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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
AND COMMERCIAL.
AFTER ~ OPENING DECLINE COT
ToN FUTURES RALLY.

..ort Toward the Closing Due 50
A.arrSsi,c buying BY Prominent
a,ti--Rise In Rosins the Feature
tbe Naval stores Market-spirits
a.rrrntinc Firm at 30c-stocks
,-Iird to Respond TO Assembling
- tangrrss or Presidents Mes
.,ae--LocnI aud TcIegraphic Mar
Lfts.
The Morning News Oniee.
Monday. Dec. 3.
ne OF great intores, developed I'm
. tnc lesdius branches OF trade to-
.., lao cotton futures market opened
decline ln response 20 thc drop in
bat rallied toward the closing
d.. aeE.essive buying OF prominent
which resulted in "A advance OF 10
The closing way steady. with
r,t 5Ns points higher on near
, aui 3 points higher 10 q points
I a Ear months. The SPOT markets
showed a weakening tendency.
lln spots closed quiet at decline
with 40 official sales reported.
tura 81 the naval stores market
Improvement in resins. which adj
.t.I above the market on sales OF
maJe after tine CLOSING A. was
3 ....g sales were In sufficient quanti-
lbush the advance In the mar
l There has been noticeable better
90 rosius Tor several days past.
mct they have started "a prom
material gains throughout the
49, spirits turpentine market closed
9c with a fair demand prevail
wholesale markets closed steady
U.tc stocks ruled rather duii.
Ienec;ing as they did Ia former
ta effect OF the assembling OF Con-
4a4 the Presidents message. l.
va Thought the message would contain
iloes which would have a marked
se on various stocks. but this did not
.Ie The following resume Of the
different markets Viii show their tone and
,..saans at the closing today
Local aud General Markets.
rotton-Quict i-i6c of.
quiet strong.
call nfmcr 3i.a6 per cent.
.Utus-firm. a9c.
FIRM. unchanged
.aI May. &c up.
W#tat- Active. firm.
Hal--May huiat up.
Iav-lous- Mainly unchanged.
..uon Seed Oil-Dull. featurelcss.
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New York. Dec. s.-The stock market
opened active and generally lover. al
though there was some notable exceptions
to the common tendency Pacific mail was
eonspictously active in this respect the
stocf advancing over s points Ia the early
dealings on buying Attributable 70 tho
idea that In his message 20 Congress the
President would take strong grounds IN
favor OF the shipping subsidy bill on tho
other hand. tho Industrial shares were
rather feverish. notably the steel stocks
or reports that the, President would urge
legislation looking 70 Placing 81 reatric-
lions upon the great Industrial combina-
lions
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MONEY-The demand keeps fairly w
With the supply
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Market barely
days. Slsoss. ninety days N7si. francs,
Paris and Havre. sixty days. 5.Zihs Swiss,
sixty days. 5.2ps. Belgian. 52i. marks.
sixty days. "a. ninety days, 93J
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE r Steady
banks are buying al l-i6 discount and
selling IS follows IS and under. Joe pr. T.
MUM. s. 10 50. l5c premium. 50 90 500
3lc premium. 500 20 500. 25c premium.
$50 10 s. 90. = premium. N.00) and over,
75c per NJ premium.
SECURITIES Desirable securities are
scarce. especially bank stocks. Central o.
Georgia incomes are again active and
strong.
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CoTTON-Sayaunah 20 Boston, per
cwt. r.; 60 New York. per cwt 20c. 10
Philadelphia. per bale 81 Baltimore 81
FOREIGN DfRECT-Rrcmen. o.: Live
crpool. 90. Hamburg 4sc: Genoa. SIS
barcelona a5c Manchester Ec. iiayrc.
ioc Antwerp 40. Rcval. -. Rotterdam,
cor Trieste. 5ae. INDiHECr-Li Liverpool.
ssft3Sc. Hamburg. foe Gothenbnrg. S..
LUMHER-Hy Saii-FroightH steady; e.
Baltimore aud eastward. $3.50 10 $50 yer
VI including Portland
III MEEk-Hy atcam-SaVnumah -
baltimore 500; to =. u. r. or n and o.
docks $3.50. TO Philadelphia. is1ac per
cwt q pounds 90 fooD 10 New YORK.
$3.50 per ~ T25 60 dock: lightcred TO
Boston. $50
NAVAL sTORES-Thc market ~ hrm:
medium size vessels Rosin-Cork Tor
orders. 81 81 per barrel Of $50 pounds. aud
per cent primage. Spirits q % per
90 gallons gross. ard per cent. primage.
Large vessels. resin IS. sprita. a. 81.
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosln. = ise
on spirits Savannah 10 Boston. and aMc
on rosin and isc on spirits 70 New York
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dee Spot moderate bust
ness. prices easier. American middling
1921. The sales OF the day were TO-
600. OF which 100 were for speculation and
export ana included S0lu American. Re
ceiIfs 800 bales. 40 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed bare
~ steady. American middilng low mid
ding clause. December Odd, selling. De
rcmher-Jauuary 525N526d buyers jan
uury- bruary 529d buyers February
March 5.90a52ld. buyers. March-April
5lSn5 Iad. SELLERS Aprll-May 5l6i. SELLERS
Mny-Junc 513u11tf ltEs Juus-July
8 tou5Iid. sellers. July-Augut 5.Gn5usd.
buyers. August Scftcmber t5Sat59d. sell
lere
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SERVICE.
q o
hu limited with Pullman pawng Room Sleeping Cars ocwee" a
Charlotte ana
at
s.
and
FOR comp inform os 10
CANNON v O. N N Cuii T ~ W A TURK O. F. A.
Wa G
s " Asst Gon1
q icke Agent
+ q T A.
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COTTON.

be- 900 cotton market closed quiet al
iH. OF i-lss to-day. with a fair de-
80 Prevailing The demand WAS at
VI prices chan the majority Of factors
willing TO SCH at however, and con-
.rIs Toe volume Of trading FOR tac
.t- aas ncr large. no official sales were
.as.d it tAe Cotton Exchange. The de-
@ ..a ior fob cotton was moderate at
usutl advance above spots The day
were 1855 against til6. and SQii
,o.e last.
IouoRlng were the official spot quo
o. enc close OF the market at the
.st Exchange to-day:
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Monday. Dee a.
SPIRITS UBPENTINE-Th turpcn-
tino market otcned nrm az 81. with s.ales
OF 90 casks ana closed firm and un-
changed with uo further sales reported
The demand was moderate throughout the
day at the quotations. hut there was noe
understood 90 he any marked tendency
either up or down The days receipts
were iei and the exports 225
ROslNS- Considerable strength Is de-.
vcloping in she rosin market, as was
shown to-day by further advances after
Tho closing. Grades r. =. O. sold nv,
cents above the official quotations ir
sufficient quantities to establish tho al.
vance price as the officih market Tn
market was understood 20 be very nrw
"a quotations. with tendency for better
prices Tho demand is Tor all grades
there being very lHue Discrimination
The days receip,s were 9.C9s. and the cx.
norris Htf Prices AS follows.
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accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices OniClal quotations arc not used
when they disagree with the prices whsle
saiors ask
Country aud Northern Produce.
POULTRY-Th market is steady QUO
tatious. Brolers. 3o055c per pair. naif
crown. t5Uac. throe-fourthe grown. astP
G0c. hens. G,075c roostcrs. Nu5hc, ducks.
Nn7sc. geese. 75cIsi 90
EGGs-Frcsh candlcd. 22g23c. cold stor-
ace. 2i022c.
BtrTTER Tho tone Of the market rs
firm Quotations Cooking. gle, imiia-
tons 60 New York state dairy. 2'c eA-
ira ElRins g7isc
CHEESE Market Arm: fancy fun
cream chccre i3i4c for 2o 70 22-pound
average. 2saso- pound averages. l3c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH Northern. $3.50
sack.
cABBAGE-5gsc per head
ONIONs-YcGow. ia barrels. 500,
cratcs. glc. red 500
nrendstun. Hay aud Grain.
FLOUR-Markct steady. patent. sts.
straight. $3.50. fancy 1915. family. $50
MEAL-Poarl. per barrel. $40. per sack.
N.25. city meal per sack. bolted. tii2iai
] Do. water ground N.l5ni i7i4. city grlta.
sacks $50. pearl grits. Hudnuts, per bar
rel $40. per sack. &i-2i4, sundry
brands NiiIisuI.2o sack
CORN-Market firm. white job lots. 65c
carload lots. e.. mixed c0.n. job lots. d1e.
carload lots f9c.
RICE Market steady. demand good
fancy head g.. fancy. She.
Frime ........-. ...+...+.-.. ..........5
Good ...........-... .......... ...-... t'4afA
Fair .............. -.....................f 0iiz
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nncon. I,nm. nnd Lard.

BACON Marke, firm. u. s. q. Il sides
5iac. Il. s bellies. $40 tEastcrm. accord
cordinR to average size: - s Bellies. sac
(Weatcrnl. smoked e. r. sides. Naac
HAMS-Sugar cured iihul2lac.
I.ARD-purc ia uerccs. SAc. IN S.
pound tins and 0-pound tubs s'sc.
compound. ia ticrces. 6i4c. so-pouud tina.
and S0-pound tubs. 6isc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

New York. Dec. a-cottonseed oil Ex-
cept for little domestic demand here and
there. the oil market remained dun ard
fcaturelesa was barely steady under
tone 1t the close. Prime crude. IN bar
rels, 1ifc nominal: prime summer yellow
8isc. OF summer yellow. 3lc. prime winter
yellow, 57d57iac; prime white, &c; prime
meal g2GoUzs5o
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MISCELLANEOUS

H-Mackercl. half-barrcla. No J.
,s. No g NW. No D. s. 70. kits. No
:. 81 -. No g. $40. No. 8 sac Goldfish
i-pound bricks. 6isc 2-pound bricks. 81
Smoked herring. per box. i7nlac Dutch
herring. ia kegs. si.lo. new mulicts. hair.
barrels G375
SYRUP Market quiet: Georgia anl
Florida syrup. buying at Ha0e. selliuE
at 52H3c. sugar house al i0u15c.
HONEY Fair demand. strained. IN bar
rcls. GaH0c gallon.
High wines basis 81 a
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Dec. 3--The market FOR dry
goods to-day has shown no change In cor
dltion OF staple cot,ons. Business IN
printed fabrics quiet at previous prices.
Clnrhams In fair demand Al previous
nri.cs. other conditions unchanged
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hardware aud building Supplies.

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cement-Alabama ana Georgia lime In
f,tr demand and sell az 70 cents a barrel:
speeiai colcined plaster 500 PER barrel:
hair t05c Rossdaie cement 81 2pfii g;
narload lots. special. Portland cement. re-
IAN 1881 carload lots. s2oSa220
It-NRFR. r. O y. VESSELS. sAVAN-
YAH minimum. yard sizes. fl0Se1il %;
oar slns 81 50ai30l. difficult sizes. 81 %
ais 81. shin stock. SO oOais o.; sawn ties,
ss0ns so: hewn ties. a,dSsc
olI.-Market steady: demand fair. sig-
mai 4Sas0c: West virginia black. adi2c (.
lara ss-. neatsfoot. GonT0c. machinery. Is
G2sc. linseod oil. raw. 76isc, boiled. 7sAc;
kerosene. prime white. r.. water white
49, pratrs astral iic. deoiorizcd stove
gasoline. drums. NC. empty oil barrels
delivered sc.
sHoT-Drop $40. g. & ond large. 10.
chilled. fi7b.
TRON-Market very steady: swcde. sac.
NAILs-Cut. $40 base, wire. G.z5 base.
BARRED WIRE-i3.N per 100 pounds.
GUN POWDER-Per keg. Austin crack
shot. $500 half kegs. &2.23. quarter kegs.
u2s. champion duckiug. quarter kegs.
- Is. Dupont and Hazard smokelcss. half
kegs ui35. quarter kegs. NN. i-pound.
canisters. Slo0. less % per cent. Trois-
dorf smokeless powder. l-pouHd cans. 81.
i0-pound cans. go pound.
Cotton BaEginR and Ties.
BAGGING-Markct firm. juic. "a
pound $50. large lots. Size email lots.
s-pound. nc. sea island bsgging. 1910.
TIEs-staudar1. f5-pouud. arrow. large
lots, 81 80. small lots. 81
salt. Hides and wool.
sAI.T-Domaud S. fair and the market
steady: carload lots. i0o-pound buriap
sacks. SC io0-pound cotton sacks. 4sc
ii0.pouud burlap sacks. 5iiac. ii0-pound
cotton sacks. 52i4c iz5-pound burlap
| sacks. sNsc. i25- pound cotton sacks, 5slae
I so. mound hurlop sacks. Ole.
HfDEs-Aarket firm. dry flint. i5lzc;
dry salt. utc. green sailed &C..
WOOIs-Nominal. prime Georgia. free
Of sand burs and black wool. iac. black.
[ 10. bury. i0c wax DC; taliow, s,ac.
I Deer skins. 20.
Fruits and Nuts.
! APPLIES Northern variety. s2D63D.
ORANGES-(FiaD. f2.a1i30o per box.
pRUNEs-fos TO bls. i0c; 5Ds a. gDs. SIC.
! g1a 10 70s. Tc. 70a 10 So. s'4e. sos 20 sos Sc,
I s0s 20 i0Os, SiSe
1 BANANAg-9i 25N2.00 bunch.
/ LEMONS Market steady at 30.
I COcOANUTs-s4. 8 per 100
] EANUTS-Ample stock. fair demand
Y ranrket firm: fancy hand-picked. Virginia.
per pound. sc: hand.picked Virginia. ex-
I traa. psv. ~. C. seed peanuts, &c.
/ NCTs-AlmonBs. Tarragona Ice Ivicas.
I ice. waiuuts. French. l2c. Naples. lie
I pccans. i2c. Erazlls. i5c hlberiE. i5c, as
sorted nuts, so-p0und and Z-pQund boxes,
Ei-c.
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uly Movements az other Ports
i.fsfon-Steady. mhdiing. 3 n Is. net
1's. ae2S: gross, 9.eS: sales. iiio;
-D2 as
EF Steady; middling. 1910:
pts 2o6H gross. 2oG7 safes.
eek 81 az
quiet. middiing s-l6: net re-
aj gross. 1876: sales 100. stock.
Charles ton-Steady. mddlIng 9ss net
06. gross. lW6; stock. a044t
miueton-Firm, middlins. 9's net re-
2s3a. gross. 292s. stock 2l009.
o'k-Dull: midding, ga, net re-
1855. gross. l.jsi sales. "a; stock,
more Nominal. middling 1914 net
none, gross i6l stock 1857.
>W York-Dun. middline. 10 3-i6. net
5Ci. gross. 2a2e. stock. 5e,65i.
an-Quiet. middling, ioit. net re-
800. gross. 1895.
phia~Quict. middling. 10 7-i6;
g. 1915.
,.la-Nct receipts. i.ys: gross.
NHE Movements at Interior Town.
lsu-ta-Steady. middling, 95s; net re-
l-io. gross. i.27o, sales i5i. stock.
mphis-steady: middiing ? 1916: net
.Is. 65eo. gross. II $50. sales. i.i0o.
uo9oi
louis-Quiet, middllng ? i3-i6: net
.io5 gross. 9.l2l. stock 6i.Sli
'In,lnnnu-Qulot. middling s7s; net re-
-'i gross. LIST sales. 70. stock.
H1i. iop Steady. middling o. net re-
1913, gross. i79l5. sales 95i; stock.
tG
I.Il.e-Flrm; middling 93s.
.kp"rt- Of Cotton This Day
Weston To GreaI Britain. s.637.
n.c -a.e36. continent. i6.6gs. coastwisc.
.rnah-Coastwise 1885,
I.m'uEton-C oastwisc. III.
CoastWise 2.26a
sew Nork-To Great Britain. SO. CONT
tt r-7
cola-To Great Britain, i,5oS
1ial foreign exports from oil ports this
TO Great Britain. l07oi. 10 France.
Co The continent. 1855.
ial foreign exports from an ports thus
this week: To Great Britain. IS f0s.
rance. 23 eS5. TO the continent. i3.e-a.
'ial foreiga exports since Sept J. 1870
Great Britain l.27.l6a. TO France. 2s2.-
o. the continent N3169.
afieston. Dec. 3.-Coiton firm mid
@ ese. sales none.
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chicaso. Dec. S.-Wheat was fairly act
i've and flrm to-day on bullish statistics.
higher cables and a reduction IN the esti-
mated Argentine sufply, January closing
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APPLES Evaporatei. 7a7i4c. sun dried
5iznGc
-Evaporated. I0c pound ,
nectarines TO-.
RAIsINs-I. L.. 10. imperial cabinets
s. Is: loose 5o-round boxes. s'ir pound
PEACHES Evaporated. pesled. i7m-;
unpealed Satnsc.
PEA Rg-Evauorafod. sec
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Connections at Pore Tampa with PEN
insulnr ana Occidental steamers ienving
for key West ana Havpnt Aloadsya.
Thursdnys and Saturday. 400 g. m.
Can at Ticket Omces for further infor-
nation
J. H. PoLHEMUs T. = A..
WARD CLARK Ct.y Ticket Agent.
pe soto Hotel Phone n
y. W WRENN. Passenger Trafic Man
aFcr. Savannah. Co
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New York. Dec Money on call nrm-
er at 3sf6 per cent. last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper fnt, per cent.
Sterling exchange hrm with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills az Hs5f- for de-
nand and 50 Ns.atdA FOR sixty days.
Posted rates 81 @isg4 s6is Commercial
hills. "a a0s.nfsih silver certificates. q
&c. bar silver. 6fi.c. Mexican dollars jor.
Government bonds weak State bonds In
active Railroad bonds strong.
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ihc lower prices there g. a marked
4frmcut Ia sea island cotton trading
Ono closing Of the week last Friday
fiimated that considerable sales
'ou made. approxlmating 1880 bags.
enc demand such as 20 promise lib-
for the present week Buyers
factors have apparently come TO
70 to the trading basis. Sales Of
nd lrt wrrc reported this Monday.
about as follows:
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ARRIVAL on TRAINS
DEPARTURE or TRAINS
FHENfN

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 20 Washington. Baltimore. Phlla-
delphia and New York. also 60 Jackson
Vile aud Tampa
Dining care from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond TO New York
Buffet parlor cars Savannah 10 Mont
EomoTy.
For additional Information apply to
Ticket once Bun and Bryan streets.
Phone y
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mIsoELLANroUs MAnKETs.

Note-These quotations are revised
daily, and are kept as near as possible N
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Rosin arm. unchanged.
Wilmington. Dec 3-Splrits tupcntine
nothing doing prices unchanged. receipts
Is casks.
Rosin irm. 81 goal o. receipts. 40
Crude mrpcntinc steady. $40 and . 20;
receipts o.
Tar arm. 81 s. receipts. 90
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Take Graybcard pills for that dizzy
feeling--Lost appetite. ana follow Il up
with a bottle OF OrsyDeard II Is all you
need. Respess Drug Co.. sole props, sa-
yannah, Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

"Graybeard broke up rheumatism on
me-" says AIR. Chas. Thomas. the jew
eler on whitaker street. And put mo In
better health than 1 have enjoyed In a
long time
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NEW ORLEANS coTroN MARKET.

New orleans. DC. 3-cotton futures
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and
fs 500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

New York. Dec. 9.-Fiour quiet. steady
an day and little more active at former
prices. Rye -four weak, fair to good. f2.so
q2io. choice 10 fancy. G.isQaf5 Buck
wheat flour dull. s2i5a20. buckwhcat
quiet Cornmcal steady
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accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Oniual quotations arc not used
when they disagree with the prices whsle
aatgre ask
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15

WANTED cords Of green wood
Apply to g.. r. Moore. NJ
Remember the city bakery for
fresh bread and cakes. dtf
FOR SALE.-Bicycle Tor sale
cheap apply at Eagle Oiilco.
Mrs. Bernard Laski Of Marlin Is
visiting Mrs. W. A. Reed
Seven-oighths Jersey cow Tor sale.
Apply 10 j. -. Stevenson. $40
All members Of the a. o. Il. W.
are requested tp attend th. regular
meeting tonight.
FOR SALE.-Hou-c-hold furui-
turc. Apply to Mrs.W. NJ. Fost.rnt
Mrs. W. ii. Wcbb's. 2g7
The Rev. DR.. bowers will preach
~ the morning and night service 300
-. Andrews Episcopal church 600
Sunday. o.
LOST A gold lockct charm set
with small dimond and and contain
/ ing picture. Reward for return tu
VI f.. Wallace ~ Eagle office
Fornll kinds Of upholstcrIug, fur
Iuiture repair work and ouamgiIul
call on &. a. Harris at Residence. 9U.
| po-ito courthouse, south side. il-i9.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15
DANsBY-sEALE.
Quiet Home Wedding of Two
Prominent Young
People.

Mr.. d. +. Dansby and Miss Lizzie
$ nle were married at 1 o'clock yes
rday afternoon ~ the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. =. II. Scale,
near Benchley. The marriage was
soiemuized by Or. West, pastor OF
tle Presbyterian church. only rel
alive. and "a few intimate friends Of
th families were present.
This marriage has been anticipated
b, friends OF the young people for
ne time and the fortunate groom
/. having a handsome cottage built
Co this city. where they will make
their home.
Both the young people are natives
Of Bazos county and belong 10 lead
ius families, The bride Is educated,
accomplished and much esteemed
by many friends here and elsewhere
Ia the state. Mr. Dausby Is "a mem
b.fof the firm of Dau.by Is Dausby
aid one the leading young business
men Of Bryan. lie is aiIable' popu'
lar and enjoys the esteem and conf
d nee Of all. lie Is at present chan.
cell r commander of the local lodge
ol knights Of pythias.
The Eagle extends congratnla
lions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15

Madison county has been repre-
sented Ia Bryan the past two days
by Andrew and sam Griffin, Lee and
All Hoke, y. ROwins. J. NJ. Adams,
j. j. Green, G.. n. Denman, &. VI.
Smith and wife. George Mize and
wife, Miss Josie Camp, W. d.
Mcdonald. I'd Bullard, j. 4. and Ed
Dowell, j. NJ. McWhorter, Buck
Wilson, Misses Sallie and Matte
Wilson. Charlie Morley, Miss Oma
Morley. Bert Sandle, Miss MAY san
die, w. H.. Sam and VIII Kelley, J.
NJ Youngblood, w l. Clark, Bob All
phin, VI Goodman aud family, Van
and VIII Seay, John Nash, W Fand
I'd Burney, O J Searcy, Benton
Gibbs, Joe aud Frank Sanders, s J.
Francis, $ NJ Carmichael and family.
George Harper. } Windsor, j G.
Conn, o l. pigiord. j Is Williamson.
Mrs 4 Read and family, Asa Case,
a \ Mo~sley, J l. Mu-olry, Bob Rog
ers and family j. r.. Park, lra
Floyd. l. j Jackson. VIII PAYNE
Musterson Nh, G. NJ Mabry, Walter
and Jim Walton. Charlie lewis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15
MRS. ROsALIE wOOLF.

Mrs. Resale Wool. wife 81 Mr..
Morris Woolf, died 40 her home in
BRYAN M l:3D o'clock "Wednesday
morning. Nov. Il, at the age Of 80
years, 2 months and days. She wa,
"a native of tine province 0f P0-en,
Germany. but had lived In this
country thirty yeurs 0r more. and In
Bryan Tor about twenty years. she
was the mother OF six children, three
Of whom are living and three dcnd.
The former are Mrs. Joe Grugiuski,
Mrs u. ; Hart and Dave Woolf.
She also leaves sister and other
relatives. together with many friends
In this and other cities. She was q
devoted wife and mother and "A truly
good woman, whose place cannot be
filled.
Funeral from the family residence
this afternoon at 1890 o'clock. Inter
mcnt 20 the Hebrew cemetery DR.
. a. Suhlor Of Waco is expected %
conduct the service.
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Hoy killed tho SHOW man.

Eacogdoches, Tex, Nov IA fatal
difficulty occurred a. Garrison Monday
IN n peculiar manner. A large dog be-
longing 10 man with lIaag's show
jumped on a small dog belonging 20 q
i6-yeur.old boy. The boy ran up and
stabbed the show dog twice and killed
him. The dead dogs owner ran up aud
engaged IN q controversy with the boy
Then the bows father interfcrod aud
the Snowman fellad him with blow
with pistol Later the father eu
gagged "a hand % hand fight with the
Snowman. and while the two were
down on the ground the boy stabbed
the Snowman twice aud tho wounds
proved fatal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15
A Clever Company.

The Ruble Theatre Company
closed IT, engagement here last night
giving clever perf0rma, - II the
sensational comedy dratd "Ont OF
the shadow" THIS c0mIhiuy made
a decided impression Ia ~ too brief
engagement here and We have no
hesitation IN saying that IL Is the best
repertoire organization that has ever
visited Bryan. Its presentation Of
the Three Musketeers' was one Of
the most artistic and finished ever
given here az any price and the same
high standard has been maintained
throughout.
The company Is remarkably well
balanced aud each and every one
works with an earnestness that has
the effect Of winning the audience,
favor. The leading roles assumed
By Miss Freddie Slemmous and Mr..
4. T.. Macdonald are most ably filled
while their support was most excel
lent The specialties would have
been improved with q better piano.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-15
EIGHTEEN INCREASE.
Number Of congressman The New
Census Will Give Is
FOUR STATES LOSE.
Under the Apporiienmeni Of s0o, 600
Maine, Virginia, kansas and
Nebraska Would Each Lose
One Congressman.

Washington. Nov. H. - Director ~
the Census Merriam has called the At
tention Of the president that the figures
on the population Of the United States
will be at the disposal Of congress for nc'
ton on a reapportionment bill. The ap'
portionmeut. following the count u the
twelfth census. will become operative by
law In 1908 There viii probably BE- a
large increase in both the ratio and total
Of representatives under the new appor.
tionment.
Starting with a ratio Of one to every
80. 900 inhabitants there were 6j repre-
sentatiyes In the first congress. The
eleventh census in 1890 gavea popu-
lation Of G2. d22, $50 or an increase Of ~ o
300. 900 In 10 years. The ratio was 49,
eOi people 10 each representative aud
the house numbered 1856 members.
The ratio under the new census prob
ably will reach 1900 With an in
crease Of 1925. t6l shown by the pres
ent census and letting majority irac-
lions ~ the apportioumeut count for an
additional member ns has been the GUS
tom. this would make on increase Of "a
members In the next house.
Theapportionment on this basis would
s,..,4. ..t.it. F.rrr .f.f.. 3D.. I.-. rnur...rfl.