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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

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President.
Miss Katie BurcheIl. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

The President has determined to take
advantage OF the opportunity afforded by
the retirement of Brigadier General
Buchanan to appoint as a brigadier gem
eral and Immediately retire COL John
Mcclellan, Artillery Corps, at present in
command at Key West Barracks, Fla
A resolution was introduced in the
House requesting the delegates from the
United States 10 the Pan-American Con-
gress to discuss at the meeting the pro-
position 10 establish in the United States
q Pan-American College Of commerce.
Senator Stone, in addressing the SEN
ate on the purchasing OF supplies for
the Panama Canal made an attack on
President Roosevelt, declaring the execu-
tive was controlled by the trust
The House Committee on Postoffices
and Post Roads authorized a favorable
report OH Senate resolution regarding
the weighing OF mails in wha. is known
as the Western division
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has decided that Reed
Smoot OF Utah. Is not entitled to a sea,
IN the Senate.
The Senate will expel Senator Burton
Il he does not resign BY Tuesday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06

his heart expiring few minutes later.
senior Cuesta, proprietor of the hotel
from the balcony of which Morales threw
the bomb, viewed the body and complete
ly identified it as that Of his recent
guest
1t was 8 o'clock Saturday evening
when Morales, disguised in the garb OF
a workingman, entered the station at
Torrenjon de Ardos. He asked child,
who was in charge OF the office, the
time the next train would depart from
Barcelona. He then sought food in a
nearby shop. His Catalonian accent at
first attracted attention to him, 1t was
then noticed that his workman's suit
was entirely new and did not correspond
IN texture to that usually worn BY a
person Of his station in life, his face
and manners showing him to be a man
Of some distinction.
A private watchman from a neighbor-
ing estate CHANGED to be present. when
he noticed the facial resemblance of
Morales TO the description given out of
the man seen on the balcony from which
the bomb was thrown, particularly the
long thin and deeply serious face and
the closely cropped mustache He then
observed that finger on the mans left
hand, which the stranger was trying TO
conceal. was badly hurt, and also that
there was small, fresh scar on his
forehead.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06

There was a momen' OF paralysis and
horror following the explosion. All
eyes turned instinctiyely toward the
bridal couple and saw their pale faces
gazing pi;ifully at the terrifying scene
around them The first man to regain
his selt-possessiou was the Duke OF
Cornachuelos He rushed forward open
CO the door OF the royal coach and
fairly dragged the King and Queen to
the ground Others OF the royal escort
instantly surrounded them, and they were
led to another carriage. The young
King speedily mastered his emotion and
gave all his attention to his terrified
and trembling bride
The broken line Of march was hurried
ly taken up to the palace Neither the
King nor Queen was hurt. The bride
made a brave effort to control her feel
ings, bat the fearful transition from JOY
10 horror was too mucl. for human
nerves to endure, and presently she burst
into tears. Ii the truth must be told
the King himself wept in sympathy
Meantime at the scene OF the outrage
the FIRST paralysis was succeeded by great
coniuson. The crowd when it realized
what had happened. became inturiated
and surged towards the spot. intent upon
wreaking vengeance upon the supposed
author OF the crime
The news of the attempted assassina-
ton spread throughout the city with
great rapidity, turning the rejoicing Of
the populacc 70 awe. The telegraph off
ces were invaded by struggling masses,
but a rigid censorship was instituted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
King Alfonso XIII

to her by a philanthropist, and being
the only house she owns in Madrid.
The house is opposite the Church OF the
Sacrament and the captain generals resi-
dence
The royal procession had come 10 a
temporary stop, with the royal carriage
exactly opposite the house, when the
bomb was thrown. The missile fell to
the right OF the royal carriage between
the hindmost pair OF horses and the
front pair Of wheels The explosion
killed two horses and a groom. The
Duke OF Sotomayor, who was riding on
The right hand side OF the carriage, was
slightly wounded, and four OF the SOL
diers who lined the route followed by
the cortege were killed.
People away from the immediate vi
cinity were not aware Of the tragedy
thar had been enacted and continued 10
acclaim their soyereigns. soon, how
ever, there appeared the empty royal
coach with two horses missing and the
others ,plattered with blood, several Of
them bleeding from wounds The
grooms and drivers looked deathly pale
in their spangled uniforms Then came
a boy shouting that bomb had been
thrown at the King The annearance Of
the King and Queen in a coach brought
out delirious ovations as the fact was
recognized that the sovereigns had been
spared.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
IoRElGN

The revolutionary operations in Guate-
mala are more effective than the govern
ment authorities will admit The reyo-
luuonists are receiving quantities OF
arms and ammunition
Gen. Vincente Gomez seeks to induce
President Castro to resume charge OF
the government in Venezuela.
An Orthodox Russian priest has warn
ed the Gar that he and his government
are living over a volcano.
The remains of Henrik Ibsen, the Nor
wegian poet were buried at Chrstiania.
The execution OF eight revolutionists
at Riga caused an ouburst OF indigna-
ton in the lower house OF the Russian
Parliament A resolution was adopted
instructing a committee TO prepare a
bill providing for the abolition OF the
death penalty.
The assassins OF William H. Stuart,
the American vice consul at Batoum,
have been arrested and confessed that
they were bribed TO commit the crime.
The British battleship Montagu struck
on a granite cone at Shutter Point. off
Lundy Island, England. An ugly hole
was torn in her bottom and her position
may become perlous.
King Alfonso received Mr.. Whitridge,
the American envoy, who presented Il
letter from President Roosevelt felci-
tating His Majesty on his marriage.
The French Cabinet decided to send
warship to Tangier, in order to obtain
satisfaction for the recent assassination
OF Frenchman in that vicinity
Employees at the ribbon factories of
LODI, Russia, locked their employers up
and threatened them with death until
they agreed 10 raise wages.
A bomb was thrown at Governor Gen
era Alikhanoff, OF Kutais, the most hated
man in Transcaucassia, and he was ser
iously wounded
Memorial Day was observed in Paris,
and Lafayette's grave was decorated.
1t was reported in Paris that an
agreement has been signed by Germany
as to the Bagdad Railway.
There was a decrease last year OF
476,oS9 tons OF British shipping passing
through Suez Canal, as compared with
1904, while for the same period the ton
mage of German vessels passing through
the canal increased I43,o23 tons.
Emperr Francis Joseph has empow-
cred the Hungarian government 10 pre-
sent the common customs tariff before
the Hungarian Parliament as an autono-
nous Hungarian tariff
Germany is displaying keen interest in
the negotiations for an Anglo Russian
understanding.
The German government has been
completely defeated in the Reichstag on
the question Of the creation OF a place
in the cabinet for the head Of colonial
affairs.
| A gas we'll has been opened at Spring
field, O., which is producing 100000
feet day
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Princess Ena

ing chorous OF welcome and congratu-
lations, and the King, ignoring the null
titude, was feasting his eyes upon the
face of his bride, when a bouquet OF
roses, flung from a balcony, fell with
a rush, as though made Of lead, in front
OF the royal coach and just behind the
horses drawing it. There was terrible
crash and a little smoke rose in the air
The flowers concealed a bomb Death
and destruction in an instant suppianIed
the mirth and rejoicing. A score OF
men and women, including officers and
members Of the nobility, lay dead or mu-
tilated Had not an electric wire de-
hccted the bomb the Ning and Queen
would have been killed.
The following are the dead:
Captain Bsrros, commanding part OF
the Kings escort.
Lieutenant Reysient.
Lieutenant Prcndcgast
Six soldiers
The Marquise o! Colosa
Her daughter
Don Antonio Calvo.
His niece, aged six years.
Jose Sola, 70 years Of age.
Luis Fonseca.
The Duke Of Sotomayo, who was
riding on the righthand side Of the
royal carriage, was wounded By a splin-
ter. One OF the royal grooms, leading a
horse, was killed
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Southern Railway Wins Suit.

Washington (SpeciaD The Supreme
Court of the United States Monday de-
cidcd the case of the North Carolina
Railroad Commission VS.. the Southern
Railway Company in favor OF the Rail
road Company The case involved the
right of State to compel railroad
company to place its cars on tracks de-
signated bv the State authorities for the
benefit Of individual shippers. The Rail
road Company refused TO obey an order
directing that coal cars be placed on a
certain switch at Greensboro, N. c.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

A Philadelphia firm sold 10000 shares
of Reading.
San Francisco returned nearly $780,
900 to New York Friday.
So far this year the Pennsylvania
coal and coke tonnage is II per cent.
greater than during the same period OF
1905.
Wasserman is said to have formed
new pool in Reading and his buying is
reported to be partly responsible for the
big rise
American exports Of steel rails in the
calendar year 1905 amounted to 2os,o23
gross tons, valued at $7,3Ioo2o as com
pared with 4I4845 tnos, valued at $Io,-
66I, ,222, in 1904, and 3o,o56 tons, valued
at $o37,77o, in 1908.
The passage Of the free alcohol bill by
the Senate having been fully discounted,
there was no rise in Distilers Securities
when the announcement came. On the
contrary, there was drop OF one point.
President Cassatt's trip to Paris doubt
less has something to do with the sale
of the Pennsylvania $so,oooooo Of bonds
in that city
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Fourteen Miners Killed.

Mexico (SpeciaD Reports have just
reached here Of an accident at Magda-
lena mine, near Texaxcaltenac, State Of
Mexico, which has caused the death OF
u miners, among them being Erasmus
Chaverc, manager OF the mine. The men
were suffocated by gas, which was blown
into the lower workings from the boiler.
Another accident at Esperanza mine, at
III Roud, is reported, in which two min
ers lost their lives. They were being
drawn out Of the mine in a cage when
they were struck by falling timers and
killed,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06

In the meantime the scene Of the TRACE
dy presented horrible spectacle, with
dead men and horses lying about, liter
ally torn TO pieces Intense excitement
D svailed. the mob invading the streets
while forces OF the guards sought TO
maintain order and block the approach
ing streets. The bodies were wrapped
Lp in blankets and removed on litters,
while the wounded were carried TO hos
pitals in ambulances. The pavement
was literally covered with blood, and the
Upper stories OF the buildings nearest
were spattered with it.
The indignation Of the people over the
outrage was very great Some French
detectives were almost lynehed merely
because they had foreign appearance
After the outrage a visitors book was
opened at the palace. 1t was signed
during the afternoon by the foreign
princes, ENJOYS, diplomats, ministers and
officials of all ranks.
The Mayor OF Madrid has posted an
address to the people stigmatizing the
attempt on the lives Of the sovereigns as a
foul outrage.
From until o'clock in the evening
it was impossible for anyone to get near
the house from whence the bomb was
thrown. The house is next door TO the
Italian Embassy, and about quarter OF
a mile from the royal palace.
Many arrests have been made, among
them Manuel Duran, Catalonian, who
is believed to have been the principal
consprator. 1t is said that Immediately
on the explosion Duran was seized and
hurried downstairs. AS he entered the
street men flung themselves upon him,
shouting Kill the assassin!' A mount
ed guard pressed around and took him
away under strong escort
It had been rumored that King Alton
so a few days ago received an anonymous
marning of an intended outrage, but the
au thorities deny this.
Frederick w. Whitridge, the Amcri-
can special envoy, cabled to President
Roosevelt at 4 o'clock giving detail con-
ccrning the attempt on the life Of King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria. Later in
the day Mr.. Whitrdge went to the royal
palace, where he was assured that the
King and Queen were reasonably tran
quil considering the circumstances
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
KILLED 10 a Loop.the.Loop

New Orleans, (SpeciaD AS the re-
suit of an accident, loop-the-loop car
LETT the track at Athletic Park, fell a
distance Of rs feet and smashed up, kill
ing Harry Suberbille, cashier of the
State National Bank, of New Iberia, La,
seriously injuring II. NJ. Henshaw, a
sugar planter, Of Iberia Parish, and John
!. Labarthea, a real estate dealer OF
Galveston. and A. J. Buch, merchant
Of Galveston.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Chinese Minister Satisfied.

Washington, D. c., (SpeciaD Sir
Chentung LANG -Cheng, the Chinese min
ister who has just returned from San
Francisco, called at the State Deprat-
ment and expressed to Secretary Root
the Chinese governments deep apprecia-
ton of the kindness shown Chinese dur
ing the recent catastrophe there. The
Minister said that at no time had his
government the slightest criticism to
make OF the treatment OF Cinnamon by
those in charge Of relief work.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
MORALES ENDS HIS OWN LIFE.
Anarchist Who Threw Bomb at King Alfonso
Kills Guard Who Stops Him.

Madrid (By Cable) The capture and
suicide Saturday night at Torrajon de
Ardos of Manuel Morales, the chief
suspect in the bomb outrage against
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, ends
another dramatic chapter to the incidents
surrounding the royal wedding
Morales was recognized in the little
town OF Torrejon de Ardos, midway be-
tween Madrid and Alcala. A guard
sought TO detain him, but Morales, draw
ing a revolver, shot the guard dead.
Then he turned to flee, but a number
Of the inhabitants Of the town were
upon him, and turning the revolver upon
himself he sent shot in the region Of
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
IS DROWNED FROM EXCURSION STEAMER
Overloaded Vessel cspsl1sd, and Eleven Bod
les Recovered.

Riga (By Cable) -- The excursion
steamer Vima capsized off her pier here
in consequence Of oyerloading Fifteen
persons are believed to have perished.
Eleven bodies were recovered from be-
low the decks Of the steamer when she
was raised. The Vima had just started
for Dubbeln, a neighboring watering
place, when she heeled over and sank.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Rockefeller VIII Aid chIldrss.

New Orleans (SpeciaD Crawford
Jackson, chairman Of the Central Juve.
nile Protectory Committee Of Atlanta.
which has started propaganda for ju-
yenile courts and greater reformatory
facilities for the boys and girls OF the
South, announced at a meeting OF in
terested persons in New Orleans that
John d. Rockefeller had decided to give
100000 toward the bnilding OF re-
formatories. The only condition, 1t is
understood, which Mr.. Rockefeller has
stipulated Is that the fund shall be ap-
piled in the South as well as in NE
North.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
DEAD IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Banker Pendennis White Killed In Collision
With a Trolley Car.

Buffalo, N Y, (SpeciaD -Pendennis
White, a millionaire banker and lumber
man, was killed, and Edwin A. Bell
and Richard B Lyman, stock brokers,
were injured in collision between an
automobile and trolley car on Hcriel
Avenue. The three men had been at
the county club for dinner, and were re-
turning 10 town in an automobile. Mr..
Bell, who owned the car, was driving.
A trolley car, which had been running
thead of the automobile, slowed down
for a crossing.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
Beat Back the Zulus.

Durham, Natal (By e).-The rebel
Zulus again attacked Colonel Lauchars
column, They fercely assaulted the
British camp, fought obj,inately for sew
era hours, and finally were beaten of
with heavy loss by the steady fire OF the
troops The British had three men
killed and IL wounded In an importan,
encircling operation Of the command of
Colonel Mackenzie 40 TO so of Chief
Bambaata's followers were killed and
big heards of cattle and many women
and children fell into the hands of the
British
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
LIncoln's Birthplace Cabin.

Louisville, KY, (SpeciaD.-A detail of
Kentucky militia, under command OF
Capt Neville S. Bullitt, left here for
New York City to act as a guard for
the Lincoln birthplace cabin, which will
be brought 10 Louisville for the ceremon-
les Of Home Coming Week" 1t is
planned to exhibit the cabin at several
principal cities between New York and
Louisville. the start from the East being
made June :.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
BOMB HURLED AT
KING AND QUEEN
Alfonso and Bride Unhurt, But Seven
teen Persons Are Killed.
Tragedy After the Magnificent We'd
ding--Engine of Death Secreted
in a Cluster of Roses.

The wedding of King Alfonso Of Spain
and Princess Ena OF England nearly
resulted in their death
The magnificent church ceremonial
was over, bells were ringing, guns BOOM
ing and the crowds cheering the King
and his bride, when a bomb was hurled
into the gorgeous cortege.
The bomb exploded near the royal
carriage. An officer Of the Kings escort
and a number OF soldiers were killed.
One of the horses 10 the royal coach
was blown to pieces.
The King and his bride suffered from
shock, but were uninjured As the fair
young Queen was helped from the dam
aged carriage to another she trembled
violently. The King bore up calmly.
The Duke OF SotomayGr was wounded
The splendid pageant was turned into
a scene Of panic and horror The wild
est excitement prevailed.
At first it was thought the assassin
meant to kill the Grand Duke Vladimir
OF Russia, who was in the procession.
just a year ago Wednesday a bomb
was thrown at King Alfonso in Paris
as, in company with President Loubet
he was driving from the opera house
The wedding ceremony in the historic
Church of San Jeronimo cl Real was
a magnificent spectacle
The aggregate value of the wedding
gifts is over S1,2ooooo. the crowns and
other jewels given the bride by the
King being worth $4,000.
Under the marriage contract the new
Queen receives $4,000 year.
Madrid. (By Cable) Alfonso and
his bride had come from the altar and
were receiving an ovation from their
myriad Of subjects such as even this
proud capital had never seen before.
when suddenly they were brought face
to face with the peril OF assassination in
its deadliest form. Roses thrown from
every side were falling in a soft cascade
upon the royal chariot
The young Queen, in unfeigued de-
light. was bowling right and left in ac-
acknowledgement OF the deafening unend-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

GARDENER R.-Understands care Of vegeta-
bes. lawns. etc. W. G., care S. Med
hurst. II West So.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
DE FORREST WIRELESS TROUBLES
Argument Heard in Motion Alleging Con-
tempt of Court.

Argument was heard before Justice Ne"bufger
in lie Special Term OF the Supreme Court yester-
day. on 2 motion 20 adjudge the De Forrest Wire
less Telegraph Company in contempt OF court for
failing 20 produce books. papers and vouchers as
ordered by the court some time ago. Counsel for
The plaintiff liz the case endeavored TO show that
deliberate contempt had been committed, while
coursel for the defendant company held that there
was 10 contempt as il impossible TO produce
the books ordered Should Justice Newburger de-
oie- adversely to the defendants they liable to
IMPRISONMENT in the Ludlow street Jail
The contemp; proceedings grew out of case
arainst the company instituted by Henry s. Snyder
"A stockholder some months ago. II was an action
40 set aside q transfer made by the De Forrest
coalpany IL the American De Forrest Wireless
company and for the appointment of a receiver.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

The suit was also to enaeavor TO compel the Ameri-
can company TO tell about all its property
Justice Fitzgerald ordered that all books. papers
and vouchers of the defendant company be deposit
ed in the County Clerks office for period OF two
weeks, TO permit the counsel for Mr.. Snyder TO
make copies Of them. This order. it is stated,
not complied with and then Justice Fitzgerald
issued a sweeping order that Mr.. Galbraith. Nj.
Butler and the De Forrest Wireless Telegraph
Company he adjudged in contempt for not oheying
the original order
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
WILL BUILD TWO BLAST FURNACES.

Pittsburg. April 11-Contracts have been awarded
by the Carnegie Steel Company for the construc-
ton OF two large blast furnaces at Rankin. Penn.
at cost Of S2001O00 The furnaces will be 100 feet
high and % feet in diameter at the base and will
have a rated capacity of 800 so tons day
Efforts viii be made TO have them ready for blast
by January !. next year The United States Steel
Corporation has been a purchaser of pig iron for
souA time II Is said and it to balance the I'm
ishng capacity and the supply of material that
the furnaces are being built.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
/ STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN TOMORROW.
Second Time in Nearly Forty Years That 1t
Has Not Closed on Good Friday

For the second time in nearly forty years-the
former occasion having been in 1898. when the Span
ish war was in progress-the New York Stock Tx
change is this year to be open on Good Friday The
decision Of the governing committee yesterday not
to grant the petition of the members of the ex-
change that business be suspended Good Friday
was announced without any supplementary state
nlent as to the reason for the step but is doubt
to the unsettled state of the money market
although the money stringency leSsened yesterday
All the exchanges of this city. except the Stock
and Consolidated exchanges will be closed to-mor-
row; will the Chicago Board of Trade and the
British exchanges