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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18

Acknowledgement Fits was seen last
evening after his arrival in Burlington and
asked whether all of the books called for
from the Burlington Rendering company,
had been delivered to the grand jury. NJ.
Fits said: The company hasn't fully
complied with the order. 1t has in part.
What action we shall take tomorrow, l
don't know"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
LIQUOR THIEF FINED.
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Reports Presented md Officers Elected
by the Burlington District.

The closing sessions of the annual con
vaniinn af Burlington district E.pworih
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
RAILROAD STATION AT HIGHGAT
SPRINGS BURNED.
BIG TIMBER LAND DEAL.

G. f. Moody and T. c. ONeill of Wat
erbury have purchansed of Miles McMa-
hon & Co., Of stowe. 1900 acres of timber
land and the steam mill located ON the
road which leads TO Lake Mansfield, pos
session given at once. This is one Of the
largest real estate sales made in this
vicinity for several months and involves
several thousand dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18

The outside hreplaces at the Bromley
House has proved such success that
two parties from New York city, who
are building summer homes in Peru,
are attaching one to each OF their res
licences. SO far as known they are the
only ones in the country. 1t has been
suggested that they would be very
useful attachment to the sanitarium at
Pittsford.
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE KILLS A
BOY.
John Hodge aged IT years, was accl-
dentally killed saturday morning by the
discharge of his own gun, while getting
through fence. He left his home In SUIT
ton about $50 o'clock in the forenoon In
company with n companion for a day 3
hunting expedition, and when about two
miles from home near Mr.. Gray's house
he met with the accident as above stated.
His cries were heard at Mr.. Gray's house
and help rushed to the place at once,
but before the body reached the house,
Life was gone The shot took effect on the
upper part of the arm, tearing tho arm
| sh BOULDER in pieces and death was caused
| by loss of blood. The funeral was held
from the church at sutton Tuesday after.
| ,oon at one O'clock
NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED.
A Congregational Church was organic.
cd at Burke Monday afternoon In g
church building which Is one of thu
oldest in the State. The building was
erected in ls.. and ia owned by the pew
holders and their descendants of foul
denominations: the faptists. Methodists
Unlversalists and Congregationalists. 1
was remodeled few years ago by thu
late A. d. Darling of New York. thouSi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
kaAkI CLAD TROOPERS
CAMP At STOCK YARDS
Third Squadron Of the Fifth Cavalry
Arrive In the City Overland from
Fort Wingste.

The third squadron Of the Fifth
cavalry In command Of Major r. "
Forster arrived In the city Mt noon
overland from Fort wingate. and are
now camping Al the stock yards lust
north Of the city. They are ON their
way to attend the army maneuvers at
Fort d. A. Russell. Wyoming. but will
make the rest of the journey from this
city on by rail. They will not leave
before tomorrow afternoon a sit will
take them some time to get their
horses loaded and their supplies pack.
ed.
The third squadron includes trcops
NJ, l. L and X, and there are go men
In all. They left Fort Wingate on the
fifteenth Of July but have been tray.
cling very slowly on account of the
hot weather and heavy sands through
which they had TO ride. They will
return here about October Is and will
ride back to the fort according 10
orders.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
CINCINNATI MAN COUGHS
TO DEATH IN WICHITA, KAN.

Wichita. Kan. July 2S. - Joseph
thinner. aged 60. known In the city AZ
30" Tucker. died In a IN OF coughing
in the washroom OF the Mahan hotel
here recently. Deathwas due TO ex.
haustion. zimmer's father, during the
early youth Of Nicholas Longworth,
was landscape gardener for the Long.
worth family In Cincinnati. In q note
book thinner carried is written what
is believed to have been his legal
name, the name he was known by In
this city and his home address.
The entry was: Joseph Tucker:
home address, Cincinnati. Ohio. First
avenue and Princess hill. Joseph
Zimmer."
The only other means Of identified
tion found with the body was a let
ter from Cincinnati dated March II
and addressed to my Dear Brother
Joseph" The letter was signed Car.
oline Zimmer."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
CITIZENS WILL HOLD
union MASS Meeting


4 union mass meeting OF the eiti.
zens Of Las Vegas has been called to
meet at the Duncan opera house to.
morrow night at eight O'Clock sharp,
Tor the purpose Of organizing the. Law
abiding citizens In some league,
whose purpose viii be to see that the
laws OF the territory and the city arc
properly enforced. =:
3, This meeting Is but the continue.
ton Of the union services begun re.
emily by the protestant pastors 81
The city. The movement now has the
full sympathy Of the best citizens and
the meeting was called To arouse
their active interest.
+ a fine program has been arranged
and q number of representative bust
ness men win address the assem-.
blagc. Some o. those on the program
are: Judge William j. Mills, Judge
q v. Long, James @. McNary. w. q.
HAydon and G. ". q. Ward. The
matter will not only be discussed from
Z bnsineas standpoint but from q re.
ligious standpoint as well. as the pas.
tors present viii also take part In the
program and show how II VIII be bes.
tsr for the spiritual welfare of the
people to see al laws enforced.
Az flrSt the work of starting the re-
form movement was discouraxiue hut
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
MorHEA oREAMgo oAucn.
TEA SUFFERED THEM DIED

Fort Worth. Texas. July 2s.-Mrs.
Kirkpatrick Of ozona was warned by
dreams Of the death that came 10 her
daughter. Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick,
who. while in comstock visiting n a
ranch. was seriously injured while
out riding. later dying Of tesanus. The
night preceding the accident. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick told members of the fam
lily she had seen Jessie's face. white
and drawn with suffering. and this
vision came to her repeatedly during
the night. One hour before receipt
OF the Telegram conveying informa.
sion of the accident the mother dis.
tractedly insisted that something
dreadful had happened to the daurh.
ter. The girl died after much suffer.
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

!. Tuesday "A wagon load of 24O0
pounds Of potatoes was brought 10
market from Jackson. having been
raised by Roy Cooper This makes
the third load, or approximately 200
pounds. that he has marketed NJ >
cents per pounds already this season.
with his incorrigibie disposition 10
put his finger into every pie the pres.
ident now sends an address to the
people Of Arizona urging them 10 vote
for Joint admission with New Mexico,
after having done all that was in
him to deprive them of this right 10
2 separate vote, II Is not probable
however, that they will have more r..
spect for his present than for his for
mer advice as to their interests. All
the reasons Of the people % Ariaona
against Joint statehood are % potsnr
tial now al they were In the begin
ming Bisbee Review
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
CHICAGO Police VElsION
OF DEAD lExlualIlEI
according to II. Aom,elo. 4. ,....,..
-'.s s os Children unssr sI.sesc

-. oh''aso' July "A. -- Webster .,s
worcester and all the o,her dictionary
saA'ps have received a iolt from en,.
''s" Chicago policemen which fprn,sn
= d'Scouraging commen,.r, y y.
efforts Of lesicErapbcrs % ,ea,n a.,
western a,''a mind to shoe, s,rairh,. The
e''' service board ia laughing -,
over os s.a the returns from an .nanlns,,o. ~,
men. - police
Many Of the questions il e.
"a''on papers were intended /,
US. the Candidates know,~.,.. !. -"
~ az terms and their power n n d.,.r, NJ
s'on, some assorted sample. en- - u
a,sehoas chicagoese hnmor - =. -
u. n'shed by the hoard from ~ so,,. : .uI
ing qpestions and answers. '"" ''''
,, V what is homieide, A. L.,
.ns VIE or children under s,-.s.- So
without a home Aseef
" Mother killing her china. !. =.
rum persons face, ~
had infanticide" been ~h,.u..,
% ~ .ne Candidates ear his thon-n,.
might have concerned n n. sa.' nsa.''
OF baby food. brand
where a person commlts M.
seii' A. Carrying eoncesled xaa an !.
ons: a hold.up man sap
y Perjury A. Unjustiy defam,,,
character: a misdemeanor.
q Gaming' A. Killing xame v,,h
out a license. ~
Y. Making fun of other peor,a, .
A misdemeanor.
q. Alibi? A. A faIse osth =,
which a person can be imnrisoned
q. Felony? A. Case where / ner
son may try to get what is unlaxfnll,
due him. such as money.
Q. Duty Of an officer when i,
finds victim Of an accident Who ~,
seriously injured? A, Arrest thal
person.
More than half OF the 800 paper,
were defective. @4s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

GIRL KILLED Nv DIET or
PICKLES AND VINEGAR

g. Louis, July 2s. -- Miss Annie
Gross. twenty-five years old. died
suddenly Sunday morning. The IN.
Guest has revealed that death was
due to the girl eating large auanti-
tits Of pickles and drinking yincsar
TO make her thin. she dropped while
tasing q drink Of water.
II was found that the inner walls
OF the stomach were almost cou,pletc-
~ eaten away. In this condition they
were easily susceptible to rupture.
and Il is believed that rupture Of the
stomach was the first direct cause
of death. -
Adolph Gross. the girls brother. ter.
tilted that Annie was very stout and
was very sensitive about II. 10 re-
duce flesh she sometime ago began
eating pickles and drinking vinegar in
inordinate quantities to the exclusion
Of nourishing food. -.~.x.< <.. u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

IVES fork. Jply ss-Ru..el, s,,s,.
s,.s,x .ss,,' ,ms'ed a. from sevsnty 10
as million aollsrs. has zen ,es.
ass,s ~ 10 charity. Persous clo,e ~
-. - sass. TO whom prscssrallyy M. =
entire estate xas eeaaes,ss1 49,. -
M. ~ semins authority ~ d mn.
% ,,oas sill be Distributes 4 IA , =,
sossny s oeSsas In aeeordase, vish ss "
agreement reached hy - ,.s...a - =
s.s, I'M "'s wife. Mn. SAGE vosI1 -.
~ ",ase ss'. any s'atemsn, herelf yss.eras, nv
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

sss@ss 49, ssw@ssss gn8 ths gacsi mia
astssS @s2 Aasa&ess Ea*a wko h~ss ts,
. ss'fsz&sa tA*sassasew - Iae matter a.s.
aA$Ns that tAs sAA~ h@s ss.H~ when =
t@@ss@ asSE@e smh h. osgxafzsa
~sssh ~.B a%s~ s"s ss purpxS~ a mo
ri easAAAaE ~ "a he essy and the u..
a~o.oasS O. sssae EsEktsoszs<ss.
u = ne ssssEsi assaias fhas the
i.ass VII se eRSwaea ta sse doors o.
s1as sne&ssan ans pasns are bssnS
"aa" I'd seat sAs E@opas. Every p~r.
So. ~s" has ske tssa iass,esss "a "a
eTsss ~ h~sFs ID urged % turn cut
@ha asssAd tAe meeting and shms
shss S""s aEernsal es sh~ course
that n ssing saksn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

Oil Masnats Won't Discuss Warrant
Issued In Ohio for Alleged Law
Violation.

New York. July 2s.--John d. Rookie.
feller was passenger on the steamer
AmeriGa which arrived from Hamburg
today.
No attempt was made to serve any
legal papers on Rockefeller In con.
nection wit hthe legal proceedings
against him when he left the steamer
at Hoboken. To newspaper mel,
Rockefeller said he had nothing 10
say about the warran, issued at Find.
lay. Ohio. for his arrest ON a charge
Of violating the Valentine antitrust
law. Al the request Of q reporter,
Rockefeller posed for a photograph.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

A new irrigation district has been
organized on the south side Of the
Arkansas in Bent and Prowers coun-
ties for the purpose Of reelaiming 100.
600 acres Of fine land. The eonstruc.
tion Of the new irrisating system.
which will be begun as soon a. possi-
bile after the bonds are voted, will in.
volye an expenditure of nearly 81
100000. For the next two years con.
struction work on the canal and reser-
voirs will require large force Of
workmen. $
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
MAYOR CARRIES sAsv DURING
ELkS PARADE N DENVER

Alton. iti.. July 2s,-~Mayor Beail of
Alton. who attended the convention
Of Eias at Denver. Colo, carried
baby In his arms 10 the procession
las, week. Letters received here state
that Mayor Beaii attracted much n.
feuiion because of the fact that some
OF the Alton contingent persuaded
some one TO lend him q lsby, which
the friend II the start held IN his
arms In compliance with the terms
af wager
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
TWO MINERS MISSING:
FEARED THEY ARE eNroMeep

Ouray, Colo, July 2s.--Genera!
Manager l.. A. Thompson and Fore.
man v. W. Mather. of the Tempest.
Apex Mining company. have been
missing since yesterday morning.
when they entered the Mickey Breen
mine. II is feared they have been en-.
tombed by a cavern.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
MOTHER A CORPSE; DAUGHTER
EloPEs WITH THE DOCTOR

Marion. Ind, July 2s.--While attend.
ing Mrs. John Trumble during her
last sickness. Dr.. B.. r. Williams and
the daughter Of Mrs. Trumble, Mrs.
Sylvia Newbrant, are said to have be.
come infatuated, and while the body
Of Mrs. Newbrant's mother lay a
corpse the doctor and Mrs. .Newbrant
are SAT- to have deserted their fam
lilies and eloped. :
The husband Of Mrs. Newbrant said
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

f&den@hs Ny. Iair .es--lska MEs,
&C pears cd. died from . ksss< xoass
fssAsstnd. IL In shsFrst. Mssdsy nssks
~ sisss" Ander~oa TAs eswo1~F's
sssy holds Aadsr~on rsssssssbss. hss
The fsaaiay ~ ske s~s< mss ~. On
ses"sni u The boy's ss@d usa~sec
nsssss. thss sifi nd isus~rzn< Mn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

- Es~sAxss . sst1sg ffeE u sSs -
a4g. EassHz@sSsS Isysa~. CHS. n
shaeA sAe asksd fsxxsssoos saa
taAsse%@ wish kim - zxsc~ - % rsv
tara kans- Ns.A@ast - Asss ~
hams fsasA eAzfsss ssrs.ss ~ ssss
~Fs aRA aeeAxss shsy ssas s.snsseuss
sAsn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
MINERS 70 TIE Up WORK
FoR EIGHT HOUR RULE

Reno. Nav. July 2S.--A special to
the Journal from Tonopah says the
miners voted by large majority yes.
terday to demand an eight hour day
or they would strike August first,
This would tie up all southern Neva.
da mines. including the Tonopah.
Goldfield. Bullfrog and Manhattan
districts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
kAssAs CRY sssscs
DEMOCRATIC kGvNoYs

AAnsss Thy. June ss.~-Wulgsm \
hfsan ~fii epen the asu,arr.,tr e.s.
E ..ash :" Missouri with q speech In
- go. siss On The nigh, q sspssm.
f s'h. aooaraing 10 ths st,,em~.,
=" senator W. j. stons. ~ se..,a,
sssy s.'a hrysns address here vin b. ,he
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
TO REPUBLICANS


. We are anxious to have ev- 4
. cry republican In close touch.
. and working in harmony with I
. the republican national con- I
. gressionai committee in favor I
. Of the election OF a republican 4
. congress. I
. The. congressional campaign
. must be based on the admin. I
. istrative and Legislative record I
. of the party. and, that being
. so, Theodore Roosevelt's per. I
. sonality must be a central fig. (
. ure and his achievements a I
= central thought in the cam
. paign. I
= We desire to maintain the I
. work Of this campaign with I
= popular subscriptions OF one
. dollar each from republicans. Z
= To each subscriber we will Z
. send the Republican National Z
. Campaign Text Book and all Z
. documents issued by the com. 4
. mittee. Z
= Help US achieve a great vic. Z
. tory. Z
. JAMES 8. SHERMAN. -
. Chairman. Z
. Postoffice box 2063, New York. Z
Wp>>>>>>s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
Treasure TRAIN
LOOTED BY REBS
ausslAN aEsoluYsoNlsys At.
TACK nllryAas GUARD AND
GET AWAY WITH e1cnoc.


wsrsss. July - A psss~axsT
train conveying soserum~ss 1aa~s.
guarded BY . d~tschmsnt of soldiers
and Eendsrnes. Mas asi1eksa today
heswesn cssnstnnova ssA Hesby. BY
. numerous and we'll armed hoiy.
Lively firing ensued. Too gendsrm<s.
four soldiers and tso eiyii employees
we're Killed and osh<r guards wounded.
The attacking party carried of 1900
and the arms u the defeaders of the
train. The country side 10 said 20 Be-
In q ferment and sympsshising With
the guerilla hands.
A later report says the attaching
party. which consisted u ten revola.
siontsts. escaped with esa.soo. Amoas
the killed we're General zokat. chief
q the frontier guard. and General
weisenring. chief Of the customs ser.
vice.
NsfSss 10 Eater Minissry
81. Petersburg. July 2s.-New oh.
stacles have been encountered by
Premier sioiypin In his efforts 20 se,
cure the services IN the reorxanixed
cabinet u men Of standing outside of
official life, The conditions laid down
by NJ. Gnehkoff and Prince Lyoff
having been rejected they definitely
refused TO enter the ministry. This
presages the practical shipwreck oi
the entire scheme. Meantime stoly.
pin is energe,ically trying TO persuade
the country that his policy Of stronr
handed reform does not involve reac,
ton. He has announced In the PROV.
inces that pale" win be granted to
the Seemstyo institutions and denies
that the government intends 10 inter
fere with the legal electoral cam,
paigns.
May Have Been Rebels
81. Petersburg. July Is. The
switchboard of the Central Telegraph
station here vas burned out today
destroying communication with the
provinces except over railroad wires
There is u suspicion that the "acci.
dent" was arranged by the reyoiu'
! sionists.
Peasants Fight With Tools
Proskuroff, Russia. July 2s.--NesI
the village Of Chernipoff. the dragons
sent to arrest two agitators were met
by peasants armed with scythes, rakes
and pitchforks. Five peasants were
killed and twelve dragons wounded
three fatally.
Slack Aundrsds Again
Kazan. Russia. July 2s.-The black
hundreds here are terrorixing the In
teligentia and Jews with threats oi
an uprising. Many houses have been
marked with crosses. The Jews ars
seeking safety in flight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

Joplin, Mo, July 2s.-Th~ city coun.
eti has decided 10 require keuen In
this city TO equip their wagons with
scales and weigh Ice a. delivered 10
the customers. There have been mum.
erous complaints that Ice VAS below
seishl M Ice wagons here have
scales.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

ION has been struck at a depth of j
f1s0 feet In a ~eil being bored by the
United states reclamation service 1t !
the Avalon irrigation dam near Carls-
[bad. The oil Is pronounced by experts
In the ground 10 be Of highest grade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. August Barthels left
this afternoon on No. for their
home at st. Louis after making an ex-
tended visit here at the home cf IN.
"A. Buddecke.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

The Quay county commissioners
allowed the petition presented BY at
torneys asking for incorporation Of
the town of Tucumcari and granted
an election to be held August III. 1906,
for the purpose Of submitting the
question TO d vote
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

srsnps and he D. - dsiighse9 saza
tss sag his Saxa sesks shxa be H.
advising esheEx 10 D. iAks.iss n H.
a&s hasis. shoagh. that nam faass
nh sAssa his plaza as ezmpsign.
QaxistEsin has trsss al sinAs a
aaes and had even asea . se1 gaA
saz@aed xath said. hss tke sranEss erm,
ssasea 10 sness . nsa his hsrnysra.
steal his shiek~nx. and sssn inrsa~
his cellar. whea h. Vas In Ehs fields
or woods they solaAa ahrsxfen his xlf~
and make themselves shaEnaxhiy Oh
noaioass 30 one asy when b. nssa q
fsitos trspger teTding . tame sknns
BY . chain be sos an aaox. He go
. eaa trap. caught q y.ons poleexa
and brought u ap - that d Souid
treat him xiih due respect. but maize
lis presence known to sii strangers,
He kept n in an cid harm NJ some
distance from The hos~~ ~ thar n
woaid nas salute his friends. ard m
night let n ioose In the froat yard.
The experiment worked To psrfeefion.
for the very flint nirhs . tramp came
In contact with the little animal and
heat q retreat. hoxiing a. he ran
Thereafter he had no trouble with
n-scturnai sisisars Ies one SCI loot
within the yard and he Instantly re-
emitted Il. Now and then . mistake
Was made. hat in the long run the
skunk kepa pretty clo~e 10 his assign.
mens Nov. onanfrain says. the
sramps. have passed the word along
that his place Ia no p0schins ground
for one Of the fraternity. and they
give him . vide berth.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

adjutant General Tarktnston,. Nh.
.riade a short visit In this 11ly -
business conected with the national
guard. returned home last night. Hei
was feeling quite sick when he lsfe
this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

There Is some talk Of having . falf
carnival lasting three or four days In
Silver City. sometime In October. The
suggestion is an excellent one. and
should be carried 10 fulhllment to
partly compensate for the disappoint.
ment occasioned by the failure to
properly celebrate the Fourth. -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28

Dan Miller. the negro who was A.
rested during the Fourth Of July cele-
bration for selling liquor 10 the In
dians, was tried under the city ordin-
ance Of Gallup forbidding the selling
OF liquor to Indians and was fined
s3s. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE FELT
IN PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE

Colon. July ga slight earthquake
shock was felt here at 6 p. m. yester-
day. There was no damage reported.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
SKUNK FOR WATCH Dog
HAS this MAN OF maine
Farmer and Trapper Now Protected
Against Tramp Fraternity - De-
eiares They Give Him Wide Berth.

Macwahoc, Me-, July 2s.--A new
method of getting rid Of tramps has
been discovered by Joseph Quain-
train, a farmer and trapper living in
the edge Of the Molunkus woods. His
place is on the direct line used by
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-28
BULLET
KILLS AMERICAN
liEur. CLARENCE ENGLAND MAS
STRUCK ~ WILD pNoJgcyilE
NEAR CHEFoo, CHINA
'SIGNALLED TO Cease


chefoo. China. July a. -~ Iieusea.
ant Clarence Ensland. navigating a.
ficer u the United States cruiser
Chattanooga. Vas wounded about
noon today BY . rife bullet fired BY
. member u the crew Of The rrenea
armored cruiser Daps,ns Thosars and
and died this evening. The chatsar
neosa with Lieutenant England On
the bridge. vas psocsediag from ths
hsrbor 10 the target range Just oct.
side and was passing the Preach
squadron. which wss enxsged In
small arms practice. ..x.w .<.~. <
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The chattsnooGa. after several bal
sess had struck the side Il tie ship.
signailed tho rrenchmen 10 cease III.
Ing, but before this was accomplish
I'd England was struck IN the hack.
BY ricochetting bullet. The crew q
the Dapetit Thonars later coatinsed
their practice from the deck Of the
cruiser. Their fire vas directed d
targets on the water. differing from
the American practice Of landing men
ON barren island al the entrance Of
the harbor. The French squadron
here consists of nine ships and the
American seven.
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Washington, July 2s.--Lieut. clar.
enee England. killed At cheefoo, In q
son of ]. u, England. OF Little Rock,
Arkansas. He was appointed 10 the
naval academy In 1890. "
The naval officers believe the
shooting entirely accidental and u Ia
expected the French officials will
make ample apologies.