &r. arous tell.
te IN lciilem @ricfe Die Sroge, Oh bi(
utiiiid)c Gc9icrung in Der Gage ici
Scben mo Gi9cntbum Der Slloen IN
NllBlollO in GIeidcr @eiic, lpie oos
Der G6riitcr 5ll bcidiibcn ltno Beam.
te 5lt beltrofen, mcldc ibrc Tilidl
pcrnahlGiligclL inbem lie Die Wniiu.
frcS nift nit allen ibncr SIT 8cbot(
ltebellcen Wtittcln pcrbin0crn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Yns' Dem Smncrcn Marblnnb's nnS
ben angrcn5cnbcn Staatcn.

I'lC ~ y l otu l.
Cine Inter IudJun1 iolder SbitbGll.
me in perifieOenen Sbeilen bon2on.
coiter 9 Gourtp, ga, Die I'M lcBten
9erbit nit S6mciclfolt i%iberipriibt
mor0en narer, Inn Die San Sole
2ous olts5urotten, l1Bt erieber, DOB
Dos Experiment Elm Grfolg mor. Sie
Irbeit mar inter Illiiiht bcSStnotS.
GepartementS fir 2onomirtbidoit
ollsgefiibrt morocn, ullb 5mor morct
cS gcpfel-, Fiiriif, 9irnen- mo
Ffloumcn : 9Gumc, mcldc nit benz
S6lpefeltolt beipriibt luor0en ma
rem. Cine cinmalige 9elpriibung
batte 5itr 6olge, odB bon 80 bis 90
Ero5cnt oer SGuie 5eritGrt prrocr.
Sn pcrihle0encn Srti0aften imGorn.
tn iperoen in Den rdd)ltcn @od)cn 81.
fentlide Gcmonitrotioncn itottiinocn,
oantit Die 6ormcr in Sen Dipcricn
Seftionen bon 0ielcn Experimental
lerllell, iple lie cs all5uItellcn buber,
I'm in ibrct Sbitg0rtcn Der gcllon,t-
ten Ecit Gin GnOc 5l mod)erl.
Nblebcn.
Nuf Der Springiiclo . 6orm bel
@iaiomsport, MO, lit Die @ittmc
Morp @umridouic I'M altcr bon 70
Sabrcn g%eitorbcn. Sic mar Die Wtut.
ter rcr pcritorbenct Sroll oes GrsSc,
motors 2ouiS &. WcGomos, ocS icbi-
gen Jtihtcrs in @oibingtun.
Sn @eltminlter ltnrb Sr. Ganiel
u. Sumter All Gtomoine.G crgiitulg.
Ger Wonll ltorlo i'm alter bon 80
Sobren lnO binterldBt cine groBc 6o-
mile.
Sn llnion. Bridge, Carroll. County,
lit Wopor Sontes =. @bitcbiu I'M
Ilter bon OF Sabren g%eltorbc1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
SciratbS : Giccnscn.

Soncs II. 9lorio0c. 81, uno Der
tbo .. ScntinS, 10; 9tpplifont Son1c5
u. MlOrio0c, Nr. 2633, 6roncisltr.
&n1. s. Sobniolt, 26, uno Caroline
5. Grenning, 10; Slpplifont ". Der.
ger, Nr. 1927, DIT @iOolcitrobe.
Soien .. 2onQrth %, unb Sottic
e. Mines, 3G; gpplifont ". .. @n-
oerion, 9tr. 1102, NiggS-gpc.
SbcoOore u. Submon, 10, II. 2olr.
ro g. Woorc, so; gpplifont 9cni. :.
Submon, @oibingtorL 8. s.
eugene Curtis, %, unO WurD Gil
cos, 20; Npplifont @nl. S.6rcncrid.
9tr. 60, &onOoultraBc.
Mor Giomono, %, lno Snnnic go
iCnbcrg, %; Ipplifont u. 8rcclts
ipon, Nr, fl, @cIt 2eeitrnBe.
Samuel Bear, 30, uH0 Saro6@olos
Itcin, "a; Ipplifont Soeob8pl0ltcin,
9tr. 20S, 9torO.Srooomop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Sd,iffsnahridltcn.

8IoSgpm, is. M1r5. - Ingc'
fonmen bon Nem . Dorf: Gampicr
.GulcDpniu."
2ipcrpoof, Is. MGr5. - Son
9tciu = 0ort einGclouic1 lit Der Cant
pier ,@urmonia."
9oulognc, Is. WGr5. - SnScc
gillgen bcllte Die Gumpier r@rof@ol'
bcrice" u10 nGpnbnn" nod) Ncrp-
yorf.
MaricilIcS, II. WtGr5. - Ger
Compiler nglgcrio" BON 9tCu Oort
lief bier Gin.
&oIermo o, t6. MGr5. - Illa9c
lol,ien nad) 9telu 3 gorf lit Der Can't
pier yEannonio."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
&crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc Scpcidlen,

= Glapton Gbriltp, 81 Sabre alt
bat in Salcnlter, ga, bcn 47.iGbri9en
6ronf Metiiinger eri6oiicl, neil Sic
'er angeblid Elm MGoden ge0en i'm
elnllebmen moltc.
= Gin gcItern IN Ser Sanoferti9.
feits ldllle ST Sapcrbia, Moii., oilsge.
brod)encS 6elicr rid)tcte Sfaoen gum
@etrogc bon ctpa $4,000 al. 0ie
100 Sdiiler unO S1iilerinnen ipllr.
Den ldmmtlid) gerettet uno nltr einigc
luenigc c"rlittcn leidtc Serletun9cn.
- Ger Sllscororo.S tamn ser ,,l.
0ialter, melde 1907, bltloert Sabre
Dor Der crlten perlnonenten elglii6cr
Nieoerloiiulg ollf Dem Continent, bon
&antpton- Goaos nad) @elt.9tem- Dori
oltsgclpanOert paren, bat iif 3iir @c-
tbciligung AT Ser IuslteQltng in
Samestpmn erboten.
Eoter Ecter (Sobn S'2earp)
Don Srben Ser Gbriitliden 9riiocr,
iii, ncbcn Dem @abngelciie bnbill-
i6reiteno, bel Norristolpn, 80, bon
cinem 3uge iiberiabreil un0 gctootct
moroen.
- @1brcno elmer ShlGgerei in
Der @irtbidaft bon Scnrp Outing IN
2afe Giclp, Sa., lit @iaidm Gurrp
getootct itio orei anOere WGnner per-
lett lporocn. Outing uno Oeiien Se'
oienltctcr mllroen perbaitet.
@iuiam 9. Gpoer, ein befann-
ter MiiIorrier Yolitifer, Der llrbeber
Oes Miiiollrier 8eieses Der Bier
Iteuer, lit in aaniaS.Gitp, NO, in ci-
mem Sal,ie Der &aaniit. StraBe foot
aufgciunben iporoen,
- Na6 IN Gleuelano o%ngelnngtei,
Nndriften finoet III 2onoon am 81.
MGrS oie Srarllng BON Con-. Scene
Mo6lcr aus Glepelano nit Der 0rGiill
2atosSi aus Srnnfreid), elmer gebiir-
tigen anterifanerin, itatt.
Sci einem 3uiammcnitob 5lpeier
@iiter5iige ollf Ser r2olliiiana & Ir-
fanios-9 obn" bei Gong Springs, 3d.,
lit Ser Sei5er fSrdnf 8iles getpotet
ltno bier Mnoere, borunter elmer le-
benseeiGbrlid, perlett morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Goniercn5cn uno bcn1iibcn lidJ, IN ser
onI6cincn0 oblcbnet0en SaltunJ
bcioer Scitcr cine N~cnOerung ber6ei'
%5uiiibren. Won glollbt obcr oIlge-
mcin, BOB Der gegcnrudrti8e 3ltltano
Der llnentidieocn6eit rid)t C6er ge0li.
bert meroen funr, ais bis meitcre SIT
itrl,ftionen ans EariS mo Berlin
cintreifen.
Sn5ipii6cll crGrtern Die frall50iis
iden lnO Ocrtihcn Gclcgotcn Die
Gage ni6t matchmaker. ScOc Seitc
mortct pcrgebli6 ouf Oo5 I15eidcn
cincS 3ugeItGnoniiic3 ScitcrS Der
ol10erclt 1ll1O bcDorrt olf ibrcr Sorz
Dcrlurg. Die nclltralcn Gclcgotcn
gloltbclt niht, OoB ser StiaitnltO picl
l0nger nnboltcn mcr0c, un0 lie Der.
lci6cn Der Nnii6t NhtaOrltd. OuB mC.
ser Sronfreid nod Gclltldlono bic
Gonfcrcn5 rclllltotlo9 cnbclt lallcl
lpcrocn, nodoem ollie ollf Der Comic
rclr} Dcrtrctcncn Vt0fte 10 geluoltigc
InItrcngltngcn genod)t Dobcn, lrll
Elm oQclt gcre6tc5 llc6ercintonnmcn
ber6ei5uliibrell.
Gonfcren5en ii6cr I6piii.
nien Siam.
@crIin, 10. WtGr5. g@(uflcbcn
crrcgt Die G@rflGrlng Der ola bol6z
omtlif geltcn0cn o9tcltcn Wtilit0ri-
ifcll GorrciponOcn5," 0a6 piellcldt
id)on inl n0ditcn @er6lt cine 1cllc in
t%ernutionolc Gonicrcn5 liottfinoen
peroe: sur &oillng Der obpiliniiden
uno lionleiiidcn 6rdgclt. Bon mcldcr
ser WfQd)tc oiciclbe onGcregt oocr sc
forocrt lpcrben jolt, iogt Oo3 9lott it.
nod nid)tS.
oGcmpS" ingt Oo& olte
&tcO.
YoriS, 10. MGr5. - Sic Stcl.
hing OcS Srll. Bourgeois miro 0llrd)
sic Storrf6piigfeit Der leitcnOcn
@lGttcr, mcldc iid 3ugeltGllonilIrn
pioerieben, mcbr cridpert. Ser
nSemps" iiberninlnlt in oieicr Sim
iiGt Die 6iibrung ltnO iogt, On5
6ronfreid) ioluobl IN Der Sonf., mic
IN ser Yoli5ciiro0c an bic GllBcritc
@ren5c ieincr 3ugcItGnbniiic orgt-
longt iei, mo Oicie Gniid)t miro Don
GllBcrit einfllBrcidcn &rciicl &C.
tDcilt. GcSbolb trGgt Sr. Bourgeois
9eocnfen, ii0 cincm Gonpromib
bltrd) @cbcn ltno 9febmel 0cncigt SIT
jcigcrL ga er ipeiB, ooB mcitcrca 9tod)=
0c6cn ben Soroerltngcn 0elltiflonO'S
gc0cniibcr oo3 Miniiterillm I'M bod
ten @raoc unpopular mnd)cll lpiirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

fafturlpoarell, ipGbreno Die iibrioer
1872 Wtiuionen 9altptiGdylid) 9roos
itoffe uno Sob un0 Solbs6nbritotc
fir Die ellrop6iidcn Snoltltric'n re-
prdientirtcn.
SIN Sabre 1900. bat Scr mnerifo-
niidc Grport nod) europa sum erIten
Nal Die MiQiarbcn-Marfc iiberidrit.
ten, uno ieit OamolS betrug or I'M
Gurdi6nitt $1,050,000,OO0 iGbrlid),
Sic Ser. Stootcn-g usfubr nud) an
Oeren @eltt6ciIcn bctrlg I'M Sabre
1900 354 WiiQionen; 1905 mar Tie
oltf 1913 WiiQionen geItiegen, luobci
lid) Die @obrnclmltng nuiOr1ngtc,
6aB GnS NmuadDieIt Der omcrifoni-
Id)elt Ginfubr aus nid)t=ellropGtldJer
21n0ern icit 1900 pcrb0ltniBmGbig
GROCER mar, al& oie 3unobme Der
GillfuGr aus europa Dor 1890, M.
Dem Gllropa's 9lntbcil an Der Gin
fubr btcrber iriibcr 80 Ero5ent ourd)s
idtittli6 6ctrug, mGbrenO er 1905
nltf 1874 Ero5ent geiunfen mar. Die.
ic 2bnobmc fii6rt oos eripGbnte 9ul.
lctin ooroltf 5lriid, Dob Die bieii9c
Nud)frogc nad tropiihcn unb iltb-
tropiihcn YroOuftcn IN itetem Wod.
len bcgriifcr lit. Ger g9ertb ser be-
%trcffcn6crt, I'M 2nllf 0cs Sobre$ 1905
in Ole Ser. Stonten inportirten Eros
cutie bctrltq sos Wiiuioncn Collars
gcNcn BOB MtiQioncn int Sabre 1895.
SbndlcforO'S SinterIiIt.
GcprGientuntS Dodlcforo bon Wtii-
%iOlri, iuelder ort 6rcitog cine 10 bel
ti0c Ebilippifo gcgcr ocn Sprcfer
Cannon bonn Stopcl licB ipilroe
nid]t icbr mcit bomit gcfommen icin,
iucnll irgcno etmoS bon Dem, ipaS or
Iagte, BON mebr, ais Den 0rci uocr
bier inn 5ullGd)lt iitcnOen Gcn,ofro-
ten bate ucritanOcn mcrocn f0nren.
Gr lprnd) obiidtlidy ioit i'm Sliilter.
ton, Inn nidt Die Nuimcrfiomfeit 5lt
crrcgcn unO ieinen glngriii ocgcrl
Den Spreher lo5uio0cn un6emcrft in
Ben Congregational &ccpro" billcin
SIT befommcn. Sobolo oic GunOc
bon OcnL mas cr iogtc, nod ser re-
publifonii6cn SCitc billii6cr 0ClollQt
mar, crbob Saipnep bon Minllcioto
lofort Giniprltdl mo Sbodlcforo
Dllroe SIR Srbnung pcripieien. ST.
5iuiId)cn botte er obcr gcrl,g @iit &c.
ipribt, meldcS MN int yGecor0" &C.
orltft itcbt. &Gtte CT loitt gciprohcn,
10 milr0e taltm Elm bolbcr Sob in
Grud gcfommen icin.
Gcmotroti Dies 3mcd.
ellen,
Sclotor NeluloncS por Ncpo0o
Gottc 0citcrn II icincr ocrnofrotiidclt
Senot&GoQcgcn sum- @obelfrii6itiid
in icirL i1 cinem bieli9ert Sorort &C
legcncS SaltS eingclaOen, Inn nit If.
ltcr Gniidtcn iibcr bic 0cnt Scrtot
porlicacnOc Giiclt6n6nfrod)t = @iQ
olts5lttauidcll. Die Serrcn beipro-
den Dicic 6rogc Den gon5en Nod)-
mittog bi10urd). IS botten iid) fo[-
0cnoc Scrotorclt cingcfrn6el,: @oi-
len, Slodburlt, Glop, Gltlperion, Oh.
bois, Softer, 6ro5icr, GettuS, Tap,
ncr, SimTonS, Stonc, SiQmon, 2n-
timer, NtcGreorn Mortilt, Opcrmou
ltn0 Eottcricr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
Ibiabrtstaae Der TaHasicr .9ampicr
uuu Nciu.Wurf.

Sim q. MGr5 Gompfcr s0toieItic"
nad) Sipcrpool.
@lm 81. MGrj Tampiec vNoro'
gmerico" nod Ncopel uno 8enno,
slm -. MGr5 Golnpicr vErinj
Ibalbert" nod Neapcl uto 8enno.
gm -. MGr5 Gumpicr v9lilter"
nah Somburg.
s(m %. MGrj Gompier ~6ront-
iilrt" nuh Bremen.
gm %. MGr5 GonpIcr ~Gbont'
payne" nod Sourc.
slm %. WGr5 Ganpicr DGcltlc"
mad Siperpool.
gm "a. MGrj Gonpier Daonig
albcrt" rtof Ieopel mo @cnto.
gm "a. Mdr5 Gompier ~llmbrio"
nnd) Siperpool.
Im 81. MGr5 Sampler st. Saul"
itod) Soutbompton.
Sim "a. M1r5 Ganpfcr o3eclono"
nod Mnttuerpcn.
am "a. @Grj Gampicr nStaliu"
nad) Neapel.
gm 81. WGr5 Gampfcr uWtelabo"
nad Son0on.
slm "a. WGr5 Gampicr nGolum'
bio" nod Glasgow.
am 81. Wdr5 Gantpier raoiicr
@iIbelm ser 3pcite" nodj Bremen.
Sim %. MGrj Compiler nGcbric"
nad) 2iperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20
MitdjcQ at Wacr.

SnOionopoIiS, Sno., 10.
MGr5. - TrGiioent Mitdell bon bcl,
yllnitcb Minc @prfcra" bot cincll
Srief an ErGiiocrt Geo. i. @oer bon
Scr oGenoin9-9 obn" gcridtct, in mel.
deln CT Den Gmpinng oes Shrcibens
beitGti1t, in oem bic gntbrocit-aob
lclgrllben = Better ollie SorOerulgcr
Der Union ablcbnen.
Mithea erflGrt III %ieilter antport
Die %inuolulrten Srogen icier bon 10
idpcrmieoenocr @coeutung uno Scr
@lmid, Sen inoiiitriellen Sricoen 81
crbaltcn, in Der Ioblenregion ein 10
ollSgciprohcncr, Dab er sOgere, Die
Nniuort Der @rl~lbenbcliber ais enb.
gilltig oll5uleben. Gin Sub Gontite
ocs Spbnitolo . IusiduIles miiroc
gcrnc nbcrmnIS nit ocn @rl,bcnbe,
Iitcrn conictiren, llllo CT bofie, bab
OnS @eiitd) i'm cine meitcrc Gonieren;
llld)f ~nD'd)la9l8 beld)leoelt mer0ell
miiroe.
Der 9rici Mitfell'S lit Elm Dor
treiilidler oiplomatiifcr Shnd)5llg.
@enn Die &oblenbaronc oili cine ober.
maligc Gonicren5 nid)t eingeben, 10
erid)ei1en lie iiir Die 6olgcn ibrer ab.
lebncnben Nntwort pernntnortlid.
- Gle Neger Hobert mo Matiloa
Gpps iino IN Sarrisbitrg ga, inter
ser 9eidniIoisung pcrbuitet moroen,
I'M Gerein nit eilligcn nod ~iclt5uneb.
mcroen Snrbigen Dor orei Sabren in
Steeltpll einen unbefanmten Mann
berollbt, aetootet nno ieinc 9eihe 10.
oann in einem Strabenbabn-@ agaon
in Der Hemile perbranut 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

EGiIe sur &ciic ms Nnslano be.
iprst 6. Saline, Mr. Alb, Cit-Salti.
morcitrakc, na9c GnitomboaIe.Nps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-20

Ger 19.iGbrigc Sreo. 9eder lit
bei'fn SerlltdL iiber Den nit SreibeiS
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-25
WILL REBUILD VALPARAISO
Proposition Is to Make &c More Beau
tifuI-People Returnins 20
Their Homes.

Valparaiso. Aug. 25.-As the result
Of the splendid courage Of the people.
and with the cooperation of the city
government. Valparaiso viii BE re-
built within a few years on finer and
more beautiful illness than before the
disaster of Aug. 16. Rain has caused
most of the people to desert the tents
and return TO their houses. Almost all
the walls are cracked.
One thousand Of those who were
killed by the earthquake already have
been buried and there are more than
! eco corpses beneath the ruins. There
are no grations, bat the blowing
up of damaged and dangerous struc-
lures with dynamite continues, and
loud explosions are frequently heard
Otherwise the town has assumed an
almost normal appearance. Many bust
ness houses have been reopened.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-25
YOUNG THIEF IS CAPTURED
He Stole 5000 Worth of Jewels and
Has Travelled Much Since
He Skipped.

New York, Aug. 25.-Locked up at
police headquarters is romantic pris-
oner, Louis Mochorosky, youth
charged with the larceny of $4,000
worth of diamonds several months ago.
Mochorosl1y, who is but II years old,
afforded the police of many of the
states OF this country a vain chase
and then went to Europe. 1t was only
love for Ii girl in Denver, whom he
ventured back to the United States to
see, which led to his arrest.
The boy was employed by Isaac
Wolf, a jeweler in the Bowery. One
day last spring Wolf missed a number
of diamonds from his stock. Wolf re-
membered that the young clerk the
evening before had helped him place
in a safe the diamonds which had
been displayed in the store windows,
and this. coupled with his failure to
report for work, led the jeweler to sus-
pect him of the theft of the gems. The
suspicion was fully justified.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-25

To understand war, says the author
of "A People at School, IS an instinct.
To illustrate the aphorism he tells a
story of an English general whose I'M
Outstanding Of sounds was phenome-
nal. One night, he says, after dinner
they were all sitting talking at head
quarters. They were expecting an at
tack, and sentries and pickets were
posted far out beyond the stockade.
Suddenly we heard one shot. OF
course every one jumped up. The bu-
giles sounded; the men fell in; the Off
co.'s ran to their posts. General Sy-
mons alone had not moved. After listen
ing intently for a moment or two he
had sat down again. ! myself was be-
tween two minds whether to go out
with one of the parties hastily assem-
bling outside or to stay with the gen.
eral. So l stood irresolutely by the
door.
You can sit down. said Symons.
1T is nothing. A sentry has let of his
rifle by accident. That is all"
So it proved While he was leaning
upon his rife it had gone off, and so
had his fingers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-25
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Now here comes London and says
that Paul o. Stensland, the Chicago
bank robber, was there on Aug. 10.
Telegraphing from Spitzbergen Aug.
II Walter Wellman says he may be
able to start for the north pole early
in September.
at Denver Captain Hardy, sharp
shooter, threw a cartridge into the air
and exploded it with bullet.
The Republican party in Tucson and
Pima county, A. T., has gone on record
as opposed to joint statehood.
At Jamestown, y. Y. the grand jury
has indicted the New York Central for
rebating in favor of the Standard Oil
company, which also is again indicted.
President Paul Morton, of the Equit-
able Life Assurance society, has ar
rived at New York from Europe.
In a few hours at Goldfield, New,
$4,000 in seat money for the Cans
Nelson fight was taken in.
2. A. Valentine. a prominent packer
of Chicago. underwent an operation
for appendicitis at his summer resi-
dence at Oconomowoc, Wis.
a sum of money approaching $751;
GOO, three-quarters Of which belonged
to the state. has mysteriously disap-
peared while in transit from Erivan to
st. Petersburg
The peasants Of the village of Ka-
menka, Russia. seized four men sus-
+ pected Of agrarian incendiarism,
lynched two of them and beat the 9th
+ ers almost TO death.
Two hundred freight handlers of the
! Chesapeake and Ohio and the Ken
i lucky Central railroad at Cincinnati
have struck for higher wages.
King Alfonso has formally signified
his approval OF the attitude of the min
| istry on the religious question.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-25
LOOKS DECIDEDLY STORMY
Guerra's Army a Formidable Force,
for Cuban Insurrectos.

Havana, Aug. 25.-Unofficial adyices
received from the western part of
the province of Pinar del Rio are TO
the effect that the insurgent forces
now concentrating west Of San Juan
de Martinez are far more formidable
than had been supposed. and also are
better supplied for camping and long
and aggressive campaign. \ prominent
resident Of Havana whose word IS be-
yond question has returned from
three-day tour in the vicinity OF San
Luis and San Juan de Martinez. lie
informed the Associated Press that
Pine Guerra's following in Pinar del
Rio now is certainly from loo 10
1000 men. He said the idea of his
not having sufficient ammunition was
ridiculous. and that he is abundantly
supplied with every possible necessity
The behavior of his forces is excel
lent.
All the tobacco plantations and 9TH
err properties owned by citizens of the
United States are flying the United
States flag. this gentleman declared,
and are not being molested. He said
the insurrectionists had eight mules
I loaded with dynamite, and that lately
/ they had received supplies from I'M
( known sources. lie positively declared
that fully 100 members Of the rural
/ guard had deserted and Joined the in
surrectionists since the trouble began
and that practically all Cubans in
western Cuba were sympathizers with
the movement.
General Jose Miguel Gomez, at his
formal arralgnment, denied the allega
ton that lie had engaged in a con
spiracy against the government.
The government expects that the
steamer Mexico. which will sail from
New York on Saturday, will bring
eighteen rapid-fire guns, 10000 car
tridges, and 10000 Lee rifles.