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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
PREACHED FUNERAL
SERMON HE DREAMED

Newark. ~ j., Sept. S.-Rev. Os-
car II. Brauns. pastor Of the first
German Lutheran church. announced
yesterday before he began the funeral
services over the body of Miss Frances
Lorna Wadworth that he would preach
as nearly as possible the same SER
mon he delivered in, Iream two
months ago, He said Just two months
prior to the drowning OF Miss Wad'
worth in the surf at Bradley Beach
he dreamed she was before him dead
and he. preached her funeral sermon
from the text: BE ready also"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
Big SHOW BETTER
THAN ITS PROMISE


The Sait Lake Daily Herald, largest
and most conservative paper IN Utah,
speaks In the highest prais. q the big
Sells, Floto Shows thst come TO IAs
Vegas next "Wednesday. ",
n has been std that when sou
one circus YOU se nil oircnses. mean
ing that they are all alike. This may
he true Of the general run of such, en-.
tertainmenis. There may be bigger
Companies ON the road. there may be
some with more canvas tents. more
lemonade yenders. more sellers Of pop
corn aud palm leaf fans. but certainly
there are none with greater variety
LOT wholesome entertainment. The
seils.Fioto SHOW Is called the circus
beautiful" II an entirely clean ner'
formance. IL spickandspan wagons.
attentive employees. courtesy 10 the
public and compliance with all tho
advance promises make a 'circns
lheamtiful.s' then the Sells. Floto com
lbination IL entitled to the descriptton
The big tent was iilled 70 its Cd
pacity nj tho performance yesterday
afternoon and evening. and IT, there
was one dissatisfied spectator be fall
| I'd 10 make hin presence known. From
beginning to end The circus is worth
seeing. The menagerieS IL complete
and the program contains about ey.
erything that Is worth seeing In the
circus line. A speeiti feature is made
Of the trained animals. the acromatics
and the clowns. and alI Of them are
excellent r. J"
Specially notable Is the performance
Of the five Potters, a family Of aero
bats that surpasses anything in It's
line ever seen here. The double twist
ing somersault done by the P0tters
In the air while swinging from one
trapeze TO another. and various other
feats. were real novelties hi
Id addition there we're remarkable
slack and tight wire performances BY
the famous Eddy family that accom-
plish entirely new and dangerous
feats. The trained animals were III
good. and the clowhg, q whom there
were some thirty odd. kept the audi
ence in an uproar Of laughter with
their antics. s~ @s1.
The Sells-rloto show won home
Tor ITSELF" as the saying goes. some
time ago In these parts Its enlarged
successor promise to more than keep
up the good work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

Rome, ssss. s-franeis Naster
wssn.. . German. ~ss tssaay eleetsa
x~nsrai of the society b. n eongE"ga'
lion u the COMPANY Of Jesa. In sue.
cessson to the lass Father Martin, A
messenger ~ss dispatched 10 the vat.
lean 10 inform rho pop. ot the choice.
which. 10 heeome sft.~tss. requires
papai sanesian.
Tao halluas ser. tskrn Aefnr* the
choic. was made
When Father Alfred Maers.ns. pro.
suFaiaF general nf the Jesaiss. inform
I'll r1pe Plus Of the euimpany's choice
the ssDntiff expressed great satisfae
tion.
lie IN Just the maan fitted fo~ the
trs.1nn.' said the pope. lie ehs~gs.i
fs.hsr MaeEtens 10 take Ia General
weTns. the apostolic greeting and an
atI.e,iInats letter which he wrots-.
Declared Hes Not Worthy
Father wernEss comment upon his
slsct'on WAS; God. am not w..rtly
td: Thy viii aud that Of 81. lgnatie 3
h.. che.
falier NernG vas born 10 Ruth.
Nell wnrtemburg. Dcc.mbsr 9. iss..
| ani 4, the age of Il Year, en- y IA
the society of which he VAS today
| chosen the head. HE has been rector
Of the Gregorian university since 1904
and has published series NJ books
dealing with the most profound aues.
tions of eanonical law. He h reeog.
niEed in church circles as progress.
i've man and II h predicted that his
election as general of the company ol
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
FEAST OF oRAToRY AND
MUSIC At THE DUNCAN

At the Duncan opera house
tomorrow evening the Good
Government League will be ad-
dressed by Governor Fl. J.
Hagerman and O" A. Larrazolo.
There will be special musicefea.
lures, including solo by
Miss Mae Farmer of St. Louis.
sister of DR.. P. ]. Farmer,
manager Of the Montezuma
ranch resort. The program
promises a feast of oratory and
music and 1t is confidently ex-
pected that a representative
audience will be present. Mem
bership in the Good Govern
ment league is not confined to
the city and town, but includes
the entire county, contrary to
an impression which prevails.
What the speakers will have
to say tomorrow night con
Germs every citizen. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
HalE OLD SENATOR MALE
TO MAKE HIS ONLY. spEEcts

Portland. Ne. Sept. A.-The Maine
political eampaign closes today with
many rallies. SPEAKER Cannon viii
speak nj Ellsworth tonight with Sen
aior Eag.ne Hale. who delivers his
only speech u Ihe campaign.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
BRYAN CALLED BOSS LIAR" DECLARES He
EXPECTED such An ATTACK FROM SOURCE
WREN Nc Will ISSUE FURTHER
STATEMENT SULLIVAN SAWS LOT or THINGS Meuchinc
ssPANs DISHONESTY JACKSON oAs BANQUET AND TEtts
pEMocRsT Nc Is

llneoan. sept s-'fon can exIsc,
that kind nj an stEash fruln that kind
of people,'' said William J. arH nm To-
day regarding the attack made nhssl
him Las. night by Roger sullivan i.
Illinois. who called pryan the beaas
liar and challenged him 10 prove bis
trBthsalneSs. his sincerity and his
hnnesss Bryan said b erouid nw sas
just ~hen b. would issue a iaFtheG
statement regarding she Illinois siim
alton.
Sullivan Says Things
Rns.F e. saivan. member from
Illinois Of the Satioisl Democratic
committee. I'm lengthy statement In
which he replies 10 the recent attacks
made upon him by Mr. Bryan. says in
art:
TN his jefferson club banquet
Speech in Chicago Tuesday evvening
William ]. Bryan again saw III Ia make
me the excuse fur exploiting his new
ambition to convert the democratic
party Of the United States into an
aulOcracy. with himself upon the die
iator's throne regret that ne has
done ~ as would regret any incident
or circumstance tending toward dis
cord in the democratic party. II por
,ions of Mr. Bryan's sptech mean any
thing, they mean that h. would rather
have his own way than have the dem
ocrats elected to congress or any 9th
..r office.
As n democrat regret that Mr.
Bryan's rule ar ruin disposition has
has led him 10 make such "a misus.
nf his Influence But, In No far as Mr.
Bryan's hanquet spl".ch applies IL
M" personally. TO nay character. IL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
2 KILLED, 10 INJURED
IN RAILWAY COLLISION
Engineer Dillon Fatally injured -
smssh-up Occurs on Bridge Over
Fish Creek, Near Wheeling, w. Va.

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. S.-Two
persons were killed and ten ;Bjarei
In a head-on collision Of passenger
trains at Woodland. twenty-four miles
south Of here. on the Ohio river divis.
ion Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road today. The trains came togeth.
er on the bridge over Fish crek.
Richard Parsons and Edward Wan
gel. firemen, are dead and Engineer
Dillon is fatally injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

Headquarters Republican =, Centrai
Committee. Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sep
-tember Sth. 1906.
Pursuant to authority of the repub-
lican territorial central committee. J..
the undersigned. chairman OF the ter
ritorial republican central committee
of New Mexico. do hereby call a con-
vent ton TO be held at the hour Of $50
D. m.. at the Duncan opera house. in
the city of Las Vegas. ON the 10Th day
OF September. 1906, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for delegate
| to the sixtieth national congress and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
CONCENTRATED HOO Hoos
CONVENE At OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City, Sept, s.-The con-
centrated order Of Hoo Hoos met here
today IN annual convention which viii
continue until next Wednesday. 7#
Over two thousand members are ex-
pected to attend.
Baltimore. Denver. Niagara Falls
and Cleveland are asking for the next
years convention and each has an en-.
lthnsiastic delegation here *9
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
EMPLOYMENT NoN.uNloN
COULDN'T FEAzE STRIKERS

San Francisco. Cay. Sept. S.-Des-
pite President Calhoun's determine.
ton to retain the strike breakers In
his employ. members OF all unions re.
Gently OF a strike against the United
Railways except the stationary fire
men voted today to return to work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
DEFICIT or s6,577.s2o IN
LEGAL RESERVE FUND

New York. Sejt. s.-Statement Of
the clearing house banks today show,
I'D II deficit in the legal reserve re-
quired Of S6.s77.92o. This Ii said ia
be- the largest defici. In the legal rc'
serve since 1893 when II VAS neets.
sary To issue bank certificates
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

No proxies will be allowed except
when such proxies are held by bona
fide residents of the county from
which said delegates may have been
elected. l.
All county conventions for the cleo
lion Of the delegates from the various
counties are hereby required to be
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

BIG CELEBRATION
At GAlLlNAS PARK

All Is IN readiness for the
big celebration at Gillinas
park tomorrow afternoon. No
charge vii ! be made other
than car fare. The ball game.
races and concert by two bands
will be absolutely free. The
celebration was originally In
tended for Labor Day. but ow.
ing to weather conditions had
TO be postponed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

GERMANS eovcoTT
eEER At NEW PRICE

, Frankfort on the Main. Ger.
. many. Sept. S.--The brewers
. are discharging employees In
D great numbers. The city II beer
. dry, owing to the public boy
. cott Of the brewers, who stick
. To the increased price Of the
. beveridge. Cider In taking the
. place Of beer. The discouraged
3 employees are taking the ranks
. of the boycotters. Much com.
. plaint Is made by the people
. who have been deprived OF
. their favorite drink.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

Oakland, Cal. Sept. s.--The state
convention Of the independence lea
que nominated william K. Lansdon
for governor and provided for placing
of a full state ticket In the field.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
TO-DAY OR NEVER FOR
FOUR CUP AspiRkNTs

Marbieheah. Sept ~ With the New
York yacht Vim" having two s!eta
ries aud the Boston boat Aux one.
II was today ar never for the o,her
four asnirants for the Roosevelt cup.
including three German ehalIengers.
Under the conditions only the winner
In the fourth race could cansiue In the
contest
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
BULLETIN

isuaney. England. Sept -
Cambridge tim. - minutes is
seconds. The record for the
course IL u minutes and u
seennds. made b. oxford I'm
lass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
OHIO JUDGE oveRRULEs =
RockEFELLER's PLEAs

Findlay, Ohio, Sept. g.
Judge Banker today oyerruled
the motions to quash Informs
tons filed against John d.
; Rockefeller and all Standard
oil cases. Pleas In abatement
were filed in each case and all
were overruled and the defend
ants given until next Tuesday
To- file motions. ~. !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
c0WEN7noN


held not later than the 26th day Of
80
September.
A meeting Of the territorial republi-
can central committee is hereby call.
ed to assemble at the Duncan opera
house, Las Vegas. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock a. M, on the 2sth day Of Sep
tember, 1906. 10 transact any and all
business that may properly come be-
fore it. r. -
i H. o. BuRSuM, Chairman.
+ c. W sAFFoRD. SECRETARY. y
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08

for the purpose Of transacting suc1
other business as may properly come
before said convention.
The various counties of the terrific
ry are entitled to representation in
said convention as follows:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
FRANCIS XAVIER WERNl, A GERMAN,
ELECTED GENERAL OF JESUS SOCIETY
SUCCEEDS FATHER nAsriN VINO DIED MAY sAl~
lors TAKEN eEFoaE CHOICE IS MAoE-eopE DECLARES hEs
well Esoucn POSITION AND SENDS APOSTOLIC GREET,
ING - wRoTE on cASosIeAl LAW. a=~%.@ Ez@

I..sas win result b the Infusion %
new life imlo fhs organization,
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06
TO HAVE CHARGE OF THE
SUMMER lAYGR0UN0S

Assignments of directors and instruc-
tors for the summer Fairgrounds have
been made by the supervisor. Miss Mary
]. O'Connor, as follows:
Benefit street school-Dlrectors. Court
land +. Cady; Instructors, Miss Della NJ.
Hayden and Miss Eta l.. Paris
Courtland street echool-Directors Dan
iel r. Reagan instructors, Miss Martha
Manchester and Miss Abbie A. Hawkes..
Public street school-Director, Miss
Ellen NJ. Angel. instructors. Miss Mary
A. ID. Brennan and Ely Il. Palmer.
Elm street school-Director, Miss Ade-
laide j. Flemming; instructors. Miss
Helen l.. McCaffrey and Mance w. Tai
colt
American street school-Director, Miss
Marie E Powers: instructors. Miss Made
line *. Johnson and Haywood NJ Butler
Charles street school-Director. Miss
Mary +. Moore; instructors, Miss Mary
a Carpenter and Frederick w. O'Connor
- -Chalkstonc avenue school-Drector
Franklin r. Cushman. instructors Miss
Anna NJ. Killian and Miss Mary W. Hall.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06
THE ALDERMEN HOLD Up
TECHNICAL HIGH MONEY
Question Raised Legality Of Additional Appropriation
Greatly Needed Complete the Work, and the Matter
Is Referred the Mayor and Finance Committee and
May Be Acted Upon Finally at Special Meeting Of
City Council

ment was called 10 the place early In
June and the owner was notified 10 put
ii into proper condition at once. Hen
nessey being ordered TO move at the same
time
Nothing was done toward carrying
out the orders OF the health officet and
yesterdays action by DIR. Chaplin was
taken as a last resort
The resolution of the board OF aldermen
when passed will empower the CHER On
police To remove the tenant at once and
close the house
The petition OF William p. Sheffield, for
the abandonment OF a portion OF Sackett
and Garfield Streets, was referred to the
committee on streets.
A petition from McCabe & Bibler TO
locate and operate steam boiler for the
construction OF the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad tunnel was
granted.
The claims OF Charles Amos for injuries
and william Darby. Mary A. Darby. Rose
Darby. and OF William and Mary A. Dar-
by Jointly. for damages by reason OF the
flooding OF the cellar at their home on
Handy street on May 90 were referred
TO the committee on claims.
The following schedules OF bills were
allowed: City Sealer. s2l3.95; health de-
partment. $S342l; Inspector OF milk, s1O54
poor department. 800.
~ TtSoluIloll was passed III concurrence
appointing DR. Eugene +. King deputy SUI
perintendent Of health.
Thomas +. and William Cullinan were
granted permission to build a barn on
Marion avenue
The petition OF II. ID. Burgess ct al for
Welsbach gas light on Durfee street
was referred TO the committee on lights.
The petition OF Frank r. Wallace and
wife for permission to erect a barn al rs
Bernard street was not granted
The petition OF Thomas Thompson ct al.
for sewer I'm Mount Pleasant avenue
was referred TO the committee on sewers
The petition OF the Anthony & Cowell
Company for si13.2O for damages caused
by an employe OF the water works turn
ing water I'm Snow street block I'm place
OF turning IL off I'm Chapel street block
was referred TO the committee on claims
The claims OF James H. Lee and Simon
Sapoirtz for damages were referred To the
committee on claims, as was the claim
OF Hyman Yaffer for $500 damages due
to toe defective condition of n city sewer
The claims OF Edward r.. Collier. s. 90:
Mrs. Bernard Mcdonald. 1915; Miss Mar
garet Leonard s24O. and James NJ. Deg
nan, $40. for loss OF fowl were referred
TO the committee on damages under the
dog law.
Jurors to the number of 4s6 were then
drawn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06
NEWPORT YOUNG
MAN DROWNED
NEAR SHORE

Hamilton McKeown Twombly. Jr., the
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs ii. Nick. Twom-
bly, OF New York and Newport, was
drowned last evening while bathing In
Big Squam lake. near Holderness. n. II.
Young Twombly, who is Is years OLD,
went TO New Hampshire three weeks ago
with several others who had charge OF a
dozen or more boys I'm humble circum-
stances. who were sent into camp at the
expense OF the Groton School or Groton
Mass, from which Twombly was gradu-
ated last month.
Twombly started to swim from the
camp to earns cove, one mile distant.
and had gone a short distance from the
shore when he was seized with cramps
lie was seen by several OF the other
he disappeared from view.
The body was recovered within short
time: and several of the young mans
relatives arrived this morning for the
purpose OF taking the body 10 Newport
Twombly was very popular with the
boys at Groton and those at camp. Since
his stay at the lake he had entered the
mer. lie intended TO enter Harvard next
fall.-
III. Nick. Twombly, Jr., was an only
son. He Is survived by two sisters. Miss
Ruth and Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden.
His mother was Florence Vanderbilt.
daughter OF the late William ". Wander
bit, and sister OF the late Cornelius Van
derbllt.
Many OF the families at Newport in
victim of the unfortunate occurrence will
abandon the festivities OF the season. The
news OF his death created sensation
among the cottagers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06
ALBEE COMPANY NOTES

When There and Back" IN which the
Albee company will appear at Keiths
next week, was originally produced I'm
New York. II was pronounced "far and
away the best farce comedy OF the sea-
SON" The play Is certainly the funniest
In the Albee companys list. and judging
by the large advance sale. theatregoers
are eager for an evening OF hilarity.
There Is sure to be a big throng OF the
fair sex at Keith's next Tuesday after
noon, for. after the matinee performance
OF There and Back" the ladies OF the
Albee company will hold reception and
tea I'm the green foyer at the rear OF the
orchestra floor. to which all ladies pres
ent are invited. Miss Reimer will intro
duce the new members ~ the company.
while the other ladies will pour and serve
refreshments. Miss Relmer Is the only
original member OF the Albee company
now here
one OF the brightest features OF "Rme
Jeans" at Kcths this week Is Mr.. Hil-
liards impen~onation OF the country hoy
Ike Hanklns. His makeup and charac-
terization are SO absurdly funny that even
his fellow players are frequently moved to
mirth. IL Is especially iaughable when
Mr.. Hilliard Initiates everything Mr. In
gerson does at the supper scene Mr.. In
gersoll leads Mr.. Hilllard a merry dance
FOR no matter what the leading man does
Mr. Hilliard must do likewise
Mabel Moore Of the Albee company Is
constantly giving new evidence OF her
ability; and II she Is ever given n big
part Il is foregone conclusion that she
viii be genuine surprise to those who
have not seen any demonstration OF her
versatility. Her speciality In "Blue Jeans"
titf- week with MIR. NtCandcr Is rcmarka-
bly, well done
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06
SKY WAS ABLAzE
AND $4,000 SAID
''0H'S' AND ''AH'S"

Between $4,000 and 30, 900 persons en-
joyed the citys postponed exhibition Of
Pains fireworks. with accompanying
concert by Fay's band at Roger Williams
Park last evening.
IL was the most elaborate and un-
doubtedly the most brilliantly fascinating
spectacle of the kind this city has seen.
the selection Of the lake as the locality
for the display contributing very greatly
20 its effectiveness and unique character.
q. T. Skin. the agent OF the fireworks
company. gave the order to start the
FIRST bombs soon after $ o'clock; and then
for more than an hour followed an almost
continuous performance Of red and yellow
and green and blue clusters OF lights. re-
leased from exploding bombs floating
high above the heads of spectators and
interspersed with set pieces
Two comic set pieces that furnished
much amusement were those represent
ing the mule. Maud. kicking her heels
vndictively and figure Of an acrobat
that performed with agility on n horizon
tai bar Another was n blazing portrait
of George Washington. with the inscrip-
tlon First In Peace. First In War and
First In the Hearts Of His Countrymen."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-06

I'he board OF aldermen yesterday ar
ternoon held up the $4,000 appropriation
for the Technical high school by refer
ring II TO the finance committee ana
Mayor Dyer for further consideration.
The $4,000 request was made TO the al
dermen at it's regular session, prior 10
than an executive session was held az
which there was riscussion OF the
situation.
The committee reported that much
more expense than was originally esti-
mated was caused by having 10 make
unforeseen alterations and additions TO
the old building. and that the expense
had been Increased by holding back
work until after the school season
closed
According to one member OF the finance
committee. there is a possibility that the
extra appropriation OF $4,000 may De de-
clared Illegal. because about 10000 OF
that amount. according To estimates pre-
sented by architects Is TO be used I'm re-
firing and replumbing the old building.
The proposed use OF the money comes
under a legislative act authorizing the
city OF Providence to hire money for
building and furnishing new school
houses.
About $4,000 OF the sum asked for Is
for additional Equipment in the new sec
tion OF the building.
The amount thus far spent I'm remodel
ing the building by the city Is $4,000
Aldermen Presbrey. Cook and Dunn
were not disposed To grant the extra
$4,000 appropriation. and upon their mo-
tion the matter was referred TO the mayor
and the finance committee.
Unless the mayor calls a special se-.
sion OF both branches OF the city coun-
Gil, n report cannot be made until the
meeting OF the aldermen in August. AS
the work cannot be done between that
time and September. IL Is the belief that
special meetings will be held.
owing TO the failure of parties I'm in
ferest TO record the cancellation OF notes
amounting TO about 5000 on the land
desired by the city for the Eighth Ward
room, City Solicitor Baker reported
that he could not approve the title for the
land. The whole matter was laid over
until the next meeting I'm August.
An unusual petition was presented by
-pfl-GAaFles N.-ehartffs- superintendent IF
health. requesting that the board order
the premises at AZ Helme street. occu
pied by Michael w. Hennessey vacated.
The house is i'm wretched condition.
there being no sanitary conveniences.
and is declared UNFIT for habtation as
well as dangerous TO the health OF its
occupants and neighbors.
The attention OF the health depart.