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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-02

11-4 WHITE PART WOOL ELAN KETS. Were $2.25 pair
 ...- Sale Price $1.S5 a pair 11-4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. A fine soft heavy Blanket we've been selling at $4.25 a pair
 Sale Price $3.39 pair EXTRA HEAVY WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. Worth S70O a Dair-they're slightly soiled so will go ill at this sale for
 Sale Price $4.9s pair
 GERMAN COUGH COVERS. Were $1.5O
 Sale Price $1.19 each
 NAINSOOK REMNANT. Fine. soft quality 40 inches wide, worth from the piece 15c yard Sale Price 91ac a yard JANUARY SALE OF WOMEN'S
 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. MORE GARMENTS THAN EVER MORE BEAUTY THAN EVER. < ,- MORE QUALITY THAN EVER Our knowledge of past achieve ments i'll Underwear selling was the starting point of our present endeav- OTIS for this sale. We've bought lib- erally of the best values to be found from the foremost Underwear Manu facturers in the country, and we'd emphasize the fact that all our gar ments bear the mark ofapproval of the consumers League" We con- scientious1y say that we don't believe better values in Muslin Underwear were ever offered than you'll find here in this sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-02
HE QUIT HOLLERrNG.
Saw ny His Portrait How He Looked When Doing 1t and That
 Was Enough.

On one of his trips west, Frederic Remington the artist, made the &C., nuaintance of cowboy who was called by his associates ''Hollering Smith, Tn appearance, relates the Philadelphia Post, the man was typical of his kind, and MT. Remington made several studies If him, both in repose and when in his kavorite pastime of ''hollering." Later, when back in his studio, the artist em- bodied rather close portrait of the ex- uberant Smith In several drawings for magazine, most of them showing him In q state of eruption. Later MT. Rem- lngton again visited Smiths nsighbor- hood, and on the afternoon of his arrival was approached by that worthy bearing one of the pictures torn from the maga- zine. Pointing to the central figure, he aaid:
 s'say, is that mel"
 Well" replied Mir. Remington, guardedly. T got the idea from you, pf course. but"
 "Oh, it's all right" broke in the man; mo offense. If it's me just say so.'
 Well. yea; it's fairly close portrait If you"
 That's what the boys at the ranch said. I look like that when holler, to I?"
 T think you do"
 We'll" said the man as he slowly re- turned the leaf to his pocket. '1f that's he state of the case then all I've got to yay is that Hollering Smith has hollered he last holler that he'll ever holler. aereafter when celebrate ! blow a tin horn. don't consider that no man has right to look like that--not around tmongst white folks, at least"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-02
AT s CENTS EACH.

PLAIN MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. High or low neck, regular price 1Oc. ONLY ONE TO A CUS- TONER
 CoIa prico Ec nach
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-02
AT AGENTS.

MUSLIN CORSET COVERS v NECK Trimmed with torchon lace and embroidery, regular price 15c
 Sale Price lie each
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET.

i MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb 2 The
international field workers conference
of the iifth district of the Information.
Al Sunday school association began
In Minneapolis today with III atten-
dance of prominent Sunday school
workers u Wisconsin Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, Nebraska,
Iowa and Manitoba. Al The opening
session In the Central baptist church
this afternoon the duties 81 state of4
licers was the principal subject dis
cnssed The speakers included Prof,
II n Steidleys general secretary 81
The Nebraska association. Rey. q II
Merrill. y p secretary IL the inter
national executive committee. and D.
a. Iapham president of The iowa as
sociation. The sessions afe ID con
tinue through tomorrow and Thurs.
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
MINISTER ELWooD
ON TRIAL.

NEW CASTLE, DeIs Feb, BE,
cause he preached sermon which his
brother ministers believe was In 1
measure responsible for the burning
at the stake Of the negro George White
near Wilmington last June, the Rev,
Robert Al Elwood. pastor of olivet
Presbyterian church af Wilmington,
was today placed on trial before the
New Castle Presbytery 81 general
charge of mChristian and unmlnis.
terial conduct
The trial Is being held In the Pres.
byterian church and large crowd
was present at the opening this morn.
Ing The proceedings began with the
reading Of the bill of information con.
tanning the charges against Mr. I'll
wood. The bill quoted at length from
the sermon which Mr.. ElWood deliver.
cd on Sunday, June Il, twenty-fonr
hours before the burning OF the negro,
on the subject, SHOULD the Murderer
Of Miss Helen Bishop Be Lynched q
The charges went on To state that
even II the accused pastor did not nc.
tually incite hearers and readers oi
his sermon to riot he was guilty Of
advocating violence and disobedience
to law, that his preaching from text
from the constitution of the United
States was an act Of dishonoring ths
Bible. and that his sermon was IN
many respects contrary % the tenets
#of the Presbyterian church. Former
Attorney General Robert G. White ap
ueared for the accused paster and The
trial promises to be vigorously con
tested BIZ both sides.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

MITCHELL. S. d. Feb. = The
opening II three conventions iodas
has attracted ID Mitchell one 81 the
largest crowds ever entertained ~
The city The state btlttermakal,a AZ.
soctaiion. state live stock breeders
and state poultry asspcis ~ are al
haldine forth Iii annual session and
lhe three together have attracted tip
wards u 500 visitors from Ill parts ~
the state. Tho poultry association Il
conducting state poultry show il
conjunction With I'll meeting mid the
stock breeders are holding sale 81
fancy bred stock. both of which have
added Interest Il the triple gathering
For each ~ The gatherings m inter
esting program mas been arranged and
many nored agricultural and diary
authorities will be hnard during iiit
week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
MARTIAL LAW
REVOKED
Peace and Good Order NOW De-
elared to be Prevailing in
Teller Connty
GOVERNORS IA 7
a Detachment Of National Guard
Will Ridc for Time to Assist
the Civil Authorities

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Feb -.
Governor Peabody today revoked his
order Of December sta last declaring
Teller county In state Of insurrecs
tion and rebellion and proclaiming
martial law BY executive authority
Military Commander Verdeckberg To-
day issued a proclamation announcing
that Peace and good order are being
fully restored, and It has been shown
that the civil authorities are able and
willing to control the situation, 70 per.
form the legal functions and 70 en-.
force the laws II is announced that
detachment Of the national guard
will remain here for a time, but will
act Id support 81 and II suhoriination
10 the legally constituted civil author
titles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
FARMERS WANT TO
CONTROL PRICES

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb. 2Dele.
gates from Illinois, the DalSotas, Iowa,
Nebraska and number Of other states
were present today at the opening Of
a national conference Of the American
Farmers exchange. The preliminary
organization Of the exchange, which
is composed Of farmers societies
throughout the country, was accom-
plished at meeting held in Chicago
recently, and the present conference
Is for the purpose OF completing the
organization and mapping out plan
Of work. The organization aims TO
control the markets on farm produce,
the members claiming that the mar
kets are manipulated by others than
the producers, and that the farmers
realize the worst Of the transaction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
MERCHANT TAiLoRs
HOLD CONVENTION.

ATLANTIC CITY. II j., Feb -
Delegates numbering several hundred
and representing all the chief cities irl
The United States are attending the
annual convention of the Merchant
Tailors National exchange of New
York. reviewed the work nf The last
year and told of The plans being made
Tor lhe exchanges exhibit III the s..
Louis exposition The report q Sam.
incl II. spring ~ Baston, secretary q
the association sheNai 4 gratifying
incrense ID member ami Trcasur.
Il Richard q SotEiueame 81 Milwati
kee. reported 'sopd balance IN The
treasury Rochester I'D several 9th.
er cities are IN the fleld for next years
convention Of the exchange.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
SOCIETY 10 DANCE

NEW YORK, Feb, 1.-THE forty
seventh annual charity ball 70 De XIV.
en tonight at the Waldorf.Astoria will,
from the outlook, be successful both
socially and financially. The money
taken Will. ais usual. benefit the n,lrs;
cry and child's hospital Governor
and Mrs Odell and I'll governors stan
viii be present and there will be .
great many representatives Of the
army and navy IN the promenade
Prominent society people also viii be
present from Albany, Baltimore. Phil
adelphia, Boston and other places
George Hammond Sullivan. who 4
chairman Of The nppr committee. With
all bis aides, viii bring np the line Il
the promenade
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Julian II. Garcia and wife to William
Frank. consideration $160, conveys
land IN town of Las Alamos, precinct
4.
Rafaeia Truilllo to Leonor 4.
Iriosto consideration $40 conveys
real estate III town of Las Vegas,
Manuel Martinez q Leonor urioste,
consideration 500. conveys real estate
In town of Las Vegas
Miguel Salazar 70 Mias Cornelia
fireman, consideration saoo, conveys
land ii secs. a. 2s md %, 4. ls. r.
26.
IL i, iSachleln aud wife Y Lua n,
Gilbert. consideration s215a, conveys
lot is, IS IA of tot 10, block 4s, Buena
Vista Town Co addition,
Maria tifanta Iapia de Lopez G
Epimenia Lollez Dc pelsado, consid
eration $l. CONVEYS n. r. ot Nh. -
Gee. 2s, II. 1a. III. 25 II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

stLouis,. Mo. Feb. 2. The commit.
TIE on arrangements appointed hyGhair.
man j X Jones Of the democratic na
tional committee held Its first meeting
at the Southern hotel sH,faw to cen.
slider preliminary plans for The recens
tion and accommodation Of the dele.
gates and visitors te the democratic
national convention here In July. Tha
members of the committee, nearly all
of whom were present, are John IL
Osborne Of Wyoming. ], M. Head of
Tennessee, John n Mclean of Ohio,
], G. Johnson Of Kansas, Norman Il.
Mack OF New York. d. J. Campai oi
Michigan, j. NJ. Gnffey III Pennsylvania
and William j. stone d Missouri TIL
committeeman inspected the coliseum
where the convention Ii to be held
and also investigated the hotel facili
ties. A conference vas held with j
delegation representing the ST. Louis
entertainment committee md d mum
bcr of minor details discussed. Gthel
work coming within the scope Of Til
COMMITTEES will be transacted III /
meeting % be held later
The committee unanimously adopt
ed d resolution expressing satisfaction
with the arrangements BY the Ioca
committee relative to accommoda
tions and rates 10 BE- charged
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02


LONDON, Feb. king Edward
opened parliament today None y
the familiar outdoor features were
lacking. Inclement weather, how,
ever, spoiled the effect of the royal
procession. The prince and princess
or Wales had small procession from
Marlborough house, After entering
the house or lords, their majesties
we're robed, and proceeded by the
state regalia, passed In procession e
the chamber where the lords as
sembled 10 hear the kings speech
Touching on the Alaskan decision
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
NEW YORK GRANGE

CORTLAND n. VI, Feb. 2up#
wards Of 800 delegates and visitors
were present today at the opening nf
the annual meeting Of the STATE
Grange. Despite the unusual large
attendance All 81 the visitors are be.
Ing well cared for AS d result of The
Well,directed efforts of the local enter,
tainment committee The sessions ar
10 continue three days, during which
time there will be addresses BY 4
number Of prominent speakers. il at
Idition % interesting discussions and
the transaction Of the usual amount of
routine business relating "a The affairs
Of the organization
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
FINE STEAMSHIP
COLUMBUS LAUNCHED,

CHESTER. Pa, Feb. 2.-The mag
nificent steamship City Of Columbus
built for the Ocean Steamship com
pany, was launched today ~ the yards
or the Delaware Shipbnilding and En.
gine company. The christening cere;
mony was performed BIZ Miss Maud
Burnett Of Columbus, Ga, in honor
.of which the ship was named. The
launching was attended by officials u
the Ocean Steamship company and
the Central railway Of Georgia and 9
party Of prominent people Of colum
bus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
KING EDWARD OPENS
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
Touches Gingery Upon Alaskan Baundery Question Pledges
His Kingdom to Promotion Of Peace
Pledges


the kings speech said on some points
the verdict was favorable 10 British
claims and on others Il had been ad
verse. But it must be matter q
congratulation that the misundes'
standings In which the ancient bonn
dary treaties, made n ignorance q
geographical facts are SO fertile have
In this case been finally removed from
the field Of controversy. Speaking q
the far eastern crisis the king said:
ANY assistance my government car
usefulIy render towards the promo
tion Of pacific solution will be glad
" afforded.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
DEFICIENCY
BILL PASSED
Tidy Sum u sixleen Millions
Provided Under the Spe-
cial Act
MONEY QUESTION
Fairbanks Makes Sensible speech
hi the senate On Canal
Matter

WASHINGTON, b. q, Feb. -.
The senate committee on appropria-
tions today authorized favorable re-
port On the urgent deficiency bill, An
amendment Was adopted appropriat.
Ing s4.60o,o00 loan for the Louisi-
ana Purchase exposition,
The total Of the bill as amended Is
$iG,37S,2l6. All reported BY the sen
ate the total increase over the house
appropriation Is s5.a52,2l6, but As d
loan to the st. Louis exposition y re
.imbursable, the net increase IL only
$752.216. Among the items of increase
III one Of $25,O0o To enable the pltsi
dent to confer through diplomatic
channels with the governments 81
Mexico, Japan and China and nsheI
countries to continue until the end 81
the fiscal year the relationship he,
tween gold and silver standard q ihe
silver using countries.
Fairbanks on Panama.
WASHINGTON, .. C., Feb, 2 The
senate today adopted d resolution IN
tmduced lin Hoar permitting the com
mittee appointed ID Investigate III,
charges against Dietrich 70 employ
Iclerk, TO send for witnesses md 4
take other steps necessary 70 carr,
/ out the orders Of the senate, tn
BACON resolution looking for the arb
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
GRAVE CHARGES
AGAINST N. Y. GAS cos
Alleged That Rshy Six Deaths From Asphxaton Have Reen
Caused B, Bad Quality Of Commodity

NEW YORK. Feb. Z a petition
which will be filed before the state
supreme court today asks for the is.
sue Of mandatory injunction ordering
the city officials to investigate condi-
tlons attending the manufacture oi
gas BY every company In the city
Robert g. Langdon, petitioner, asks
for the inspection and test of purity
ana candle power, alleging that one
meter III every iive Il defective u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
WILD WIND STORM
IN COLORADO
Three Cars Blown From Track by Fury of The Tempest Blizzard
Raging In DakOtah

DENVER, Colo. Feb. 2.-rurthe,
reports from Northern Colorado show
yesterdays windstorm TO be ths worst
in the history Of this part Of the coun.
Try. Thirteen persons were injured.
but not fatally. BY the wresking Of q
C. q s. train near Georgetown, three
cars being overturned by the wind
when the train was at q stan1stlll
In Denver the wind attainei veloc.
ity Of eighty miles an hour. The only
fatalities reported are thosa of two
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
YOUNG LAWYER KILLED
IN OLD KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. flames
Sharon. prominent young lawyer
who had just completed his term -
assistant commonwealth's attorney
died today at hospital from the af.
fects Of bullet wound inflicted by
W. =. Ncale Of owensboro. Ky. The
shooting arose. u is said. over sus
picion that Neal entertained a. ia
Shsron's relations with MRS. Neal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
BISHOP HENDRIcK
LEAVES FOR cEBU.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Feb 2. :
Among the passengers on the steam.
ship Korea, which sailed today for
Manila, was Bishop Thomas A. Hend.
rick, recently appointed 10 the Roman
Catholic See Of Ccbu, Philippine Isl
ands. On his arrival at Manila Bish.
op Hendrick will hold q conference
with Archbishop Harty regarding the
future OF the church work In the
Philippines
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

HOUSTON, TeS, Feb, q y. 4.
bonner. personal representative III
John X. Kirby. and n w Mcleod II
Sc. Louis has been appointed tenn
porary receiver Or the Kirby Lnm.
Der company, one of the largest eor.
porations of The kind hi the south.
west. y. a. Relchard, cashier of the
Planters and Mechanics National
bank 81 thls city, of which Kirby is
president, and Thomas II Franklin
have been appointed temporary rs.
ceiyers ii the Houston Oh company
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

men III this city who grasped tho end
OF a broken wire and were electro.
cnied.
Severe Storm.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Feb. : dis
patches from Baldwin. wis, and Me.
dora, N. d.. state that one OF the So.
yerest blizzards known 10 years Is
raging In those sections. The cold
10 Intense. and the snow Is drifting
badly. making the highways almost
impassable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
scALLoN RESIGNS FROM
ANACONDA COMPANY

Butte. Mon. Feb. 2Wm seallon
has wired from New York that he has
resigned as president of the Anaconda
Copper company and as manager q
the amalgamated properties q Mon:
tana. The reason given IS pressure
.of private affairs. scallon has been
president Of the Anaconda company
ana other amalgamated interests since
the company was organized.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

favor of the companies The petit.
tion states that the examination Of the
Manhattan records of the cor0ner's
Office showed that eighty.six persons
were asphyxiated during the last
three months The coroner's inves.
tlgation showed that victims had
gone TO sleep with the light burning
low, that the pressure lei up, exiting
uishing the flames, and then was re-
newed, causing asphyxiation Of the
sleeper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
BIG GATHERING
or STOCK NJ EN-.

ST JOSEPH Nc. Feb Il The IN
nnal convention of the Central Short
horn breeders association began ID
ST Joseph today Prominent cattle.
men of Missouri. Kansas Nebraska
and ioMa are Iii attendance and dele.
gates are also present from Indiana
aud Illinois Tonight the visitors will
BE honored with d banquet at the
Hotel Metropole.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
DEWEY's BoNDsMeN pE.
LIVER UP THEIR MAN.

NORTON, KY. Feb. 2.--The Berry
family was called today in the Norton
county district court. The case was
brought here on n change Of venue
from 81. Francis. Chauncey Dewey,
W. J. Mcbride and Clyde Wilson were
delivered by their bondsmen last
evening. Each hal been At liberty uu-
der . bond Of $4,000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
YOUNG RUSSIAN OFFICER
COMMITS SUICIDE,

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Feb 2 Paul
Stern. i young officer Of The Russian
army. committed suicide here BY
shooting hinaelf through The breast,
lie left letters 10 his brother In Ger.
many saying he was weary battling
with iii health.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
CONDITION or w. C.
WHITNEY IMPROVED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2. This morning
The physician attendant on VIM. G.
Whitney gave out the following bui.
.letin Mr., Whitney passed d favor
able nightHls condition Is improved =
BnlIctin-3:24 D. III. w & Whit
.ney II dead.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING

ST LOUIS. Mo. Feb, 4 Pursuanl
TO The call 81 tho committee on ar
rangemenis, the dempcratic national
committee met here today, with ali
members except John X Mclean 81
Ohio. present. Tho committee Will
probably be In session two days per,
feeling arrangements Tor The conven.
lIon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
Report That England andJapan
Have Combined to Urge
France 70 Accept Reply
JAPAN MAKES DENIAL
Dispatch From Toxic Says slight
Hope of Preserving Peace ii
Being Sacrificed by Russia

PARIS, Feb. 2-The opinion Is ex-
pressed In the best informed circles
here that q peaceful solution of the
Russian-Japanes affair is assured.
Diplomatic arrangements have been
reached between the French minis
ter and British ambassador here by
virtue Of which 1t is agreed that the
French and British governments will
bring strong pressure to bear upon
Japan and induce her to accept the
terms of the new Russian note. While
the Russian reply il still undeliyered
and while Japan Is still in doubt when
1t will arrive, II Is asserted, neyerthe-
less, that the language In which the
note will be couched has been sub
mitted 10 the French and British for
eign ofiices and recognized to be most
concliatory in effect
Japanese Denial.
LONDON, Feb. q, Referring TO q
published statement that Great Brit
ain and France are bringing pressure
| 10 bear on Japan In order 70 induce
her to accept the terms Of the new
Russian note, the Japanese minister
said today that the British govern
lment was not exercising any pressure
on Japan, and he thought It extreme
/ III unlikely that France would attempt
any such step.
Pcssimistic View.
TOXIC, Feb. 2.--The Russian note
Id still undelivered. RussiR's delay In
creases the strain Of tension and d.
minishes the already slim prospects
| OF peace. fhe government has been
urged to dispatch . peremptory note
to ST. Petersburg. threatening 70 de-
clare war II refused immediate salts
faction iii the way of reply.
/ Powers Expect Peace.
i PARIS, Feb 2-Hava's agency has
circulated a dispatch to the effect
that Russias reply 10 Japan. the sub
stance Or which has been conunnni-
Gated to foreign chancellOries every
where has made an impression that
war viii be averted. Views have been
Exchanged between the United States,
France and Great Britain ON the cub
. | ject. Concessions therein 80 beyond
general expectation and illustrate the
sentiments Of equity and loyalty actu'
ating the cxar: III In spite a very
large satisfaction japan VIII revive
. the issue. and the crisis should be
war. Japan will incur the whole re-
sponsibility and find herself morall,
, Iisolated.. The dispatch concludes
that the reply. which only awaits iinal
/ draughtine, viii be presented Fehrn
larry Q.
Gar Gets Papers.
/ ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2. All pa
/ pers relating 10 The report 81 tbs
!. special council on the Russian re
/. sponse were submitted 70 the czal
yesterday BY GRIND Duke Alesis, III
/ TO . o'clock this evening no decision
had beer rendered.
l +
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
COTTON TAKES SUDDEN
AND DECIDED pRop

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. IA steady
volume III business has been trans
acted during the past week IN the
wool market, with prices ilrm The
demand has been Of a general char
acter, including all grades.
NEW YORK. Fob. IA sensation
al drop In cotton occurred this after
noon