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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

a-emaanaksAoa~r in regard 10 tAs1 treaty.
SeauxinS eseorsinx 49, easas~1sa
ia aaes - the nrss IS years service
of Mr.. Trash. and b. ~ relate saans
h~airraisaag ineaseHas IL which s~
participated
Mr.. Trash served n Jean - post
anagtermsstsr SargeanA- lie sas sP
pointed frozn regimenaaa a~a2EieTznas'
Ter sergeant. and was aE20nx he nTst
% oil thai important pOsatioa
He VAS q duty ~ forf Bowie
Aria. when the n0aed Chief G~er0ntnno
surrendered. He took IN important
part In tha. campaign By supplying
and issuing stories to the troops On
the field
He Vas On duty NJ Fort Abraham
Lincoln, n. d. In 1851. and under
Lieut.. A. C. Sharp. wound up the bust
ness % that post after IL had been
ordered abandoned He lowered the
last flag that Heated eseE that histor'
10 post, and has Il a. . sacred me
nento
He was then sent 10 Fort Bennett
=. ID. where be took . similar part In
the abandonment Of that post. and
with his family went through some
thrilling experiences sigh the treach'
erous Mission River and Dakota hliz
gzrds
For his faithful services be was or
dered to duty n West Point, where
he served Tor rvo years and . hal'
In charge Of the auartermasier stores
He can relate many interesting anec
dotss Of that famous military school
AT his own request. he was then or
dered to report for duty ~ For'
Meade, 8. d., at that time d OF the
most important points In the north
west. There he served for Eve years
and for his faithful service during
that time received special mention
from the inspector general.
At the close OF hostilittes witt
Spain Mr.. Trask. having reached thu
period of 30 years service. and has
Ing a family Of interesting children
applied for his retirement from aetiv.
service. His request was granted
and with his wife and children MIR
Trask came 10 81. Louis To take al
Ms residence.
Though 5S years old: he ID stii halt
and hearty. and looks AZ rugged ant
active az a. young soldier.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
MOLTEN LEAD CAUSES DEATH
or SEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL

As a result Of burns received tw"
weeks ago FROM molten lead, Buelah.
the 7-yearoid daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Brown has passed away
In great agony. The child received
her injuries while playing in the
street In front Of her fathers home
at Carlsbad. Workmen were laying
water mains and ser using hot lead
To joint the pipes. The kettle eon'
tanning the metal tipped over the
child.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
Notice for Publication.

Ne par,ment 0f the Interior. Land once ut
santa Re. n. ~. Dee. "a. las,
Notice il hereby given that Manuel haEcs '
Lucer1, OF San Miguel County. N. Nj. has MED
nt,ice of his intention 10 make fiinal nVe year
proof In support Of his claim. viz: Hnnfstead
Entry No. bsB made Dec. - 1911. TOT the SM+.
NWk Sw4. Sec. Z. and Ets sEH.. Secthna
4. Tow ship n n. Range 10 t., and that Maid
proof will he made before Register and Re
celver. at Santa Re N. NJ. on January ~. IW.
He names the folio witnesses Ia prove
his continuous residence upon. ana cultivation
ri ths land yiz: Juap ortiz. Apol0nio Chavez.
nnnciano Angel. Francisco ChaveEs AIarad.
all az G;aiiSteo. n NJ.
is9s MANUEL. Il OrEItO. Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
BABY DEDICATED TO
LABOR In CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. 24,-Organized Labor
in America is to receive its youngest
recruit tomorrow in the person of Ice
Gl"$sner Creel. the t~wo-yearold son
editor. The youngest is to become
a member of the Allied Printing
Trades council. and all the ceremonies
customary will be gone through.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

A Compadgvs hall. snca ~ ~ssi IT,
g.ytn Gu the Night af January u Al
Rartaer's opera house By thu Lf-
erary and Mutual Aid society. l. Dr.
rrfbed as foIioWs; 4 Christmas RT~"
loaded down With presents Il placed
in liz han and each present In nuns"
.hereA. A. the ladies arrive they ar
given corresponding number Al &
convenient time during the evening.
"a drawing takes place and the pres
ents are distributed 20 the lucky hold
ers. who In turn act Is eOmpadres I"
the donors in the dance that follows
The presents are furnished By IN"
gentlemen in attendance. The Liter.
airy and Mutual Aid society wtIl hang
In present On the tree valued 1T not
less than 81. and the lady drawing
the same will be the eomPadre OF tn
members Of the society for n year
Abbott's orchestra win furnish the
music at this particular surfai' affair
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
LARGE PART OF ARkAN-
sAS TOWN TO De SOLD

Little Rock. Ark, Dec. 2i.-ln az
corlance with an order OF the court
there will be sold shortly at public
auction a large part Of the tofn of
Mammoth Springs, Arkansas. includ,
ing one of the largest flour mills in
the nortehrn section Of the state, a
cotton Midland more than five hun
dred CITY lots
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
DISASTROUS FIRE RAGING
At MARIETTA, GEORGIA

Marietta. Ga. Dec. 2i.-The plant
OF the Georgia Manufacturing and Pub,
lie Service company, including the
Marietta paper mill. Is burning. There
fire Ii not under control.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

old Law applies In @ne particular. T.
applies In ting other. and II the Rev
law applies to the aannnnt 0f the
bond II aisu applies 10 the method III
giving surety.
II IL understood that tie lreasnTsrs
viii comply with the ruling q" tht.
attorney general and thee combine
d hrislg suit 10 test its validity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

Prut Clarke. for th. past two
years superintendent 0f the Aibu-
QaeFqu. schools. Is q of the strong
est naen edacationally that ever
worked In the territory His appoint
meat a. assistant territorial superin'
tendent Of public instruction. will be
approved By the educators In partic'
ular aud the people generally.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
|LheCoughof
Consumption

any way By whieh letters addressed
10 q person aud place that do net ex-
iss can be- delivered to real persons,
eth real ahidang places. There II n
god deal 0g nonsense ahout thls
strict official Interpretation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

The Postal Telegraph company. ~
e0gnizing the 'pernici0us ACTIVITY"
with which messenger boys frequent
ly pursue the collection Of holiday
tips" from the patrons Of the eom-
nany. has caused the following bullet
In TO be posted In all Its offices:
Messengers and other employees "f
this company are forbidden to ap-
proach customers for the purpose OF
! selling cards or tickets or soliciting
holiday gifts. subscriptions or contr''
buttons for any purpose whatever"
This will be a great relief TO business
men and patrons Of the company IN
this city. who are burdened with all
kinds of demands on their generosity
at this time OF the year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

Ted Stone. who was an inmate OF
the territorial asylum. strayed way
from the grounds last evening and Tor
a while there was considerable search
Ing done. After strolling around tor
an hour or more. he returned to the
institution.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24
ALcoNpA COPPER COMPANY
DECLARES REGULAR DIVIDEND

New York. Dec. 24.-The directors
of the Anaconda Copper company to-
day declared a quarterly dividend of
SITS per share.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

The practical certainly nf the
Phelps Dodge railroad 10 the bright
New Year promise for Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

The Benevolent and Protective ss
der II Eaks viii make a a~as'rhe>&s7
n tie cag, hall taRssrEO@ asuraing "f
ChrastmAs psesents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

The las Vegas ~postoffice on the
west side will be open from - to
and from s too o'clock,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

The Optic wishes all lis readers
and friends Il Merry Christmas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-24

foar dectof VII arn ye1rhsfffesh
air ard goo9fsod srrthcr esleuses|
fer eensumpsioa. But ofsrn fhe
cough Ia very hard. Henee, Nc
suggest fhaf yoa ash your dossos
about Ayers Cherry P~eefasai.
wsp4Aaxsk sAs FsrRzAss yrxyswre.|
~ Oh sar sxsESrssa9ms~ L@wsA IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29

meteorplogti0er Snitrlmcnte, Der
Id}uere 9(ppnrot fir 6unten > Nele-
gropbie, Scr an Die 8on0el geboll9t
miro, ionic @erpcbrc, Nillnitto1l H. "
M. Die 8alonbole miro % Wtctet
lang, 81 Wtctcr britt mo u Mtcter
bod uno cr6Glt cine @coad)ult9 BON
ScocItu6. Sn oicicr @nlle tllocf
oie 6iiQung 0c5 80 Wfetcr longcn II.
IS Otcter I'M Gurdmeiicr Gnltenocl1
@oaons itott. Gos Gas miro III CT
mem 6cionocren Npporot aus Glleh
uno SdpcfcliGnre DcrgeItellt. yfod)'
Dem sic Qoljc expedition dllf Spit.
berocn pcriomnlclt mo ole porbe'
reitcnocn Nlrbcitcn crIcoigt limo, iol,
len ciracbcnoc &crllldc nit DEM
Quftidiif itottiinOcrL mo bon bercn
gntSfou 6dn0t Is ob, Oh Die Hciie
3lrm Yol bcreitS III oielcm CONNER
Dor iid GcDt.
G0niQ &iftor emanuel ln0 feline
@crnoblin iinO MULTIPLICATION Dor9In-
coma, mo5in iie lid 6cgo6crI, i'm Den
@rltnOItcin fir Ooa Mog9iorc = So
Ipitol SIT lcgcn, nod 9tonl 5uriidgc-
fc6rt, uno cS crbcllt, ooB iie altf if.
rcr Nciic mr. nit fnoppcr 9totb Ell
ncnt Vombenottcntot cntginger. Sic
peroonfcn ibr Gntfonmlcn Der @od)-
%iunltrit ser Eoli5ci, melde oenlGom.
plot ouf sic Spllr fam Die 9ontbcn,
mcldyc Bel 0cm 9lttcntot pcrlpcnoct
ncr0cn ioutcrL, ouifonO un0 6cid)log-
nobnrtc, uno mcbrcrc &crboftungcn
III &crbinoung nit ser Nffoirc Dor.
nobnt. Inter sen &erboftctcn be.
finOet lid Der III Goitcl 6crrCtti, tG
W}cilen bon Nucono, mobnen6c Nnor.
dit &on0i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Die idl0ncn Fort 9cpOIit nnS yet.

tcrtun.@rtnriuncn. Fra6fOuue Scenerlen. Sc.
bir99 .Inlidien; Die GroBnrttgen @ril6cu; gii6ts
Der pppuIdrc Slap - arube ncie SoteI5. Remer
ldreler Gautptcr "~SiSauebnuna" iCbcH Diem.
tag. SprreriinQ rno SutnituG nm 1 llbr 9ludDs
nod uno Counting Q llbr Mtor0ens. sI Suufe
s ll0r Nbcnos. Die Ncife am Wiittiuo6 &c.
luHbrt th Strubc IN Bort Gepoltt ann VcTiich
her prad)tpullcn glHlupcu oe5 Zone uiiiirts,
Niatte DOC. Wluh6citen SOC. AeNinnen am is.
SUM. (Suni5. 3&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
BOD Street. 9ampfbOOt Gumpaauie.


SaDrpIalt.
Nbfubrt bes 9amiers nod Stone Greef BON
Noololt'a &crfte tdGli6, uuS0enumnleu Can't
ltaas, nm s ltbr WiurGcuo mo go ~gIutUntiis
Mg9S' Nhta6rt bon Grulpu'5 gSertte mn $40
Dtorgctle mo 3 llbr g!uDmitiags.
Snnlplcr NAB God Greet tiglib, uu5geftotl'
nislt Sdlllia9s. hun Sooion's gScrite nm q llbr
DtorAeis u. 2.30 Nu6m. Non TruluH'5 lSerfie
UNI $40 DtorNen5 mo 3 ubr giadw. Sarnftdgs
i,aO neioeii Greefs bon SobfOn'5 gScrfie nm q
IlDr Wtor1elS nre go giu6m. Qroun's 9Scrite
nm 6,l0 U{orecns uno 3 llbr gtudbm.
SollltaaS INN 4 mo s ubr Wturgcn5 NIB .
ubr 9tadn, mad bcjoen Greels; BON gruiun'S
2Sertte 10 Wtinuten ipdter.
6Gbrprcis fir bic 9iunNretTc 25 GrutS.
CJuni1 ,IuS3MPte) nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
&uluIanS'S tiirfiIde 8Gbcr.
Ganltablr. Gebaube, 9uftamt eesen. etsts offer
GluuIft2Y. j A
Subu Ed,crltc.

IS iturb am p. sunni 1906 SuBu shcrltc,
gelic6tcr Gjutte bon Winrie Snerltc, Sic beer.
mitiaoS nm h3 llbr, bon ieiner g&obnunQ. 9tr.
HOP. lnrtsStrabe. ans ituit. NSO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
&crmiidtc Tnjcigen.
8cfnnntidlaft oeluiinidlt.

Gin SrduIeiH, oCu IS an puiicnocm llmpan0
fcblt. piini6t ole NciGiutti6att einCs ocliiben,
lpirili6 9cbllhetcn. iopte lutberiihen Wtdohcns
i'm 9tlter npn 20 bis 30 Sabreil, nm nit ocmr
ielbcn in treltuOi9uitIthen &erlcbr III lrctcn.
glntmortcu bleibcn tuberiiditdtigt
9lllsiiibrIi6e Gifertet in Oeutt6er Spra0e nit
aennuer Stbreiic inter pSuE %. 81. 10" oieie9
9}IuttcS crbctcH. (lS0-1
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Spbn Scrluig & SO9n.
2ctdeHDeitatter uno @tmbaIinmtrcr

UT. 2UOb, LTItnlIs'S tfuNt,
Stuci09ef6dft: NJ. 624, SuIierlts@oeIllie,
9tnblulotuplt, 8attittores9ouni
gSir BADEN IN nnTerer ldngen Embellishments
Mrnl ulo Reid bccroigt. Stno NIT g%erinGcI1
Brofit 5uirieoer. Die feinftcn SutIbcn Gclte'
fert fir 3od3eitcrl, llnter6altuugen unO un0cre
@eIeaenDciten. 8eioe Telephone. (WFdi2S.1O
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Nipiina M. Gniicl.

IS itnrb ant %. Suni 1906 in ibrer gSob.
ninN, 9ir. 653. RobcrtsS trGBc, Sran 9Iuiinn W.
Sco pcriiur6cnen @corpe 5uiicl. Sic 3cit Der
Necroigung miro ipiter nuDc5eigt. US0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Trittc Hattuual.Sauf

Baltimore. ben ~. Slini 1906.
Nas Nireftorilm bat an oicfem 1aae cine
balbj0hriidc Etpiocnnc upn 3 grpsemt crildrt,
frei ben allen SielierI, 5ablbur am mo nab
benz 10. gull 1906.
QsO) Subm 8, sippel, aaffrer.
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Die @Iennnh per 1inn: etnrr Hran

Die @leganS Der Jign: eiucr 5rau
Iirb Der Gib ibrer aIctoer bdngt bon beE; bon
Srauef 66hit un5ie6cllo. unb bcnlinocrt mu6t.
&ielc 66mer5en finO uuf Cn99cf9uilrte Bulge
gorictS 6uriid8niiibren, pcl6e bic ireie gttbrnurtg
bcbinocrn. Sas ,,SSnnc 6uriet" TT b1S eiH5ige
9orlet nuf benz Wtarit, iuelbes freies gibeiHs
bOten %peitattet. yg2aoc Surict" Hurfors, Or.
20O3, HprosG barieSs straps. (Sebrt8.tS)
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SpcSicQc Scgiinitigungcn

fir Nne, hte Gonfirmatiuns'gbutngrapbte
i1ituidDeit. Minidtur III 5Grbet III oer9oloetein
WleoutQun gratis nit einem 9ubeub 6arbUn.
4urtrnitS. GcBt uniere neutn WiGEutgpen. Die
aler6eltcn Cabinets. bon 500 all. Sute Ar'
belt, prumpte 4bltrierut9.
81. 3ei6ert, 9 Rsfte sfifi%' SoS aSs9Ia$"
Tr. 409-4tt, Rurns@a1s Strafe.
Man neune oiefe Seltuna. (@priI7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Gunner : Mciurts.
AoanoRe- Sotef nuo Aunex.

Go, Geius g)urfs stoe. NtlnnticsG 9th, H.,S., renps
Dirt. perNr1bcrt. Guie Slide, $500 bis $t4.00
pro gSo6e. u. u. Sieiiug, 9igentbiimer.
(Suni0, 2IiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
SDl0eiterz8ea6
SIN poIeut @fanSe er0ffnet.
Scr grORsrtisr SamilirnsI eiort.

Gra6tbpIIe Gnrf3, lteue glHilIcnenis tnS
9Gttruftioncn; bcriibnlte SOC. 0io6lietter; Gala.
ipaiier.@nh; berfu6t uno bepdbrt. @(nff BON
Der &dpeGc oeS 3. Jiegiments. 3ebem Befdut
es in IoI6citcr.
1iammptb.S ampicr u9UuiiC." 8o6entaeen
(uu5geuommcu Gicuiiog3, Sonreritu9s uno
5reituNS), $50 &urm uno $50 Nutbm.: 9iens
itG8, 2Onncriiog allb 5rcitng, $50 Surm. 200
uro G.25 gin6m.; EXTRA @oot 3.15 Ga1IK.s
an Gonutd8cu; 900 &orm. unb $50 Natnt.
geftc 5utuiIientaGe @Iontng mo 0Iittluu1. Ser
meiitc EIob.
9ie tcinite Tour in Der g8cIt fir 25e. Jtn.
bait fir G1uIen uno G%cieuf6uften. @iIihs
feifie Gatcn Offen.
(Mai2G-,1&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Sunoun Harl
lorraine.

Molcriih - Varfnrtta - Srtebfid.
98eitli6 bon gSulbruof elm iino cine babe
MeiIe. Aenubt bic nit gulpbutiGr besci6neie
9pri1, gbenuesGur Sreie Gutfhen Ta6nnittogs
am Terminls. Vreiie bon RcardbnibpIdben
iett fpeBieu. 2ethte 9eoinGungen. 1cIepboii-
Cation 223. Sireau: Srnntlin. uno Ntnoior.
Hpabs. SerIanat @rufdiire. (Mai4. 1S.1&S)
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Siuiocnoen.
FARMERS ans M,crnauts' National sant

Valt more, Den rs. Sum- 1906.
Sas Sirefiortlilfl bat an oicicm Gage cine
Tiutocnoc uun Siuci uno einem balbeu ErpSent
eriIdrt, fret bon allen Sieuern. 5GhIbar am Tich.
itag, ben 10. SnIi 1906. afficu.5 nbaber erbal.
ten Gbeds in9cianet- Sic 3ratsferirbiiber
bIeiben bis sum 10. SuIi 1906 geidIoieir.
1S0) Is. ". Ssburm, auffircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Mi0olc>Niber,
S0fewif0-Nark.

Gaiteru.N rcune. 9ipab, benz nIoiper epaie"
gegeniiber.
2iefer prn6tbnue 9Ias NIT berrli6er WaIs
onpg lit fpa,ieu iir s~uSfIiiee nno Iicnies bon
U%efenf6niten, @emeinoen. Sereinen nnb SAINT
ilerl %8eeigiiet.
8rafer EanS. gapillon tus afgeibntneu.
ytuutsutrugen bel y. Hcthninn.
Sir. 405, Ga~iiern.Mpenue, EXPLANATIONS.
(Ipril0, 3lpte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29
Die @ap Oulun tic Sap nmO Gbup.

tuufs u crsGrfurlionen, $50 WiciIcn; Sal8tpnfs
Ter; ocn Qan5ct IuN; GebenSrettcr fir flcine
0inocr; Der pra6ipulle uHo p~ppuIdre Sampler
% emma @ilc5. SieriiGG mo NonneritGg Z
llbr Mnrgeus; 0eiricbr nm 10 ll6r g(bcnos.
Gidet5 SOC. 9tniarlg oeH 20. SUM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-29

Sin Sdritt in Der rcd)tcn &idJtnag,
epart % YruScnt an aleu- eritiIaftgen
VcgruDntien.
Sin i66ner GdrB, ertlucoer NIT
fhluarSeim Gn6 cher lueibeui poer
gruliem Yliff lleber5tg. Niles ilr
Sar1'@ini1b. Ve9rdbilib : Irt3et9e
&inbnli1iHiriIng ocr Seide. GTE
Trauerflor. q Raur Sanbf6ube,
Seitnung ncS @raDcs,
2eihenlpueeu uno 8 ieire 8itfben.
Ntliam Guuf, 2ei6enbeitntter,
Nortbs NIB @reenmuunt'9lpe. Yetoe IcIepbnne,
CSnn11 .6lite)
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Blnc MOumtain 00nic.

She Gibse Mountains, Mo.
(0auptliuie Der ~pssecru WtarHluno- gnbn.")
Grpffnrt fur bic Saiion 1906 am ~. Snai.
Sir 5taten. 9teierpntiui bon 3immeri II lin,
idreibc man ali y. G. 5lbnr, Wtgr., gBeiterI
WtnrnIano Y. y. 9%uiloing, % 8efts9uIiimore-
Strdbe. Baltimore, WR0. CSunit ,SuS2U1te)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

typhoid fever, 2; from old age. 4 /;
deaths where operations had been per-
formed, 3: deaths from other medical
causes, ).
number of these cases died soon
after entering hospital. and several had
entered hospital in a dying condition.
Thanks for STAFF.
Accompanying the report is note
to the members of the medical and
surgical staff which reads as follows:
"The undersigned are deeply grateful
and desire to express their sincere
gratitude to all the members of the
medical and surgical staff. for their
faithful and successful services render
ed during the year, also for their kind
consideration, before and after death
of our dear superioress, likewise to all
those good people in the community
who have in any way by kindness and
generosity aided this institution. and
who have made possible the carrying
out of it's noble purpose.
Eve trust this same good will may
continue to exist between all.
Sincerely and respectfully yours.
FRANCISCAN SISTERS. %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
atory for a term of from two to four
teen years.
FIGHTING IOWA SALOONS
Waterloo Temperance Leader Seeks
Injunctions Against All Dealers.

Waterloo, Iowa, April T. The tenn
perance party of Waterloo is seeking
to close every saloon in the city by
injunction, alleging violation of the
mulct law of the state. John B. Ham,
mond, temperance detective. asserts
that he has secured evidence which
will stop the sale of liquor I'm Water
loo, and his attorneys have sought
wholesale injunctions. Hammond re-
Gently deprived all druggists of the
city of their permits to sell liquor and
now is seeking TO close the saloons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
YEAR AT HOSPITAL
Annual Report Of St. Anthony's
for Period Ending March
Given OUT.
WERE 44OPATIENTS TREATED
Franciscan Sisters Express Thanks to
Medical and Surgical
Staff.

sisters In charge of St Anthony's hos
pital, to the hospital staff of the insti-
tuition, has been prepared under date
of March 1, and shows 440 patients
treated during the year, which are
summarized as follows:
Major operations performed, 6S:
minor operations performed. 121; gall
bladder operations. 8; number of APP
pendicitis. Al: hysterotomy. IL;
skull operations. IL; major amputa-
lions. 5: laparotomy, &c; obstetrics.
Is; typhoid fever. SO; pneumonia. s.
Deaths from all causes. %; from ac-
cidents, s; from pneumonia, 4; from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

from Muscatine, Isaac Newton, who re-
sides in the lower end of the county.
had the misfortune to fall in such a
manner to break his right leg between
the knee ana the ankle Suffering
from the accident and unable to move
himself, the unfortunate man lay dur
ing the long hours of the night. with
the rain falling most of the time He
was found in the morning and remcy
ed to Muscatine hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

N Love of St Louis, committed sui
eide yesterday by jumping out of sec
md floor window of the Seventh Ave
lue hotel. The woman had gone TO
he hotel in company with man, who
was arrested after she jumped from
the window. but who was later re-
lea&ad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Train Wrecker is Sentenced.

Valparaiso. Ind, April Thomas
Bascom of Springfield. ILL.,, the Balti-
more & Ohio operator who. 'just for
fun" derailed train at Mccoy, has
been sentenced to the Indiana reform
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
Gusts Mayor Who Resigned.

Topeka, April THE supreme court
of Kansas has granted a decree GUST
ing w. w. Rose from the Office of may
or of Kansas City. Kan, for tolerating
joints. This decision was made in spite
of the fact that Rose resigned from the
Office last Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
DISEASE CLAIMS ENEMY
ST. Louis Health Conn missioner Victim
of Pneumonia.

st. Louis, Arrl DR. C. A. Snod-
grass. her'lth commissioner of st.
Louis IS dead from pneumonia. A
weeF ago he completed paper on the
rauses and treatment of pneumonia,
which he was to read before a society
OF physicians, and half an hour later
pneumonia developed. He died in the
City hospital, where he was taken at
his own request soon after he recog-
nized pneumonia symptoms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
DEDICATED THE MONUMENT
Ceremonies at Wisconsin Shaft on
Scene Of Battle of Corinth.

Corinth, Miss, April Tn addition
to exercises commemorating the 44th
anniversary of the battle of Shiloh to-
day the Wisconsin monument was ded-
icated and a large delegation of visit
ors from that state. aided by Governor
Davidson. took part in the ceremonies.
An impressive program was carried
out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
THE WEATHER
showers tonight and sunday. Slight
" wnrmsr tonight.

Rain snow from Utah and ArizonS
to the lower Missouri and lower Mis-
sIssIppi valleys. aHd much higher tenn
Peratures I'm the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys nre resulting from
the western storm which covers the
Rocky mountain region and most of the
Canadian northwest. md IL central over
Colorado While high barometers pre-
vail over the eastern and southern sec
era low. extends almost TO the Atlantic
coast. The eastward drift Of the Col
GRADE storm center will be attended by
showers I'm this vicinity tonight and
sunday. with slightly warmer temper
aturss tonight.
j. NJ. sHERIEQ. Observes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
RooseveIts on Way Home.

Savannah. Ca. April Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt and party reached Sa-
vannah this morning from the West
Indies and left this afternoon for Wash
ington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
cecA!!llB!;lIEE5,',S&
THIRD. AVENUE THROUGH TO SECOND

HE nearness of Easter has given an impetus
L to immediate buying in all lines of wear
ing appeared. Our stocks were never more at
tractive than at this time, with their large and
complete assortments ofnew spring merchandise
and especially interesting prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07
ACTRESS ENDS HER LIFE

Delphine Love Jumps from Second
Story of New York Hotel.
New York, April 7.-Delphine Love.
an actress. daughter of the late DR.. |.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-07

Temperature At M 81; mt $3.50
ID. M. g.. Minimum temperature I'm 20
hosrs. ~ Velocity OF wind mt a.. M.
miles,