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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02
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Representative 1x~a @,rh d Tho
clubs IN the c.ty >zseha'I Isospe vsrs
present AZ the Duneea ~ ~.
vixen further advasce ne NJ
The arangsments Tor nlnstr5 -
vaudeville show. % lson4Ar lune N.
Tickets for the ocsnsina serS i1n&6
To The managers of ~ stams ah< Il
hs pioaced on sale at ths store 6
few days. a. soon ~ fhs ontlIhe 1
the program can be conlrlcted.
George y. Cooper. rStient aslmit.
ted III the Territorial Insane hospital
finn San JuAn county. csei this morn.
I'M II fiye o'e'cra. Cooper was adult,
- 70 the hospital on lie tNu.ty.nrsi
Z. last November
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02
MUkDEN FORMALLY
:. OPENED TO TRADE.
Pom Dalny VIII FolIow Next q.
A. Soon Is Hasbos Regula-
hons are Dsaited.

Toxic. June 2.--Makden Was formal
ny opened yesterday 20 innteEnatlonal
trade. The occasion was widely eele'
hFaf~d. The authorities are busy
drafting harbor regulations for Tai
ren. the new japanese name f0E Pors
Dalny. and as soon as they are CON
pleted the port viii be- opened TO In
iernatsoaai trade. Japan proposes &c
develop its commercial value 10 the
greatest possible extent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02
MOB SPREADS ruin
IN CANANEA CAMP
Five thousand AIMED Mexican Strikers Threaten Lives Of Ame-
ncans Who Are Gathered In Col Green's Home and Presby
terian Church Awaiting Attack.

marching through the streets, and
only waiting the appearance Of an
anarchist nag, TO attack every Mexi.
can and American In cananea. who
does not join them. Thev are max.
Ing threats to destroy .hs entire
camp and exterminate every Ameri.
can in II. I Judge they are not well
supplied with arms. but have enough
TO put up a terrible fight against sol
diers or Americans. They have al
ready dynamited several places and I
fear the homes Of all Americans win
be dynamited." ...., r.
Relief Party Formed.
Douglas, Ariz.. June 2.-sioyernor
Ysabel. OF the state Of Sonora, ariv-
ed at Naco at 1880 this morning. He
immediasely gave orders that the
armed Americans who were there
from Bisbee, Douglas and all parts Of
Arizona, accompany him to Cananea.
The Americans organized and In com
mand OF Capt. Tim Rynning, former
captain Of Rough Riders. left with
the governor on a special train for
Cananea. %g. z#
There were $50 In the party.
Word from Cananea this morning
says that two Americans, George and
VIII Metcalf, were killed yesterday.
Ten Mexicans and one child were al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

come west and In March 1879 be ar.
rived In Silver city where he hun
since made his home. In 1854 he
made a trip back TO Boston where he
married Miss Laura A. Day. Of that
city From the date of his arrival In
New Mexico. Mr.. Newcomh has play.
I'd an important part in the business.
political and social life of the city
which he chose for his home. He Is
staunch republican and for the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

FL Paso, Tex, June "A serious
riot has broken out at Cananea, So
nora, as a result OF the strike Of Mex.
lean miners at the cananea mines
Of Col. W. c. Greene, and many are
dead. The strikers attacked the
Americans and killed two, George A,
Metcaif, and his brother. the mana.
ger Of a lumber yard. In trying ia
arrest the murderers ten police were
killed. This started general riot,
according to the special to the Her.
aid, and the dead are declared 10 to.
tai from twenty-five to seventy. Gov
ernor Ysabel OF Sonora reached Naco
tonight from Hermosillo with troops,
and Is being followed b. Col. Roster
litzsky with rurales. The American
consul at Cananea lie reported TO have
appealed to Washington for troops
to protect Americans In Cananea. The
family OF Colonel Greene was rushed
to the border In q special train, but
Colonel Greene and his lisutenants
remained In Cananea, although
Greene Is threatened wish death by
the strikers. Dynamite is being used
by the strikers and houaes are beiag
fred. one lumber yard il burning,
and the blaze can be seen at Doug.
las, Arizona. miles away. :.
Americans Armina.
Los Angeles. June IA special to
the Times from Naeo s,ys g. =,
Ellington, principal Of the schools al
Cananea, arrived last night from the
scene Of the riot. He said: George
Metcalf, head Of t;is development de.
partment OF the Cananea Conso1dat.
ed Copper company and VIM. Met.
calf, are the only Americans killt q,
so far as | could learn They were
shot BY Mexicans. while protectiAs
company property. Between twenty.
ave and nifty Mexicans were kil,si in
the fighting. Every american is be
ing armed. They are gathering q
the home OK Colonel Greea and In ihs
Presbyterian churcn. determined tc
make stand. Five thousand Mex
leans are on ! strike on the Green
"copper" property. demanding higher
wages. They are very defiant
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02
VICTIMS Of B0NB
nov TNHlTY-rOUR


Maarid. sqs@ H. killed u -
lusnb srnhS 1r0 ~ nuw namluea
rs ta VI the rsiaes
this eve se<n ltznasaed. ~
ms % krai monihlnw and ! re
eepsio1 1tuted. Tie British en-
hassy has sntersensd IN beisif a.
Rohert Hsmiltoa. she EHslishnA2a sr
rests-t ca su#ricsen q h@iAx eunnest
q sish the oulrak<. - ~ Win prrb
AIRY he released as Il sseus 10 BE- i
csse of mistaks., identity. ne street
fefes continue.
esspses nesesse1.
Aadrid Jnss 3-t:te ps Rohers
Hanstsson. shs Eaxltsh bomb suspect.
NJ h~a released
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

A recent wedding In Las Vegas
which. which has attracted Interest Il
that of Louis Van AredsIe 10 Mss
Minta Carnnn. The ceremony vas
performed NJ the home Of the brides
father. 80 East Prince street ~ Rev
n. n. Hunt. MI. van ArssiAlo - pnys.
Iular tiremsn Oh the Santa w. The
newly nnarTicd eslrla wIii rnsids %
Las yegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

Yesterday afternoon the women's
Auxiliary Of st. Paul's Memorial
church, met at the home Of Mrs. n, s.
Tssiden, where the mite hoxes were
opened and the contents we're 4 or
wasded ID the general secretary. A
social time was had by the ladies who
We're present. < yz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

!. =. harser has act pied the posi,
tinu n bcokkesper Il the hardware
More ~ Ludwig Gn4in nnd sssaer
'ed upon the discharge of his dutIes
this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

The Misses Helen and Bertha Pa
pen and Nicholas Papen departed yes
terday afternoon for the east. and
their itinerary WI inclnis Chicago
and New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stern will be at
home to their friends tomorrow, when
their little son. Jays: win be confirm
ed by Dr. Lefkovitz OF Temple Monte
fore.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

Washington. d. c. june 2.-The
Joint statehood conferees have Just
agreed. but the democratic minority
.lissented against the nrst Foraker
amendment N the signed report. This
throws The nght 10 tho floor of both
houses IN the majority report n
adopted by both houses. II means that
a state, a constitutional and q ter
ritorial election, will take place sim
ultaneonsly on the first Monday of
November next, n the report Ii de.
feated III may defeat the whole state
hood question 81 let u Oklahoma
and keep out Arizona and New MexkI
co. e6
Statehood Report signed.
Washington. June The. statehood
conference report was signed al sol
this afternoon. !. "a
The report was unanimous ~ r.
on what Sen. Patterson of the conn
rees termed the crucial point . whiel
Is the Joint statehood provision for
Arizona and New MEXICO. On tkisI
point the minority ns6l1betA dtSA4
greed. they refuse %. ecede VI the
terms Of - house bin, which pro
lvides for aeisborte maehsneryik for.
the coming election eand y intende4'
to coerce voters to favor Joint state
hoot." The democrats says that there
viii be vigorous oppoaition to The
conference repQvt ~ ths senate,
re peopls shait chesss.
The following statement was made
by the majority q the members Of
the conference: New MEXICO and
EArisona are permitted TO vote sepa-
rately as provided VI the amendment
Iintroduced by Foraker hst year ard
adopted BY tn senat6 and as reintro-
duced BY Foraker this year II sim
ply provides that the constitution u
the new state shall be submitted 10 an
election q the people On November
|6th, md Il the majority of the peo-
pie of either territory vote AGAINST
tbs ccnstifutjon. II fails. The con
ferenes comlnlttse accepted the For.
|aHsr anendmsut without change"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

/, Mrs. 4. b. Carlson q rarnAAnvtlll
L., II 1 visitor ID Las veGnA S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

extraordinary occurrence. The d.
rect appeal was subject 20 nasty
consultations today between the Sec.
retary Of state. Chief OF Stan, Brig.
Gen. Bell and the law officers Of the
war department in as much as the
question Of the right Of the United
States TO send troops into q friendly
state Is In doubt.
Rumor Alarms War Department.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02
NatnralIzatI atIon nIll Up.

washintton, June !. The. house to-
day considered the nanralisatiop
bin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

Washington. June 2.--The war de-
partment Is seriously perfurbed by a
press report stating that Major
Walls. commanding at Fort Huachu-
ca. had started for Cananea with a
force OF American troops, leaving the
government TO pass on the legality
Of the action afterwards. A Telegram
was sent hastily asking for confirm.
ation Of the report and recalling
Walls n he had really started. When
II was II was discovered that the re-
port was unfounded. great relief was
felt here. %s. ~
Copper corpsny Receives No Word.
New York. June 2.--At the ofices
of the Greene Consolidated Copper
company Id this city. II was said to.
day that no information Of the fight.
ing at the copper camp ut Cananea
had been received.
4 /. $
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-02

-~es-Ns5F NS~s@ ~ NlNs-s &
New. York. June 2.--George 8. Rob
bins, secretary of the Greene Gonsol.
idated Copper company. today re.
ceived a telegram from w. g. Greene,
president, from +Cananea, Mexico, In
which he says. The furnaces and
mines are all closed down today on
account Of the rioting among the
Mexicans. The authorities are Civ.
ing us every protection possible. The
lumber yard has been burned and
Metcalf and brother were killed
while defending the property. Eleyr
en- Mexicans were killed during the
tfpsurbance and the number o.
wounded is unknown. The governor
with troops will arrive this morning.
We have the situation well In hand.
The smelling and concentrating
plants ere uninjnred. The trouble
was melted by 4 socialistic orsanizs.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

Same V Same, same.
Same vs. Paducah Cooperage Co,
failing 10 ile.
Same w Same, same.
Same vs. Fred Lomon, an appeal
from magistrates court.
Same vs. Fred Lemon on appeal
from Quarterly court.
Same VS. same, same.
Same vs. John Riggs and Henry
Riggs, hog stealing.
Same vs. Henry Handy, disturbing
religious worship.
Same VS. Albert Litch6eld, etc, -,
gaming.
Same VS. Harry Gsss, carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon.
Same VS. Brown McWhirter, cut
ting another in sudden heat and pas
sion.
Same VS. same, breach of the peace
Same vs. Claude White, trespass.
Same vs. same, carrying concealed
deadly weapon.
Same VS. Virginia Carolina Chemi
cal Co, doing business without filing
statement, etc.
Same VS. Fred Lemon, on appeal from
Quarterly court.
Comth. vs. Ellis Akers, rape.
Same VS. Click Henry, felouiously
breaking Into store house, etc.
Same VS. Theodore X. Troendle,
converting property Of another, etc.
Same VS. same, same.
Same VS. Earl Farmer, hourishing
a deadly weapon.
Same VS. same, same.
Same vs. Fred Nipple, furnishing
liquor 20 minor.
The following cases were dismissed.
Same vs. Continental Fertilizer Co.
carving on business without fling
statement.
Same VS. Abe Klyman, selling
liquor TO minor.
The following were cleared
Same vs.. Lewis Armstrong false
swearing.
Same VS. Lewis Armstrong, forfeit
ed bail.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

ashore from the gang plank when he
turned to say something to his son,
Blount Hodge, the pilot, threw up
his hands and fell to the ground.
Life was extinct when his SON reach
ed his side. He leaves his wife aud
the following children: Blount, Rob-
ert and Annie Hodge, and Mrs. X.
}. Perkins, OF Snithland; James
Hodge, of Louisville.
Capt. Bush was stricken with par
alysis at the Livingston county court
house two months ago, but had re-
covered sufficiently to be sitting up
when the news OF Hodges death
reached him. He sank back Without
a word and expired. lie VA cap
tain in the Union army in the Civil
war. He is survived by hi, wife and
the following ehildrcu: Frank and
Chas. Bush. Mrs. Rancrt Rivers and
Mrs. George Harris, of Smithland:
Mrs. j. 4. Crenshaw, of Newbern,
Tenn, and Mrs. e e. Gresham, Of
Paducah.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
YOURS FOR
BARGAINS
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ y

from the owner before going on the
land to hunt
The following ls the personnel Of the
grand jury:
Vim. Fowler, (Roremanl H. Kol.
tinsky, A w Thomas, PM. Bright
man, T. A. Minner, Audrew Tutor,
Henry Farmer, J. +. Binkley, Chas.
B Eddings, I'D Nevcomb, Barney
Is. Thurman, Thomas j fralick
The following is the personnel Of
the petit jury:
{. H. Doss, Cratl Stephenson, j.
I. Tosh, d. l.. Bryant, X. T.. Can
nan, X. u. Moore, l.. T.. Cook. Jr.,
J. r. Towery, W. VI. Brouster, G..
". Allen, VI. :. Horning, Peter
Shoemaker, W. VI. Carson, j. d
Hodge, W. l.. Hunt, Jr., r. II.
Mott. ". u. Rankin, =. &. Gilbert,
II. B. Williams, T. c. Campbell,
Frank Dodge. J. =. Samuels, T. NJ.
Hill.
The following cases were continued.
Commonwealth vs. Oscar Allsbrook,
Forfeited Recognizance.
Same " Jim Burklow, forfeited
recognirance.
Same w. \. II. Crawford, forfeited
recognirance.
Commonwealth VS. Vim. MAYNARD,
burning house used as office.
Same vs.. 6. W. York, false swear
ing.
Same vs.. Willis Clark, { CT W.
Same vs. Carolina Plumber, keep
ing a bawdy house.
Same vs. Marion Rluo, assault and
battery.
Same VS. I'D Young, frsuduten.ly
converting money Of another to his
own use without consent,
Same VS. Bird Cline, seduction.
Same W Jim Hogan, COLI, ma
liclously shooting and wounding with
intent to Kill.
Same vs. X. \. Heath, malicious
shootng..and wounding another with
intent to KILL.
Same vs. Ezekiel Terry, OBTAINING
a woman against her will with intent
to have carnal knowledge Of her
Same VS. Will Kirk, maliciously
cutting another with intent to Kill.
Same VS. Fred Kemp, horse steal
ing.
Same vs. Almond Tur ct al, a TOUT.
Same vs. Fred Hughes ct al, dis
turbing religious worship.
Same vs. Jack Chittenden, breach
OF peace.
Same vs. Fred Lemon, selling liquor
without a license.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
LAWYER FRIENDS
DIE At SMITHLAND
JAMES C. HODGE AND JOHN ". BUSH
BOTH EXPIRED WEDNESDAY.

Paducah, KY, Nov. l5.-James
G. Hodge, sixty-three years old, and
Capt. John ". Bush, both prominent
attorneys of Smthland, expired sud
denly last night within an hour.
James c. Hodge dropped dead in
view of his son as he stepped of the
steamer Royal, at Smithlapd, and
Capt. Bush expired from the shock
of his chum's death. Capt Bush
had been i'll two months.
James c. Hodge was returning
from Psducah, and had just stepped
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
Marriage License

John l.. happening to Miss Flor.
ence Franks.
J. II. sullivan 10 Miss nellie Ann
Garner.
u. e. Graham 10 Miss Louise
Rsmage.
+. V. Carleton to Miss Neal Cos.
slit.
r. l.. Parrrn to Miss lvye Lee
Handy.
G.. h. King TO W. +. ArAack.
Delier Woodall to Miss trace Lii
liam Chenault.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

liar event has occurred at his home
the young man is welcomed with
muca JOY
II Mr. Perry has not decided whether
&c. W, Jr. or Teddy will best
Mt him for name.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

jacksonville. Mr. Hcadlcy is one
" the ablcst members Of the bar in
Nentu'Ay and presidos over the court
With Justice aud dignity.
HIS charge 10 the grand jury was
thorough and lucid. lie especially
'''er'ed to the game law aud explain
go IT. various provisions. He ex-
planned to the jury that it was not
necessary for land owner TO post
us land by printed signs or other
wise but that it was incumbent on
'ne huO'cr to procure permission
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
biz ATTORNEY or PRINCETON LcTlAs
Foa JUDst SoaDun
(rst,i b. ssWnsr BsstAin iat opsn.
II NJ, cssn nsaaay WIN
Big Docket
'0uRT WORKING RAPIDLY.

circuit court began Monday Ward
Iadl,y. u Princeton, /, acting a.
PeciAl Iudg-, having been appointed
Go, Bcckbam to serve IN the
'''n'e Of Jfge Gordon. who j.
ny holding a special term Of court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
Richmond Produce Market.

b hlxE ssssn. ;s :s . ta s
PEI H. sss.': snail ttsn Ysss sas'
S Ss saIk{; s pS1R e l5ts
&C.; geese choice, fat per isI disc. chick
Choice ea sA0 large . per el shsiss
1 GasdE sarRa choice, to fancy. each l5a
lIs rsbb's stale or badly sso, each sgf
eaaIce each es sc ea Wa iaseys eoss per
I i sl ssa scas @sssy 1ss per s sss
H f sTa,ss S.se ssfoa gs Se1 ill.,
packs paeksa per- b iss, Rst me Medium
per Ib sc eh9iee Ee per . is s rTa insd
;,i $ S,y a.. so Sc ~
P sa'i - sS e. sheep Z prime
Ib 4asc lambs, spring per 10. sasc; eH.ti I:
FIRE bRsg ST III ao sss small, per H.. Nc
s sse i sase per To-. saa7e.: old COWS etc.
scoU&TRY BACON; Hams small. well snok-
isa ia shoaldera swell We'll smoked. ' per t.. id
ID, Isc; green salt. per ID. loc.: green. per
ID. &c.
FuRs-otter. common to prime. sa.ooas.oo:
beaver. common to prime. s?ll7.oe. mink. com.
mon to prime. tL5oa3.oo raccoon. common, e
prime. l0n6oc.; opossum common TO prime 100
se mask,ra. common Y nE, ralwgs io9i4c.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peaches. peeled
per lb.. i29lsc.; dried applies. bright. SLICED
peas. blackeye No. i. pc, bus. sl.50a1. 90:
beans. choice navy. per bus iLsoa1so: beans
per h.. $3.50: golden seal per lb.. siUoai 90:
snake root. per h., o0G3oc.; wild ginger. per
h.. s31ac.; pink root. per lb. 17ltlsc.; seneca.
FLOUR--}Jobbers Pricesl.-Wlnter superior.
Eas.7s: winter extra, s?.75as %; winter clears.
tent, si50I4.75 Buckwheat. per pound. ais o
Sc. Cornmeal. city sacked. I0u1efc.; country
boted. sacked. 62IsG65c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09

d the One John.
bound to Eincriminate
y I'm saying that l am
'nly thing | did wrong
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
1|CKET-OF-LEAVE MAN
IS SHOT AND KILLED.
Fatal Ending Of a Feud of
Long Stand
ing.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.)

Special to The Times Dispatch)
CHATHAM, VA. February s.-Thomas
Chandler was shot and killed by James
Henry. at Henry's Mill. in Halifax coun-
ty Just across the .Pittslyvania line
Tuesday afternoon. Bad blood has ex-
listed between the Chambers and Henrys
for some time. Recently house was
burned near Henry's Mill, and Thomas
Chandler was accused Of the crime.
Tuesday they met at Henry's Mil and
the Ill feeling was renewed. followed by
the shooting; Chandler lived less than
one hour: Henry was taken to Halifax
county Jail Tuesday night.
Chandler was sent to penitentary from
Pittsylvania for shooting VIII Gates,
about five years ago. and was out on
conditional pardon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
ICE AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Grand Old Painting at Moratico
: Hall in the Nothern Neck.

Especial to The TImes-D fspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
S,-Ice has formed on the ponds here to
Il thickness of about three inches, and
the young people have had a merry time
enjoying the skating. Some of the ponds
have been crowded.
Judge j. e. Mason has appointed Lee
Wallace, Of Stafford county, Justice
of the peace for Falmouth District.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hale, of MORA
tico Hall" in the Northern Neck, have
three beautiful old hand paintings, for
which they recently refused $500. They
are very old. "Moratico Hail. residence
is Itself about 2l3 years old. The paintings
will be exhibited at the Jamsstown EN-
position, unless the owners are offered a
price SO tempting that they will let them
po 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSalAs al Union atnck Yardal


Richmond. Va, Feb. s. 1906
Report q the liye stock market for the week
en rsnny February Oh. is as follows: -, MA
4a4fic medium TO good. az q3ssc.; common to
lair. sases: bulls. 2adsac.: extra. sic: veal
calves. sDa$50 per head. Sheep. good 10 prime.
sfs13c.; common to fair. 4G5hc.; lambs, eisg
5.iiso.: medium TO good 5iiPsae.; best hogs.
SIS: medium. 5l3Gec. rough sows and stays.
Prospec, good for all kind of stock for mex,
week.
head Maffet tf ee s higher Common 20 prime
steers 81 iosls Is: cows S3a4 20: calves $4,000.
Hogs-Rsceipts. $500 head: Market 1oc. higher.
Choice to prime, heavy. Ss.s5as.o5; medium -
head head. Market strong. sheep, ssSGs1S: lambs.
ss.Jod7.4o.
NEW YORK. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
head. Feeling steady Caly;sSs-1ReGfsips; Sol, lsi
lambs sold at s7.75 Hogs-Receipts. 800 head.
No sales; feeling firm.
PITTsDuRG. PA, Feb. s.-CAITLEs-s Supply
sst msrke so STEADY Sss,sn SHosR STIfs
2 head. market active and higher: Prime.
roughs. s5a5 o. Sheep and LAM. supply
fair; market steady; Prime weshsrs s. e9as.!s:
spring lambs saa56; veal fV eaives ssasse
CINCINNATI o. Ess se,s sMHoasmAes.'ys;
as. %; common, s2a2:sS. sheepSsIow at $50
5.3S. Lan1bs-Slow at s4f7.a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-09
MASONIC MEETINGS.
Grand Lodge Of Virginia to As
semble Next Week

The Grand Lodge of Masons In Virginia will
meet at Masonic Temple in this city and hold
It's annual three days grand communication,
This viii be an interesting meeting of tho
Grand Lodge, as many matters Of Importance
to the craft will be brought up The present
corps OF Officers having served two years tile
annual election Will be more than mere Form.
as at least one new officer will come upon the
scene and get in regular line for the long
Journey to the Grand East;
!, The annual session OF the Past Masters AS
ISOLATION OF Richmond will DO held at the
Masonic Temple to,morroW night BEGINNING at
an address BY Senator +. w, Sims, OF Louisa
the election Of Officers s and l, grand banquet.
Dove Lodge, No. q, Will hold an interesting
Communication at. Masonic Temple Tonight
belong to the craft are expected to be in at,
tendance. Fii{