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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
STONE AFTER AUTO RECORD

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 4.-Driver Frank
Stone, in a Columbia roadster, was IL
minutes behind the round trip recorti
in arriving here today on his attempt
to lower the round trip automobile
record between Los Angeles and San
Diego. He arrived at 1910 and de-
parted at 10:141a. The machine was
in excellent condition. With no bad
luck he should lower the record, as
he made up his lost time by his very
short stay here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Automobile Notes

The capital stock of the II. o. Harri-
son company, Peerless agents in San
Francisco and Los Angeles, has been
increased from s50,000 TO 100000. The
original allotment Of 1910 cars for the
two Harrison companies was Is, but
this was later increased to 90, as the
prospects for 1910 business on the Pa
ciic coast are particularly bright.
According to number of authori-
ties, French roads are good, not be-
cause of any superiority of road max
ing material. nor because the French
people possess any special talent for
road building. but because the initia-
tive in matters pertaining to the pub
lie highways is taken by highly trained
engineers and administrators under
the direction OF the national govern
mept
Benzol is being used more and more
extensively in England and Germany
for automobile motors instead Of gaso-
line. This substance is an impure ben
zine, a product OF coal distillation. con-
tanning 81 per cent benzine, Is per cent
toluene and per cent xylene.
A novel method OF renting cars for
the permanent use of customer Will
be inaugurated by a renting agency in
New York. The scheme viii enable a
user 10 have all the advantages of a
attached TO actual ownership. The
cars to be used are new; in fact the
Thomas factory will not begin deliver
les until late In September.
AS soon as an order for private car
is booked, and before the car leaves the
factory Ia Buffalo, it viii be painted
and upholstered in whatever colors are
chosen by the customer. his coat of
arms win be placed upon the panels
and the chauffeur viii be dressed in
private livery to suit.
Lewis Strang will make his debut
with the new eight cylinder Buick racer
sn the strafghtaway speed trials dur
ing the Lowell races. The car weighs
less than 1000 pounds, the frame being
underhung. 1t has no transmission,
being driven direct with a one to one
gear: has 2s inch wheels with tire lug
between each spoke. Two carburetors
are used to supply a sufficient amount
OF gas to the eight cylinders.
Wilfred Bourque, who was killed while
competing in the automobile races at
Indianapolis last Thursday, was to have
been married September II to Miss
Alexina Boivin of West Springfield, and
two of their friends, Prosper Dufresne
and Miss Eugene Parent, had planned
TO make the wedding a double cere-
mony. Bourque's fiancee was opposed
70 his racing. and he had promised her
that after the Vanderbilt cup event
this fall he would not race another car.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

the ball. This seems to be the natural
inclination of every player changing
from Intercollegiate to Rugby. Get
rid of the ball. don't hold it. otherwise
you are liable at some time to get
your team into a very tight fix. An
other fault which some of the soccer
reliance men make is to get off side.
Never willfully overrun the ball. Al
ways keep behind it. There are times,
or course, when a player becomes ''off
side" through the quick change of
play from one part or the field to the
other In such cases get ION side" as
quickly as you can.
Another glaring fault that all be-
ginners make is to continually knock
the ball forward with the hands. This
is bad breach of the laws, and When
done deliberately calls for drastic pen
alties. These errors are not confined
to the Reliance team alone, but most of
the high school teams Just taking the
game up are equally culpable. and IL
the players remember the faults and
refrain from carrying them out they
will find the game will become far
more open and faster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

SACRAMENTO FIRM BANKRUPT-Joseph
Goldman and a. T. Jurgenson. partners In the
Capital creamery. Sacramento. have filed a petit
tfon in bankruptcy. Their liabilities are
sII1G66. with $50 in available assets. Samuel
D. H. Bradford laborer of Little River. Men
docino county. has fled petition in bankruptcy
HIS liabilities are S433. 65 with $40 assets.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
Gposfalo 5. Oprlpgc Geroi

9p65 q | .. 0DrlGgc Jero1=
llano thor 5trute1 II, &jpge,
CT nfgooet beO 9p0e11.
- 6bp. SpefoDrlnge / @Gren 9.
s. @eltring er 0pb, IS Mar %galnnrel.
-Sognepreit %. 9. Gpalolen /
&pbeleo ct afgaaet peo 9poen / Ell
Mloer al So Mar.
8praoosme0len1, aobberimeo=
oennel ter 6. 81. Seniell, Nofifop, CT
ofgoo1t pcs 9poe1n, 68 Star gan1n1el.
Gen afbpoe bor beflebt flere offe,l-
lige SilliosDperp.
1bp. Strml0fogeb @eile @ejlc=
len al Iorl1bp pe0 Sjerring er bpb,
s73 Mar goumel. San bar ti0ligcrc
6ormano for @iprring Disfontofos=
les &eprGi entantlfnb.
- 5ogncpr91t / 8renocrllp pc0
8ogenle 8. g. 9ertel er ofgooet pco
-0gocn, IS Mar gonrmel.
- @org1ne1ter og 8pfogeo i Asof-
flop Hreben @osfier er ofgaoct peo
0poelL So Star gon1mel. Gen ofbp=
Sc bop6e pnret 8orgmelt ter og @p=
fogeo / Mofifop / {. IA Mor; bon bar
Meolem al 9perlfutteraaoet og be-
flnote %forifiellige andre Silliosbperp.
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O60e /
@jpbenbabn % Treocrifsbers.

@nfe Gene Mn6erlen. 8agerme-
iter Sieger's @nfe Dortbea. Heni.
Sfolelprer Mnbreas Miebael &nuos-
bauge. SIP. Nroprieter Sans SSH
liam Miellen. Bognmanb 6reberif
&tlbelm @pers. Greoeriffe @nnien.
Ggmrer 5grenien'S @ultrn. Stu.
Barber &leis &uitr11 Geroinanoine.
5tprman0 Sucob 2aurit5 Sanien.
Sefonolpitnant 8almir SSr1artuel 81
monlen. Somfru @briitine Mag6a=
le1re Sapmamr. Sbp. Sernbnn6ler
SSoban emil Dulgren. Maiftnpasier
5grenlen's @llitru Marie. Sfre0ber=
meter Mnbers Beoer Mielien. Ma-
nnfafturbonoIer 5borbol6 gricbien.
6abrifeier @arlien's @nfe 9lita. Sfo=
magermeiter SbDe's Gnfe CHARLOTTE.
Maifinmelter CHARLES gmilills Sob
sganrb. 8prffgrer 6ermm &ober1
@nu01en. Mltrer Sens Neter Mas,
musien's @l1itru SSobanne. 8prts-
bnsbolber Sons @eter 2arien
gol6meobinlper @britian @iele. On.
fe Bo6il Snnien. Sprperfer 9le
2arien. SIR. Brofuriit Gnrl 2orent;
8ie. gnfefru Mmalie Se0ptg Sogb
SIP. sa0elmoeermeiter Nie1s Mar.
Tin Nnber{e11. Doeriergent 2urien'S
lgnfe &ritine: Gbb. 8bmreribeni
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

6 i e II 5 0 III 3 \ a II S e | e i
@aaroeier 2arS Senien bar lolgt III
@ooro, Setter Sfalborg"z til tit
SIN, Sens Senien, Sfalborg. 6pl
Opcrto9elien al Gjcnoonmcn, bpiS
&eroi er aniat til 10000 SIR, ba1
aipbcren forpligtet Jig til at ipart
Mftngt til gelgercn al aopitalpurbi
5000 Ser.
@aoroejer $. s. Senieu bal
iolgt glleifopsgaor0 / 9iterlars pac
8ornbolm til lin sp,1, Oluf Scnic1,
tiol. @ier al Mltnfegaaro / &lene1rs,
fer. aigbeium $4,000 aroner.
6orpolter Matb. Sen en, Gle:
ifousgaaro / 9iterlars bar al @aaro-
eier CIR. 5penolen fipht 9itre Giles
gaorb / Mofer paa @orlrbolm for
$4,000 ar. lt6bo og @eiGtning mco=
fslger. Opcrtogelie 1. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

@n paalioclig 2G9e. Scr. Sa,nllcl
8orlano fra Scope, Micbigalt, i%friocr::
Ceres &l1rifo CT Sen enclte 9oftpr,
III bar / Dor 6ourilie. Sort Silent pil=
Sc life bore fulo1ten0igt uben oeu.
Maar bore Maboer feiler ltoget, le11=
ser Sc @uo ino til os % foar a1tri-
fo, og 6ern1e0 bprer hi life mere til
oeres 9Dg0om.
Gn Mobo, Mr. Sillotion, banoe
@l,llot, og 2eger11e iDntes at pere
ube al Stano til at biGlpe bam. San
tog en- 8loife &l1rifo, % set oare0e
fife lGnge, fgr ban bar pppe % gif
omfring. Son bar life bopt Sp9=
6onmnen iioen. @1 an6en Nabo,
Mrs. Sl1ll, bar meget ing al Ga
Grippe. @n Slo1fe &11rifo fl1rereoe
benoe iao gr11noigt, at FUN inben fort
9ib bar iitano til at bore oppe og
gjgre lit Sltsarbeioe. Sun erflnrer,
at Ser fife ct noge11 Meoici11, Ser
fan lommenltgnes me6 &1,rifp.
Set a6leite Grpf / MenneIfefaraf=
tcren font111er frem beo Maboers
@iGlplombe6, 11aar Ser er SDgbom.
@ar l11a11 for Saun6en en- SLATE al
en- poali0elig Meoicin iom Or. &e-
ter's &l1rifo, betpoer Oct i fri.
tiife Silfnloer vpirfelig Sialp". SUI
linber bar erfaret bette.
81. 8eter's &urifo er lite Ell Mpo.
Nefer=Meoicin, beller life Ell olmi11.
0eltg @an6elspore, men ct limpel,
5usmiobel, Iom faces birefte fra So.
boratoriet giernm 9ofala9enter
bpert Nabolag. STRIP til Or. Netel
6abrneD & Cons gonpanD, 1t2-
118 go. Sppnc Nbenue, gbicago
:lSH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
be IDiiebss EoIitiet 5Ia

a&fa8&k
'p g.Ir. go I
y oSe. S1o'1 elistaal aAl'lelotc
e11 RotaI1t'oe' oer a1oeloco pua
Aoltrl1p 9poeo9Qatp peo Slprr119, g 9
8aarne'ts Sorpai1er SEMEN Dapoe
forppet Golof0gt tntoo aDenoe. 9pll1l
par GIT, % bel1oes Nta11o arbeloeoe
poa @aaroen. Jprpolterel1 blep al
bolot, me1t npgteoe at baoc begaaet
6orbrDbellen. 6orbprene tog long
5t0, Sd BET bar panifeligt at iaa fat
Ii Ell polf Golf; 9mntarf bar ne1l=
Zig fln1 Ell, cne1te loa0un, Ben be-
fien0te 3altor 8rtpeo ! Maribo, og
bn1 par Dptngct | 8l1lotti=MHrren.
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brelnnospe,tog B ieE NJ
sfrih ON 5oIfeoaffeIIifpn isettoers
inTInnn

SSlIIIIspW OptIepRIItiJRH 1aSpnUea
iplIano, s5
3obaf sapIen i Bel
y IL, ocr / nogle Mar bar pRret
iabn qilbagegang, bar for iioite Maf1
pGret l,al,uinbelig gob, og Iobaffe,
bar opnoact cit 9anife uinopanlil
8ris: 5tgrre &articr ct lolgt til &c
9re Gl11oef, me6ens ifior IL 81,
par ell ret a%lminOelig Gris. Get mac
ontoges, at ben fprbgiebe Iobafstolf
er cit me6Mrfenoe Mariag til Eris:
ltigningen, nrel, Garens &palitet ifal
ogim bore lerlig aoo. Slere gogit.
looniuger CT / Sc ii6itc 0age afguaei
fra &eltfDn til @orle1S % &ipben.
b0nn. Scr me1es, at Sobafsupler
poo Sun Ill, otter pil toge Spining.
SDllanb.
u osnbers 9 Draao bar
beotoget otter SSno1tilling al tefnilf
uomlg at tiltreoe oet enoelige &ipb
al SANDERS @a5p9rf.
6 6 TO a t c III II 8.
SEQ Mntcmningen oper 8ibebolnelie1l
al CHM &ro nfgopes 1874 ct. for
&rnbepillingen og 269 imo6.
9e / Ga 9 c. st al
2onoets plblte Mennclfer, 9l1eie Sire
BERTHE 9oblmarn / &1uoitrup peo
.@iborg ct bgb, 101 Nar gantmel.
6 b.r Sen g / ~
fes Mol=
borg ital ifglge @eil11tning / 8prua=
bets Mb6c opitilles paa Mptorp for
an &ompognibuiet.
9 ri fnet. Mrbeiosmun6 ST.
Muofen, 2egitbr, bar goaet us paa
2imfioroens S for at ifpoe 9gnoer.
SEQ Mggeriunb fol6t ban gie1uuem
Sien og or1,fne6e, San efterla6er Jig
en- ipaqeliq Gnfe oq ct 9arn.
@ilfeborg 80 a a.
b + t, ser bi6til eie6es al ct SIT
teresientlfab, er oberta9et at 9ircf=
tprerne 8eutben og 2arien. 6abri=
ten er puroeret til 100000 &,roner..
Den 6-r tie II . G,
Ser blep palgt til 8Draaosmc6lcm /
9anmorf, bar s6r,1 8o6il 9pDer / &iz
be. @enoes Mo11b ct Sen fia1ote
Genitreman6, @mtspejinipefter @pD-
CT.
sui e III g e. an t 0 :
/ / e +. Mrbeioet beo SulemGrfela @
,mtoriet CT gipet / @oDe6entreprile til
Murermeltreue Sanlen, &nu0ien og
Sunoeoei / &olbing for. en- lamlet
0perilagsium at 289,930 aroncr.
DiursIan6 @piifoIe
neo 3ruitrup Station poa @re1,aa-
banen er at &pjlfolef oritan6er S.
@ielien iolgt til fbp. @pjifoleforitan.
ser g. @anlen. &%ipbeiumnnet1 ct
ubetienot. Sbertagelie 1. Mpril
Ennfen ON Oprettelien at en- @piifole
peo Gnogbgi er 1ermeo opgioet.
6 8 y n6en So I g / t..
SEQ Oct ii6ite aomunebalg par
beIe SEN nDc Yh rsunobD" peo
&olin6 t,loiten6ig uoen 8algret.
8net, Der beltaor al IS stdtsbus=
nmnbsbuic, .altlagoes for b%alpanoet
Nor iiben. Men for at babe Galgret
forores Ser to Mors Spbolo / &ont11=
,1e,,.
en- forlig GtiIIing.
selegrofiit &iis fra 6re6ericia lei<
leoe / sirsbags G%fterm66ags / cit
aojaf no paa Gtranoiogt. @aioffen
fom imiolerti0 / 9rift mes Sien IT'S
efter &attegat. st 8ar Meu6 ileoe
til 8%aaoebapnen og foriegte / cit ST.
iferbaa0 at fomnle &iis til &ielp,
men no for @pbplun6 bar Sien for
paffet til, at Sc fnn6e fom11e bam
n9rmere ems 200 Mlen. &l. 5 gtf
Dnmpf9rgen uStrib" berub og fit
oem ollie tire tagne ombor6.
@n praftiif Dpfin NJ
be1e e. Bumpemoger gifilo 5fob
&om6rltp bar beo Siplp al Ben Sci
of Ia gour's biitoriife Spiif, Ser one
banoler @uge- 81 GrDfpun1pet1, OPP
Sl ~. er1~o m...L:r pY<L @L.a
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5onoerjpllano
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 5 . 5 81 5 il &. nnoe
ltor 1%eltagelie iproeoes forleoen 4
af Jlengborgs aloite 8orgere tioli
gere Bgofermeiter s. g. Ebomier
scr bar afguast peo Cohen / Ell Aloe
LAT o5 glar.
s ii nh t. i t s . { &c 81 i
. {. 2anoraao Rogge i Egnoe:
mofaIoer tplfc glaoe til ct Mpo
Ii ginglep. Ead 0ogsoroellen Itaa:
blanot ambct islgcnoe Nunft:: u0p
rettclie al Ell 6olfcbgidfole Noro
borg. Get er. lonr 6%eficnot, Sc,
enonu beparebc Gel ufS set gaml,
banife Norobor1 Slot, ocr5er fight q
ifal annenoes tit bette Brlg-
6 ~ III Il oois III ii 9. 8
III. Marts hlcp 5iencltefnrl S. sc:
Ebcrien, scr bar Naos hos @%oaroeje1
Sens 8bysien / apbe1bopeo, fulot til
Mmtsfprltanbcr Mcper / 5fobborg
og ubpi1t mcb II Cages @aricl. Gen
llopilte CT Spu al eli Optunt poo
ocn .anocn Gibc @rruoien. 6on far,
eiter bpoo Der n1eoocles, nngtet at
lobe lig n%atllrolilerc % maa oerfor
tooc mos sen Sfju6nc, scr par for
uoiet / aonpcntioncll.
Sc e I b c i 6s . c !
IS { ensborg 8. Magiltroten be-
|%tienbtgipr, at Nrbcioslgie, Ser bar
boet.2 Mar / @pcn llocn at baDe faoet
6ottigun1beritpttclic, fan faa ct 2aml
'of inbtil 12 Morf on llgcn. 2aa,et
ct rc1tefrit, men lfol betoles tilbngc
ON l,oglc Maa,eocr; set gjRl6er life
lo1n Dottigrmocritpttcllc 9pen for
itillet 10000 Morf til Maobigbeo til
Bette 6ormool. Sfplge ct tplf 8lab
6enDtter mango al Sc Mrbeibslgle Jig
al SilbuDct.
@so.a s II II y +"
.peo Sells or al sc. Eeterien lo1gt til
CIT Muno fra MelrSborgegl1en for Ell
Sum al 65,400 Marf. &ele @eint-
ningen og Mplsreoifober iplger meo.
Siltrnbelie ifcr til 1. Mpril. Sen
m,perenoe Gicr fip6te @aor0en for
ct Eor Star li6en og gop ga 10000
Mf. sc. &ctcrjen bar after figbt
Sens 6riis' Gien0om / @rgnnebnf
n1eb Siltrnoelle til 6oraaret. &jebe=
lltlnn1e11 er outre>1t $4,000 Mf.
Woorben, bpts Mreol CT IA @eftar,
CT inn,ft beliggcn0c beo @bousleen.
= III / ; [ y f t e t S . r.
TT t II IN $ S 0 t e agcn-
5 e. Get ret %6efjc10te og meget pnl=
tolte 6iifcrpgeri i Morpiun6 er MI
cnoelig blepet opluit iom selifab meo
6egren0iet @eftelie for at fu11ne Ii
fpiocre, Ell Sfinbnc, Ser lnnglt bar
.prrct foruolct at Sogfpnoige. Sore.
togen0et blep / III, Sis inorettet for
6lonot mtore 6or1rlaal ogiaa at tiere
Iortplfl1il1gen. Sill bem, ser inter-
cslercoe Jig meit for Sogeu, bgrte
looleoe5 2orOroob 8ecberer, og
&rcOsiparcfaslct ln0eritgttebe set
meo Benge. Driften bor paa mango
Moooer peret lfonoalgit ilet, og Ser
gift mol1ge onoortcoe &pgter ON Den.
Giene c pigefrig 6. Mr-
bciosmon0 9eifoloi S%et1ie1r's Gotter
/ Spa110et mootpg forleben Gag gjen-
nenl 5fplelereren Meobelelie ON, at
BUN life fltnbe blipe 0ispenieret for
Snnnalerifolel1, Dpis bun tog SieneItc
6os @aar0eier Gbr. Seltien / 6ier=
iteo, forbi - ban bapoe Nftier |
6oriomlingsbuiet. 'Det er me0 fulo
SIZE, noar Mifoloi Sel1len bepoer, at
set iao life oil bore m1ligt for bonl
at fin6e Ell pasielloe 3laos / Sognet
til lin Datter, tbi alle 2or,6m9nb,
nreo ltn0tagelle al ct 8ar %SSnooan0re-
Sc, Dar taget Gel / Spf6relien at 6or-
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tlelOl1uo W 1oHt44le Jtt2 w 9lAt1p,
men no for @pbplunb bar Sien for
paffet til, at Sc fun6e fom1ne bam
nermere ems 200 Mlen: &l. 5 git
9nmpfergen uStrib" oeruo og fiji
Dem ollie tire tagne ombor6.
CT proftiif 0pfi n.
bell e. @umpemoger @ifilo Sfob
&om6rup bar beb &ielp al Ben 9el
df Ia Gour's biitoriife Shift, Ser ont
ban6ler @uge- % Erpfpun1per1, op:
h1n6et cl 5lags Gentil, falbet Stop.
peren, iom fam anbringes paa EN- al.
min6eltg Irepumpe, bporpeo etboer,
Dofsent Menneife, 1,oen glnitrpngel.
ic, Fan polte 8an6 op al en- IS Mler
inb 8rgno. Stopperen bliper an:
hrogt / ct 2 5olnmers Sernrpr DC
paoiat Yumpen belt 11eDe pes &anbet
bror Sen lllffes op og / for bpel
Gang, man bepeger 5lagltange,1
Gems Mnbringelie bar itore 6or6ele
for BET fdrite letter ben @umpen;
@m,g %oberoroenlig og bepirfer til
lige, at 8anoet lite l9ber fra 0per
ipoa0en Qa16et lRns). Sen er men
at reparere, og felp ON 8l1lnpen iff
er fulofommen Iufttet. bill Der lige
fnlot fun1e poites Ban6. 6. Sfob
ser / 6en ienere Iib bar anbrog
abffillige at Stopperne Dmeenen
bpbe 8rgnoe, bar inobeitet mege
@os oerfor.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
ORA MORNINGSTAR
WORLDS CHAMPION
BILLIARD PLAYER
EASILY CARRIES OFF HoNoRs
At EIGHTEEN INCH BALK
LINE.
Defeats George r. sIosson In Final
Game cf International Tournament
at Madison Square Garden

4 New York, April S-Ora G. Morn
ingstar. of this city is the new worlds
champion at 1872 balk line billiards
having won the honor by tosea.tng
George F. Slosson in the final game
Of the International toprna a.ent at
Madison Square Garden concert hal!
last night.
] csides iaolng sne championship
emblem he gets ash pitze ci
5000 and 40 per cens gate ;crsiI.s,
and entry money.
George Sutton. of Chicago, gets sec.
ond prize, 20 per cent of the money;
George Slosson, of New York, and A.
G. Cutler, Of Boston, get third. The
score:
Morningstar, 500; Closson, 214.
In the afternoon game Cutler de-
feated Calvin Demarest, of Chicago.
Score:
Cutler, 500; Demarest S75.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
full MARATHON DISTANCE
ENTIRE COURSE is TWENTY-slxi
MILES AND THREE HUNDRED
AND EIcHTY-FIvE YARDS.
|DORANDO IN LEAD AT START
Islx CONTESTANTS IN ALL, IN
cLuDlNc LoNcRoAT. sHRUBB
AND HAYES. s

New York, April 8. II Thousands
watched the greatest Marathon race
ever run when this afternoon at the
national league ball park, six of the
greatest runners of the present time,
started on a full Marathon distance
of 26 miles, 1856 yards. Ten thousand
dollars in prizes will be divided
among the winners. Five thousand
will go to the winner, $4,000 to the
second and $1,000 to the third and
fourth. Six of the worlds famous
runners who started are: Tom Long
boat, the Canadian Indian; Dorando
Pietri. the Italian; Alfred Shrubb,
the English distance runner; Henri
Styves of France; John j. Hayes,
winner of the Olympic Marathon,
and Matt Maloney, who holds the am
ateur record. Dorando took the lead
at the crack OF the pistol.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
Republican Love feast.

There will be veritable republican
lovefeast at Mackels hall on the wesi
side, commencing at o'clock sharp
lie not before that hour. and contin
uing Indefinitely There will be re
freshments, music and other pleasure
BILE diversions.
l. is understood that seven well.
known citizens will renounce their al
legiance to the democratic party and
announce their affiliation hereafter
with the republican party, among the
number, Fidel Ortiz, late democratic
candidate for sheriff of San Miguel
county; also Abel and Adelaide Ia
foya.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
BAD WEATHER DELAYS SHIP
PREPARATIONS FOR RECEPTION
HAD BEEN MADE ON GRAND
SCALE.
king WILL NOT MEET TEDDY
SAYS THAT 1T is EXCEEDINGLY
DIFFICULT FOR HIM TO
LEAVE ROME.

Naples, April 81 Disappointment
was keenly felt here, owing to news
that Roosevelt will not be able to
spend the expected two days in the
city. Preparations for his reception
have been made on grand scale in
hope that the former president would
stay two days and the report that he
will be here but a few hours caused
genuine sorrow.
The Hamburg will arrive Monday.
1t was due Sunday, but will not ar
rive until Monday owing to bad wea-
ther. Despite this they say the
steamer Admiral, on which Mr..
Roosevelt win be passenger to
Mombassa, will leave Monday night.
Mr.. Roosevelt therefore win have on
~ d few hours here and this fact has
upset all the plans Of the people of
Naples to receive him.
IT is doubtful if Roosevelt meets
the Duchess Of Aosta. as his stay
will be too short. The prefect Of po-
lice has ordered detachment of
picked carbineers to guard the docks
on the arrival of the Hamburg Mon
day afternoon to prevent a possible
breach of peace as well as to- stop
the opportunities of the public. En-
peror William has instructed the
German consul at Naples to greet
Roosevelt for him and to present a
message of greeting.
King Denies Reports.
Rome, April 3.-The Tribuna prints
an unofficial denial that King EN-
manuel will meet Mr.. Roosevelt or
take him to Messina This seems to
be confirmed by what the sovereign,
said to Ernest Bicknell. national d.
rector of the American Red Cross
whom he received yesterday after
noon. The king told Mr.. Bicknell
that he was going to Messina, but
that he could not decide when he
would do so since it was difficult for
him to leave Rome. The king dur
ing the audience was most affable
to Mr.. Bicknell and told him that
Italy never would forget the generos-
ity of America during the earth
quake.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
POTTER NOW.
IN SANTA
FE Pen
ALLEGES MURDERER OF PooLER
TAKEN TO CAPITAL FOR
sAFEKEEpING.
JUDGE ORDERS HIS TRANSFER.
WAS HEAVILY GUARDED WHILE
CONFINED IN JAIL
JUDGE ORDERS HIS TRANSFER
WAS HEAVILY GUARDED WHILE
CONFINED IN JAIL
AT TAOS.
EXCITEMENT WAS INTENSE
SAID TO HAVE SHOT HIS VICTIM
TO DEATH THROUGH WIN
DOW or HIS HOME.

Santa Fe, N. NJ. April 3.-Captair
Ere Fornoff Of the territorial noun
ted police end Sheriff Quintana ar
rived in Santa Fe over the Denver &
Rio Grande at o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, bringing with them Alvin Pot
ter. charged with the murder in cold
blood at Taos. March 26. Of R. @,
Pooler, chairman of the democratic
county central committee Of Taos
county, and a prominent citizen of
that section.
The officers were instructed to
bring Potter for safe keeping to the
penitentiary by Judge McFie. hurry
ng to the scene OF the murder di-
rectly after it occurred, as the ex-
citeraent was intense IN Taos and
violence was feared. The prisoner re-
fused to talk and was hurried to the
penitentiary by the officers.
Taos has resumed its normal
quietude. The prisoner acted. as If
he were absolutely ignorant of the
crime with which he is charged. Ac-
cording to reports Pooler was shot
to death while sitting at table in
his house in the evening, the assas-
sin firing through the window with a
Winchester. Potter had on him when
arrested after the shooting weapon
Of the caliber of the bullet which
killed Pooler. The murdered man,
who was seated beside lamp, fell
into the arms of his wife when struck
and died in few seconds.
Potter, it is alleged, made threats
against Pooler. The alleged murder
er was heavily guarded in the Taos
Jail to avert lynching.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
convicts Escape.

Three convicts escaped Thursday
night from the camp at Lynn, N. M,
where they we're employed on the
scenic highway. The alarm was Civ
en- and officers at Santa Fe called
Two of the men returned early yes
terday forenoon and the remaining
one was found in Ration and given
over to Sheriff Hixenbaugh, and is
7ow in the county jail. His name is
Ben Cox. His number is 2209.
Captain Felipe Lopez yesterday
brought in Antonio Martinez, convict
No. 2OSO, one Of the. runaways. He,
with George Cox, the coloreds convict,
who escaped at the same time, win
be returned to Santa Fe and put in
close confinement to- finish their
terms.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-03
PAYNE TO HEAR FROM
AN old SWEETHEART

Chicago, April 3-@An old sweet
heart of mine," will be Serene
Payne's exclamation, when he re-
ceives one of the many thousand
missives from women in protest
against the tax on gloves and stock
ings. A woman in a department store
yesterday, asked to sign monster
petition, said:
Il will do more than thai. r VIII
write to him and it will be the first
time in 23 years. The last time /
wrote. said it was the last time,
and think he viii be surprised when
he gets a protest from me-"