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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-21

no other two gentlemen have been able to agree
upon, namely, the changes which 1t would be adj
visable to make in the primary law. Following
closely on the Announcement by the Tropical Sun
Ga paper which Is known to be East Coast owned
Of the candidacy of Mr.. Watson for Governor Of
the State this complete concurrence in Mr.. Wa;
sons views by the Miami Metropolis can be r.
garded as one of the endorsements of Mr., Wat
sons candidacy for Governor which can be ex
pected to follow In all newspapers devoted to the
furtherance of the political policies of FloridaS
great developer who finds time, while bridging
the Atlantic Ocean, to interest himself largely
In the political affairs of his adopted State.
Be 1t known that this pointing out OF the inlO'
ences behind Mr.. Watsons supposed CANDIDACY
for Governor Is In no wise to be taken as Opge
sition of this journal to Mr. Watson. Unless the
gentleman mas changed in the last few months
am ready to concur in most of the political views
of Mr. Watson. We have found ourselves 10
gether upon most questions and have high r.
gard for Mr.. Watson's character, both ponVlc"
and moral. merely point, In passing TO the IT,
1uences which seem to be behind certain candf
dates for Office. Tfb' Aa@
One of the State newspapers has column
headed Talked of for Governor" In 1t nO'e
clipping to the effect that Florida newspaper
men are generously endorsing Editor Frank Hal
ris candidacy"
This belongs to that species of hoary heaoeU
customs which are followed because people nave
gotten into the habit of following them. At iou,
year intervals during the past two decau,,
Frank Harris probable candidacy for Govern"
has been discussed. The worthy Mr. Harris Is I"
member Of the clan of perpetual ancient ana nor
orable, everlasting and continual, candidates ="
which every State and every county has It's nu 1n
Der. l do not doubt that the Harris boom 10 i,
Governor in 1908 will suffer the same pleasant u,
mise that has followed other quadrennla ffaI,%
booms to the contrary Of which mans memO u
runneth not. It would seem that as Nesto ~. u
Florida editors Mr. Harris holds a place IN rlo .
da affairs tnat no effervescent dream or tenl, ,o
rary Office holding could induce him to change "
another title.
Another paragraph has friendly mention u
Albert w. Gilchrist as gubernatoriai timber =
the genial Albert ever had such an asplrauon. 81,
received its death blow when Albert ran III. no
career as Speaker of the last House OF tep ho
'entatives. When the caucus had decreeo 'a ai
Albert would be the Speaker l maze the p't ~.
ton that Albert would be disappointment 'n ny
his desire to play the role of Constitution ~ II
FOUNDER, coupled with mis- inclination 10 t1 h
would induce him to occupy too much ya'uapr
time. to the detriment Of the passage OF fa'o'"
(Coufiuod On poUo u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

Santa r.. n, M,. Sspa le-TAe
f.naoeEatlc territorial convention was
called to order In this city ahls after.
noon III "sse O'Clock by J n. cFtst.
chairman u The territorial central
cosnmisfse. A, A. Jones Of Las veEas
MSS ehossa Temporary Chairman. Rs-
faei RomeEo Temporary secretary and
y e. d. Baea was named a. inssrprs-
reg. y.
chxirsnsn jones made al eloquent
sfaeeh. scoring republican trusts and
cpndemnsng republican policies.
Committees ON credentials. res.lu.
tons and permanent organization
were spIsinted but q, fur o'ciock
none of the COMMITTEES had yes report.
Cd.
An evening session viii be held. II
In uncertain who will he the canai.
dates of the convention.
II In thought that resolutions will
be adopted endorsing Governor Hag.
ernaan's administration. %
There will be a band concert ana
speaking In the plaza tonight In hon.
or % the delegates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
SOCIAL SPREAD
AT THE Y. M. G. A,

sEarly yesterday afternoon there be
gan TO issue from the basement Of the
Y. ". c. A. building the odor of good
things" cooking. and there we're many
inquiries as to whether or not the as
sociation had entered the restaurant
business. The mystery vas soon
solved. however, for as the supper
hour approached, many young men be-
gan to assemble at the building. and
q. $50 o'clock fifty.two men sat
down to ''committeemen's supper p"
All the afternoon a committee, com.
posed of Mrs. H. o. Brown, Mrs. r.
r. Grant, Mrs NJ. NJ. Sundt, Mrs. F. E.
England, Mrs. Alberts and Mrs. Do
herty we're kept busy preparing the
feast and decorating the tables and
dining room. Large vases of flowers
were placed at intervals on all the
tables and at other places about the
room. while at each plate was a but
ton hole bouquet Of sweet peas.
That the efforts of the ladies were
successful was evidenced by the salts
fed look on the mems faces, the relish
with which the chicken and other
eatables were stored away and the
vociferous vote of thanks which vas
extended to the ladies for their kind
ness in making the event possible.
After the meal was finished. there
were short impronptu talks on vari-
ous association features by the follow
ing men: President James G. McNary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
.SELLS.FLOT0 SHOWS
DRAW Large CROWDS
Magnificent Parade a, Noon Witnessed by Hundreds ol
People. Big Tent is Crowded at Afternoon Per
iomanee and No One Leaves DISSATISFIED Show
Bears Exeellen, Reputation for Morality No Bunco
Men with the Aggregation

naa t0 taGe in both paEfoFnanses
The Sells. Floto shows appeared aay
heiore yesterday al Trinidad, Colo.
and the Advertiser has the following
10 say of the great attraction:
The show is q GOOD. clean one,
though there are NOT ~ many ring acts
as are usually presented. The man.
sge act by . lady and gentleman.
where two beautiful saddle horses
sere made % do most everything bu,
talk. WIS good, an were also the aerial
and tight wire acts. One thing can be
said about the Sells-Fiotn shows-if
L. a clean one, there being nothing
presented that could offend the most
sensitive. The elephant art Was also
highly enjoyable. Abou; q dozen or
more clowns made plenty of fun and
those who stayed for the concerts de-.
clare that they were better than those
usually seen with a circus. All In all
the thousands from Trinidad and sur.
rounding camps that attended the
Sells rloso show yesterday feel that
they got the worth Of their money.
Not an accident occurred during the
aay and no eases of iiim Tanning or
hunco work was reported 90 the po.
lice.
The circus will 90 10 Santa Fe from
this city and on Friday VII show at
Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

The Sells.Flo,a shows are here,
The day long, looked forward IN hy
the children. ana also snans srnwnnps.
has arrived and the big canvas Was
crowded N the performance this after
noon. and win will h. iammea again
this evening.
A grand parade was given through
the streets of The eity and ;own this
neon and no sbne was disappointed.
Bands II music. steam callope. cages
of wild animals. funny clowns. eie'
plants. camsis, fine horses. cute little
ponies. men and women mounted on
haTses and clad In dazzling costumes.
all went In make up gorgeous pro
cession which people missed their
meats uo Sc. Immediately after the
parade. the streets were tined with
people ON their way 10 the grounds,
where an excellent performance VAS
given and no one was fonnd who Was
dissatisfied.
The shows arrived this morning from
Ration AZ about nine O'Clock and rho
railroad yards We're throneed with peo.
pie 10 see the circus unload and even
followed the wagons 20 the show
grounds to soc the stake gangs drive
In the poles and put mp the big top.
All day long families have been com
ing to town from mIlag around TO see
the celebrated shows and many plan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
THE FAIR WILL Be
GREAT SUCCESS

II the success of the Second Annual
Fair and FAIL Festival may be meas.
urei by the degree Of enthusiasm
shown In the work Of those connect
ed with the management, the people
Of Las Vegas may conscientiously as
sure their friends Of round Of pleas.
ure and amusement from the begin
ming TO the end Of fair week.
The members Of the several COM
mitteess have responded to the call for
meetings and worked bard and have
done things. s.--done them In asnanner
that has shown results. -
Superintendent Baker Is working q
force of men at Gailinas park cleaning
up the grounds and making them
beautiful. preparing the race track for
the best results obtainable. smoothing
of the bail diamond. while the stables
are already in readiness to receive
and care for the horses entered
for the race meet. -
7 Amusements Galore
There will be entertainment galore
in the way of everything from balloon
ascensions. "nigger-baby' racks and
"The Great Train Robbery" 10 snap
py baseball. races. band concerts and
dances. President Buddecke Of the
street railway company states there
will be ample accommodation for the
crowds Of visitors. and with the many
environments Of the Meadow City. our
citizens may be the proud hosts Of de;
lighted guests during the fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
BRILLIANT WEDDING TO
TAKE PLACE At ITHACA

Ithaca, ~ Y, Sept l2.-Prominent
society folk Of New York. pittsburg,
] Philadelphia and, other citiess have
gathered for the wedding Of Miss
Catherine Westinghouse. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Westinghouse, and
Charles w. Fletcher Of New York.
The ceremony takes places this even.
ing at Grasmere, the Westinghouse
summer home on Cayuga lake, near
here Miss Westinghouse will be at.
tended by her sister, Miss Marjorie
Westinghouse. as maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids are TO be Miss Marion
Bradford and Miss Clara Bradford of
New York. Miss Nell Trump Of Phila-
delphia, Miss Lydia Haines Of indian
apolis and Miss Lillian Dermott and
Miss Ethel Mcconnell Of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Fletcher's best man will be his
brother, Roy NJ. Fletcher. Of Atchison.
Kas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

The Optic wishes to impress upon
It's readers the importance Of the agri-
cultural exhibits to the community.
Few people realize what has been &C
complished along the line Of farming
and ranching In New Mexico by mod
ern systems. II YOU have samples Of
products that will be Of interest TO
fair visitors YOU should notify Secre-
tary Fleming Of the fact and see that
they have space at the fair grounds
before the rush Of details comes.
nseach does his share the agricul-
5tural exhibits will do credit to local
tiles whose reputation in this line
has long been established. Get busy.
Speak Good Word !
Have you written to all the friends
and relatives telling them about the
Great Fair and Fall Festival to be
held here September 25th to 29th in.
elusive? II not You should do SO at
once. Make your invitations as
though you meant them. Urge your
friends to come and visit us and the
fair promoters will deliver the goods
in the way Of entertainmenf.
viii BE Well Advertiso l.
p. c. Carpenter will leave IhaIfsday
with goodly supply of catch posters
and general advertising mat6sr for the
fair and win snreaa IN cv.r,S t;at,,<rs,
throughout San MigueDand Nora coun.
ties. Mr.. Carpenter Nill 60 overland
and do q thorouEh is. He expects to
be gone esght or tell days,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
COMMERCE COMMISSION TO
FIX EXPORT COTTON RATES

Washington. Sept l:-The inter
state commerce commission to-day be.
gan hearing relating 10 petitions
which have been received for author.
ity 20 change rates on export cotton
on less than ;h!rty days notice to the
commission. which II provided for In
the new interstate commerce Law. The
decision Of the commission In the mat
ter In considered Of much import
ance TO the cotton. producing states
and TO the cotton-earrying railroads
and Of various interested commercial
bodies who were present at the hear.
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

FISHERMEN MAY
RENEW TROUBLE
JAPANESE AND RUSSIANS WAR.
RING OVER FISHERIES ~
okAoTsk SEA.
opening old WOUNDS
laps RepuIsed In Fight on the River
oxernia and After Struggle FaIl In.
to Hands Of Their Enemies.

San Francisco, Sept. l2-Although
peace has been declared between the
two countries. Russian and Japanese
fishermen are still warning over the
fisheries on Kamohatka peninsula.
The schooner Dora Drum. which ar.
rived here yesterday from Okhotsk
Sea, brought news Of battle in which
the japanese were repulsed. They
had established station on the river
Ozernia. which the Russians assault
ed. The Japanese boarded their
scho0ners. but they fell into the hands
of the Russians.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

Prof. r. r. Grant, H. o. Brown PLY.
sical Director Newly. Secretary
Barnes and Mr.. Charles a Caster,
travelling representative Of the Mid.
land Lyceum bureau. who was an nc.
tive Y. NJ. c. A. member during his
college years.
Among the things urged by the
spe akers last night We're more earn.
est and systematic effort to extend the
privileges Of membership to a larger
number of young men. larger attend
ance Of the gymnasium classes Just
now beginning and q greater care on
the part of every member to help
make the association the most attrac-
tive center for men that the city as.
fOrds.
II was voted to unite with the Nor
mai university in presenting a star
entertainment course during the com.
ing winter, full announcement of
which will appear later
At the close of the exercises In
the dining room the men adjourned
in body to the gymnasium, where
the first mems gymnasium class of
the season was conducted by Physical
Director Newly. nearly all the men
present taking part.
This is only the first Of a series Of
these suppers. which will probably be
held monthly. or as often as seems
advisable, the object being TO promote
sociability and discuss various prob.
lens arising in connection with the
committee work of the association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
fINANCIERS PUZZLED
BY RUN ON Big BANK
oepositors Withdraw Accounts From
Hibernh Bank at San francisco,
Although Able to Meet Demands.

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 12.-Local
financiers were puzzled TO account for
the run yesterday on the Hibernia
bank. Other banks offered assistance
to the Hibernia. but II was declined.
The Hibernia Is said TO be able to
meet an immediate demand Of thirty
million dollars and San Francisco
banks In general have such a pie
thora Of money that they have loaned
fifty millions in Wall street.
Run Continued Today
San Francisco, Cal, Sept 1.-THE
run was continued today, there being
about five hundred people in line when
the doors opened. The Withdrawals
were mostly by small depositors.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
UNITED STATES SENDS
4 CRUISE. TO HAVANA

Washington. Sept. .?.-Auh . vl..w
to caring for American tntesesis In
&n emergency in connection with the
Cuban ges0lH'ion. rhe cruiser nen.
T"r. s*vera. days ase. was ordered 40
proceed from New London. Cann To
Havana, She is due here tonight
The guaboa, Marietta which has been
3clne patrol duty in Dnminican waters
sas ordered from Monte Christ, to
ttenfnegos Un the south coast of Cuba.
~hirh port she should trach by TO.
morrow evening. The cruiser Des
Notnes, which left Sorfolk lar, Fri.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
RICH GOLD STRIKE
REPORTED IN VICTOR

Victor. Colo. Sept. l2--Another
rich gold strike was made on the
Home Run today. Ore running up In
the thousands has ben uncovered. II
Is demonstration that the district is
far from being worked out. Several
Of the mines In the upper part Of the
district have been closed recently on
account of working out, This latest
find has caused general good feeling
in the camp.
The property Is owned by Sherman
Bell and Jimmy Burns, of Portland
fame. Il Is an old shaft which has
been lying idle for years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

say Aaaala. Sest l..~~ln Fs-ssrase snr 10,
santshn.ns inflseie4 saesn tar IL ~ sls
regular TRAPS fog the killing II Lisnt
Tsed~#il ~ rhe Philippine scasats. sl@
Faialanes atiaeiSea d detachment Il
TIE T~easyfour,h InfaHtry. eolussd.
aa Rhe nashG ng ghe tenth aEs. killed
two and Wounded eight. The oolorsd
troopers acre attacked In ;h.sir tents.
The naris.-s slashing the canvas glth
eo.as and falling uts'n the steepsng sol
aisrs. The men u the TSenIs fourth
aroused hy the shouts. W%ni into the
fight With pistols and eayoae,s and
raated 'he psilatsnts. kliiiLg and
soanding many.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
MISSOURI VETERANS or
MEXICAN WAR MEET AGAIN

Chillicothe. Ohio. Sept. 12.-Missou.
ri veterans Of the Mexican war gath.
cred here today for what must be
nearly the last Of their state reunions.
There are but handful Of the veter.
ans left, and each year sees are mum.
Der reduced.
The present melting. which is the
twenty-eighth annual reunion Of the
Missouri association. will last two
days.
The association has little business
to transact. and the gathering Is en-.
tirely#in the nature of the runioen.
The president is General Odon Clinton
of Columbia. a. e.,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

Denver. Sept. iz.--The contest be.
tween the Denver county delegations
representing the Speer and Patterson
factions II the party In oyershadpw.
ing the nominations In the democratic
state convention.
First on the order Of business when
the convention reassembled today
was the majority report Of the CON-
mittee ON credentials In favor of un-
seating the Speer delegation and seat
ing the Patterson delegation. After
a hard fight. lasting until midnight.
the committee BY q vote Of 80 70 Il
decided In favor VI the Patterson dele
CATION.
Contests Take Up Session
Denver. Colorado. Sept Is.-The
forenoon session was taken up with
|the Lake and III Paso county contests.
I'm Opwcrs Puftersun delsEstDBn from
Lake and the Doyle delegation from
Er Paso we're seated. p
The convention voted to give each
Denver contesting delegation two
hours for debate this afternoon and
adjourned till 80 p. m.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
ccLpFlELD MINE OWNERS
FINN ~ STAND TAkEN

Coidfield. New. Sept. 1s.--up until
noon today there had ben no disturb.
snces Is . result Of the shutting
down of the mines. The mine owners
are firm In their declaration that they
win not attempt 10 open the mines m.
I'll the western Federation Of Miners
cut loose from the Industrial Workers
Of the World
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

ONO REPUBLICANS FAIL
TO DUST CHAIRMAN DICK

Dayton, Ohio. Sept I2.--In the re.
publican state convention today a mo-
tion declaring !; the sense Of the con.
vention that Senator Dick be request.
ed to decline to act as chairman OF
the state executive committee was de.
feated after q debate In which Sen.
ator Foraker spoke strongly In favor
Of retaining Dick IN the place.
Stand BY Protection
Dayton. Ohio. Sept. l2.--The plat
form adopted declares:
1.-THE republican policy OF protec.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
RUSHING WORK ON
WESTfR, PACIFIC
Will Recoee Time ef eu'Gdinp From
Sat- Lake &c San francisco by SIX
Men.hs or q Year,

San francisco. Sept. I: The West.
sfu Pacific has decided 20 reduce the
time OF building from Salt Lake City
10 San Francisco by sin months and
II possible year. The sEgineering
department hopes 10 have the entire
line ready for use by January !. ishs.
with through passenger and freight
trains from Baltimore 10 San Francis
20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12

6as. h. to - 6eiain.6 aa Nsy West
sntia further .faerx.
ascsis Planning Asssek
Havana. sepg. i2.-iI il reported
Thai IA. reasess n~aT cls.ufeeStrs ass
planning a esaaeeEirassd ATTACK on
the city. They claim So b. several
Thousand strung The government IL
tafins precautions
Authorities Fear Outbreak
Warsaw. sept, is-The soldiers un
au:y here, eaTased Al the continuance
a' the murders by teErurisls, are act.
tns with great brutality Governor
GeneTal Shalion liz taking eneggstic
STEPS tn pFeyeni an ATTACK on the
Jews The less are I'm a STATE of
fsanie
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
JOHN o. ROCKEFELLER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Firdley. Ohio. Sept. 72.-Tbrough
his attorney a plea Of not guilty has
been entered In the probate court
here by John u. Rockefeller on the
charge Of violating the antitrust law.
through the Standard Oil company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
NATIONAL HOO Hoos
ADJOURN CONVENTION

Oklahoma City. Sept. l2-The na~
tional Hoo Hoo convention adjourned
today 20 meet next year IL Atlantic
City.
A. G. Ramsay of 81. Iouis was I'll.
ectea mark n The universe; Thomas
II. Rogers Of Oklahoma City. senior
Hoo Hoo. and George W. Duncan of
Houston, Texas. bojum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
sssssors hy pIr@cs vsee

Hartford. Coin. Sept. 1.-THE
platform denounced the republican nd
minlstration of state affairs and de-
nlands the election Of United States
senator's b. the direct vote of the
people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
HOTEL coLlApSEs
AND KILLS FOUR

El Paso. Tex. Sept. l2.-~Ho
tel Gomez Farias In chihua.
hua. Mexico, collapsed last
" night while foss..iwo gues,ss
were housed In Il. killing four
persons aud injuring several
others.
The dead:
Carlos Arnal. opera singer.
Jesus Castallo, farmer.
Edmondo Tellavas, federal
telegraph employe. and an un-
identified man.
Among the injured Is J, RI.
Moulton, an American.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
oEMocAArs NoMINArE
rs@AvgR FoR GOVERNOR

Hartford. Conn. Sept. is.--Mayor
Charles y. Tnayer of Norwich was 10
day nominated for governor by. the
democratic state convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
PAUL o. sTENsLANo ON
HIS WAY TO AMERICA

Tangier, SEPT. le-The steamer.
Priuz Adelbert left here today with
Paul o. stensland. the Chicago bank
wrecker on hoard. In custody.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
TWELVE KILLED IN
A TERRIBLE WRECK

Montreal. Sept. 1.-The Ca.
madam Pacific harvester train
was run into al Axilda, by the
east bound Winnipeg express
early today. -
Twelve persons were killed
and many injured. 4::.
The engineer Of the exprses
says that his airbrakes had
been tampered with. r..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
BRYAN RECEIVES HEARTY
zs@ WELCOME At LOUISVILLE

II Louisville, KY. Sept. 12.-William
]. Bryan received hearty welcome
here today. Streets were thronged
by marching clubs which escorted dis
tinguished visitor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
WIDOW DISAPPEARS:
" FOUL PLAY FEARED

Chicago, Sept. I2.--The DO
lice today were asked to find
Mrs. Sarah A. Boatman, a veal.
thy widow, WHO has disappear
ed. She frequently carried
large sums of money and the !
family fear foul play 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
NLlJlNE ATTACK DETACHMENT OF
TWtNNFOURTH Infantry At night

Two ccLosEc solciEss silt 60 EieHv WOUNDED sA
TWes ROUTED MANY sEasG KILLED AND WOUNDED
#TEo sIsyES SENDS CRUISER ALTaoeTEs
FEas OUTBREAK CO TROOPS wARsaw-!sws IN A PANIC
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
FEAR AN
OUTBREAK IN WARSAW

siedlie". Sept. i2-The town IL
comparatively quiet TO-DAY People are
beginning 10 move about the streets
gnd shops NJ. opening Some revolver
shots fired from u sarret this morn
ing drew Il yolley from the troops.
bI, no casualties resulted There
are about 3so wounded persons being
cared for
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-12
Ten Victims Buried

kamyshin. Russia. Sept. i2.-The
bodies al ten victims nf the recent
fighting here have heen buried Many
arrests have been made.
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