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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

". B.-FoIlowins schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New
Orleans. AsHeviIs. Chattanooga. Memphis
8. $50 a. m.. and 1913 2. ID. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga.
Memphis New Orleans, 1910 p. m
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
$40 p. ~ daily.
L. 5. BROWN General Agent
e 2
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AUCTION SALE9

THOMAS BOWLING 81 co. Aucu9neers-
Gt- j. ST. n "
on Wednesday February a, 1909, at u
O'Clock We viii sell al public auction. al 6l-
" W. 10 pay storage charges. goods
and cnatteIs stored in the names of PAGE
n BAYLOR, MORRIS s. KING. MISS Is.
FIELDS and MR.. HUGHES.
feIfl7.1S lg ZGE8
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

FOR SALE OR LEASE-On car line. 10
acres; suitable for COlored picnicking grounds.
picturesque cent fare. Apply SIS 18Th 81
". ". ia27-tf
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Offerings IN the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale
FOR SALE-RIVERDALE, MD.
Groom house, sewer connection. pebble dash.
slate roofs large lots all modern improve
Also Groom house. large rooms. bath.
steam heat; gas light: both on easy terms.
For PARTICULARS apply Lu
j. A. BLUNDON.
RI\ERDALE, MD, OR
1905 L ST. y. w.
fel5st
Buy A HO&E IN RIVERDALE.
Cas- Electricity Pure Clear Water.
FOR 5aLE-Oua Groom house, with hot and
l3il uatAs sewerage. heated with hyt-alr
furnace. cellar under entire house. Tot ak
lyvi with chicken house and runs AL i'm fine
condition Price $780, TERMS sl00 cash and
ONE SIN-ROOM and bath house. entirely
new, with 10000 square feet Ct Erluud. good
location and ON good concrete walks o. both
car Nness on monthly payments IT SO.
ALSO have several other places To- offer for
sale and rent, or can build 90 suit.
CLAUDE WARREN, Manager.
RlEerdale. Ma. 1t
SUBURBAN LOTS FOR SALE. ], 2 9. 3
acre villa sites fOr sale, near Conn. ave and
Cleveland Park, high-Class properly with
building restrictions j. WALTER OBOALE,
80 Bond Bldg. 81 263. fel6-5t
IL YOU are looking for the REST tract in
/ the city for a subdivision, right on the best
car line, and on grade. an cl,y improve
meuts. consult 81. WALTER D'BOTLE. $50
Bond Bldg. H. 268. fel6-5t
COLLEGE PARK. lID.-Hauds0me modern
suburban hoaaei carefully and substantially
1 built; tWo-and-a-dalf-st1ry frame dwelling
rooms. bath, and large attic, dry cool
cemeuteI cellar under entire house with slate
roof hpt-Dater heat pleasantly located on
d" FHTH %
sErubbeTy. Terms moderate Address GEO.
| u. tALNEEtT. College Park nd. fel6-7t'
TO HOME SEEKERS AND SAFE IN
NEARBY cry ~ ~ ~ ~ RtfoDE fsr.A>-i7
AVE, AT ACREAGE PRICES.
Few r-allze thar Washington City is des-
tined the near future 10 be one Of the
! most pJpulous and greatest cities in America
every capital or every great nation is. q ne
/ ~ =. u.s. of necessity, the great pathW az
/ OF IT'S certain and immediate development
/ Tor people ut moderate means. In 10 years
/ ~ J. city grew no solid br0nwstone blocks
/ al the rate Of one mile Fear, and values
increased a t10usaud.o So Washington
the capital Of a great nation must develop.
DlstTie. and Maryland high and beautifully
D located. az District luss Is. J. ave- and ol-l
I 81. A. j.. one car fare tickets for Zlcs
I Hiln- ride from lexington, 30 min ride from
| center pL city and city and Suburban cars,
/ only accessible and desirable part l5 the
District where people of moderate means can
/ Duy. Low taxes I'D special assassuen-s nor
/ unreasonable restrictions best car service cut
/ or Dist and tight % vote. Certificate Of title
( and conFeya ICING free Prices, 20 Sc per
[ ~ -.'- - Oh =. a.. ave- ana lA- Lia-i .--
t. 81 %, 20 10 o., 7'-s--L -l7- ga. -.'e-. -
/ -.-- ~ ,. '5--l- P-1--y
--. --.'.' 1- e-....' ---7. -, $500 -
owner 8H ID ST. n. 81. and DHic- in District
Line station. SHOW this ad Lzl3-e8I-tf
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J-+----.'L-. E-t-stt, ------5e----L--u ana PIC
/ --iesgL@ DID, i3cat-pls contiguous % Nd. Agr.
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The LAW

Advertisements Of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phuued to any advertising
agency Of
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
OF THE TIMES Office,
Main $3.50.
IBSI-MiuE neck piece. with brown ribbon
bows and mink head and tells lu back. re-
ward if returned. 1915 rs ST. ~. ~. n
IDST-Tau c.Iarfl folding 1IHb.Hk. contain
ing several bills and business cards .t o.. T..
IaaE. Department Of Agriculture. liberal Ia-
naTd IJI return o. above manned. telH-att
~. 55s6. ga5I-5gt
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AUTOMOBILES.

MOTOR CARS. MOTOR BOATS
If you desire 90 sell. buy or es chance rlue
motor cars. motor boats oil any pert pf same.
see us uTsy. listing costs nothing per cent
hen sold
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE.
Tel 81. -64t- 5-3 New York Ave. NV
Ja-l-Ju. OBJ. s.l. 5u-tf
OWNERS request us tH sell Immediately one
1905 model IL Tuug-NaIIfHIl fully aug|uaI
with top and lamps. and One SteEeu=-I J.lr.r4.
four-cyliuder touring cars completely equipped
at sacrifice prices 4-i srH 50. A. w.
Ielf-at
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
offers ii I6-passeuEer. 4U-HoTs-p0Wes gIent-
seeing car and large number Cf gasoline
and steam touring cans suitable f.r ..uaaI.-
iUg.' from 500 up- a chance for IL car Ia
heap pay far itself during inauguration I-
only occurs once ia four years Call and talk
il over.
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
40l Weat0Ty Building Phone Main 49,
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FOR SALES your business Objectionable
70 your neighbors? Then buy on Buzzard's
Point lst 81. sW.. 1890 feet FOR sale cheap
Apply 625 18th st. NV. tal9-tf
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For SAIE=IOTS-

LOT 15zSo on 7 street between 9Th and 9Th
s. f.. 500 cash; balance 20 suit Apply
525 18th 81. n. ~. 5aa9-tf
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AUTO COLLEGES.

chauIeuIa. THE AUTOMOBILE College
or WASHINGTON. 1923 llth 90, NV. The
Place 20 Learn 5aig-tr
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESrATl



on Washington real estate. easy terms AD.
ply 20 DISTRICT REALTY CO.. Inc H. T.
Law Mgr, Joan aul rental dept. DuIe-a sf8
BOND BUILDING, COR. 4ilh O. N. T. Ave.
u. W. Ja-5-L
We have $4,000 at 90 on H. T.. real estate
We nave Agg.y8J "a G5z 20 on u. o. Iea. estate
We have }lgyJ al 4-gsO lol J year 0l u. ~
real estate.
Every p.s=lU.e consideration shown borrower
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.
ga 18Th ST. NV aI3-ts
MONEY TO LOAN on approved civ real
estate at lowest current races. Special uFlyt-
leEsa with respect % gglsI payments farrs
amounts a Specially TYLER O. kUTHEE-
FORD. 40 l-lR 81 NV lJI2-Lf
SECOND TRUST
LOANS IN REAL ESTATE.
ANY Amount Lowest Ra.es
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV co
THOMPSON BLDG 4us 10TH ST n "
Opposite treasury Next Drug store.
ssZU-tt
MONEY 10 LOAN on ID. C.. REAL. T1.,-.A --E5
Lowest rates y. interest. ia yleuts on min.
cIpaI la amounts or EluJ OF more received AZ
any interest period. THE b. a. SMITH co
BOND Building. laos Sew York ave. Jy5-rf
MONEY TO LOANED 10 5000 "a D q
reaL estate. Interest low. ana all transaction
Conducted with economical consideration Tor
borrowers
VA II. SAUNDERS & Co.
ltyl St ~. W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INIERE5I on y. o.. Real Estate No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER.
fe4-u ll-1 Il S. y. W.
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DIFFICULT cases Dy ordinary methods OF
heart lungs stomach. kidney. and intestinal
iseaEes can be cured by chlrgpractIc Adjust
E4eute, qailfiy.
pR. ". u. CORsUNs so Z st. N. ".
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY
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OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-The Maryland Building IuO
II 81. n. w desirable office rooms. including
heat light. elevator. and Jaut0T service,
1916 st. n. ". fel0-tf
FOR RENT IN the MUNsEY BUILDING.
Pa. ave. between 18th and 18th. directly
opposite the new District Building, several
choice rooms and suites from SIS 10 s65 month,
including heat, light elevator. and 1aultJr
service. A. j. FOX COMPANY, I8tu az
New York ave- JyI6-tu.th. sa-tr
FOR REST-OGlc5 rooms, single OF en- suite.
no. 1918 j s. ~ ". adjoining me new
Municipal Building rent. S. % so per room.
WEAVER BROS. lf16 f 50. n. ".
felH-rf
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FOR SALE-BUSIEEss PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROP ERTY.
FOR sALE-BuEine=z property north zl1s OF
price S-5 QUO, great chance for speculation.
CASTELAR, a. co.
lsls Wisconsin Ave. n. ".
feIG-gt
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
TO CLOSE Az ESTATE.
The best business and residence property on
HriEntwgal ave. al The corner Of Blair road.
consisting Of one acre OF land. s-Ty1m house
AMI barn.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
6iZ 18Th -r. r. W. fa14-7t
FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Fine farm on So. r. E.s Cos acres. frame
house owner must -elI. snap an sl.-g1 Eeuaz-
saTy altbu.lG.uE=
H. T. HANDLER e co.. Inc
z1- IIth ST. b. w.
Look for the Red A.r1W."
foLs-st
A RAR1 BARGAIN
$500 viii bug trucking and stock raising
farm or 100 acres cleared land. and $50 acres
timber land located Iu Prince George county.
Nd, p mile from r.. r. station. standing
timber worth more than price at farm. For
terms address
p. r. IIPPETT ga r ST. s. ".
F=IE-Ht
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LETARY PUBLIC

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. 900 H.
X 10 600 p u. % lgrH ST. y. W
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT sCHOOL,-One month free. uncon.
ditlonaUy. at DEAUGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor. 9th and u SITS
NV. Bring this notice. de2l-th. (. Su. ru. tu-tf
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Singer High Arm Drop Head, $780, SINCE
High Arm. S. AT RobeTtsOn's. 1910 9Th 81
n W
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LAUNDRY.
STORAGE

WHY Ply HORE2 We store furniture 10,
Toe per load UNITED STATES STORAGE
Co. 4s-gO-zZ 10th st. nv. Phone Main as.
!a2-U
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
SEWING MACHINES

About so used sewing machines must be
sold regardless OF cost. See our new bali
bearing machine. Al Robertson's, 1910 9TH
ST. n. W.
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Several SIS used drop head sewing ma
chimes fully guaranteed. only 2ZS Payments
only 50c weekly. AT Robertson's 1910 TIN ST.
~, ".
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= ST " w. 5l7-Furnishsd front room.
steam heated reasonable. 81 110F fs1s-st'
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ROEE RUN AND QUININE hair tonIe for
Gaudflm and falling hair z5e aud soc bUUL.ea
KERFOOT PHARMACY. 7th and L nv.
3alz-s0J
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Wheelev<& Wilson High Arm, s.; Donestl
g. AT Robertson's 1910 Tin ST. n, ",
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SOME GOOD pieces Of antique mahogany
furniture must be sold on account uf NOV
ing rare chance for strangers Phone West
6S3 or call any time, 34J- Ell. n W
faIE--Ls
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New Home. 81; EIdrige, 81; Domestic, S
Al Roberrsou's, 1910 7th 81. n. "
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
SUCCESS MEANS FORTUNE
GOVERNMENT IMPOSES MAXIMUM
REQUIREMENTS IN COMING
FLIGHTS
OUTCOME is IN DOUBT
ONE OF INVENTORS SOMEWHAT
DISTURBED OVER PROBABLE
RESULT

Washington, June 22.-Despite the
marvellous records already made by
the Wright brothers with their aero
plane in this country, they will be
compelled to meet new and untried
conditions in the tests to take place
tomorrow at Fort Myer. While pas
sengers and fuel for 125 miles have
been carried, this time the passen-
gers and food for 200 miles have to
be carried and the flights made over
circuit five miles in length, for
two hours over a rough country
heretofore untried. Even an object
so small as a tree may send cur
art Of air and defiect the aero
plane. orville Wright is somewhat
disturbed over the outcome of the
tests. If the Wrights succeed in these
tees the United States government
will buy the airship plans, which will
net them a fortune. The brothers
have had opportunities to dispose
of these abroad. but their patriotism
made them refuse. they believing
their own government should have
the first chance to secure the inyen-
tion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
ALL in EXCELLENT HEALTH
MEMBERS OF PARTY ENcAMPED
IN FAMOUS soTIL DIS
TRIcT
Find GAME in ABUNDANCE
cIRAFFEs, cHEETAHs, ELANn
ToPl AND OTHER TROPICAL
BEASTS SLAIN

Naivisha, British East Africa, June
22.-All the members of the Roose-
welt expedition are at present in
camp on the Loietta plains, in the
Sotik district, and in excellent
health The former president has
shot another lion, while large,
tawny named lion has fallen before
the rife of Kermit. This animal
holds the record for size so far of
the expedition. Kermit also killed
two cheetahs. In addition the party
has bagsed three giraffes. two Gland,
six toni. and "a large number of mi
nor antelope. All the skins are be-
ing preserved for the Smithsonian In
stitute at Washington.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
SANTA FE RAILWAY Will
BUILD new ROUND HOUSE

There is every reason to believe
that before the present year is past
the Santa Fe Railway company will
have under construction commod-
ious new round house in this city. to-
gether with new electric light plant
both of which win be built to increase
the efficiency of the Las Vegas shops.
While rothing official has been
given out. it is learned from authori-
tative sources that the new round
house is necessity. The old build
ing now used to house the engines
here viii be razed and new one of
brick and concrete will be constructed
to cost in the neighhorhood of $685.
900. It win probably have stalls for
about thirty engines
In addition to this. the railway COM
pany win also build new electric
light plant and power house at the
shops, putting in one or more dyna-
mos, which win furnish light for the
freight depot and shop offices, the
round house and lower yards. This
plant win entail an additional expen-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
FUNERAL OF MANIAC'S
VICTIM HELD TODAY

Mora. N. M, June 22.-(Via Long
Distance Telephone) Today at Sc
bolla, near where is located the ranch
Of Pablo Aqrello. who was murdered
yesterday by Epimenio Arrello. his
nephew, was held the funeral Of the
victim, burial being made in the
parish cemetery. Friends for miles
around were present at the funs
eral, which was one of the largest
ever held in this section Of Mora
county.
There are no more new develop
ments il yesterdays killing Epi-
MEMO Arrello, the murderer, is still
in Jail here under a heavily armed
guard. The excitement incident to
the murder had subsidized somewhat
today.
There is no doubt in the minds of
the friends and relatives of the slay-
er, including his own family, that Ar
relic is hopelessly insane and was at
the time he committed the horrible
deed. He raves in the Jail and does
not seem to realize that he has
killed his uncle.
His hearing has not been held, but
it is more than likely that he will
be taken to Las Vegas for an exami-
nation before Judge w. ]. Mills as to
his sanity, and if found mentally in
competent, he will be committed to
the territorial asylum.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
FIRE and FLOOD
TIE-UP RAILROAD

Grand Junction, Colo, June %. -
The Rio Grande railroad tunnel, 20
miles east Of here, Is flooded q foot
deep by the Grand river and the wa
Ter is still rising. Train service is
delayed in both directions and relief
Is not vet in sight 70 add to the
trouble trestle over deep gulcb
"a miles east Of here burned last
night and two trains are stalled be-
tween the cut-offs. The crest OF the
| flood is not expected for many hours
and it will require "a hours to build a
temporary bridge.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
AN HEIREss WILL WE'D
IN GARDEN OF ROSES

Scitnate, Mass. June %. - IN the
midst of eleven acres of roses. Miss
Marion Lawson, of Boston, and James
F. Lord, OF Chicago, will be married
on June 30. The daughter of Thomas
w. Lawson has planned the ceremony
which for environment is abso-
lutely unique. One Of the features is
place of eleven acres completely
covered with roses in bloom, in the
center of which is. an isolated apple
tree and under this the ceremony will
be performed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
BANKER HosKiNs HAS
HANDSOME NEW AUTO

D. T. Hoskins, cashier of San Miguel
National bank, has joined the Las Veg
as auto colony, having just purchased
a handsome new touring car. The
machine is four-cylinder Ford, OF
the light touring car type, and is a
handsome buzz wagon. Mr.. Hoskins
went to Ration few days ago and
drove the new car to this city the
run being made in a few hours. He Is
now putting in all his spare time get
ting next to the intricate parts of the
machine.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
BUSINESS MEN DRINK
TO QUIET THEIR NERVES

Detroit. Mich. June a. Notwith-
standing the prohibition wave which
has spread over the country, there is
every reason to believe the alcoholic
habit is steadily on the increase
among business men, is the belief Of
DR.. Frank G. Richardson. of Boston,
who spoke before the Society on Neu-
rology. in connection with the Ameri-
can institute of homeopathy now in
session here He declared that busi-
ness men of America are subject
to nervous disorders as the result Of
their strenuous life and take alcoholic
stimplants to provide temporary re-
lief.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
JOSE LucERo SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY

Jose Lucero. a well known resident
of the West side. came near meet
ling with fatal accident yesterday.
He was working on the creston west
OF town. with sprightly team Of
horses. The animals became fright
ened and were about to get away from
the driver. who grabbed the lines and
held onto them till be was dragged
under the wheels. His left limb was
broken and other injuries of painful
nature were sustained.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
NEBRASKA WOMAN DIES
WHILE HERE ON A VISIT

Mrs. Cornelia Philips, wife Of Fred
erick Phillips of Doniphan, Neb., died
at the residence o. Mrs. u. Dailey,
1901 Eighth street, at II O'Clock last
night, aged 55 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips and daughter,
Leona. IA years of age, stopped eff in
Las Vegas, June 10, to visit Mrs. Dai-
ley, enroute to Artesia. N. NJ, where
daughter, Mrs. E. C. Berger, resides.
Mrs. Phillips was taken i'll and con-
tinually grew worse till the end came.
The body will be shipped to the old
home in Nebraska by ]. G. johnson &
Son so soon as word is received from
the daughter at Artesia.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
SWEAR BY THEIR MISTRESS
FOREMAN OF CASTLE AND CHEF
DENY SHE EVER sWoRE
OR DRANK
EVIDENCE IN REBUITAL
PLAINTIFF SEEKS TO REFuTE
TESTIMONY OF HUSBANDS
WITNESSES

New York, June 22.-The task of re
hutt;ne the evidence that Mrs Kath.
g.
o'ne ''''' $3.50 ao
guage and intoxicants 10 excess was
resumed this morning, when more
testimony was produced in the Could
divorce case 70 show that Mrs Gould
.u. ~ ,aa nho
'a'e % Aow Da'''e " 90 'AA''' -
Mrs' oouH produced many 70 uis-
prove the eviuence u enose caii''u W
ner nusonu s
James :. Di '.e ~ ' -
Daosie oooiu' oa'e ~ s'.0-l =. +" -
uou'u 49,. s'.e 1850 - -
n7so' =
~. use 'ao -" '11sS' $500 -
Pu.so - - an S~-~',z-.,,s
go ~. ...ts. !. 80 ~, ,,a-a IA ,,ssd ~
~ <,th@r 4, Eesp her from falling He
said mrs. Gould climbed on to the
brake without difficulty and sat up
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
REPUDIATE BRYAN

Washington. June 22.-Quite a stiI
was caused here today when in pub
lie statements. United States Senators
Bailey and Daniel repudiated William
j. Bryan. In the course of his denun.
citation of the thrice candidate for the
presidency, Senator Daniel said:
Loud mouthed adulators who think
that whenever Bryan says anything,
it is final. are deceiving no one but
themselves"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
DAUGHTER is BORN
TO QUEEN OF SPAIN

La Granada, Spain, June 22.-Queen
Victoria of Spain gave birth to q
daughter last night. When 1T was seen
that the accouchement was immi-
nent, members of the royal family
were called and a number of high
court personages summoned. The
birth of a princes is pleasing, as the
first two children are sons and the
king and queen hoped the third would
be a girl.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
ANOTHER SMALL BLAZE
ON THE WEST SIDE

The roof of an adobe building on
West Bridge street leading up to the
court house caught fire from defec-
tive flue shortly before o'clock last
evening. An alarm was turned in, but
it was countermanded before either
company had had time to respond. as
a thoughtful young man of quick ac-
ton extinguished the blaze with a
bucket or two of water at hand
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22

room and on the closet doors. so a
maid could see upon entering if the
bed had been occupied. The clerk
said it was the custom of the floor
clerk to make written reports of any
thing unusual.
James palsen, manager of the ''Vir-
ginian," in which play Duston Farnzm
was starring, Said he once rode from
the theater to the Somerset hotel with
Farnum ard Mrs. Gould, but left
them.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
POLICE STILL BAFfLED
DETECTIVES AND OFFICERS ALL
OVER COUNTRY ON THE
ALERT
TRAGIC MYSTERY DEEPENS
BOON COMPANION OF SLAYER
DENIES KNOWING ANYTHING
ABOUT CRIME

New York, June 22.-The police are
still mystlfied over the murder of Miss
Elsie Sigel, the granddaughter Of
General Francis Sigel. although four
| lChinamen are under arrest in various
cities suspected Of knowing something
about the crime.
| A report from Schenectady says
that Reginald Sigel, brother of the
dead girl, who went there to identity
Chinaman under arrest. declares the
man held is not William Leon, wEo is
wanted for the crime.
A Chinaman named Moy, is held in
Chicago 4I1s is believed to knox
something of the crime, and is held
by the police pending an investiga-
tion.
Chung Sin. arrested yesterday In
Amsterdam. N. r.. declares he knows
nothing Of the murder.
ore Suspect Released
Chu Gain. the restaurant keeper ar
rested in connection with the murder.
said he knew Miss Sigel, and visited
her home on an average Of once in
two weeks. but denied that any en-
gagement of marriage existed between
them. He denied he ever made love
to the young woman and said the on
ly display Of affection made by the
girl was in her letters. He said Miss
Sigel often visited his restaurant with
her mother and Mrs. Florence Todd.
also a Chinese mission worker. He
admitted he knew Leon Ling, but de-
MED the relations between them were
anything more than Of a formal char
acter. After his examination he was
released on bail Of $1,000.
Chung Sin confesses
Chung Sin. the friend Of Leon Ling.
the suspected murderer of Elsie Sigel,
gave way under questioning this
morning, and made an important
statement to District Attorney .Jer-
ONE. He was reported first to have
admitted that he saw Ling strangle
the girl. but this is not exactly correct
said the district attorney. He said a
statement would be made shortly, COW
ering the admissions of Chung.
Fails to Identify Suspect
Schenectady, N. ". June 22.-Regi-
nald Sigel, brother of Elsie Sigel,
whose body was found in a trunk in
Chinaman's room in New York. arriv-
ed here this morning accompanied by
a detective for the purpose Of identi-
flying, if possible, Leon Ling, alias
William Leon, suspected of knowing
something of the murder of the girl.
ISigel declared the man under arrest
was not Leon.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-06-22
QUIET PERIOD LIKELY IN
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston, June 22.-There has been a
sharp falling off in the demand by
manufacturers in the local wool mar
ket and a quiet period is anticipated
for the next few days. Prices remain
hign and sales continue here of origi-
nal bag territory wools, including wy
oming at 26@29 cents; Idaho at ESQ
2S cents. and Utah at 24@26 cents.