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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14
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Pointed Paragraphs Personnel and
@ T., otherwise. g :, ~ ,l:. q. . .

Pointed Paragraphs ,Pers6naI and
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=" Troy, s: o. Nov. 18th. 1909. Z
killed all: vegetation, and the ladies lost many
Z The reunion Yin Augusta this week will
take down most OF Troy TO see the meeting Of
N Mr. % and Mrs. J. w; W MeCaslanr, nom Green.
wood, spent q few days with relatives here. -
I Mr.. w. w. Fuller who has been In service
in the Philippines for sona and half years,
charge on account OF prorIaptsd si6kn mesa.
Of Hester Springs as prtre eipaI, and Mrs. J. N.
Cuddy as assistant 81 " . 4. II ia
and worthy boys, ieft 8 few Days ago for
Charleston, where has secured good pod
Lion. .a -ifN. 8 < - 81 s IL
IN town this weeS looking AFTER the losers oy
Watch for the falling stars wednesday
night, the l4th. which astronomers say is one
OF the closing features OF the nineteenth cen-
Dr.. g. G. Killingsworth and Miss Manila
Smith were married at Mccormick on the
4th. They were guests at the Park House
last week, looking serenely happy.
to Augusta Friday to see her father. who was
seriously hurt in q planning machine, his hand
and arm being torn 10 pieces.
We Trojans eagerly watch on Fridays for
Mr.. r. 81. Taggarts beef wagon, and Its nice,
fat and cheap beef
Rev. r. F. Bradley Joined fifteen other del.
egates here on bis way to Synod, which met
In Louisville, Ga, last week.
The letter OF Dr.J. NJ. Kennedy In the Phil
tppines was read with pleasure and interest
by many--all feel In terested In his welfare.
The medical fraternity there will find him q
strong spoke In their wheel OF divers diseases.
Greenwood is making wide her borders
TO entertain the State Baptist Conven ton
which meets there on the 7th Of next month.
Little Lawrence, son Of Mrs. Ada Kennedy,
OF Long Cane Is staying with his uncle, DR..
@. L. Kennedy, and will be q pupil here at
school. "a 55I ,ll,s,
We hear OF a number OF people who live in
Greenwood county say they will renew their
subscription in January for the Press and
Banner. We see where they are right.
On next Sabbath afternoon at three O'Clock
Rev. W. T. Duncan will preach q Thanks.
giving sermon In the NJ. E. Church, as he will
be at the Annual Con ference on the 18th. ~,
Mr.. J. u. Wardlaw Of Bellvue, w8s in town
last week. He halls from the garden spot OF
Abbeville county. - q. i..~,.
~Onr Council had lively case this morning,
and some Of them had to rattle the silver
shekels. You can't think you are right-you
must Know so-or Mayor Davis will know the
reason why. e..
Court is in session at Greenwood. The jail
Is overfowing with transgressors OF the law.
'Nick."
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C.P. Hamuond's Laundry.-Our laundry is
now doing gnod work and employing several
hands who spend their money here and we
hope Mr.. Hammond will get the laundry
trade. They are cleaning and pressing clothes
and make them like new ones. Blankets and
Quilts are washed and made soft and clean.
Send the Home Laundry your work.
New school books adopted by the State
Board for sale at
DuPre's Book Store.
Cold weather is approaching. Go to Mil.
ford's Drug Store and buy your glass and
putty and get ready for 1t.
See and price our shoes before purchasing.
l.. T. & T. NJ. Miller.
Best line fancy cakes and crackers In the
city. l.. T. & T. M. Miller.
Strawberry twist tobacco, 100 plug, some
thing rich and wa1y at Speed Drug Co.
The place to get what you want. Goods
sent at once to any part of city. Speed Drug
Co.
Send your Blankets to the Abbevtlle Laun
dry and have them washed. Price 25o. pair.
have few sacks Of fine seed rye that
will close out cheap. Amos. B. Morse
Also a good stock OF choice seed wheat,
"Blue Stem, Early Ulay and Fultz:"
Amos B. Morse
Rubber Coats-For Ladies' and Misses at
| HaddoD,a
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L. W. whites Locals.

L. w. White now has the best assortment OF
groceries and provisions he has offered IN q
long time, You can bny from him almost ev.
erything in the line Of sofnething 70 eat.
II you want barrel Of -four atsalmost any
price, the place 10 buy 10 theFroceSy store OF
L. W. White. y - eyh ~; ''.at'
Seed wheat, rust proof ned oe9, barley and
rye all to be had ct the eto6es atore OF I. W.
White. AsssIe .tyIs,ss &. }Iw&
If you want af61frs1 0f the finest first pat
ent flour that you eyer used, you can set it'by
calling on L. w. White. ~ - ~
Z Cheese and macaroni Of the best quality at
Whites grocery store. ~, 9. '...' =
Try No. 40 blend roasted coffee. Already
we have sold about two thousand pounds Of
1t this year. ,.'.s. ,-.- L. W. White. y
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L.. w. Whites Locals.

Our clothing trade goes briskly on. notwith-
standing the mild weather Come and secure
your suit and Iovercoat SO that you vii! be pre-
pared for Winter when 1t does come.
When In need Of good shoes be sure to buy
those made by Hamilton Brown Company.
Sold only in Abbeville by L. w. White.
60 to L. w. Whites store and provide your.
self with suits OF underwear. They will pre-
serve your health and keep you warm and
omfortable during the coming Winter.
The second installment Of mems and boys
hats and caps has just arrived at the store OF
L..W. White. If you want a stylish hat or
com Portable cap, this is theplace to find 1t.
Remember that you can always find at L..
W. Whites clothing store the very pest as,
sortment OF shirts and collars, neck wear and
handkerchiefs.
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MAILGLloI'SEs.,

Mails Coming . IS ana sof8E 4 every i q: Hour
3 ye::..S %S .in'tnsD Dsy. S.. -
Hours that the mails 'closs at the Abbeville
post office:H l 3Si IL! w 4. YEs,J - -.
s:o5 .. 10. going North on the Southern.
1850 e. m. going South on the Southern.
1850 az m. going TO Hodges - .jiit
I40 9. N. goin& south ON the 6.A. L, e.
1ie q m sSns sS.nsN Noash 81 Sn Us as soaahern
LILO p. IN. going 10 Hodges a 80. ; ~ a.,
2& I'm. going South AstA. a. " u q. .!'.'
ass p. NJ. going North e. .A.. i, =.
$40 p. M going South Southern e.
8O0p. m. going North and Hputh g. A. L. ;"
{ !. Il 'Ff,:S 53 Robt. 8. Link. Postmaster
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A. u. Hill q son's Locals. a.sl:
, Club house cheese in glass jars. Something
fresh and nice. Try IL. 3 -. 81. ~ -
2 Try our pin money pickles.
Try our maple syrup-nnest brand.
Fresh Kalamazoo celery twice week.
Fresh crsnberries all the season.ssa
Fresh arrivals Of candies and ffnitA every
week. - ~, ,}y+$ rtt.4$s
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A. 8. J. Cassidy's Locals.

Irish mackerel No. l.. [7H..----.'- :, = -
No. navy beans, Helms cucumber pickles.
Northern apples, bannanas, oranges, lemons,
oabbages,. irish and sweet potatoes, onions,
macaroni, cream cheese, Bologna sausage,
hams, oat flakes, cigars, tobacco, stationery,
&c. Come down and see me. p
Agent for Columbia State, Charleston News
World and journal and many other things
not m ntioned here. /
Look out for the Horse Shoe.
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When you 60 home and your neighbor tells
you what the Speed Drug Co., did for him,
you may be sorry you did not look them up
for books, states, crayon, glass or anything IN
the drug line.
Pretty jardiniers cheep at Morses for the
balance of the season.
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L0calL

New seeded raisins, currents, citron. 81.
monds and cocoanuts at Glenn's. &. Z. !,
: Fresh oat meal, imported and domestic
,nacaroni, mackerei. white nshS hams, break
lfast bacon at Glenn's. g..f6f. -
Gelstine, favoring extraets spices, choeo-
late, cocoa, hne Teas and cofiees at Glenn's.
$50 bbis. sflour, bought when market was at
the lowest quality the highest, and prices the
lowest at Gle1p's. .,.,.,F a., ."'r %E''5.. Z
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SENATOR HAY A CANDIDATE.
He Will Oppose Judge Gary for thu
Judgeship.
Columbia Record.

1t has been announced that Senator Hay
of Kershaw, will be q candidate for the
Judgesbip OF the fifth circuit In opposition to
Judge Gary the incumbent. This is the
ONLY opposition 80 far that developed against
Judge Gary, who ia considered by the legal
fraternity to be one OF the best Judges on the
circuit bench.
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A lot of copyright Novels just received q
DuPre's Book Store
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HOW THE STATES WENT.

Democrats Lose Some Votes They Car.
ried Four Years Ago.
According to the returns from last Tues
days election, corrected up to the present
time, the electoral college will stand as fol-
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!; Prepare; for Cold weather-By supply
Ing yourself With winter jacket. We have g
large stock. They must be sold In the next y
days at Haddon's. = ~, %....s.r.:.:..
Fresh "Nunnallys' and "Roysters" can
ct Milford's Drug Store every week. Eng
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14
DIR. WILSON'S SERMON.

DIR. Wilson chose as his subject on last Sum
day morning the text: To-day If ye will
hear his voice, harden not your hesrt," Psalm
95: rs. For three successive Sabbaths the
same subject has been chosen. each three
from different point OF view. The peril OF
putting off the day of acceptance was first
dwelt upon. Next, the Holy Ghost works &C.
cording to his own appointment, and we
must follow the commands. He has given us
to study the Word and attend to its preaching
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14

"Ihe experience in the South is simply that
OF other localities, whether In this country or
In England. The Factory means education,
enliehtment, and an intellectual develop.
ment, utterly impossible without it-I mean
70 q class OF people who could not reach these
things In any other way. 1t is an element IN
social life. BY Its educational influences II 10
Constantly lifting the people from lower to
q hisher grade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-11-14

Serious Accident to q Cyciist-Dcath
OF an Aged Lady.
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The Charge That the Factory Breeds
immortality Among svonien 10 Not
True-The Factory MAS Vviiiz.
ing Influence, LhltinE Operatives
to q Higher state sf seeiety-At.
tainments Of Factory Girls-splen-
did Results 60 All.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
MESSAGE TO STRIKERS.

wichita, Kas., Dec. 10.--The follow
ing message received by Mr.. Newman
from st. Louis. where headquarters Of
the o. r. T. Is located this moring:
Progress OF the strike entir ,iy salts
factory. President Dolphin Is In CAL
weston personally directing affairs. Our
success is assured beyond a doubt IL
the men stand firm Ninety nine per
cent of the men on the Santa Fe Pact
fic, Southern California Valley line and
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe are out and
over g5 per cent of the Santa Fe pro-
per 1t Is also absolutely necessary
that all the men stay out 10 the end.
for defeat this time would mean the alb
dication OF the schedule on the whole
Santa Fe system Pay no attention to
newspaper stories Of railroad officials
that they are hiring large numbers OF
men and that many Of our mon are re-
turning to work. Both are untrue, and
made In hope OF weakening the men,
They cannot oil the strikers places.
Twenty-four hours more will bring vic
tory to US. See that all your territory
gets this at once 9nd urge them 10
stand firm" CSigneu
II. II. PBRHAM, GrJtfid Secretary and
Treasurer
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
THE STRIKE!
It Is Not Going on the
Santa Fe.
Santa Fe Pacific Operators
Return TO Work.
All Trains Running and Places Of
Strikers Nearly All Filled,
CALIFORNIA TtltGRAPHeRs JOIN STRIKE

Chicago. Dec 10.-J. NJ. Barr, third
vice president of Atchison. Topeka 4
Santa Fe. declared to-day that the
railway operators strike was not ef-
fective west OF Albuquerque and on the
Galveston, Colorado Il Santa Fe roads
Between 400 and 500 men, he said were
out on southern Kansas, Oklahoma and
western divisions.
L. J. Polk. general manager OF the
Gulf. Colorado q Santa Fe, wired Mr..
Barr to-day that twenty-on freight
trains on the northern division AMI
twelve on the southern division. were
running as usual. OF the thirty-tw two
men sent to take the places OF striker
nineteen went to work. the others de-
serting.
w q. Nevin, Santa Fe manager at
Los Angeles, has tel,graphed that the
road Is running as usual In the valley
division. competent .nen having been
secured for all but four unimportan
stations Many strikers have returned
to work. Fruit shippers. Nevin said.
have been notified that the Santa Fe
will handle business up to the limit OF
their equipment.
cattle trains are not being mater
ially delayed" said Barr I'VE are
having no trouble in getting men
Hundreds OF men from here and as
mg.ny more from other cities have been
sent TO Topeka, from which place they
will be sent to other points as needed
j feel sure there viii be no sympathetic
srtkies OF men on other branches OF the
service"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
STATEMENT FROM NEvIN.

Los Angeles. Dec. 10.-F'rom General
Manager Nevin's Office the following
statement was obtainsd to-day regard
ing the strike situation on the Santa
Fe: Trouble on our southern Califor-
MIA division has never reached proper
tons to cause us Inconvenience. In
this city all vacancies have been filled.
Or the Valley road six men quit. Their
places were filled. on Superintendent
Denair's division from Seligman to Mo-
jave, fourteen men quit. and on Super
intendent Hibbard's division from Sell
igman to Albuquerque there were four
vacancies yesterday. Practically all
these have been supplied. All traffic
handled without the slightest delay. AS
far az the lines west OF Albuquesque
are concerned, the strike is practically
ended"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
Precinct Nominations.

At q meeting OF the electors OF pre-
cinot 10. held at the courthouse yester-
day at y. m, justice OF the peace. Be-
ferino Crollott, was re-nominated fol
the same position to be voted for on
Monday. January "a. 1901. by the repub-
lican party. Nepomuceno Duran was
made the nominee for precinct consta-
tle upon the same ticket The meeting
was largely attended and very enthu-
siastie Upon the denomination OF
Judge crollot. as he Il very popular
In the precinct. Nestor Montoya, chair
man. Tomas Duran, secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
STRIKE NEARLY OVER.

Chicago. Dec. i0.-From adviees re-
ceived to-day officials Of the Santa Re
company are fully convinced that the
telegraphers strike is nearly over
Third Vice President Barr received
from General Manager Nudge. at To
peka, the following message Newman n
At Wichita is sending messages to ali
operators telling them they have
agreed with President Ripley to arbi-
trate and can return TO work subject to
call"
Regarding this message, Barr said
"As far as the railroad company is con-
cerncd there has been no agreement to
arbitrate and this action OF N,'wman
simply means that the strike Is failing
out"
President Ripley emphat!cally reit-
Grated his statement OF Saturday that
mo operator who Joined this strike. In
violation OF agreement with the com
pany. would be re-employed"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
conxr.r.,,on Albsr, omo.r..

AT the annual meeting Of congrega-
tion Albert on the 9th inst. the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year, VIII II. Lowenthal.
president: Noa Ilfeld. vice president;
A. Fieischer, secretary, ALFRED Drums
field. treasurer. Trustees-J. A. wein-
mann and u. Fleischer for two years
each; B. spitz. A. Faber and Louis
Strauss. one year each. The meeting
was thoroughly harmonious and the
congregation n reported in prosperous
condition. the retiring officers having
given the utmost satisfaction in their
administration
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
NUDGE REPORTS.

. Topeka, Dec. 10.-General Manager
Nudge this afternoon said: EVERY
thing is running smoothly. Many op-
orators are urging to he taken back. II
is too late now"
Trains are running regularly, pas
senger and freight" said Superinten-
dent Resseguie.
The California limited train due at
Kansas City tomorrow, reported
lost" left La Junta, Colo. this after
noon 25 minutes late
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
STATEMENT FROM NEWMAN

Wichita, Dec 10.-The following
statement was issued at IL o'clock by
General Chairman Newman OF the
Santa F'e system OF telegraphers. The
situation is brighter than II has been
since the strike was inauguratej. Word
has come to me from different sources
that the Santa Fe officials are sending
out bogus kilograms over my alleged
signature, wherein order the men 10
return to work as the strike Is tempor-
arily adjusted. During the last eigh-
teen hours IS or so men have quit. who
were taken In to fill the places OF the
strikers. II any attempt Is made by
the Santa Fe to pass freight over the
Missouri Pacific the operators OF that
road viii leave. The same is true OF the
Frisco. Southern Pacific AMI other
roads that connect with the Santa Fee"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
Allied Expedition.

Berlin. Dec. io-Field Marshal Count
Won waldersec telegraphs from Pekin
undei date OF December 8. that two de-
tachments OF troops from Tien Tsin
commanded by Col. Lohrshcheidt and
Maj. Falkcnheyn, which had been pro-
seeding against a considerable force OF
Chinese regulars who had taken up a
position at Tsang Chou. nlnety-five
kilometers southwark OF T1en Tsin. and
occupied the place without opposition
an dthe columns are returning TO Ticri
Tsin.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
CONGRESSIONAL s!
TOWne Sworn in as a
MemberofS ofSenate.
Federation of Labor Report
Good Resolutions.
Allied Expedition in China Meets No
Opposition on March.
HEAVY RAINS IN MEXICO.

Washington, Dec. l0.-Credenttsis oi
Charles A. Towne. appointed to succeed
the late Senator Davis. Minnesota, pre-.
scented. To~ne was sworn In and tooh
seat on the democratic side.
A bill TO provide for appointment OF
an additional district Judge Ia tbs
northern judicial district OF Ohio wa
was passed.
The senate after routine business
went into executive session
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
PETITION DENIED.
Captain Carter Rsmanded TO the Fort
Leavenworth MilItNry Prison.

st. Louis. Dec. lO.--In a decision
handed down by Judge Hook OF the
federal district court OF Kansas, con-
CURED in by the United states circuit
Judge. Amos Thayer. this afternoon.
oberlin N. Carter formerly captain IN
the United states army. under sentence
OF Ave years for imprisonment for mis-
appropriation OF government funds
while in charge OF harbor work Ia Sa-
vannah. Ga. is remanded to the custo-
dy of Robert w. McLaughry. warden
of the federal penitentiary at Lraven-
worth, where Carter has been confined
the court overruling the petitioners de-
murrer on habeas corpus writ issued
some time ago, sustaining the ruling OF
trial courts together with subsequent
action OF President Mckinley. who set
aside twelve charges under which h,
was convicted. but made no change In
the sentence imposed by tho -ourt mar
tial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
Terrible Accident,

Oglen. Utah. Dec. l0.-Repolts have
reached Ogden to-day from Aspen.
wyo., that an explosion occurred at
the big Union Pacific tunnel six miles
mol tn OF that place early this morn
ing, resulting in the death OF five men,
and badly injuring a numoer OF others.
The disaster probably occurred at the
west end of the tunnel. where gases
were encountered last week
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10

Chicago. Dec. io.-A special &c th'
Record from Guadalajara, Mexico
says:
Mountain districts Of the states oi
Jalisco and Guerrero have been visited
by continuous torrential rains durini
the last several days. Rivers and small
Ter streams are overfowed. and have
destroyed much valuable property. II
the Mihuahitlc districts. state OF Guer.
rero, several small villages are inun'
dated and many houses swept away
and hundreds OF cattle drowned
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
OPERATORS JOIN STRIKE.

Fresno, Cal, Dec. 1o.-John W. Hays
local chairman OF the o. r. T., and a
member OF the Chicago grievance COM
NIT. .e, makes the following statement
AS far as can be ascertainFd every
operator on the San Joaquin Valley di-
vision OF the Santa Fe. went out
promptly at s p. m. Sunday. ]. A. New
man. general chairman OF the order
wired me Company shows evidencs
toward early settlement
The dispatcher's office here say tina
all trains are on fine and only four
men out.
Newman also received the following
New Mexico and Rio Grande divisions
report everybody out but four and We
have a representative on the way to
get them out"
Newman says that when the strike Is
on he will notify all local ch alrmen and
they instead of himself will order the
men back.
President Dolphin advises Galveston
men thai other departments have wiz
ed officials that the strike must be at
once stopped or 1t will Involve the en-
tire train strike.
Message from Topeka by General
Manager Nudge that l declared strike
OFF is utterly without foundation" said
Newman. I'VE will not arbitrate un-
der any circumstances"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10

his rooms on West Silver avenue. His
wife and one child. little girl. were
with him. The deceased was an Odd
Fcllow. holding membership In the
lodge at his home. The local Odd Eel
lows have charge Of the case The re-
mains are at Edwards undertaking
pariors and after being embalmed. will
be shipped to Iowa for burial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
SHOP MEN LAID nrr.

La Junta, Colo, Dec. i0.-The Santa
Fe sent out its regular trains as usual
to-day. and several extra freights
Passenger trains from the east were
late. time being lost east Of Dodge City.
1t is reported that two carloads of op-
orators left Chicago yesterday; 80 men
OF the local shops were laid Off to day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
WILL NOT JOIN

Cedar Rapids. Ia, Dec. 10.-E. r.
Clark. chief OF the Conductors Broth
crhood to-day made an emphatic de-
NAL Of a report that the order promis-
ed help to the operators OF the Santa
F'e strike. In his opinion arbitration
should settle such disputes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10
COTTON CROP.
Pricss Drop on Account OF the Immense
Crop Reported.

New York, Dec. .0.-Soon after IL
o'clock the government report estlmat-
ing the cotton crop at 100000 bales on
acreage OF 25,O3i734 was announced.
This was more than 100000 bales In ex-
cess OF the popular estimate, ard caus-
ed a panic on the exchange to sell.
Prices dropped 40 to 80 points in a few
minutes. Trading was enormous. COM
mission houses dumped large blocks Of
long cotton bought in anticipation OF
bullish bureau report. Europe and
South Wales were also heavy sellers
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-10

been forging his name TO bogus tele-
grams to striking operators. 1T might
be possible" said Ripley. for sumo one
to impose on Nudge. nut 1t is ridiculous
70 accuse Nudge or any other officials
OF resorting to forgery OF bogus tele-
grams in this controversy"