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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31

The attention of the state Health
Department has boen called to
singular disease that has broken out
among children i'm Enhaut, few
miles from Harrisburg. Physicians
call it red whooping cough aud 1t il
fatal. Within n week three chill
dren in one family have died and
two others are i'll with the disease.
William PAIL sixteen year-old
lad who resides about four miles
from Falls, Pa. has confessed to post
office inspector Lucas that he took
$50 from the mail pouch which WAS
recently destroyed by the wheels of
Lehigh train. The boy IL now un-
$500 bail lie aud his brother aged
ten years found the pouch along the
track after IL had fallen from the
train. Ii was badly cut up and he
sent his brother Ia tell OF the Aud.
white the latter was gone he slipped
his hand In aud extracted tsO which
he pIased in his packet. Tie said
nothing about the money and hid II.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31
lERNICE ITEMS.

MTS. II. ~. iouLleII anu son are WIS.,
iting Mildred friends.
VIM. Kast of of Dushore visited
friends here Saturday.
G. p. Hope and Fl. Hibbard are
attending to jury duties this week at
Laporte.
The young Ladies' Mission Band
will hold a fair and entertainment
in the X. of l.. Hall on June ID.
Harry Mclaughlin had narrow
escape from death while attending
to his duties at the Power House.
He had occasion to examine the
machinery when his coat sleeve
caught on a set screw and if it had
not been that he had the presence of
mind to throw himself to the floor
of the moter house he would have
been hurled to death by the shafting.
AS 1t was he suffered broken collar
bone and d bruised leg by his fall.
AS John Homes was driving H.
j. Schaad's team on Main street he
heard something rattle and got out
of tho wagon to examine the wheels
and while he was doing 40 the team
started and dragged him for some
distance when he fell in front of one
of the wheels which passed over him
but did not injure him. The team
kept on in their flight and only stop
ped when they reached the barn,
and broken tongue was the only
damage to the wagon.
Can any one tell why the schools
of this place did not get the same
amount of State appropriation by
S736.7l for 1905 rs they did for 1904,
and we had sS more pupils. Is ita
case of too many cooks spelling the
broth.
We had base ball team that goes
under the name Of Athletics whose
record was published in the papers
for their fine playing last season, but
what is the matter with them this
season. They refused to play with,
the Murraytown nine because they
had no record, and refused to play
with MOnroeton for fear of getting
beat. Why this baby act?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Helsman and
family after eating dinner On Satur-
day were seized with pains and vom-
iting. DR.. Brennan was sent for
who stated that they had been pois-
oned and he traced it to cabbage that
they had eaten.
A man by the name of Jack Dein
of Hinton, Pa, was killed on the
Bernice branch of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad sometime during Sun
day night, about a mile from Mil
dred. He was found on the track
by the track walker at 8 O'Clock
Monday morning. Both legs were
cut off below the knees and he was
also cut on the head and face. Coro-
ner McHenry was notified and was
soon on the ground aud empanelled
the following jury: G. f. Jackson,
John DAILY, DR.. Brennan, John Sick,
VIM. Parr, l.. l.. Lowry, who rend-
cred "A verdict of met death by acci-
dent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31

The borough of TunkhannOck has
just passed an ordinance imposing a
fine of $40 for the following: OBJ
structing the. sidewalks, riding BIZ
cycles or vehicles on sidewalks, coast
ing on streets, throwing stones,
snowballs or baseballs on the streets,
shooting guns, fireworks orr sling
shots or to congregate or loiter in
manner to obstruct public travel.
1t would be well for other boroughs
to follow the example of Tunkhan-
mock, and prohibit some of these
nuisances.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31
Muslin Underwear Department.

Muslin and
looking the iaiuuy trimmed will tell
la a than could describe in whole page.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31
Card of Thanks.

/ wish to extend to my friends and
neighbors, my sincere thanks and
appreciation of myself and family
for the kind assistance given me dur
ing tho recent illness and death of
my wife.
William II. Bay.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31

We hive very fine line of White Cotton fabrics
suitable tor graduation dresses. We mentiJn a few Of the
dainty sn r materials that will be used:
FINE =, inches wide Tor o S5c yard.
WINS, inches wide 20 and 3jc yard
'tle, ra NJ quality Tor 30 and zoe a yard.
qualities inches wide
LINE CLOTH, dainty sheer fabric dresses, 81 and l95
MATCH EMBROl derry,
wen o inches wide, II and
LINGERIE LAWN, special qualities inches wide
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-31
Wash Cotton Dress Fabrics.

enIlc 1ac patterns
You will lind here ANY quality wanted
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

s<sssgs xsas CT sao lsfe. Few hns.znes
hsse % shSs To sesasxns Esssraf "a
Massachusetts, Szgg On hAs letter Co ma
To kas ass4 sasernoFsi reyrss. be
fasss fhst uncer ezsssssx cosdisseas
saeh Ssrsseipssso1 during ske season
nes % haEe sai b. imprsesixhss for
the rszsaa thai oTeers have been To-
SEED and the requisite syranernerss
made far The sEcanpsoeets ana fsxsd
exercises oI he militia ~ ysrsoas
essss+ ~eomn~n<tng ~ saray ~ June
o. He directs ~ 70 sdd tkxf - II
most heartily in favor ~ The eiosess
possible association l<sse<a tsocps
Iof The r~gaiAr anA so1nsteer estxss
lishmsns& ssd vosis gta1ly have ord
cred . psst q he ~Aose ~ he militia
|d he eoanooveaftA 70 passtripsts
IN IL psososs1 Juast naaeuvers had
saffscssalh eassy a0stp< thereof be<r
received unAer IT, pessias eoodt
|ssons essseing - 10 ves1Desss services,
however. u 10 found N absolute Ne
csssisy 10 hare h hand fun iIforma
ton ~ % tAs Aufy 10 b. performed
during each summer season "a Q date
MOI later Than April first. IN each
year"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

As a@e s~@k lns ssassas q ehaap
90 sssk kaensgx ssak~a tie xawaA
sa-ss saa sassea tie final eassking
6osn-
nssEsasf. ssrxins. eaaas sna ashss
szas<s iztHEs The steassx. and xh@a
shsir srsisssy 10 asssene6 The shole
asssy suffers frcxa the excess ~ arse
Esasoa sarruazs@d IN The hseud
Aches sEs pains ana axnxa0r ana
srsnzrF LIS easns anA shsre h m
ever ~iaessassns tsEdsney towards ass.
e@sss. and fatal Brlxhafs disease.
There b. o" real ksla for the sasssre.
sHnsps kien~y help
nsanis kisEsy Pliis ses DIRECTLY an
TIE sisnsys and cure every sfcns~
M East Las Vegas cures are The
proof.
l. J. Myers. az Grant ens
East Las veras. n NJ says: = can
recommend Deans Kidney Pills for
ssckaehe and weakness af the hid.
nsys. from ~kieh ! suffered for aass
10 while. kSd Rad Of Deans Ris.
hss Pills In the paper. and a. they
ssre advertised for the Kidneys only
got . bon ~ Gaodaiis drug store.
soon noticed scme Improvement AMI
In . short time the complaint VAS On,
ifssls removed Deans Kidney Pills
are OH mat and 7 heartily recon
mend them"
For sale by aii dealers Price 81
eenis- Foster iihurn Co. Buffalo
Sev york. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the nane-Doans-ana
take no other.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25
sovics voR PUBLICATION,


Ik-pAsIn.ta' Il The la'ssbo' '&tt Hi
flr~ a. saAlA Fr %s~ NsARo ya's
! 1874
Nss'k* y. hsFsey s,ssn .Ls, ~ tsA
t9sshs HAgva tstttE l4s sgAsa bs4E~
e EAa 3Atr&fmA TO H&Ae faA&l s~&t
& r~*2 - b. r&4@ at sA&A s&2G
EsuAs ~@4 a~ @&e@ a~tuss G2aassa Sz&ass
Ca2gg Ca&@EAssasnsE II La Vega.
Ssx MsKAea - Aagasa g. issS W.:
Sssee2aao Enctniss. TrsE~aftss. saa
NiE1~a cssmss. y. u. sas ~ q = ID.
Sec G. 7. - n n - T.
He E&sss tAs saasoxs1x witnesses
% prove lis eeasanaaEas r~ssa<aes Essn
xa4 e~Sa1isasiOa - $50 aand VIZ:
HFsHake T~lsAssnao. Jasn vasaSxEao.
PraSsDeSe Nszssssx. cn~ssHeso En<Ssr
-. ID a Tr~znentina. Nsx Ns1seo.
NANrEL r. OTERo. Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

A young lawyer had become very
much attached 10 = certain youns
woman. Who vas somewhat eeIebras'
ID among bar friends for her reparsee.
The only obstacle In the pathway oi
the young man vas his exceeding shy.
ness. for while always In command
81 himself IN the court rom. he be.
came almost speechiess In the pres.
snce 81 his adored one. As n meth
Cd II showing his devotion IL was bis
custom To shower his inamorsss with
prcsents
The young iadyis mother. being far
frota satissied with the status OF The
case. troached the subject:
NY DEAR" she said. s'you have iai
Nj l'roSn practically monopolixs
your socie:y for . year. and nov
have searceiy any other callers, tiss
h. given you 10 understand that NH
Intentions are serioust"
No lie hasn't said any,hins, hui
I knos ti.ey are"
sllcw can you know u .if DE- has
said noth.nee"
The Girl smiled.
Well" she said. won knog sa Il
a LAWYER. and lawyers always com
meme 6 contract with Know all mer
BY these presents"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Tie street car company q nes -
surarstea o schedule thxt aims %
meef tie demands II Las Vegas p<o
pie 10 the fullest sxsert Trains issye
points named every fsfssen nisusss.
In tact . car can be found a any
given point o. the trsck every sifsssa
ninrfea.
Piaza ..... ......s:ssh an
caxtsneta 80. SIS an
g. Anthonyff ....s:ssA an
These carr continue every M.
teen minutes al day until
evening. When the last ca
can BE- had n.
Plaza ...... ....io:37ss Pm
castsneda -. ...ii:ea pm
- Anthonys ....ii:oIis IN
Tke car returning from the SAINT
tasium reaches the casianeda q
HIS and goes direct 10 the hasn-
This schedule In 10 complete and
takss In 90 many hours a the day
that citizens desiring to attend parties
or functions in the evening may Do 70
and BE- sure Of Q car home. II ID
boped The people viii take sdvantass
a this effort 90 serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Tlowa'd = Heed At ssa,a D. has
g.a~ =" Has. EFahrless' 1" subtau a
FAa l., ~khh 'hs tsS~Ftt grade al
NAsAv' street. l that ,Uy sut b.,
gsssat q sst@as ~ hala8ltag e hs~
sttsst steF n ~ RsSa Ia pFessastt
a thS I Udssss s's'sa has ana II asa
tsvaa@&s 4#f 81 ~ ~r&1-4l s~A*sA~>s
@aAn al ssAa4 -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

In the beautiful RocisAa waller
near the mountaina A dslighsssl
plsce to spend The summer. 0ooa
fishing nearby. Tents for thoss wAs
wish them. Carriage goes % Las "
sas for the present when neesssssZ.
Regular trip viii 10 made lasse.
No charge for transportation for par.
ties by the month: transportation on
heavy baggage must be paid for atthe
rate OF about IS cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects no with
Las Vegas. For terms write a
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

general Oliver
MUCH PLEASED
iEs6kVIGw aacAaosne nAsgu.
sEas A. AusyiN
SEVEN BlIdAE CAMPS
Assess - sasess cssass ssas Ymses
eseesss ~ssvsssaisss Wsv Tss Lsss.
-assssss A. sssssssss. 4

In sses a shs p~srtteipasson NJ The
Net Mszieas Naisonai GARD In The
0snsusess and exercises Of the unis.
81 States TROOPS and state national
guards a The military camp II In.
ssrucssoa ~ Austin. Texas. this gun.
mer. the foilowins article from
ths Army End Navy Journal.
sisinx the story of What has been
done and shat n contemplated 10 the
MISTER. WIN prove Of interest 20 pea
pie ii New Mexico generally and TO
members Il the national guard Of the
territory In particular.
The Army and Navy Journal save
The Seven osissss Camps
Notwithstanding statements made
10 the contrary. the val department
10 veil pleased with the answers thar
have been received from the states
and territories asked 10 participate
In the msneusers 10 be- held this rum.
mel ~ the seven brigade camps. This
entire matter a. the maneuyers AZ
these camps has been managed from
the beginning by Assistant Secretary
of War Robert Shaw. Oliver, Who has
conducted all Of the correspondence
with the adjuiants general Of the
various states and laid down the plan
for the instruction 10 be given Il ne
various camps
= am greatly pleased and sratS.
fled" said General Oliver this week
To our Washington representative.
with the responses ! have received to
my letters inviting a participation Of
the militia Of the various states ant
territories In the exercises 10 be held
at the seven brigade camps. The In
yitation 81 the war department has
been most cordially recslvsd BY every
state and territory witAout exception
and ] am greatly grati1sl q the r.
suits. II 10 true that Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania. Kentucky. Minnesota.
Colorado. California. Maine New
Hampshire and Rhode Island win not
send troops 10 the brisa1s camps. but
this II due solely to the fact that our
invitations went out ut such q late
date that these states had already
made their plans for their state en-.
campments and i personally advised
them not to disarrange their plans
and send troops to n big camps.
invitations reo lste
THE answers ! received, however.
from, these states which viii not par.
ticipate show conclusively that II Is
not because Of any lack Of interes,
IN our scheme but because our invi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

The Masosns Of Lordsburg have
been at work some time to organize
a lodge and this week completed the
organization. Grand Master James
@. Fitch OF Socorro issued a dispen.
sation for the organization Of the
lodge. and accompanied by Grand Lee,
turer KelIahin Of Roswell organized
the lodge,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Easw B~wssassEsns xsa &@saru9 cSsss
- . s~3 AEs ssSsx ~ Axra.~x1ax AnSsss
tAs1 - - s~xg.@y xs~a H~4. oAAE Exx
s1sAss1 Ev~~s 1~tsrSaAy asssxznaxss.
unnerxR - ss~ rsa~s 81 Eas~-sem&as -
~ Asar sseSAia sEs AxA1rs9 n xx~ssa
~ . em2. ~ ssay sxy n euro ASx1r
~ = - hxs ~ s~nrs ara = sss, uss
ssiy kxz Dnssssssx1 ssA1 v1z psa4svsay
hsssrsy ~ s<rn y S~sAss1s nsrv6rxas-
|sAnSssaesy k~s1&ss. fr@s frsa R~sn.
sssan<sa. ays nxxxss - 1sxxsssxs Asuu
u ailsys iseEaE9 tsssxssiys nxkss kaar
sss.sy So sas - ~ ~p~sersy O.
saMaa. yss Fsnaess ~ sM~r1~ IA ~
ts~1lag arsGx*ta a~x1 sw- IN sesnN ar
Ansis . TAs Hsrr~z1s O.. Dssraal
MA
q nuapngv. sesesss Aess.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Like almost anyone else who has
seen forty years Of theatrical iife."
says Bronson Howard Il think the
stage Just nov IL overburdened with
scenery and swamped with extrava,
CANT clothes. This condition cannot
BE- kept up much longer. The manag.
ers cannot stand Il. II II too expens.
i've and the rivalry between them.
each trying 10 Guido the other. must
bring about q reaction that will do
away with the whole scheme"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

THE answers ! received, however.
from, these states which viii not par.
ticipste show conclusively that II Is
not because Of any lack Of interes,
IN our scheme but because our invi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Aztec parties have the contract fer
building q ss.5oo cement block resi-.
denee on Crouch l,esa for a member
OF the Eden Ditch company. II VIII
b. the finest ranch house In that pars
Of the country.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25
SERIOUS CHARGE
CONfRON7S tOE
Ia VEGAS salp 70 sAst Ntv
eospuevoa wtTa r4stol
ALTERATION OVER TlCkEIs


Aaa@s1i1x a. sxxsssz fsaxs aAss1.
FaxHk ca~ % Las ssx2x as ~ 49, eass
eAssxsa Nsss u S~rsaas GEss~e He
ASs . szsfsesasr snA cnn1aesax HAask,
sassr carts Tze~a1s Doxnasx sx~x TIE
pssznsnt a casa fSFsS 10 ssmfExsr sog
aizssaf sns sif<. sAe aees~EI~asss
him. N IN sxA8 Ca ssrsrk Caeearsns
nasfksA&ar oxsr n A~ss Snh q
k~Sxy r~snassr sna seuss hare kassss
kan bat suT IT, fzssssseEsnu@ ~ Mrs
Gee
To srnasas occurred 90 SsEts o.
sszis Nok ~ i.
c1~ w4s rarssss On aa Rxtaan sksss
. foranxi ehxrx~ Vas plaoe9 sxxiaxs
him Hss preliminary hearing. n b.
sid. sall be h~sd ID La Vegas ~
saon ~ na&eksh<zT returns frcna he
end al his ran-
ess~sss Arc c~sSfIsesss
Tbe stories a The affair are eoa.
fscsiax II 10 sasd vA~s cosdsrsos
Bi1esshsxr sreoSs~d him Tor tie sirk,
cts Coz stated shsy la b<sn mis
nlse@d
Ton viii have 20 ~ cash. shss.-
tn coedsesor In reported % have 60.
rated.
Coz paid the cash fare 18th u IN
d~~rssandins that n fh< misplSce<
sickess sese found before sh<y reach
"a Springer the fares we're 10 b. ~
fnm1sd.
1be strkess vers discovered and
Cne. u b sst1. 6emss1sa he r~tsn
~ ne cash fares. vAich The ooadueso,
Refused % deliver and The trouble -
sned. Conductor Bisckshear vss had
" hurt IN the encounter. but vss abis
10 consinue his trip. The train crew
and p~assearess came 20 his ~ssxisssno.
and Coz sss taken ON 20 Ration vhers
h. MAS turned over 70 officers
Did Net Know Absys u
Charles coe. brother Of Prank Coe
VAS interviewed this morning. n.
stated that he had heard noshtn,
ahous the trouble In which his brotheI
vas involved.
u left here night before last 10,
Springer on a fishing irIc with hi
wife" Mr. !coe declared. Vile was 4.
have returned last night but I hay.
heard nothing about the assault"
I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

a~oEe~<@ssrs eaGfanne 20 foek q
TIE Ess&Geaa valley ard thss ssestoa
10 Ssw Nsaaso 10 rsrtdsy sallisx a.
xfth Q god class a. settlers
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Lemuel c. McGrath Of Lordsburc
died at his home last Friday Of hear,
trouble. Lem McGrath was quite
prominent In Grant county politics.
His death came as q sudden shock to
his friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

All nations are e~ndeayoring TO
check thu rayages Of consumption,
tie white plague" that claims 10
many victims each year. roley's
Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are In no
danger Of consumption. Do not risk
your health by taking some unknown
preparation when Foleyis Honey and
Tar In safe and certain In results.
The genuine 10 In q yellcw package.
Sold by o. q. Sehaefer.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
.SANTAFE
new ROUTE
Through Business By Way Of
La Junta and Trinidad to
Be Abandoned.
DIRECT TO AMARILLO
II Necessary State Legislature VIII Be Ap
piled 10 for Authority 10 StTaIghtsn
Line From Panhandle.

Austin, Sept, 1O,--The Santa Fe
has not only planned to obtain a d.
rect line to Galveston from the West
by building the cutoff from Brown
wood to TeXico, but It. will also soon
be in position 10 abandon that part
of It's transcontinental division which
runs by way of La lunta and Trini-
dad, Col, so far as It's through bust
ness is concerned and establish a
new route by way OF Amarillo, The
new line which the Santa Fe Is
building between Willard. y. NJ, and
TeXico will soon be completed and
will be used as a link In the new
transcontinental route which IL TO
supersede the La Junta line. The
latter route has'always been very ex-
penslye to operate on account Of the
heavy grade. The new liue "a OF low
grade and the expense OF operation
will be greatly lessened. The track
has been laid from willard to TeXico
and as soon as the necessary surface
ing and finishing levels can be done
It will be placed in operation Il
connects with the Pecos a. Northern
Texas division Of the Santa Fo at
TeXico and the latter connects with
The southern Kansas at Amarillo.
The new route will be obtained by
using these three roads, obtaining
northern connection with the old
main line Of the Santa Fe at Wichita,
Kan.
The Southern Kansas AS a prclim-
mary to the establishment Of this new
transcontinental line through Texas,
asked the railroad commission some
time ago for authority to straightcn
its line by building from Panhandle
direct TO Amarillo instead Of using
other tracks from Washburn into
Amarillo. The railroad commission
refused to sanction the proposition.
IL Is said that tho Santa Re will ap-
ply to The legislature for the neces-
sary authority.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

in plunderng and destroying. Late
Sunday Kaluda regiment arrived
from Biaa and Instituted measures
to stop pogrOn Sicdlco is u town
of 10000 inhabitants half of whom
were Jews.
Six buildings in tho Big Bazaar of
the city arc now in flames adding
another terror to the killing and
plunderinG which has been going on
here for thirty-siX hours. Frequent
firing is heard but because Of the
general panic It Is difficult to learn
what is Transporting, AS far as pos
siblc to learn there have been about
sixty persons killed and 200 wounded
Siedlce is surrounded by troops who
do not permit the people to leave.
There seems no doubt but what the
terrorists are responsible for pro-
voking the massacre by their fusiade
from roofs and windows Saturday
against the soldiers and policemen
patrolling the streets. Troops sur
rounded the houses from which the
firing came and poured volleys
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
Stranded Passengers Lcar

Honolulu, Sept. 1O.-AboW fifty
Of the stranded passengers If the
wrecked stcampship Manchurs left
today on the liner Korea fol their
destinations. More than ono hmm
drcd of the shipwrecked passengers
are still here and are living It tho
expense of the Pacific Mail Aeam-
ship company
Bryan and Hearst 10 Sprk.
Radford, Va, Sept 1O.--Wlliam
Jennings Bryan and William 8au-
dolph Hearst will deliver ad resscs
here this week during the istrict
fair, which opened today.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
FEARFUL ;SC;$:::;1;;4:!;,v,uuHTER
OF JEWS IN RUSSIA
Carnival ndSCmaatG Killing and PIagg Which Soldiers and Mob
Take PadDnfOrmate Jews Are Shot and DaWneted In the
Streets Number Of Victims Placed at 300.
FUGITIVES THRONG THE RAILROAD STATIONS
Rioters nuga Campaign Against Police and Troops Which Resulted Much BOOdsh
-Ragg Fires Throughout the City Warsaw Adds Another Terror the SCknlg
SCeneCNiSianS and Some Officers Meet Death the Fighting

volley by troops into the crowd.
which resulted In killing two citl-
zens and wounding many, the ter
rorists decided to inaugurate a gen
eral campaign against the police and
troops. sunday morning twelve pa
trolmen and soldiers were killed. As
a result the Libau regiment in anger
marched into Jewish quarters shoot
ing right and left. The troops were
joined by Hooligans who co-operated
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11
FIGHT IN MAINE.
A. T.. OF l.. Is After Congressman
Littlcfield.

Portland Me- Sept 1O,-Falr day
and important issues and determined
party leaders ~ get out every pos
sible vote, combined 10 bring throngs
Of voters TO the polls early today.
Chief interest oenters in the attempt
of tho American Federation of La
Dor to defeat Congressman Little
field for reelection because OF his
refusal 10 support certain labor
measures, Re.sdbmission to the PEG.
pie OF the prohibition law has been
the keynote 20 the campaign made by
Democrats against Governor Cobb
who Is Republican candidate for gov.
ernor.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-11

shot and bayonCtcd in the streets
Houses and shops were sacked Val
uables were carried off and Offered
for sale by soldiers. In addition
to the Jews, Christians and even some
officers met death in tho fighting
Conservative estimates place the
number Of victims at 40.
Jewish fugitives throngcd the rail
road station entrances, Early re.
ports Of the massacre place the re.
sponsibility at he door of the tor.
rorists but fugtitivcs declare the sol.
diers would never have been allow
ed to get SO completely out Of hand
without the connivuncc or actual di.
rection of their officers.