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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF LAND ALREADY SOLD
More Than a hundred Aomeseekers
VIII Arrive Next Week TO Purchase
las Vegas Grant Lands.

Land On the mesa, cast uf Las We
asa. the PARTON Of the Las Vegas
grant open for colonization. n sellins
rapidly at six dollars an acre. and ths
chances are that the prices will rise
by jumps. Ira ~ Hazard, OF the
Meadow City Land a Investment com
pany yesterday disposed OF ten addi
tional sections Of land 90 homeseekers
making a grand total OF 20.400 acres
soid in little over week. and most
of II In small tracts. on which the pur.
chasers will make their homes.
Every man who has been brought
to Las Vegas 10 investigate the land
by the Meadow city. Land a Invest.
naent company has been Hrcatsy pleas.
ed with II and what is more has made
heavy purchases. No one has left
without investing In San Miguel coup.
ty real estate. Peter Dinson Of Clin.
ton. Ia. bought an entire section of
land yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Hazard viii leave this evening
for Chicago to look after the affairs
OF the company. and win bring back a
party Of fifty people who have already
made arrangements with him To come
to Las Vegas. They are solid, sub.
stantfal business men Of Illinois, Iowa.
Kansas aud Missouri, who have sold
their farms In the middle west at
high prices and will come west where
land Is cheaper and develop II. These
are the class OF citizens which will
make the mesas In San Miguel coun.
ty to blossom as the rose.
The next land excursion will arrive
In this city on September 9Th, and II
is believed that there will be four
or five car loads Of investors. as one
firm at Jefferson. Mo-. has notified
Mr.. Hazard that two special cars
OF people from Missouri bound for We.
ras. will Join the train in Kansas
City.
Mr.. Hazard has succeeded In get.
ting the Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa
Fe railroad to make n rate Of S3l
round trip from Chicago to Las Vegas
for homeseekers, which has been a
great inducement to investors to come
TO this portion Of the union.
Rev. r. A. Morley will look after the
interests Of the company while Mr..
visits the Windy city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

! philadelphia. Aux. $50 srsaa VA
the confidence in Frank X. Hippls
j life president Of ths Real Estate Tgus
. company which yesterday was forces
: 10 the wall because of secret busines,
transactions u Hipple. that the insii
tuition was virtually the hank of thu
! Presbyterian church. A. treasurer q
the trustees of the general assembly
Hipple had control oi over 81 .ooa. .ass
| and as treasurer 0f the permanent
committee on home missions and sus
tentation In the Synod. the Pennsyi
sania and Presbyterian hospital ~
this city, other large amounts were
! at his command.
May Have Committed Suicide
The eoroner's physician readily ad
mits that HippIe may have committed
suicide. Financiers say that Hipple
lost heavily In Consolidated Lake Sa.
perior company stock several years
ago. However, real estate invest.
ments seemed To have engaged both
his attention and money almost ex.
clasiveiy. This IL borne out through
his connections with Adolph Segal
and the latter's enterprises. Today
the name Of segal Is on the lips Of
everybody In Philadelphia. His rise
from tOiler over a soap cauldran
In ten by twelve cellar In West
Philadelphia less than twenty years
ago tn the handler Of millions OF dol.
lars. has been exceedingly spectacular.
Directors Are Criticized
u is the expressed opinion Of bank.
ers that the failure does not involve
any other banking house I'm the city.
According to John X. Kitchener.
president Of the Clearing House asso.
citation. that body stood ready 10 I'd.
vance all the money required by the
trust company provided the proper
security was offered Directors Of
the trust company are severely criti
cized by members Of the clearing
house association for their failure 10
acqnaint themselves with the condition
Of the company. and the transactions
of President Nipple. They knew moth.
ing more than what we had heard"
declared President Michener. And
they are not even familiar with the
securities In their possession"
A crowd Of depositors gathered early.
today at the corner Of Broad and
Chestnut streets surrounding the
handsome skyscraper In which the
distressed concern is located. A SQUAD
OF policemen surrounded the offices
and kept the people back. There was
no attempt at demonstration.
Will Reopen its Doors
II is stated that sufficient funds
have been pledged to enable the real
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
BREAK FRISCO
Carmen STRIKE
ANOTHER FARLEY TRAIN De.
PARTS FOR WEST TO eE FOL.
LOWED sY OTHERS.

New York. Aug. 29.-Another spe.
cial train loaded with strike breakers
was started for San Francisco last
night by James Farley. who has been
employed to put an end to the big
street railroad strike. Three Farley
trains are now crossing the contin.
ent Another train will leave Jersey
City tonight and still another may
leave tomorrow night
Farieys expedition Is being equip.
ped with ammunition. medical sup
plies and surgical attendance.
The conditions in San Francisco
are very serious Farley said. Il
fear that it will be necessary to ask
for federal troops. Unless street car
travel is resumed at once. hundreds
'of merchants will fail"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
HAVE YOU LOST YOUR
BIKE OR ANY PART

City sdarshal Ben Coles Of.
flee in the city hall resembles
the interior Of a bicycle repair
snop. He has no less than six
complete bicycles and snffic-
lent parts Of other wheels to
make several more. In addition
to this there are half a dozen
bicycle tires and numerous in
ner tubes. All Of this stuff Is
believed to have been stolen,
and the city marshal wants all
those whose wheels are miss
ing to call at his office and see
II they can identify any Of the
property. The complete bicy-
cles have the name plates re-
moved and have been repaint-
~ ed. 1t Is believed the princi-
pal parts Of these wheels have
been changed around to make
Identification difficult. The
goods may be seen at the city
marahal's office In the city
hall and viii be surrendered
upon positive Identification.
n sS Segs5 358Ea y z
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

oEsez and the stranger stood with
their backs against the wall.
I'm going through the back doc,
when leave" the bandit told them
while he scooped In the money with
his disengased hand. and You
needn't be In a hurry about followine
me out. either" He took all the money
with the exception Of s1.2s.
None Of those present left the
place until after the robber had dis.
appeared.
Didn't Touch Cash Register
The bandit evidently had designs
on the faro table exclusively. There
was nearly a hundred dollars In the
cash register which he made no AT.
tempt To tamper with. but raked In all
the money at the faro table. then back.
ed toward the rear door ON Grand
avenue. tEkit the robber with the
cash.
u Is not known whether the hold
Knight OF the gun had confederates
outside the place or not. The police
have no clue and /, was impossible 10
determine whether he was an Ameri
can or native.
Night Patrolman George Troast
stated be met suspicious character
on the street shortly after the hold. up
occurred. At the time he did not
Know that the place had been robbed
and beyond questioning the prowler
made no effort to detain him. The
man stated. however. that he wanted
N catch No. aud the officer told
him that II didn't reach Vegas un,i,
after dinner and advised him TO get
OFT the street. The man. Troast do.
ciares. spoke broken English.
II is reported that several peop,e
heard rapid hoof beats out on the
Mora road early this morning. but n
is not thought that this has apy con.
'eetion With the robbery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
consul SHOT
BY CONTRACTOR
RUSSIAN REPRESENTATIVE RE.
cEivEs BULLET IN STOMACH
At TEN TsIN.

Tien Tsin, Aug c9.-The Russian
consul here. NJ. Laptew. was shot In
the stomach today by Russian con.
cessioa contractor named Levinsky,
who fired four times and nit the con.
sui once. The shooting occurred at
the Russian consulate.
Levinsky was arrested. His victim
Is In a dangerous condition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

Carefully Planned Job
The job had evidently been care
fully planned. u developed that Nighi
Pairoluaam George Troast was q bloch
away when the robbery occurred
Prank Mccall sat behind the lsar
near the Sixth street entrance reading
4 paper. The dawn was breaking,
Most Of the fTequenters of the place
mad left. Only the footsteps OF a be.
lated pedestrian on the cement pave.
meni occasionally disturbed the still
ness. The whirr OF the roulette
wheel had long since ceased and the
other games Of chance were deserted.
the house" men having departed for
their abodes. ortex was conversing
drowsisy with the stranger, when
there was a commotion at the front
entrance. The buriy form Of a
masked man shot through the swing.
ing doors and broke the glass In one
Of them. so sudden and rude was his
appearance.
You -. throw nm vopr
VIZ Soht
hands. all of YOU" he commanded.
He emphasized Il by showing big SIX.
shoter In the direction of the bartend.
sf. who was engrossed in the paper.
and apparently did not hear his com.
mand.
Throw up your hands. Frank" yell.
ed ortez from the opposite side of
the room where the faro table Ia To-
Gated. Both ortez and the stranger
had their hands held high above their
heads.
when looked around and saw
the muzzle of that gun pointed at
me. it looked like a 12S calibre." Nc
Call stated in telling Of the circum.
stance this morning. although I am
satisfied that It was nothing larger
than a .3s Smith and Wesson with a
short barrel. But say. IT looked big
last night"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
Lone BANDIT HOLDS UP ARCADE CLUB
Then MAKES GOOD HIS ESCAPE WITH $500
FRANK nscsll. BARTENDER osrEz AND A STRANGER
COMPELLED TO HANDS WHILE solo eoseER
s'FtEs FARO raHLE. UP casn ReoisrEa ANp
LEAVES sf25.

ten minutes before
Smith street hee table Of
seesnno $500 mostly
Of nsoh,h re hs
mask which scueh IA, and VAS
ssees covered the h.r
snas FRANK Mccall with Big ssss he
hessn"asd he rskso all the eff the
cash drawer Of walked throuoh the ,
oeor on Grand
rses immediately ,eephone Ne
came down town Immediately Charles ce
proprietor Of the Arcade horses
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
Press Skeptical

st. Petersburg, Aug. 29.---LiberaI
papers welcome the semtofficial
statement made yesterday in behalf
OF the government that the cabinet
Intends to continue in the path Of re.
form. But the papers plainly mani.
fest their distrust as to whether the
ministry will be able to master the
situation by publication providing
for the distribution Of land to the pea.
SAINTS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

committee shen William }. Bryan mr..
Fssss At quarantine this afternoon on
the NaFth German LLOYD steamship
Princess Irene II gas informally de-
"aaisA yesterday to ask Mr.. Bryan sa
step directly from the Princess Irene
10 special tmg bearing his Nebraska
friends and spead an hour with them.
Then he viii b. conveyed 10 Mr.. Col.
tra's yacht. where. In company Nor
man T. Msck of Buffalo. Lewis Niaon
and two Or three other democrats of
prominenes. he viii spend ths night
I'm rest.
"AiI's WAR
New York. Aus es.--word - re-
eeised early today at The Offices of
the North German Lloyd Steamship
company that the steamer Princess
Irene. on which William ]. Bryan In
a passenger. had passed Nantucket
light al I:s0 O'Clock this morning.
The steamer signalled that al was
well on board. She will probably
dock at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
LADIES HOLD SACK AND
LANTERN TO CATCH sNipe

, Mrs. c. II. Baily and Miss
Elsie Hoffman. during their
stay at Ell Porvenir recently
, had the pleasure Of hunting
snfpe in the night time. One
, was directed to hold the sack
and the other attracted the
snipe with a lighted lantern.
but despite their efforts viii.
lam Curtis Baily declares he
has seen no snipe In the Bal
, ~ refrigerator. He likes
} snipe. too. Some disturbing
element interfered with the
peaceful possession OF their
} room while they were in the
} woods snaring the snipe, to top
1t all of. and Mrs. Baily, It is
said. developed a decided taste
for sardines on a trip to Her
mit's peak while they were on
the outing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
AGED METHODIST BISHOP
PRESlpES At CONFERENCES

Carroliton, Mo-, Aug. 29.-The an.
nual conference of the Methodist Ep.
iscopa| church South began mere to.
day. Bishop J. s. Key Of Sherman,
Texas, who is IS years old. presided.
Among the topics OF general interest
that may be discussed is the report
Of the committee on federations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
REPORTED THAT PUlAJANES
LEADER HAS BEEN cAUGH'

Manila, Aug. 29.-Word has been
received that native volunteers had
captured Arnogines Sanchez. chief of
the Pulajanes near Bay Bay last Sat.
urday. The escape of the bandits from
Leyte has been cut off. The situation
is greatly improved.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
CONVICT TRAIN Ro6BER SHOT
IN DESPERATE ENCOUNTER

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 29.--ln desper.
ate fight within the walls of the Unit. |
ed States prison here yesterday after.
noon Edward Richmond. serving
ten years sentence for train robbery, |
committed In the Indian Territory,
was shot and instantly killed by
Guard Frey. a.,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
REVOLUTION COST
IS 100000
INSURGENTS SEND MESSAGE
THAT THEY WANT STATES TO
INTERVENE,

Havana. Aug. 29.-The insurgents
have removed the rails from parts Of
the Cuban Central railroad in the
southern part Of the province Of San.
Ia Clara. Seventeen recruits belong
ing to one company Of rural guards,
who were alleged to have planned
desertion to the insurgents, have been
arrested and placed in Jail here The
cost Of the work of attempting to sup.
press the insurrection up to the pres
ent time has been over half a million
of dollars.
Want States To intervene
New York, Aug. 29.--Major Castell.
aros arrived in this city yesterday
from the insnrgent camp in Cuba
bearing dispatches from Colonel Pine
Guerra, the rebel leader in Pima Del
Rio province. Among the dispatches
which he carried was one addressed
to the American people. 1t says the
purpose of the insurrectionists is to
invite the Intervention of the United
States for new election for presi.
dent
With a Large Band
Havana, Aug. 90. Congressman
Campos Marquetti is reported to have
entered Cabannas On the north coast
of the province of Pima Del Rio with
large band of insurgents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
Strikers Still Refuse
To Return 70 Their Ichs

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 29.-The
Carmen's union last night issued a
lengthy statement replying to Pres;-
dent Calhoun's invitation to return u
work. The answer Is firm refusal
and a notification that the company
in its further negotiations must deal
with the union and not with men as
individuals.
President Calhoun said last night:
we will operate cars, but cannot
say when"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
cLoTRtEE WINS NATIONAL
n TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Newport, Aug. 29-William J. Clio.
thier of Philadelphia today won the
national tennis championship by de-
feating Beal c. Wrightof Boston. the
present holder of the title. in straight
sets, GO, G..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
With a Large Band
HEATING PRESIDENT OF
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUl

Denver. Aug. 29.--Edward
Keating. president tof the Dem 1
yer Press club. was elected
president of the International !
League Of Press clubs today
in convention at Corona on the
crest of the continental divide. 1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
Nipple HELD VAST
sum Of Church MONEY

BANK WAS VIRTUALLY DEPOSIT PRESBYTERIAN pEscm.
tnsEios - Also TRUSTEE oF T.o HOSPITALS -
coaoNeHs PHYSICIAN sp.i = NAVE COMMITTED
SUICIDE - LOST HEAVILY is CONSOLIDATED SUPERIOR
STOCK THROUGH CONNECTION .irs sEesI wno ROSE eRon
RUMBLE SOAP MAKER TO MILLIONS ~ less rnss TWENTY
WEARS - DIRECTORS CRITICIZE FOR THEIR esoRANcs oE
NIPPLES TRANSACTIONS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
NEBRASkANS GET BRYAN FIRST; GOlTlAS
GIVES way and COMPROMISE IS EFFECTED

GLASS; sETwEEn WESTERN OFFICIAL agcEp
TON COMMITTEE AvERTEo- NIGHT on
sAcHT. Ho"EsER wiTH PROMINENT pEmoesars = pAlG
cess ,ReNE ARRIVES m cooo snApE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

g.
oser TWO hundred of the fair sex
yesterday accepted the invitation Of
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

Sev York, Aag. 29--There will not
be a clash between the Nebraska
delegation and the official reception
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

estate company Ia reopen Hs doors
within toEtyeight hs,uFs. As a pr.ilfu
| mary la this the court will h. petl
times, to dismiss the temporary TO-
cslssrship.
Al the conclusion Of the psotracted
conference with the directors of the
embarrassed real estate trust company
Receiver Earle said that In his esiim.
atson the reeeiyership will be- only
Temporary and that the bank will he
able 10 resume business At an early
day. While have not had an op.
poEianits 20 examine the books I
have every reason To believe that nh
the trust funds are intact" said
Earle, This hopeful view is shared hy
the financial interests.
Declare II Won't Exceed $4,000
Inquiry today among prominent nh.
thorsties of the Presbyterian church
M TO the amount Of church money
involved I'm the failure, showed that
the asin viii not exceed s4,0da. The
trustees money. amounting 10 $685..
~. is invested In mortgages bonds
md other securities. and these are
Ill intact.
Was sesal Hypnotistf
The Real Estate Trust company
was organized In 1885. !, Is the de,
postt"rs of $500 .000 Of city funds ot
Philadelphia. In addition 10 the mil,
lions af church holdings. Also Il has
si!s.6f.e u state funds.
The crash was caused by heavy
leans made by the late president,
Frank X. Nipple. TO Adolph segal,
promoter. On insufficient security.
A desperate effort was made tn save
tn institution by the board Of ,lirec.
,ars through nm appeal 10 the clearing
house association. but that body de.
clined to subscribe q large fund Of
$1,000. 900 because Of insufficient 20.
curity.
The liabilities are placed al $40 600.
900. with quick assets Of $500, 600
and doubtful collateral amounting 10
81. 10000
President Nipple was always re-
garded as conservative financier.
but following his sudden death last
Friday an investigation developed the
fact that bis loans to Segal had been
made regardless Of proper security
and that he had made false state
ments to the directors OF the bank.
Friends Of the president express the
belief that Segal exercised hypnotic
influence over Mr.. Hippie.
Although the cause Of Mr.. Hipple's
death was given by his physician and
the coroner as cerebral hemoFrhage,
II Is intimated that he may have com.
mitted suicide.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

Ses York. Aug. 2a.~Mr.
nFsan aas taken from the
steamship Princess Irene M
the quarantine station by the
yaeha iillni and landed al sta.
tn Island. HE went To- the
hone III Louis NIXON. where II
IL expected he will spend the
nirhs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29
200 ladies
VISIT Y. N. c. A.
POOL roo DEEP BUT TWO tx.
PERT SWIMMERS BRAVE DAN.
cERs-MoRE TO co NEXT TIME

o mother dear may 60 out
10 swim,
O yes my darling daughter,
But hang your clothes on q
hickory limb
u And don't 70 near tho wa.
ter y. .M@ p,
4. e A49& .s %8 %8R%S4 o. 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-29

New York. Aug, .a.~~Ths
Princess Irene arrived al quar-
ansias station al J p IN.
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; >>~>%~H~~~~A~>>S =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
I To. Morrow (Monday) at at I
4 O:3OgA. MI,

sat3 my wnreipo1,s, 11p NJ Seven Y, Street
ono Upright and one Sqlinre loiniio. ten
Oak, Walnut uiid other Wardrobcs, ! )
oak, WALNUT md other Bed room suits
Odd Pnilor Chairs. Rockers. Mnntel Mir
;Sfors, iinll +, Staff ana Boom Carpet, ten
Rolls New i Mating, 1scaahcr and other
8Couchcs. Drophead singer and ~ other \
Sewing Ninrhinesa Onk and otlier Hal
gaacks twenty Odd Bureaus and Stands Us
Iron Bed sprltig, Hair lFcltiand other ,r
Mattresses, i've Oak md other Side
boards Dining md other Tables 100 l
Nanias Chairs. Baby Carriages tio-Calr5tis'.
Quits, Blankets, Spreads, Sheet Elbows y,
Bolsers ono Doctors Self Adjusting oh-
Grating Chair. Cty-NIadcE Standhopc, IN
good order;Salsot nv lot Of other goods too
numerous to mention. N l{ 81
II 4 Ladies invited to attcd. ss
;3 {; &c. y Nv. MAY tAlc tiohccr.l5
XII Geo. W. oliver Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
N REAL5ESTAT For Sale
N
Splendid j | ~ q !
Business Opportunity.

,rAe work 81 ,lnot lict's slra iiisafd gcfl,,'s7l
nd lifelong study offered ygsiS etlieas for,
ii iii. Four8t4 great Stress chances;
us All old established Shoe business ~,
with excellent trade iinsfotir ~ s tatcs,
90, 900 100! * 81
rs DWARF Bislhcss that that 4, l lllIt
cloared the present propi.e1tSorf$ i oyer Y;
$4,000 (forty- thousand dolllnrs) net rs
lii tho Inst ten t1o) years and ste ca ~
n 5it,creasfg Ato, ooo.o
.(s) IA splendid Printing Tusret s. 600 90
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