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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

FIGHTS
WEARING [: N|.I|.P''.P.E|:.R:|s':ji.
Creates settlement in Court, but
the Bracelets Are Put on
the MAJ sss5
UP FOR HOUSED Il 3 RE {: Z ( l
He and Two Other Young Men.
Charged With Stealing
Brasses.

n John Sterling, John Morton and Frank
1Grennor. white men, none@of whom are
over tNenty-one years OF age, were IN
Police Court yesterday morning charged
with being susplcloua,J characters At
4torney Ernest II. Wells, counsel for the
Passenger ind Power Company, stated
to the court that the tnree men were
wanted by the Chesterfield authorities
for houscbreaking and larceny, and That
tho warrants for their arrest were then
In tho courtroom Justice Crutchfield
ordered the prisoners turned over to the
Chesterfield authorities, and Oflcer @.
w. Overton read the warrants to the
men,. n 8f
Sterling has n bad police record. and
when the onlcSR wanted to place hand-f
cuffs on him in tho Police Court room
he stronuously objected, and 1or g MIN ~
ute or so there was considerable excite
5ment. sterling declared that he would
not be handcuffed. Ills friends inter
?ccdcd, and he was going to be allowed to
walk to Manchester without the irons
IN his wrist had he not have become
heterogeneous. Police Court officer Rob-
sins snapped tho nippers on the arms q
/ the young man, and in IN jiffy his hands
were together. bound BY the hnndcuIls.
IIo was good after that.
t Morton and Greanor. Who' acted al
right, were not inundated by being hand--
cufred, and accompanied the officer to
Manchester. All three were locked up
in the Manchester jail pending Q motion
for bail that will DO made by Attorney
Harry NJ. Smith for tho trio.
d The three mon are alleged 20 nave
broken into n house on the PetersWlrg
5intorurban line and stolen a lot OF brass.
a hole was dug under tho house and the
mon cut through the floor,
St<orIirus I'm q BOnCo been to the cefOrma-
tory, and has often been arrested on Sc Sc
rious charges.
Struck His Wife.
with the cooling Of his infant babo ring
Ing in his cars, j, r. Austin, "a white
man, faced Justice Crutchfeld in Police
Court yesterday morning and boldly de-
clared that no had ssmacked his wife
and was guilty Of the charge that she
had made against him NJ IS
Not two feet from his s!de stood his
wife holding In her arms q little child,
Just old enough to COO and mako home
life worth the living,
Not once did the father look at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Officers Of st AIMS Society.

At an annual n,eeting .of st. AIMS Society
lowing OFFICERS were elected for tho coming
year: Mrs. Katie Plngeman, president; Mrs.
Mary Vondeehr, }vIce-pres!dent; Mrs. Rosa
Arnold, secretary: Mrs. Kramer. treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

Mr., Trama in Corsica.
Mr. Phil Trama, OF this city. writes Tho
Times- Dispat oh, under dato OF July 10Th, that
sica. and IL well. ist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Watch Your Thirty Feet
Of Bowels J q.

" YOU have thirty icetot lntestinea
What makes food travel
through them'
- A Sc. OF Muscles that l!no tho
walls OF these lntestines OF Bowels.
When q piece Of Food rubs the walls
OF the lntestlnes these Muscles tighten
iLehind II. and thus II starts Musclo-wavs
which drives II through the whole length
Of tho Bowels.
II should take about IL hours 70 do this
properly. 50 that nutritious parts Of tho food
may have time TO be dgestsd and absorbed.
But. IL Il takes twice or three times
that period the food spo!la In passing, and
becomes as poisonous as Il II had deeayed
before being eaten.
Now. the cause Of delay (constlpat!on)
IS simply Weakness. or Laztnsss 81 the
Bowel-Musc!es.
Want Of Exercise. Indoor Employment.
weakens these Bowel-Muscles, Just IS Il
weakens Arm and Leg Muscles.
"Physlo" like Salts. caomel. Jalap,
Phosphate OF Soda, Mineral Waters, simply
tlust-out the Bowels for the one occasion
only.
They Do no! remove The Cause Of Cons
3.,t
sslpatlon.
Blu. th'a Is different with cascare!s:
casoarc.s act on the Muscles Of the
Bowels and ln.es.!nes. They act Just ~
Cold Water. or Exercise aot on . Lazy man
They &C! like exercise.
A cascaret produces the Same lsort q
Natural result tina. q Six Mile walk IN the
country would produces.
Tho Vest Pocket Box Is sold BY all
Druggists. at Ten Cents;
Be very ears!u! 70 get the genuine.
made only ~ the Sterling REMEDY Co.,
and never sold IL bulk. Every tablet
stamped "ccc.n III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
TO INVESTIGATE.
Alleged Disorderly Acts Of Troops
"a Re Looked Into.

The alleged unsoldlerly conduct Of the Wiz
ginia troops Mt Chlckamnuga, who are said 20
have committed idcpredatons and other acts OF
vandalism on the Union Nows stand and the
store OF J. a. Spence In Raleigh, n. c.. while
en- route to the cncampment, Will BIO thorough
~ investigated by Governor Swanson and Al
case warrant such a course. Colonel Vaugha n
OF the seventy-lrst Virginia Regiment. has
been rcu,les ted by General Anderson to make an
Investigation and 70 report the findings to him.
The people who are alleged to have suffered
Losses at the hands OF tho troops from vi r-
gInla will be compensated. 52s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
knights Of Columbus Entertain

What promises to be most pleasant and
delightful occasion will be the soree given by
the Knghts Of Columbus, COUNCIL No 4, S9s: to
evening, August 2, 1905. This event has been
looked torwurd to with the expectation OF an
evening of much enjoyment.
fair have labored diligently to Insure all who
attend delightful evening. It Is hoped that
every knight can Il be present on this occasion.
n Chartered cars will leave First and Broad
Streets promptly mt $50 and $40 2, NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
/. CHARTERS GRANTED.
Corporation Commission Yester,
dav Granted Two Charters,

Hemlock Extract company {rnoogorated},
sss III
Ma s. ,Hs o ti minimum, iy oo0 {,
The Morchants and Truckers Hank Si meal
pora ted), \ Suffolk. Va w II. MyeIs.3 HFcs1-
dent a 4. II. Lebnam. VICE president; H. I
bowen. sashiori George u 4 haSfGGn, ~ a
stock; XaSiuium. ileo. p0oi asulgavns II Qpa
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~ 4 Y - I
child nor ut tho woman, He was am
gry--lntensely angry and venomo US.
Aftcr Mrs. Austin had stated tho charge
the court asked tho man II he was
guilty and the reply came back that
he was.
Si,''1 slapped her. judge said the man.
with not q touch OF regret In his voice.
Ia was ordered TO pay 80. and his
wife meekly asked the court II she
could not do something to make the
man behave himself. While paying the.
fine OF 8j1O Austin declared that he never
intended to live with his wife again, and
that he was suing for O divorce. he
kept on talking, and Justice Crutchheld
informed him that he would have TO s ivo
security.
Robert Hensel, friend In tho court
room, became his sccurtty for his good
behavior for six months. in tho sum Of
500.
They Had Made Up.
( James Motley, q negro, was CHARGED
with beating his wife, and tho two walked
Into tho courtroom arm In arm.
ter Cretchneld." said Motley's wife, and
the big negro walled his eyes around and
looked lovingly at the dark spcck that
no had. taken for batter or for worse.
did no beat your" asked the One
tits all right now. Jedge; we amt
got nothin' agin' each other and All
likes max husband and he likes me. too"
answered tho woman.
Use sorry fer It, en- We den cons
promised de matter" put In the man, and
with the payment Of the costs the case
was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
SOCIAL. AND u I
personal. |. J,
The Wayfarer.

(.
I I "a tl,nt weary grows upoti the way,
sIrl,Ing as he goes, In disnrray,
Ned hut ind a rose-lol lie Is gay.
small and tender things dispel the mist
stThhi his dropping wing has sadly kist,
Make him King of 1iings-the optiiin111issNt t
4 d wonder OF the little wales js:3
where streams 60 singing llgl ltsocinely,
And wonder. Of the star tha at paic e's5 v,
Before the moons refuigcncyl
{t1,,nro i Tho star and thou the moon
G,rho,, rouldst not rise too soon-rtoo soon.
Tho magic OF the swooning star
And of the slver-cadcnccd stroain,
z "a ma rveis that enchanting IRE
~ soothe the soul within Its dream,
But all, how trivial aro they
when Love comes laughing down s'tfls t the
why. Il ,yy&r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Colonel Mccabe Goes Abroad,

o noon ram yostsaa aSs for Yor
1zala which port he ya!s today Tor Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

on tho magnificent Han,burs-Americ Liner
.'Amerika." said to be the most perfectly Y
SAID 10 u Times Dispn tot, reporter. before env-
Ing, that he hud no plans .out sido OF paying
short tour 81 the Italian lakes, and that he
would probably be buck In this country In the
nj nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Two Y Scholarships $ Free.
a Commercial Education Without Cost.

this and the
beeves the Public
Course Virginia practical 10 also that q the private schools To
has
choice either OIL Commercial
Typwrting ssM1THDEALS
applying position this advertisement:
/ : firm !
isant n y ntu
ocr21,n satisfactory
"a hary VIII 10 lb
IN
Tho Tns.D spatchs IL
This course imaginary apply
the letter which
viii in
by white
old Virginia this
Tvpewring al
mond
all
The
August al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17

returnt.d severely woundrd The
4 couplt. spsans the most Of their time
In Washington from ls47 20 1861.
durins which time Mr. Davis served
two terms as United States senator
and one as secretary Of wal Dur
Ing the four years Mr. Davis was
president Of the eonfederacy Mrs,
Davis lived In Richmond
The anxious mistress for four long
years Of the chief home In a beleagnr,
ed capital. the fall of Richmond
parted from her husband. whom
she vas To meet again In her wander.
tngs through southern forests. only
TO be parted from him after a few
days, he to be sent 90 prison and
she TO shifl for herself and her child.
ren as best she could. agreeably to
the limitations set upon her every
movement by the conquertng troops
During the first year Of Mr.. Davis
imprisonment his wife was not per.
misted to be with him. but was per.
mitted 10 remain with him during the
second year at Fortress Monroe
When this period OF trouble was
over the couple went To England.
/, where they remained for several
years, Returning TO this country
they took up their residence In Mem,
phis. where they continued 10 live
until 1878. when they removed TO
Beauvolr station. Mississippi. which
place Mrs Davis continued ever af.
terward 10 call her home.
Mrs. Davis acted a. her husbands
amanucnsis when he wrote his De
clln" and Fall Of the Confederate
Government. After her husbands n
death. which occurred In 1889. Mrs
Davis wrote numerous criticisms and
articles for newspapers and magar
zines.
Of her six children but one sur.
'Vtves- This is Margaret Howell Ia.
Wis. now Mrs |. A. Hayes, the wife Of
n banker at Colorado Springs Colo.
jefferson Davis, Jr.. who died several
wears ago. greatly resembled his faith
er His death was followed by that
of Miss Winnie Davis.
The name of jefferson Davis sur
wives In his grandson, the son Of Mrs
Hayes Of Colorado Springs In order
that the name of the father might be
perpetuated In her family. Mrs. Hayes
secured legislative sanction to the
change of her sons name from JET.
ferson Davis Hayes to jefferson Da-
Wis. This was done with the consent
Of the son. and In accordance with the
wish. generally expressed, by mem
bcrs of the Davis family and others
who were greatly attached to the late
leader Of the confederacy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT
Full and Complete List Of Delegates
to County Convention and Central
Committeeman Named In Two Pre-
cincts.

The democrats of LAS Vegas held
two precinct meetings last night 10
elect delegates to the county con.
vention to be held at the court house
tomorrow. The primaries OF the two
other precincts will he held tonight,
Twenty.ninth Precinct Meeting.
The democrats of the twenty ninth
precinct. embracing the city OF Las
Vegas, met last night at the city hall
an exceptionally large number Of yot
ers being present. A. S. Taylor pre-
sided over the meeting and George A
Hunker was elected secretary. After
the primary had been called TO order
a committee was appointed To make
the nominations for delegates 10 the
county convention. the twenty,ninth
precinct being entitled to thirty-one
votes. The committee retired andsre
ported the following for delegates
and the, selection WAS ratified by a
unanimous vote Of those assembled.
A. ). Taylor. II. p. Brown. Victor.
ianO Abpytia. W Il. Bunker. Charles
Tamme. J. w. Burks. j. C. johnson
g. r. Hunkcr. Concepcion Sisneros
Fred Brefeld r. S. Belden. Morris
Cellars. Manuel Martinez. G. C. Cor
don. W. J. T.ncas, Garnett Burks. vii
liam Robertson. Frank A. Nanzan
ares. O. A. Ch"atham. ". G. Hayden
Pat McElroy. Pat Nolan. Petr0nitC
Sandoval. Pablo Padilla, Antonio Sal
azar. Antonio Roibal. Rubel Martinez
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
.CANNlBAL KING Dimes
ROYALTY ON ROAST wife
Thanh Thai of AMMAN Nabbed by
the French After Throwing Naked
Women to Wild Beasts.

MarscillcS. Oct. IL Mail advic"S
reached here today from lndo-Chinl
brought another and more revoltins
story Of the doinGs Of King Thanh
Thai Of tnnam. showing that he went
to the extent of cannibalism. After
killing one of his wives. he caustd
ner body to be cooked and served for
dinner. forcing his entouraS" To "a'
under the pain of death.
Some OF the kings wives wer
bound and burned With oil and sub
jected TO other cruelty. while naked
women were thrown into cages uf
wild beasts. where they were devour
I'd before the eyes OF the king.
Finally the French authOriti"S
stepped In aud made Il prisoner o
the king. who has been adjdaged in,
sane.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
FATAL PLUNGE
OF SUBMARINE
GLOOM IN FRANCE OVER SINK.
ING OF the LUTON VITA
AL ON RoARo.
Fourteen MEN IN PERIL
Attempt 20 DC Made 10 Rat&s the
Boat In Time 10 Rescue the En.
tomhed Men.

Paris, Oct. l7~Glonm pervades the
ministry Of marine here on account
of the disaster 10 the Franeh sub
marine boat Luton. which left BixeT.
ta Tanis, Yesterday. for plunging ex.
periments. having on board o crew
Of fourteen men commanded by Lieu
tenant Phopon. and which vas re-
ported last night 20 have disappear.
ed. The principal hope OF floating
the Luton In time 90 save the lives
of the imprisoned men rests In the
assistance of the Danish salvage
steamer which happened TO be near
and was summoned 10 aid I'm raising
the Luton. The submarine boat lies
In thirty fathoms Of water. The sub.
marine boat Faffad1t. which sank
last summer In only ten fathoms, was
submerged nine days and when shs
was refloated ali the crew we're dead.
Two powerful salvage vessels have
been dispatched from Touion 10 the
scene Of the disaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
METHODlS1S OF new
Mexico At ROSWELL
Large Gathering Of the Faithful In
psees Valley Metropolis. - Rev.
Henry 6uehsei Among Speakers.
Special TO the Optic.

Roswell, \. W. Oct. " Mctho
dis'S from all over the territory are
arriving here to participate In the
iwenty-sec0nd annual session Of the
New Mexico English Mission Of the
Methodist church, which will open this
evening with addresses by the Rev.
DIR. o. s. Baketel. the Rev. J. n.
Slease and the Rev r. A.. Morley.
followed by reception to Bishop Da-
vid II. Moore. who will preside at
the conference The first business
session will be held tomorrow morn.
Ing.
Among the speakers who will dc.
liver addresses during The four days
of the meeting are the Rev. DIR. Wi,
liam Fielder. president Of Fort Worth
university; the Rev DIR. Henry Buch.
tel. chancellor of Denver university
and republican candidate for governor
of Colorado: the Rev. DIR J. G. ROl.
Inns and the Rev. Thomas Harwood.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church In this city will bc dedicated
at noon next Sunday. Evangelistic
services will be- held Zach evening
during the conference
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
GIVING or REBATES TO DC
PROBED AT MINNEAPOLIS

ST Paul. Oct. If Subpo"nas have
been served here on the cOmptrollers,
trcasurcrS and heads nf the claim de-
partmentS Of the Great Northern.
Omaha. Minneapolis and st. Louis and
Wisconsin Central railroads. direct
ing them to appear before u special
grand jury IN the United States dis
trict court at Minneapolis Tuesday
next with the books aud records OF
their Respective departments. This
action is said to have been taken as
result OF the investigation of the
government OF giving rebates In con
neciion with the shipments OF freight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN
GENpARMEs AND THIEVES

FL Paso. Oct. 17--According to cor
respondence of the Herald from Qua,
dalajara. the state gendarmes aud a
gang of Mexican cattle thieves had :,
battle near Sa!ula. In which four of
the bandits were killed. seven arrest
ed and twelve escaped. None of tho
gcndarmie were wounded The bat,
Tie took place on an open highway.
where the officials met tn" "SxnstlerS'
driving band of 600 stolen cattle
off the Totolimispa Hacienda nf ia
cinto Cortinua The thieves 0prnt Il
fire on the soldiers and the battle
was soon in progress. The thoftS nf
cattle have been frequent in that Sec-
ti0n and the gendarmes believe they
have the leaders. The prisoners aie
in the Guadalajara pcnit"ntiary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17

which abound The company has
erada asat rt@eaRl> begRn The pFesen-
saalon Of this piece a. several Of the
players tripased occasionally nn ,h+ir
lines, However. Ih'- caste Is q clever
on% aud The aaAlrbc.- enjoyed the
eaaneis immensely
The spsfaaIsies ags, fetching The
Trio of k~leey Sisters is a catchy
continuation The sis'rrs sing well.
sF~ good assnking and their dancing
L. gFaeefal and Clever The Hlil-
Edus"ndS trio Is alsO an entertaining
bunch
Thoas ~ho have embraced The
opinion that popular price sa"ck
eompan, cannot produce u play that
Is worth >e.+tng are inclined TO r~-
ssa*. their bs'li"fs In The rasy U the
aS1 Il &sAaaasaans
Tonight there will be eiven a
scr~amlngly funny farct. c'imedy re-.
presenting the seeaes in an old fash
I'ns'd ia>ties' Of the peace court
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
FISH FIGHTS FOR
CONTROL OF ROAD

Chicago, Oct H. Th" leaders In
The cont.'a, for the control IF All the
Illinois Central railway arrived in
Chicago today for the annual meet
ing of the corporation.
President Stuyve SAINT Fish and his
counsel. J. b. Dill, were In confer
ence last night. which continued un-
Ill early today.
Dill said before the time of the
meeting OF the stockholders
There will be fight and we ex-
pect trouble. but are ready 10 meet
anything that may come up"
William Nelson Cromwell. who is
understood TO represent Hartman in
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
GREAT GATHERING OF TEN.
pERANCE HOSTS IN BOSTON

Boston. Oct. 11.~From far away
japan aud Australia and from NOR"
shan fiftv oth.r countries thousand (
Of women interested in temperate"
reform have come to this city to par.
ticipate In the triennial worlds con.
vention uf the Wnman's Christian
Temperance union. which opened
here today.
In the absence of the president Of
the worll's mnion. Lady Henry SOM
erset. the presiding officer will h"
Mrs Lillian NJ. y Stevens. president
nf the national American w. &. T. L.
and vice president of the world 8
body A.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17

the latter's effort to control the road
said that there would be- no fight so
far AS he knew.
Hartman Gives Up
As soon as the meeting Of stock.
holders Of the Illinois Central was
called today it became evident that
there would be no fight for the con
troll of the railroad. as William Nel-
son Cromwell, acting for Hartman.
turned over to Stuyvesant Fish. pres
ident of the road. all proxies for the.
stock held by Hartman, and Fish
was empowered to vote all the Har-
riman stock at the meeting. Harri-
man was not personally present st
the meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
SOUTH CAROLINAsTOWN.M
BURNED FOR revenge
Negroes Retaiiate for the Destrue-
ton OF Their College at Greenvlile.
in the Same State.

Atlanta. Oct. "A special from
Gr""nville, s. G.. says;
AS a result of race troubles Seno'
Gu. y, G.. is in ashes The work 10 al
legged to be that of incendiary ne
groes. seeking revenge for the dyna
mitlng Of the negro college there last
Friday night,
The fire started early today and
business section of the town, which
has u population of 1000. Every.
thing is quiet this morning. although
the negroes show some feeling, No
arrests were made. The loss Is esti,
mated at $150.G0a.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
RICH COMPANY PLEASES
GOOD.SIzED AUDIENCE
Capable Representation Of the Widow
sedot.--A Sparkling comedy.-keI-
cey Sisters Score Hit.

4 fair house greeted the Frank
Rich stock company in the four-act
comedy. The Widow Bedot.' at the
Duncan last night Nat High, in
the role OF the widow, was great He
Is tall man with voice like a fog
horn. and his Interpretation Of the
part of the eanotimal and "rratic
widow kept the house pleased every
minute he was Oh the stage. Miss
Edmonds was pleasing as Melissa Be
dot, the pretty. wilful daughter of the
widow, The plot of the play Is tri",
ial and Impossible. constructed.
doubtless. only for the purpose of
producing tn" ludicrous situations
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT
AGAIN CALLED OUT
c. o. 6oucher's Barn Reported on
Fire. But Blaze 10 Easily Extin-
suished-Boy and Matches.

The Las Vegas fire department
was summoned to the home OF C.. ID.
Boucher ou Fourth street this morn
ing at about II O'Clock by the report
that the barn was on fire. but on ar
rival II was found to be false
alarm. A fire had been started near
the building By son Of netghho6.
about three and half years old,
who had been playing with matches,
but the blae vas easily extinguish'
ed.
The ringing Of the fire hell caused
some excitement for a time as "a
heavy wind was blowing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
NINE Lose LIVES Nv
NicARAGuAN HURRICANE

New Orleans, La. Oct. i7.~-Sina
lives lost In n hurricane. which swept
the eastern coast of Nicaragua last
Saturday. according 10 adyices re-
ceived here today. The loss of life
was In the village Of Pearl Lagoon.
which Is reported entirely destroyed
The hurricane covered an area OF sew
eral hundred miles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
JAIL DOORS YAWNlNG FOR
EX-SENATOR BURTON

Washington. Oct. Ii The mandate
Of the supreme court Of The United
States in tn" caSt, Of former United
States Senator Burton. under con
Vicfion and S"ntrnC" for the violation
Of his oath a. senator was issued to-
day by the clerk of the court, This
is the usual method and is the no
tice TO the trial court that il Is a.
liberty TO execute its sentence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-17
CONCLUDING ARGUMENTS
~ STANDARD OIL CASE

Findlay. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE COT.
Guiding argument TO the Jury In tho
trial Of the Standard OIL company OF
Ohio, In the alleged conspiracy az
ainst trade was begun today. Kline.
for the defense. 10 expected tn 0ce,s'
py two hours. Attorney General E'
lis will follow and conclude for the
prosecution. Judge Banker will then
deliver the charge to the Jury.