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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-17
Don't Poison Babv.

FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought
PAREG0RC laudnum to make it sleep These drugs produce
sleep and FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce WHICH
THERE IS NO WAKING Many the who have been killed
whose health has been ruined for Life by audnu and morphine each
which is narcotic product Of opium Druggists prohibited selling
either Of the narcotics named children ALL anybody without labelling
them poison The definition Of narcotic" Isl pain
o"@pdcess
and deo Thetaste and smell containing opium disguised
and sold under the Of Drops Cordia" Soothing Syrup
should not permit medicine be given your children you
physician know of what composed CASTORA DOES NOT CON-
TAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the Signature of Chas e. Fletcher
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-17
For Equality of Sex,

He was severely wounded. The woman
was shot and killed by his orderly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
annie OAkLET'S FANCY
Shooting NOW FEATURED
She viii Shortly Tour the Northwest
With Her Husband For Popular
Cartridge Company.

New York. July 3l.--Many people
Who have seen the remarkable shoot.
ing OF Annie Oakley. who for so many
years was one OF the features Of Buf.
falo Bills Wild West show, win be
glad to learn that she is once more
appearing before the public In COM
pany with her husband, r. e. Butler,
who managed her shooting perform.
ances when Buffalo Bill was giving
exhibitions In every state In the union
and In fourteen foreign countries.
Annie Oakley Is now travelling in
Maine and the Adirondacks and will
later appear in the northwest where
she will perform her old feats and
many new ones, shooting all kinds OF
guns and thus demonstrating that
u. NJ. C. cartridges shoot well in any
firearm for which they are adapted.
She is also shooting an autoloading
shot gun which Is a new type, having
the remarkable feature Of loading IT.
self.
The American people can now see
Annie Oakley without paying any ad-
mission fee. as her entire expenses
are being borne by the Union Metal
lie Cartridge company Of Bridgeport.
Conn. e..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

An official circular was issued
from Frisco headquarters. St. Louis
signed BY, C. R. Gray. second vice
president, and approved by Presiden,
Davidson, announcing the appoint
ment of w. G. Nixon as general man.
ager. with office in St. Louis, effec.
tive August !. When the Frisco board
meets in New York there will prob.
ably be a reorganization Of executive
officers. widening the scope and an'
thority Of the respective vice presi-
dents, with special reference to the
operating department.
Vice president Biddle Of the Rock
Island Frisco. in charge Of traffic, is.
sued circulars announcing the appoint.
ment Of Matt Schulter, industrial
commissioner of the Frisco. as indus.
trial commissioner of the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois. the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific and the st. Louis
Kansas City & Colorado, with office
In st. Louis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

wsshiasfaa. Px- Jay xi.-rR 10
nidnixht no xffefnps h2s h<sa made
10 tale fron tsii Eizasr Denrsfsr.
th~ n~gsc sho Js rAasxes siih lh~
mars~s ~ Nrs- Ssnssl PeaEce ana
her eAiidren al CsnDonsbzrx Last
nixAt. Ths exsitemens which pre-
vailed ap0n fhe arrival ~ the oesi-
Gers sfth the prison~r sssssidsd aar.
ing the nishs and all danger a. =
asn.nsssssias ID spasrsniiy eyer.
nempsser rna<z< several essafsssicns
during the day and ixi@ tonisha nsads
n clean srssss of the tragedy. admit.
ting that be- kiiied Mrs. n-arce and
the rhiidren. In q supplementary con-
feSsion be cleared np another murder
mysssry. xhi<h led 10 the arrest cs
sso other n<grueS- The Games sf
the men are Pssserson and Barher.
and they sre charged sith the mar
der ~ JoAn KosoAa. o Sealfhy Cor.
eigner. vho vsx found dead In Q
ciump Of bssshsss along the wabash
railroad TRACKS, IN inAepeu1encs
townsAip % Nay ]. The nsn vill
BE- brought 70 the county Jsii hsre 10
morrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
TonollOW TIE IM TIE g..
WEST SIDE CELEBRATES


TIE post0fice of the town Of IAs
Vegas viii open tomorrow morning
NJ eight O'Clock. although the furnt
ture and fittings have not yet ssnv.
ed. This will undoubtedly cause a
great deal II confusion In the hand
ling and distributing OF mall. and
Postmaster r. B. Schoonmsker asks
for the patience Of the public for q
day or two until matters can be nd
iusted. The railroad officials have
assured him that the Furnishings viii
positively arrive tomorrow night, al
they we're Skipped from Chicago On
last Saturday and In that case Il will
be but . matter oa q day or two until
the west side office In In good run,
ming order.
The celebration ~ The recpenins ol
the postofiice viii come on tomor
row as planned. ana Ne fbilowise pro
gram has been arranged by the com
mIttee In charge: W.
Formal opening of the office at 1
o. m. which everyone In the town a
expected 10 attend.
From 10 a. m. until noon the May
flower band will give an outdoor con
cert on the plaza.
A grand athletic exhibition viii be
sin at 2 y. m. consisting OF all kinds
of freefor-all races and also exercises
by the Il. Romero Hose company.
Concert during the meantime b.
the Mayflower band.
There will be q grand display oi
fireworks and balloon ascensious q,
Is p. m. and concert by the hand. AIT
er the concert q grand ball will bs
given at Barber's opera house. which
will be one of the biggest affairs oi
the kind ever given In the town
There will be fine orchestra and ex
cellent floor.
The celebration on Tie opening ol
the pcstoefice In really n postp0ned
Fourth Of July celebration. On sc
count OF the inclement weather on
the Fourth, there was no display Of
fireworks and no prizes were award
ed for athletic events. Rather than
60 to the trouble Of refunding the
money pro rata to the business men
who had contributed II II was decid.
ed 10 hold q postponed celebration
and the opening Of the postoffice was
selected ~ the most appropriate day
for the polification. %
The festivities have been advertis.
ed far and vide throughout the coun.
ty and a large attendance Is antici'
pated. which will be big stimulant
to business In Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Oil burning locomotives will short
ly be in service out of El Paso on the
Mexican Central. according to the an
nouncement made by Superintendent
Provence, who is in Ell Paso.
Twenty five oil burners are now on
the way and are expected at Ell Paso
at any time, for transfer to the south
ern end Of the line, where oil is al
ready being used as fuel. The oil
burners will be sent to the south end
Of the line first, gradually moving
to the north untiI the entire system
is equipped in this way. The distri.
bution in this way is due to the south
ern end OF the line being nearest the
oil fields drawn upon by the company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Saturday. night about eleven o'clock
a telephone call brought Night offic.
or George Troast to the residence Of
]. 8. Clark on National street, where,
1t was reported. two men were fight.
Ing. Atilano Baca, . native, was ere.
ating a disturbance on Mr.. Clark's
lawn when the officer arrived. The
man with whom he had trouble had
disappeared. when the officer at.
tempted to arrest Baca he resisted
and struck him blow on the side Of
the head. Breaking away from him
Baca started to run. The officer gave
chase and fired a revolver to make
him halt after the native had fled
over a block. He was overtaken In
front Of DR.. ,Clapp's residence on Main
street, and when the officer attempt.
ed to arrest him a second time he
again resisted and q fist fight ensued.
a well known young man assisting
the officer, who struck Baca several
times with his billy to subdue him.
Baca fell on, the granitoid steps in
front Of DR.. Clapp's residence and in
falling he struck his head on the
sharp edge of step. inflicting a scalp
wound. Then he yelled for mercy.
A number Of we'll known citizens.
who heard shots fired. and sounds Of
struggling, mingled with Baca's cries,
thought the man was being murdered
and that the officer was using unnec-
essary violence In making the arrest.
They had mot seen the first part Of
the encounter and the sight Of blood
on the pavement and the officer with
his billy aroused considerable resent.
ment at the time. Those who have
learned all the facts since are Of the
opinion that Baca got what he de.
served. Officer Troast made no
charges against Baca Of resisting an
officer. He is charged with being
drunk and disorderly. A few conyic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

When the cases of NJ. Romero and
Manuel Martinez were called In
Judge Bope's police court this morn.
ing one Trujillo appeared as attorney
and asked to have the hearing post.
poned. owing to the absence Of ma.
teriaI witnesses. !, He asked that the
prisoners be released on bond and A
bondsmen was there ready to sign the
papers, A few questions from the
court developed that the would-be
bondsman owns no. property. in San
Miguel county aud he was thereupon
disqualified. The judge told Trujillo
To secure three property owners In
San Miguel county, who will sign the
papers, and he would turn the prison,
ers out on bonds Of t25 each to ap.
pear for hearing tomorrow morning.
The representative went out to look
for the bondsmen. r. yt&ssSsrs&s .ss&.
Romero and Martinez are charged
with being drunk and disorderly. No
charge Of resisting an officer. will be
placed against them. Asked why the
additional charge Of resisting an of
ficer Ia more serious one1 would ncs
be placed in the complaints. the city
marshal laughinriy replied: oh
that's only a matter Of little exer
eise."
Romero and Martinez are the men
Coles arrested yesterday and was
|compelled to use force IN lodging
them In the city Jail. s3Sss.3
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

The locomotive and car building
companies are already. booked up full
into 1907. Chicago dispatches com.
plain Of the inability Of the railroads
to secure motive power and cars as
fast as they desire, and fears are en-
tertained that this condition win lead
TO freight loekades In the autumn
or winter. The manufacturing com.
panies are running their plants to
their fullest capacity. but although
the output is enormous, IL cannot
meet the demand Of the transporta-
tion lines, spurred on Us that Is by the
development Of business never before
known to be SO large in the summer
season. 1t is estimated, that over
$4,000 miles Of new railway are un-
der construction In the United States
and Canada.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
IOWA REPUBLICANS MAY
JOIN coNrGor ISSUE

pes Moines, r.. July ~. - Fully
two thirds d the delegates u ~
republican state Convention which
meets here tomorrow have already
arrived. The state central COMMITTEES
is hearing today contests between the
supporters Of Governor A. B. Cum
minis and George d. Perkins. Who u
seeking the nomination for The eov.
ernorship. Inside tall today points 70
. compromise and joint ticket made
up from the two factions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
ERsAss SAss SULLIVAN
ssokcs POSITION ~ FRAUD

TkisAx0, 5aig 5i4-Jnege 0xen r.
Thssnssaa a lacsamEt.ae. Iiiiaaas. TO-
eag ra&es rselle lssaeT from VII,
lam J. BFyan. eseasriag sksH NsGIaax'
fo@nsttse kossF sailssan ~ isfsnosx,
sha refused 10 resign a. ths resaess
of BFyah. "holds The offsee b. a frsaa
and that Il n impossible for haa>ss
dez.oss3as 10 associate xisA Mr.. saass.
ygn ~ nsfias.zi eomsssssssm&n."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
more WOlK ON VEGAS.
SANTA H SCENIC ROAD


Santa Fe. N. NJ. July 3i.-Fifteen
or twenty more convicts are to be sl
once added TO the force of fhirty-6ve
now AT work on the scenic highway,
east Of Santa Pc. and the road IL %
be pushed 10 completion a. rapidly
az possible. This Vas decided upon
today after o conference between
Governor Haserman and superintend.
ent Tre,ford Of the peniteniasy and
Captain Fred Forno6 Of the mounted
police. Extra precautions are 20 be
taken to prevent the escape Of the
men while at work on the road. There
h ssili about five miles Of the road q
be- built 10 the vest border u ths
Pecos forest reserve.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
american Pill.
GR|Ms At ROME
CATHOLICS REcEivEo ~ poee
VINO, stEARs THAT Ro0se-
veLv SENDS aEcARos
nOURIsHING


Rome. Iaiy 1.-THE pope sssas 10.
|ceissd the American pilgrimage. oos.
Quoted hs Right Rev. Hsnry csbrseIls.
bishop os oxd<ssbsls. N~s York. aal
,"hn ]. NcGrsne Of nvoklyn. New
fort. p-s. = Il =. ~s~..
BisAos Gshrsells reaf n address.
In Which he ssid cs.hoiieiSm va
makinE rapid strides In The Unitsa
States. due 10 lie comptets frscsoa
shich the church enjoyed ~ IL
good vili of the Americas authorities.
He quoted President Roosevelt -
sending the pope hin prugouad ~
Ear1s. declaring ~ p0aicy b trsal
Proasstssts and Catholics aliks. A.
saying - expects thers Win b CatA-
oiie n u~li - Protss4aat presidests.
The pope thanked IL bishop nsst
warmly sxpreslng his great love
for the United States and his hish g.
TEEN for President Roosevelt. H.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
STEEL BEING LAID ON
e. n. Z or. p. EXTENSION

Chicago. July sf.~- The chfcago.
Milwaukee 4 81. Paul railway today
began laying steel On its new Pacific
coast extension. The line proceeds
from Flora. on the Missouri river.
twelve miles above Evarts. Grading
In already completed to Glenham,
South Dakota.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
GRANT TO GET HALF
PROFITS OVER Price
Board n Trssaess Changes Fsrmss
Contract Win 4. Z. rhemDssN,
Who Aesulrss 4yooo Aesss.

!, The trustees of the. Las vsgas lani
grant have arrived q ~ concluaioa
that possibly the acreage o. ths grant
may increase In value. and acting W
on this theory. the contract with =.
l. Thompson Of Clayton. whereby he
purchases $4,000 acres from ne board
at . contract price of LES Per acre,
has been changed. According 70 to
new contract made with Thompson
at yesterdays session Of the board,
be has acquired title % 1000 acres for
$1,000. which amount has been paid.
and he contracts to sen the remain
ing 10000 acres at tho stipulated
price of s1.25 per acre and the grant
II TO realize fifty per cent of the prof
It's on. all lands which brings a price
over and above the 1l.25 valuation.
Formsr csntraet q
The grant board met yesterday ID
i.s office on the -west, side an1 tlis
Thompson contract was Immediately
taken up. Under the terms of the for
'mer agreement. Thompson wss 70
take $4,000 acres Or the land It 31,5S
an acre. and have until April Il, 1907,
10 pay for II. He did this on his own
hook and agree 10 dispose Of the
10000 acres. taking 10000 acres ID
the first block. This has been depart
ed from, and instead of getting the
10000 acres. he acquires 1000, with
the fifty per cent additional proflt
agreement. rs Is set out above.
The grant board will be In session
today also adjusting and approving
claims and transacting routine bnsi-
ness. The general public Is invited
70 attend the meeting Of the board.
before which all regular business n
transacted pablicly.
A number 81 propositions were prs-
sented ~ the board at the session yes-
terdAy afternoon. but the trustees
deemed most sof these too general tor
confederation Some Of them may -
taken up 4 anotAer time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

- he ssorxsIixsiios n the raiHissry
hay n made solishs or tomcrsoy.
ceaersi Strife asperss6
Ssoekhoam. July 3i.-The socixlissse
Scrtm.noin Hslaad are reported 70
asss prccisan~d renerai strike.
Asesees Car q osfssysl
H. Pesefsossx. July sl-The pnb-
iie prosecutor Aas started proeeeaiaxs
aGaiast ne0kssx u tkS lower house
u parliament Who signed the vihorr
manifesto.
4 manifesto 10 the peasants Il Rus
sia has been issued In the joint
names a. all the various lsbor. social.
ist md revosusionsry orrsniraiio1s
including representative IL these or.
Eanisaiions In the defunef lower
house. This manifesto declares that
the hopes reposed In the lower house
'of parliament have been blasted by
the diaholicsl designs Of the crowd of
Grand dukes. conrtiers and wealthy
land proprietors assembled around the
emperor. whose only purpose can be-
the maintenance Of their power over
the people.
This manifesto further accuses the
government of hetraying the father
land b. Invoking the aid Of German
and Austrian troops. The people are
therefore urged 20 remove the local
authority everywhere, TO replace II
with men elected by themselves. and
10 eonfiscate all state funds.
The troops also must eonform To
orders Of those elected by the peu-
pie. The workmen In the iowns, the
Isssantry and all toilers must. in con.
iunetion with the troops, sei,e the
liberty and take the land which the
government has denied them. The
land thus possessed must he handed
over to the popnlarly elected local
ssnitorifies pending the elaboration os
Q new land Law.
!: The manifesto calls for elections on
the basis Of universal suffrage and
concludes with the words:
Down with the government and
the emperor. Lons live the dear and
free Russian people"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
OILFAIHER FLAT:
TIERS REPORTER
SAYS THEY ARE CRUEL


Sss ynEk, Jniy 3i-Todsyis World
ssyx:
John D. Rockefeller never xss In
better hnmer than shen be lsft TIT.
rytoxn for Cleveland last evening a.
ter having sisen one of the iongest
iniesstsxs be is known ever 10 have
uttered
cssei yhiass Said
Sometimes thinss that are said Of
me are cruel and tA<y hurt. but an
never q pessimiss.- he said. = b.
lisse In men and the brotherhood of
nan and am confident everything
viii come out for the good oi all In
the end.
-You are just a young man. but you
can take my words: ap older than
you. and have seen the world; you
can always believe In real men.
Wazss esesissie +
As for Europe-weli. IT'S nice. but
I love my own country best. Yes. all
hard things that ones countrymen
say Of me can never be- cruel enough
10 offset the love Of homme and coun-
try.
Nov. remember. young man.
hear TO III will 20 any man. ] am con.
fident there rs more good than bad In
the world and am full Of the Joy of
living. ] believe In men. Do that and
the world Is bound To- seem q good
world 10 You. Re ss persistent In an
things ~ you have been In getting 10
me and you will always win"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
NEGROES AND WHITES
MAY CLASH OVER cAiMiMAt

Mound CITY. MS. Jul ssi.-Nsxsoss
are s1shsring here anticipating an II.
s>rk On the JAIL by whites 10 iyneh
Sam Melsaxld, who killed Homer
Morris af pienic near thin sssus.
dzS. A hsody clash 10 probable n
the whites aisenps 10 moh NefCnaM
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Cleveland. Ohio. July 3i.--Nr. and
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller reached
Cleveland today. They went directly
10 Forest HIN. their suburban home.
Rockefeller greeted the newspaper
men cordially. He said he was glad
10 get back 10 his home and expected
10 remain here until October.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
MILL MEN GET EIGHT
HOUR DAY; TIME REDUCED

Wallace. Idaho. July 81. -- Mining
companies announced yesterday that
mill men. as well az inside men In
the mines. will be- granted an eight
hour day August /. and the hours Of
the outside men will be reduced
from ten to nine.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Oysr Hay. July Ex-senator Charles
Dick Of Ohm. and Elmer Dover. sec-
resary Of the republican national con.
mittee, held . two hours. couference
with President Roosevelt today. The
Ohio political situation was discusseA.
Dick said the situation IN Ohio uss
decidedly better than II vas two years
ago. He predicted that G0vernOr
Harris wonld b. reelected two years
hence. r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
WARsHip ALABAMA CRASHES
INTO SISTER SHIP ILLINOIS

Newport. r. J.. July sf.-when the
Atlantic squadron was making for this
port last night in q fog. the battle.
ship Alabama. under the command Of
Captain Samuel b. Comfy, crashed In.
to the battleship Illinois, commanded
BY Captain Goodfriend Blochlinger II
IL said neither ship was injured below
the water line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Superintendent Kneipp Of the Pc
cos and Jenez forest reserve. on the
9th instant, transferred Ranger l.. ].
Mundell from GaIainss to Canjiles. L.
A. Schartzer. from Conorito to CALI.
mas, and A. J. Abbott, from Bland to
Sonora. Owing To designations there
are three vacancies in the ranger
force.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31
HARD LUCK TALES From Police COURT

tions OF resistance offense, to which
a rather serious penalty attaches, will
have the effect Of causing wronedoers
to submit to arrest with less resist.
anoe In the future.
Officer Troast denies the report
that he used unnecessary violence In
arresting Baca, and the above facts
were CLEANED from the party who an.
sisted him in making the arrest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Lcnacn. July si-A dispsteA fo A
news agency from H@ssinrfcrs. Fin
land. ssss . portion Of the garrison
svsssa~g. FSniaHA nutini@d Isss
|naGhf asd . loax and sssguiaxry
|ssrsGsie took place leixs~a the INIT.
ise<ss asd the toysl troops In xhtcA
the former are saiA 10 hive hssn VIC
sortoua The Dsstseers, m 10 s6ees.
are nsS In passesSios q shs fortress:
many we're killed and wounded dur.
ing the fighting.
90 Killed saA sssvNSea
London. July 3i.-A later dispatch
fro miiolsinsfors says that fierce
fighting continues n sveahorg. up
10 midday. over COO men ore reported
killed cr wounded. wsrships are nov
bomhsrding the forsress The inhab-
itsnts a Heisingfors IRE In 4 panic.
Assii,ssy Men Jsis Tksm
stockholm. July si.--A dispascs -.
ecised here from Hoisinrsors sa,s
The arstllerymen Joined the svcabor<
rMine~rs but the infantry rsmai.ee
loyal The artillery trained gus an
the loyal troops. five hundred a
whom were killed or wounded.
Anethee eUeosssfvi ovsbseak
u is reported that . large port II
the fortress IN In the hands u the
mstiDcers. An outbreak also occ.rrcd
this morning az skatudden. The o.
f:ccrs there we're made prisoners aud
the soldiers elected . leader. One Of.
ficer was killed. A Russian torpsdo
destroyer In bombardtnr The barracks
and mutineers. 0 Ft
1es coMs ssst ou.
StockhOlm. July Lit is rspsr;ad
the mufiny broke out at midnigs., In
the fortress II sveabors. Fiu,snd /.
The officers families and ths wo,ar-
ed have been sent 10 Helsmsfors.
='s csssaeks and Sailors Musiny
Copenhagen. July si.--An outbreak
has occurred among the sailors nj
Helsinefors during which two Off.
GERS were killed. The mutineera.
fully armed. afterwards proceeded to
the building Of the iaborers associa.
ton and were joined by cossacks on
the way.
Cabinet Reorpsnixed
st. Petersburg. July 3I.-The Asso.
ciated Press was Informed from a
high source late this afternoon that
Premier Stolypin considers the reor.
sanixation Of the cabinet 10 be an &c.
compiished fact. The negotiations are
terminated and the premier entertains
no doubt of the acQuiescence Of the
emperor with The conditions to which
he agreed. The official announcement
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

Bosfoo. July si.-wooa market 10
firm The volume of business has In.
creased and the promise is Sor steady
trade in the future. Fieece vools
are In . hesithfui position
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-31

New York. July Shopper ant
lead quiet: quotations unchanged