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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25

other Chicago detective. and Detec
tive James Hossick of Los Angeles.
k-s-Afnewspaper man who askedqtor IN
tterview Mcnamara was refused. He
was toldstha the men had been kept
beyond ther 1eafhkof reporters during
the entire journey. They are not even
permitted to see the daily papers. A
Glapce rat Elspes1 MsNsnaR wesseb.
tanned, however, when the staterooip
door was opened for a moment He is
apparently S5 or 40 years of age. His
face is peaked and his eyes are close
together ba4 ,sni!sumr9Ana 9dI
The prisoners were handcuffed and
wore leg mons. During the journey
they will not be allowed to leave the
statereoms their meals being served
to them theres Two of the detectives
keep up a constant vigil day and
night. while one sleeps, and in this
way the prisoners are always guard
ed by two officers, giving. them no
to escape
It is said that after then arrest, the
men offered the detectives $4,000 If
they would let4hem get away
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
FREE::::uStfT BILL: &: =: :: !
: Up. u. For. FF)OIR| 4 DEBATE BAT I
q -..F7TI7T ff1T1I Jul u f7I.IITTTI
IND IcATloNs POINT TO ALMOST
u 1 #ENDLEssnsPEEcHMAKIN iroa
Z yiH ON MEASURE VISA lliw II

Il Washington, April 25MThe demo.
cratic free list bill came before the
House today and threatens to lead to
almost endlessy debate before git Iris
finally passed along fto tha 4 senate
1t IS generally conceded that It viii
pass The house L viii srSdt CON-
mand the heavy republican vote
given the Canadian
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aal7 euc
Mr.. Underwood 1iHl -explaining, the
measure, said it was only the begin
ming of the democratic revision of the
tariff. I'VE propose to revise the
tariff, schedule by sthedule," he
said. r'rhat is, in our popinion,a the
Only proper waysto ehandle the tariff
question:. q ff tnoniYstt4.h 1re an .r,I
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
HAND: VILE HAVE. E.. :. !.
:::. :: :;. HIS s. HANDS: FULL
al
tHHEMY oFoo sTAN7TElH4'orSoD Al l4'rSoc'DE E'o5 MADE t,l2
0@DEFENDANTe IN SUIT FoR,lae
i''''-i III UNPAID 4 AEIMoNY "a ad- =

Washington, April 25.-J. D. Hand
Of Las Vegas, who is here fighting
statehood for New Mexico, has been
made the defendant ii a sensational
suit filed by Matte w. Hand, in the
supreme court of the District of Co
lumbia. in which the plaintiff demands
alimony on pronissofy notes ton $16,-
500. together with interest, costs and
attorneys fees, this. sum being bal
ance due. SO plaintiff u alleges. ON
$4,000 in notes to be paid the Bald
win County ubank at Bay sMinnette,
Ala. The defendant, Hand, must an
swer the suit in, twenty days, The
obtaining of service caused quite a
commotion among the New Mexicans
In washington. -'l Z ~ Z AsH9NGpu
il siliIt ~ tt .
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
aANAhr ao7 ag5 mas ..

sa7 aaHAt3T HOS ae4 IAas go:
THOUSANDS SLEEP IN. STREETS
Aprils1b.- thousands of per
sons .are sleepfng in the streets and
in hats andreaHesooutsidef fthe lcity
wall. 1.-THE AntiRentslea started
less than two,weeksl agob has already
emptied 80 many houses i9r Rome that
lowering ,oforents seems ineyitahle
Starting with hii6OO omembers the ,oetrI+ Or
anizationsnoW WcnumbersO seYsral thopnf PHI
sand, and softietermineds are they that
in nearlsseverysccase OF eviction the
tenants have succeeded in, preyentirg
the snesrenting ofothe houses. N The Tlhe
'non-paying itanants plan oto, hold out
iintil therevisg reduction in rents
made which are proportionately high
er than in any other city in the
World. Hundreds of houses from
which families have been evicted have
Been, stoned and sacked and such VIC
fence has been done that prospective
tenants are afraid to move into the
empty houses,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
ALLEGED WHITE SLAVERS

a Las Cruces, n. NJ, April 25.lRuth
seofield and Carmen Helrath, two fEl
,Paso girls whoohave been ineLas Cru.
,eesi forothe past rtwe, months were
arrested aen9ehaFges, o., Violating vie nngeft the
dWhitei Slave 2lawso on complaint, q
sworn information fTo4m1nE fTo4m1 El EgldP PaSYo }n9a and
We're giyep a,heaaFipaggi paggiqb9e before IU1pbitfi Uppbited
States, commissioner Cha1fffeeas who
sent them to Fl PPaso toz be be- tried be
fore the commissioner 9f that tl district.
The thFAA El Paso Igig gigrls w whom m it lis Is
claimed they brought to OF this ls city tyf in
opposition tQ .Ihl the inrter}Sffate iinrter}Sfa s65 com
merce law were YBgf,a also 1fep sent down W to
the Pass City to be held as Witnesses.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
I'|:;j.. AA'IFE DI:aA !.
.':.5 =. DiAz' IA rs SUCCESSOR ii CESS
- 'VHOlU T9N 2RG bHg ,01. 9u ,l!ly
| EExiLED GENERAL POPULAR WITH
pl'HoALL CLASSES 5hs RE5RauRlhlc- -s,
l'o'l yttisiiroF oMExIcQdt or satts
IuU E-a9YrT+--TTfaffe I 4

Mexico OitsS9April 25.-4Fhat tGep eE-
al Reyes, Who is about TO vreturmstq
Mexico at the invitation Fof7 President
'Diaz, will be offered the portfolio OF
war, is the opinion sfa expressed cgf by a
cabinet member General Reyes g9opl!;
laritya with theapsople atfthe timesof
his departure for fdfope steighteen
months ago iisstah Is the ht basis for speculation
1871 Dif0n fyJt ri ssssfTx. .tass sst,vr r,-
that he may be given q still higher
positionsras gsdi Aadi bno s.dsa at
In the event ,4thearetiTemept, Of
President sDiaz and the, naming Of 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pending a espeeiSS-
ial election to name his successor it
is regarded as not imp improbable 1T that Y.
Reyes will fbexasksd t9o9 t9o9tfiilIll Gil that 20;
sition. I'm this event it is believed like
~ that,thepwIlebe named nam ed as one Of y.
the presidential candidates.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
DENVER ROAD. FACES STRIKE

Denver, April GA strike OF
freight handlers on all the big roads
entering Denver confront the officials
as the regults.of the discharge sof "a
number of employees in the various
freight houses in this city. The sit
liation may involve the freight hand
lers on the various systems. The
railroads state that the charge against
some of the men was that of drink
ing. AS yet no conferences have been
held between the roads and the men
} n ~ y = = 7 : : z Z y YE a. III
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
- - :.
SETBACK FOR DIR, HYDE

Kansas its;rafo.ssa pgii g5pa-77I At
,temptsI by attorneys afons DrsarBassCs a
Hyde, under life sentences forothe inurs, ,aen
der Of Colonel Thomas H. ,swope,ss to 5ts1g W
obtain freedom for, their ID CLIENT
through a writ OF, habeas corpus we're no
obyiated late yesterday by. County 5iss
Prosecutor Virgin, ,Gonkling through ssa, sss,
technical objection to- the mode Of i bss &,
procedure. saAfter. long delay. caused
mostfy'gby arguments between attor.91oa
neys, Judge James H. Slower q theiifasia
circuit congt, before whom tqqnl application s.5 Nm
for the writ was made, adjourned the, bgf
hearing and took the matter under
advisement until today.
NH@9'N Erz KruHA4 sYHASy
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
ANT,,APoLooM ORDERED

Washis gtons April 2s nseeretagy o.
the Navy MaSeH has ordered .tbsIRn
pefiptepdept afi the United bsiStatss
Naval Academy at Alnplsp9lis, to make
an ofiiedissl ssIplolegyzto the arecipieBt Of
snuh atgtbe hapasft hapalsft,o Of the dRppelEiipi erin
ten5iepptt eppttp0Sff Of thA naXah alffaaeemMyI alffaaSaee M apd a
miashipRfBaSRt NJ RfBaSRt The Gase is athat ot Mis- Miss
Mary HIlf HIefstfRSfo tfRSfoRe Beers, daughter ugIv eaf REo-
fessor III Henry ri AsP Beers who o3ecqppiieqs
the chairo haio0af Of Jap JEapglisho st Yale Y31le un&iEerMsi- & M
ty Abboyt March I11tRb while house guest
of and c eompanaiop npgaao to the wife of Lieu;
tended William IIll 1T, + TTarranbt, III s. Nm
Miss Beers hurt the feelings, of the
darp es of high society at Annapolis
and caused her gallant escort, a young
MILDLY, all kinds of trouble by daring
to invade othe, sacred -presinets Of Ia
Naval Academy hopT as lirq6 ossoJ
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
TAFT TO NAME rR1pi Ers

Washington. April 25.-President
Taft has been asked to name triplets
born George sW.oDmcan aad Ida
,nI1gg DUNCAN of aocrydon, KY. aAceompanyI
ing the request was asphotograph Gof
the mother and9the babies and an IafL
fdayit from the physician attending
Mrs puncansto the effect that the in
'fants1 1werea bona fideo triplets and
that the parents had not borrowed an
infant fofH the OCCASION The affidavit
also sets forths that George w. 2 pun.
can wasithe father and that LidaJDun-
can wasohis wife and the smotherg of
the kids. The president is thinking up
names. nimiuo sbi sgw saibDsu s'ysb
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
AoEjRs4o4s 2WRANfa1 1oI sKNoMD ?

Pittsburg, April 25.-The attorneys
toI fer FFapk iFgpls n Hoffstot, millionaire
ban banker eraha Charged with Pr bribery and con;
spFfiIraqy sFfI IN 6nIiffgpp fcfeppectionl 6 with the coun
icilmainntbai ggaft cases, ,lth thas fled petiiI;
tiq9n ion in s quarter sessions court, asking
that the district attorney he com;
PEELED dd3a,ttfiille dta Ale a bill Of particulars to
permit, him MT to prepare q, proper de-
Tense, fe Il A rrrppllee rrpllee was granted by Judge
! Marshall Brown returnable Saturday,
District Attorney W. A. Blakely,, It IS,
said will fight the the petition vigorous
" !, as 1t would compel him to reveal
his case before, the trial opened, orr,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
WAIVE HEARING SENT TO JAIL
WARRANT.IssuED MlNDIANAPo-
LIS FOR WILLIAM =. BURNS
ON LIKE CHARGE
CROWD CHEERSA AND JEERS
MEN OBJECT OF PUBLIC DEMON
srRArfoND ON aMA49aTo
's2lyJa city yB4sfiLe n s19

dose ,n0GdfH buE Y1JAi0TdnTT
Indianapolis, Ind, April 25.-Waltel
Drew of New York, counsel for the
NatlonaT Ereetors' association; w
Joseph Ford, ,rassistaiit district attor
.ney Of Los Angeles, and Frank Fox
chauffeuF charged with having kid
napedo J. + McNBafmInaalra, NBfmInala suseeretary-
treasurer Of the International Asso-
ciatio6 of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, were arraigned this morn
ing before Justice Manning. They
waived preliminary examination and
we're bound o4er--to-- the grand jury.
The men were taken to the county
Jail, having failed to secure bend.ss;s,s;
A great, crowd had gathered ID the
little court room, an theBh hallway and
along the stairway and Ford Iand
Drew were greeted with yells laugh:
ter and hand-clapping and with shouts
Of How does it feel yourself, Dire N "
IS they were started on their way to
Jail.
The affidavits against Drew, Ford
ND Fox were made byMJgsJ. Reagan
/ labor union leader of Indianapolis,
md a. member OF the Indiana iegisla-
,ure. *Constables this morning looked
for William J. BURNS, 9 the NJ detective
employed by the Erectors' associa-
ton, who arrived last night from To-
ledo, but were unable to find him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
Peace NEGOTIATIONS Slow

hbfEl Paso, Tex, April 25.-lnterest in
the peace situation at Madero camp
today centered in the hope that word
may come from the Mexican govern
ment of the appointment of its com ~
|missioners for the conference at
which, it seems almost certain, terms d
for peace in Mexico will be agreed III
pnpn. Madero is ready to announce his
| appointees as soon as the government
Representatives are named. 1t is ex- r
tpected the negotiations will consume !,
| at least a fortnight. 1t is generally
understood the Maderos will favor El +
Paso as the most convenient meeting
place. Confidence of the successful
outcome of the negotiations mark the, a.
situation, even in Iuarez and in the
insurrecto osnocamp. n Even, General :.
Navarro of martial mien and ferocicusr
whiskers, is gentle as lamb nova
days, and has "a CHEEKY word. for
the once hated newspaper reporters.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
AeRgEs sNorsros MAKR4ee

Los Angeles. April 25..-Miss Leila
s1l- NJ IDsEine, auditor Of a local corpora "a
Itioheihas. signed "a contract not to
marry within ten years, the consider
atipn being a large block of the corp
oration's stock, The contract, just
madespublic, was drawn. up and signed
four years ago, when Miss Devine was
"a years old.hI If she is still unmar-
ried when she becomes "a the stock
will be turned over to her, If she is
married before the ten years expire
the stock reverts to the company.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
DOMESTIC |.|| 'WO0E)
...' s NOT IN DEMAND
WITH LET-UP IN BUYING, VALUES
HAVE sTEADIED CON.
SIDERABLY
lell 81, IIllaNs.Ia

| w - 81 3SSsE li
Boston. April 25.--The demand. for
.domesticrwoSi IL ysiackehing while
values have steadied. Holders show
a disposition .stp sSmaintaine prices,
d'Rther than clear their bins BY addf
tional sacrifices. Yet inquiries range
broadly Ohio quarter blood is sell.
ing in good lots. at from % to- "a
cents, while. fine secured territory.
brings so to So cents. Buyers are
lin 5the west bidding for both clipped
new wool and that on the sleeps
back, but contracting is not yet brisk.
The Nevada clip is reported to be
kselling at 13 IL cents or on a basis of
4S cents cleaned. Pulled wool re-
mains dull 1
1 o.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
MEMBER OPPOSES THE DELAY
DECLARES -FiGHT NOW BEING
MADE BY DEMOCRATS is EN-
lTIRELY UNNECESSARY
A FURTHER CON TINUANCE
HEARINo BECOMES ONE OF PER-
soNAL ivlTuPERATIoN a5g
AND cALUMNYH a9iE ~

Washington, April e25.1--Is the pro
posed constitution for the state O
New Mexico republican in form? This
question is the only one which the
committee on territories of the house
has to decide, according to one oi
the members OF the committee, who
at today's hearing declared that the
fight now being made was unneees
ssry and was causing delay tnat
should not be tolerated by the COM
mittee Therefore, it appears that
the democrats who are seeking to
defeat statehood by securing the dis
approval of the organic law, will fail
in their purpose, and that the COM
,o;ttaa will pass on~the. question at
issue which means favorable re
port. i79
The bearing today developed into
one OF hitter personalities on the part 'r1i
of the democrats, and in which the
question at issue was practically lost
sight Eof. Judge A. B. Fan conclud7s
ed his plea for the approval of the
constitution. He defended the docu-
ment and answered question after
question propounded by the commit
teemen as to various articles OF the
basic law. The democrats had rat
tackled Fall in their speeches before
the committee for having voted for
the so-called Hawkins railroad bill.
He explained nlthe course ofChis. adj
dress why he had done so, stating
that because Of the existence of GER
tain conditions at the time he thought
the law would serve good purpose.
However, when the interstate COM
merce law later had changed condi-
tions, Fall said he would have voted
to repeal the Hawkins law, had he
been a member of congress. -
The closing speech of today's hear
ing was made by Judge McGill. His
was a harangue Of the usual demo
cratic variety, full of vituperation and
caluniny for certain republicans. The
committee put a damper on this kind
of speech-making today and will al
low no more personal remarks Yycf
which Richard H. Hanna, H.. p.
Ferguson and ]. D. Hand have been
guilty~during the course of, the hear
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
j ~ 81 "- ttaiiW tiiIE .zEfTf .
.STEADY.as1R FELL.
3, E. !: DURING The 4 q night: l|!|il| T
TNFFfI = - ~ FIII IF-lTTF-| 9f.3fT n
REsTn soAkINGssoFi SPRING RE-
4sd, suuTsnFRoM ssHoWERshoE rsa,
oi 4'o3 "a HOURS ltul tGhi "

i'sA gentle but soaking rain fell ali
last night, wetting down the farms
and ranches all over San Miguel
county. o Following theslighterrshower
of Sunday it gave the, earth such a
'wettingi as it has ), not not geceived fpr;
many weeks, d Acconding1 tqe the biz biz
rain galage At then the Normal, the 1,ifta total
RAINFALL for last night night,.sain and this 4 morn r
ing wasI,7 inches Sunday afternoons, >,
amounted to .as inches, 80 that the
lentiredi rainfall was .s6 inches or
,nearlHone inehs. The rain will prove
of gre&tFavalue to the growing grass
and torthe fields into which the farm
ers have placed iora will soon plant
early sownacropsd The downpour was
most timely. -
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
FIFTEEN BODIES ST RECOVERED Co Il
CAUSE; Of r. DISASTER AS MYSTERY, llsSS
OFFICIALS CLAIM PRoRERTXo HAS
ono
-, NEVER BEENyehsEous Tologo
OTHER iKNoWrEDGeidi eds

+ Elk Garden, VIVA, April 25iAFif.
tteen bodies have been taken out 81
ott mine NO 20, oof the Davis Coal
company, Where a terrific explosion
occurred late yesterday. The Bodies
Eofzeight other victims of the explosion
are stillS IN the mine.edi e1om 7IAlad
d' 1t cannot be learned whether s. the
explosion was CAUSED by sddsti or, gas.
iOficiaIsI of ithes lroompany say Rsthey
have never known their mines to- abe
,gaseodss ssmitae Wol 5dj. sniagi ,1ssg s.
botSuperintendent Robt! Grantoorganizs
ed sfrescue corps of tthero miners
off fsduty, and these attempted to- en-
ter the mine. 20 ,ssi's1saIa GQo00Ge =
The rescue party had not advanced
FAR in the workings before othey1disa
covered it wotld take Several days to.
dig through the heaps of ROOF coal and
slate, loosened by the explosion.Holt
then was decided to effect an entrance
nearer the probable point of the ex-
plosion by cutting through the wall
OF an adjoining mine. .lidin1lg hlnoe )
! In contrast to the usual naineu exa
plosfons, the Victims dnJ this 9acase,
with one exception were Americans,
The mine usually employees zoe men
on the day shift,.arid about theasame
numberiat nightl.A temporary lsuspengi
sion of work. however; required fewAri
men in the sInines,z else the CASUALTY
list might shayebbeen larger xltnsInd
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
HARMON BOOMERS q.
READY FOR :O(| ( WORK
coMMl4TGE;g ZEE; ~ 4asa WyAvs,lo w ! MEANS :iAS
AMP RESOLUTIONS lT7aoo T7o l5IF 5UReEFl eyEFlog
CANDIDACY ANNoUNGEDbonl,

Washington April 25.I#Fhel spresi-
dentiap boom foril Governor sJndson
Harmon of Ohio, was formally organ
lied today when Senator Pomerene
Announced the personnel of the coU-
mitteesD on ways, means and. reselu-
tions, which will press the governors
candidacy for thes democratic lnomi-
nation in 1912. The committee bon
ways and means issheadedy bNisRep;
Iresentative James M. Cox of Ohio.ms
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
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/ GALLINAS RIVER RISING

On account of rain and melting
snow in the mountains, the Gallinas
river rose several inches this morn
ing. AT the county bridge It filed
the, channel from bank to bank. More
water was flowing than for several
months. Old-timers predict the
streams will, rise rapidly during the
next few days, Some Of them hint
al, pr9hable foods. but the more con
servatiyeo do, not expect 50 much
water from the mountains. 1'H'A ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
MEETS kIDNAREDaDAueHTER,e

RedlandsIi Calf, rApfilm2a-xA re
union thattaffected all bystanders took
place here yesterday when Mrs. Wini7
fred Hagertyof cleveland. O,aaccom-
panied by hertwo daHghterss stepped
from -stfei Santa Fealimited.. and met
Mrs, SarahaBroynlls The mother and
ughternwere separated itw enty years
ago innsouth Dakota and both I. for for
many years had siisearehed !. for the
other. Thesrdaughter was KIDNAPPED
twenty iearsr ago by n her father. fol
lowingaa, divorce Of father, ,sl and In mother
the eustodyrsofa the child being. given
to the nfothansdsiuTnl 'sslhsf Cd so
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
: STALLION |! ATTACKS GILL

Las Cruces, NJ, April The
5-year-old son of w. j sampson Eas
badly bitten by a savage stallio on yes
terday afternoon at the Sampson
ranch home near Las Cruces The
boys face and, ears weregb badly lac
Grated and his chest crnrshed, but it
is believed he%wili recover.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
MAKES PUBLIC STATEMENT TTAAi TTE;MiIEIEi /
Bel LIEvEsAGt iMExicANs wit
luNiTE II Eoe & Ey4lGRE Eay5l-liR :! WELFARE VI,
'sa2 .usaoF THE COUNTRY gIno ,ou i,
TO ExITE:NDnTlHE lI' |: lAlRMiSTICE.
iNEeoTiAIloNs LOOKING TOWARD
=. END oFiREvoLUtoNrM MAYIqlsb /.
..,,. semLAsT FORTNIGHT Terano0 lG

noMe% York 5QAprn 2s.-lPresidentsDdazd
has, has addressed the following dispatch 4
to therAssoicated Press: hs0lnJ ,uuorl
'haw a Mexico City; April c25s91911 ID
Z 4 reply to your message In which 4
you, askome eqconcerning the iactualrsit. :
uationdn this country am congirfc-
ed that conditions of peace, interrupt o
ed for the moment, will return ITO
5Mlexicol eando all Mexieans will unite
with theF sfnglen purpose OF furthera
ing the development and progress of I,
our country.iss1T rsmqol .anx9T 10 ~
1s H6SignedD PORFIRIO DIAzHarJ
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
WORE SELLERS SENTENCED

. portsmouth, O., April 25.-Nine, Of
the Al voters indicted by the. grand
Jury last February which investigated
elections in this county. YESTERDAY
pleaded guilty to vote-selIing. They
we're fined s25 each, and sentenced to
six months, in the Cincinnati work
house and disfranchiseds for five
years, The, fine and yorkhouse sen
#tenees were suspended upon payment
of costs amounting. to SO ;4g in each
ease. All nine were from Niles town
ship, which borders on Adams Adamp Sc icog1n- N
ty, where Judge Blair's activity re-
suited in the Acknowledgement of
ham drads Of -V0tprs- men received
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
FIVE NEGROES TO HANG

Z sOklahomH City, Oklas,i April io.25.r--
Fiyesnegroes. were. sentenced yesterf
Day foihang from the, same scaffpld IN
oklahoma City June 81 for tlieh lnnr.
iber of w. H. Archie, who was robbed
and killedf'on the night Of March g..
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25

They had warrantl for his arrest
ALSO. on a charge kidnapping McNa-
mAarariosqa A-.5c n1qA ..IV ,9noisbia
5nst before noon, A, F Badorf Of
New York, an assistant of Drew, was
arrested, also charged With kfdnap-
ink. -noo 1890 asd odU djDog bio-Iss
Latai this afternoono saiiofour mem
wfesrsleassdo on fhonds, vfprnishedoby,
secuyityb aeompapTF .1oisis bue rsr
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
AIl'I:..|[ III
NEBRASKA, robbed A Oh ]l D
z s9fss5iab --r--Vefat ssed fss
lcRAcksMEN foDEMoLtsH nRulhD-
EI9s ING INh'BL LoWlNGrsAEE--o9 .
Ias ,aaal get $1,4ooi isisseeTasr e

Grand Island, Neb, April 25. MIThe
State bank at Giltner, twenty-five
miles south of this city, was robbed
early this morning. The Safe and
building were wrecked BY nitro
glycerin. The robbers secured $1,000
or s1,4OO dollars and madeP their
escape. Posses are in pursuit.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25

!NoTINe, 9uTelTHATis oALL .r9b
Denver, oAprils 26,rUEbeEe was no.
election today for United States sepai.
tors Thomas got thesantipSpeer votes,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
,lT To Relieve Gomez

WashingtoBnApril as25-7-Senor JoseSan,4
yasconc clos of the Mexican revolu;'
tionarg juntai att San Antonios arrived, ed,algo
here BsaaEfto assume charge Of the rg.tt :
Washington eonfidential a agency, dur yplrasyd,
ing thenabsence of DE- yasqpez Co !,
mez, afa lWlo tYill leaye fqr Gel El Paso, Tex ,o,
topghtb to dpaqFticiRate aqFtic in the peace re- ,gs,
.gotiations. so.y, 4var h.rar,r
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25
4 & TTT5JSt 5TIf5Ea Ell 1
4 Observation-Disclosures

san JossbGslienA April sJsat.TEeee Pat .TEeel-
ing, "a trusted inmate Of 1T the state t9e
hospital fofIthe bfnsane at ,Agnews;
Killed himself late yesterday by climb
ing toithe top Of a. sfxtyfoot smoke
stack and jumping down insideli5the
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-04-25

The hearing Was eontinuedas~anti3
TOMORROW at the request of the
coterie ef New Mexico, and Ari-
zonat democrats, y and Samuel &I
Blair, ex-senator and representative
of the Anti-Saloon league. who, insist
on talking, If. onlyxto unbnrded them
selves of a few canned speeches. Bx-
Delegate Ferguson is still demand
ing certain changes in the constitu-
ton, but his wants arespot taken seris
ouslY