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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
ON LOCAL MARKETS
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES ACTIVE.

Tho wholesale produce ana fruit market was
artiFe yesterday. Notwithstanding the unfavur-
aoie weather. The receipts were comparative
- large, ana the demand sufficient % keep
Dus- nrss lively all the morning. Under these
c1u-i lions there were no changes in prices ex-
tf-p- mere ans there fractional change mainly
Win an upward tendency. EcEs Went up 70
twenty mine cents for fresh ones just from the
country.
Vegetables were plentiful. and the demand
F.as equal o. tae supply. while friits ~ ala
hln4 held their own. the warm weather failing
90 weaken prices. IS often The case. Contln-
led Weatlcr 81 the kind prevailing yesterday
NlLil mean lower figures Tor pretty mucs.
everything On the market. but sues l-inditfons
eie not probable and 80 any thing like de-
cline need n1L oe expected
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TOBACCO E leaks
SOMEWHAT SMALLER.

The brsaks Of loose lesf tobacco were large
enough yesterday % keep the aucuoneers az
the warehouses ousy until noon. and about 81. -
@" pounds Of the weed were sold Tie ofIsr-
inss continue % show inproveme-t. and the
time for big figures IS near al hand 4 few
plies q sun-cured wrappers Of medium 20 good
quality showed Up yesterday. and there was
animated bidding when they were reached At
SAackoe warehouse several piles were sold at
s.. ro $40
The wareholsemen look for fairly good breaks
to-day. The sales Will begin at Sfouek-aIl.
second a. 1loc<oe. third at Crenshaw's, au1
fourth a. she'll lrne s..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcHMoND. DEC. 6. 40.

fOhi OF RICHMOND. DEC g. 1906
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly ngorfo1t ,,o~cb.r
oise and passengers. old Dominion rine
steamer Pocahontas. Graves James River
landings ana NOrtoik. merchandise and pasren-
gers virginia Navigation Company
Schooner Alice J. Nonahle Sienaipo xv,,,.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominlon Ifns
Barge Violet Messick. Bermuda hundred
light.
Barge y. A. Souder. Hudson, Bermuda Hun
dred light. ~
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC G. 1906
ARRIVED
Steamship Danyille. Thomas RaItfn,ore -.
sengers and general cargo. 49,
Steamer Louise. Haynes. Mattaponi River
landings. passengers and general cargo
SAILED
Steamship Danville. Thomas. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Louise, Haynes. Mqttap0ni Rfver
landings passengers and general cargo.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
-. h--- Following schedule figures pubrsne0
-'-t 20 informant .on. and are not fuars nteed.
.,- a. N-uaily-L0cal FOR Charlotte.
----' D. Dafiv--L imited- Buffet Pullman 80
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Men pnis. Chattanoora and all the South-
through coach for chase City. Oxford
Durham and Raleigh
~. ~ Tx Slnday-kCySvilie Local
---' p N 1iiy--LImited Pullman ready 80
T. H. Tor AT the south
YORK RIVER LINE.
'e' A--ENceDt Sunday-No. ls-Baftimora
1'iS y M--F'xcept sunday-No fo-1OeAl -
80 A N N.- Except sunday-SSo 74-IocaI ~.
rs \ n. go p. Nr.-From All Tho South
o-"' 81 -lrom Charlotte. Raleigh. DtrhsEsss
e., Aa.e CITY and Local Stations
- a. Al--Fror1 kovstrilla and Local Stations
'-~ No T-From Baltimore and 7sss
''S a. n. No ?: 5.-5 p. II. No. Ts-Foztl
- "e't Point and Local Stains.
70 W. .cfIiJRY ID. T. A..
sN p Main Street. Richmond Va
- a.. A. ~ ~ .hEItr. &. Il HARDwTCK.
ftn F.-P ana Gen Mgr: Pass rraf My =.
W r. TAYLOE. g. p. A..
washington. y. Q.
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AT BETH AHABA.
Second Anniversary of Dedica-
ton of Temple to Be Observed.

The second anniversary of the dedica-
ton Of the Beth Ahaba Temple Will be
celebrated tonight and tomorrow morn
ing, when interesting programs Of spe-
ciad services viii Doe rendered
A choir Of twenty trained voices will
sing tho music. The glorious hymns.
LIT Up Your Heads. O We Gates .
send out Thy Light and the HALLE
ujah Chorus viii be sung, as well as
the usual liturgy.
al 1875 tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr.
j.. y. Calisch will preach.
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FORCED SELLINGS
IN STOCK MARKET
Yesterdays Business Apparently
Done Because of Inability
70 Renew Loans.
DISTRESS OF BORROWERS
Gap Left Between Now and De-
cember 18th, When Interest
Payments VIII BE Made.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Such selling
OF stocks as was done in the market to-
oay seemed 20 be under actual necessity
from the inability TO secure renewals Of
loans that were called By tho banks
There was no sign OF speculative selling
@nd the undertono OF confidence OF the
market Was very manifest. The strin-
gcucy az the money market was acute.
and tho ruling rate throughout the day
as again higher than yesterday. The
forces OF depletion OF reserves OF the
banks continued IN operation. and the
treasury relief measure. being prospec-
tive in its operation. offered no resources
Tor present needs. disappointment was
frankly expressed with the scope Of the
assistance offered for the money market
The amount Of the interest TO be antici-
pated on December 18th is itself much
less than the amount Wall Street was
counting on yesterday. The fact that
the payment Of interest will not be made
until December 18th leaves a gap be-
tween now and then. when distress Of
borrowers seems unavoidable.
Sterling exchange continued 20 decline
today and II Was possible 70 figure A
profit on gold bought ia London for ship
rtent 10 New York. II was implied that
the exemption OF the London market from
This requlsluon was due in "A degree 10
consideration Of the harm 20 b. done
By forcing up the Bank OF England rate.
- Il is believed would surely bs done
3n the event Of gold moving 70 New York
Charges that money rates were under
manipulation we're heard at times and
the remarks attributed 10 Jacob IL Schiff
g. presenting his resolution 70 the Cham
Der Of Commerce for measures 10 reea-
late the call loan rate were interpreted
as giving counteuance % the spirit
of this accusation. sixty-day loans
were made AZ 1-2 per cent.
and the siN-months quotation rose 10
10 per cent Consideration was given
70 the money position 10 tho exclusion of
at other subjects. Tho opening rate at
o. per cent was the lowest of the day,
and the last 40 q per cent was the high
est ~ the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. 81. $1,000. United States 2's. coupon.
advanced IA Ter cent on call Total
Foles, s72.so shares.
NEW YORK. December s-ATonov on
call strong 2)015: ruling rate q: closing
bid. . offcrd AZ -. Time loans stronger.
sixty days. 10 8 u per cent: ninety
days IL 20 per cent. and six months,
IL per cent
Close-F'rime mercantile paper. Gao II
Ter cent Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business In bankers bills a s4Sss0
ff $3.50 for demand. and az S47s7O1A7 1915
Tor siNty-uay bills. Posted rates. $3.50 u
ASA "a fB u q 4ss Commercial bills.
ff79 - Bar silver. s. IL Mexican dol
lars. &c 6-s Government bonds frm.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Railroads.
r. F. CO P. s s::s::l:.':s.v

r. F. CO ?. s s,:s%s9s:
Trains Leave Riohmond-hsorthward
- A M-paii5-hsia s.. TsSoasa
'-'' A M--Week DSys-Elba- Ashland 49,
c0nauodstion-
so A. --Daliy-Byra 81. Through LOOzs
!. - n9ola.-wsok Lays-Byrd st. --.rourn.
~" Nv sex Davs-BYrG FredsricC1rt
80 Rllk CON medallion
80 y NJ -Dniiy-Main s.. through
o-'' - A--Neek Days-El5a Ash ana 40
- p aily-Pvrf So through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
81" a a.-Week Days-EIna- Aahland 10
~ M-week Dsys-Byrd 81 Frodsrtoks-
-.- burg Accom- odattcn-
- u N.-naily-Bvrd 50. ThrouFh-
" 10 week Days-Byrd 81 ThFuugns
~ M-Daiiy-Main s.. through.
~" p a-W8ek Days-Elba- AshlahA 40
e p n.-Dafly-Byrd 81 Through
wv p m --Dal'y-Byrd s.. Through Local
49, A -Dafy-Main St Through
e. Pm man sieei '-g or Parior Cars %
,,on6 =, q, r7ins rVoe1t 'rains arrts.ng hlca-
l-le2a ~. % A NJ week days asa local EecoHa-
.,,l-..n q srrlvois end departures and eonnse~
w. ~ r-nr71taaf
- piET c. W CTTP. " ?. Taylor
60 70 PreSt Gent supt. Tra4 Mt
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I'D uuILalIOn9 were AZ f0T7ous. FIUur-
Firm No spring wheat, 7sQs5c.: No. g. IA
sc No red. "a lliac- no. - corn 45c No
yellow. 81 No oats. $3.50: No 2 white
s5i1c-. No. white. 13aGitc. No. @ rye 64isd
DO Fair 20 choice mailing. 4sQf5c No
fIaNseed. STA; no. Z northvesteru 81 -. rri-ne
timothy seed, A-55U4 -. clover contract
grade. Si6 Go; short ribs sides GOOSE s.. q
500 mess pork. per barrel. 50 %; lard per
.r pounds. s., '"s short clear sides Oloxedi.
ss.t-'ln % Nhiskcy, basi q high wines s. -
bGt MARKET nrln; creameries. 2-11oc :
dairies 2J4-dc EgEs-Strong. ar mark cases
inciured, Log &c, nrsts. aAc: prime frsts a3c :
eAtras. -. oa-ese-steaag ~ laellc.
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NEGROES PRAYED WHEN
The Glll NEWS GAME

WASIINGTON. y Q. Hacembor c
The President has co----1uted to life M
prisonment the sentence OF death im-
posed upon Arthur Adams and Robert
Sawyer. negro members of the crew Of
the schooner Henry A. Berwind, who were
convicted Of mutiny and murder aboard
that vessel about a year ago. The men
We're tried at Wilmington. y. g.. and are
now ia Jail at that place. Another mem
Der OF the crew who was convicted on the
same charge already has been executed.
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80 bales: gnoss. ~ 80 bales; sales. -ss0 bales:
stock isi+s2 bsle-
Oval To-Day a. an porte-Net receipts g1ys7
Lli'n. export 20 Great Britain - 101 bales. 20
frFnne. - bales; % the Continent. n 10 bales.
stock iIl5ss bales
'.onsoiidated az al po-ts-Net receipts ~ OBS
qalte' export o. Great Britain. I9l ~ bales 10
IeL-f, Af-t bales. q the Continent lQs 80
palta. % Japan. 9Qf1 bales
Iy.e- since september lst az au ports-Net
Leetlpts Ae.tpa bales export o. Great Britain
49,. - oalea. % France. @si.ts7 bales. 90 the
-o--ue1L --...-- La-... .. L-.an- a. % h--..-
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respects good for next week.

CHICAGO. December 6.-CAT~TLE-R Receipt s
about $500 head. Market steady but slow.
Common g. prime steers. sf17 20. COWS. 81 65lD
AIS. helfers. s. 60a5 %: bulls s. f16f4 81:
calves, s1ui.sD; stockers and feeders g. se Il
so. Hogs-Receipts about .0oo head Mar
ket steady Choioe % priem. heavy IS f0ff6 s..
medium 20 good. heavy So 2slf6 81 butchers
weights. S6fas5-is. good 10 choice. mixed.
s. 25G6 s. pigs. S5.s5n6 80. Sheep Receipts
about i6 ooo head Market strong. shep IS. 20 q
40. yCaTuga, NH6oo; lambs. S5.96Q7.75
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Rate Case Goes Over.

Tho state Corporation Commission held
n brief conference with reference 90 tho
uniform freight rte case yesterday, end
decided to give the attorneys for tno
state time TO consider tho evidence ssD-
mittcd and to determine whether they
desire. 60 introduce any testimony. Vnc
case viii come up again on january Sab.
when the argument will probably begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
THAW TRIAL.
Likely Chat Case Will Not Come
In Before March or April

NEW YORK. December e.-The trial
of Harry x Thaw for the murder Of
stanford White. the architect. will not
BEGIN until March or April OF next year
unless District Attorney Jerome consents
20 rcauango his court calendars. This
was the announcement made TODAY AZ the
district attorneys office.
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Miss Hicks Entertains.

Miss Susie Hicks very DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertainod a few friends IN hcr home on
Nenablo street during the past week with
an INFORMAL social various parior games
and other pastimcs served to amuse the
guests. Refreshments weEo served about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


NEW YORK. December 6-The dry goods
market held strong to-day with the demand
active Tor dry goods Tor conNertors and prin-
ters. Brown sheetings and drills we're hrmer
silk frmcr with an advancing tendency
In staple lines. Mems wear goods were more
active F1eeced hosiery for 100 twas sold
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO December 6-Imnroyea druuna
for cash wheat and an Increase. IN flour shin
merts from New York caused Esrenrth tc-ss,-
in the 4ocal wheat market Mas wheat closed
iss'sc. higher. Corn was up G osts No.
up &c. Provisions gained lf0f5c
Open. ulgh. Low Close
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Aionzo Harris. colored. was arrested
yesterday morning by Detective Mcmahon
on the charge OF having stolen a cloak
aud skirt from Harrison Albright own, r
~ "a cleaning establishment az 1915 Fast
Broad Street The detective recovered
the goods IN Belvin's Alley.
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FOR SALE

have had listed with me for immediate
sale. 1900 shares OF stock IN "a well de-
telqpcc gold mine. Dividend VIII be paid
ia February. THIS IS GOOD.
Address at once. for particulars
Hoo
Care Times Dispatch
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WILMINGTON. n. g.. December 6-SpIR-
IT'S TuRPEN rINE-Firm at e5isc. receipts
% casks Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts IS
barrels. Tar Firm at S2.2 receipts lsf bar
ccipts, rs barrels
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Especial to The rimes-Dispatehl

WlLMI Notion. y. o.. December g.
Arthur Adams and Robert Sawyer, two
condemned mutiners. received news Of
communication Of their sentence at first
stoically and then, as realization broke
fun upon them. became joyous. ana
finally sank upon their knees and prayed
They were advised OF the Presidents
decision tonight, though the news that
they would not be executed. but must
20 70 prison for life. was received by
British Nice-Consul Sprunt this after
noon. the two negroes being English
subjcctA
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CATTLE NIarEE.rS

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va. December g. 1906.
The receipts Of live stock for week ending
December Sd. were follows.
Best steers. 5h.u5iac.. medium 20 good Al
&C.. common y fair. 2Au5sc.: hefers, eas3
COWS ss0as45 % Hogs 81. I6s.c eors. 81 iisc p.
stags, $40: Fat sheep, 4gec; lambs. Faq7isc. /:
bucks. 3's ll4lec-
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sHAol sHADu

The first of the season. Spanish Mack
crcl, Simon Trout. Halibut. Smells. Oys-
ters, Poultry. Game. Also all kinds OF
Fresh and Smoked Meats.
GEO. b. BULL co.
Second Market.
Phones sos and 1900.
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COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. ND, December s.-Seaboarc
Air Line common. o. asked Seaboard All
Line. preferred doing
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
SeabOard Air Line Railway.

Southbounc Trains Leave Richmond Daily
s.~ A. A-Local 20 Norlina. Raleigh. Char
lotte. Wilmington
~ = M-Ihrough Sleepers and Coaches At
LAnth Birmingham. Savannah Jackson--
vile and Florida points
Avsvy ,. n Through Coaches and SIeepers Sa-
yannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. BirrninE-
. ham and Memphis.
Northhound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
64o A NJ ass p NJ. $50 P. n.
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Chesapeake "a Ohio Railwav

chesapeake O. Ohio Railway
Cincinnati, indianapolis. ST. Louis. chIos-
90. Louisville, Nashville. memphia
z;B P. N. and 100 P. n. daily.
Westbound Local Tra!nss
- 10 A. N. and Sis p. N week day4
newport News, Norfolk and Old Point,
-, 300 u and 40 p. N. daily.
Local Tor Newport News and Old Point,
7.0 A NJ. ana 100 p. NJ daily.
James River Lines
70 70 A N daily; Sis p. M. week daya
Arrive Main Lire from W~st: - % A ~.
e:so A n. '3:5 p NJ, ~~7:B P. NJ. Brous
800 p NJ James River: $50 A NJ, Esd
p NJ f'Dailv. eek. Suncayl
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spot cotton closed quiet; middline uplands
y o.. middling gulf II. y; sales. 13 Coz bales
Cotton. quiet; middling. MOO; net receipts.
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RICHMOND sTOCK MARKEr.
Rlchnold. Va. December 9. 1913
SALES At BOARD


NirR.nia- Carolina Chemical preferred. ?. q,
Z ~ 100, 81 a. no.
Virginia Carolina Chemical p. CT bonds.
J GO al s-l..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
UNKNOWN NAN mar.
ROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
He lumeed OF No. I Backwards and
Esstanders Expected 70 See Him
Killed ey Car Wheels.

A passenger on No. 2 came near
losing his life al the Santa Fe depot
this afternoon at about 2 o'clock. He
vas foreigner on his way from the
coast to Chicago and got off at the
depot 10 gaze around. When No. !
began 10 pull out he became confused
and got on before he realized that II
was not his train. He then jumped
off backwards and as the train had
attained a god speed he was thrown
20 the ground and rolled under the
wheels. Making a desperate grab he
succeeded in catching a small chain
dangling from one Of the trucks and
held on like grim death.
Persons who saw the accident i'm.
mediateiys signailed the engineer I'd
stop the train. Meanwhile the man
was dragged abou. forty yards and ar
the train began 10 slack up, he re.
leased his hold and rolled out from
under the car while II was still in
motion, the wheels merely grazing
bis body. II was q very fortunate
escape and many 81 the spectators
covered their eyes so that they would
not see him ground to death.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

NasAsngsan. Isas IA fsssErsH
r.eessyea ~ n. Easg c@sSrsrs~Ms b.
aay sssm csssain G. q. Esa~Man. sssa.
wsaeaang sks tsatfa@ssIg Ka<AS@ fsasna
shnws ths vessel raa ~ s4rss Gsn,
aged ty shs soilissca sish the AoE'
wsgaxn steamship Gasrnss NJ Nss,
Ipa~s Nsss iast sssnang a. sas - fir
sasps~4d
Captain Hassnan says the Nuryes
Ian steamer aFsfsea ac~a apon rhs
Haosse Island salae ne latter Sas n
hsr pier and damaged D oonpse ~
shrse insh guns snd nAoanss and hsn'
suEas ho~ plates. hns TIE damass
would not interfere with tie rrapc~sf
movements 81 The shis ~hieh = d
make q cruise atonE The north tsAan
tic eo&st 10 shake dawn hsF naaehia
cry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
100000 MAY
Be ALLhIS MONEY
A big JEWEL ROBBERY
ss~ Fefs cxssssisss sxsrehsns Ger
ssszsts Gs-s lcss ~ SesAssy
Mfe~sa-ssas 30 Ee ~ersa ssS11e
~>~-&a~s Atwkeae

LansGn. 1sag as-TaeNe IN q ssks,
tia 10 sesss s1sHesat4siss informative
SssAF6Ias ths' anAans of she fsssuEs
us tie aste sitses Rssa. shs saRsa -
Easas fsnsHeAsE. have Tt gtssa IA ~
tss nswss&gsEs TIE estimates range
frea stsssaaaas-s % ss-S sssasse. III
II wiia fxua&sss ts faana xses TIE
terms a tss wfli are rahlssssa that
Bslts tortRns xas less than SO go,
CO, Aaxsas asiF6 "a Ills amount. n
h sspsrsss wiil L. begnestAsa % %,
tianai pgrsasss 20 Great Britain ard
Soash Assse&. mainly a. an sdneatson'
Al character ~ vas great aags os The
fossrns af lie most Ultimate fsiend
the ate Cecil Rho1.sa Reaag' marie
sisters in Germany and Austria nni
bic TneihsE and bEotksg Fselahiy MI
receive considerable afnasnfs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
GUN CLUB TO HOLD
Two SHOOTS EACH MONTH
las Vegas Organization Elects New
Officers and Selects By-Lsws Com.
raitsee--tionorsry Member.

Business Of much interest 10 local
shooters was transacted last night
at the Dear1h undertaking establish
meut where the Las Vegas Gun club
met for reorganization. The meet
ing was well attended. that is for
gun club meeting In Vegas, and every
thing was distinctly harmonious.
Newly elected officers Of the club
who were chosen unanimously at the
meeting were:
President. Dr. Jenkins: vice presi
dent, Ludwig Iifeid: seoretary-treas
urer. s. r. Dearth. A committee was
appointed to draft new bylaws which
will be reported al the next meeting
of the club The committee personnel
contains DR.. Hammond, Or. Ciapr
and 8. n. Deas.h.
DR.. r. NJ. Zane. who is visiting Dr.
Geelisz, was, admitted to honorary
membership In the club. DIR. Zane us
nally shoots exceptionally well and
he takes an active interest In guns
and trap shooting.
While the new club bylaws have
not been definitely arranged. IL was
decided to have two regular cluh
shoots each manth, One Of these viii
be held on the first Sunday Of each
month and the second on the third
Sunday. Shooters who desire to use
the traps for practice between the
regular monthly meetings may DO so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
LAS VEGAS SPIRITUAL
WELFARE we'll CARED FOR
Judge Hope Declares There Is Less
Business In His Court Than Ever
Before.

The past week has besn the quiet
est u any period since have bees,
In office." declared Judge Bope thh
morning to The Optic. Everybody
seems To be good and there ar" NO
complaints from anyone.
To wha, do attribute u? ]
hardly know unless II be the anti
vice crusade recently Instituted by
the local Protestant clergy several
Sundays since" and grins wreathed
the faces of the hangersen around
the police court.
Don't you think Las Vegas spirit
nal welfare Is well looked after?''
Constable II. p Brown inquired oi
The Optic. The reporter opined he
did Regular Sunday afternoon meet.
ings are a feature at the Y. NJ. c. A.
next dcor. We have services over
here In the tent every night" and
he indicated the canvas tabernacle
across the street with a wave of his
arm. 7 understand there are six or
seven more booked for extended per.
iods over there when these will have
finished"
The negro evancelists who have
been singing and exhorting On the
street corners have succeeded in
blocking up the pavements until
pedestrians are unable to pass and
the night marshal has been having
his troubles to keep the walks open.
Certainly Las vegans have no reason
to complain OF a lack Of opportunity
to hear the gospel. II has surcharged
the air here for over two weeks. One
can hear IL every night and he don't
have to walk very far to do IL either. p"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18
4oseco Visitors Ii Denver

Denver. July is.--lt lis, estimated NJ
the local headquarters oi the Elks
that there are dp.o00 sisitars in DEN.
YER Of whom $500 are Elks and
members OF their families.
The chief feature Of the celebration
today was massed hand parade in
which nearly a Thousand musicians
participated.
The wild west and Indian shows
are sources of wonder and delight tn
visitors from the east.
sThe first Vim order Of grand lodge
Business today vas the selection Of
the next meeting place. the officers
having been elected yesterday after
noon, when Judge Henrv A. Melvin,
Of Oakland. California. was unanin-
ously chosen as grand exalted ruler,
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-18

Ssg YoFs. July Is,-Ths Herald 90
das says:
Gems 81 the sire and ys1ns which
faaae their description read lIle q
list Il Ieoi from a royal treasure
house have been stoien nnd detect,
ives are raklnE the eity high and low
seeking trace of them. The sR;triAs
Cd ssiae II the ssnsea jewels. ssa!s0G
was seofted ss today as wholly mate
uraie, While the police refuse q
give oat any lnfo. maaioa IN the case
n - underwood The tegeis Mere sinl
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tork soeietg ana tAs theft eec3rreH
etihsr ~ her hoasa here. ar NJ 10,
wa nj Nswport"