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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-Returns
up to 10 o'clock tonight indicate that
the only change in the Kentucky dele.
CATION to Congress would be in the
Third District, where the Republicans
have apparently gained seat This,
with the two they already hold, gives
eight Democratic and three Republi.
can Representatives.
The returns from the Democratic
primary came in slowly, and at 10
o'clock only one-fourth of the 11s
counties had been heard from, but
the returns indicate the nomination
of James B. McCreary, the incumbent,
for United States Senator, over Gov
]. G. W. Beckham by a majority of
about 5000 For the Governorship
the race is very close, Samuel W. Hag.
er having only slight lead over N. B.
Hays, and it will probably take an
other day to determine the result,
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Let Us SHOW you.
..Dobbins & Ewing.

that Gov. J. c. Beckham is gaining.
With about two-thirds of the counties
heard from Senator McCreary's earlier
indicated majority of 5000 to 5000 has
been reduced to 5000. About the en-.
tire First and Tenth Congressional
districts are veto be heard from.
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In OTHER STATES
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-Returns
up to midnight in the Democratic pri-
mary for United States Senator show
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NEW YORK in THE LEAn
R'fe Team Earns First Ploc.
National Match at Sea Or,

Sea Girt. y. J.. Sept. 5-Whh An
score OF @O51. the New York rifemen -,
IN the national team match at the ers :. a'st
nrst stage to-day. The New Jersey ts.-. -
led yesterday. could not keep pace a. III sa
hre at 200 yards. and as result droppsa 'apa sl'
to eighth place. ooet
The United states Infantry did son.
Sno''ihs IN the rapid fire stage. making 49,.
the highest total on this range. ami - - %
day in third place. Massachusetrs se4 s.,-s 'as
second place. with an aggregate of ,,-. ~
less than New York. Wisconsin ara fbe FONTS
C0rps teams changed places. ana Crio 5-laiins
Gown one place on the list. Pennsvl,-.ri.. 'tpsl
20 pieces at $40 yards. but did 6ette~ :. VEN e.
iapld nTe. and endeG the day in ;hi~-e~,,sa Z. ~
i'sIea" oi seventh which she held vasfa-ip'acs af, p'acs
me skirnish ming was taken IN tbt
noon, Out u VIII not be completed un-il .-,e-- a-,e--
row After that the Leo yards virI be rr.-1'o-'
night ~ u'-tnorsop
Ihe standing OF the first teams a. a..
% % t,S hIsl stage Or the national na.os -
the w, tap and $40 slow fire a1d ~ ono wen
Hre mad been shot, was as follows. '"ld
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
THE CORINTHIANS HERE
English Soccer Players U'W Meet
-IH-COHegiate Team TO-day.
ROvI,ANDSON.

Tho famous Corinthian Association football
eleven "f London arrived in New YORK late yester-
day afternoon, and will make the Hotel Manhattan
their headquarters during their stay here The
team which has just completed a tour - Canada
and tho United States. Will play two matches on
~" grounds Of the Staten Island Cricket ami
Tennis club a. Livingston. Staten Island
The first game will he PLAYED to-day the Oppos-
ing team being eleven men selected from the best
university players in America and England. repre-
s'ntiug Harvard. Yale. Princeton. PENNSYLVANIA
and Cambridge. The second coutes, will take
plac" on SATURDAY. when ii team Of tho best play
ers IN the Association football clubs in the Metro
pottan District will meet the Englishmen The
games an both DAYS will begin at 4 o'clock
Tn" object ~ the visit Of the Corinthians is 70
Popularize association football. particularly in the
schools and universities. Tne team. which is
composed of many Of the best amateur PLAYERS in
England. has played thirteen games in Canada and
th" United States without meeting defeat The
Sf5li"rth team OF Ontario tied the visitors. each
ot goals made was against Cincinnati. where the
Sem OF, the visiting players are international
men; men; which means hey have represented All
They play every department Of the game
G. Wreford- B-o 81. The captain. is no stranger
70 10 NE nIeL II state As ne was member Of Lord
TS Is one "t tho he's, nIScrs in = gi,-G INA ~ i
scussins the game i1 AWcric: Yesterday said:
game after ,a Psrrs visit i5st ycaT i bur " were ere
totals uupreuared for she rcu1as lable develop
During tho "trip W. played before about l25.0OO per
sons. and % = sCr1.lsInE ,he Keen knowledge OF
the fine pOi:ts they displayed. Many Of the teams
play scientific gam" and with little more prac-
tice should be the equal of number of the best
clubs i'm England our trap Is FOR e1uca, ,ionaI pur-
poses and I am certain that when tho great Amer
lean sport loving public becomes familiar with the
manifold advantages ~ The game It's success will
be assured
The. same i sr@edulsd to begin to-day at
o'clock T'nc officials viii he r. H. Tabor referee;
J. - Jenkins and n. Rayers. linesmen
Bofor" leaving for home, week from Saturday.
the corinthians will nh engagements az Newark
Monday, New Haven Wednesday at Fail
River On Thursday and at Boston the day following.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
L1U'N TENNIS At NT1CK.
Hiss HOmaHs H'ipS T7cO Matches,
ShO7cing Remarkable SDeed.

The women lawn tennis experts contributed the
most exciting sport i'm the continuation OF the
Nyack Country Club tournament yesterday In
the singles Miss Helen Homans the national cham
pion two matches. Miss HOmans displayed
remarkable speed. which made IL possible for her
i'm straight sets. Her hardest contest was
that in which she defeated Miss Glover BoIdt. OF
the West Side Lawn Tennis club. hy the score Of
g. 6-2 The champions clever passing shots
worked havoc in Miss Boldt= court and broke
down her attempts at net play
In the mems singles Frederick G. Anderson won
his place in the semi-final round The only hold
over match of the nrst round brought the two East
champion, ana y. W. Niles. Harvard, together
with the result that SeaXer won at o-l - In
derson and Otto il. Hinck The summary follows
Mems hse9ss % SgF & snsss a5' r0THdE W x c
second round-otto FL Hnck Montcair Athletic club
Henry ". Moenhausr. Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
defeated ". IT, COnneu, New York Lawn Tennis Club
IS g: q = T2gChard West Side Lawn Tennis
His H3Tq N & Nf" HGirv 41IH tTgb en oeeaed :
S T6fa ToGhdFredsrtek a. Anderson defeated G.
Touchard, s.e. 90; r.. l. James defeated Dr. William
Mems aoqeles ,ssc9na Iogn4Hs4ry Hen MoIlenhsqsr
ana ansTy Asn W Throeknor,6n asT ss5 a
f1tch defeated W p C9nnen ard pT William Rosen
u. Hlnck defeated r. q seaver and y W. Niles e-a.
Mixed doubles (n,st rqHna9-Miss clover Bold. and y
Ns Mss Msr as ans aery % = W e de-
feated Miss Brodix and Basstord r.. o., ca; Mrs
Richard H. Palmer s-2. "a 90. Miss Matthisssn and
g. bradley defeated Miss Maynard c.. Prentiss
81. 81; Miss Eaton and r. T. Westervelt defeated
Miss Merritt and d. 4 r. Martin, .L s-i. e-l
He mans Side Lawn Tennis Club defeated MIS-.
Glover Boldt. West Side Lawn Tennis Club. 6-a ca
second Tound-Miss Marie Wagner. HAMILTON Grange
Tennis Club. defeated Miss Merritt Nyack Country
club 60 6-3 Mrs. Altman. Nyack Country Club d.
Miss Eaton Nyack Country Club, 6-l e-I; Miss
West Side Lawn Tennis Club. Mi..
Smith RidgewoCd Golf Club 6-I. 81 ~
Women's doubles (nrst rDdndl-Nrs II. I. Platt ana
Mrs Bumstsad. Engewood Field Club defeated sfrs
Alexsnder and Mrs Haight. Englswood Field Cub ga
I0-s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
AUTOS NIKE FAST TINE.
DaT0cq Car Races a MHe an 81 10
Seconds at atlantic Ctr.
PAGE,
BROWN.
CORNELIUS,
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune. 7

Atlantic City. Sept. 5-Spirited coutcsts and
fast time trials brought the automobile race
meeting on the beach here to-day To a SUCCESS
ful 'lose- The weather was perfect and the sand
course was as smooth a billiard table The
record trials were 10 the north To enable the
drivers to get a strong wind behind them. This
made the start in these trials above the grand
stand and the finish a mile below. The other
races were run 20 the south. with the finish Ia
front Of the graudstaud.
Better time i'm all the contests were made than
on The previous days OF the meeting. :. r.
SieVenSS SU-hoTSepower DarraCq went 2 mile i'm
80 A seconds I'm time trial: this is next 10
the best time. 81 seconds. ever made ON the
beach.
The next host time to-day was made by e. \.
Schroeders racing car which raced mile in
SIS Is seconds I'm = special match race between
these two cars for the best two in three heats
the Vanderbilt cup car of Stevens won in
straight heats by tWo lengths.
one of the most Interesting performances was
ihat % the 5o-horSepOWer MathersOn touring
car. In a time trial carrying seven passengers
II went q mile in 80 Is seconds. Tom cooper
brought Tie Mathsrson in second in the handi-
cap race open To that established marks OF
one minute or better on the beach. The car had
q handicap of ten seconds. This race won
by ID. Walter Harpers Stanley steamer. with
handicap Of eleven seconds, by one length. The
summary follows.
Record arl, trials ssa , Ga-.HQyaFS " Gs 2ohors
Record 5r4is ,sas9eps hssyywsght sAr,s stew
tooDerS - aorseucWeT Matheson; time O.30ls IL ;
Harding 40 horsepower English Daimler time o:55lz
Euuat"1ts ll handicap: regularly 7gled
an equipped passengerSl-VVo, .TCru "
Wizius 50 horseToWr- Wnton t25 seconds Tom Coouers
.'i-loTseT Aat5eSon tS1ratcht secOua. d
1889. '
CO Iiea Jyvesht sasoeHe cars-Won by $ u. S,eyens's
50 EorsepCNsr larra A. Efreep0,Ke~
Darracq second. Time. o:+2's. only two starters
power rI.s"as sangcl NJ Moore's 90 h5rsspover Frsn
Tacq ard g a Schroeder Sc horsepower Darracq-Frst
heat standing saru won by S-eveuss Time O@95
second heat Tying start won by stevens car Time
Handicap 6open an cars that established -,o~t ~
one minute or better on the beachl-Wcn bv T. Water
ltalI.eTs Sfiulev
rrs 5o-h7rsrpover MatheSon 30 secorIst second. 4 y
ltaiong - horsepower English Daimler I5 seconds,
Third e 4 Schroeders So horsepower Tarracq n see
ond). fourth Time OSts
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

BY defeating Brooklyn twice at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. the Giants jumped into sec
Ond place. Pittsburg lost TO ST. Louis The
scores were TO and 10 I. II took ten IN
nings for the champions 10 defeat Brooklyn, in
the first game
Although the Superbas made nine hits TO New
YOrks four in the first meeting. they also made
two costly errors. Jordan and Mccarthy each
hit the ball for three bases but only one or the
hits figured in the run getting. Eason pitched u
good game for Brooklyn. and had his support
been better he would have had victory to his
credit. BTesnahan was removed from the game
for disputing the umpire's decision
After few minutes rest the teams took the
field for the second game. Ames went in the box
FOR the Giants and Scanlon was selected 20 do
the twirling for Brooklyn. New York scored An
the first inning and made what proved 10 be the
winning run In the third inning. Ames struck
out twelve OF the Brooklyn batters. The work
OF Strang at second base was exceptionally fast
and accurate. The scores follow;
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
~ TsIeEraph q ~ Trlbune :

I"- I1ie-FaI0 o ~ TTIllHV
Boston Sept 5.-New York held safely 20
first place in the American League pennant race
by defeating Boston here to-day by a score Ot
to I. 1t was the twelfth straight victory for
the Yankees and the third straight game from
Boston
Hogs. who pitched for the visitors. did not al
low a htt for seven innings In the eighth In
ming. however. a three-bagger and a single
brought IN Boston's only run. Thomas. the New
York catcher. led at the bat, making three clean
singles. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
FAIR PRICES FOR YEARLINGs-

hearlinss from the Napa, Ellershe. Menlo sr5
Aflongreen STUD farms were sold az sheepb.aa
bay yesterday ana fair prizes were realize5 r.
sales of si.e0 az more were:
sfS"P Sot ~ Solitaire II-cstle Kate. ssia a.
fl,ss,r,. an, 49,, - 90
brow t,, & so,,st,e al sesh'e = Burton l2b0
brown e d, so;,,... :; $50
,cs,T,- ii; q - ...-..--- Isso
t,r-~-s ~ l-lta-is IL MARCEL q Emery. 2ib
e.oNh h..y uy oisini-Santa Bella, d hrieter 49,
bicAn colt by ossaTs-E.I@I a. u Br--er a.,
S.@sn cor ~ fsfheTIess-Eli Russell. A
Ns4A 2soo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES

A'-s Shields said yesterday that he Was sn,,o,,s
70 aispose or his interest IN Go Between ana TT.Tt
ia ~ ne Goes not care 20 race them I'm this cow,
Is any longer lie said further that in case h
ono hot set what he considerd fair price no ,,,,I
senG them % England next year T. r Tbor,.s
housit a han interest IN the horses sf ssrstsassS
Just prior ~ the running ~ the Csrea, 5 tgsa
Stakes ior which Go Between was CorsidC-oa' l
have good chance ''''tu 10
Eleetioneer. the winner % the Flturitv e s,,l s.,
Billy Lakesnds stable AZ Brighton Poscb ~,
Lakeland said yesterday that pero,is,io, -
sh penang Tor the sale OF the good colt hut ,h,,
as no money had changed hands ba 5,s -. 90 90
eioeT that any sale had been mace ,-l ~. con-
Wei defined rurnCT the track bo,ra,o- - a
I-e1lioheer would go 10 the post u lie E-is.t..t,
Thomas ' ase' OF l. r.
The Great Filly Stakes was worth g ga ,.., . .
Harry Payne Whitney Il was the si,,b -,
OF the stake. and previous winners iucludo5 49,
ford Claws Running Water a. B Dur,es.s ,.,,.,
AuSIsl He4inonts Beldame ". q Wbifre,-.s S.s.S,l
Sho v. - " mtney.s Blue Girl In 1901 Ie,,-Srs ,ls
mistake in registration. ''' s'iiie
Proper was on lis bad behavior al The ,,s+ %
usual Ia tho hfth race and kicked and lYn,e5
Ground 20 the Imminent danger OF the Other borsas
~ the neid. lie landed on Miss Cravrfor7 90,
pom lieels. but she retaatcd, and Proper lir1neg
efo-hn ioi a minute OF tNO n he was Nal,
that he is coming back to his best FORM 0A'e
snghelier a. tNo-y ear-oid OF which r,,,.h -
promised early In the season. died OF spiual ,,sr,
f,ts a. sheepshead SAY yesterday. She was owne5
~ j. g tooley- '"''0o
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
ANGUS POINTERS RACE.
Wins an Straight Heats from Baron
Grdttdn at Hartford.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. 5.-Favorites won all
three races AT the Grand Circuit meet at Charter
Oak Park to-day. Chief interest centred in the
free-for-all pace. which by Angus
Pointer in straight heats Baron Grattan,
driven by Geers. a good second. bat the
three other horses were outclassed, The purse
was divided as follows: Angus Pointer. $500:
Baron Grattan. s375: Locanda. SlJo. and Ec-
static. S75.
In the 2:3O trot Brilliant Girl had things her
own way in the first two heats. winning quite
easily from Captain Bacon. driven by her owner,
DR.. Day. In the third heat the judges substi-
tuted McHenry driver for Captain Bacon
and he won easily Brilliant Girl broke lust
before the wire was reached and finished sixth
The purse in this event was divided as follows:
Brilliant Girl. 81 900; Captain Bacon. $500: Ex-
ton. S225. and The Phantom, Sl25.
The 2:ll trot easy for FL NIiIagro. o. r.
W. taking second money. The summary fol-
lows
TRorIlAC $50 CLASS - THREE HEATS - PURSE
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
BIG ATHLETIC MEET TOMORROW.

For the first time In many years. tho national
championships OF the Amateur Athletic Union are
TO be held IN New York City. The Junior events
will be decided at Travers Island tomorrow. under
the auspices OF the New York Athletic Club Will.
on Saturday the senior events will be held and they
will no doubt result In the greatest athletic meet
the East has seen In some time. The entry list In
cludes famous athletes from all over the country.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NJ sIT IS, So .. t6' New 7or team a. ne co
q. 2. COZ WINs a cnlr 80

concord y r.. Sep 5--Nrthur F. coora. -,
E<e'er' won The golf championship ~ Nav -
surg sure IN Beaver Meadow links TODAY 60 =,
teftSd beru 2. Chase ~ Concord e.. F-i ges
'p play. ''' Z Hp 9nd
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
FIRST GAME
1.-TWO out vnsn winning run vAs scsrsc.

1.-TWO out vhsn winning scored
sr"okiyn s f3sA .:::.:.::.:....:.S
Throe-oass hits-sfcC1rrhy, Jorcan. bases-
shannon. Seymour Sacrifice hft-famlsy
-Or wiItss 4; OF Easou 8. STRUCK out-3y wfitse AZ
by Eason a First base srrors-N.w York 2 poubl,
plays-stranx and Mcosnni wiltss Ncoann and pevlin
Lsft bAses-Nsw yorx s; Brooklyn Hit by pItch-r
-Dahlsn. strang Tina 1855. Umrar~-opay
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS.

~ syraeuse-Syracuse s; Utica q
AZ binshamton-Bi Binghamtnn. g. A. j. g. c.. o
Az seTanton-Troy q. scranton. 0rst sanelI seran-
ton. 4; Troy, Csscond gamsl.
Al wilkes BaEre-Alhaay S; WtIkes-Barre (crss
SAmoi Alhsny. a. Wilkss-bsEra ssoond sAuasA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

& @ : P's
race nan winning
InAs nAsr 7s. start poor Won
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

The Giants Beat Brooklyn T5cice
and Climb Up a PEG.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS oE GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sw York A. Brooklyn !. ST Louis Q. Pittsburs 4
aw YORK.. =; Brooklyn, l. Philadelphia s: Boston 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
SECOND oAMn

Aipsrman First base srors-Ns~ York. 4: Brooklyn.
Bass ss On e.i'Son Anss on sc.nior STRUCK out
Whd ptohss-Ames. q Lsc o oases-Nsw Y0k S:
brooklyn o Double plAy-5syuaeur 20 NcCAnrl Tina
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
y IdHbFrs Beat Boston .4gain and
biR T5ceIftb Straight Game
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY

Boston a, New York 'prflalsl,t,, a. vr,sss,-.-,
81 Louis Cleveland ,-bi-.c, 81 r,s+r,t.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsrERpAv
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SeW SeW lorS ~ Boston Chicagp. .. Detroit
'na1 'p"ia - Nasnins Cleveland. 1. So. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Buffalo. s: Rochester / Montreal IL, Toronto q
Rochester. o. Buffalo 8 Baltimors T. Newark 3
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

q $ s @ sass s%a III: s na aa"% % @ & @
6s "a @ @ gssa Hs
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

CORINTHIAN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAM OF LONDON.
Which
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACING sUuu4RIEs

+
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

s.r Ralph. Ia good position a. the way hung o.
ts-h.s foT Hd-s- Ebsay TaR al improved race Ian
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

shsAaief- a. tNo-y year-oid OF which much ms
proFased early IN the season. died OF snipal ,,.r
f,ts n sheepshead isay yesterday. She was owned
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

NhlSio hard ridden = mls
rope Joan had speed but ~
NIl,AP for three
G.. otando
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

g oa wall Onatas fast OF
A~Aea5iEian Sd not eloss WIKI hs TlxA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Running Water held her field safe ali the wa,
the Others. Biz Store found the journey too sar.
% RACE.-THE GREAT FIII.Y: for hIlies two
Cd GOOD. Won driving Time. l:l3A Winner
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the interior, Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ, August 6.
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Cast.
miro Gonzales Of San Miguel county.
has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
1855. made for the s E IA Sec. "a. T
IA \. r % f. and that said proof will
be made before United States Court
Commissioner at Las evgas, N M. on
September 90. 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of the land, viz:
lose Ma. Martinez. Timoteo Martinez,
Sixto Martinez. Pedro Truiillo, all OF
Trementina. n NJ.
MANUEL r. OTER0, Register.
SEA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Pain from a Burn Promptly Relieved
by Chambertain's Pain Balm.

A little child of Michael Strauss. OF
Vernon. Conn. was recently in great
pain from a burn on the hand. and as
cold applications only increased the
inflammation, Mr.. Strauss came ia
Mr.. James N. Nichols, a local mer.
chant. for something to stop the pain,
Mr.. Nichols says: Z advised him %
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and the
first application drew out the inflam'
nation and gave immediate relief. ]
have used this linament myself and
recommend 1t very often for cuts,
burns. strains and lame back, and
have never been known to disappoint.
For sale by an druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
The Breath Of Life.

It's a significant fact that the strong.
est animal of It's size. the gorilla. also
has the largest lungs Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How 10
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be mans chiefcst study. like thous-
ands of others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens.
of Port Williams, O.. has learned how
to do this. She writes: Three bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery stopped
nay cough of I've years and cured me
of what my friends thought consump'
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
A,,emp. to Wreck Santa Fe Train

A dastardly attempt to wreck the
Santa Fe overland Wednesday night
has Just been given out by the off
Gals. together with the news that the
two men suspected of the crime had
ESCAPED from the Barstow. Cal. Jail.
where they had been locked up on
the charge of felony In the attempt
to wreck the passenger train at Hell
en-. below Barstow. on the Santa Fe.
The men. described as two Ameri-
cans. of medium build and wearing
dark clothes. were found after the
train had smashed into a hand car
placed on the track and demolished it,
shaking up all the passengers but:
sticking to the rails, swaying from
the jump 1t made when 1t struck the
obstacle.
The two were taken to Barstow
and lodged In Jail. Thursday morning
they escaped before daybreak from
the Jail, supposedly with the aid of a
third man, and took to their heels
across the desert. A canteen in the
Jail vent with them. 1t IL not known
whether they were armed after their
break or not, but it is expected that
friends will hide them or furnish
them with food for the flight from JUS
tice.
Fortunately the train that struck
the hand car was going up grade at a
low speed. IF a train from the OPP
posite direction had struck the OBJ
stacle a catastrophe would have re,
suited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
NOTICE or PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land OF,
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ, August s.
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Ciriaco
Gonzales of Trementina. n. NJ, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final proof In support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry. No. 5405, for
the 8 IL, N w IL and lot 3 and 4,
Sec. /. r IA N, r 90 +. and that said
proof will be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas. N. NJ, on September 26. 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Juan p. Garcia, Cecario Sanches, Di.
onicio Aragon and Lauriano Coma
les, all of Trementina. n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERo. Register.
$40
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

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Nine members Of an organized gang
az thieves are now In the county laii
nj ropeka. having been arrested Tor
stealing brass and copper fittings from
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa re
railway Petty thievery OF this kind
has resulted In an annual loss 10 the
railroad company Of hundreds OF dol
lars and the depredations were re-
duced TO a science at Topeka. Special
officers Of the railroad acting In con.
junction with the county and city au'
thorities have been on the watch tor
.he thieves for some time and a gen.
eral round up was affected Monday
All Of the prisoners but n are ne
o The gang has been stealing
brass and copper fittings in large
quantities. one of the railroad store
houses having been broken into re-
Gently and new brass was taken val
ued at $3.50. The thefts became nj.
most of nightly occurrence. and al
though the railroad yards were patrol
led by special officers in plain clothes
the thieves have eluded capture here
tofore owing to the darkness and
means of escape afforded by the
freight cars scattered through, the
yards. It Is estimated that over 5000
worth of brass and copper a stolen
from this railway alone In Topeka
from July Il to August Goth of this
wear