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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-05-09
Hneliia'idle Shlad)t.
Siebsu tiirfiif]e gataillone iuer6cu
nollitGnois bernidtet.

2onbon, 6. Wtai. - $elttt
gtodmittos miro burd cine Spe3ial,
bepei6e bon aonitantinopel mitse.
teiIt baB iie6en tiirfiihe 8atoiaoE
tatid6lih in elmer S6laht NIT He.
beIIen in Der gropin3 g)enlen III
Fiirfiib- b-slrabien pernibtet tporoea
iino. Ger Sberbefeblsbaber Der tiir'
fiihen Sruppen bittet oringenS I'm
@eritdrfiing.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-05-09

Spartanbnrg, Q. g.. A. Mai
- Der Reger Sobn, Sbelton tpnro,
bier ipegen Der I'M Sabre 1905 Began,
eenen grmorblins ieines Sdapieger,
Daters alf Briggs gebenft.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-05-09
8siteres slttentat.

90 @afbington, 8. Mai. - Dad
bel Dem @eianoten Soleoo eingetrof.
fenen Rahridten lit ein anoerer Der.
fuh gemoht iporben, ocn RrGfioenten
Cabrera bon Guatemala sil ermor0en.
8n oieienl 3pefe ipar cine Ufine niht
melt bon Dem BaIaite oes grIioenten
geIegt iporben, Inn bieieIbe 3u elmer
3eit 3u entSiin6en, tpenr man gIalibt,
bab fie ben meiiten Shaoen dnriften
tuiiroe. Die Wfine tpur0e ent0edt, 10.
bab Der 8eriud Der Grutoroung per.
geblih mar.
Die gtahriht oiefes GreignifIes
trnf In 5prn elmer Depe'he 6es Wei.
niiters bes 9lusfpdrtigen gdrrios an
ben @eianoten Soleoo Elm. sic Ian.
tet:
Guatemala, 4. Weai.
@eianoter SoIeoo, BaFbinpton. o.
q. - Geitern tpiir6e cine grcBe Wine
In sSront Der 8nrafen Der Gbrenaar.
be, 120 Sub bon Der nineritaniid1en
1e1dnot1d)dft ufto 1SO CUB bon Dem
$alie 6es Rr1iibenten entoedt. Tieier
fre6e Moronerilih bnt groben llnipil.
len unter aIlen 9laiien Der Geiellid)afi
berporgerufen. @arrios.
lIbr snrafgeipielen.
Woibington, 6. Waai. -
Der Brdiioent NooiebeIt erbieIt bon
CHARLES 81. s4eene bon geetp Dort,
grdiioenten Ser rSnbepenbcnt @atG
Dealers aiiocintion," bie ltbr, oie
er ibm bereits Dor eirigen Sagen ge.
fanot bate, Die dber 5uriidgepieien
tporben mar. auf oiesm1l peripei.
gerte Der HrGii6ent oie annabme,
iiberipies ober 0os one ltbr beaIet.
ten6e Shreiben Dem s5ititi5oeporte.
ment, oamit oosieIbe he In @erbir.
oung nit Der llnteriuhung beniitci
fann bie es iiber Die Operationen oes
iodenannten llbrentrlits nniteIlt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-05-09
aritiidJe Gage

Banana, 6. Weai. - gfad bier
aus Guatemala eingetroffenen Bri.
potnahridten lit man bere6tigt, all
glauben, Dab ole oortige poIitiihe CT.
tiiation fritfid lit utlD e8 iperOen all.
Bergepobnlide GntipideIungen er.
tportet. Die Eatiade, Dab Die Itrifte
3eniur nadaelaiien bat, fptro Don Sc.
men, Die ote 8erbaltniiie fennen, ais
etn 9ln5eiben eebalten, bnB ole gfegie.
riing ltnruben erpnrtet. Gs iheini
oie entid)ieDene Qtbiid)t Dorsltlieoen.
iih bes 8r1Iioenten Cabrera 0urd ir.
genO fpefde Mittel 3u erltIeoigen uHo
Der &eridpp6rtng In Der StoOt @ua.
tetn1lu iriogen anoere gepeife 0es all.
eelneineu SaIIes 6es 9rditoenten Der
Ofepublif FoIgen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-05-09
Guatemala
lueioert hd).
Gs iuirft Megifo ben Sebbebaubidnb
uor Die 0afe.
will Die M0r0er ofs General
garrillas nidDl ausliffern.
Mcrifo Senft barun, bic Siplumati'
iden 8e5iebnugen absnbreden.

Gitp . 1 so erifo s. Wdra. -
Guatemala bat iid gapeigert Die
Goroerling Der meritaniiben Hegie.
rung, Sole Wiaria 2ima uno Col.
Snefre 8oree pegen Eeilndbtnc an
Der Grmoroiing oes @enerals Maiuiel
2fianOro 8arriIlas alis5Itliefern, 81
erfiiaen. Die @ainiiter beiprehen Die
&atIaalfeit Oes 9lbbribs Der Diploma.
tiihen ge5iebungen init Guatemala.
Sn @ieyifo Gitp einoetofiene gead.
rid)ten aus 5alinn Gru3 iheinen cine
MelOnne ans gera GulB Su beit0ti.
gen, ooB Bic 8uotemalaner eincn Gin.
griff auf oaS merifaniId)e 2ihtbans
Del San 9enito an Ger 8eitfiiIte, etipa
10 MeiIen non Dem guatenoIaniihen
S5ofen Scos gemaht 9oben, Die Ge.
peicbe bon Salina Grll3 meloet, onf3
oieieIben @eriihte, Die In 8era Grlla
iiber oen glngriff ouf 0os 2ihtbaus
i'm llmIauf iino. audi In Santa Gru3
3irfulieren rnb Dab Der oortige 8e.
riht iolpeit gebt, ielbit Die gaamen Der
Wterrfaner 81 bringen auf bic Der
glngriff gentadt lporOen lit. Die ga.
men iino glntonio Gngbolio itno 9l.
berto Mirnnoa. 2esterer iou nah ben
geribten idpper perlpnroet ipcrben
Iein. Die angreifenoe Mense iol Diel
ft1rfer aepeien iein. ais Die 8erteioi.
ger 0es 2idtbnltieS unb 0fepetieroe-
webre rpnrocn Is ;;:s ssSSin seanfpfe ee.
broud1t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

i the essenfIai characteristic % mnu
and women. Iovainsbie e. good bnsl.
ness msu snd necessafy 20 hOuseriget.
A woman show good in1gment When
she bays Wsitef Cream Yefmiioge
Or heF baby tbe bett worm madeline
ever offered 20 motters M6uy, "a
deed are the sensible mosher who
write. e7pfesfiDg their gratltuds for
the eoo1 health n tbslf children,
which ihsy oue % the uss Of Whites
Cream vsrmiiQge. Sold 81 w. 81.
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

Montgomery. Ala. April Is. --lThe
fertilizer and cotton seed oil mill In
ysstigstlon committee met Thursday
night with AL members present and
decided 10 meet in Montgomery May
Q, for the purpose Of carrying on the
investigation Of the alleged fegtiiiacg
trust. The attorney general Of stats
aud state chemist viii sis With the
committee to render advics. Tha
allegation Is that fertilizer mapufsc-
turers set together 20 IN the price Ia
the state for products parmers
and merchants are lnvitsd 70 reader
Information helpfa 70 ne commstes
IN its work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

The richeRt man in che world can
nos have hla kidneys replnced nor live
without them, 20 it ls important not
to neglect these organs. II Foley d
Kidney Cure Ie taken 50 the fret elen
OF danger, the symptoms will disap.
pear and your health will be restored
as it strengthens and builds up these
organs as nothing else viii. Oscar
Bowman, Lebanon, KY. writes IL
have used Foley's Kidney Cure and
take great pleasure in stating IL cured
me permanently Of kidney disease,
which certainly would have cost me my
life" ]. w. NcCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

Lake City. they could do il just as
we'll without eendlng committee 20
see something that no one disputed.
Pointing the subject Of injury to ex.
letting schools. Senator Buckman said
all knew that the establishment OF any
other school would hurt those existing,
and that the present system in its in.
fancy had not get been given the full
est trial of the existing system.
"Sepstor Gone replied aud said Il
was an unfair proposition TO cay that
the State Of Florida had offered Lake
City these building, and Lake City had
refused them. and that the Board Of
Control had &C the beginning refused
TO allow them to keep the college para.
phsVnslla and blocked them at the
start,
SENATOR Trammell asked Senator
Cone the object OF the resolution and
received the reply that the committee
might decids--thst they might zee
the buildings fora normal school,
archaeological school or some other edu-
cationsl purpose.
Senator Humphreys also asked II
such wac the case, why did not the
resolution 40 state. Senator Gone re-
piled that the State could use them
also for some other purpose not neces-
sarily educational Several requests
we're made that the resolution In foil
be read again, which was done. A yea
and nay vote was demanded. Those
voting aye were Mr.. President, sena-
tors Adams. Broome. CLARK. Cone. Da.
Wis, Girardean. Hudson. Leegett, NeeI,
Willis, Withers. West Of
the Fourth, and zim OF the Fifteenth.
Those voting nay we're Messrs. Afford
Baker, Beard. Buchanan. Cottrell,
Crane, Crews Grill, Henderson, Hnm-
phreys, Jackson. MeCreary, Maasey,
Sans and West Of the First. As the
vote was being announced Senator
Hudson arose 20 chance hisvote from
lye 60 nay. Senstor Hudson explain
ID that he attempted TO make himself
heard before the vote was announced.
)n motion 81 Senator Humphreys. SEN
ltor Hadson was granted pefmissioD
10 change hls vote. This he dii and
.he vote announced and resolution lost
Dy vote 81 4 70 To-
Senator Hudson then gave notice
bal be Hobld move for 3 Feaonsidera-
ion OF tie vote by which the Fesolas
ion WAS lost
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14


Micanopy. April Is. George Clover
settle died Wednesday night at 3
O'Clock and was buried Thursday Al
$3.50 p m. The family has the eympa-
thy OF the community.
The Melton Lumber Company had
two cars OF logs burned on their loE
siding near KiveEs,yx a few nights
ago.
A. T. Gunter has bought the proper
~ that he has been renting for his liv-
cry business. We are glad to know
that he has decided TO own some prop
erty here.
Anyone wanting to buy residences
or building lots Of any kind will do
we'll TO inquire a. some can be bought
here a, the right price. also store loss
Il is understood that w. L. simon.
ton has routed the Florida Rouse.
which was ron by Airs. Price, who died
a few weeks ago. Mr.. simonton will
keep the house up 60 the standard
Miss Laverne Bobbitt has returned
home from North Carolina, where she
has been attending school. Some OF
the little folks are wearing a broad
smile.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

Washiugion. April Is President
Rooacyeit nas promulgated an order
giving galnfday half hela.sys dafins
Jaly. August and September, 10 All
mechanics laboEers and ether en-
ployes q The manufacturing ahd hup.
ply srsenals and Gspots under tae
var department and IN ne oaices 81
the division aud depsFtmtnt head
qrarters q 90 army and IN the en-
gineor defsrtmens It large.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14

a we'll known Msniseba editor
wfitsss Is an inside WORKER I lind
Caamherlhia's slsmsch abd Liver
Tablets ieValaable Tor ihe touches Of
hiliossnesg paiuFai % aedeasary ilfe.
sheir eetioo being gentle and elective.
ciesTl1g zoe cifestive ffnef aud The
head = Price. - cents. Samples IRE
Sold b slI drneeitis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-14
A Woman Tells How to Relieve Rhsu-
matte Pains.

metic Patns.
I have been great Sufferer from the
dreadful disease. rheumatism, for q
number Of years. I have tried many
medicines but never got much relief
from any Of them until two years ago.
when bought \ bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain BALM. l found relief be-
fore had used al Of one bottle, but
kept on applying IL and soon felt like .
different woman. Through my advice
many Of my friends have tried is aud
can tell you how wonderfully II he's
worked .-MRs. SARAH A. CoLE. l40 s.
New ST., Dover. Del Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is lInimeut. The relief
from pain which II affords Il alone
worth many times lie cost, Il makes
rest and sleep possible. For sale BY
all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

Eighteen prospective land buyers
arrived In the city last night under
direction OF F. Il. Edwards, of Des
Moines, Iowa, senior member Of the
Arm Of The Edwards and Martin
Land company Of that city. agents oi
the South and West Land company
Ten or twelve homeseekers from
Ohio came of their own volition. and
Rev. r. A. Morley also brought sever
al buyers with him. seven wagon
loads, accompanied by r. w. Brown.
drove out on the mesa this morning.
and Mr.. Morley also took party
out to see the ranch he recently pur'
chased OF Judge Hart near Los Ala
mos, which he has hal cut up into
farms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
COURT ADJouRss UNTIL ION
oav As ATTORNEY JEsomE
HAS NO WITNESSES
TO END next week
jerome Says that Evidence In 4ehus.
tai viii Be in BY Thursday ssd
Case Should Go to Jury Frtaay.

New York March S.-The trial al
Harry X Thaw today was adjourned
until Monday morning at 1880. after
Attorney Delmas announced upon the
opening Of court that the defense had
concluded its testimony Jerome stat.
cd that he had no witnesses ready
TO proceed with In the rehuttal and
at his request the adjournment was
taken. The action was not unexpec.
ted. for Delmas served notice late
yesterday afternoon upon the district
attorney that the defense had aban.
doned the plan OF calling two more
experts, Jerome did not consider the
notification official. and 30 came into
court this morning prepared to listen
to more testimony as to Thaw's TN.
sound mind. Immediately after the
case was called. Delmas arose ana
announced that the defense rests" :"
Jerome then asked for an ADJOURN.
ment until Monday.
when the court adjourned late
Wednesday evening"" said Jerome, Il
had no reason to expect other than
that would be confronted this morn.
ing by experts who would be called
to answer hypothetical question,
which Delmas was to frame. extempo.
raneousiy. Yesterday evening. how.
ever. McFike called upon me win 4.
letter from Deinias, saying that the
defense would call no more Witness
es. Under the circumstances ! must
ask for an adjournment a, I have no
witnesses ready today" Delmas had
no objections and Fitzgerald ordered
an adjournment. Jerome said the evi.
dence In rebuttal would be I'm by
Wednesday and the case should go to
the jury Friday.
Evelyn to Be State Witness.
1t is reported around the criminal
courts building after the trial ad-
jouined today that Evelyn Thaw had
been subpoenaed by jerome to ap
pear as witness for the prosecution
in the rebuttal. No serification of
the report could be obtained. how
ever.
Jerome's object In summoning her
as witness is to extract from her
If 1t Is possible information concern
ing the letters White wrote her. She
has already declared ON the stand
that she has none. May Mackenzie
was notified today to he on hand on
Monday, subject to the cali of the
Mrs. J. J. Caine has
also been subpoenaed by the district
attorney.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
MEMSIC and NEARY
TO Fight TEN ROUNDS

Milwaukee, Wis. March s.--George
Memsic and Charley Neary viii again
test conclusions In the roped arena.
having agreed to fight ten rounds
as the star attraction OF a biff show
to be given by the Milwaukee Athletic
clug tonight. In a battle before the
Pacific Athletic club at Los Angeles
Memsic sent Neary to the floor for the
count in the second round of what
was to have been ten round bout.
Neary declares that 1t was an acci.
dent, and that he intends to clearly
demonstrate his superiority over
Memsic in the battle this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
WILL Beg GOV. HAGERMAN
FOR HER BROTHERS. Life

Roswell. n. NJ. March s.-Mrs.
Geo. Fletcher left for Santa Fe today
to plead with Governor Hagerman 10
commute the death sentence Of her
brother, Rosario Emilio, to life i'm.
prisonment. Emilio Is under SEN
tence of death at Lincoln on March
90. for the murder OF Antonita Ca
rilla. a Mexican girl, two years ago.
Mrs. Fletcher has petition signed by
a hundred citizens. and all Of the five
American Jurors OF the panel that
convicted Emilio. Emilio was born
In Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
TWELVE MEN 90 NOT REACH
AGREEMENT ~ CASE AGAINST
STEVE ADAMS.
MAY DROP charge
General opsnaen 10 That Ne viii
Never De Tried Again For Murder
OF Fred Tyler-tteld as Witness.

Wallace. March s,~Thc jury I'm the
case of Steve Adams. charged with
the murder Of Fred Tyler. after thir.
ty'two hours dellberatlon. announc.
ed disagreement last night ana was
discharged by the judge.
May Never se Tried Again.
Wallace. Idaho March S. -Th.
state asserts that Steve Adams will
be tried again. presumably at the
October term. but the opinion ex.
pressed here Is that he will never
again BE- tried on the charge OF mur.
dering Fred Tyler. He viii probably
be taken 10 Caldwell in a few days
to testify In the trial Of Meyer, Hay.
wood and pettibone. and In case they
are convicted. may be later tried as
an accessory. The trial Just concln
ded cost the county about $4,000. to
which must be added the expense
borne by the state and by the West.
ern Federation Of Miners, which pro.
vided for Adams defense.
Case Called In April.
Boise. March s.-Attorney Hawley.
chief prosecutor for the state against
Mover. Haywood and Pettibone off.
cials Of the Western Federation OF
said today at Caldwell that
Ihe cases win probably he called for
Ertal about The middle OF April .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT OCCURS
TO olo SOLDIER AT
SANTA FE.
OVERTURNED LAMP
Ranaon Martinez Passes Away In
Great Agony While Daughter In
Next Room Unaware u His Fate.
Especial tn the Optiel

Santa fe. March s~~namon Mar.
tineE. aged 70. a veteran Of the indian
and civil wars. was burned 10 death
this morning mt his home on Galisteo
street. Mr.. Martinez has been part.
~ paraiyxed for some time and NOV
Cd around with the aid Of crutches.
II was his custom 10 keep a lamp
burning beside his bed during tho
night and II % the general supposf.
ton that when he awoke this morn.
ing and reached for his crutehes. he
accidentally turned the lamp over.
setting fire 10 his bed which was en-.
tirely consumed.
/, Both Of his hands and one sost
were burned 10 crisp and his daugh.
ter who was In the next room knew
nothing Of the aeciden. until neigh
bors were attracted by the smoke u.
suing from the house and notified her
of their discovery. She then discov-
cred the horrible fate Of her tsther.
Aged Resident Dies
Mrs. Marta r. Rihera. agsd 81
years. an old resident Of this city.
diea Of heart failure this morning.
She was found dead by her daughter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

not the rF1duet of imaginative guess
w0Fk. - Is often the case With sta,
tisiies. but are asoeFtAined By actual
count In all but the daily attendance.
which is based Hpoa actual eoant a.
several representative days through
out the Eaohth- A daily average q -
sleeping In le rooms seems pretty
high. but for the past three weeks
there have heen . regular reomeEs
Total Daily
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
TWO SIX.ROUND BOUTS
TO Be HELD At DETROIT

Detroit. Mich. March s.-Six'round
bouts between Kid Brock and Willie
Spracklin and Harry Cobb ana Joe
Cherry are the principal features OF n
fight card arranged for tonight at the
Light Guard armory. Several minor
matches have also been made for the
event. The police and city officials
have promised not 10 interfere with
the show upon the written agreement
OF the managers not to offer any
money TO the contestants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
HAS NO APPOINTMENT
With THE President
But Teddy Says He viii Be Glad to
Welcome Hartman at Any Time
Same as Other Citizens.

Washington. March s.-The presi
dent made no engagement for an In.
terview with E. H. Hartman, 1t was
said at the White house today, but
will be glad to see him at any time
he comes to Washington. just as he
is glad to see any one else. Some
days ago Maxwell Everetts, one Of
Harriman's counsel, was at the White
house and in response to inquiries as
to whether the president would see
Hartman. was given to understand
that he would at any time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
RAILROADS OBJECT TO
MAXIMUM Freight Law

st. Louis March S.-The maximum
freight hearing was resumed today
before Special Commissioner Scho-
field. In this hearing a number of
railroad companies are endeavoring
to have made permanent a tempo.
rary injunction issued against the en-.
forcement of the maximum freight
rate law, passed by the Missouri leg
islature, during the session of 1905.
The cases of different railroads are
being taken up separately.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
PHILADELPHIA AND
ITHACA TO DEBATE

New York, March s.-Final prepara.
tions have been concluded for simui.
taneous debates to be held tonight In
this city. Philadelphia and Ithaca
among teams representing Columbia,
Cornell and Pennsylvania universities.
The question to be debated In each
contest is: Resolved. That immigra-
tion should be further restricted by an
educational test"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

G. W. Conn. Jr.. and E. H Waite
Of Woodstock, Illinois, are In the city
and will probably invest in mesa land.
This makes the fourth visit for Mr..
Waite to the Meadow City In the past
year. He is greatly impressed with
the country and climate and his
friends here want him to stay and
make his home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

JUSTICE 0. ". HOLMES
HAS A BIRTHDAY TODAY

Washington, March s.--Justice OH
yer Wendell Holmes of the United
States supreme court, was stxty-six
years old today and was the recipient
Of many congratulations from his col
leagues on the bench aud his friends
In Washington. Boston and elsewhere.
Though he will be eligible 10 retire
ment on full pay four years hence.
Justice Holmes Is one Of the youngest
appearing members Of the supreme
tribunal
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
LILLIAN RUSSELL
To RACE HER HORSES

New York, March Slight fast ..
year-olds. the property Of Lillian Rus.
sell. are expected to arrive here soon
from Australia. and will be seen In
action on eastern tracks during the
coming season. bearing the colors OF
.Mr. Clinton" the racing alias OF the
famous actress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
|Y. N. c. A. REPORT
FOR PAST MONTH

The following figures. taken from
the report of the Las Vegas Young
Mems Christian association for the
month OF February, will doubtless
prove a surprise to many and Of In
terest to all Optic readers. They fur
nish striking evidence of the popu-
larity of that institution among the
men Of Las Vegas. These figures are
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
OHIO ORATORICAL
CONTEST TONIGHT

Yellow Springs. Ohio. March S.
Many visitors have gathered here for
the state intercollegiate oratorical
contest tonight. Five colleges are to
contest for honors, namely, otterbein.
Miami. Wilmington, Heidelberg. and
Antioch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

Agapito Abeytia. Jr, and daughter.
Miss Mary, left today for their home
at Chacon. Mr.. Abeytio says that he
has already planted 300 bushels Of
oats and wheat, about one.third Of
what he intends to plant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
Street CAR CrLLISION
INJURIES Seven People

st. Louis, March s.-A northbound
Bellefontaine street car jumped the
track on Cherokee street today, col
liding with a southbound, and ran
twenty feet upon the sidewalk. IL
was almost totally wrecked and sew
en- persons were seriously injured
and several Others received minor
injuries.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

Mr. II. o. Henderson has received
his opera hat from Kansas City and
has had his picture taken in his full
dress. which will be solI at the Cas-
taneda news stand, He ropes to have
q good sale of the first edition
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

A horse which was tied In front of
Schaefer's drug store this morning
broke loose and ran around to the
side door and was OILY prevented
from getting in by the telephone
pole which the horse ran into.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08
fSpa~ial IN The Optiel

Especial 10 The Optiel
. Washington. March s.-Secre' I
. tary Of tho interior Garfield and I
. Senator Beversdge each deny the Z
Q reported Barnes interview. I
o postmasters appointed: I'm. I
Q gie, Anna N. Baldwin. vice W. l.. Z
. Ritch, resigned. Grand Qulvera Z
>F A. Dow. vice T. E. Dow. Me. Z
Q Intoah. n. O. sOpher. vice c. VI. =
Q Meyer. Ruth. Guadalupe county. .
. George W. Cox. vice r. r. Me- .
= Iaughlin.
. IRA NJ. BOND =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-08

The Ladies Of the Library associa-
tfon, with the cooperation OF the citi.
Gems. hope to do a great deal OF work
in the near future. To illustrate their
financial standing, a big poverty ball
will be given at the opera house i'm
mediately after Easter.