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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-02-11
Locomotive Work, Failed.

Providence, R. l., Feb. 5.-The Rhode
Island locomotive works filed petition in
insolvency yesterday, placing the assets
at $5ls,O00 and liabilities at $6l6,7OO.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-02-11
hound for Alaska.

Victoria, B. c., Feb. THE steamer
Queen left Yesterday morning with 500
miners for the Yukon. She will be fol-
lowed today by the Danube with over
200 more.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-02-11
Earthauake I'm AnatoIia-

Constantinople, Feb. 7-Anatolia was
visited by an earthquake Saturday which,
it is reported, caused widespread devasta-
ton.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-02-11

The first insurance company in New
YORK was organized in 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
GAINS EXPECTED IN NEBRAShA 4.
THE EDITOR OF THE OMAHA BEE
THINKS THE REPUBLICAN PARIf
WILL CARRY THE STATE

Washington. Aug % (SpecaD.-Edward Rose
water. OF Omaha. the Editor OF The Omaha pee'
and a member from Nebraska OK the hepupican
National Committee. takes an encouraging we" VI
Republican prospects In Nebraska this ran
think" he said to a local interviewer to-day ,ha'
the Republican party ought to carry the state
This year and gain perhaps two Congressman the
depression that the farmers have felt so much LOT
the last few years has lifted. and there IS very
general satisfaction over President MCKINNEY oo
due, of the war Nebraska should be fepuom.
can State. Local conditions have prevenses ali III
from regaining IT, IL Is my opinion nnat we s,a I,
gain two Representatives this fall. There are ohis
Two Nebraska Republicans In Congress now. ,,r..
Renresentatlve Mercer. who has been mere UNI 60
terms will be returned by an Overwhelming ma ma
tority lie has done magnificent work lor t,,e
Trans Mississippi Exposition, and Is very pop ,.hr
not only in his district. which Is asimo ,s Prob
the CITY of Omaha but also over the state. loo
ably IT Is little early to talk about tne efeb
20 Senator Allen whose term expires next MAJ -. ~,
II mas long been the custom 10 choose one e' s
from the north OF the Platte River anu one yea the
the south At present, both Senators are from ne
north II we carry the next ~ mes ,r loudly
Rennblicans south OF the Platte VIII clamot Iouo''
Tor n United States Senator from that see''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24

0G2 bushels In the last fiscal year. besides 212.-
042. 162 bushels corn and meal. The home con-
sumption at the usual rate would be 3440 II 900
bushels wheat and 60. 600 900 bushels should be
added for seed OF the great acreage now yielding.
but visible supply has been reduced during the
year only 100000 or 100000 bushels. These
data imply yield last year Of 620.OO0.00O BUSH
els less any decrease in stocks not recognized or
held by farmers a year ago. In the light OF
these facts. 1t may be calculated that about
413,00O.0O0 bushels will be required for con-
sumption and seed during the crop year just
begun, increase of 1.5G6OO0 in population re-
quring 1041 900 bushels more than last year.
and II the crop proves to be IOO,0D,OD bushels
or whereabouts there would still be left for ex-
port far more than the world has ever drawn
from this country even in times Of greatest need.
Full replenishment OF stocks here and abroad
will require some Millions hut nothing now APP
pears to prevent lower prices for wheat thah
have been seen for a lonE time unless condl-
tions abroad materially change. w. NJ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OBITUARY..
CHARLES II. LYON.

Charles II. Lyon the Superintendent OF Mails In
the BROOKLYN Postoffce end Chief OF Its Railroad
Mail Service died after noon yesterday In
the Brooklyn Maternity Hospital from lung trou-
bles He had been In failing health for about
year Recently he decided TO take n vacation. but
before he could get away from the city his con-
dl,ion became worse. lie went TO the Brooklyn
Maternity Hospital as he knew a physician there
under whose care ne desired to be. There will be
a meeting OF the division superintendent OF the
Brooklyn Postofilce at 10 a. IN. to-day 10 take ac-
ton upon his death.
Mr. Lyon born at Auburn, n. T.. In lSs
and when only a boy was compelled TO leave school
TO help support his mother and the younger chill
dren his father being dead Later the family
moved to Newburg. In the Civil War he made a
fine record az a volunteer soldier. and after the
war he was elected Tax Collector OF Newburg.
Subsequently he entered the Railway Mall Service.
with which he had beer contested for thirty years
Many OF the devices used In facilitating the
handling OF the mails were invented by MN
Twelve years ago Mr.. Lyon was selected by POST
maste. Hendrix of Brooklyn to Improve ne ser
vice there. To Mr.. Lyon is largely due the uc-
velopmen of the electrician service and the credt
for many reforms made In the handling or mall
matter He leaves two brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24

,pMsTPONG-At his summer residence Highland Mills
Orange County. y. Y. August q. Hector Armsuoos'
OF New-York CITY,
Funeral services on Wednesday. August "a at p m.
Carriages will be in waiting on arrival OF tram H'"s
New-York at 0:l0 a. M. Erie Railroad ..
BATEs-A his summer home. at Derby W. IN ,n 800
year his age Charles X. Bates. OF the hni Oh Io~so
Bates & Co.. Of this city. and Bates kinssoefy So"-
Int@rment at DERBY w. on wednesday. August a. u
p. m.
coysTABLEon August at Trenton Falls H.. n ,o H.
Constable and Julia Pierpe Z, his wife ,, y
on Thursday. August %. 1905 at 10 m.
DAvIDsoN-on Monday. August o. at Ronkonkoma
Long Island. Arthur ~. son OF Mary A. ana 'hs W.
FuncraI service viii held the Church Of s. Jc'''h
ra at iS =. nj M
will meet friends at Ronkonkoma depot
Kindly omit flowers
SON OF Marion Williams and Lucius Palmer Hawiey
aged months.
Lyon. superintendent OF Mails. Brooklyn rostoftee
Funeral services Wednesday m. at sant Timosnys
Episcopal Church. Howard-ave near Atlantic 6r001-
MAC LEAN-sudienly. on TUESDAY morning August -
OF cerebral hemorrhage Or. Peter A. Mac Lean, ot
Milton. Ontario. Canada.
Fufernl services at he rss res ., MS Bokyn e
Thursday the 25ih inst.
The hour service will be rtated in o-morrows issue
MPHERsoN-on TUESDAY. Angus, g. PANEL McPn .
SON at his home. Campsle. Fowlervi!ie. Lvinsston
County y. T.. aged CA years b.
THoRNE1on TUESDAY a,S ApSq:t :S Ogden Holman
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the iunets
services at his late residence No ia s s.oCx-
WARRIOR Monday mornrs. August 22 1895. Marsaretta
H. widow Of Or. Thomas Ward and daughter OF the
late Jacob Lorlard In the ss,h year OF her age.
Funeral private.
Woodlawn Cemetery.
once No. 20 e. 2ad-st:
orSt uoyte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
DEMOCRATIC CHATRMEN GATHER HERE.


TO TALK WITH SENATOR McARREN OF THE
NEEDS OF THE PARTY UP THE STATE
Several chairmcn OF Democratic county commit
tees up the State arrived In this city last evening
in response to the call sent out by State Senator
McCarren. chairman OF the special committee Of
the Democratic State Committee appointed TO re-
organize the party in the rural districts.
Among those who reported at the headquarters
In the Hoffman House were F. l.. Bapst. chairman
OF the Democratic organization In Erie County. and
Daniel sheehan chairman OF the Chemung County
organization. With Mr.. Bapst came William J.
Connors and John j. Kennedy. member OF the
Democratic State Committee. from Buffalo.
Senator McCarren said that there would be
meeting OF the county charmen In the headquarters
this evening. when there would be discussion OF
the needs of organization In many OF the counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24

A.. records. Thomas Charles bruce was
hs 1-o3 and died In 1864. after marrying
po' "A leaving a handsome property 10 MS
ts'ce "a The fifth Duke of Portland was born
heiIs uover married and died In 1879. being
10 Ia ny his cousin. the present Duke, VINO
sucee' =, the Horse, the lord Of Wel9eck
"' Fullerton House. Castle Cessnock anu
AOUe'' ether country seats. and the owner o.,
n man ocres Mrs bruce can hardly expect
w. one Of the most powerful Dukes OF me
70 N establish her sons rights to the
'' ..s,on without ten years struggle III
succe She is likely, however. 10 see the
the ~" :, ,he tomb Of her father-in-law. with
in'c''' .o,v ~ at least one witness unshaken
ths denomination. there is prima facie
FOR the opening OF the grave. IL 'he oo'''"
oN s,,,a with lead there may be new romance
DC courts as interesting as the Tichporne
case.
- .,ooIev's illness has enabled the Registrar
.,row open the Bankruptcy Court TO some
,hs well-known people incriminated py hls
,,onv The Earl Of De la War; has led the
I'd has repeated under oath the disclailn-
nd denials already made by his counsel
,,or,bful in appearance. with fresh com
- ond auburn hair and mustacne. and
r.. nervous. excited manner in the Witness
pos II. has denied that there was any un
.'-.,onding by which he was to have any gra-
..,,v or remuneration outside his fees IS
w. hut has been constrained to admit that
s"., and last he received f19.3O In the course
:. ,,s Hooley transactions. Others have con-
.-osc,sd Mr. Hooley less equivocaly and there
IN 10 reinforcement Of hostile witnesses next
.o.x At the same time proceedings have been
'..,sd IN another court for an Investigation of
~. ,,srtng charges that attempts have been
"a. N bribe him and TO induce him 10 alter
81. testimony against various persons.
:, !. nrobable that Mr.. Hooley before the
=, nrocoedings end will be discreditcd as
.,,nsss He will be contradicted in detail at
hundred points and convicted OF an immense
a.,I ~ inaccuracy and recklessness in his
..,.u.n,s He began by ndicting the press
,,- Matchmaking him on large scale. and he
has ended by blackening the regulations 9f his
.,,, directors and nearly all the people with
,,hor, he has been dealing In his stock-pro-
Tin. onerations In self-defence. every one
.,,.ctsd nv him turns against him. and proves
,,., no is an inaccurate and reckless witness.
.ho.. word is unworthy OF credence. 1t VIII
NJ, be difficult to entangle him In his testimony
when he IL exposed TO cross examination ana
m. swarm of lawyers hired to protect their
,,sn,s' interests will fasten upon him and tor
r,sn, him. Mr.. Hooley has undoubtedly told
.ooa deal Of truth. but It will not be easy to find
che suI In the sack wher the case ends one
,esult "a at least certain He has put an end
n the business Of hiring titled stool-pigeons IN
,,s d,r.ctorates OF speculative companies
l. n. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
PASSENGERS on THE BRITANNIA.

MEMBERS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF foi AL
ULSTER YACHT CLUB COMING TO NEW-foRK.
London. Aug. D-Among the passengers on the
White Star Line steamer Britannia. Captain Had
dock. from Liverpool for New-York tomorrow VIII
be Archibald James Leofric Temple. Earl OF Ava,
eldest son and heir Of the Marques OF Dunerin ana
Ava
The Britannia will also take the members OF tne
snec,al committee OF the Royal Ulster Yacht
club Major Sherman Crawford. Messrs. Hugh c.
Kelly. secretary Of the club; Hugh McGildowney
and w Fife jr.. the yacht designer. who go to
confer with the New-York Yacht Club regarding
Sir Thomas ]. Liptons challenge for the Americas
Gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
OGDEN HOFFMAN THORNE.

Ogden Hoffman Thorne, a weknown drygoods
auctioneer, died yesterday morning from n com
plication OF diseases at his home No. 1874 fialscy-
ST.. Brooklyn.
Mr. Thorne had been Ill for some time. and his
death was not unexpected. He was born In this
State on February IL. 1892. After receiving his ed
ucation in a country school he secured employ
ment with the old drygoods firm Of Wilmcrding.
Huguet e. Co.. OF Whte-st.. Manhattan. He re-
maincd with this concern for n number OF years.
and later went to the drygoods house OF Field.
Cha nman a. Fenner. He was for many years the
auctionecr for this firm. Afterward Mr.. Thorne
acted I'm the same capacity for Townrend. Montant
q Co He remained with this Arm until two years
ago when his poor health compelled him TO retire.
rhe funeral Will be held at $50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at his home The Rev. DIR. Andrew +.
IInderhl OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd:
will oniciate The burial will be In Greenwood
Cemetery Two sons. Robert and Harold b.
Thorne. survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
HeinfRke O-,r urNn0vUta
POstomce Notice.

,shoua ba r..d DAILY by all interested. changes
may Foreign n' mail. week ending AUGUST g. ,sSs ~i
,Sse promptly !" POST 90, Mails close one hour earlier
closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
wEDNEsDAY IsSgplem ss oa.epssown e
1880 a. m FOR Europe Noordand via SOUTH
aTRRsDh f ES,ss: Per s.nsJ,. Bis
sHr sy SPAIN SaS r
j sa . s Of Europe Ia air ear
os.. i iSr F FSSSss g:f
spain Porusa Turkey Esyp and Brt an Ssthsands
direct. per s. s. Rotterdam, via Rotterdam ae'''"
must be directed per Rotterdam'c
After III. closing Of the Supplementary rransstantie
Mails NAMED the ae o.r. o the french
o n. sonf 81 as
MAILS FOR SOUTH i hN9 SET ETc. AAkf''A "'i
,,rnxrsn,y-A, 10 a. m for Santiago de cuba per ..
aDS Ts1saa Il aa % c.r,s. s
a Sast ;. AsydS . !. M for q. Ora i
nads =, Tns%S sns I0S pa. Por. At
e. oa tss TsliS fSs S'
per Cbbee a, p for NASAL ns,,:rs ,or rs
Ssa n via h. H"S GIsst sf' per Ksnnss
H.,.r: for s for RFii Bras. R'T be
cs IN; S' Sn,ss . ss
n,rs ner q g. Alliance via Colon Netters Tor ouate-
R.s must directed per Alanss2 at p m.
Sripoco: at D. m for Jamaica. per Ardandhu:
a, p. m for barbados drsc, and North Brazil. via
Para and c ManaG: Rs per Mary
FE Bon,nso ard Turks Island per S.w:York al
m 70 for s& Ss%foaadlsnd per Siberian from
sATWRDHY~At 10 a: M supplementary 1880 a: ND
Costa Rica per s. $ Allegheny: at 10 a. m. supple
mentary 10 81 a. M for Haiti. Athos at 80
D. m for Newfoundland. per steamer from North
Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland by rail TO Halifax and henes ~
steamer close a this Office daily at $50 m Malls
close al this office daily at go m Mails for MexcS
city overland unless specially addressed 1or osps
by steamer close this Office daily at ESQ a. m ana
$50 D. n tRegistered mail closes al p. m p'e'''1s
day. .,,o. c,r,- VANS
Malls for the Society Islands ship Gaes rom Ss
Francisco close here daily up TO August p AZ o'sv
Mails china Japan and h hs.. All: Per 10 to
AUGUST rs at p Mails for Australia sr' yfs
those for West Ausraiis wsisn Ff,, ana ssmoaa
ESISR: N'w-.e"sis Moan. ssn san
n.re daily up to September tsd at M q e. dS
ESQ e0 s Of a for Au.tra.S Mails Chine ana
japan per 5. Empress OK Cnina s'o a. s:So D n
c;nse here daily up to September 10 ~ u Scsrors
Mails for China and as snpan np p To- s:ptemSer Is $50
Tacoma s,ls for Australia except West Austrsisl'
S.wmnz.aisnd Hawaii and FIJI Islands; v per- Per,
MioSers u sna up to September ti5. at $50 M
snsDecc mais forwarded to port q sailing Gs
ind the schedule of closing ARRANGED on t,.nsf
maj. 1o SSss: Il Van e5sT!sai
Postofncs. Nsw-YOrk. n 4. August d. iS'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
BOWLING MEN HAVE APPARENTLY DEFEATED
THE MEYERS FACTION

DAYTON Ohio. Aug 23-The county and Con-
gress district caucus meetings OF the delegates 10
the Democratic State Convention indicate tonight
that the Bowling men have. by close margin. de-
feated the Allen o. Meyers party. The latter arc.
however fighting in all the committees tonight
and will continue the fight in the convention to-
morrow ut which time trouble Is expected.
At the meeting OF the lid District delegation
this evening n revolver was drawn BY one delegate
and a knife by another. In this district are the
delegates from Montgomery and Butler counties.
both OF which contested Ex-Congressmhn
Sorg IL from Butler County, and ex-Collector
Bowling from Montgomery County. Sorg Is con-
sldercd the conservative candidate for Governor
next year and Bowling II his manager.
At the meeiing Of the Committee on Credentials
tonight there was bad blood from the start.
Allen O. Meyers elected member OF this
committee. and the Bowling men were weaker on
this committee than other committees. This
committee Will be in session all night. and II Mey-
wins on IT he Will make n close fight to-mor-
row with the contested Bowling delegates I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.

Monticello, n. Y. Aug 23.-The Republican Con-
vention In Sullivan County to-day elected Assem-
blyman George Mclaughlin. Mercein Skinner. John
NJ Curiett Hobart Sarles. Nell J. Benson and John
Y Twltche delegates to the State Convention:
Alphons Potts was elected delegate TO the Judicial
Convention and William l.. +. Hornton. who Is a
IN ndIdate for State Senator. was elected dele
gate to the Senate Convention and empowered to
appoint five other delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
"ARFEST FAILURES IN RUSgTA

en-, =, ~, aug. H-The st. Petersburg correspond
ov., Inc Times" says great uneasiness is felt
harv...s repetition Of las, years failure of the
Ks,.a In seven districts OF the province OF
ssr,,.u ana largely in the provinces OF samnra.
almo., olmoirsk. viatka and Perm the crops are
ospssct to ask for Feef a,s t 1e
nters Of the tn ,smne are most grave. The Min
The to make Inquiries ana 10 our nle senans
ne situation, "a ere eestrrng themselves 10 meet
s+s peasantry are brcat,nt nat In some districts
'ss and helping Themselves. '"' e"'""u"ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
PRINCE OF WALESS CONDITION.
INDICATIONS THAT 1T WILL BE MANY WEEKS
p BEFORE HE CAN WALK UNAIDED.

INDICATIONS THAT 1T WILL BE MANY WEEKS
p BEFORE HE CAN WALK UNAIDED.
London Aug. 23.-"The Lancet" referring to the
recent injury Of the Prince Of Waless knee. dis
courages the fear tina; the Prince will be perma-
nently lame. and says:
The present condition OF the Princes knee
argues we'll for the future mobility OF the joint.
The royal yacht Osborne left Cowes to-day for
Channel trip during which she will visit several
towns where the doctors propose carriage exer-
else Four sailors have been drilled carefully as
bearers TO carry His Royal Highness ashore with
out Earring him.
IT will be a month before the Prince will be able
10 walk Then his knee will be fitted with check
splnt. by which fexion will be exactly controlled.
and spring apparatus will perform the function
o! the extensor With the leg thus equipped
short excursions will be made on clutches. but 1t
will be many weeks before His Royal Highness
will walk unaided"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
BRITISH STEAMER DISABLED.

A.. -. johns. n. F.. Aug 23-The schooner Algeria
40 To-day from the Barbados. She reports
ing sighted the British steamer Strathesk, Cap
IN FROST. from New-York August IL for Alex
S Suns IN latitude 1914 longitude S:4O west The
ID, ,sesk sgnalled that she had been broken down
pair "o hours Her engineers were effectng re-
- ano she hoped TO proceed In short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
JAGo DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED

London, Aug. 23.-At the Bow Street Police Court
as morning. Sir John Bridge presiding. ]. w.
'aso formerly chief officer Of the White Star Line
steamer Britannia. charged on a warrant issued at
"e request OF the United States Embassy with mail
"ooery and smuggling. was formally discharged.
ne was Immediately rearrested by the British
sa'norities on charge OF robbery within tho
crush dominions. this arrangement having been
,eached by an agreement with the United States
embassy. which withdrew its request for lagos
s1tradl,ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
CONGRESSMAN MUDD RENoxINATgD.
POLITICAL POT sIMMERINo IN SENATOR COR
MANS HOME.

MANS HOME.
Baltimore Az Q speciaD.-consressma
Sydney Mudd. fof ten years one Of the Republican
leaders in Maryland. was to-day renomnated By
the With District Republicans, and his election
seems assured. The vth District Is the home OF
Senator German He wanted Ex-Governor John
Lee Carroll to accept the Democratic nomination.
but he declined. Carroll is about the only Demo.
crat In the district. except German himself. who
could give Mudd strong nght Congressman
Isaac A. Barber of the list. Eastern Shore. Dis
trict to-day withdrew as a candidate for rcnomna-
ton. This is great surprise to the Republicans.
Colonel Wilbur F. Jackson will In all probability
be the Republican candidate.
Dorchester County's delegates to the list District
Democratic Convention at Ocean City on Thursday
viii offer the name of State Senator William Apple
Garth. notwithstanding the fact that the nominal
ton OF Colonel John Walter Smith seems assured:
Poth are very wealthy men. The announcement OF
Wilbur F. Jackson's candidacy for the Republican
nomination has keyed Senator Appiegartn up to
seeking the Democratic nomination; He defeated
Jackson In last falls election In Dorchester County,
and his success then has made HIM AMBITIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
HCEROY CURZON'S DEPARTURE.

.ns s,'oh. Aug D.-George y. Curzon the newly
v,s s 'iceroy OF India. will start for Calcutta
Pr A's' Curzon in December to relieve Lord
Tear '''"'hk 'iccroy, AT the beginning or next
eup.r ,ne mean time Mr.. Curzon will rest and re-
fact ths, MS health, now somewhat delicate a
his spn ne was regarded as the chief drawback to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
JAMES b. DAVIDGE.

Binghamton. ~ Y. Aug. 3-James b. Davidge.
superintendent and manager Of a tannery at Berk-
shire NJ Y. and n stakeholder In the United States
Leather Company. died suddenly about O'Clock
last evening. while riding in carriage at Berk-
shire lie possessed large uIiber interests In
Northern Pennsylvania, West Virginia and North
Carolina and was a director Of the Binghamton
Beet Sugar Company For the last :hrec years
he had lived In BinghamtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
Il ROOSEVELT LETTER.

From Among the Clouds"
Ny Dear Father Malone: Your letters are always
very welcome and your good words very dear TO
me. This has been rough campaign, but would
not have missed II for anything What a glorious
fellow Wainwright is and how glad am that he
got his chance, .
with warm regards. in great haste. am as a.
"''' THEODORE ROOSEVELT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
LARGE sTOPPAGE or SPINDLES.

Fall River. Mass. Aug. 23.-There seem to be In
dications that curtailment by Individual corpora
lions Is likely to prove more extensive than by an
,roncIad agreement and a large stoppage OF spin
d,e. 4. nrobab I'm the next six months. The effect
Of this is already shown in an Increased demand
Sor roods and sales of one hundred thousand pieces
Ara seported 10 have been made for Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
CONGRESS- NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICAN.


Missour,--ITId District. JAMES EDWARD GOODRICH
of Cameron - .xcxo,,r -, Cas-.
,,.Sanna: XIith District, MORGAN n. WILLIAMS. OF
"MsTyiand-vth District. SYDNEY f. MrDD.
MIoh,gsn--vIIith District. J. W. FORDNEY.
DEMOCRATIC.
ohio-IIld District JOHN 1. DRENNEA
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