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The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

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leaves 10 minutes later for the east.
Local News.
John carp OF Malta Bend called
in to see us Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Gray have
three sick children.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. jain are back
from a pleasant visit at Tu,ia, Tex,
.Thos. O'Donnell was down from
Kansas City Saturday on business.
F. w. Baker and wife were here
from Malta Bend Tuesday shop
ping.
Claude, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
P. Luse is reported very sick of
typhoid fever.
MISS DuTlb IOllCl NU-D WIN III
~tertained Miss Sarah Stafford, of
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Cobb o:
ST. Louis were guests of John Hy-
land last week.
Mrs. Thomas Boatrigh. returned
last week from a short stay at
Hoehn, Colo.
FOR SALE-15 shares of Mar
shall Ice Co., Stock. Address X
Marshall Republican.
DR.. B. NJ. SPOTS and family are
back from a visit to Green Noun
tain Falls, Colo.
Miss Bessie CRUDE left Saturday
for Butler to assume he" duties
as teacher.
Mrs. S. j. Montgomery and
daughter returned Monday from a
months visit to Kahokia, Mo.
Mrs. j. j. Walkup, of Armstrong
was the guest last week Of her
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Brown.
CELSIUS Price, son of Gen. Sterling
Price, died at the Deaconess hos
pital in St. Louis Sunday night.
Miss Sophia McMahan who went
TO Kansas City to have he eyes
treated, is doing nicely.
Percy Garrard, of Gainesville,
Texas, spent his vacation here with
his mother, Mrs. Marian Garrard.
H. S. Tucker has purchased the
J. D. Edmonds residence on East
wood and expects to move to Mar
shall.
Capt. Alex Denny o: Roanoke.
was up Wednesday 20 attend 20
some business at the Bank o: Mar
shall.
Miss Velma Bullard OF Sweet
Springs visited the Misses Harry
man during the Chautaulua ses-
sion.
s DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Welsh attend
ed the convention of the Ameri-
can Veterinary Association in Chi
cago this week.
Fl. M. Meyer and family were
here last Friday from near E:tt!e
Rock and made this office a pleas
and visit.
Miss Bessie Fenwick had a pleas
ant visit in Marshall last week wi /
relatives. She will open the
Ruckner school Monday.
Sterling Redman left last Thurs.
day for Mason City, Iowa, wherf
he will teach science in the high
school the ensuing term.
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Edgar BarnhilI has sold his store
at Blosser TO Il. y Kiser and June
swisher, who have taken posses
sion. Mr.. Barhhifl Is undecided Al
to his future plans.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

S. A. Darling and daughter, Miss
Nellie and Mrs. s. T. Allen and
daughter, Miss Lucille, returned
Saturday from a months stay at
Co. orado Springs and Manitou and
report a pleasant time. Miss Luz
ellie is much improved in health.
M. l. Barron, G.. A. Barron, VIM.
Moore and ]. M. Holloway are back
from a cross country drive to
Bates county, where they visited
several weeks with Levi Barron
and other friends and prospected.
They report a fine time.
j. A. Dennis of near Napton who
attended the Chautauqua here last
week said he enjoyed his recent
visit to the G. A. r. Encsmpment
at Salt Lake City immensely.
Among the pleasant incidents was
the meeting of an old comrade of
1913.
The Marshall Camp w. o. W. will
hold a picnic in Parrish's grove
in the northeastern suburbs of
town next Thursday. The Mar
shall band will furnish music A
good program and plenty If re-
freshments will be features OF the
picnic.
Miss Lizzie Berkenhauer, of Kan
sas City, and Miss Mary Smith of
Marshall, are guests this week at
the home OF Fred Ludwig, east of
town. Henry Ludwig will accom-
pamy Miss Berkenhauer back to
Kansas City tomorrow to attend
school this winter.
c. B. Ahlf went to Kansas City
Sunday morning to visit his broth
err, j. F. Ahlf, at the Mo. Pac. hos
pital, who was sent there from
Sweet Springs three weeks ago
because Of an accident. He was
working on the section at Sweet
Springs when a steel rail fell on
his foot cutting off several toes.
They were patched on again and
he Is doing nicely. 2
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Among the teachers who have
taken "a big forward step this
term are the Misses Mary f. and
Beulah Luse, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Luse, OF south OF town
They received grades in the June
examination that qualified them
for higher positions. Miss Mary
this week took Up her work as in
4 termediate/ teacher at Fairvjew
Lafayette county, and Miss Beulat
4s primary teacher Of the Fillmore
ANDREW county school. Snccsvs 4
them
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Miss Rachel Hunter is a guest at
Rev. j. E. McDonald's.
U. G. Hoffman says he expects
to complete his work of remodel
ing Thos. j. Fitzsimmon's residence
northwest of town this week.
Misses Mollie and May Johnson
Lincoln School graduates, left Sat-
urday morning for Jefferson City
to attend Lincoln Institute.
Misses Florence Schieszer and
Lucy Ruff accompanied by Mr..
Crockett attended a party given at
his home west of Marshall last
week.
Misses Bessie Fenwi:k, Annie
Herndon and Stella Railey at
tended the C~hautau4ua at Mar
shall last week, and visited at Mrs.
w. L. Herndon's.
Henry Niemeyer and wife were
here from Hardeman Saturday. Mr..
Niemeyer said he expected his par
ents to return from their Western
trip whis week.
Mrs. F. Brzuchalski, OF near
Shackelford, was here last week
nursing her brother, James Black,
who has been very low Of typhoid
fever the past several weeks.
FOR SALE-An extra choice so
acre farm, well improved. Very
reasonable If sold soon. For
further information inquire at L.
A. Brown, rid. 5, Marshall. If.
Robert Campbell, ST., writes us
from Lenheim, Canada, saying he
is enjoying the cool breeze of Lake
Huron. He expects to return in a
few days.
Morris and Byrd Jones of Lex
ington visited old friends in Mar
shall last week. They with their
father M. T. Jones will leave short
ly for California to reside.
J.sT. Rhoades and son, Edwin
left Friday for their new home in
Calispel, Mont. The daughters,
Misses Lillian and Ely, will join
them shortly.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Samuel Thomas is repapering and
fixing up several storerooms in
the Martin block and expects to
open up a restaurant in several
days.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Wednesday figuring with the
a%cetyelne light people for plant
for his new 10-room residence
which he is just completing. We
understand the house is modern in
all respects.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

III q ~ ohb
fixing up several storerooms in
the Martin block and expects to
open up a restaurant in several
days.
Mrs. Walter Cameron, who was
very ill in st. Luke's hospital, in
Kansas City, last week, is much
better. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. NJ. Spar went up Saturday to be
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hagedorn
ire both home from their vacation
and will go to housekeeping on
Brunswick Ave. The latter's moth
er will spendt he winter here with
them.
Miss Mary Cook; OF Stahl, Mo-,
arrived Monday morning to at
tend the Marshall high school. She
is a sister of Mrs. A. c. Putnam
and will make her home with Mrs.
Putnam.
We are told that while John
Hanley and Harry Holman were
fishing north of town Sunday the
latter got into the quicksand and
had sunk to his chin before being
rescued by Mr.. Hanley. ,.,,,, g
Mrs. Alice Fulkerson returned
Thursday from an extended visit
to Billings, Montana; the Seattle
Exposition and other Western
points. She will remain for the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dur
rett.
F. F. Valentine, of north of town
sold his farm of So acres on Thurs
day of last week to Geo. Hahn at
500 per acre. Possession March 1.
Mr.. Valentine wants to remain in
Saline if he can find something to
suit him.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Balthis are
back from their Eastern wedding
trip. Mr.. Balthis said We deserv-
ed a good trouncing for the write.
up we gave him, but his wife in
terceded for us and we fortunately
escapedi. ) "
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August Petry, Of Nelson was up
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

U. G. Hoffman says he expects
to complete his work of remodel
ing Thos. ]. Fitzsimmon's residence
northwest OF town this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Misses Mollie and May Johnson
Lincoln School graduates, left Sat,
urday morning for Jefferson City
to attend Lincoln Institute.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

August Petry, of Nelson was up
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Miss Rachel Hunter is a guest at
Rev. J.. E. McDonald's.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Misses Florence Schieszer and
Lucy Ruff accompanied by Mr..
Crockett attended a party given at
his home west of Marshall last
week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Misses Bessie Fenwi:k, Ami
Herndon and Stella Railey at
tended the Chautauqua at Mar
shall last week, and visited at Mrs
w. L. Herndon's.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

S. A. Darling and daughter, Miss
Nellie and Mrs. s. T. Allen and
daughter, Miss Lucille, returned
Saturday from a months stay at
c Colorado Springs and Manitou and
report a pleasant time. Miss Luz
ellie is much improved in health.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Henry Niemeyer and wife were
here from Hardeman Saturday. Mr.
Niemeyer said he expected his pal
ents to return from their Western
trip wills week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

Mrs. w. B. Drinkerd, who has
been at Miami the past two weeks
nursing Miss Annie Drinkerd
through "a fever reports hei
much better.
The Marshall republican., 1909-09-10

J.gT. Rhoades and son, Edwin
left Friday for their new home in
Calispel, Mont. The daughters,
Misses Lillian and Ely, will Join
them shortly.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
TARIFF CAUSE OF TROUBLE.
HoosfER REPRESENTATIVE COM
RLAiNs or LACK or iNFoR-
NATION ON TARIFF.
HEPBURN ENDS DISCUSSION
HAS FLOOR AND TAKES UP LEAD
SCHEDULES REFUSING 70
GIVE WAY FURTHER.

Washington. May 10. Senators
Aldrich and Beveridge INDUCED in a
tilt this morning when the senate
convened Beveridge referred to the
speech of Carter of Montana, in
which the latter referred to the
abundance Of information at the dis
posaI of senators on the tariff. He
then had the clerk read an extract
from the speech of McCumber in
which the latter complained Of the
lack of information at hand. The
clerk also read an extract from a
speech Of Aldrich saying that he had
no knowledge Of what occurred in
the ways and meaRs committee. Aid
rich then said sarcastfcally that he
had not the ability Of the senator
f1,a4 Indiana, hut II the latter would
devote little time to the study Of
these questions, be would serve the
country better than BY proclaiming
his lack Of information. Senator
Hepburn having the floor, refused to
give way further and took up the lead
schedule
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
Y. N. C. A WILL START
membership CAMPAIGN

Beginning Wednesday morning.
May 18th. and continuing till night of
Tuesday, May 18th, the Las Vegas
Z. M. G. A. will prosecute vigorous
campaign for members and sufficient
subscriptions to guarantee its ex.
pense budget for the coming year.
An executive committee Of five
have been busy during the past two
weeks, maturing plans and making
necessary preliminary arrangements
for the campaign. The canvass will
be conducted under their supervision
and direction. In addition to this
executive committee, ten committees,
composed of five or more men each,
have been organized. An enthusias-
tic meeting of these committeeman
was held at the Y M. G. A. building
last Friday evening, at which plans
of the campaign were outlined and
discussed and names of prospective
members and subscribers were divi-
ded among the committees.
All the time possible will be spent
by these men during the campaign
week, interviewing these people, and
if any man or boy in Las Vegas
misses an opportunity to join or CON
tribute to the support of the Y. NJ c:
A. work, 1t will pot be the commit
teemen's fault.
Following is a list of the commit
teemen:
Executive comnittee-G. H. Kin
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
EXPLOSION IN PETE
CIDDIO TAILOR SHOP

An explosion occurred at the Pete
Ciddio tabor shop on Grand avenue
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock
which aroused the town and caused
both fire departments to turn out, but
little damage was done. The gaso-
line lamps in the store we're burning
poorly and the proprietor went down
in the basement and began pumping
up THE air. In some manner gasoline
escaped in the room and an explosion
resulted. Mr.. Ciddio had his eye
brows, mustache and hair scorched,
but was uninjured. The glass was
blown out of the windows and doors,
and the building shaken up, but the
stock Of goods wss damaged but very
little
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
THOUSANDS VIEW CEREMONY
PRINCIPAL FEATURE is THE
DRAWING or THE sIMlTER
OF osMAN /.
ATTENDED BY FULL REfINUE
GOVERNMENT is NOW TAKING
HOLD or RELIEF WORK IN
ADANA PROVINCE.

Constantinople,s May l0.-Mehmed
V. sultan of Turkey, today became
the official ruler of the empire when
he went through the ceremony Of
girding on the sword. which CORE
spends to. coronation.
The sultan proceeded In a launch
from the palace to the mosque where
the rite was performed. He was at
tended by the grand vizier, Sheik u
Islam. the members Of the cabinet,
chiefs of the army and other OFFICIALS
when he drove to the top Of Kapou
palace. six miles distant, to kiss the
robes of the prophet.
At Ayoub mosque, Mehemed "
drew the scimiter of his ancestor,
Osman /, founder Of the Ottoman
empire, and standing in front OF the
group Of buildings called the sublime
Forts raised the weapon on high and
by this act took possession OF the
Turkish empire. The shouting Of
people, a fanfare of trumpets and the
rattle Of musletry burst forth and
above all was heard the chorus Of
school boys chanting the Midhat
Pasha chorus.
The government IS taking hold Of
the relief work in Adana province
with vigor. 1t was announced today
that s150,000 had been sent there.
The grand vizier and Ferid Pasha.
the minister Of the interior, received
a deputation of the Armenian clergy
and laity yesterday. The delegation
was headed by AI'scharani, the repre-.
sentative of the Patriarchate, who
was assured, that the government
would inquire thoroughly into the
Adana massacres and severely punish
those guilty of melting them. The
minister said the investigation would
be conducted by a military court.
Ferid Pasha told the delegation
that eight physicians had been sent
from Smyrana to Adana and that sew
era1 also had gone there from Con
stantinop1e.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
NEGRO MADE GUN PLAY
and WAS CALLED DOWN

William Boylan, deputy sheriff re-
sicing on the La Garita, arrived in
Las Vegas last evening, having in
custody Tomas Macs. negro. whose
brother met death at the hands of a
posse some weeks ago, while, with
smother. who also at last bit the dust,
he was attempting to kidnap young
eirl from the Boylan ranch.
j. seems that the surviving brother
went to Boylan's house and made a
gun play which didn't go this time,
Billy Boylan stubbornly refusine To
dance cake walk as he did before.
Macs was to be arraigned before
Judge Trinidad sena in Precinct No
5 this morning on the charge of ear
rying weapons and making threats.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10

the attitude of the legislative council
in refusing to pass bills led the house
of delegates to refuse to pass the
necessary appropriation bills.
Mr.. Taft discusses the acts Of the
Legislature and the council in details,
end says the facts recited demon
strate the willingness of the repre-
sentatives of the people in the house
of delegates to subvert The govern
ment in order to secure the passage
OK certain Legislation. The question
whether the proposed legislation
should be enacted into law was left
by the fundamental act to the joint
action of the executive council and
he house of delegates as the legfs-
lative assembly.
The president says the house of
delegates proposes Itself to secure.
this legislation without respect to the.
opposition of the executive council
''or else to pull down the govern
ment.'.
This growing spirit shows that too
great power has been vested in the
delegates. The message presents an
exhaustive economic review Of con-
ditions on the island, its trade and
wealth. its improved educational fa-
cilities.
It points out that there never was
a time in the history of the island
when the average prosperity of the
Forto Rican has been higher. his op-
portunity greater, his liberty in
thought and action more secure" For
The first time in its history. Porto
Rico, he. says, is living under laws
enacted by its own legislature.
The president points out that If the
'solto Ricans desire change in the
Tolrn of the Foraker act this is a mat
er of congressional consideration,
dependent upon the effect OF such a |
'hange on the real political progress
n the island. Such a change, he
avs, should be sought, in an orderly
say and not brought to the attention
( congress by aparalyzing the arm
( the existing government
The president says that the fact of
he Porto Ricars forgetting the gem
rosity Of this government should not
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
BOTH Will TAKE An APPEAL
THE TWO PRISONERS COLLAPSE
COMPLETELY WHEN THEY
HEAR SENTENCE.
CLAIM OTHERS IMPLICATED
COUPLE STATE THEY WILL RE-
VEAL NAME or THIRD PARTY
WHICH WILL BE SURPRISE.

Mercer, Pa, May 10.-James II.
T;oyle and wife, Helen Boyle. com
vicsed of kidnapping Willie Whitla,
were given the maximum sentence
today when Boyle was sentenced to
life imprisonment and his wife to
twenty-five years In the penitentiary-
they will begin their sentences at
once through an appeal to the SUI
preme court will be taken.
Boyle declares that Pittsburg
lawyer in high standing has been en-
gaged and will plead the cases. He
says the name OF prominent third
person will be made known which
VIII shock the country. He says he
has been made butt Of in the case
| and viii make others who are guilty
suffer.
Roth Boyle and 1is wife esllapsed
completely upon hearing their SEN
fences. when started hack to jail.
Boyle managed to walk with assist
;.ncc down steps, but on reaching the
front door he became limp and had to
be carried to an amnibus which car
ried him to jail Mrs. Boyle was
even worse. She had to be carried
down three flights Of stairs to the
street.. She was carried into vehicle
and then into Jail, where she wept
Because of their con-
dition it was considered un-
necessary to manacle them. Boyle
bad nothing to say when sentenced
and the Judge told him the heinous
nature of the crime he had committed.
in ancient times the punishment
was DEATH said the Judge, "but the
law Is more 1enient."
Mrs. Boyle declared herself innocent
and thought the evidence fiimsy, but
the court said that was matter for
The jury.
That the threats of Mrs. Boyle of
/ double suicide were not idle was
shown today by the discovery of
.azor hidden in the necktie of Boyle.
Mrs. Boyle had taken quantity OF
Morphine in the night. but it had only
he effect of making her sick. All
things have been taken
rom Boyle and his wife. Both are
carefully watched.
Sheriff Chess believes that it was
3oyle's intention to kill his wife and
himself last night Boyle asked per
mission to visit his wife's cell last
light, but was refused, the sheriff be-
ng suspicious A vagrant in jail
,aid he loaned Boyle the razor to
,have himself. A special guard has
,een place over Boyle and wife.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10

kel, chairman; B. T. Mills, A. H. Ifar'
Iris, J. H. stearns, w. ]. Barnes.
In. NJ. S1ndt. f. j. Wesner, r.
A Morley, D. E. W. Layton, DR.. M
miller.
FL. Van Valkenburgh, j. S. TIof.
Ter, DR.. F. H. Grail. r. A. johnson, DR..
|B. S. Gowen.
Sc. Fl. sporleder. O E. Burch, ].
Reynolds. j. G. Sharp, NJ. q. Dutt.
4-W. @. 0gle. ]. H. York, F. B.
January, R. 7. Long, H. g. Coors, jr.,
n. Fl. Moen.
81 H. @. Brown. G. w. G. Ward.
=. a. culIey, pr. E. B. Shaw. J. L.
Tooker. w. H. Springer.
g. D.. L. Bachelor, H. w. Kelly.
w. G. Hayden, r. Davidson, Jas Cur
ry. Chas O'Malley
R. r. LarRin, Dr. r. K. McClan-
ahan, VIII shiIlingslaw, Antonio Lu-
cero, DR.. ]. s. Raisin, Rufus Mead.
s-AIex connell, VIM 7. Blest, ]. $,
Nelson, Joseph Slndt, Chris Wertz.
9-Frank Williams, A.C. Erb, G.
L. Lloyd. G. M. Carey, Ed Comstock,
A. M. Comstock.
Walter Bierman. Ike Davis,
Oscar Gosch, H. Erie Hoke, Lorenzo
Delgado, r. B. schoonmaker, B. Kra-
mer, Al. A. SENEGAL.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
IMPORTANT WITNESS
PROBABLY MURDERED

Cheyenne, May 10.--William Garri-
son, who gave important evidence be-
fore the grand jury in the investiga-
tion of the raid on the A1leman and
Emge sheep camp when both the lat
ter and sheep herders were murdered
by a masked gang, was found with a
fullet hole in his head and one
through his heart near the river. An
investigation today tends to show that
he did not commit suicide. :.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
JAPANESE NARSHlPs
SAIL FOR SEATTLE

San Francisco. May 1O.--At the end
Eof ten days visit, marked by a
round Of dinners and entertainments
for Rear Admiral Ijichi and the Off
GERS of the Japanese fleet. the cruis-
ers iAso and Soya departed this
morning for the north. Crowds lined
the waters edge as the ships sailed
out of the harbor and disappeared
over the horizon. The cruisers win
be at Seattle on June / to participate
in the opening of the Alaska Yukon-
Pacific exposition.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
GRAND JURY TAKES UP
CASE AGAINST HASKELL

Tulsa, Okla, May 1O.-The grand
jury again today took up the inves-
tlgation Of the town lot cases being
pushed by the government. They are
the same cases In which indictments
were returned last winter against
Governor Haskell and six other Okla
Romans. The allegations in the
cuashed indictments were conspiracy
10 defraud the Creek Indian nation
in connection with the scheduling of
Msskogee town lots in 1902. Sylvester
Rush, Of Omaha, viii again have
charge of the investigation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
Presented with Watch.

J. NJ. Moran, manager for the Arm
our Packing Co., at Trinidad, Colo,
who has been promoted to the New
York City district, was presented with
a gold watch by the other employees
- the branch there. Mr.. Moran left
for New York to take up his new
work. d. ]. Heron, of Las Vegas,
has succeeded Mr.. Moran at Trini-
dad.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
fire THREATENS TO
DESTROY NARA VISA

Ell Paso, Texas, May 10.-Fire
threatens to destroy the little town
If Nara Visa, in northeastern New
Mexico. The blaze started in the ho-
tel this morning as a result of an
overturned lamp and was still burn
ing when the telephone exchange
caught fire and communication was
stopped. At that time forty thous-
and dollars damage had been done.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10

Marriage licenses have been grant
ed at the county clerks office to
Eugenio Sanchez, aged AZ years. and
paz sanchez. % years, both residing
at Rociada; also to Jose Elizio Baca'
GA years, and Maria Isabel caade-
laria 81, both Of Chupaderos.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-05-10
Fires Do Great Damage.

zitacuaro. Mexico, May 10.-Hun-
areds of people are On the verge Of
starvation in the mountains Of this
district following the forest fire which
has already done damage to the
amount Of half million dollars, kill
ing live stock and sweeping over
farms. The fires are still raging.