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Las Vegas Daily Optic, 08-04-1903 the Las Vegas Publishing Co University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 8-4-1903 Las Vegas Daily Optic, 08-04-1903 The Las Vegas Publishing Co. & The eopleP 's Paper Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation The Las Vegas Publishing Co. & The eP ople's Paper. "Las Vegas Daily Optic, 08-04-1903." (1903). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ lvdo_news/685 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE IAS YEGA DAILY WtW, TUESDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1903. NO. 230. VOL. XXIV. LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, are little rooms tor the whole household charge of the meeting president, Cal.; would be a travesty of a home tor even Edward Goldman, Sacramento, t, H. Hyman, a poor white family in America? What EICHTYSEVEN Eugene Tenn.; M. FICTIOH if the family ate their occasional meals Nashville, secretary, treasurer, W. W. STRAtfflTIJ (like all their aboriginal neighbors) Play, Duluth, Minn.; Wis. on the floor and from a com Sawyers, Milwaukee, Louisville, squatted Bcmton are mon dish? Also that Marcella and her Chicago, Dayton and Russell Sage Celebrating His cities which are endeavor sisters wore the garb of all Pueblos, among the to secure the next convention of of buckskin leggings, wrapped from an- Birthday by Working in His ing Davis, Scion of One and the argauizatlon. Romance of John Wesley kle to knee, short skirts fiery red Office Cardinal Sarto, of Venice Chosen and Wall Street . o ; Guizeppe tunics and quantities of colored cheap York State AUTOMOBILES FOR VISITORS. the Proudest Families of New beads about their necks? Notwith- Takes the Title of Pius X, standing all these things, John Wes- to ley Davis fell In love, in the squalid ADVICE FROM SAGE Two Hundred Big Machines Carry Indian home, with Marcella Oglnez. Passengers from Hotels to A BEAUTIFUL MAIDEN OF THE LAGUNAS He bought her a thoroughbred horse World's Fair. WEDS saddle the wonder ot ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING BY THE PEOPLE and a superb olilKttt 8uccetful Merchant in one in the pueblo. Together Da- 4. An auto every New York. Attributes Longe- ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. vis and Marcella rode all over the mobile service, carrying visitors to to roundabout Togeth- vity to Ueiug Temperate to Wealfhy College Man Comes to New Mexico Study Archaeology country Laguna. the World's Fair grounds, will add won All ex- The New is Almost Years Old and is Said to be Girl. er they explored the geological iu Things the transportation facilities of the Tope Seventy and becomes Enamored of the Charms of an Indian toward the Zunl ders over to the west position at St. Louis next year. At One of the Greatest Speakers in the Church country. He taught the Indian girl least 200 machines will carry passen- VIEWS. how to make photographs, and they EXPRESSES HOPEFUL gers along the fine residence streets made hundreds of photographic plates. and parks of the and discbarge to city will be all and sur-- and mesquite beans, but enough Old man smoked out In .the of within the ROME, Aug. 4. Cardinal Macchl, preserved books, pamphlets, It is the most unexpected Oginez NEW YORK. Aug. 4.Despiie the them at points vantage matter the home in food and to barter shade of the mud house, and seldom of briefs, an- manuscripts and genealogical romance of the the mar- keep of the "dog-days- " at grounds. A company, called the secretary apostolic prising year oppressiveness produced by or relating to any mem- for a few household articles at the spoke. As for the old mother, she most Wall World's Fair Automobile company nounced to the crowd assembled be- ot John Wesley Davis to a Pue- Biosphere, which causes ber of Ball riage labored like a slave, as usual about for this the family, trading post in the locality. street men to hie themselves to the has been organized purpose, fore St Peter's that Cardinal Sarto, blo Indian girl. her petty household duties. Lilburn McNalr as Antonio is known throughout country or the seashore, Russel Sage with Q. president elected Pope, had taken the name of Now and then a white man of the Oglnez Four times John Wesley Davis set Postmasters in Seslon. eighty-sevent- h The machines to be used will carry on lined Mexico as the father celebrated his birthday Pius X. The troops duty up 4. the border takes that part of New a date on wnicn ne proposed going BOSTON, Mass., Aug The sixth under, levels along at his office as from two to forty passengers each, on the piazza and presented arms. ot the handsomest, brightest children back to his fashionable New York toJay by appearing annual convention of the National As to wife an Indian woman and little usual. Mr. does not allow the and steam, gasoline and electricity Ten minutes after 12 o'clock this af- In any Indian pueblo. They have each resume Sage sociation ot which began fastidious home, and to archaeological will be the motive power. The large X. side Postmasters, heed is given; but for this in school course oi his aiiairs to nan m w ternoon Plus appeared in the most had terms the government instruction at Cornell But tally-hos- . here today promises to be the to so far from hlB university. is to- machines will be in the style of of Basilica and the New Yorker step and can good En milestones by which he hurrying balcony pleased Is at Phoenix speak each time he abandoned his purpose, These will collect pas- notable, as it also the best attended, social sphere! ward the mark. He rests only vehicles populace amid the acclamations of the like all their d century association. glish, while the parents, He and black-eye- Marcella were to at the union station gathering ever held by the Davis, heir to the fifty-tw- o in On nation- sengers hotels, enormous crowd assembled on the pi- John Wesley large neighbors, know only the Pueblo days the year. The of several score of heir gether now for many hours every day. and other points in the downtown dis- postmasters fortune of the late Joseph Davis, has for sev al aud other holidays he always vis azza.. , "; In tongue. Marcella Oglnez made albums of their pho will sold en- the chief titles of the country are of three smaller but good-size- for- They great its he occasionally trict. Coupon tickets be ROME, Aug. 4. Cardinal Sarto, pa- eral years been reckoned the prettiest and labeled his office, although attendance and prominent officials ot tunes from aunts: John Wes- tographs painstakingly to take titling the passenger to a ride and triarch of Venice, has been elected doting and most amiable of the Oginez girls. collection of the gives his clerks permission at Washing- ambitious and them. They made a admission to the World's Fair grounds. the postotflce department ley Davis, handsome, school she was an un these days off,. , Pope. At the Phoenix specimens that they had will suitable ton are also here to give the post reared amid the luxury geological never occurred to me to take a Stations be provided at Cardinal Guizeppe Sarto was born at Intellectual, commonly prepossessing and adapt- In about "It masters the benefits ot their expe- old aristocratic picked up their wanderings to points within the exposition grounds of 2. and refinement of an able Her do not know holiday today," Mr. Sage remarked Riese, Province Venice, June of Bos pupil. parents the lonely region', and Davis taught for and passen- rience. Postmaster Hubbard landed estate, a welcome guest in the record in friend who 'In to offer con discharging collecting 1835; was created cardinal and patri- - her age, but the baptismal Indian how to pick a mando- dropped ton and his subordinates have ear- of New York's Four Hundred, the girl are too gers. Automobiles will also be oper- arch ot Venice June 12, 1893. He was homes the Catholic mission church in Lagu- had gratulations. "There many an attractive for the Vander-bilt- s, lin. The Indians secretly a slang within the over certain ranged program a close friend of the younger seventeen this for men these days. ated grounds very learned in the ecclesiastical doc na makes her about name for him, which, translated, holidays young ot entertainment of the visiting mem- the Rhinelanders, Sloans and to stick to business. That routes at a specified rate speed. trines, was modest, energetic and a summer. means They ought bers, many of whom are accompanied educated In famous old New And I am- - now This service will be of great advan and of Pbelpses, Almost all the Pueblo women have Is what I have done. good administrator organizer and Cor- The priest in charge of the Roman to visitors, them by their wives families. England Andover and at haughty black the oldest successful merchant in tage taking practic patron arts, and his seriousness has ' short, dumpy figures and coarse, Catholic mission church at Laguna .... ... o wife from a South V ally from their hotels, them nell, to choose a hair. Marcella Oglnez, however, is New York city." ; saving always been proverbial. Early In comes to hold service there twice a trouble of in National Meeting. western tribe! John Wesley Davis, a as black attributes the buying tickets the April Pope Leo, In conversation with Photographers tall, lithe and has fine hair, Rev.
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