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DR.. Huetzler a Suicide.

BERLIN, April 3.-Made melancholy
and morbid by serious differences with his
fellow physicians, DIR. Huetzler head of
the Gisela Children's Hospital at Munich,
committed suicide there yesterday by
shooting himself with a revolver. News of
the physicians death was a shock to the
other heads of the institution, and a
result of the tragedy the Princess Gisela
has resigned as protectress DIR. HuetZler
was a native of New York. His mother.
Sarah, who died some years ago, was well
known in German circles as an authoress.
She was twice married. her second hus-
band being Josef KainZ, the actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-03
Jersey Warning to Kidnapers.

TRENTON, April 3.-Assemblyman Bucks
bill making the penalty for KIDNAPPING forty
years in state prison was passed in the
house yesterday. Speaking of the bill, Mr..
Buck said that the heartrending grief of
DIR. Marvin over the loss of his little boy
should induce the house to guard against q
similar offense in New Jersey by making
the penalty as severe as possible. No votes
were recorded against the measure The
house also passed the Jess bill for,iddine
the sale of cigarettes to children under six
teen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-03
Floor Collapsed During Funeral

SPARTANBURG, 8. c., April 3.-The
moor of Macedonia Church fell with a crash
yesterday during the funeral services OF
the Rev. j. NJ. Brown. former pastor of the
church. Men, women and children rushed
for the doors, praying and shouting. Sew.
eral women tainted and were trampled
upon. sustaining painful injuries, ALTHOUGH
no fatalities have been reported.
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J.. G4stE5
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- ANDDATe.

be completed until Thursday, the city and
councilmanic district conventions will not
be called together until next week.
Leishear Mayor at Ellicott.
ELLICOTT CITY, Md, April 3-After an
interesting campaign the biennial municipal
election here yesterday resulted in the cleo
ton of Joseph Fl. Leshear, jr.. as mayor
and Lewis E Kraft, John Reichen5ecker
and William +. kirkwoCd of the citizens
ticket, and John ]. Mahlon. William F..
Kerger and Samuel ]. Yates of the citizens
law and order ticket councilmen. Mr..
Leishear is a member of the present coun-
Gil. The vote was the heaviest polled at any
election in Ellicott City.
Democrats Carried Frostburg.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, April 3.-The count
| of the votes cast at the Frostburg election
| yesterday shows that the democrats carried
the city, the first time in years. Frostburg is
heavily republican on a straight vote. The
| contest was very animated.
Newspaper Man Mayor at Parkersburg
| PARKERSBCRG, w. Va, April s. In the
municipal election here yesterday w. B..
| Pedigo. a republican newspaper man, was
elected mayor by more than 200 majority
| over D. 8. Leonard.
J. Dunn was elected to the board of af-
/ fairs by nearly 500 majority.
For city collector Samuel Logan, republic
| an, defeated w. E. Price by small ma
| jority.
Republicans Carried Clarksburg.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va, April 3.-The en-
tire republican municipal ticket was elected
| over the reform ticket here yesterday by
majorities ranging from 100 to 200. L. c.
Grille defeated Mayor Harvey w. Harmer.
W. H. Cole was elected city clerk. All coun-
cilmen, with possibly one exception, are re-
publicans 1t was the most holly contested
election ever held here. The reformers are
badly beaten.
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Books

Books by well-known authors. The
most beautiful and wholesome read
Ing. In handsome bindings for holi-
day gifts.
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Albums
Albums of all kinds. Musical al
buns in handsome and substantial
bindings, at
$l.00 to $500
Post Card Albums and books at
I Sc to $l.50
Our Toyland.

Is too varied and large for a des-
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kinds Of funny things for the kids.
There are ALL the animals that were
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not there. There are all new in
MENTIONS In machinery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07
CHAPTER XXI.

T HERE was meat for gossip
a-plenty In Canaan that after
noon and evening. There were
j rumors that ran from kitchen
to parlor, and funors that ran from
parlor to kitchen; speculations that de-
tained housewives in talk across front
gates, wonderings that held cooks in
converse over shadeIess back fences in
spite Of the heat and canards that
brought Main street clerks running to
the shop doors to stare up and down
the sidewalks.
Out Of the confusion Of report the
iudicious were able by evenfall to ex-
tract a fair history Of this day Of reyo-
luton. There remained no doubt that
Joe Louden was in attendance at the
deathbed of Eskew Arp, and some
how it came to be known that Colonel
Flltcroft, Squire Buckalew and Peter
Bradbury had shaken hands with Joe
and declared themselves his friends.
There were those, particularly among
the relatives of the hoary trio, who ex-
pressed the opinion that the colonel
and bis comrades were too old to be
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07
MART. p,le olrns beaver IeaeA Z"

"ifartia PIKE olras Boaper BedehP
ter laughter. "ye dol In tho eyes o
them as follow Martin Pike w stand
fer the Beach and all ita wickednesa,
do ycg Whooroo! It's come fe're an
oirense IN tbs eyes o Martin pike aud
all his kind because ye stand fer the
Beach, urc yef'
"You know ltH' Joe answered sharp
~, III they could wipe the Beach on
tho man and mo with IT,
Martin PIKE would" shouted MI
sheehnn, while the others, open mouth
ed, stared at him, Martin PIKE
wouldY'
II don't need TO tell you that" said
Jos
Mfr. shcchan's big fist roa. high over
tho table and descended crushing upon
Il "its ilcr ho roarcd, Mar
tin Pike owns Beaver Beach,
tcontinued from Last Week.
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you suppose they charge admission
up thereY" His eyes were lifted. DO
you suppose you've got to-to show
your good deeds to git in?' The an
swering whisper was almost as faint
as the old mans,
NO" painted Eskew, nobody knows.
But / hope--I do hope-they'll have
some free seats. It's Almighty poor
show-we'll-aIl haye--if they-don't."
He sighed peacefully, his head grew
heavier on Joe's arm, and the young
man set his hand gently upon the un-
seeing eyes. Ariel did not rise from
where she knelt, but looked up at him
when, a little later, he lifted his hand.
'"Yes," said Joe, you can cry now"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07
CHAPTER XXI.

YOE helped to carry what was
mortal Of Eskew from ArlePs
~ house to Its final abiding place.
~ With him in that task were
Buckalew, Bradbury, the colonel and
the grandsons Of the two latter, and
Mrs. Louden drew in her skirts grlmly
as her stepson passed her in the mourn
full procession through the hall. Her
eyes were red with weeping (not for
Eskew), but not 50 red as those Of
Mamie Pike, who stood beside her.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-07

a year a,soy Or how Il was signed and
who made out toy II was Martin Pike
that got caught with distillery stock,
lie specuhted once too ottenW
mo, you're wrong," persisted the
colonel. ~ tell you | saw Il myself"
Then you're blnd.- returned his
grandson disrcspcctfully. "you'm blind
or else--or else He paused, open
mouthed. a look OF wonder struggling
It's way to expression upon him. grad
ually conquering every knobby out.
post of his countenanee. He struck his
fat hands together, where's Joe Lou
den2'' he asked sharply, II want to
SEQ him. Did you leave him At Miss
Tabor'sY
"He's goin' 10 sit up with Eskew,
What do you want of hImY'
II should say you better ask that"
Mrs. Flitcroft began shrilly. ITS
enough. guess. for one OF this fam
lly to so runnln' after him and shakin'
hands with him and heaven knows
what not! Norbert Flitcroftw
But Norbert jumped from the porch.
ruthlessly crossed his grandmother's
geranium bed and. making or at as
sharp a pace as his architecture per.
mltted, within ten minutes opened
Ariels gate,
Sam Warden came forward to meet
him.
"Don't ring. please. suh," said Sam.
"Dey sot me out heah to tell inQu!rin'
frien's dat po' ole Mist Arp mighty
low"
~ want to see Mr.. f4oudeu," return.
ed Norbert. II want to see him im.
mediately."
II don reckon he kin come out yit."
Sam said In low tone. But kin
10 In an asst I'm"
He stepped softly within. leaving
Norbert waiting. and went to the door
Of the sickroom. The door was open.
the room brightly lighted. as Eskew
had commanded when, little earlier.
he awoke.
Joe and Ariel were alone with him,
leaning toward him with such white
anxiety that the colored man needed
no warning to make him remain silent
In the hallway. The veteran was
speaking. and his voice was very weak,
seeming to come from great dis.
tance.
"It's mighty funny. but feel like |
used to when was little boy.
reckon I'm kind of scared-after all.
Airie Tabor--are you--hereT
YES. Mr.. Arp"
II thought-so--but IL don't see very
well-lately. I-wantel-to-know--to
know
"Yes-to knowf" She kpelt close be
side him.
Tts kind of-foolsh." re- whispered.
Il just wanted to know IL you was
still here. It--don't seem so lonesome
now that l know"
She put her arm lightly about him,
and he smiled aud was silent for a
time; then he struggled TO rise upon
his elbow, and they lifted him a little.
"It's hard to breathe" gasped the old
man. I'm pretty near-the big road.
Joe Louden"-
"YesT
you'd have been-willlng-wllllng to
thange places with me-just now
when Airie"--
Joe laid his hand on his, and Eskew
smiled again. 81 thought so! And.
joe
"Yes"
"You always-always had the-the
best of that joke between us, DO you
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1T tss der tsalo0n element" Mr. Far.
bach returned peacefully. dot does der
dghtln',"
"And you have considered my stand.
Ing with that part OF Canaan which
considers Itself the most respectable
sectIonT' He rose to his feet stand.
Ing straight and quiet. fnclng the Ia.
bic. upon which. II chanccd. there lay
a copy OF the Tocsin,
"uud yet" observed Mr. Farbach.
with mlldness, I'VE got some pooty
risbccdnble men right here"
Except me-" broke In Mr.. sheehan
grlmly, you have"
"IIave you thought of thls7" Joe
leaned forward aud touched the paper
upon the table.
1--WE hef," replied Mr.. farbach; "nll
Of us. You shall beat IT,"
There was strong chorus OF con.
firlnatlon from the others, and Joe's
eyes flashed,
Have you considered" he continued
rapidly, while warm color began 10
conquer his pallor-"haye you consid.
cred the powerful influence which will
be against me- and more against me
now, should tell you. than ever be.
fore-that influence. ] mean, which Is
striving 20 hard to discredIt me that
lynch law has been hlntcd for poor
Fear II | should clear hlmf Have you
thought of thatl Have You thought
"Ilaye we thought o. Martin PlkeT
exclaimed Mr., Sheehan, sprInglhg to
bis feet, face allame and beard brls-
tllng. Aye, we've, thought o Martin
Pike, and our thlnkln' Of him Is where
he begins to git what's comm 10 hI:n!
What dye stand there plckln' atrnwI
fer? What's the matter with ye5' he
demanded nngrily, his violence tenlo!d
increased by the long repression he had
put upon himself during the brewers
deliberate uttcrances. If Louie Far
bach and his crowd says they're fer yc,
/ guess we've got n chanst, haven't
yer
wait" said Joe II think you un.
derestimate Pixies influence
Underestimate the devil" shouted
Mr.. Sbeehan, uncontrolably excited.
"You talk about influence! He's been
the worst influence this towns ever
had-and his tracks covered up In the
dark wherever he set his ugly foot
down! These men know It, and you
know some but not the worst Of 1t,
because none Of ye live as deep down
in II as | do! Ye want to make
clean town Of It, ye want to make a
little heaven Of the Beach,
"And In the eyes Of Judge Pike" Joe
cut him off, "and Of all who take their
opinions from him. represent Beaver
Beach,"
Mike Sheehan gave wild shout
"Whooroo! It's comet knowed II
would The day l couldn't hold my
tongue, though passed my word !
would when the coward showed the
deed he didn't dare to git recorded
Waughp He shouted again, with BIZ
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"pot," replied tho brewer. "lss some
ding | shall tell YOU" He paused to
contemplate his cigar ave want you
bickoss you are der beat man fer dot
posltsion,"
"Loule. you mustn't make n mistake
at the beginning" Joe said hurricdly.
II may not ho tho kind of man You're
looking for, II | went in ile heal
tated. stammerlng, "It seems an un'
grateful thing to say, hut-but thero
wouldn't DO any slaekness-I couldn't
be bound to anybody
"Holt UP your hossesr' Mr., Farbach
once In his llfc was 40 ready to reply
that he was able 10 interrupt, "Who
hef you hecrt speak Off boundinsf lief
speakt on fnvorsf Dit | sAy der
shout be slackness In der city gofor''
ment3 l.ltseu to me. Choe," ic 70.
moved hIs contemplation OF hls cigar.
then proceeded: II hef been t'lnkln' II
ofer now couple years, | hcf mate
up my mind II some peobles IRE
gombelt TO keep der laws and odcrs are
not, dots great atwantitch 70 der
oders. Dot iss what iss running der
goundry. und dor peohles Iva com
mcncemcnt 10 take notice. Efer'vcres
In oder towns dor Las houseclcaning,
Dey are reforming und indiedln., und
pooty soon dot mofement comes here
shoo.er II we intent TO holt dor pariy
In power. we shout be a ieetle ahead
or dot mofcment NO when II shout be
here we hef Il goot administration to
fall beck on, Now. dere iss anoder
brewery opened und trying to sombete
mlt me here In Canaan. II dot brew.
cry owns der mayor, all der tsaloona
buying my beer must shut up at 'leven
o'rlock und Sundays. but der odera
keep open. II own dor mayor, !
make der same against dot oder brew.
cry. Now. am pooty sick OF dot
ways of hltsness uud lighting all times.
/ Also" Mr., Farhach added. with mag
nilrent calmness, my trade lsa larchly
owitsde off Canaan. und II lsa bcddar
dot here der laws shout be enforced
der same fer all, Iitsen. Chocl All ns
here beliefs der same way. fou hrc
square Der whole tsaloon element
knows dot und knows dot all voult be
treated der same. Mil you II voult be
fairness fer each one, Foolish pcohles
hcf salt you nrc n law trlcker. but we
know dot YOU hcf only mate der laws
brotect az well as bunIsh. Und NJ such
times as dey bet been broken you hef
made dem as mertslful as you coult,
I You are no tricker, We nrc willing 10
help sou make II n CLEAN town Oder
wise der flghtIn' v0ult 80 on until der
mofement strikes here nnd all der
granks wake up und we git fool re-
former fer mayor und der town goes
TO der dogs II try TO put In man
dot | own. der oder brewery lss goln'
10 fight like HI but u work fer you
II will not fight so hart"
But the other people" Joe objected.
"those outside OF what Ia called the
saloon element do you understand
how many Of them win be against
meY'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

" ron want 10 hare smooth saiiIng
ins Just Grant that every fellow totes
~ much cray Inatter In his pate as
on do, and your hearts ara Just about
he same slze. =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
LOCATED ON THE edge OF THE GREAT MESA
IN THE VALLEY OF THE GALLINAs

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
A PURE WATER SUPPLY.

No city In the whole world has a
pnrsr water supply than has Las We
gas. The Aqua pura Co., which oper
aies our water and leo supply, takes
tho water with which the city Ii sup
piled from the Rio Gaiiinss about
seven miles west OF tho town ami
carries II to I large reservoir 40 feet
higher than tho city and two miles
distant. The plant In Il gravity system
plant aud y complete In every de
iail ihe officers Of the company are:
W Y. Nones, president. and r., IA.
Iisreo, secretary and superintendent
Besh OF these gentlemen are from
Louisville, Kentucky. When th~ Tas
Vegas water plant was built ii was
oaiilt Tor NIL time, and III the city grows
all that win be necessary 10 accom-.
modats the larger population WIN In
the extension OF the mains. The atfi.s
tuas OF the company toward the nun.
hc has always been open and sincere
md there Ii none OF that antagonist,
that is usually found In cities he.
tween the people and the water com.
pany* This condition Ii accounted
fer ~ The fact that the company hss
only asked fair md equIt&hIe pries
for hoth water md ies ma Ia n~.~r
entieayoTsd "A take advsptAga of tho
t,sst Il I'M - competition. live
'.sEd III Hye has been the motto IN I'm
AwEIa Pura co. ~ 90 ss's - y J ~
!. me = sources of the water supply are
Ine sprlnss and the melted snow from
80 mountains and the water III dsiiy.
sred ~ the consumer IN Las vegas ai,. |
.oansely pure and free from disease
terms. certainly W. are 10 b. con. |
I1ssuastsd On tho purity ana whole |
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
LAS VEGAS.-.M GREAT MEADOW CITY

~>a@a o*~E kwea&2 sAuasaAa aeres q
~~@s a&a Aa~~aa&44a m&aSa Ut " @4ca As
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10 aeseaoa tAe4F fagnaa. xaa oAnegs
KS I'LL ta&ass. a great ampetas Aam
*ssA saFea aasa ao so&al eagrgy ana
ssak&seaa aai s0gRe Ut oar GxAa eaaaxeas
a4e o&#saaaaas EAas spgans to aevcaup
asa@tr aaraaA AE. asmasy Was lae FIRST
sssaa To aAsgesk tAs waaauaa and no
&s@&aas nj y steam pa0w aog The ateaA.
aAs@ oS aas paaaas ana As wa# tAs flrsa
@a@ 10 &saow Aas faith In the project
a% putting taaUasaad aoilass tatu ans
esas*Fpra@e. most Ut watch sum is so
a''s tahea out In the p.owlag OF land
by Mr.. w. III. Comssack. the owner
aud operator ef tho biz plow.
MIR Aoriey has tsss made arrange.
naents whereby he has she selling ol
the haTt EanGh. consisting af about
le.o'o acres Of the finest and raehest
aud In northern New Mexico. This
ranch 10 around Oaava, q station ON
she Santa Fe raalFuaa. ten mlles north
~aSs Of La Vegas. and none Of II Is
over seven miles from the station
snd 10 In easy reach Of either Las We
$as Or Watroas
Judge Hart, Of Washington. u. C..
ia the attorney who fought the battles
nj the grant through the United States
~ouTts and secured for the town of
| Is Vegas the 43l 900 acres OF land.
lila fee for this splendid service vas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
IHE GREAT MESA EDITION
OVER five HUNDRED THOUSAND Acres

and. above everything u market Inn
saaeaiatsay III hand capable of ufIlag,
ang every ponad OF pr&sdu&e thai can
he raised III prices considerably hsgh
eT than those of the eastern markets.
saea aTe the business c&snaitaoaS that
exist o. the Las Vegas mesa.
The city itself can he seen frum
only small portion OF the mesa a. ID
aesfles between the foothills, but the
ever pFvsent smoke ut her industries
rising over the hilltops deaates where
she sits. queen like. mistress Ut the
whole expanse. awaiting the day when
thousands Of earnest mi happy farm.
srs will till her fertile boil and pour
abundant harvest of almost untold
wealth into her lap That tha, Aay
10 fast approaching. none caa doab1
Lands on the mesa are being aough,
by a gooily number Of northern and
western farmers who will make /,
their home, TIE lands are sold Mt
attractive prices and are being sought
after by actual homeseekers.
The title TO this grant originates
with q decree Of the territorial aepa,
'ation OF New Mexico. made March
u. 1895. approved by the political
chief Of New Mexico on the following
lay. granting this tract Of land 10
certain named persons who were the
'rlEtnal settlers Of the town Of Las
Vegas. After New Mexico became
'art Of the United States, the gran,
vas investigated and approved by the
urveyor general Of New Mexico, DE
"ember IS. 1855
The Recommendation of the survey.
or general vas forwarded 10 ths Sec
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

fifty thousand dollars. lie took his
pay In his choice oi fifteen thousanu
4 res of land east of the railroad.
-. xlat dAal nf iaxsxrIvws1uu m
= u
lass III Isssos. Il ssss
months In selling land. this ranch viii
NIL be sold out I'm less than ninety
days. AMI hs should, for he has a
choice tract to Sell and the demand
for land In becoming greater every
day. We wish him success; he de-.
serves II. for no man In San Migues
county has contributed more during
the past year to our material pros.
perity. and, too, in a way that will
gather momentum ~ the years ge
by. than has MIR. Morley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
THE COLONIZATION or the Las
VEGAS LAND GRANT.

II IL a well established gaet that
northern New Mexico In full OF min.
eEa. resources. possessing almost every
known mineral from geld down to
coal, AM uniold wealth is hidden
away beneath the plains and in the
mountains waiting but the touch Of
Industry tn enrieh the nation. The
mount"tns. too. have u wealth ut lum-
her In the forests that adorn their
rugged peaks, hut the hspe Of northern
New MeAtco In not ln h@r mineral re-
sources. Aer lumber eanps or yet In