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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
A Guaranteed Cure For tiles.

Abraham Lincoln was nine years old
when his mother died.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
To Cure a Cold |

There are no newsboys in Spain. Women
sell newspapers on the street.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund moneyit
PaZoOintmentfails to cure in to14 DAYS. soc
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

Nearly 5000 miles of railroad were built
here during 1905.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
E. B. HOLT PLACED ON
TICKET FOR SURVEYOR
Republican Central Committee With
draws Name of John L. Zimmerman
As He Was Also Nominated BY the
Democrats.

The republican county central COM
mittee held an important meeting this
morning at the republican headquar-
tiers. The name of John l.. Zimmer-
man. candidate for surveyor on the
republican county ticket. was remov-
ed because he had been nominated
for the same position by the demo
cratic party and the name of Edward
B. Holt was substituted. Mr.. Holt
is senior member of the firm of Holt
& Hart. engineers and architects, and
for some time has been performing
the duties of county surveyor, being
employed 'by the board of county
commissioners. He Is an exemplary
young man Of excellent habits and
great ability and has hundreds Of
friends i'm the county. The action Of
the committee will be heartily en-
dorsed by the party.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
THE Mitchell Case
IS AGAIN IN COURTS
An injunction Asked Against the Is
suing Of an Order Finding Esther
Mitchell or Maud crefoId insane.

olympia. Wash. Oct. ga hear.
ing will be held before the state si.
prcme court today In the matter OF
the injunction restraining Superior
Judge A. W. Frater. of King county,
from issuing an order finding Esther
Mitchell or Maud Crefold insane or
from deporting them to Oregon The
temporary injunction was granted on
application of Kenneth Macintosh,
prosecuting attorney of King county.
and Judge Frater cited to appear in
the supreme court today and show
cause why the restraining order
should not be made permanent.
The hearing grows out Of the so-
called holy roller" murder case.
Prophet" Crefold, an itinerant
preacher of the holy roller sect. was
killed by George Mitchell. who alleg.
ed that he had wronged his sister.
Esther Mitchell. and the Crefold wo.
man, widow H the prophet. The
women were declared insane which
verdict Prosecuting Attorney Mackin-
tosh Is now attempting to have set
aside.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
Body Guard for Nusf
CUBAN ARMS
CONSIGNED TO DEEP

Havana. Oct. 26.-Carrying out fur
ther the policy under which the arms
Of insurgents have been DESTROYED.
orders have been given that q great
quantity OF arms, the accumulation Of
forty years, now stored In the ease
mates OF MORO castle. be thrown in
to the sea. The work is being done
by the garrison under the supervision
Of American officers. Most Of the
guns are of obsolete pattern. About
10000 stands of arms are to be rem.
dered useless. IL Is intended TO do
away with the arms stored In the
other fortresses. This destruction Of
weapons Is a precautionary measure.
Governor Magoon has accepted the
resignation of Castor Mora, under
secretary of government. and has ap.
pointed Manuel 8. Sobrado TO the
place. Senior Sobrado In q former
member of congress and an indepen.
dent. Ma action has yet been taken
the rendered resignation vi !
General Rafael Montalyo. warden d
the penietntiary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
SEARCH FOR VIC
Tins OF FLAMES
BURNING OF suiLcinc in KAN.
Gas CITY LEAVES EIGHT PER.
SONS uNAccouNTEp FoR.
TWO INJURED MAY Die
Ten-peF-cent-a-Month sharpers Lose
Papers and hundreds Of Dellars'
Worth Of Notes.

Kansas City. Oct. 26.-A system,
attic s,'arch far victims vas begun 10
dag In the Chamber of Commerea
building la Kansas City. Kansas. de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The first
walls were pulled down and a large
force Of men was put 20 work 20 re-
move the debris. Eight persons were
still nnaeeounted for this morning.
At the hospitals Il Is reported that
Two Of the injured are In a serious
condition. but Il Il believed all the
others will recover.
Three ten.pereent-per-month money
lenders who had offices In the build.
ing lost all their papers. including
hundreds OF dollars worth OF notes.
Four More Bodies Found
Kansas City. Oct. 26-~~four bodies
were removed this morning from the
ruins Of the Chamber Of Commerce
building at Kansas City, Kansas,
making the total of known dead 10
date eight. The bodies removed to,
day, although badly charred. were
identified AZ follows:
Edward Winslow. city solicitor for
the Nelson Morris Packing Co.
Mrs. Edward Winslow and Two
daughters. aged nine and five.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

Providence. R- H.. O.. ~ - The
Profile Chinese smasgllag eases we're
before The unised states court here
today The defendants are The nine.
ten Chinese prisoners who were cap
taned after they had been landed
here three weeks ago by the frOlic.
which ~as eaaeayoring 10 snHuggle
them into the United States from
Newfoundland. There we're said 10 be
foFty't~o Cinnamon aboard the Proiic
and all except ninefean made good
their escape. The Chinese probably
will be kept here until after the cases
Of the vessels officers are disposed
Of. When the cases we're called to-
day the court vas fiIlesi with Chinese.
lawyers and others spparentiy deep
iy Interested In the proceedings.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
WITH poMP OF PEACE FINE
MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED

vicksburg, Miss, Oct. 2s. - The
magnificent memorial temple erect
ed In the national park in the mem
ory of the Illinois soldiers who par.
ticipated in the siege of Vicksbarg,
was dedicated today with impressive
ceremonies in the presence of a large
delegation of prominent men from
Illinois and other distinguished guests
from various parts of Mississippi,
Louisiana and elsewhere. A military
parade to the park preceded the ex-
ercises. William J. Calhoun of Chi.
eago delivered the oration of the day.
Governor Deneen of Illinois ani Gov
ernor vardaman of Mississippi also
were among the speakers and prom.
inent participants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
MOROCCAN SITUATION :.
IS GROWING SERIOUS
American and German Ministers at
Fez Owing to Disturbed State Of
the Country.

Tangier, Oct. 26.--Owing to the
disturbed state Of the country. Am
erican Minister Gummere and DIR.
Dosen, the German minister, are re-
naming at Fez. Moorish officers.
In answer to the French representa-
tives regarding the disquietlng situa,
tion. deny responsibility for others,
Some foreign diplomats are demand,
ing the dismissal of Mohammed Ell
Torres. representative of the sultan
here, on the ground that he is old,
incapable and fanatical. The situa
tion In Morocco City continues criti-
cal Herr Heinrich, the German mer.
chant, who was captured by Moorish
horsemen near Rahat. has been res
cued by his personal guard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
GUADALUPE FAIR WAS
A FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Gross, Kelly 4 Company Sells Branch
Store at Vaughn, N. NJ, to Contract
ing Firm Of Lantry, Sharp & Co.

Santa Rosa, N. NJ. Oct. 26.-The
Catholic church fair just closed net
ted the ladies $685.. and this sum with
the money previously raised, assures
fine church building here. The
plans call for a 59xl00 stone edifice
with basement.
Politics are waxing warm. The re-
publican county convention has put
the following ticket In the field and
electioneering has begun:
Senate: Manuel c. de Baca.
Representative: Nacario Gallegos.
Sheriff: Martin Serrano.
County Commissioners: End dis
trict, John L. Chapman 3rd district,
Cecilio Delgado.
Treasurer and Collector: Jose Y.
Armiio.
Assessor: Marcelino Romo.
Superintendent Of Schools: Fidel
Gallegos.
County Clerk: Placido Baca y
Baca.
Surveyor: Lorenzo r. Labadie.
Delegates TO Constitutional Conven.
tion: Celso Baca, r. ID. Morse.
J. ID. Motifs cement block machine
is turning out cement building blocks
and one house Is already under. way
to be built of this material. +:
The branch store OF Gross, Kelly q
Co. at Vaughn. N. NJ. where the San
ia Fe cutoff crosses the III Paso 4
Southwestern railway. has been sold
to hte contracting firm Of Lantry &
Sharp company, who will run IL un-
til their work is done: after which
it will be discontinued and a new
town will probably be started near
Bonito Canyon.
Weather continues very pleasant
and sunny and stock Oh the ranges Is
doing fine No losses anticipated.
Many homeseekers are passing
through or locating.
The Guadalupe county fair associa-
ton has ended It's business with.
nice balance in cash for next year
and has set the date for the county
fair for the first Wednesday and
Thursday in September, 1907.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
WILLIAM B. BUNKER
ON CAMPAIGN TOUR
VIII Join o. A. Larraxolo and VIII
Address Democratic Meetings at
Santa Rosa. Tufumeari, Dawson
and Ration.

Hon. W. 3. Bunker Las Vegas at.
torney and vice president of the BID
reau of immigration. reached town
last night from the Meadow city.
says the Santa Fe New Mexican.
and at noon today left for Santa Rosa
Mr.. Bunker Is staunch and uncom.
promising democrat of the Jefferson
ian stamp. and went to Santa Rosa
to address the people of Guadalupe
county tomorrow at democratic bar.
becue upon the issues of the day and
to induce them If possible to rive
their votes to LarraZolo for delegate
TO congress. II looks as If Guadalupe
county would give a heavy republic
an majority, although Mr.. Bunker's
eloquence may induce some of the
wavering democrats i'm that section
to cast their ballots for the demo-
cratic candidate. Mr. Bunker will
accompany Candidate o. A. LarrazoIo
from Santa Rosa to Tucumcari. where
a democratic meeting will be held
Saturday and where addresses will
be made by Mr.. Larrazolo and by
Mr.. Bunker; from Tucumcari the
speakers will proceed to Dawson for
a similar purpose: from Dawson a
trip will be taken to Ration. where n
democratic meeting will be held:
thence Mr.. Lafrazoio and MIR. Bunker
win 90 70 Springer to address the pso-
Pile there on the campaign issues OF
the day; thence Wagon Mound In
Mora county will be visited for sim
liar purpose. The campaign will close
with a big democratic rally in Las
Vegas on the evening OF Thursday,
November LIST.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
GERMAN FOREIGN sEcRETARy
HOLDS INTERVIEW WITH POPE

Rome, Oct. 2s.-Tae pope today re-
eeived German Forelsn Secretary
Herr Won Tschersky and Frau Won
Tsehei~ky. who we're accompanied
by tn. Prussian minister TO the vati.
Gun. 9asn Won Rntaahan. The pon
iifi entered inta ros'sils esasersation
with tie visitors which :astcd half
an hour. van T.s.her<av conveyed
To The pope Emp:"lr Williams hc!t
"',"cs G,f the pont;tl in te;urn So: I
h; vi rest congratulations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

Dallas. Texas, Oct aG.--President
o. G. Fessenden of sews York aud
other Officers of the National Credit
Mems association we're ID Dallas 10.
day and attended meeting held for
the purpose of organizing a Texas
Credit Mems association The con.
ssntion met m the Dallas Commercial
club and effected a Temporary organ.
ization this morning. Mayor Smith
delivered an address of welcome and
L. p. Foute OF Fort Worth responded.
President Fessenden and others
spoke on the advantages Of organIza.
tfon. The visitors took In the Texas
state fair this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
cArRoN PLEADS BUSINESS
II: REASONS FOR HIS Wait
Especial to The Optic. J

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Oct. 26.-Hon.
T. B, Catron. in reply To the publish.
ed statement that he had come to Al.
buquerque for the purpose Of trying
to arrange some deal favorable to his
legislative canvass. says that the
purpose of his visit to the city Is en-.
tirely one of business and has no po-
litical significance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
CHARGES GRAIN
Dealers POOL
MESSERoLE TELLS INTERSTATE
- COMMERCE COMMISSION THAT
Ne WAS HoycoTTEo.
]. 7. Inland TESTIFIES
Third Vice President Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee a 81. Paul Roaa Makes
important Disclosures.

nes Moines Iowa, Oct 2G-C. e.
Messerole. at tne afternoon session
Of the Interstate commerce cognmIs
sion. directly charged that the lowa
Grain Dealers association formed a
poOi to control business In Iowa an !
boycOtted him when he refused O
join. lie l. secretary Of the Cooper
alive Farmers association.
Law Department Made Charge
Dies Moiaes. Iowa. Oct ed. r.
Hiland. third vice president Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee Il st. Paul rail.
way, spent the forenoon on the wit
ness stand today. before Commission.
ers Lane and Clarke. Of the inter
state commerce commission. aud was
questioned about the relations nf the
Milwaukee ioad Ia the Slmonds
Shields Grain company "f Kansas
clty. His Testimony brought out that
Shields In employed az superintend.
ent and manager nj the Kansas City
elevator nj Kansas City. and that as
an agent of the company. he was TAX.
en- into consultation In matters of
rates. Hiland sought TO show that
Shields was not favored above other
shippers but admitted that II was the
policy Of the road TO consult and not
ify by wire. the large shippers. Of
changes In rates, though he thought
smaller shippers got information
about as quick through the newspa-
pers Hiland testified that the change
from leasing the Kansas City elevat.
or to the Simonds Shields Grain com.
pany when they allowed the
company one aud one.fourth cents
per hundred for handling grain. 10
Shields as manager. was
made at the instigation Of the law
OF the road. which
that they would be more
nearly conforming with the law and
that nov the simonds Shields com.
pany ships from seyenty.five 10 nine.
ty per cent of all grain going through
the elevator.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

Manuel chaxes. n, C. o'Hara. vieto-
riaRa Sarabin. Vincent @. Lueene.
On resolailons-I. H. Paxton. r. L.
Young. Aihino FrelszeA
Following are the nominees:
Sheriff. James W. Isaacs.
Probate judge. Felipe Lopez.
Probate clerk. Alhino FFeitxe.
Superintendent of schools. Elias w.
Day.
Assessor, Ffoseneia Luna.
Treasurer and collector, w. Y. Ja.
eohy.
Commissioner. John Chandler.
Delegates Ia constitutional CONVEX
tion. sestnr Armilo. ]. NJ. Hay. Oscar
e. Snow.
sandosai Republican Nominations
Al the republican county conven
tion of Sanaovai county held I'm Bsr
aaliilo, the county seat. Thursday.
every precinct was represented and
the convention was harmonious. The
following ticket was nominated:
For member of the council from
the Sixth council district. composed
Of the counties Of Santa Fe md
Sandosai. 4. A. Miera Of Sandoval
county.
For member Of the house of repre-
scntatises. Tenth district. composed
Of the counties Of Santa Fe and San
dosal. f. C. Abbott of Santa Fe coan.
".
For treasurer and exoffIcio collect
or. Alexandra Sandoyal.
For sheriff. Cornelio NJ. SandoyaI.
For Judge Of the probate court. J.
NJ. Montoya.
Fur clerk OF the probate court, Mar
COS c. de Baca.
For assessor, Bonifacio Montoya.
For superintendent of schools, Fe-
lipe silva.
For county commissioner, first dis.
trict. V. A. Miera: second district. I'm.
fael Baros.
For members OF the constitutional
convention, paulin Montoya and Man.
uel Armiio.
coifax Legislative Nominations
The following nominations for the
legislative assembly have been made
by the republicans Of CoIfax county:
For member OF the council for The
First council district, composed Of
Colfax and Union counties, Matthias
b. Stockton OF Ration.
For member of the house from the
Fifth representative district. com.
posed of Colfax and Mora counties,
Elmer Il. studley of Ration.
Name Halt . Ticket
The democratic convention Of Tor.
rance county at Estancia, held Wed
nesday, made the following nomina.
tions:
County clerk. Wilbur A. Dunlavy.
Sheriff. J. II. Harling, Estancia.
County commissioner, Joseph stew
art, Moriarity.
Assessor, Augustin Mueller. Mori-
arty.
The ticket Is still Incomplete. 1t
viii probably be completed after the
republican convention on Saturday
next.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
PRESIDENT CASSATT
RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Directors Of Pennsylvania Road Deny
That Trip Of inspection Was Post.
poned by His illness.

Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-The officials
of the Pennsylvania road today de-
MED the statement published this
morning. that the inspection trip Of
the company's directors. fixed for to-
day, had been postponed on account
OF the health of President Cassatt
The story is denounced as being
without foundation. Cassatt is stead
lily improving and is at his
office daily. The postponement of
the directors trip was due entirely
to the inability Of many of the mem
bers OF the beard Of directors to at
tend on account OF other business
engagements.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
OFFICIALS OF THE GOULD
LINES MEET m DENVER

Denver. Colo. Oct. 90 The traffic
officials of all the Gould lines. tnclud-
Ing the Missouri Pacific, Iron Noun.
tain. International G Great Northern,
Texas & Pacific, Denver & Rio
Grande and Rio Grande Western
nads. are holding a meeting here to-
day TO discuss traffic arrangements.
The sessions will probably last over
tomorrow. and much business Of i'm.
portance will be transacted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
MONTANA PIONEERS
HOLD BIG REUNION

Anaconda. Mont. Oct. &c. The
hardy pioneers who crossed the
plains. prairies and mountains In
long trains Of white-topped .'schoon-
ers In the early days when Mon.
tana was wilderness Inhabited main.
ly by Indians aud buffaloes. are gath.
cred tn Anaconda today To- partici.
pate In the annual. reunion of the
Montana Pioneers society. The meet
ing will last through tomorrow and
the visitors will be handsomely en-.
tertained during their stay by the
business men OF this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
THE CIVIC CONVENTION
CLOSES At MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 36-The con.
vention Of the American Civic asso.
citation. which has Seen In session
here since Wednesday, closed today
and many OF the delegates are leav.
Ing for their homes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

rnEsea States attorney for the north.
sTn district u Illinois and George ~.
Bowers. rnited States fish commits
sionsr. we're In conference with PFes,
taent RaosJseit ssday. Sims and
so~ers, a. special legal agents eG the
weht To Alaska 20 inyesGi
cate the alleged sealing and arrived
Al the seal islands two days after
the killing of the Japanese. which
has been made the subject of diplo
matte negotiations between the Cni-
led States and Japan. n In baliesed
thai the conference touched nIs0n this
matter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
MISSOURI COMMISSION TO
INVESTIGATE ELEVATORS

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct 26.-The
Missouri state railroad and ware
house commission is holding a meet
ing here today to investigate the op-
GRAFTON of elevators, and to inquire
into the switching rates on grain of
the Kansas City Belt line. which are
alleged to be excessive.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ADJOURN THIS AFTERNOON

Dallas, Tex. Oct. 26.-The closing
session of the Texas Confederate re-
union is being held In the auditorium
at the state fair grounds this after
noon. After addresses by Hon. Chas.
Cuiberson, General r. P. Stone and
other veterans, the meeting will ad-
journ to allow the visitors to inspect
the state fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
MANY INDIANA CITIES
OBSERVE ARBoR DAY

Indianapolis Ind. Oct, 26.-Today
Is being observed as .arbor day
throughout the state. A general holi.
day has been granted oil school
children. Tree-planting exercises
will be conducted on the grounds Of
the schools in this and many other
Indiana cities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

Pete roth has caused TO be enter
ed on the docket Of the district court
. suit against the board OF trustees
of the town of Las Vegas. Clara N.
Hogsett. GTacelie W. Hogsett. Albert
Hogsett and the unknown heirs Of
the late Perry c. Hogseti. 10 quiet
title 10 "A tract of land two miles
north Of the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
ROW IN
SAN FRANCISCO
otsTRicr ATTORNEY AND A.
sisTANT suMMAHiIv FIRED
AND RuEF APPOINTED ~.
finish Fight IS BEGUN
oepossd Assistant Makes ssasemsrt
Claiming Effort 10 Being Made 70
Stop investigated of City Officials

SaR Francisco Oct ss.-~The
course Of Acting Mayer Gallagher
and the board of supervisors in sus-
pending District Attorney Iaagaoa
from office and the appointment ~
Abraham Ruef. aetiag district allor
ney. in his place. followed by Huefs
removal OF myself as assistant dis
trict attorney. Is not only illegal. but
Il Is revolutionary In character
said Francis ]. Heney last night.
The only purpose "a Lanxdon's
suspension on tFumped up charges.
ridiculously and notoriousiy false. II
10 bring 10 q halt the proceedings
now under way In Judge Grahana's
court. to impanei a new grand Jury
before which the district attorney.
assisted by myself. propose 10 pre-
sent evidence which I'm my opinion
will justify the indictment of leading
officials of the city administration
aud Abraham Ruef. | have evidence
to prove these allegations and af tho
proper time and place. ~ the iaw pre-
scribcs. District Attorney LangIon
and myself. an his assistant. ~Ill lay
Il before the new grand Jury. II Il
10 prevent such an exposure that this
utterly Illegal step has been txken.s
Restraining Order issss6
San Francisco, Oct. sG.--At The re-
quest >of District Attorney w II.
Langdon. Judge /. NJ. seaweli. Of de-
partment one OF the superior court.
this morning issued an orde.. tempo
rarIly restraining the board Of super.
visors OF the city and gbrahanl Ruaf.
who last evening attempted 70 move
tho district attorney, from proceed.
Ing in the matter. The order WAS
made returnable before Judge Sea-
we'll On Friday, November 3. - = =
Body Guard for nusf
san Francisco. Oct. 76.-The chief
OF police today detailed two officers
to act as q personal guard for Rucf.,
Ruef appeared before Judge Lawier.
when the court convened today. and
withdrew as attorney from the case
OF Ernest Denicks. accused of man.
slaughter. as he was now prosecst-
ing attorney. Ruef did not appear ut
the district attorneys office after the
service OF Judge seawelI's restraining
order on him. Langdon and his dep
uties are In possession Of the office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

esrly hour sAls mrsinw. The report
II The s.po~ioa attracted . croxd
~ eaxlseas 70 the seene and \ run
nlng battle ensned In which thirty
shoss sere fired The bandits IS.
capped with their booty. So far as
kno~n NJ ona xas hlt. The hsnk 0f
odln was a private lastltation and n
h not kasown haw mach cash IA had
Ut how much secmrsIy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26

Orriviile. Ohio. Oct :6--The spee.
ial train carrying W. ] Bryan and
party WIS greeted here b, a large
number Of people. BRYAN congratn,
lated the Independent, republicans for
eleetlng pattison governor II Ohio.
and advised them 10 help elect demo
cratic candidates To congress 10 up.
hold President Roosevelt and his poi
icy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-26
MISSOURI BANK ROBBERS
BLOW SAFE AND ESCAPE

Jefferson City. Mo-, Oct. 2s.-The
hank Of Jamestown. thirty.five miles
vest from here. was entered last
night by robbers. who blew up the
safe, secured s2,7o0, and escaped.