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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

The New York World Is to extend
the Pulitzer building to cover tn
whole block bounded by Park row,
Frankfort street, North William st.
and Brooklyn bridge-the new part
to fill about 1900 square feet O
area. 1t will then be the largest
newspaper building in existence, but
large in lateral extent, not mere
hight. the new building to have Is
stories as against % for the present
variation fro mthe general New York
variation from the general New York
tendency to build simply for com
parative hight effects.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

Indications are that a signal sec-
cess Will attend the campaign. rae
majority OF the factories requested
10 permit the meetings have given
consent. sad more than 200 clergy
men have been obtained TO preach.
Three meetings will be held In each
factory. and then the men will vote
whether or not they wish the ser
vices continued York Letter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

Empty Pullmans are attracting so
much attention in some parts OF the
country that the explanation Is made
to the effect that the people who
formerly rode on passes and now
Pay the regular fares can no longer
afford to ride in the Pullmans. Such
an explanation is consistent even
with our marvellous prosperity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

Beauty is, declared zimmerman,
worse than wine: 1T intoxicates
both the holder and the beholden."
Mr. Zimmerm knows something.
II must be conceded, both of wine
and women
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

A fearful record truly. The in
fantie death rate in New York Is
seventy two a day. or owe: $4,000
a year. OF the 1920 deaths last
year, more than one third were OF
children under five years OF age.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

His admirable candor must com
mand attention, for 1t is candor that
jmpels Secretary Taft TO say that
1t is impossible to estimate the cost
of building the Panama canal. Many
have said SO so from the start. We
now have the Official confession that
estimates are nonsense.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

a long time before America was
discovered Japan had its banks,
clearinghouse, and Europes sup
,,osedly modern system OF checks,
Traits, letters OF credit and notes.
The country also had a thorough
'ural delivery postal system before
Columbus crossed the Atlantic.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

About 100000 pens are manu-
featured in the United States in a
day. There are 1900 swords made
daily Therefore the pen is go
times mightier than the sword
Q. e. d.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

and geography. and learned 10 speak
in Latin and French; In his fourth
year he learned the history of the
church, and also learned to write
His death was caused by his unusual
brain activity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

Paris consumes more bread than
any other city in the world. The
average consumption per inhabi-
tant is on pound a day.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

The fact that Mr.. Schwab is to
give his sister 100000 as a we'd
tu.ra are
lots OF girls who would be glad TO
be sister to him.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

fore unknown The map showed
the following places. "Siox City,"
'bHbuqe, ' 'Pittburg," Louis.
vile. ' Missouri river" "Misisip-
pi river "Soupier lake"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-15

Some men outliye their usefulness
and some others are born without
Chicago News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Nod gut nbgelaufcn.

" b.ccling, W.-So, If. San.-
(SeItern iriib crciBnete ii6 ein griuoI.
tl9cr Grorlltih an Der Sauptlinie scr
- o@obaib 9abn" uuf ser MeIt8irai.
nier Scitc OcS Obio an ser Bride,
QpcI6c WiinBo (Slluction, O., Is Otci.
len ltronalthu1rtS Dor bier, oegen.
itber licgt. @S miro mobrere Gage
oauern, bis onS 9aDnbett luieoer irei.
gemabt it, ltnO ltnteroeIlen neroen
Die 3iige oui on0eren 2inen beior.
bert. Ter @rOrlltih eritredt iih a,f
700 SUB oiht an Dem 3ugang Der
8riIde, uno Die obgeitiir5ten Wtaiien
belauien ii6 nlf Sallienoe bon 5on.
uen, rilicn ole 8eleiie tort uno fill.
ten boS 9ett oeS GroB.Grcef, oeIien
@aller jebt iiber ein onitoBenocs
Oini5iclo iliebt @erobe ols Der Gro.
rittif eintrnt, pniiirte Elm nad @eIten
geben0er @iitcr5itg inter Der 9eitlmg
OcS 2ofomotipiiibrerS Charles SIC.
G0be Die Bride lno oie aubuie uno
iehS 8ilterpog9onS bon oen 3uge
lpirOen 5erldmettert illro perid)iebene
III Der &nbue meilenbe @rcnlier ret.
teten i6r Seben rllr olrf gl6ipringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
3iuci Wianncr anf cigcntbiimlihe
Nriic itmgcfummcn.

SteubenuilIe, 8. fl. San,
- Milliom Smitb uno Sobn SoneS,
5luci nls &obIcn9r1bcr III 0icnltcn
Der - 98n6aib GonI 60" ltcbell0c Gng.
lGn0er ipllrOcn beltte Ourh cincn
SdhlB aus cinen Sbrotgemebr init
in Stiidc gcrilicn uno bleben nlli
Oenl G5Iede toOt. Wtite 9olilStp, ein
gtahtpdtbtcr, befonO iid nit einem
gcloOcncn Sdrotgepebr nuf einem
3lueirnO oui Der Seimia6rt unO lieB
OaS @cmebr, ais er 81 YNrlett Sto'
tion OoS 8abn9eleiie frelt5te, 5uf1llig
faIlcn Die @nfie cntll0 ii6 li10
Snlitb ulr0 Soncs, mcld)e nit ctpn
100 ouOercn Yerionen bel Der Sta
tion nli eincn 3ug bnrrten erbielten
10 5icmli6 bic gauge &oOun9 in iDre
&orper. 9lllh ntebrcrc alOere Ycr'
ionen luirocn getroficn, jeOob nltr
leitbt perlebt. 9ioIinSfp iprnng Don
ieincm 3lpeira0 berob irt0 cnttam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
6iir 9lnSOc6nnna nnicrcS 9lu9lunOS.
bnH0clS.

" ni6inGton :. s., fl. San.
- Gin BON Ger 9trm.N .Norter SanocIS.
TANNER einbcrlliencr lutional Gon.
ucnt iiir 9IuSOcbmtHg lutierc5 9hl9.
lnnOSban0cl9 trot bclltc Oabier III ci.
ucr 0rctGtiAcn SiBln1 3linmncu
un0 muroe BON S5rn. e. 2. ". Dc
&llnn bon Ncm'N Norf sur Gr0mna Nc.
rlicn. SnS ". &an Glcbe gus Ct.
SouiS, ErdiiOcnt ser Sabrifonten.
gtutionnl 2Iiiociation iugirte ais
prooiioriicber GorIiBcr. Die Gcr6nno.
hlngcu Der belti9cn &ormittagS.
iibung bci6rdnttcn iiA olf 0ie
jlblicben 8c0riiBlugsrCOcn uno Oic
@rncntung cincS Man0at8 Gomite'S.
Sm Sntereiic nnierc5 6uuocl9 jolt
Ser GOupcnt S6rittc 5ur 60rOcrlng
ser unlcrifaniiden &auiiobrteiicbiii.
iObrt,. sur 9ei6r0nfllnB Der 0tiiIhm.
gen 5ur @iniiibrng elmer intcrnotios
nalen Enr5ellenpoit unO iiir &onnt.
lors9eiorm crgreiicn. lleber 1000
0clcJotcn mur0cn Don Ocn @olucr.
ncurcn Der Stnoteu iiir 0rn Gonucnt
crnnnnt mo an 800 OcrieIben iteateu
ii6 elm.
$Sn ser NacbmittogSiibunG mur0c
@m. WicGarrou ans 9}cw Oorf 3llm
&oribcr crmGbIt. Seri6icOcnc Ser
rem 0ieItcn 9ie0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
.SudlluniIcr im S6iut6alc.

EtttS s 6urg, ga, IA. Sanlnr.
- Die 8epGlier OeS O}onon0obela-
uno oeS g(aegbcnp.Tiper, meldc bier
5nlonlnenItromcn unO 0cn S6io bill
ben, lino, no6oem iie geitern 5uriid-
5litreten 6egonnen botten, pieoer I'M
Steigen ufo ri6ten nidlt ltner6ebs
litben Shaoen in oen oberen SHIP
tb1lern an. Ticl Sie6 lit ertrlttfen
uno am Wionongabelu Iino 5000
@oblengrG6er IN Solgc ser lle6er.
id)lucmnlrna Der 3eden lrntbdtig. Sn
gli5ubetb, Ya., Ite6t oaS @oiicr oid)t
inter ben 6enltern I'M 5lpeiten Stod-
merf oieIer S1ilier. Sier in Eitts.
burg lit nod fein ieGr groBer Sda-
ben entitnnoen iioelien meiB man
nibt mie bod boS g8oiier nod iteigen
miro.
Die 8irfrlng oeS ooGpoiierS uui
Oie bier begonnene IppbuS-Gpioemie
ermcdt elnlge 8clorgnilIc. Seltte mllr-
Sen 81 nelIc @rfranflul9en genlelbet.
Die SonititsbebGroc bietet 9lQes aui
i'm Die Seu6e nus5trotten, ollcin
trobocn tretcn ta9liCb ncnc arunt-
beitsiGIle Elm.
@panSpil(e, Sno., IA. Son
- Der S6io bat bier cine Sobe bon
iiber 40 Sub erreibt ulo Die 9tieoe-
rrngen iino iiberIdppemmt. 9lub sic
meiiten gte6enfliilie oes Sbio iinb
ausgetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Bier WlitglicScr cincr Samilic crItift.

q tem Oorf, IA. Snmlar. -
Weper Hu6in 80 Sabre aft, ieine
58sjGbrige 8ottin Hoia iein 17-iab.
riger Sobr Ebflipp ilnb ieille 15'jG6.
rige 5o6ter 9foia erItidten leste
RaGt in einem 9rooflpner tenement
'baus in 6olge bes @inatbmens bon
2eucbtgas, apel6es einem i6aObaiten
Sfen entipid. 9lls Die NaGbarn oen
8asgerudt mabrnabmen uno Oie
Sbiire erbra6en fanOen lie WannL
Srau ilito Sobn als 2eiden nli. Die
Eodter Hoia purbe beruuBtloS nn6
einern 9oipital ge6radt, no lie balo
6aralf itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

o0er GntjiinOlng Der 2imgen ioIlte
NIT Dem Nca0D JfeIief lpie folgt be.
DonOelt merbcn: Der 9atient Ioate
20 Gropien beS 9ieIiei ieoe StnOe IN
einem 8eiE0Iale Doll 8ailer crbaIten,
mo Die gauge 8rult 9iiden uno
5ront nub inter Dem GiniIuB bes
NeIicf olrrd bGuiige SIppIifationcn
erbaIten DerOcn; 9eef.9bee ino
Rroit. t.Suppen miiIien Dem Gatienten
5llr Stdrflng gegebcn lueroeu, uno
leige @ingcpeiOe miiiien bin imo ipie.
Der ourd 81. Ofahpap's BiIlen in
GDGtigfcit 9eicbt >uerOen.
Gnt5iinoung ser 9iereu, gnt5iin.
Dung Der 9laie, @nt5inoung ser Gin.
gcuciOe, gnt5iinoimg Der 2ungen,
peGcr SaIs, 9ronditiS, Idmeres
9ltbmcn, Group, Gotarrb, SSnfIuen5a,
aopfIdner6en 3abnmcb, 0curoIgie,
H9cuuotismnlS, falte Ghius, 9(gue
GbiaS, GbiibIuius, 6roitiddoen.
Die glppIifntion bon q eaoD g G.
lie I nii oen ober Ole GbeiIe, mo- ole
Shpicrigfeit oOer ser Shmerb eri.
itirt, miro @rIeidterlng im6 0iube
gep1brcu.
Snnerlid, Elm bolber TbeeIof.
feI in cinem baIbcn @Iaie 8oIIer,
filrirt in ciEtgen Mimiten arGmpfe,
SpoSnS, lauren Wagen, Soobren.
ncn, NcrD6iitGt, SdIofIoiiafeit, 9opf.
mcD, 0iarrGOe, 8pientcrie, GoIic,
9lGblmGcn unO oIlc innerIi6en
S6mcr3en.
Wialario III icinrn ucridjieScnen Sor.
mcn, Siebcr nno gIgnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Webr yabnnnfGGc.

SgOen, lltab, fl. Sununr. -
Der weItlid fabren0e Berionen5ug
ytr. Der ,Soutbern Eociiic .gabn"
entgleilte beute friib Is Uteilen ipeit-
lid bon Montello uno muroe tbeils
peiie oelnolirt. 2ofomotipiiibrer
sSronf 9teeslep fam lm'S 2eben llno
cine 9ln5obl Yaiiaoiere erlitten Ser.
lebungen.
Gitts6nrg, 3d. IA. Sanuor
- Cine Gollilion ereignete ii6 nm
$40 beute frfib 81 9lqiion.Barf, Yay
aui oem Yitts6urg uno @eitern'
3ipeige Ser Baltimore un0 Ohio.
9abn" 5miiben Dem oitli6 eebenoen
GrprcB5uge 9tr. 6 uno elmer i6meren
Gangirlofomotipe. Die 2ofonotipe
ocs GrpreB5uges muroe oenolirt uno
9ofomotipfiibrer s. @. Mpers aus
Gbicago Sunction getootet. Sei5er
$. Is. 2epis, ebenfallS aus Chicago
Sllnction lit tootlih perlett ln0 n1eb.
rere Yaiiagiere lpuroen bur6 fortge-
idleuoerte Sherben Der 5erbrodenen
8oggonfenIter 5eridnitten. aeiner
Der Eaiingiere beiinbet ii6 ieOob III
beOerfli6enl 3uNonoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
llnium bc6rGiidler @cmeiuScn.

ATLANTA @a., fl. 'Somlnr. -
Ghpn 200 tonongebcnOe SSrneIitcn
mlS alien Ibcilen oes 2on0eS iino ais
0eIe9oten 5u Oem bclIte 5llidnmcngc.
tretcncn 20. Gou5il Der olluion 9lnes
rifnnii1er 0cbrGiidcr @cmein0cn"
6icr onmeienO. Or. Scnrp 9crfoluib
ans E1iIooelp6iu lmo 9tnbbincr ?ll-
ircO MoicS er6iinctclL Oie bcutige critic
Siblng 0ur6 cincn GottesOicnlt
Morgen peroen 0ir eigcntli6cn Se'
id)Gitc lulter oen Goriibc 0es 0rn,
Sonncl MooIncr aus Ecorin, SllS,
III gIngrtff 9enonlmcL llnO @onper-
neilr Eerrcll, ionic OiaDor S5opncr
lucrOen 9egriiBungsrcOcn on oic Gc.
legotcn 6oIten. Die 8ernnlmlltng
Onltcrt orei Gage mo NcIongt am
Wiittp6 2lbcnO OlrCb cit 9antrtt
5luu 2lbld)lllB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
GiIenbabnen 6raud)cn 8elb.

ct. Saul, Winn., Ia. Sanuar.
- 8ouperneur Sobn y. Sobnion emf
ping beute Elm S6reiben BON Srn.
Sumes 5. Sill YrdIioenten Der
.@reat Nortbcrn gabn," in aueldenl
oerielbe ouseinanperieBt, oab oie
gabnen oes 2anoes auf fiinf Sabre
aIiGbrlih $t100,000,00O anlesen
niiiien, Inn Die Wiittel our gelpalti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

0u8 Oe8 bcrcitS in 5iht beiinOIidcn
&2rtcbrS 3u bcluGltiacn, rmO 5mar
ganj obne 9iiidibtcn oui Oie 2Iu8.
gubcn, meIbc ibHcn inn &ntereiic ibrc3
5ufiihftigcn @ad)9tbumS cntitebcn
nCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
&abiuab's MeaOb Meliei

furirt Mot nur ben nit @,aIarin bebalieten
pGiicnten fofort. fcnoern berbiitet aud bel 9eiD
fen, Die ocmfelben ars8efeet Iino ,ipcnn le ieoen
MorG:n bcim gIniIieben 8tuan5a ober oreiBio
Lropicn 9ieabD Helri in etncm @lale @aiIer
ncDmell inO eincn Grader een, irgsnO iueIte
glniduc.
Serfnuti bon allen sIpoibelern, 5Oc bic gla.
fde,
edtdet an 9r. 9iaOipab & Co., 90 Gin Ctr.
Eeip'Dori. fir ,Vooi OF gloplce" (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

IimA Gitn,gmen bon 5uansta
ooer oreiBig Eropfen 0eS HeaSu 9le.
lief IN etluas SDrup Dor Dem Sdla.
iengeben, imo inOem Sbr elm nit He.
lief getrGntteS Stiid iSIanea nm
@urcn SolS luideIt, perOet Sbr am
Norgcn oollitdnoig befreit bon einern
ruuDeu Solie auiiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Nr. 10.
S)'2aOuuay'S
. ReaOyRcIieI

@unj 8lcih luie beitia oOer imnuS.
ItebIid5 Oie Shmer5en oie ser 8bel.
notiid)e, gettIGgeriae, Shpod)p,
&ertrijppeItc, gteru6ie, g}clralaiide
oocr Ourd &rantDeit gtieOergepor.
iene Ieioen mag,
RaNiuaO'S 9icOOD 9icIicf aic6t nngcn.
bIitlidc SinNcrung II. GrIcidltcrnna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
reg glu8lnu05ba

Clinton So., IA. Sonlnr, ~
Gie aoblengr6ber 3oiepb Soicp6.
@Onuro @oIfc lmO Yeter 2etipp mur.
Ben beute Ourh cine @rploiion in Der
3r6e 9tr. 7 get6Otct. 0}un mciB
ni6t genou, mie piele 9(r6citcr ii6 in
Der 3ehe befnn0cn, ollein cS itc6t 5u
bciiirbten, boB nob icdS oNcr icben
SoOte i'm Snncrcn IieNcn SedS
&erlcbte iino 5u Gage GciQSpcrt NOR
Sen.
(Sp1tcr.) - Sic6cn toote unO 0rei
perlebtc @rubenarbeiter iin0 bCrnus.
gebrndt porOen. 9tcttlngSmonn-
i6often our6htden nod immer 0aS
8erf oIlein man gIoubt, 0oB oIle
Opfer otigeiunOen iinO. Gie aus
200 Wiann beitebenOe Eogi6idt mar
beitte friIb faum ein9cfo6ren ais cine
OrG6nenOe @rplolion erfoIate inO oIlc
@Gngc nit oi0ten 9lnuflpoIfen
fiillte. 9llle lmperlebt 0ebliebenen
2lr6eitcr eiltcn ibIeltnigit Ocn 9lllS.
gGngen 5u. Wtan permltbet, OoB Elm
Monn I'M StoIlcn g}r. 10 Elm iStiB6cn
Yltluer ourb ciuen SSlnfcntous icincr
Yieiie Sm @rploOircn brad)tc. Die
2eiGen ser @et0Oteten iinO iAlimn
per6ronnt rtnO perltiintmelt ino bos
Snncre ser 3ccbe lit Ourdb Grilnner
periperrt. Cine llnterilIdnmg bc5
llnaliids miro motgen 6eginnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

gSe gerIinpiune Der gtb3ua9lande cncr
Staol oc idoinmiicn SoIeen iilr Die cjeiunb'
belt ibrer Bemobner nnb iid 5icbt 10 1ncb ole
oes Neireffenoen. Gorel, 9iiererL @eodrmc
fUnncn ibre SltnIionen licbt rcgelmdbig bcrs
richien lucnit perbrdlldie Stoiie ficb oarin au
iie aus beu Abrper 81 eniiernen. SieieS
fiber 8m bcfprfenL M eben Der Nor5ue Der st.
Nernarb aranterpillcn Sir % Gents bel
gIpotbefern al babelt (StSoS1.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
SynnTen in's @nlbcrfab.
@conncrlitbcS ltnglif in cincr SO6'
lrngrnbr in Suiua,

Sicbeu Ioote un0 cine 2tu3a6l Ser.
Icbte ju Gage gei6roert. Sod
malicr i'm oberen un0 unteren
Obiotbalc.- Eitt9burg Don ciucr
Gppbu8 @pioemic beOroDt.
gater, Muttrr uno bier ainOcr in
einem 9rooflpncr Gcncment6ous
critidt. - gnormc 2(u8aabcn fiir
giienbobnen in Sen Ser. Staotcn
mG6renO Der naditcn fiiuf Sabre.
- Gonbent sur S6roeruug unic-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Taiie snr 9iciic in's NnslanS be-
iorst 6. 3aiIie, Nr. 413, Sit-galti'
mure.Strake, nagc Goitnmbpnic.Ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

lnlnrio in icinrn ueridJicScnen 1yor.
mcn, 1Siebcr nno ylgnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

II 90Ile Qllnteben.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-02
CAPITAL NEWS STORE.

CAPITAL NEWS STORE.
Stationery, magazines, etc. Best
up-to-date map of Nevada now on
sale, King street opposite Capitol,
west side. Phone GAL. Mrs. K. A.
Raftice. n
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-02
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

OF the Midway Mines and Town Com.
pany.
For the year ending December 81,
1906. Property located in Nys county
State of Nevada.
Receipts for 1906 ....... None
Disbursements for 1906 ...$l,2A Is
o. A. ERDMAN.
Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-02
ANNUAL STATEMENT,

OF the Wellington Association.
For the year ending December 81,
1906. Property located in Nye county
State of Nevada.
Receipts for 1906 . None
Disbursements, 1906 $3.50 90
o. A. ERDAAN,
Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-04-01
CHAIRMAN KNAPP SAYS the SIT.
uaTson % THE SAME. GUT
NOT HOPELESS.
NO Change TODAY
Further Conferences Hsld In Effort
70 Bring About Peace Between
Railroads and Their Employees.

Chicago. April 1.-The situation In
the controversy between the western
railroads and the trainmen AMI cot
ducaors today was not materially
changed from yesterday. Another Sc
.rtes Of conferences will be held dur
Ing the day In which Chairman
Knapp Of the Interstate commerce
and Labor COMMISSIONS
NeiiI Will participate.
Mr.. Knapp said today:
There IL nothing that can say
now. and I win not haye anything to
say until the matter has been defln'
iteiy arranged. or until I am certain
that my efforts can produce no furth'
er results for good. The situation Is
not hopeless. and I feel encouraged.
but that is all | can say now. I do
not mean that an agreement In Ger
tain. but that something may yet be
done"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-04-01

n. ". Lee, exchange manager of'the
Colorado Telephone company. reports
that there has been great deal Of
rouble today. due to the changed
numbers of the telephones. He urge"
that all patrons give the correct pre-
fix TO the number they wish and
avoid delay The phones are nov
known as Main. Purple. Olive and
Vegas, and the numbers run as hlg /
as four figures. The new phones wee
put into service yesterday morning at
seven o'clock. and as anticipated,
there was considerable trouble.
Phones rang when no one called and
some refused to work at aII hut the
majority gave the best Of satisfaction.
In a few days the trouble will be en-
tirely eliminated and Las Vegas will
have the best service in the south
west.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-04-01
EGG ROlI.I..l; CONTEST
ON | HE HOUSE Lawn

Washingtons d. c., April 1.-Sever-
al thousand children, boys and girls
black and white. from the infant In
arms to the ten year olds, participat
ed in the annual egg rolling festival
on the White House grounds today
An equal number of grown-ups looked
on and enjoyed the festivities. The
green slopes of the south grounds are
we'll adapted to egg rolling, and 1t was
a pretty sight to see the sport.
Ii was President Lincoln who orig
mated the custom of inviting the
children of Washington to roll their
eggs in the White House grounds on
Easter Monday. and the precedent has
been followed by all his successors.
President Roosevelt has always dis
played lively interest In his Easter
Monday guests, and today he stepped
to the window many times to watch
the children at their fr0lics. The
younger children of the White House
including the convalescent. Archibald,
viewed the egg rolling from the shell.
ter of the portico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-04-01
MAY GO To AN ASYLUM
INSTEAD OF GALLOWS

Kansas City, Mo-. April Within
the next few days a jury will be call
ed to investigate the mental condition
of John NJ. Crane. sentenced to hang
the 18th of this month for the murder
of his wife. Two prominent physi-
clans who have examined Crane de-
clare that he is In the last stages OF
mental degeneracy. The prisoner
walks the floor of his cell continual
ly, clapping his hands and whispering
continually to himself, Crane shot
and killed his wife. Henrietta, in this
city on July 6. 1905. Insanity was
pleaded at the trial by the attorneys
for the defense. but Crane was con-
victei of murder In the first degree
and condemned to death. Since the
trial his mental and physical condi
ton has been constantly growing
worse and it is now almost certain
that he will be sent to the asylum
instead of to the gallows.
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LUNACY Commission
TO REPORT THURSDAY
Harry Thaw VIII Then Be Sent to
Insane Asylum or Trial win Be
Resumed.

New York, April 1.-Probably tht
Thaw lunacy commission will repo"'
Thursday morning. The case was al
journed last week until this morning
and when the jury was called before
the court today. Justice Fitzgerald ad
journed the trial again until Thurs
day morning. The lunacy commission
will meet tomorrow, and 1t Is expect
ed they will be ready to report Thurs
day.
In case the commission finds
Thaw today insane within the mean
ing of the law, the trial will be stop
ped, but otherwise it will be resumed
at once II Is doubtful II the defense
will call any other witnesses. As
soon as the defense rests, the sum.
ming up will begin and under the
agreement made by the attorneys this
will last for two days.
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HOT POLITICAL Fight
CLOSES IN windy CITY

Chicago. April with many meet.
ings arranged for both day and night,
both the republican and democratic
managers entered upon the last day
of the campaign confident o fsictory
at the polls tomorrow. Governor De-
neen. who has been here for several
days in behalf of the Busse ticket.
will be the principal speaker at q
final republican rally tonight at the
Auditorium under the auspices of the
Hamilton club. Congressman Henry
s. Boutell spoke this afternoon In
Kent hall at Chicago university, ami
viii speak again tonight. as win ex-
Senator Mason and John NJ. Harlan.
The Dunno managers are also busy
and have distributed many wagon
loads Of literature attacking Postmas-
ter Bussee. A number Of democratic
workshop meetings were held at noon
and several rallies will be held to-
night, when Mayor Dunno and other
speakers will address the voters.
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tie pstItiOn 10 error mas: he present
ed wath Il and Iefs in the eaesk.s
care. II the mo&aoa d granted. sAa
clerk wlll file the tHe esatsoa tastAntR<
h IL further provided that withan six
81 DAYS from the films of Ghe case tAe
plaintiff in error must file his printed
hsisf and within aisety days the IL
fsadant's brief must be filed. Unaes
these rules IL vii not be more Tan
Loo days after a eFHsuimal case ID tiras
called 10 the attentioa at ths eOars b.
fore 1t b ready for argument In
der the cid rules. att ssse,s were able
20 delay cases ot this kii. p. Gpr nsar.y y
. year.
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CASES OF THE ACCUSED
Miners SET FOR TRIAL

Boise, Idaho, April 1,-At the con
vening Of Judge Woods court this
morning the trial OF w D. Haywood
secretary and treasurer of the West
ern Federation of Miners. who Is un.
der indictment Jointly with Chas. Fl.
Mover. president of the federation,
and Geo. A. Pettibone. former men,
ber of the executive committee. for
the murder of former Governor Frank
Steuenberg, was set for trial May 8.