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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
ATTEMPT To MURDER
CHICAGO PROBATE JUDGE
Man Ager'eved by Decision Fires
Point Blank at Judge Cutting, Bui-
let Piercing Clothing.

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-An attempt was
made today by Frank K. Ellerbrock
to assassinate Judge Charles s. Cut
ting of the probate court. The at.
temp was almost successful. and II Is
difficult to understand how the Judge
escaped harm. When Judge Cutting
entered the court house this morning
he was followed into the elevator by
Ellerbrock. who was disappointed by
a decision rendered some time ago by
the Judge. ElIerbrock stepped close
to the judge and drawing a revolver
placed II against the judges side and
pulled the trigger. The judge moved
slightly as the cartridge exploded and
the bullet passed through his clothing
without touching him. Elierbrock
made another attempt to fire but an
attache of the building named Levine
who was In the elevator knocked the
revolver from his hand and grappled
with him. The elevator man and 9th
tIS tdbht W HIs dSSi5ldHtC anu tiI
would-be assassin was overpowered
and taken to the police station. There
II Is said EIlerbrock gave indications
of being insane.
The grand jury has promptly re.
turned an indictment charging Elier-
brock with an assault with O deadly
weapon and with attempt to kill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
CASHIER SAYS HE IS
INNOCENT OF crime
Vice President of Defunct National
Bank Of Pittsburg Declares He 10
Victim OF Politics.

Pittsburg. Dec. ali. b. r. Rine-
hart. former cashier and vice presi.
dent of the defunct Farmers and
Drovers' National bank Of waynes-
burg. Pennsylvania. who Is accused
of making false entries In his books
aud falsifying the reports of the
comptroller of the currency today
denied that he had knowingly vio-
lated the rules or regulations of
banking Allegations of embezzle-
ment, forgery and Justification of the
banks books, or that risky loans
were taken by the bank on account
OF politics, he said. were false.
Il declare TO the world" he said,
that during my career as O banker,
| have not once stopped to action
that could not bear thorough investi.
CATION. At the bottom of all this
trouble, I regret to say. Is politics
and worse than faction politics"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
JUDGE Lynch
in Maryland
NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL fN
ANNAPOLIS AND HANGED
FROM Lta6 or TREE.
Confession Of crime
Jail poor Broken BY Mcb Of slsty--
sody Riddlsa With 5uliess--peiiee
Make Attempt 10 interfere

Annapolis. llee, 2l.--Henry Davis.
altas Henry Chambers. coloreA. who
committed telontons assault On MFa.
john Reid Of Brownsville. five miles
fT"m Annapolis, last Friday. and Who
confessed the crime. VAS taken from
the Jail here this moraing by > mob
|of about sixty masked men and
lynched. lie was strung mp and his
body was ridaIed with bullets. The
Jail 10 situated In an isolated section
OF the city and there was no difficult
ty In securing the prisoner.
In a statement made after the man
was taken from the jail Deputy Sher.
ne Ruben L. smailwood aald that
about 2 o'clock a man appeared our
aide the Jail and rang. lie said he
had a prisoner. but Smallwood saw
he had no pTisaner and refused 20
let him In. Soon after a mob Of sir.
ty men appeared and with n sledge
broke hole In tho iail door, through
which one erawied and opened the
door. At the point Of a pistol War.
den George Taylor was compelled 10
surrender the keys and In few mo-
ments Davis was secured and carried
bodily out Of the jail. He made mn
resistance. Davis was closely CUES.
toned and again admitted the N.
sault. A rope was quickly slippef
over his head. by this time Davis
was unconscious from fright and the
blows showered upon him. While In
this condition no was holsted In the
limb of tree and at least a hundred
bullets were fired into his body. The
police made no attempt 20 interfere
with the mob.
Mrs. Reid Is a white woman.
when arrested last Sunday Davis
protested his innocence. but next
day, after being confronted by the
victim, who identified him, he con.
fessed. He had already served two
years In the penltentiary for similar
crimes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
Especial Correspondents. }

FL paso, Texas. lice. ls-Mr Id
gar l.. HeNrtt. the archaeologts1,
passed through t.l paso this week oa
his way east. where he will be one u
the speakers at The meeting Of the
American Association for the Ad'
vahcement 0f Science In New York
during the holiday week and also BE-
fore the Archaeological Institute at
America during the following week In
Washington. He reports the success.
full completion Of the task for which
he vas sent out. namely an expl0ra-
tlon Of all the important ancient
ruins Of the Mexican table land To
Guatemala. He states that Mexico,
like our own southwest. is AN mex"
haustihle field for students of the
ancient history of America: ruins of
great pyramids. temples and other re-
mains OF the ancient civilization BE-.
ing found In great numbers. especial
ly In southwest Mexico and Central
America
With reference To his work In
Mexico, Mr. Hewett said to repre-
Of The Optic:
Nowhere In Mexico did I meet
with hostility on the part Of the peo'
pie. not even In the Yaqui country.
of which We hear SO much that 10
worked In the most
remote districts. Ia many cases en-"
tireiy alone. and In no case did I need
TO ask for official assistance. The
people of Mexico. including the In
dian tribes. appreciate civility and In
return always give courteous treat"
ment to the traveller. IL Is not only
in ancient ruins that Mexico Is great.
One sees there a great nation In the
II is founded on the two old
Indian and tho
and with an ever increas'
Ing mixture OF foreign blond. the re-
suit will be In time great new pen-
Pile Mexico has already producet
men who rank with the great lead
ers and statesmen of the world
notably Jnarez and Diaz. The pres
ent policy Of encouragement to for
eign immigration and foreign capital
Is the same thought brought about
the marvellous development of our
own country The undeveloped re-
sources Of Mexico are almost incred'
iblr. Railroad building IL going for.
ward very rapidly and the develop
ment In mining. agriculture. fruit
growing. stock raising and foreign
commerce during the next few years
will be amazing. The people OF the
United States should know more of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
"A ROYAL SLAVE"
AT THE DUNCAN

Novelists are just beginning to
awaken to the possibilities in the last
days Of monarchical Mexico, before
Emperor Maximilian, deserted by
France ard left to die alone. was TAX
en- ont and shot, dying like hero,
Lew Wallace wove much of the ro-
nance of the time into The Fair
God" CLARENCE Bennett founded his
play, "A Royal Slave" which will be
seen at the Duncan tomorrow after
noon and evening, upon General Wal.
lacc's famous novel. but was not con-
tent 10 let matters stop there. He has
not attempted to paint the lily, but he
has made romance more romantic. His
play fairly ting1es WITH exciting heart
interest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
CATHOLIC BAZAAR
OPENED LAST NIGHT
An Enjoyable Affair With Many d.
versions in the Way of Dancing,
Music and Voting Contests.

The first day OF the Catholic ba-
zaar was an enjoyable affair. A good
selected crowd witnessed the differ
ent plays and were delighted.
Mr. Larrazolo, as customary. spoke
with good apropos and made every
body laugh.
The piano solos by Miss Stella
Cavot, especially her composition,
The Awakening Of Spring" attract
ed the attention Of the whole audi
ence.
The duet by Miss Eufresona San
chez Esquibel and c. de Baca was
SO admirably performed that 1t was
encored and will be repeated during
the fair by request.
The fortune tellers and the postoI-
flee we're very busy.
Besides the appropriate program
there is all kinds of diversion In the
wav of dancing and voting contests
Lorenzo Delgado was the lucky
winner of several fine prizes.
The feature of the evening was the
voting contest for the most popular
store" The Romero Mercantile COM
panv heads the list with 115 votes.
However, it is expected that there
will be some lively voting done to-
night Following is list Of the con-
testants and the total votes received
nm to date: Romero Mercantile COM
panv 115, NJ. Danziger company -
Geofrion & Desmarais q. Red Cross
Drug company 65. E. Rosenwald los
Lujan IA. Winters Drug company
ss, l.. W. Ilfeld So, STERN & Nahn'
.s. Obaid Maloolf %. Simpkins Bros
u. Las Vegas Lumber company q
G.. Y. Hedgcock II. sporleder's is
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

go any Of The others Who have b+.,.n
mentioned ~ possibilities for tie VA
cant poSt. for sh~ reason that none of
ahpm h. - well kAown Oh this side of
the Atlantic ~ the famous aa.thnr VI
she American Cunsmunw eal,h."
II Is sc4rcely an exaggeTati3n Ia
aay that James Bryce. more thar any
at her per>sn. has exercised his influ-
sne.' In the direction of u closFr un.
ion bel~ s~en the United States and
Gr.Ar Britain Perhaps no man nv-
ing In foreign hands kUuas oAs' An. p
lean peopie-theiT aspirations. 'hcir
history and their GecHliagisles SO
a eAl as does Mr. Bryce. who p,4se.ss-
~ "a gs.cuiiar salent fur The philtSO-
pAH ~ history,
Mi Brscs. Is an Irish horn lie
Is native Of Belfast. aud Is in his
G9tb year His early edueai!0a was
secured In Glasgow. but he Studied
later at Trinity college In lis naiiA"
land and graduated with honors at
oxford in 1869 He has from the
fret been u notable man. ETen la
his college days he won sch0lacsn:ps
and prizes for which hundreds Of 9TH
PRS strove In vain. and in his mature
wears he provided his friends with no
II would hardly be
fair TO say that Mr. Bryce is an ard
IN, disciple OF the Anglo American
alliance theory. But he has present
I'd the case Of the United States so
we'll that the conservative Britnn has
steadily advanced In his desire foi A
Of those racial bonds which
he American revolution so -hdelv
threatened
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
EM6EzZLING KANSAS CITY
BANK OFFICIAL BROUGHT BACK

Kansas City, Dec. 21.~-Wm. c. An
derson. the embezzling assistant teller
of the First National bank. arrived in
Kansas City early this morning from
Austin. Texas, in custody Of two Of
ficers Anderson denied he had stolen
$50 900. or that there was woman
In the case, but said he was glad "to
get the thing off his mind" The bank
officials place Anderson's shortage at
$4,000. and deny the reports that 1t
far exceeded this amount.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
OAR SHORTAGE
HEARING 7ODA7E

Kansas City. Dec 2i--The inter.
state commerce commission car
shortage hearing was resumed this
morning. Numerous shippers In diff.
ferent lines have been subpoenaei
to testify.
II. G. Wilson. manager of the trans.
portation department Of the Kansas
City board of trade, said Kansas City
grain men feared to accept future
orders for fear of inability to get
cars
I'm your opinion has the car short
age had any effect upon the price OF
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
LAST NEARING IN SUIT
AGAINST OIL COMPANIES

Nrw iurh Ike 81 49, Nhat pronlises
u he the last hearing in the suit bE
the stale uf Missouri tn omsG the
standard oil company from Indians,
aud the Waters Pierce and the Re-
public OIL Company from Missouri.
Is I" be hsld At St Louis. January :
This announcement waa made tOda :
BY Judge J. u Johnson. general at.
t"rn"y far The waiers-pterce compa.
ny After the testimony that has
been taken before Commissioner An.
thony has bssn reviewed by him. II
will be transmitted to the supTeme
court al Missouri.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
LIFE PRISONER IS GIVEN
SECOND SIMILAR SENTENCE

Louisville, Dec. 21,~Enrfls JET was
today found guilty of the assassina-
tion of James Cockrell at Jackson,
Ky, four years age. and was sentenc-
ed to life imprisonment. Jett con
fessed that he alone killed Cockrell.
He is now serving a life sentence for
completely in the murder of Attorney
Marcum several years ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

grain 10 the people?" asked Commits.
sioner Prouty
Il think Il has," replied Wilson.
Wilson said that the claim Of the
railroads that the grain men did not
unload the cars promptly did not mp.
ply to Kansas City grain men, as the
cars that arrived here were released
without delay. The witness present.
ed data to show the receipts of grain
at Kansas City had decreased ESQ
cars In eleven months and despite
this II was harder now to get cars
than formerly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
HEAVIEST FOG OF WINTER
TIES UP ENTIRE HAR6oF

Now York, Dec. 2I.-The heaviest
fog of the winter enveloped the mar
tor today. causing Il suspension OF
service for several hours of various
ferry lines and delaying others from
fifteen 10 forty minutes. The harbor
craft proceeded at the slowest speed.
sounding whistles every moment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
TEN TERRoRIsTs ARE
EXECUTED IN RUSSIA

Riga. Russia, Dec. SI.-Ten terror
lists were executed here at sun rise
today. They belonged to the band
guilty Of a series Of robberies, bomb
outrages and murders extending over
months and also were concerned in
the plot to kin Baron MoellerSak
melsky. governor general of the Baltic
provinces. which was frustrated by
the arrest of the two leaders upon
the day fixed for the assassination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
LACK or ENGINES CAUSE OF
coNcEsTED FREIGHT TRAFFIC

Caldwell, Kas,. Dec. el.-The CON
sested condition Of the yards of the
Rock Island In this city may be tar
en- as a partial cause for the shortage
Of coal In western Kansas towns.
This morning there were over 200
loaded cars here and but one engine
to pull them towards their destina-
tions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
BRYCE SELECTED
fORAMBASSADOR
WAL REPRESENT ENGLAND At
CAPITAL OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WELCOME APPOINTMENT
Andrews Asks for Extra AppropTsa-
tion-Roosevelt aIii Spend Hot'-
days AZ Virginia Country Home.

IAsndon. Tlr~ - Th.. appontmf
"f James Bryce Id In ambassador al
Washington Ia n0g admitted by Bryce
himself tie declined tU make any
statement for publication. however.
President Win Rest
Washington. Dtc .l.- Unless prss-
"nt plans arr dIsarraugesl President
Roosevelt will spend "a portion ~ the
Christmas holidays "A, III" Pine Knot.
Va. country home. purchased by Mrs,
Roosevelt The president will not be
leaving Washington until after Christ,
mas day and will probably remain at
Pine Knot until the Monday following.
returning TO Washington In time for
Tuesdays New Year reception al the
White House
Andrews Asks For Appropriation.
Special to The Optic,
Washington, u. G.. Dec 21.--W Fl
Andrews. delegate Ia congress from
New Mexico. appeared before the sen
at" appropriations committee today In
behalf Of the Penrose amendment re-
anesting an appropriation Of fifteen
thousand dollars for slxty,six extra
clerks, He hopes for favorable con
siderution Of the amendment. Messrs.
Bird and Stewart of %oEales are In
the capital.
Would Welcome Bryce
Washington. Dec 2l-Sir Henry
NJ Durand. the retiring British am
hassadOr. has arranged TO sail for
home with his family the last of next
week. Mr., Esme Howard. who will
be the British charge daffaires uTtN
the appointment Of an ambassado".
is expected here within day o"
two
Though. Of course. there haS 3ceL
no official expression of opinion. 1t
Is pretty well known that this gov
ernment would welcome the appoint.
ment of James Bryce to succeed Sir
Henry NJ. Durand II Is but natural
that Mr. Bryce should be preferred
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
HAeEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
IN BEHALF OF AGNES MYERS

Kansas City, Dec. 2i.-Habeas cor
pus proceedings were brought In the
federal court In behalf OF Mrs Agnes
Myers. now confined in the jail at
Liberty. Mo. under sentence to be
hanged on January 10. for the murder
of her husband The United States
supreme court recently refused to re-
open the case.
Court Reserves Action
Kansas City. Dec. 2l.-The court
reserved action upon an application for
a writ.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

Grand Leader 106. John A. Papen c.,
Taupert's II. Rosenthal Furniture
company &C. Bailey Curio Store Is.
Henry Levy II. The Hub q, NJ,
Greenberger IL, Appel Bros. q.
Tonight the school children will
give Christmas entertainment after
which there will be dancing. The Alb
bott orchestra will furnish the mu.
sic
Only two more days. the 2lst ant
22nd; opening at 1:3o p. IN. Admit
tance 10 cents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
FATAL TRAIN WRECK
ON GREAT NORTHERN

Spokane Dec. 21.--Three train
men were fatally hurt in head-on
collision between a ligh: engine and
Great Northern freight. two miles
east OF TIillyard early today. Fire
man Paul schuppert and Brakeman
Guy Salisbury Of the freight died
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
EXPRESS BOX CONTAINING
$4,000 STOLEN FROM OFFICE

Reno, Dec. 21-A Wells-Fargo ex-
press box. said to have contained $780,
600, was stolen from the company's
office here last night after the arrival
of the train from Touopah.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
OKLAHOMA LAWYERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION

Oklahoma City. Dec 2I--Promin.
ent attorneys and lnrlsts from all
over Oklahoma and Indian Territory
are here to participate In the annual
session ut the Bar association of the
new state. which opens tnday and
viii last through tomorrow. %umer'
Gus addresses on legal topics will be
delivered ana the annual banquet
will be held.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
FoRTv-FtRsT REUNION
OF KAPPA ALPHA FRAT

Memphis. Tenn,. Der. 2i.--The for.
ty-first anniversary Of the Kappa Al
pha fraternity viii be celebrated by
the Memphis alumni chapter with a
banquet mt the Hotel Gayoso this
evening. Many members of the fra
teruity from other cities are here to
take part IN the celebration. An eiec.
tion Of Officers will be held at tho
banquet
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
POSTAL TO EXTEND LINES
FROM SALT LAKE CITY

New York. Dec. 2i-Anuouncenlen
is made by the officials Of the Postal
Telegraph and Cable company Of the
intention TO begin work soon ON an
extension from Salt Lake City To
Sacramento, Cal. touching all the
larger towns of the Nevada mining
district
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

Utica. Dec 2I.--A man vino gave
the name of Franz Eie,lsielski and
woman who claims TO be Madeline
Kreeger, were arrested on the train
arriving here this morning upon the
charge of having robbed c, v. Stein
of Chicago 1t In alleged they are
Frank Hallberg and wife, two ut
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
TWO MORE VICTIMS OF
COAL EXPLOSION succuMB

pittsburg, kans,, Dec. al. w, Ed
wards. Dorm Ratz and Mat Tucca,
three miners injured in the explosion
yesterday at the Fidelity company's
mne near Stone City. Kansas, died to-
day, making total of five deaths to
date. Heslop Dorman and Frank Bren.
ner. two more OF the injured. cannot
live. In all fourteen were injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
EIGHT PERSONS CARRIED TO
SAFETY 5Y FtREMEN

Boston. Dec 81 Eight persons
were carried down ladders By the pO-
lie" and firemen during fire In a
three-stOry wooden block in tn"
Brighton district early today. There
were number of narrow escapes but
none were injured. The loss is s25-
0nn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

shortly after betng sakea 10 the hos
Gslsal Howard Sewsoa. engina.e oa
she fee&gha ehgine. In dying IL ix sap"
laneea sAaG Engineer S@wtan tnrg0t
that the fright was 8ae nj this hour
and started east Lea Hansen. the
FIREMAN, was badly seaidea bat ell
Ft~CUxeT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21

At the Catholic Bazaar. Barber's
hall, there will be a matinee for the
children from 2:30 p, m. to p. M.
Christmas toys for sale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-21
SUSPECTED ROB-
BERS ARRESTED

STEMS family servants. The man
had from seven to ten thousand dol
lars worth Of diamonds in his pos,
session. The prisoner said all the
articles belonged TO the woman, who,
try and with whom he had been liv.
ing about year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-19
WAS FALSE PROPHET.
Destruction Of Madison, Wis. Did Not
Come on on Schedule Time.

Madison. Wis, June l7.-sheepllsh.
ly, quietly and shamefacedly 1900
residents of Madison came back to
their homes tonight, after having
spent twenty-four hours In waiting to
hear that Madison had sunk and been
engulfed by the thrush of the waters
OF the surrounding lakes. The proph-
ecy Of negro religious exhorter,
which created much talk and con
sternation among certain residents,
did not come to pass. He declared
that the lakes surrounding the city
would rise up and engulf IT, The To-
cal newspapers took the matter up.
and hundreds OF ppersons last night
left the city.
As a matter of fact, there was no
disturbance here today The people
generally went to summer parks. base
ball games and other amusements as
usual.
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Leaped From Fast Train.

Ennis. Tex, June 17.-News was
received here yesterday that an m
known man jum' ed from the s)lth-
bound Central passenger train Friday
night as II was soLS through Ch';n.
bers creek bottom. IT, elve !hlles s0ath
OF Ennis. As soon as the conductor
was notified by passengers OF the
mans action the train was stopped
and a search was made along tho
track.
Men with lanterns searched the i'm.
mediate vicinity but no person was
found. The train was running at a
good rate OF speed and II is believed
improbable that a man could have
jumped from 1t without injury, No
clew has ever been reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-19
Miners Resume Work.

1T. Smith Ark, June l7.--Pracu'
cally all the union coal miners In
Arkansas, Indian Territory. Kansas
and Missouri went to work today car
rying out the Kansas agreement A
few near Hartford Ark, are still out,
owing TO a misunderstanding of the
effect the agreement has upon the
mine run. offcials say they expect
these mines to resume In day. or
two