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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-12

Candidates desiring
sample ballots for the
fall election, should
leave their orders at
this Office at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
DEAD and MISSING
NOW NUMBER FOURTEEN
Force 6 Laborers Search Ruins Of
Collapsed Amscen 0uiIdino For Vic.
tims.-Mostiy Workmen.

South Farmingbam, Mass. July %.
Under electric lamps the work Of
exhuming the bodies from the Ans.
den building which collapsed yester.
day while undergoing repairs went
on all night. The list Of dead and
missing numbers fourteen. most OF
them being workmen. Henry L.
Sawyer, a merchant. was killed.
The building collapsed without
warning. At a late hour last night
ten men were missing and a large
'rce Of Iaborers was at work on
the ruins seaching for bodies.
The building was a three.story
structure . in process Of erection at
the corner Of Concord and Kendall
streets. It had a frontage Of $50 feet
On Concord street and was seventy.
five fet deep.
When the accident occurred there
were between thirty.five and forty
men at work on the building. Two
or three loud explosions or cracks
were heard in rapid succession and
then the north side wall and abou,
half the front wall collapsed and
crashed through to the basement
burying the men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

/. To the National Physical Labor
atory AT Teddington.
2. To the London county conncil's
electricity generating station at Green.
wich.
3. To the hall Of the Worshipful
Company Of Armorers and Braisers.
Coleman street.
The company was incorporated In
1893. and the old plate Of the Armor.
ers is hardly to be surpassed by that
Of any Of the great companies Of Lon
don.
In the evening the Lord Mayor and
Lady Mayoress will give the delegates
a reception at the Mansion house.
wednesday, July IS
General meeting OF the American
Institute Of Mining Engineers, at the
Institution Of Civil Engineers. under
the presidency Of Robert A. Hunt OF
Chicago. A selection Of papers viii
be read and discussed.
In the afternoon there will be three
alternative visits:
]. To the works Of Messrs. John l.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
AMERICAN mining engineers join
BRITISH iron AND Steel INSTITUTE
DUAL MEETING IN LONDON OPENS WITH HEARTY WELCOME
ELABORATE PROGRAM or ENTERTAINMENT PREPARED FOR
VISITORS INSPECT EnclANo's GREATEST ENTER.
PRlsEs-sPec,AL ARRANGE MENrs FOR LADIES.

London July 24.--At joint meeting
Of the members Of the American In
stitute Of Mining Engineers and Of
the British Iron and Steel Institute.
was opened today at the Institution Of
Civil Engineers here today and will
last until July 26. inclusive. The Am.
orleans were heartily welcomed. II
will be followed by two days Of visits
and excursions.
The program is as follows:
Tuesday, July a.
General meeting of the Iron and
Steel Institute. at the Institution of
Civil Engineers, Great George street,
Westminster. The American engin-
GERS will be welcomed by the prest
dent, r. A. Hadfield. and council, and
addresses will be delivered by the pre-
sident and Sir James Kitsch. Bart, NJ.
p. past president, and selection Of
papers will be read and discussed.
In the afternoon there will be three
alternative visits:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
BRYAN'S MODEL Arb.
1RA1ION Rider PASSES
CONTRACTING PARTIES SMALL
NOT RESORT TO Hosril,rv
BEFORE SUBMISSION or POINT
TO coMissioN.

London. July %. - W. J. Bryan's
proposed rider 20 the model arbitra.
tion treaty was discussed at the ses.
sion OF the international council, OF
the lnterparliameniary uuion to-day
m dafter being recast vas adopted
as follows
In a disagreement 10 be submit.
ted to arbitration the contracting
parties shall not resort 10 any act
OF hostility before they separately
or jointly invite. as the case may
necessitate. the formation OF an inter.
'ational commission Of inquiry or the
mediation Of one or more Of the
friendly powers. this inquisitIon to
take place II necessary In accordance
with Article VIII Of the Hague con.
vention providing for the peaceful
settlement Of international conflicts
On resumption Of the sessions Of the
union the above was unanimously
adopted. ..,i'a!
Nebrasksn Appisuded
Bryan made brief but eloquent
speech and aroused much enthusi.
asm among the delegates.
Discusses Russian Affairs
London. July 24.--w. J. Bryan said
yesterday he was sorry to see the
Russian donma dissolved. u am sat.
isfied there will be no backward
steps," said Bryan. Recognition Of
the right Of the people TO self govern.
ment cannot be undone."
Disarmament Urged
London, July IA resolution was
agreed to In principle urging that dis.
armament be placed on the program
at the next peace conference at the
Hague.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
soCoRP0 EARTHQUAKE
SITUATION OVERDRhWN
Not Over Dozen People Have Left
Town - Inhabitants Sleep in Open
Air--Reports Exaggerated.

Jas.G. McNary. editor OF The Optic,
returned yesterday afternoon from a
trip Of several days duration to San.
"a Fe and points in the southern part
Of the territory. Mr.. McNary spent
a part of day In socorro and found
the damage resulting from the earth
quake TO be very slight indeed. In
fact he says visitor could spend
a day in the city and never guess that
its repose had been rudely disturb.
ed by one or two hundred shakes
within the space of two weeks. The
absence Of chimneys on the major.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
CAVALRY WILL SOON
ARRIVE IN Las VEGAS
Third Squadron d Firth Cavalry
Marching to This City From Their
Quarters st Fort Winuase.

The third squadron Of the Fifth
Cavalry In command Of Major y. W.
Foster is marching overland from n.
Wingate to this city on their way TO
". ID. A. Russell, wyo., 10 attend
the army maneuvers at that place
next month. The troop of cavalry,
Consisting Of go men with rheir
officers. have Just left Albuquerque
on their way To this city. which they
expect to reach In about eight days
and they will then take the train 70
complete their journey.
They are taking II easy and not
tryixs TO break any records. The
practice march will be 31I miles In
length by the road 10 be traversed
and IL expected to prove invaluable
in hardening up the troops and i'm.
proving their efficiency. The Fifth
Cavalry Is composed Of stalwar, and
good looking young soldiers all burn.
ed brown as Indians by exposure 10
the wind and sun Of the plains.
The third squadron includes troops
NJ. !. l. and K--'Milk," Is is expected
the F. wingate contingent will be
;smiliarly known by theiy fellow sol.
diers at Fl. Russell.
The third squadron left Fl. Win.
gate Sunday. July Is. a week ago.
Owing to the deep sand II is said
they have hardly had their horses
out Of a walk and the going is rather
laborious, especially In such blister.
ing hot weather. They have been
making about twenty miles a day or
less. The squadron camped at La.
guna on the 18th.
They will return here about Octo-
her 18th and viii return overland
from this city TO the fort.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
GOV. hAGERnAN VlS.
HOR IN Las VEGAS
ctsiEF EXECUTIVE ARRIVES IN A
PRIVATE CAR ON NO. sEWtll
STAY MEME UNTIL TOMORROW

Hon. J. J. Hsgermsn and Mrs.
HaseTman u Roswell and Mrs. Wal.
ter rsrxsii of Chicago passed through
Las Vegas last night in the Hager.
man private car attached 10 No. 6. en-
route from Santa Fe 10 Colorado
Springs.
Governor Hagerman accompanie !
the party as far as this city, He is a
guest at the castaneda and expects
10 remain In Las Vegas until wsdnes.
day noon. The governor made q trip
over the Scenic highway today with
Jas. q. MeNary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

The hsgEe. laig ss-Qaasa wIlEea
saina Nas taken tll last nighr Prsna-
aaEs aeiixssy followed. causing .
gk0aa aAF1aghoat Holland d sas an.
naaResG sodsy thaH she sssec1aiiesn ot
q nhsar so shs throne ~ this time will
a0s te realized.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
NEpnEMs MAY CONTEST
WilL o. NussEll SAGE

Ma YORK. July ss-The Herald 90.
aas ssgs that pTspsrs,ions fur CON.
tsssins the viii of Russell SAGE in the
sseat u lis proyisions nat being salts
factory % them have already been
made by his nephexS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

- - IT, asasss saA th@ pFsssnee
&C ssEts IN IT. EAnas ssFw sks aaay
stsaaae saSns II aAs ns.Aeas4ss
Tia BsSEAR aEs EsfWrxaay = aisaae
ss#x@as anG prefer sleeping ozs e
SsgsEs hast sAa assF q a0xen psagle
A4Ee asss Huxn- ~ press EssoFts ef
tAe esHasgs gssaa&Asg fNum tks saEss-
quake wsF~ sesy greatly exaggerated
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
HOLLY STAYS THE LIMIT:
BUT NEGRO GETS DECISION

Seattle. Wash. july a4.--joe Cans
was given the decision over Dave Hol.
iy. at Pleasant Beach last night after
battle that went the limit, twenty
rounds. Holly prevented Cans from
using his science by constantly clinch.
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
cRocEas GRATEFUL TO RoosE-
WELT FOR PURE FOOD STAND

Chicago. July 2i-Throash iss exec.
utiye committee. which met here yes
ierdas Ise!eeo members Of the Nation
al Retail Graeers association thanked
President Roosevelt for the stand he
took regarding the pure foed law re-
Gently passed by congress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
PHILIPPINE coMIssIoN
ADOPTS TRANSPORT SCHEME

Manila, lhly 2i.--The Philippine
commission has adopted resolution
favoring the scheme Of the Hawaiian
Planters association TO transport FIJI
ipino laborers and families 10 Ha-
wall to work on the sugar pIanta-
tons. 4 ..AaSa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
WIN. HockgFELlER HOME;
HIS hEALTH 10 Setter

New York, July "a. -- william
Rockefeller returned from Europe
a few days ago by way Of Quebec.
His health In better than when he
went away. He is at present at his
place In Tarrytown.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
SHOWS IMPROVED TONE

Boston. July 24.-The wool market
shows an improved tone and the mer-
chants sse hopeful of the future. A
factor in the better condition is the
good reports from yarn and fabric
manufacture. Fleeces are selling in
larger volume.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

viborg, July 2i.-During the night
members Of the outlawed Russian par
lament received word that two Of
their number had already been arrest
ed, namely Father Koyarkoff at voro-
nezh and NJ. kharlamoff. q Cossack,
at Rostovon- -theDon. Both koyarkoff
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
GOVERNOR SENDS SOLDIERS
TO PUNISH THE pUlJANEs

Manila. July Ex-Governor ide has
requested military aid to punish the
Puijanes In the province Of Leyte.
Two battalions Of troops have been
sent 70 the assistance OF the constab-
ulary. The island Is reported as
completely subdued. o.-..~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

81 Petersburg. July 2a-Prociama-
tions announcing that death sentence
has been imposed on the emperor.
General Terpoff. N. Pobiednosaseff,
who vas procurstor general Of the
holy synod. General orioff. "pacificst-
or Of the Baltic provinces. and 9th.
ers. has been scattered over part Of
Peterhof. The terrorists are said 10
have succeeded In mailing copies os
the sentence on the doors Of General
orloffs and General Trepoff's quar-.
tiers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
VOLCANIC ACTIVITY ExciTes
POPULATION OF sTRoMDoll

Palermo. July 24.-Stromboii volca-
no Is again active and the population
Of the Island Of Stromboli Is much ex-
cited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
rssxrserzs 4 O.. ana@s. n eAAs,

rherserxss & O.. ssnHss. "A esAs'
wax.
n. Nan. Asm.is%ss. ~ iasrsfswe. Esfrsrswy
mslmx s@~rkAasxF IN Aa4sa fmwn@ees
Z = - ssssa~ snd Iaas as coMzt
In sse ss.stax sa~ aeaek~sss xns ls-
cses senaanssnsiMg sh~n. ssii aaeAs
sse AasaFAan sshahstssn. "a ExEa's
roart.
yssssAsy. Sssy -
1saaa snssstEr - sae lrn1 xaa sse~a
iasifnts and ahs An~rsrxH iaSxisats
~ Nlnshs E4sxsnS~rs g The lz1xttasi<sn
ef csxtl E.xiassr& A ssisssbss - -
p~fs siii ~ r~s6 .sd dsseass~1 l.
In the sfEeTnos-a tker~ vii - fsaas
alternative yissss. /
T. To she saxkx ~ Mexxsx. Frxxen
q chslmers. limis@d. rnIsiax rasehsn,
cry. ~ Hrsth, sk~s~ The Amsssaxs sfsr
tssss sin h. snssTsxiassi II ianeAeus
~ the iassifssi.n a Niniax sEd Mst-
allnrxy. ..-..sassss..ss -
:. 10 the sosks a sks As@nrsslsd
Portland a~n@nt nasnufsrtar<rx tIsf~l
limited. a NnshfIs<s. ~ r
chsseh etsas sss vsssssss @
On susAsy .Jsiy =. sesfs vtii ~
reserved sor The Ans~rscax visitors q
IT, sftevsoos ns~tcai ssrvioe q o.
rssis Cathedral. Shea Arh1eacsn
Sinclair sili prsa<A Arrasoen~ats
vsii aiao ~ nAAs sor Am<ricsA visis.
On Sesirsss a attending she s<rsice
g IT, RsnAa Caah0ltc catke1ral q
Westminster and IN tAe aftssncoa sis
~ utli - arranged % sh~ Eard<as ii
the neyd nntsaic sneiety. ~ ~ x0o
lastcal ssctety. a tAs RaaslasA eiah.
Barnes. md u ~ Barlinsh00 clsh.
TA< Ansrscan Asi<saae vis.sns,
hsve b>es sSpoisled tesnp0sasy h0a-
orasy nseobsss of IL WAiteAall clsb.
- ~ r. A@rA~s's clsb. q sAe Royal
Gnctesiesf cish
r. us~k Soaio~ing ~ I0a1oa
m@etias T. % b aeydEs dto . souf Sn
IN Amssican visliosS 70 York. Ma.
dIesbrosgh. Newcastle osTyse. sslss.
sox and EdtnburRh. g foll0ws:
rrse II csmasmplatis~
The Americans VIM ieave L0odon
for York. Monday. July %. party viz.
isinx cadeby Main colliery under she
guidance Of W. " Chambers. the man.
aging director. Al York he Minister
Cathedral will be visited. and opg0rtu.
nifty VIII be afforded of inspecting the
objects of antionariaA interval, iAe No.
man remains. the mesiiaesal bars and
wallis. which still encircle ihe greater
part Of the eisy, and the Norman cas-.
t'e. w. sgsa 80 I
rsesdsy, July ~ '~'
The American party VII lproceed To
Teesside. where arrangements for the
Nsa aSt hmWR u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

81 Petersburg. July st-The wsy
has been prepared for miiisA dssa-
sorship by a proposition now under
consideration Al Petsrhof 90 create an
advisory council 10 assist the emper-
or. The plan which h foEedoomed 10
failure seems 10 BE- . deliberate plot
Of the court eamsriila. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
TRAIN PLuNGES
into Deep Lake
sEsEs lssEs Iosy. sEsEs sERs.
nUss sNsuaEo IN FAST
NAil NREcA-
FELL SEVENTY FEET
Too cssssk search oeeshs In VAN
Ser Ssessa Leeeseeaiss-s~scsss
Tssss Fss.-Sscmssssea saessssss
pissiesssy es Rssesins essssassfS

SszoSaa~. Wash. Isig ss-A stass
seysr lives were kssa. ses~n p@Esaas
sFs hart In sa~ grses u = tast msil
ere kafa in the wFee sof a fast mali
tsAin on tse Great sosshsFE rsilTos6
nile and . quarter east a Csmden.
Wsshineson. thirty five miaes east a
spokane. late yesterday afssrnoon.
sAen the i.cousosiss. mail. nzgTsse
and smoking cars Jeff the rails On esn
srxins from q tunnel and plunging
over seventy ieet Ao~n an smbsnk.
mens. we're submerged in the waters
u Diamond lake. spEeseing rails.
probably caused by sun kinks. IN Civ
sa a. the cause u the wreck.
Ths Osss
y. Edward Munson. engineer, Hi,l
yard. Washington.
Frank Bel. fireman. HiElysrd Wash
instos.
Charles Danner. mail clert. spo.
kane. washingson.
George n Strickland. express NEE
ssngsr.
George ", curties. iumherman. spor
kane. Washington.
T. J. Dollsow. Spokane. Washington
Unidentified man.
Two divers made several unsueesss.
fm attempts 10 find the locomotive
Part of the smoker. not submerged.
began To burn Immediately.
After the cars struck the water,
there vas increased difficulty In res.
ening the passengers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

Don Felix Esqnibel. a member Of
the grant board. IL In the city from
his home at San Geronimo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

sLs kharixna0ff distinguishes fhxa-
ssssss ey pseachsns n~soiasioa from
~ so<srsm n Ia e1riiaseGi-
Ansi-Jsw ossbrssAs oeeia
loscos Jsly ss.aA aispss~A 10 tn
RssssE Tei<xrapA coupssy sired o..
esss, v:A b. M. asss.
SsEi,Je~ish oussvexks have co.
m~acs1 here. A aumbes of prrsoas
have slready bs~n killed or vcnnded
Cs~aScks ana rosdes are plandsrias
deserted Jewish houses and shoss On
Sretnsi1 street shree Jews we're Nh.
ID and three Wounded In attempsias
To aei<nd their properly ~hils sAe 20
hoe pooAe1 ou- Another bloo1y CO.
fiks q reported 70 be b progssss =
Sf~sovais 4reet The shoie csty y =
\ panic. MANY Inhabitants are Ne
inc. Black hnsdreds are dlstributis9
biS,d thirsty procismsttons.
s - ..
ysws lssvs o6sses !
Ol<sSaJaiy 2s.--sertous disturtss-
ces took place In the remote quarters
Of Odesss laat nisht. TIE Jews sossht
refuge N the center of the city. Msay
hass len Odsss - I
AstSn u rserss Gsisas
scsnosice. Russian Poland. July 81.
--Simnlssneousiy ii noon yesferdsy.
hcIaks were thrown into four stores
of the sInrrr Sewing Machine comps.
ny hsfe and a, Bendsin. zswierxe and
cxsnstochau. wrecking them and
wcendink many persons. The bomb
thFcssrs were agents On the 30
ciAjssiic party. which made the Singer
ssseiHa Machine company an example
of What may happen 70 others for ~
4. as q esntsiease 10 tlrr nnlHtios-
sft cause. The Singer agent refused
20 give q certain sum for the benefit
Of the socialistic party and was told
that the shops would be destroyed. A
reign Of terror exists there.
Moscow Police BsffIed
Moscow. July 2i,-The police today
attempted 10 capture the delegates 10
the workmen's council but succeeded
In capturing only fourteen.
Slump Of Russian Securities
Paris, July 2t.-The Russian sitn.
alton ahsorhs the attention Of the Of.
ficials. the public and the press Of
Paris. and the effect IL peculiarly ap-
parent ON the bonrse. where tie
slump in Russian securities today NJ.
most caused panic. In official cir.
cles the dissolution Of parliament
was unexpected. some Of the latest
adyices reaching the foreign office In
dicatine the probability Of compro-
mise ministry in which the members
OF the lower house would participate.
Officials here are cautious IN Grill.
Ching the turn Of events owing tn
the political relations existing BE-.
tween France and Russia. but II Il
freely admitted that French senta-
ment universally condemns the dis.
solution of the representative branch
of parliament.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24

INFANT Hls FRIENk
'ssss>s~~see~s>D
Il snsa. Cos.

6M &*AAas Guss
Jaiy q. ISo<
t'ass Msrshsl. ISs ysxas. M.
Arrest IsAs~s Galleries.. ~
scan san : feet .. s yesrs 81.
lixhs eo0pl@~ssd. hsoseA scsr
isft ekeek. enf sr1r % f0s~.
bed. small hisek nsoasGacAs.
sesrs sccd sait rre~G elo9Ass
psohshiy os No ! sa1Ay.
Search train; has sassa
nosths baby with hia. has1
man and baby. charge ki1aan
ing. strs. ~
y > GDo RARR. aAsrssf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24
Demonstration Over OU1LAWED
DOUMA SUPPRESSED BY military

snrrssv oserArossHs PLAN oscssD TO FAILURE. exAs
AND sous eoussslloss sEAo r-sts -ssss. ssss rsssL
.Ess- IN HANDWRITING on rsG WALLS - eossysssAnos
EXISTS AND sussssssos o. sAcrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pAsEss sUssasssso. soss rllIsc - cossAcxs on
sra,ks-soas JEWISH ourssaaxs sssosrGo sson ooes
sA-s.Acx HUNDRED AcrwE-Aosccw po.cs sss pasv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-24


1he alleged ktdnapping q n ssevsa
moatAs' old saby - - fltGhe e ltS
father sith IN infant srun Helbsuok.
colosa6o. 10 The hou~ q ~ nofhes
ID y Paso. Texax. uss iatefripeod Il
Las Vegas yesterday vh<a No l n
rived n the SANTA " slafioa. shsa
CITY Marshal Bsa coi~s appreAende1
Isabel Cslderon. the Nexica1 rsserre1
70 In The shcss telegram. caId~roa
had the Infant with him. Iaksr -
WA lodged In The ctr JAN peadias
further developments. The infAsf was
taken In charge hy 0ffic~r Kelly. vko
took II % his home on Railroad ave
nue.. There the cooling. prxttiinx nah~
was taken care u by Mu KSlly. n
slept In the Kelly habe's crib lase
nIght and the two little strangers serv
friends at oaee. =. s@ ss..
caI6sseo Iekea naek
raiderpn spent sie~risss riktt IN
Jail. He WAS disturbed over the ab.
sence from him N the infant. Todsy
Sheriff Barr of otero. county. Coiorar
do. reached Vegas ON No. 1. Vie car
ried warrant for Caideron. which
charged him with kidnapping the
child and an assault npon co.eiia Al.
ona. The warrant was ssorn out BY
Josefita Aroma. the girls mother. The
sheriff had no extraditicn papers, but
the prisoner consented tn accompany
him back 10 In Junfa. roloraao. 10
face the charges. The infant was ear
ried 70 City Marshal Coles office. II
cried for IFS father when 4 woman ~
peared with Il In her arms. The fath-
er's face frightened percept'hly at
sight of the child. I
Fsttss u intsrviswed
ca'deroa tsld The Optic this morn
Ing 10 brokeu EnGlish that he was tn
route 10 "a ra1o Texas. He statsd he
once l0ved Cecilia, the child's mother
with whsn ~ lived for uhile Il
Holbrook. fooeteen miles from n Jun
Ia. He admlt1sd hsyin sasssulted the
mother 70 secure custody of the child
and intimated that he locsGi her In
a room to effect his escane and PIE
vent Ter from interfering with him by
raising an alarm. He says his moth
er lives at COZ Campbell avenue. II
Paso. He left home to secure the In
fant. He had S35 and an unused tick
et from Trinidad to a nearby town
when searched at police headquarters.
The officers assume he used this es q
blind to throw them Of his trail. He
tc,s u different routs 10 El P1sa than
the one his ticket was good on. II had
originally been round trip contract.
Ca'e.ron is slight appearing
young man. unmarried. hut he has a
bit Of bravado about his demanor and
did not appear to be. disturbed over
his arrest
The alleged offense is said to have
been committed on July 10.
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81. Petersburg. July 2s.--~it is al.
ready certain that CONSERVATION sx.
lists In the upper spheres over tne
magnitude of tle task they have as
sumed. Ali the old bureaucratic ma.
ehinery Of suppression has been plac.
ed In operation TO prevent an explo
sion. Domieiliary searches continns
In all" quarters The capital prisons
are already filling and the old blind
system of attempting 20 conceal from
the people what Is happening has
been adopted. Censorship of the
press has been reestablished. accom-.
panied by wholesale confiscation of
new papers.
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cossaeks Strike

AT two meetings last night. Cos
sacks sent 10 disperse them refused
openly to do so and fraternized with
the workmen. II is feared an upris
ing in Odessa is but the first OF a
series OF anti,Jewish outbreaks.
Many local authorities consider dis.
solution Of parliament a repressive
meas:rc and a signal for unl"osing
the nobs on liberals and revolution
lists alike. Revolutionary emissar.es
are scattering TO the country and ~.
pee, TO induce the peasants 10 rise
up alul6t In a body.
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The American party VII lproceed To
Teesside. where arrangements for the
visit have been made by the commit.
tee. consisting Of Sir Hugh BELL. Bart.
tCoasiuued 90 pare 81
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Odessa July 2t.--sertous disturbss-
ces took place In The remote quarters
Of Odessa laat nisht TIE Jews soasht
refuge IN sne center of the city. Msay
ha,. icfs Odsss. - Il n
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Moscow Police Bsffled

Moscow. July 2i,-The police today
attempted 10 capture the delegates 10
the workmen's council but succeeded
In capturing only fourteen.