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Cash Grain and Prov1sfsu.-

as fellows. Flau-. arus Nc. . sprirg wheat
81 1enf II Ne. ]. 81 a.01 19s No. red
81 0s1s@1 0s14- Ne cru. sscs No 2 yellow.
5se- Nc cats s1Rc= No white, 5e14 53ae.
No. white g1I4 ls2rses No = rye. Tse5 1sc5
rpcd Feeding barley. asz542g. fair 20 ci1lzfce
11aIr1rsr 4saI4scs No I taxzeed- 81 Is. No !
Norrhwestern. 81 a. prime timothy SEED
s. - nzess pork per Dol. S12 4e4qf2 45. Iarz
per tGe rs 81 t5@T TTras short RIBS sides
1Ioessg ST a5gT Is: shcrr clear sides Socxetf3
ST r2t.a57 Is whtsky. basis u high wines.
81 % clever contract graAe. sf1 T50f2 g
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New YORK Cotton Market.

NEW YORK May 26--Cattau furures opened
szruuz May Sic June. Tls5c bid July,
; tge~ august : f5e- September. s.Ises 0eru-
Der &c November. : Isc bid December,
4Sc- IzcuarT, S.3+e-
Cotton futures closed sVeaf-y MAJ liz
r,--s : gs,-- y4Tv : G:sc- August Sgtc. Seq
terrer sG4e- October. s.0Ac5 November selscF
December : fSc January SD
Spcc cEosed quiet Mid11ag uFla11zs : stcs
zEistIizz GnIt, Sic. sales. 21oo bales
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roza1tfou OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. MAY 2s.-To-,Eays state
u.eut q rhs treasury balance shows Gvzilzhle
cash balance saIs. 315 544- gold SO $50
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Rnnk CIearfu~x

TIE c-IEcztzz table. ccEplle6 b7 Bradsrreet
shc-z -Ee kazk cLza-s-Es tke pr1rcfrai
sfrfez scr the week ended Nay - 1906. win
rhs rercanrz1e q Increase and decrease as
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Ner York Grain and Prsduee.

NEW YORK May zB.-FL0E R-Rsceipc5s
IS seos sxyorrz. tssae Quiet. bur aru-
WHEAT ReeeiFrs. zhee5 sPor market lrreg-
uIar Nc. red s. 08Ia. nominal elevator
No . rel 81 16la. nominal Z 0. B. adaa1- No.
I N,,rrhe-- Duluth. s. f4is 2 o. .. adoars Nc
I hard Manitoba. 81 9Il& Z q. 2. a1eat y neaI
5sr1au ard lDnruvfng wsar1sr. but gained
GEMS zfter midday 0u 4 scare ef shorts n Tie
ruanrhz 4e higher May. s. eAGI ea1ss clcsac
s. es. I1ly- 81 Gss sis c.1sed s1zscs SEP
tsuaer s61a 5SSe. closed sTFses Decen.Aer,
s6 SSTz4e. clGsec $ 4e-
ETDE-SuzadT-
TR0LEE3E-Easy-
CCFFEE-The market fer ccF=s h-rHres
SCeneG sreadv at unchanged prices az an aG
vance q S -oints on srsa1y czEEes ard sup
pert trur. importing interests Later tie E-1r
set Became E1re active and cc1n11ed 20 ae-
vance On covering promoted by the losing a1-
vance n Eavre and larger warehouse GslIv-
srtes pol1LfEg % q coed decrease N the world s
yistnte supply sezrsfnenE zor tne 1lnnLa lie
dose vzs STEADY net 3rIe pszI1rs n1Saer Sales
were reported af IS, 10 bags. including. luna
az 8soG6 55e- F1IE. &. 45c1 August s55c5 Seq
csuher. a-6oGe- e5cf October. se5g6- Iac- De-
ceuce-. e-s516 SIC January. 8 s5c5 March. Te-
Spot. Rio. zteaszE No. 7 fnvuice. Sc mild.
euus C1rtGvz te@13c-
s-ifusaI- So test 4as94 I3-32s 'Hzoiaz=es sugar.
3zes refined steasg
cry 22es official prfces, ear1u0u ID extra 20
GZ2c- renlvzrs1- eoUrcn 70 extra, f5GlI9c
e. ~ SdH NEH ST4Ee. LllL
snail Ehzts. aue- IGLAes 90 fair 70 ehsfce.
sIaRIdc. Go eaIaref ane, ieAc. 10 fair 70
ehcies. s1AIlecs do large whtre. hue, 81 5Iac,
do -nIcred Ene. 81. Gg4 C. old state r,-II cream
cGiere6 and white fancy. 4Lscs Go fEe IaAc
EEGS-W eak. Western fancy, selecress
1T1-01sc5 do erz1s. r7c-
DRIED FEUTTS
EVAP0E4TED APPLES-The market sasu1s
4 EErIa fruzer ah SPOT with supplies small ara
Z Moderate demand Coruno1 q xccss ars
gszotsd az "A 644zes prizs. j. 4edEs Soc. choice
6r't+zCs fanny
PRENES-Are GEziat. so TAR As futures are
cuCcerred while 4 Moderate fobn1ng der7a uts
Tor spot supplies keep the market firm Quo
sati1ns range fran 2ze To &c. according to
zrade-
APRIcDTs-Far f11rure shipment ara saif Z,
b. essiar. bUr the SPOT Situation e zucrarza.s
with choice qzeeE4 al fe1L2Es extra choice
lie and fancy at T7l3I5c-
PEACIEsS-Are quoted fG6JfgL4c c1r
chcice. t9ia EIeLc for extra chofce and II ia
I2c fer fancy
RAISINS-RsEzfn unchanged Loose Mrs
catsIs g7zotstz 4r46G1ac- seeded rzjstrs.
51z 6ake. L1u6or layers sr@1 Ia
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PrOrEfonG

Previous s7-.scarsrnz rule. WIKI a cEer 4nd
Hr-z rrErszt fer Hans. 5aco1 ard L4--
t-TTRED NEAT-5zcCn. lie Ter y tsr
hs4vv He T1r Light EeGtuz1. Lie c1r tlz-r.
I5alt, for extra Ezht and 1St Nc scr cl--4ft.
S-T SsIr Sifzes s1-e- Bellies. u-- Eastern
sIzszzr-eI--sd Eanz t3Ts 9I41c@ Ca1a1r-
ufz Hans lZt-c- Ness 5eef- SO per be-
extra Ness. SO 5eEIl~ E17c1.T- IL 1r-r-le
Mess Pork 81 so extra cfeE. I'll Yes.
So 40 pig FcrE So Pigs Te@- 81 Su1s=t
Beef. t5c per n
TART-Tfe--ss s,uarsd z- 5E- rer y IT
e-4Ifr9rrEa sornpouad &c s1r Eazrzrn cor11c11t
aII.f Sa4c for pure dalc-oarr@Az. Pures l4-se-
f-lT-TtJLsENE E-Cue haIE har-el- 4sc- e1-se
haIf barrsls 11sc= -srce TIE rT1 -ne-c=ss
nc. dve Etzrcss. Tzsc Der n
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LOCAL aARKETS-
Exrhanxe aad BuIlien-
wheat and otaer Grasn.-


wHEAr-L1verpooE furures were higher.
Chicago aI1zrEared considerably ard es1sst
higher On the aay The n.arzsS was t1f.1e.ced
reports though the Iartsr still kzpt coming IN
southwest houses we're god o1yers -
e-hIcar, ID ard 6swu but were sl1ghtIF higher
ca the day Trading was heavy esEeciaIy
IL Deeeznher The casa grain was aruzsr. with
the demand fair and quotations unchanged
CASH WHEAT
California cub. 81 sIIapI 5z1s caItfzrniA
White Australia II d9ml 90 N9rrharn
Sa1z Ser1hern n Red Red. 81 5a@I sIs per Ell. Iawsr
grades Gf whear. s. sG@t 45 Per etL
FUTURES
Session 70 1I.3a a N
2. e7sa @ 8 HIEa- $ 1ss LGy- $ fsse 3
5essnssr 5@s s - ssz las sss las
D. II Session
Open High Low. CInse
Deceuber . ST ss4s 81 3sA 81 ssH 81 35A
B4RLEE-Thers l. przcttcaIlT tznire II
Is sharp but It Is nor Gaming II. Anything
IN me way os u1erehaHrahls Feed brought 81 81
yesterday and 81 81 Eas ne generaL asking
offered at 81 Futures We're very strong. with
May selling ID To 81 a.
CASH BAELET
Feed. 81 ao@E s14.s Brewing and Shipping.
81 32nG-~s5s CheEaIter, nominal
FUTURES
Session . 10 II-3u Il N
Nav .a "a = aa Hss aa 81
?. H. Session
Mag-S1 zTa azAad.
Deceraher-S9c-
OATs-The market has nuw passed nts the
hands af single holder who has further at-
vancsG prices 20 ST. 50 Tor Black ard 81 a. "a
TOR ecth Red and White. There aaIy sew
sraI Carloads left here but the new erap will
be coming IN shortly
C0RN-Sncws 10 further charge The mar
ksr L. szseE ard tzarurslesss with arrivals
about meeting the demand
western saeled. 81 81 ~a9I LIZ tor TalIuw
81 3TE@Q1 szi@ for White and 81 75G1 A. tar
<rraII round &c. 81 5G White. nazlraI. Ezy1-
IIaIl 81 az .aaL IS tnr " Wh1te and 81 25@I ia Eur
81ssT RTE-n sa@I IS per crI accuratng Co
s-IsI-ss srcKw HEAT 81 Ts@e Is per ctL
Freur and Farinaeeprs Goods.
FLQCR-CalIfuruia Family Extras. 81 sg5
s f(. ussza- rsru1E- 6axera Extras 81 1gtE15.
Oregon and Washinzr1n- 1cbhizg NJ <4Q4 50
'ss FaPfN l5I acEoUs GooDsRricss In pzcsaxss
are a. fcIIcwz. Graham Flour S. IS Der I80
MssI 81 5l On narreIa 81 5aI. R1cs Elsrsr-
e.. Crru Meal 81 5d1 extra cream do 50 T5
Dat Meal - es'g4 90 oas Greats. g so
! r. f,rarssi v neat 81 H. Parma = So
VFioIe whear FInur. So so RuEIed Oats. 30 s
s. saaT 5as IN saess. s6sGT- FearI BARLEY So:
rGG lbs
Hay and Fee1stu<Ts
Choice Fay = steady ard seiE vsry wen
again. wEfle the lower graaes ars IH There
g 40 further eha1ge m Fss1srufs4
SEss5l sess saus n ss1 50 Sar 5er rsu
SEORTS-x x.saBss per Ton
FEEDsTEFFs Relied Barley. sss@sz
= 90 fscbfng. sa5s C1cnanut Cake at r1EIL
saaTsa s. sas Ionhing. segs Cacnans1f Meal at
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OREGON
PORTIAND. Nay wheat-CTGh. s5@
SIC, bIuesteru, sG0ases valley. s5r-
EASRLNEKTTOS--
TACOMA May -yEheat-UHchanget-
BIuestsu, SIC club. SIR
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
1t. Louis wool Market.
nauh.rn What MARKET.

ST LOUIS May Z6.-Wo ooE. steady. Medium
zrassss ecublng and clothing -t931cr heavy
Fns atd5.za1sc 5-b ~azhed. 32r1c-
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Northern Ru-sness-

SEATTLE May 2s.-Cteariugs. ss21. .5s2ss
balances SI3g. E;0.
PoRTLkNn. May as-c1ezrings. ss5s. asss
sFokASE Nay as.-c1earinsz. ssss. gass
balances. $As. $50.
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vine Exrsrss in AprfI.


r ArE- la@- ths eLporus we're - 40 gal
ard AZ -ases raLlec SIS3sI4 n
thl- noah 3sitLse EaIorE Eecr I'd New E1rk-
GL Ezlcns and I'D cazes r-e EEvzia1
-za1cs z11 lll00 Ez-crs ard - eases e
C=---aI are-ce
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Htae-. T.Iler. vol - Heps-

Al conditions remain before srdrzc- - col
* about cleaned u. Ehtss ara n urzen1 1e-
uauG and firm and Hogs are sC=a1IlT ael+
with 1ctfs doing
HIDES AND SETNS-CuTs and crz11z seil
about Is5Ic under qzorztiorz. EsaTT sa1Esd
steers. T2c ue1fuu He light I21@cS CIV
HIDES. 11c for heavy ard 181-e s1r 1g1-r
Stags. Sc Salcsd KIP ne Sazrst Nea- ~
$50 CaIs Be- try Efsizs 1S1e 5f3cs strT zl7
T-c- dry CAL IL. ShserzE-1s. z1e1riE1gss
85cJ7C EACH short V1oI. 5GfT9oc szens n1zltl-ans
aecTsI IS LauE WcoI 81 z5Ge- E1rse EIees-
zafr 81 . s1r a-z4 and = . TOR NJ
z75ITu s. 3 for snail a-t SIC 1r Cars
Horse H1des trY 81 for arzs aad 81 81
far medium s. . s1r snail a11 5Oc Tor Colrz
Buck Sktrs-Dry Msx-ezn- aoc- 1T sa.s7c
Mexican &c dry CerErzI A-ertca1- Sc
Coat Sxins-P--s Azg1rzs- r5s-- ezra Az-ss
90 81 z5- zrzs. sec. ues511rr- 50c= suza1I- &c
-AELCiT-Nc- I rendered 4G4ltc rer n
No 5a53 l.c- Grease :. 1@1ae-
WCCT-S7rf1x gIfp-EI1hCil1r ard A-1E-1-
cinc, ZSG3fe-- everything else 1cEE14l- -41
Joaquin 41d SaUIhzrr. seven 1I11Ells u Glsc-
d. years staCIe rs51Ec- Made E1u1rTr so
zIe- Ncrrheru trse. 22fe5cs dG. cs-ecEtEe- SO
SIC. Nsvz6a- 1S6ene Fe- n aeruru1s %
quality
HCP-fs04 crup 2462Gc Fer u. Eitn E1zr
growers hsIz1nx 1u- s1r Soc 1906 erup- 1sl2Q
r-c.
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Mfnfn< StoekA

San FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
F1ECUf-z we're -ns sales ID Ire san Frza-
.fsca S-1ck art zEE1a1zs 5--4r1 TescerS-1E-
No--f-r f-,rusros-xs
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Le-zsn Closing stecks-

Elr sI-Ver-Elr-1s Z L--1c Per oO1ce-
Nrrey-I-s o. = Ter eecE-
IRE rare II <tscouzr n the open market
c5r shrre hf1Ls = zn rer cent and fer three
Months bEls - Ter cent
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.


evEzTc-sCrQ. May aa.-Ou rhe Produce E-x-
change r1s-s4v the butEer n1arHst WIS steady
crear-srfes Isisztcs eztrles, 15E ISe5 eggs weak
al marx cases Included. Lee ErsEs, f5 &c.
ehaese- ven EaQIa-sc.
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nr,-a prrss.. Nuts. R.E.aas. Hsa<v.

Erpr-T-rE-Arrtcrcz. 6aGSc S1r 1zW cr1rs
e,-+T,-a delivery. [eEtzrl1sS. csc rr Wa
Eea-Fras - f5sLac per n Pears. % L9c- Ff1E1a.
r rf1.i- FiZs 4-crrw1 1r-s-zz~ Asc- 3-eroW1s
9.s,-- 4---ux1 6ce- G-c-c~u Sc hulk Whfr-s
- ME black 2r.G51ae. ET11orzrsf AppEss.
SO -4e rer D
PRJ- sE,S-s1td cruz. IL gas Ter D err tae
e515r sfzes and 1-7Ss bass for rl1s a-gH sIzes
R&rSTNS-tsG4 erup O. J. Frez11--Esnss1
cfgIszsrs 81 s56I a. EG1d1n LFTzrss SSQSSs--
Loose MuzcaEzts. z-cr0wu- 41s1Scs S-sr1S1
sq5s1sc- e-cr0Wr- 5G3A.@- Ssec4G~ 51o-se-
7,1r.z-Ipscuss See5sss. 41.414r2c- Sses-lesz sui
Caaaz urhIsache6- - G5e Der n
NUT-WaInurz No I s1czeel1 26l5es
Nc. 2 1GEI1e. We 7 Aar1znel1. - S.e. =
Ice. AIncnGS. 1GGp lie for N1n1arels- &c "a.
F1r I. r3--97t4Ltr cr Ne Pfzs Uf--8
ard frc fer Lzrguestocs Psa1Trs. tElc .1r
Eastern pecars TT6f3e= Cccc&n1-s- 81 5sa1s1
EfO<ET-Ccuh. sGu1-c crr wa1re and ..
f7Tgc for amber. Warer TnIzz Ex--zcrzCt. -
61&c- Hghr amber sx-rzcx=1- s4F7--e- 1arz- %
sss,E,szr Ax-ra2er per
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Totals. L & s. E4. f-'y, Iss
C7rrzi5fe N Y. g0C g..- ...ss5

Totals. Canaz:a So. 115.Ts4 III
Not frcfzsse1 IN totals hscauze containing
ether f1er-s than cEeariugz- Balance paid N
cash
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of Navel Oranges were zzcrt1ued- tz1cx seil-
Eg <1GI 20 ch0fcE sacGSl 80 41-
standards AZ 6gcsG$1 -
STRAW TE@Eer cEEsr- LI1EEcr-1z.
s1nI2- Earza vartsrtes S3f55s Santa Clara Bzr-
rizse Ss51- FEariu Bsr--es. 51d5 lsc Der c-z-z-
RASPBERRZES@---= - Per erz<z ard -
Per d-zWsr
L0CANBERRIE- 5c@5 per ehszr and
s. = ger crare
BLACKB ERRIE+ +s294 per ehes-
eCCSEBE2RI E-Pe- Ic-EcgL4h CSC
ether Ens5z. 2zs5s-
CT EE7S-Esr 1rEWzr-5LzcE- a7c11l -
RayaT An1e 75cGSr .. Rz6 and Wnlrs SO
s5.-- N bulk 6G5Iec ger n t1r BlacE- 3scc c1r
Red and White and Sdtfc t1r 61ga1 Anna
CTRRANTSs3 5e16 ger cces@
xPPI esd S1Gz Ter box rev a1Gesc
-er bcx err green And s1G1 . f1r -e1
APRICCT@15c'G<1 3 Per erz-e ar1 seqese
sor srzaI hozss
PEACEE EE-e5ca1S1 Der ooL
PEIT N$-C1yuau sgcs6s1 per e-zre- Cherry.
5fa1sfsr Der 6Cx ard 81 ps- -r1ce
Cr-7r-= -EF-rTS-0rz1ges- N1vz1al y &c
= - uer EEK Ezr czncg 11eI > f1r c1ctce ard
-sr9zSr q fer srznIart- Nss1ltsrrzzsa1 5weers.
-5e65xI 81 Valsrclas. 81 5ue22 % SD 11Es~
xT45T 95- Lemons. Sz72 so Tor rz1cT- 81 30
s1} ar choice ard I5ca1SL r1r sZz1s-z-11 esr42 2e
E--rs- & yg672 90 Max1cz1 Lines. F+G= -
. Sc case- Barzzaz. a. I5az= 3 rer os-zc1 cor
f-z---4I Krnerfcar an1 81 7f > TT Ezwz--zz-
fl1Ti 11zz1-
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Meat Mark.s

DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates Eran ss1aghzsrs % dealers
ars E3II0Es-
s1r C1Ez.
vEAL-Earzs 5@6-c- sr1au- -l5s-e per n.
porcG
LANB-s[618c per -
PCRE-Dresse1 Hogs d-eiUsc rer II
LIVESTOCK MAREE-
The 11iE1wtng queca-l0ns ara for god sound
Livestock e=lIVsrsd II san Fr1zc-zcn. lzzs 40
A Der ce1r s1-in11Ee f1r C11tIz.
CATTLE-Stesrs. - a. Ccwz and zelt-
srz S1aE6-e. rht1 Csws. sf75e GER %
CALVE-4541aE Per - eEr1sz Ee1<1r3-
SHEEP-Wsthers. 5-a97Ac- EWes- sGS14e
GER 70 gross UsiEErf
E4AlL5@S2 5G92 3 per head-
E0G-LfVe Hogs. LIE 80 lbs. 5sa i1dA=s
1Ter 1s9 Thz. 5ls 15-sc- F=sdsrss 5cs SCwss %
re- csuz o1- Sears 81 per cent 1E. ard Scz<sN
- Ter cent ~ rem zbuve .11tz-tocs-
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AUCTION SALES

- PRIVATE SALE. -
Carload rnarss and Esdlrzs. s-l-1ole 80
Al rgrpcses. EznzEe. erokzn srge 41t1 1c11ie.
1850 % r3lH counts -e--rr C1fansg c. L TaT-
l0rz -z1ck. 5a-zTiz- Cal FzED -
CHASE 4 CO : 1779 lLzrkzr -. : T
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Marulns session.
c-Hss-nE. stock aa4 OH ExsA.u<-.

S--ss-
ssssos Cal Nisr-Hzsss=-u ~ ss-------r1s 70
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CLOSING oroTAroNs

Confi..<d On PAGE Fs1rsss~
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Cheese, swiss ---25Q.35
Eggs per dOz- -zsig-5
Honey. cuuh. Ic--9I5
Do Erzcced- - s11o
NE
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STOCK AND BOND ExCHAyGE
FRDAT- NAY ~ > i

UNITED STATES BONDS
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Family Retain Market

DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter cnrfce. SC 4s3d94j
Do zccd ---55Es1 =
Cheese Cal ----I595ZH
Cheese Eas-eru &C -gZ5
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07
Ohio g. A. R.
Encampment

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, o.,
June 7,-Washlngton Court House has
capitulated TO host OF Grand Army
veterans and members OF affiliated
organizations who viii costlnue In po.
session OF the city through the greater
part Of the week. There are thousands
Of visitors here, and the thlrty.ninth
annual encampment, Department Of
Ohio, G. A. r., promises 10 be one OF
the most largely attended and sue.
cessful events OF the kind In recent
years. The event Of the encampment
will be the great parade Of Thursday,
when the veterans will be reviewed by
Governor Herrlck, Commander-in-Chief
Blackmar and other men OF wide prom.
inenee, Today was given over largely
70 the reception OF the visitors, meet.
ings OF the executive council and the
formalitles attending the opening OF
the gathering.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07
Loses His Life To Save Woman
w A. Pegg Denver Commercial Traveller, Snatch IS
Woman From Beneath Car Whssls a. Trinidad
To Fall to Cruel Death Himself.

carried to a porch of the Cardenas
hotel and physicians were summoned.
Before an ambulance bearing the sur
geons could reach the spot Pegg had
expired from loss of blood. Mr.. Pegg
was conscious to the last and man.
aged to give bystanders his name
and address, which he said was 1903
Arapahoe street, Denver
"A membership card in the United
Commercial Travellers association
was found in his pocket and local
members of that organization were
notified.
"The body was taken in charge at
Trinidad by Coroner J. G. Estey, who
decided that an inquest was unneces-
sary. The remains will be shipped
to Denver today.
"But little could be learned con-
cerning Pegg in this city last night.
He seems to have been the only
resentative of the Moneyweight Scales
company in this city and his business
office was closed last night. He lived
for time at rooming house at 1910
Arapahoe street, but moved from that
! place several weeks ago, leaving nc
address. For time he lived at the
Belmont, at 1928 Stout street, but
nothing is known of his friends OF
relatives there. It is said that he was
on the road a great part Of the time
and that he had started for Los An
geles to establish an agency there fol
his company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07

ranging their horses TO the barrier.
BY famliarizing the fillies to the bar.
rier at sometime previous TO the gong,
much unnecessary delay would have
been avoided.
Half Mile Novelty.
The half-mile novelty for a purse Of
500, to be paid 500 at each quarter,
brought out very likely bunch of
ponies, the favorite j. d. being evenly
played at the pools to win both
purses The start was perhaps the
best of the afternoon, the quartette
swept around the first turn so
closely punched as to defy individual
recognition. j. d., holding the in
side, forged ahead at this turn, and
passed the quarter post in .27, half
length ahead of Trillum. and there
after the finish centered down to j.
ID. and Trillum, j. D.under the whip
crossing the wire several lengths
ahead of Trillum in ;53.
Placita Derby.
The Placita Derby, in which Mary
Glenn, Los Angelno, Estado belmont,
Estare and Dan Collins were entered,
the feature of the days sport, was
run under most auspicious circumstan-
ces. The gaily ribboned crowd, the
unrivaled sunshine and balmy noun
tain breezes, made the occasion one
to be long remembered, and the race
itself left nothing to be desired,
An inspiring scene was offered the
IA nj
ed cavalcade tore past the grand stand
on the first half mile, with distended
nostrils and pounding hoofs. Pande-
monium reigned for a moment as
Mary Glenn, with the disabled Los
Angelina, and Estado closely pressing
crossed the tape in the final magnifi-
cent splurge in 1850 flat.
Today's Events.
Following are tue entries for TO-
days races:
2:a5 Pace, Prize $4oo.
Halina Morgan, Tom Helpon, Crick.
EFT, LosengerH Turbin, st. Elmo,
Capeo.
2:13 Pace or Trot, Purse $1,000.
Selden Wilkes, Shecam, Amble w,
Floradora, Losengers, Monkey Mack.
Mile Handicap Run, Purse 500.
Heather Honey, Geo. H. Ketcham,
Dolll Gray, Nuptial, Mary Glenn, Ius
Angelina, Tar Baby, Weldon, Estado,
Sceptre, Jack Adams, belmont, Red
Cord, Presently, DR.. Tom.
Half Mile Novelty, Purse $50 at Each
Quarter.
Joe D, Estare, Jessie M, Lord Beach
Neva Hustler, Procrastinate, Trillum
John Stone: "The splendid time
made by horses here Is gOOt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07

TOXIC, June IA correspondent OF
the Associated Press has been per.
mitted to inspect the Russian battle
ship Orel now lying at Maizuru. The
Orel received terrible battering.
Her hull shows forty gaping holes
pierced by large shells and many
smaller places where she was hit,
while the superstructure, upper works
and under decks were riddled by
shells. The seaboard forward 12-inch
gun was smashed ten feet from the
muzzle and other guns were damaged
from the main deck upward. The
condition of the vessel was a terrible
sight to behold and below decks there
is evidence the vessel was several
times afire. The main armor belt Is
intact and the turret armor generally
withstood the battering of the shells.
The Orel is strong structurally, al.
though II will be necessary to prac'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07

Mr. Matney, the much touted Den
yer twirler, valiantly aided by Brown,
Lyon and others of the fast imported
bunch, presented yesterdays game to
the Albuquerque Browns before the
biggest crowd that ever gathered at
|Gallinas park. However, II the home
artists Should seek for an excuse FOR
failing TO play the national game yes
terday, they might find 1t In the
apathy of the crowd At least 1900
people were watching the game and
excepting the outcry Of one girl. who
shouted Justify when a Las Vegan
did something worth while, the grand
stands and bleachers we're as dumb
as though funeral were In progress.
Three runs piled up for Las Vegas by
fast work in the first inning, some
pretty base running by Rathburn, a
fast double play, and a triple play by
1.-THE visitors passed unshouted and
unsung Only once when Pettns, the
Browns catcher, imported direct from
darkest Africa made fine and dandy
run and scooped in an apparently Inn
possible high foul. did the stands
show spark Of enthusiasm. So there
are mighty few OF the Las Vegans
lpresent at the ball grounds yesterday
who have any right to carp because
Albuquerque walked away with, the
game after Las Vegas seemed to have
| 1t safely in hand.
Matney did excellent work on the
slab, allowing only two hits, until the
sixth. Then Cosgrove. McGuigan and
Pettus tapped out singles in success
sion: French came up and dropped a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-07
Albuquerque Takes Second
Of Fair Base Ball Series
Pitcher, Who Is Reduced to Fragments and Play
ers Who Multiply Errors, Lose Game ID to
After Locals Have Safe Lead.

beauty into deep left which cleared
juncture began to take interest enough
to roast the pitcher who is also cap
tain, for not changing himself for
Tanning, but as Tanning Is needed for
today's crucial game. Matney did right
in keeping his place. The only other
available man was Aitkens. who does
not measure up TO Matney's standard.
However. after the latter had been
batted all over the lot for nine runs
entirely to pieces behind him, Aitkens
went in In the ninth and stopped the
slaughter.
Gallegos, throughout, after the fire.
works In the first, pitched game
that was hard to beat. Tanning goes
In for today's game which is to de-
eide the series and govern the giving
of the fair association purse. Las
Vegas Is confident Of winning and
every player will do his best. It Is
understood again that Albuquerque
has strengthened her team materially.
Score by innings.
Las Vegas 1900 40 o.
Albuquerque 30 20 o 100 lii
Summary-IIits, Browns II. Blues
z, struck out by Matney 5, Aitkens !,
Gallegos 6. Double plays, Albuquerque
4, Las Vegas 1; triple plays, Pettus
to French, to Pettus; two-base hits
Gallegos: three-base hit French: home
run Dickerson; errors McGuigan I,
French 2. Sallee /, Rathburn 1, Lyons
|3, Tanning I. Brown 4, Schempp !.