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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

The Irish Standard has been informed
by it's president. DIR. G. H. Moloney,
that Division No. /, A. O. II. of Belle
PLANE. mt regular meeting held on
the 9Th inst. donated fifty dollars to
aid in the relief Of their brethren in
California who have suffered from the
late catastrophe The amount was i'm
medatcly forwarded to the designated
national officer by the county presi-
dent, Il. ]. Leonard. The Belle Plaine
division. it may he added, is always
to the fore in any deserving nb;e"'.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

Was the objection to Father Sher-
mans trip from Chattanooga to At
lanta political or religious? asks the
True Voice. The dispatches hint that
no objection was made to others ira
versing the route. Bigotry seems to
be stronger than political prejudice in
strange that the president yielded to- 1t
so easily.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

Compared with the generous gift
to the fund for the relief of mis- fell
low tOwlsmcn the contribution of
Rockefeller is paltry. MIR. Phclan lost
many millions in property through the
fire yet he contributed one million Of
what he had left. Mr.. Rockefellcr's
fortune exceeds Mr.. Phelan's by hum
drcds OF millions. and his contribution
was 100000.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

Nicholas d. Moylan, who lad the dis
tinction Of having fired the first shot
in the engagement Of Admiral Dcwcy's
famous squadron in Manila bay. which
ended in the destruction OF the Span-
isl, fleet, died in St. Joseph's hospital,
New York. Of consumptior, last Tues
day. Young Moylan was of Irish par
entase. born IN New York, and was one
Of the brrtvest of the brave who fought
in the Spanish War.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

The editor of the Catholic Union
and Times. of Buffalo, says: THE
the paper always sends in the most
gushing marriage notice and hopes for
the most elaborate obituary." Buffalo
is not alone in this. 1t is fair to say
that all Catholic publications, more or
less, have to face this ilcpudent and
insolent practice
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

Now and then evidence comes to
the fore that some people who write
do not always thoroughly understand
some of the subjects they write about.
In one of the Radical journals of the
hour we find the following. says the
Syracuse. y. V. Catholic: Maxim Gorky
has been turned down on account of
his deserving his family and travelling
with divorced woman. But Ne fail
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

It has been recently given out that
c. NJ. Pond, former Judge of the dis
trict court of Hennepin county. or
i. G. Winston might be prevailed upon
to oecOne the candidate for lieutenant
governor on the Democratic ticket in
the coming election. Splendid timber.
would be hard to find Il better choice.
but it is more than probable that an
other guess will have to be made. DEM
ocrats of Hcnnepin county do not seem
to be falling over each other to any
extent with a view Of getting on the
ticket for any position.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

Blushing. she hid her face on her
fathers shoulder.
He loves me-" she breathed.
Wants to marry you, hey?" the old
man grunted.
Yes, papa"
Whats his income?'
She started.
Il don't KNOW" she murmured, "but
coincidence is very strange
What coincidence?" asked her faith
err.
Clarence" she answered. asked that
very same question about your in
come"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

and dishonest agitators that harm is
done to the cause of organized labor.
The action of the united mine workers
proves that labor is able to act as in
diligently as employers.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

would have less criticism for the re-
pressive measures that are from time
to time employed by the Russian gov
eminent.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-12

3 IF the Federation of Catholic Soci-
cites, as at present conducted, We're
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-29
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot reach
the seat of the disease. Gatarrh is a blood OF
constitutional disease, and In order To enre It
yon must take internal remedies. Hail 8
Gafarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
It was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in sIais country for years. and is a regular pre-
seription. It is composed of the best tanics
known. com bined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination af the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in cur
ing catarrns Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY ts 90. Props. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are tie best.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-29
THE WORLDS NEWS.
Flashes Of the Telegraph Wires From
Near and Far.
Score of Negroes Killed in Race Riot at
Atlanta-Death and Destruction Fol-
low Explosion of Car of Dyna-
mite-Exit Dowie.


h.lll wy : SA7 snoeAs aefs q pefiencea
= nl0Aloo anu : dne9.
no oslfiise assleasaon q opssin i as
sun1as serious pfopofllohs'
ne bllaisla paliia anlens VIII % re-
ques1eo g, ~ pass 2 Meao-Anspeceloh la"'
!. ~ l,oiise oaff'aeks - aeislngIofs,
lniana' Nefs ' ha1n1esu oY terfoflsts.
fouf soWns = Inc norshern porslon
= 4aAol - sanu' - "efs aesafoseo
~ 9 y pnooa'
11o 20 - sias. 7salis sh1o vi 1sa1'-
panS 90 " hi1alg, lna., ssraek Iof
Alsnei y Wases
- oaAo1 - oeihss niale W oase s1is7
= aoel - lele7 VI ooaapany rom 1ns
sea's ~ ieAas. 81
9 hliltoh-aollar summer resort win
~ ereoaeu ae : alhee6o beaen, near
aoolles Ala.
lAe sehen annual convention OF the
League o. american Munlcipahties
vas hslo aG ofiicago.
ihlfey-dWo stuaents OF the Armour
lns'l1ate o. leennoIogy, az ,Cn1eagos
were arrested Tor hazlng.
congressman ROBERT Hlbt, OF tilt
nols, dlea al MS summer nome a6 N ar
ragansett, Il. L, aged q years.
Inc centennial anniversary OF the
discovery OF Plke's peak was ceie-
ofated at Colorado springs, Col.
Ihe sultan OF Turkey IS reported to
De suffering from cancer @ the KID
neys, and may not live another year.
Eight men were Killed N q collision
between 1relghb tralns On Inc mexican
central fsallroad near Gallego, Mex
lco.
Inc chinese government issued an
edle6 ordering the aooIlhlon OF me use
OF opium, 10th foreign and natlve'
within the next ten years.
Several persons were Killed and ad-
Jaeen5 properly damaged TO the e1-
tent OF sooo,0oo by the explosion OF q
car OF dynamite at Jeilaco, Tenn.
The department OF agriculture Will
send chronological experts TO Louis
lana, MISSISSIPPI ana Arkansas 20
aid IN Inc hghs against the cotton Doll
WeeVll.
Reports rom Hong Kong, onlnao
are 60 the eHect ina fully lo,ooo lVes
were lost N OF last week > terrible
typnoon disaster. Inc property
loss Will approximate Szo, ooo, ooo.
GraVe agfaflan dlsoraefs nave
broken oat In tne province OF slaska a.
fsass1a' tne center OF olseafoanee De-
ing tne lmportans district OF MANU-
lsh, WIN a populaeloh % over 1oo,ooo'
Inc american hospllal ana Ifain.
ing oehoo1 ior y afses, 11ss eseaolisaed
az 1onsbahelnol1e' = aFksy by 1t.
lnomas ,. saff1ngeon' OF new IorK'
was pufhsa 70 Tue GROUND Oh ehe eVe
OF us Iofnal opening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-29
AROUND THE STATE.
Items of Interest eulred From the
Louisiana Press.
Shreveport After Medical Department OF
state uniyersity-sta Pension Board
Considering 500 a applications
for Pensions-New Bank.


for Pensions-New Bank.
A bank capitalized at S15, 900 vii
shortly be established at Vaudeville
Thirty one districts Of Winn parish
will pay s25, $50 81 in special sehooI
taxes this year.
A colony of japanese rice farmers
may be established at some point in
| Acadia parish.
| CaterpiIlars are damaging the cot
tor crop in VermilIon parish to a
considerable extent.
/ v. H. Bass, proprietor of a saloon
at Alexandria, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head.
The state board of agriculture and
immigration will issue its quarterly
crop report during tke#seoming week.
The Louisiana Synod of the Presby-
terlan Church will hold its annual
meeting at Baton Rouge Nov. Is
to 10.
Five membe CT the school board
Of East Feliciana parish resigned at
the request of the state board of edu-
cation
Harry Mattel, a rice farmer residing
at Prairie Hayes, Acadia parish, was
seriously burned Whiles starting a fire
il a traction engine on his place.
It is reported that cation planters
ia the vicinity of Baton Rouge are
not needing the advice to hold their
cotton for 10 cents per pound.
Rev. F. A. Lewis wasslected super
intendent Of public education by the
school board Of East Feliciana par
ish, succeeding A. z. Miller, resigned.
An agent Of the treasury dep artment
arrived at Lake Charleap inspect the
fourteen sites offered for the location
Of the federal buildingsso be erected
ID that city.
Reuben News, a negro, shot and
perhaps fatally woundedLunn Pharr,
q white man, near Winnfeld, and was
subsequently, conveyed IL Alexandria
for safe-keepino.
Irving Cross. a negro o5zho fred into
4 skating rink at B was sen
fenced TO three years in the state penI-
tartiarv. besides being fined s10o for
CARVING a concealed weapon.
The Atlanta school of Madicina
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
Ls~s ser Ossteses u cslus~saa.
Carl Schurz Cros-
ses Great Divide

Ne~ YORK. May it--czrl schurs
siIkno~n - publiciss. 4 veteran
- the cisii ~sr. and former cabinet
member. died u his home In this cisy
at 4sse o'clock this morninE. Death
was dse 70 compiicatton Of diseases
following stomach trouble. which Be
came acute Thurs6sy last.
Mr.. 6cAsrx uas ssvsaty-sig yearz
old. having besa born n Cologne
march ]. Is1D
He was for . number of years edi
tor-in-chtef Of the Neu York Escains
Post. which was founded 81 the early
days BY Alexander Hamilton. and sers
I'd In The presidential cabinet during
cleveland's adminlstrstion.
Herr schnry was one Of the leading
democrats Of the cosntry, and for 4
while took an active interest Ia poll
ties 0trmsus In this country. as 4
rule looked up 10 him as leader. and
ne had large following among hI'
conntrymen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
81 scores Yestsrday.
llfelds. "a; Troop A. 1s. ~,
Optics, IL; Monarcha. z
Yexas basebalI FANS are having c.

yexas baseball fans are having ala
ouuortunity this season Of witnessing
Two xames every Sunday. A. the
Yy.yers On the competing clubs are
getting into condition their team
work Is also improved and they are.
capable now of putting up q fair ar
ticle Of the great national sport The
Ilfelds ana the Optics were the vic
tors again III yesterdays games. the
former defeating Troop A by the jug
handled score OF 81 to l6 while the
Latter took the Monarchs into camp
to the tune Of II to 2.
There was larger crowd II At
tendance at Gallinas Park yesterday
than on the preceding Sunday when
the local amateur league Vas launch
ed, Interest ii the city organization
ii growing as the season advances
and each of the rival clubs has its
Quota Of staunch supporters While
the games already played have been
fairly good, one Of the double header
scheduled for next wesk promises q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
Albuquerque to
Have Carnival


*# IN Ua NAV fudRa fF0U 0fm&E@H1 ~
ID. 3.
l'~.a@ neA' iaA : s-" - ~
territorial fair assoch''on' VII oreaA
all Of that institutiOn's past records
for IN interesting. useful aad valua,
BIZ exhibft of The couas7 unrrnrces
ma nroauc,. !. ana = =, time
s. -. 80 ..v.
- - ~ 1922
the Ai0uquerQac journal Moncs' ~
have been told. q the sinews q war
and Il bears d no less important part
in lis relation to All public enterprises,
especially those Of the class 10 which
.our fair belongs fcr In this case Il
not only ..mAkes the mare 90" but
also her husband and the colts, be-
cause that's what they come FOR. You
Imsy huye tn best ana most energetic
board of managers that can b. con
structed out Of ne best timber 10 BE-
found IN the country. ana II YOU don't
nut money behind the board, and mon.
81 at the rix1t time, you cannot hope
for 4 successfn, and attractive exhibi.
zion for II takes more figuring and
ureparinr 10 arrange for successful
falr fhan any one has any idea of
Vho has NOT tried II. and II Ii impos.
ls,blp for the managers 10 do much a
INA war 81 making preparations III
nav can c,,t their coat according ia
Their cloth.
| Those Who have been here since
III f,rst memorable exhibition BY the
territorial FAR association. VIII read,
nv can 70 mind some years when We
have had boards 81 managers compos
AZ 81 gentlemen not adaDted to the
"a bus,nessrood men. bnt out II
Mace round PEGS IN square holes, al
| II wereand the result has always
been the only one that could reason1'
NV be expected under such conditions.
This vear, however. We are so fortu.
note as 10 have not only . hoard
made 81 jnst the right sort of mater.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
MOLTEN IRON spAr.

Chicago. May 14.--Fifteen men we're
injured. two Of them fatally, by the
bursting Of iadle holding 80 tons OF
metal in the converting mill 81 the
IIlinoix steel works al South Chicago
today. i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
Special Meeting
of Club Directors
Take Acilen = Three Important
|, Matiess 10 I'M Csmnssnlty.

Three matters Of importance 70 the
community were acted upon Saturday
evening It ! special meeting oe the
Commercial club. One was ths rarr
chasing Of one thousand copiee q tho
forthcoming issue of the Dcisatfflc
Farmer. another waa the euarantse-
ing Of $500 for supplying horses TO-
Troop A during the COMING encaSnp
ment week. and still another was the
making Of bid for the convention o.
the National Irrigation congrssa.
The June issue Of the Scientific
Farmer. magazine devoted exciu-
sively to intense cultivation and rdb-
lished BY the Campbell system Faru-
ing association. win contain d fnil
account OF the recent dry farming
convention held In this city. together
with d descriptive wsite-up Of Las ve-
Raa The copies bonKht BY the clab
win be distributed throughout ttis
section among persons likely 10 b.
interested n the dry farming propc
sition.
Adjntant General Harrington Of
the New Mexico National Guard Nas
N attendance 1t the meeting and the
directors made an offer TO Kuasantss
$500 for the holding Of TIE national
encampment N L.as Vegas. Fractic-
ally all OF this money will be usGd
IN furnishing horses for Troop A.
In regard to the securin9 Of The
convention of the National Irrigation
congress- the board favored tho Milan
Of enlistine the services of the south
western cities in The. Interest of Lar
Vegas. The first convention of this
federal orSauixetion was held II this
city and the citlsens are thlnktAe Il
would be good idea TO have aaokhsF
meeting here Ii view of the axrlcul.
tuni projects now under cnasidsrar
tiOn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
J l~H~~A = .


Washington, May l4-Tabling Of
amendments proceeded merrily when
The consideration Of the railroad rate
bin today. Daniel wanted to perfect
1,is amendment, which was under con
sideration when the senate adjourned
Saturday. LaFollette offered sub
stitute. making new evidence produc
ed at the court Of review available IA
the interstate commerce commission
for ten days that the commission
might change IL order q nscessary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14

= ninth conxfsss has hrekea - 70
oFds IN The matter II completed lsx
isiasion M nj shis nsusnsat AlFeaas
more than 1hres thousand isss h2s<
keen enacted. which u bessesn seven
and esrhr hnnsree more than ID any
prece@dlnw sexsipn nv 20 ne b~xinninx
IL the month u MAY Ths greater
part u the nlsss of ls~ II made ~ u
hills a 4 private nature. and cuis
about 80 ~ The trial enacfm<nss
were general laws
Laws fer District u cslvwsas.
washinFton. Mar 1.-THE hoass TO.
tss considered District of Columbia
iexislation. tsk1nw np the matter ~
Insurance Laws II d stated she DIS.
trict of Columbia should take the
isea u the reform which n being a..
tempted by the various states.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
Earl Evans Body WI Go Home
With Father and Bereaved Wife


To- asoiy of E1ri 8. KvaAs, - vac
sasclsocss<d Saturday night W sec.s
dnt2ily coming In contact With =
fse etectric sirs. 4 q the andertsk'
In sssAbfishnlest of ihe W. y. Lewis
o0mpsny. where il wss removed sfter
The accident and prepared for burisi.
Mrs. Earl T. Ersns hls
wiIs, and Mr. ". Evans of
KinxssilIe. No. father a the uafof.
fansie ma. wili sceonpsns he boxy
70 KiAxsville. where IN fsserai uiII
- h~bd. The snsAer Viii arrive u Ina
vexss today u response 10 = telesrsn
asn0sncinx the dean u Nh son. Ears
I. Evass lised viih his ~lfs at IN
home Of Mn. A. c. Brossaxen. GIG
Main avenue. There are no chiIdrea.
No ipeuest vac held. .
nsstM . ehsekiss rrsssey.
Evans vas superinte~ienf q wiring
for the IAs Vegas Railway q Power
company. Hh death uas shOckiae
tragedy Saturday uixht an electric
wire grounded In front q sos Nstscsal
ayenue. This Gas shortly amer sisSt
o'clock. All the ilxhts north os the
locality went ont. Evans vas an ex.
peri repairer. He vas senf with vi.
Huey. m assistant, 10 repair the sew.
cred wires. .
Arriving nj the plsce where ire wire
was parted they made preparation 10
effect the necessary repairs. The cur
rent could have bern turned "a ~
the power house. n n said. while the
repairs were being effected but Evaus
was an expert. He had performed the
same task many times before without
this precautIon and suffered no IN
jury He pulled up an end 81 ne
grounded wire and ascender the pole.
He reached the lowest crossarm--
there are three of these on The pole
and was working over the TOP arm.
where suddenly there was n hlinding
lash and the unfortunate man fell 10
the gr0nnd prnbahiy thirty feet below.
striking on the side ol his head and
shoulder. $500 volts or electricity had
passed through hfs body. Many peo.
pie In the neighborhood were startled
BY the nash. Some thought It was
lightning. A crowd quickly collected
where he fell. Just how the accident
happened viii probably never be
known. Hney told the Optic this
morning that he was on the ground
nulling up the slack wire and had his
hact turned toward Evans when the
shock occurred. /.
Death Was lnstantsnsous.
nr. G. H. Bradley was called and
pronounced life gone. He said: Evans
was undoubtedly dead before his body
struck the ground. for I believe 1t was
instantaneous. ! do not think his
meek was broken, although made no
thorough examination sof this, after
shr accydent. Dr. Mueller II or the
same opinion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
Las Vsgas Hlch schooi Los,s.

: - = 49, Vt0V 0SfV0f GOlJUs E@
The AlbuquerQue High school team,
defeated the Las Vegas High school
club IN their game Or baseball satur-
day afternoon BY the one-sideii score
Of 1s 10 g. The Albuquerque Jour.
nal in its account or the game says:
Snappy playing BY the locals to.
gether with somewhat ragged
performance BY the visitors made Il
rather d walkover although there were
exciting moments m the game, Burns
for Las Vegas knocked pretty home
run. bnt there was lack of specta.
cular features on either side. FAMINE
and Burnes wee batteries for las
Vegas. ana Lembke and Collins Tor
the Central school.
The Barelas Grays and the Mc1n.
tosh Browns are 10 meet this after
noon. and from last Sundays game |;
Is evident there viii be something do
Ing today, as the old.time Albuquerque
giants are getting warmed up 70 the
game. - !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
N ASSASSIN
sTABs RUSSIAN
ADMIRAL DEAD
Cewardiy Assistant Dsdses iRto
Crswd 81 Morkmen and
Askes Good Hb Escape.


81. Petersburg. Nay lt--vice'Adni.
ri Knzmsch. esmmander u the pcrs,
wko vas very unpopular With the
vorkm~n. was sssassinaaed here today
by the vorkmsn whose May day de-
monstrstipn Ne had attempted 10 stop.
The admiral ~as killed a. the mes ad.
miralty works. the government instits.
fton where most OF the 2ssso men en-
ployed there reported fcr duty at hse
O'Clock this morning, They wanted 20
march ont h . body to celebrate the
Russian May day. but finally agreed
10 work mtfl two O'Clock. The admi.
raj, however. said he could not agree
To their leaving st two O'Clock. and
the matter was left open. About $50,
as the sdmiral was emerging from one
OF the shops. man Jumped from the
corner Of the building and drove .
long dagger into His back. The nd.
nairal Immediately fen dead The an
sassin mixed up with the other work
men and could not be found. The po-
lice helieve the assassination had been
planned In advance. s8s
An Imposing Showing.
81. Petersburg, May H.--Workmen
Of ST. Petersburg today made an i'm.
posing showing In the May day ceie-
bration. Practically every factory,
MN ana shop IN the city was Idle.
Over 100000 men joined IN the dem
onstratiun. Early reports from the In.
terior showed that cork had EeneFally
been suspended, While leaders pro
fessed their Intention TO avoid COLI.
sions the radical element which -
hoycotting parliament determined 70
celebrate the day with manifestations.
The gravest fears are entertained that
the day win not pass without blood
shed. - - 2,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14
y ~&~4&~ = ) . = - ~~,
Especial to The optic.)

Especial to The Optic.)
Washington. D. G., May IA
A compromise is expected IN.
Guiding New Mexico and Ariso-
na ID the statehood bill. A
meeting of the conferees will
be held Tuesday. Il Is anticipa-
ted that Ii will follow the rail-.
road rate bin On Thursday.
A second set Of papers re-
establishing the Las Vegas
postoffice has been forwarded.
Rugue Herrera has been ap-
pointed as postmaster at La
Trementina, n. No
.Iuan Rubi u Psjarita has
been granted . pension Of sl2
per month.
ANNNANA o .