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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
GIRL FROM OUT THE WEST.
Makes Friends on Broadway With
Policeman's Handsome Horse.

Makes Friends ON Broadway With a
Foncemans hanosoine horse.
From the New York Herald
,rtar.,+, =, ~. .an
"as 80 ~
derfoot from the west. out she naon eA-
pected to find such demonstrative new
friend there as she ran across recently. On
-. -. a,..,a.t .or,,a.. nhara .ha cros.-
?nc VI 'no ousies. ooi .e
ing Is az dangerous ana as oimcuit as any
mountain pass in the old days. she was
walking into the laws OF death with the
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l' saiiessiiess anu eou.o .,a,s 49,.
the passing danger by mounted police
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
NEW YORK'S GENERAL
CHESS TOURNAMENT

TRENTON FALLS. N. Y. July 26.-Much
progress was made yesterday in the general
tournament OF the New York State Chess
association. Sharp leads, with six games
won. There was no play In the trophy
tourney. but Lasker and Curt played
against Fox and Raubitschek In an expert
mental game, testing a new move In the
Rice gambit. The result of the game was
a draw.
In the general tourney play the results
were: Ferris defeated DAILY. Ring lost to
Gukemus, A. Weber lost to Sharp NJ
Weber beat Scripture, N. Weber beat Kelly,
Sharp beat Scripture, McMartin beat Ring.
DAILY beat Cheney, Ferris beat Waller,
Rosenfeld beat Cover, Searle and N. Weber
drew and A. Weber beat Scripture, Ferris
beat Rosenfeld. Cheney beat Walter, Ring
and Daily drew, A. Weber beat McMartin
Gukemus beat Scripture and Sharp beat
Kelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
BASE BALL NOTES.

Too bad the Nationals cannot remain
home week longer. They were certainly
going we'll
Awfully sorry, Mr.. McAleer, that we had
to treunce your team. but recall the dose
you gave us on the first trip east.
If Tom Hughes would only take some in
terest in lie and get into the game In his
best form the Nationals might yet cut big
swath. Falkenherg. Smith and Pstten have
a very sweet look just now.
Mr. Stone got two hits of Patten yester-
day, but both times when two were out and
no one on the bases. 1t is the general rule
for twirler to take chance with his
support under those conditions.
Jack O'Connor has certainly seen his best
days, although he is still valuable on ac-
count Of his coaching abilities The Ma
tionais got FIVE stolen bases on him yester-
day and the same number when he was
behind the bat in Mondays game.
Charley Jones was watching MIR. Altzer
very closely yesterday and the chances are
that he will be pulling on that extra base
stunt on a sacrifice just as soon as he can
get back in the game.
Harry Schiahy had another splendid day
at second and again he performed without a
mishap, handling all Of his eight chances
Clearly and with determination that looks
good.
The Nationals left last night for -Cieve-
land where they play one game today and
then on to Chicago They will have about
they can continue the work OF the past
! couple of weeks their showing should be
good. Ten out of eighteen isn't bad pre-
dictic=.
No matter how quickly Messrs. Jones
and Hickman get well. the local fans can
depend upon 1t that Manager Stahi will not
break up winning combination. These
were his last words last night as he stepped
on the train for the west. Garland was in
great spirits and asserted that Hughes
would get his start today.
From now on the American League sched-
ule favors the western teams that are now
In the first division.
Boston fans would like to see three De-
troit players come here, but Ban johnson
said yesterday that there was nothing to
the story.-Boston Herald
Victor Willis, the tall twirler OF the Pr
rates. holds the seasons record In the
league for straight victories-nine. His first
defeat after this long row OF wins was by
Chicago on July 4. when he lost to ..
John McGraw objects to the hleachers
singing GOOD Bye. Hiram" when his
Giants are losing. It ann0ys him.
President Coleman Of the Memphis club
has received an offer Of 5000 from the
Cleveland club for Pitcher Iiebhart who
has won three double-h headers this season
The New York Nationals failed to get Abb
baffcchio. The former Boston fni7elder came
to the conclusion that he was through with
let pitcher perform soms unusual feat,
no matter whera ana Counie Mack y Gon-
s erally cherEed With Aeytng 1 string 70 Elm
% - ~ - - e 60 41l1H1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
STOP w1NK1Na.
Is Is Waste Of Energy and Can Be
Avoided by Using Only One Eye.

Prom the Boston Globe
I'VE are told in our sanatorium." said the
cheerful inmate. Ito save all the energy
possible. as energy causes temperature
temperature burns up tissue. burned up
tissue is hard TO replace. ETC., etc There is
one way to save strength.
Did you ever stop to think how much en-
ergy Is spent In winking7 Count how many
times you wink In one minute, multiply It
by sixty. again multiply the number of
hours you are awake on an average each
day. multiply once more by the weight of
the eyelid. and YOU will find out how many
pounds of energy are being used up each
day in winking.
Did you ever realize that fully one-haIf
OF this is wasted? What's the use In using
more than one eye? withthat you can see
all that Is necessary. and thus you need
wink only one eye--the one you happen to
be using.
Think of the tons of energy that Is saved
by this simple process in a single yeart
Just go about with one eye open l expect
by this process to save enough energy 80
that will be pronounced cure some six.
or even eight. hours before would be 9th
erwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26

tice OF the imperial government is called
The Board of Punishments." 1t is the
stated aim of the code to provide an ap-
propriate punishment for every possible va
riety of offense under any possible combina-
ton Of circumstances. leaving nothing to
the Judge but the determination of the cat
egory to which the case in hand belongs.
Hence the memorialists reason that. II the
body of principles be incomplete, l. Q. IL any
specific case be unprovided for In the sys-
tenn of .punishments. there can be no
guidance as to the intent of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
A Resurrected Finger.

From the London Art Journal.
A detective OF detail has discovered that
Sir William Richmond. in the Hawarden
memorial. has given Gladstone finger too
much to one Of his banda. Az young
man Gladstone lost nnger IN shooting
accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports
CONTINUED from Fourteenth Page,

the big field of horses from the start to the
finish He stood long, hard drive through
the stretch. and won by the margin of thir-
teen inches, or trifie over head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26
BIG UPSET In
GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTs

DETROIT. July 26.-splendid racing,
which resulted In tie defeat of two strong
ly backed favorites marked the races at
Windsor yesterday. The big upset was in
the EOS pace, in which Eudora the win
ner. sold for 81 in pools of $l62. Hal Chat
fin bringing 500.
In the opening heat Hal Chaffin showed
wonderful speed and took the lead at the
half. but a bad break ended his chance
and Allerson beat Boliver a nose In a great
finish. Next time Hal Chaffin again broke,
and Eudora. assuming the lead at the three.
quarters. won from there without much
struggling. After being comfortable first
at thu half In the third and deciding heat
Hal Chafiin broke and Eudora won a whip
ping nniah from Boliver by head
Two more OF the Chamber OF Commerce
stake candidates were turned loose in the
other events and neither showed form
enough to be clasHsd as atake performer
Custer, the favorfte in the al pace. man
aged to stagger hOIhe in front tn four heats.
but was at his limit IN time four seconds
lower than that Of Ardella's on Tuesday.
Bonanza was the betting choice &c the
2lA PAGERS. hut u3sde sorry showing and
waa finally drawn Ivan b, the winner.
was far better PAGER than Bonanxa. The
summaries: n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26

The Brotherhood of Railway Tralnmen
has been In existence twenty-three years
has .72S local branches, with 1900 MEM
bers. 81 $50, 900 In its treasury and pays out
$4,000 every thirty days in claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-26

Labor leaders of the New England states
are greatly pleased by the attitude of the
General Association of Congrega tional
Churches. which has adopted a resolution
looking toward better understanding be-
tween the church and organized labor
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
LATE DWIGHT [. noopv's
sruoEAT CONFERENCE OPENS

Eas, Mortified. Mass, June "a
The studeat conference. the first In
the series Of big summer GATHERINGS
held here and all NJ which we're o.
tahiished by III late Dwight ].
Moody. opened today under most
promising auspices An unusually al.
trsetiye iisi u speakers IL announced
this year. Included among the mum.
her are Bishop Anderson Of Chicago.
Principsi r, A. Faieoner. Of Halifax
Robert E. speer of New York. Dean
Bosworth of oberlin college. DIR. Sam
uel N. swemer OF Arabia. end Rev
II. =. Fosdick OF Montclsir, ". ]. The
conference vii last ten. days and as
heretofore much attention will be d.
voted % the discussion of after-eoi.
lese problems.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

saw while the city was stiil smoking
was the selling Of photos Of the fire,
burnt coins. and relics from China
town. E i g se ,,s. y ssa l5ss 81 e..5 "
The second visit, week later. We
saw them making coffee in q wash
boiler On the ourbs, and booths Of ev.
cry kind In which they would serve
Sandwiches and boiled eggs.
"The third visit, a week later, we
went out TO Tilimage street. which has
now become the Broadway of the city
with all the hustle OF city life. Frame
and corrugated iron buildings were
going up all around. u. y
The last stand Of the fireman with
a little water. when two hose crossed.
made cross. and the fire stopped.
The railroads Of the east are send.
Ing special men TO the coast TO hurry
their cars back. So much Is being
shipped there has been shortage In
the east.
n when the railroads pull up their
tracks and the ships Of the world de
sert the best harbor on the coast and
possibly Ii the F6rI6. and God closes
the GoIdeR for all time and eter-
nifty, vim lancisco cease 70 be
the city Of Golden Gate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
DRCx hunT VII
4 ElUhI soA
J. n. irslsna astsrss From the Esse-
Lsss Assst ei.ooo ssd Ne
y inssrsres.

+ viii rebuild ~ plsAt = soon =
practicable" ~as the statement tn
sfsenoos of J. n. ireland. proprietor
Of the Las vexax brsch yar<a. w1Ash
was partially destroyed W lfsre satur.
day. June .. NJ. ireland v1s In NE
east At the time d The csaflaxrAstpe
and has Just returned 10 LIS veeaG
"a have sent for plans already. lir.
ireland continued. = have plenty Of
brick On hand. Consequently there is
no particular hurry. The heavy m.
rhinery IL sll right md the hnldink
Itself was n cheap affair. % ! don't
imagine the loss win be more than
$1,000. I did not have any insurance
on the baiidinE"
Mr.. ireland was notified a the fire
while IN Boston. He realized that he
eonid NOT io anything n BE- returned
right away. so III continued On hia
trip as he had planned. His itinerary,
included New ferk. PhiladelphM j
Washinston anA cAleaso, a well A
Boston ~ ~ Nent q Hsnptd
Roads 10 zee MI - wa9snsxho Il
q sailor on boAvd NJ ship
Rhode island. -
MI. Ir~hsA dsx <l fsei - =
over his luas As ~ yoNld OFF, 81
owing III tk1HfHnf 49, - 8 <1n<f -!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

Washington, June 22.--Prscticaily
the entire session of the cabinet to.
day was devoted TO the consideration
Of proceedings 90 be begun by the d.
partment Of justice against the stand
ard OH company. The nature Of these
proceedings viii not be known until
Attorney General Moody makes a
statement. which biz promised to do
this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
EXPRESSION Of
OUR SYMPATHY
Senate Adops McLauren's $
Resolution d Condoence
for Beseaved I'm. -
after STANDARb g.


Washington. June 22.-The senate
today adopted the following Joint rec
olution, introduced by Mclsurea:
"rhss tho psspis o. the United
states sve horrss'sd ~ shs reports u
the msssenss 81 Hsersss In Russia
on seeeunt os their rses end religion
sod shss these bessssed shersey have
Tho hssrsy sympsthy u the people u
this country" @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

Washington. June 22-The railroad
rate agreement Is now complete with
the exception Of the dispute over the
question Of whether the pipe lines
shall be declared common carriers"
and forgidden 10 own the commodity
they transport. Ii vas agreed today
that sleeping cars shall IL Included In
the bin as common carriers. Ii n be.
iieyed The report win be ready for ac.
tion in the house tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
sRorAEsAccp locoMcvayE
FisE1EN MAY DISCARD NAME

a. tsnaiN. June !. The Brother
aaoa at Locomotive Firanssa. shss
has been . familiar name for over )
quarter os = century d iiksly 20 be
slscardea hy Its owners fef n~v
fsila to The eEwani1atsaa slaaf vii
cover its claims u snrisalesIon ovsr
members TAG the Rroxhsshoa II
Locomotive Ensinesrs are asmsaaisf
shan belong N ~ v. N 1. Eserrls.
siveiy. when skey graduate frsm firs~
mrn Go snfinsers
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
90 anu HNVH0NH v
D the penitentiary.
Cases A,pesled
YALE UNIVERSITY PRIZES
AWARDED At COMMENCEMENT

New Haven. Conn. June ~. The
exercises of commencement week at
Yale University began today with the
delivery Of the Townsend prize ora.
tons IN the Batteli chapel by mem.
bers n the senior class, Sunday the
baccalaureate address will be deliver.
cd by President Hadley. The sexer.
eises will continue up 10 and inclndInx
wednesday Of next week, when the
graduates win receive their desr~es
with time-honored ceremonies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
sucGE ADVOCATE GENERAL
sEposrs on Eac1r HOUR sUlE

Manila. June s@s-~AttsF taxsstlgat'
INA taf0F conditions in the rAAaippinss
and the statutes regulating Enyern.
nent empausmsnt 81 softnsn there,
Iadge Aasaests GensFsi Davis AZ the
army has Fepostsa so Secretary TAR
hat ID. sighthear lac l. snfoFeei
IN the islands ana h hela 10 spply 10
Nh works there provided Cor by ags
from she public Hanlrys
u the United States
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
SCHWAB DON'T WANT
ANY sEskI0RIAL JOB
Interviewed, Sss Masna,e De.
clars He : Pok6csl
g.. Aspirations Whsteyer.

New York. Jnne 22.-khdl
schwab. who returned from EnI11
yesterday, when asked concerning the
report that he would be q candidate
for United States senator from Neva.
da said: = have no political aspira.
tions whatever. s.> \ 5.,s >@'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
RoeEHT BRUCE BURNS,
CHIEF ENclNEER. % DEAD

Los Angeles. Cal, June 22--Robest
Bruce Burns, the wen known western
railroad contractor. who has been for
the past nine years chief engineer 81
the coast lines Of the Santa Fe com.
pany. died here last night. He was
a native Of Maine. and iiftyfour
years Old.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

sri rs stuff Gnsss Britain Last yexa
insportes - amqyns Esiaad 81 snme
tse and = hars millions sTsFiias
whethsr sftar sksse revelations se
shall trade ~ th~ ssare amoaat
remains 10 be seen. n xe ID. then
ws are a stranger stopAchea people
than Ia genasally erefiisi"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
STRICKEN CITY
OF golden GATE
Drummer Evangelist Williams
Delivered New Lecture Last
Night.
CITY WILL ALWAYS endure
'Suuck Above and Below the Beh
. But She's Stal in The Ring. He
* Declared.

= urammer Evangelist Williams was
u4l<e6 by q large audience at the
kbyterian church last night. whefe
he lectured on The Stricken City Of
the Golden Gate" He spoke for an
hour and quarter. -'
Tonight is the evangelist's last night
In Las Vegas. He will speak al the
African Methodist church on From
Rags to Robes,"
Anent the 81 'cken city of the Col.
den Gate be said in part:
San Francisco Is as old as the
Declaration Of Independence. The
missions were founded the same year
the document was signed. There al.
ways will be a San Francisco until
God closes. the Golden Gate for all
time and eternity. " %~s
san Francisco was struck above
and below the belt but she's sim in
the ring, and win remain until the last
round is fought and the victory gain
ed over all that would drag her down.
The fire that followed the earth.
quake was the greatest in the history
OF this country and possibly in the
history OF the world. Four hundred
and fifty Of the best blocks, about four
miles square, were burned.
NJ Chairs Rocked
AT oakdale, California, where We
were, the rocking chairs were rocking
when got out OF bed and tried to get
10 the window to look out. as l en-
pected TO see the Lord il the air. HIS
holy angels with him. The house
rocked and swayed so ] staggered
across the room It rocked so that II
made me sick. When we got to our
own home In San Jose. Cal, we found
our little home off the foundation and
the chimney broke in three places.
This little shaking I'D cost Us $3.50.
We got our home lifted back on TO the
foundation When the second shock
came and set ii or the foundation
again: We had II lifted back again.
With all this San Jose is good enough
for me and mine.
The sensation Of the earthquake il
Ike riding camel; like a ship plung.
ing at sea: like an elevator going up
BY jerks. b ss2 #.s .
NV wife and stood at the Call
building On Market street the first
Saturday after the fire. As far as our
eyes could see there was nothing but
ruin and desolation. II looked as Il
think the whole world will look when
God has brought il to an end-man no
longer in it: not q shrub, a tree. a
bird. dog. q cat
Ferry Check stops
The clerk In the Ferry tower stop
ped at 5:15 a. m, so did many others
which marked the time Of the great
est calamity that ever struck any city
Of this country.
The first signs o. business life We
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

Laramie. wyo.. June 2.--Msny VIA.
iters are here for tas commencement
exercises this evening of the rniyer-
sity Of Wyoming. The address viii
b. delivered by Professor .. r Graves
of the University af Missouri.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
ANNUAL CONVENTION
srEGl WORKERS Ar cApfrol

wsshinxtca. June .s.--Tbsss was q
large atses1ance fhis waek at the
apnusl convention u the insssaa.
sisaai Steel copperpisie Printers. leld
In washiaxtcn. d. c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
HE HANDS THEM
Big PACKAGES
Judge Mcpherson Imposes
Penalties In Kansas
iiyRebs,e Cases.
Two ARE SENTENCED


Kansas CITY. June ss--In the Unit,
ed states district osart today. Judge
smith Ncphersoa passed sentesce
upon the a~fandsass recently nonxicl.
ed OF making concessions and accept.
ing and conspirinr TO accept rebates
On freight shipments
Finss Tctsi S7Sooc
Fines Of sls.ooJ each we're sssees.
I'd against Swift q company. cudshy
Packing company, Armour Packing
company. Ne,son Morris 4 company.
and the Chicago. Burlington a Quincy
railway.
Psnltsnsisry Sentences !
Kansas city. June 2s.-~tsenrge l..
Thomas Of New York. q freight hrok'
er. vas nned $4,000 and sentenced
10 four months IN the penitentiary,
L. n, Taggart, Thomas clerk. was
nned si.eeo and sentenced 70 three
months In the penitentiary.
Cases A,pesled
Kansas City. Jnne 22.~~Appeais
we're fled In each case and 0 stay oi
execution was granted untii June 20
The defendants furnished bonds. Be.
fore the sentences we're announced
motions BY attorneys for new trials
were oserriled. ].
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

Chicago, June ...-The union bah
ers Of chicaso succeeded 10 establish
inx q new scale On Wages IN every
shop but one In the city. The unicaI
members received DAT Increase of
81 per week over the old scale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22

Mrs. Harry vogt, who fell and
sprained her ankle Tuesday morn
ing, according to reports. will proha,
bly, be confined to her room for some
time. 1t develops that the injury II
more serious than was st arst sup.
posed. -: .. S' s%
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
TWO BIG FIRES DE- .
STROY MUCH lkoPfRTY
Burns Seaside Resort and Buildings
worth s7o,ooo-lIlinols Town . .
May Be Effaced. I'd

Santa cr,n. Cal. June 22 2.--The
main buildings Of the Casino at this
seaside resort were destroyed ~ lire
today, Loss t70.0o. g .' NJ 7.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
DIVORCED Wife SAYS
COUNT ENO ACCOUNT
-
Countess Sophia De Rlb i Sepa-
rated From Her En.as
Spouse. :,

Chicago, June e2.-Jadge Gibbons
yesterday granted divorce to coun-
tess Sophia De Rilly of Greece on tl,sp
grounds Of desertion. De RilIy is xsaid
to be In Mexico. The countess is the
daughter OF a former prime minister
to Greece. *@@ s#
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
Pure Fond Debated

Washington, June 22s-rAfter the ap
proval'of the Journal the house pluny-
cd into big debate on the pure food
bin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
r. EDERATioN WILL
0NvENE At KALAMAZOO

lkmaoo, Mich. June s2s--Tn@
aetrhigan state Federation 81 I.ahors
m Aod its annual convention Il Kalar
Asn h@ginning september -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-22
Leave for kieI

London. June 22--Congressman and
Mrs. Longworth left London today for
Kiel.
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