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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
girps- rn1hira, lrsra11tnns gn1a 9erenher 20 1906

plenty of horses for heavy kinds, east
ern outfits and big teaming interests
being the principal contenders.
Small southern chunks are dull, as
also are light medium grade drivers
the demand for these classes being
narrow. with no indications Of i'm
provement until after the New Year
Large eastern teaming interests. ex-
press and Ice companies are the prln-
cipal buyers, and all light grade off
erings are neglected. Demand con-
centrates on heavy drafters and good
business classes which clear freely at
nominally steady prices. The Ice COM
panies in particular are placing IND
eral orders. and demand Is fairly ac-
tive for all heavy classes Choice
drivers are Arm under narrow receipts,
good to choice actors clearing freely
at S15OdD350. The rush for wagon
classes is over for the holiday de-
liveries and 1900 to 400 Id. chunks
are less active than last week, when
liberal urgent orders were filled to
supply eastern demand.
Poor. Good.
to fair to choice.
Drafters s115@150 $175@275
Loggers and feed
ers =. ...... 7oM125 135@2oo
Chunks =. .....s.. esq so 11o@15O
Farm mares and
small chunks :. $50 % SO@l3o
Light drivers $500. 7O@14O 15o@36o
Actors and coach
ers ......... lloWl4S loVWotV
Carriage pairs ~. 225@275 290@65O
Nestern (hra nded) 15M As 60M100
Holding Corn and Hogs.
IChicago Livestock World.l
Despite eloquence from bear sources
on abundance of corn and hogs, the
country is disposed to cut neither loose
with any degree Of freedom. Why
should It?
Hogs are young healthy and making
good gains. Corn is by no means SUI
perabundant, and 1t is becoming evil
dent that the bears have done their
worst in depressing prices.
Corn can be fed at profit under
present conditions. cattle and hogs be-
ing a money-making combination. Ev-
en- at 40 cents. selling corn off the farm
will not pay.
Neither corn nor hogs are going to be
cheap on this crop. That's foregone
conclusion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
Ranue OF Prices

Range Of Prices.
The following range of prices are
furnished by A. j. Clark. broker over
the private wire of the Hammond Ele-
vator Co.. office over West Main:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20

Representative Hog Sales,
Below are given few of the repre-.
tentative hog sales;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
New York Produce.

New York, Dec. 90
Wheat-May. s41h.
Corn-May SOS.
Poultry-Alive, steady to firm: chick
ems. II: fowls, 70: turkeys, Is. Dress
ed. irregular; chickens, 121s @13h
turkeys. 1919; fowls, 6@12.
Eutter-Q Quiet: unchanged.
Eggs Steady: unchanged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
Now York Stocks.

New York Stocks.
The following range of prices ara
furnished by A. ]. Clark. broker. over
the private wire Of the Hammond Ele-
vator Co.. office over West Main:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
WHEAT CLOSED LOWER
Lower Gables Were Offset By
Hto 80
Small Receipts In the
Northwest
FIRM TONE IN CORN MARKET
There Wa. Considerable Buying on the
Part Of Shorts and Commission
Household Demand Brought Out
BY Shorts in Oats Market, Which
Was Firm and Active.
RIM TONE IN CORN MARKET

Chicago, Dec. 20-Wheat today open
ed firm, with moderate amount of
trading. Lower cables vert offset by
small receipts in the northwest. 1t is
reported from Argentine that wet
weather is interfering with the harvest
there May opened at 7Sh @7SA, and
advanced to 7S%@7Sh. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago receipts We're 2S3
cars
Prices eased off somewhat on realiz-
ing, sales of May closing u lower at
7Sh.
Corn was firm, because of local re-
ceipts being larger than expected. A
forecast of unsettled weather inspired
considerable buying by shorts and
commission houses. May opened at
43ss 0143& Receipts were 26S cars,
Prices held firm and May closed a
shade higher at 43A.
y its.
Weather conditions and strength in
other grain, brought out good demand
by shorts in oats, and caused a Arm
and active market. May opened at
36A and sold at 1915 @33E. Receipts
We're 50 cars.
Provisions.
decline in the price of hogs caused
considerable selling of provisions by
pit traders. The market was quiet and
prices were easy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-20
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Dec. ~.
wheat-No, red, 7511s; No. 8 red
74@75; No 2 hard, 741a@75; No. )
hard, 71@741s; December. 74A; May
opened, 7SM@7SA; highest, 7Sk;
lowest, 7S@7sM; closing, 7Sa.
Corn-No. 2. No. 2 white and No.
yellow, nothing doing; No. 3, Al; No.
white, 41Q41h: No. 3 yellow, 41@41A
December, AZ; May opened, 1885 @43A ;
highest. 43%@44; lowest. 435s; clos
ing, 43N.
oats-No. 2, 1914; No. 3, 343s OBS;
No. 2 white 361s; No. 3 white, 35k q
361s; December, "a; May opened 36A
@S6as; highest, S6h: lowest, 36b q
36A; closing, 36ss @36k.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
LIBERALS
HOLD CONVENTION.

Winnipeg. Man., March 6.--The pro-
vincial Liberal convention assembled
In Winnipeg today for two days
session. Nearly 500 delegates and
visitors are in attendance. every con
stituency being well represented, The
resolutions to be discussed with refer.
ence to their incorporation In tho
party platform will include. among
other things. planks In favor Of gov.
ernment hail insurance, government
liquor dispensary In local option an.
tricts. and federal control and reguIa-
tion Of telephone rates. Other mat
ters that will PROBABILITY receive At
tention are the project for Hudson
Bay railway. simple, inexpenslve
franchise law and methods for the
suppression of graft and corruption.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

Governor Iaertert j. Hayerman,
Though. stlll on the more desirable
sdds Of thirsy,fiwe years Of age, hxs
acquired net Daly the highest dis.
tinction tls1 oan be c.nferree IN Ne<
Mexico. but ahn considerable proni-
,nMce natAMzliy H. isaai awyer lsS
profession, highly eAacated and wali
trained. Int hh linfs have 80 Gnl-
istsitly falsm I'm otler planes a. 10
give him Hstle oram time - ensa0a
in practise.
when Ssuy1rary W the lnteH1sr
Hitchcock wRs ambassador 10 Ruak1a,
Coz ernor HagHmsn served as .akis
lpsts ate SECRETARY Nj, Is d rAsose ,pos-
sonpl friead of Mr.. Hitchcock ana ID
highly esteemed by PresIdept Rosae-
vait and ~ diner leioers OF national
prominence. He has filled q number
Of responsible uffices with 'fitlslity.Rd
abilhy, ana hrs ma4s use Ut his ea-
ceptOnal opportunities to gain q thC6-
ough insight into tire governmental
Affairs OF this NATION
Although Governor HagernEn's f.
ther, y. J. Haeermap, claims ColOrn-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

p as hts home. he long ago hec0ne
Rromineaily identiAsI with the indus
erial interests OF New Mexico. and his
tOn wear before he YVES appointed
aOvernsr. cast N his ~ with New
Mexico. establishinE HIS home In the
heautlfkl and pTasresatvA Pecos ral-
ley, Hs h New Mexin b W clOice
md II deeply intsrvsttAi In the Mel-
fare Uf the teFrl1my.
sThese Isn't = man II New Mexico
tHsk shatnt the sti1elt rt1nddence. not
only IA the abzlty. hat also n the
integrity and entire honesty of pur-
pose III Govcrnm Hagrrman. Hs II
the HIND Of nMn to TIS'ace absolute
honesty and justine Abnse every ATure-
ly pcFitical consideration or any G,les-
tion nt expedlsnpv. And for that rea
son he commenifs himself TO the
members Of all Parties.
Governor HaxErlnan IL already de-
votixg himself TO advancing the bus
inesA, industrial ms wen as the poll.
tical interests of New Mexico. ana bis
friends and weIlswishers pr0phesy 4
prosperous and successful adnAinis-
tratiUu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
( lGOnfeDInce Fer
Election Reforms

New YOkE. March 6.-sG1svenaS -scors
1T earnest men, deExteii to the best
Interests Of ihe country, were gather.
I'd at the rooms Gf the Board ol
Trade and sT'ranspozkatinr todey al
ltke uopeningUf a national conference
DO discuss ballot reform, primary laws
and coucupt practices and aacts. The
Civic federation brought them
together to exchange ideas amt to
recommend informally some solution.
Thu meeting ~ III last two days anl
will be addressed by g. g. Borden, NJ.
P.Nf Cas ada; Elisha Dyer, vf Rhode
Islas d; eex Mayor Seth Lslw, Congress-
man Wiifjam Bennett. Francis Har-
rison, B4njamis lde Wheeler, and
rotheF men OF n0te.
The subjects for discussion sare psi,
,tnary laws, selection laws, with specisl
reference h. the ,form of the ballot
a1d corrupt practA:es acts as IrOw III
farce IN the variUls states, t0gether
with popossd modification. IN disl
cussing the saws regulating thu pri1
maries, she New York and Minnesota
laws are to Ne the types; white ir
discussing the ballot laws, the Con
necrcut law, tne New York AND the
Massachusetts naw me to be the
types.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Germany and France Still h
Oppo5ifi0n on Moroccan Matter
Psstioas Of Nsio GanaoBs Reconcsd Natter of Police q
gsnizatisn--1fvance0ises Good Reasons Why Ger
man Position Is Unfair

A4yeciras, March 6.-s,rhe position
as AeAned before the conferenc,
sh0w the .Franco< German deadloel
practically 6se same IN the oman cor
iferenos as n was during The private
exchange OF views.
The text Of the speech 0f Herr vor
kadOwtz, head Of the German dele
gDtion Ut yesterdays session as Etyen
ont, concludes Us follows:
.The powers being equally interest
ed in the police Organization Should
psrticipa,e In r." France
specifically declines equality IN the
organization Of pclice, claiming II IL
q mere ruse to undermine frances
legitimate special position III MorOc-
co. The text Of the speech cf M. He
vofi. chief Sf the French mission.
reads:
''The nternAtionaiization OF me 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Abor Day

Governor Herbert J. Hagerman yes
ferday issued iG1e following ,proclanas
tfOn:
To the people Of the Territory Of New
Mexico:
In accordance with establish Gus
tom and BY virtue Of the laws OF the
Territory Of New Mexico enacted for
that purpose. hereby designate, Fri
day, March 30th, 1906, az "Arbor Day"
and recommend that on That day the
people In all parts OF the territory,
turn aside from the ordisary duties
OI life and devote their time to the
planting Of forest treos s0r the benefit
and adornment of puh,sc. aad private
grounds, places ana WAYS, aud IN such
others efforts, observance and exercis
60 ~ shalt be IN harmony with the
day 10 established. The day aboval
designated shall be holiday in all
public schools Of the territory and theI
county superintendent Of the vari.
Gus counties are hereby admonished
to give notice Of this proclamation to|
the teachers under their direction an d
to use particular care and attention 20
promote By all proper means at their
command the observance Of the day
BY the school children in ali sections |
Of the territory. n the day Il oh
served a. II should be, our homes and
our country Will be made more bea,,-
tiful and this in itself. win teach pa |
triotism and make the generation |
soon to assume the duties Of citizen.
ship home loving, country loving!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
RUSSIAN RAD
|CALS QUARREL
AMONG selves
fatksr Gapon Accuses Father
Pslroli oi 0slns Tool Of Soc
laI Democrat.
Later Comes Bsek With Spirit - Char.
ses gapen With Selling liiWeeH
70 GovssnmeNt

81. Petersburg. March 6.--Father.
Gapon, In an open letter today. do
nounces Father Petro6 AZ . traitor
and . tool of the social democrats.
who, he saws. are nghting against the
true interests OF the w0rkinsmen.
Gapon also proposes q plan Tor the
complete investigation AZ his or9anisAr
tion by Representatives q various
partles.
Father Petro6. during the inveetis
cation charged the Gapon crEanesas
tion with accepting money from -
government, and CHARGED : man nauns
ed Sechoff with having cbtainsd ~
50oigrom Gapon. and - Z fesut q the
chasses SechoR killed himse0.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Another Wreck
on the Santa fe

Santa Re passenger No. was
ditchad near Toltec, Monday irorning
ut 1870 o'clock, and although no one
was seriOuGly injured, dozen 0r
more we're hurt
just after passing the siding at
Toitec and while running at The usual
rate ~ speed. the tender Of the en-
gine jumped the track, turning side.
Wise. The engine wAs broken l0Ose
and did not leave the rails. The bag
gage car. express car, and coach All.
ed with Mexican labOreys, the day
coach, chair car apd one tourist sleep,
er left TIE rails. The haggage, ex.
press and one Of the day cars turn.
ed on the side, being evenly distribut.
ed on either side of the track. The
tourist car. while II left the rails, did
not turn over.
Express Messenger Summers was
thrown through the door Of the ex.|
press car and was caught under thal
:ar. He remained there until aid ar-l
lived from Gallup. Summers walk.
ID to the Pullman, in which he wasl
aiken to Albuquerque after his inju.
les had been attended, and In the!
ards walked from the Pullman to an
ambulance which his brother. Nell
ille Summers. had waiting for him.
The Mexicans who were injuredl
rere In the forward day coach and
'ere thrown together In considerable
onfusion. All Of them receiver min.
& bruises, while two were badly
inched between seats. They were
iven temporary attention IL the
cene 0f the wreck and sii are IA mol
anita 70 hospital ut Albuquerque be-
y cared for. &. u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
eorHNER 70 WRgovlG
TURK FoR CHAMPIONSHIP.

New York. March Gin the Grand
Central Palace tonight George Both.
ner, the lightweight wrestling cham.
pion, win contest for the title with
the Young Turk. Abraham Kaxzi. All
indications point TO desperate strug
gle for supremacy. The men will
wrestle TO finish. the winner gain
ing two falls out Of three and carry.
ing off the lions share Of the gate re.
ceipts beside q large side bet and the
championship title. The Turk Is an
aggressive wrestler. Is well versed in
the catch.as-catch.can style, and his
supporters confidently believe that he
will defeat the lightweight champion.
Bothner has been training faithfully
and appears to be in condition to put
up the best battle OF his career.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Killed by Limited

Especial to The Opticy ~A.l
Albuquerque. March 6.-J. w. FAX.
ton an eempaoye Of tAe Whitney Hard.
ware company Of th. city. vas struck
and instantly killed BY the limited this
noon, while attempting to drive across
the Santa Fe tracks at the wooden
mill near the rity limits, with "a Wa
gOn and team.
The body Of the unfortunate man
was thrown funay hundred and Ar
ty feet AMI he was dad the minute
the engine struck him. Both horses
were also killed in the accident.
Deceased had = room at the Albu,,
Querqre Commercial Club and was
well known IN the city. He was clrm-
-eTly employed on the Bell ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
SANTA FE AND
\. OTHER ROADS.
UNDER CHARGE
Wichita Man Says They Have d.
criwanated In Favor Of Paci-
Nc Coast Shippers,
oM tor Settlement Of Af'ain II Five Civi.
Iiaed Tribes Under Disuasisn...
Panama Testimony.

Washington, March 6.--The Atchi,
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fe, the Missouri
Pacific Rock Island ard other west.
egn roads were Today made defendants
In a complaint filed with the inter.
state commission by Howard Mills of
Wichita, alleging uR1ust discrimina.
tory transportation rates on -four In
favor Of dealers, manufacturers ami
shippers Of hour on The Pacific coast.
indian Msstevs..
Washington, March B.--When the
senate convened today. Clapp, Nc
Cumber and Dubers were appointed a
committee to confer with like com.
mtttee from the house on a bill pro.
viting for the settlement Of affairs Of
the five civilized tribes Of Indians.
Shonts On Stand.
Washington, March 6.-The0dofe r.
NShonts. chairman Of the isthmian can
al commission. today resumed testi.
mOny before the senate subcummit.
tee Of the interUceanic committee on
canals. Senator 'Talieferro read a
protest by Hudgfns and Dumas of
New York to President Roosevelt,
against the manner In which the com.
missary concessions had been grant.
ed to Jxcds r. Markell Of Omaha and
urging its discontinuance on The
ground that 1t han been entered into
irregulafly.
Michaelek uets His Sslt.
Washington, March g. Before the
beginning Of the consideration IL the
Indian appropriation bill, which was
the order cf business In the house to-
day, q resolution was unanimously
agreed to l1eclafing Anthony Michael!
ek, q Citizen OF the United States, !
resident of Illinois, and duly efectesl
to the Fifty-ninth congress. The IN.
dian bill, carrying n, ,7S5, 900. was then
taken up, and Sherman IN. Yy ex,
planned the provisions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
70 ensorcs the Ordinance,


Justice Bope had up before him
yesterday stranger who was arrest
ed BY officer Kelly for splitting on
the post office floor. Az this wAs tho
first complaint made before Justice
Dope under the city ordinance. he
dismissed the man after ! reprias4 n
ind payment of cu1f1. Ti(o oiYlcery
srs going 70 enf0rce ~ ordinances
against splitting % tht iloors of pub.
lie buildings and on the Sidewalks,
Other cities ~ doing likewise. Tho
following dispatch from Trinidad %
the Denver News shows the thosoush.
ness with which the officers up thero
are going about the work:
J. J. Hcndrick, city attorney u
Trinidad, was arrested this aflsrnoon
and ined - and costs ID poliOo oourt
for violating the ordlnsn,,e aealsse
npittine on the sidewalk. 1he hlIl
vas drawn up BY the attorney ond
through his efforts made ! NV - ~
The ordDAuce took elvoct
last Monday. and NJ Hendricka y ~
arst man "a have violated Il. NJ vas
Walking down Commercial street, ana
had cleared hls throat & sueae 70.
'Acco juice. In order TO III the oRl-
'er the time of day. when hs was
'abbed. Hendrick plsalsd suilty ana
'a'd hts nne IN a0od hum0r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

loo w0uld give no guarantee OF 0rde,
and presents grave difficulties. VIZ
ask for recognition Of the legitimate
interests towards FraSce, as the Mus
sulman power Of North Africa and our
special interests In the matniainance
Of Order In Morocco" Revoil's speech
also gave frances first exac plan
for spOAice, showing tina. the rank apd
fle should consist of 1000 Moroccans
under sixteen French and Spanish Of.
fcers. Herinany's chief objection Is
that the military bodies oiiicered by
French would be stationed at four
chief ports ON the Atlantic, thus CIV.
ing France dominating influence on
the Atlantic coasts The positions of
France and Germany are 10 diametrl.
cally opposed that the delegates have
little hope Of reconciling them unless
Emperor william personally inter
vines.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

night and will be continued Friday
night. An elegant and costly brooch
viii b. the prise, " 4
Thursday night will be ons OF the
BIG programs Of the week, The un.
Ion men Of the city held . meeting
and agreed to take charge OF that
evening. They will be sponsors for
exceedingly interesting doings. The
most popular union. man. to be- select.
cd by vote. will receive handsome
prize, ee$
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Doing at the Bazaar Of Ma
tions--.fine Program Promised

There was sizesbie Monday night
crowd at the BAZAAR Of Nations last
night and everybody enjoyed the
evening. The country store did the
leading business but all the booths
did we'll. The dance was well patron.
ICED and kept up till nearly midnight.
The books are being rapidly hlled. and
the interest 10 increasing. Tonight
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Americans to Control
Philippine Railway

Hartford, Conn. March 6.--Ihe
Philippine Railway company of Hart.
ford has hied articles OF ineurpgra.
tiOn. The authorized capital is lhve
millions. Arthur l.. Shlpmxn, Charles
Cross and Alvan w. Hyde an Of this
city, are lncorporators ON reuUrd.
They propose to own and operate
steam and electric ruads Ia Philip.
pines aniiS,lsewhere, Alsu to tD0 a gen.
feral transportation business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

London, March 6.-Llterary and
other societies throughout the Uni
ted Kingdom today observed the cen
tenary Of Elizabeth Barrett Brown
Ing, the famed poctess, who was bur,
March 8, 1906, near Durham, the ED
est child Of Edward and Mary Moul
ton Barrett. In London the principal
celebration was that held under the
auspices Of the Pioneer club. Al.
dresses were delivered by Mrs
Craigie and others.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

people, . nations rich treasure In
time Of peace and best defence In
time of war.
Done at the executive office this
third day Of March. A. D. 1905.
Witness my hand and great seal
Of the territory Of New Mexico.
H. J. HAGERMAN.
sSeal.)
BY the Governor,
J. w. RAYNOLDS.
Secretary OF New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

Washington, March g. Material out
.of which 10 manufacture 7.6so, 80
nickel fivecent pieces has hssu a..
xertlsed for W the United States uains
M Philadelphia. The demand fce the
small coins u 70 great That 4 kesps
that department * tho mint busy N
aupply Il. Il viii require o0.000
pounds 81 copper and 3o,0oC pounda
|os nickel ia make the coins. The fAce
value Of the coins viii he e,Si 80.
made times the value a. - crude
material Or which they nv nads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
ieEE FHUNCst or DelEEATES
TURN Up IN NEW eYUHK.

New York, March 6.Lbelegates
from nearly every sectin .of the cosn'
try Werei present soisRy mt the opening
Of the second NATIONAL conference fot
the reform Of the primary elect1ni
laws and c,irrupt prnv.ftces acts under
the aausiices Of ihe NationAl Ciyic
Federation Oscar StrMls. nreAfdGai
Of tne conference, upsned tbe meet
ing with I'M address on Y Refcrm Fri
mattes sahG Electiun LAWS" as
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06

the attendance is expected TO be
much Increased. There will be an In
teresting program.
Tomorrow might fre dance will be
among the features Of interest This
will be q beautiful and spectacular
performance and no one should miss
Il, Voting for the most popular lad,
at the fair will also begin tomorrow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
supPonED MuRpERER
a. MIRO. GENTRY ARnEeTEp.

Wheeling. w. Va. March IA naan
going mider the name of 0regory. but
believed to be Frank B. Constantine,
Who 10 wantsii n Chicago fur the
murder of Mrs. Arthur ~, Gentry on
January 5 last. was arrested 1t c1ms
eron. w, Va, where he WIS working
III . rcsksuraut.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Die Hsssl osssrsysS by eIrs.

Mobile. Ala, March e---Firc today
destroyed the Spring Hill hotel. via.
ter resort, seven miles west of Mo.
bile The hotel was nlled with guests
from the northern states and there
were many narrow escapes. Nearly
all lost their effects. The damage to
the hotel was hfty thousand dollars.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Bomb Factory Found

81, Petersburg, Marcn GA whole
sale bomb factory Wa captured MI
the police At the lodgings 81 drnS-
gist. a hundred and twenty bombs
were seized At the apartments ana
rendezvous Of students and revolution.
lists. twenty Of whom were captured.
Another terrorist who was arrested 81,
the street had bomb n his pocls-
ct.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
MAJ. q. X. hopkins u a. A. 4. Dead.

Nal. q. n. hopkins u q. A, n. Dssd
Detroit. Mica, March 6.A-Major q
n. Hopkins, former department com.
nander Of the q. A. n. or Michigan,
who held an important confidential
position In the war department under
Alger during the Spanish.American
war; died at his home today, aged
sixty.four years.