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cnRIsrMAs HOLIDAY RATES.
one and onc-ThIrd Fares VIII he
Charged for Studnents.

christmas holiday rates FOR students oil
schools and colleges have been announced
by the Chairman Of tho southeastern Pas
-cnger Association. The roads To the as
ISOLATION will cell round trip tickets 10
students OF schools and colleges on lee.
Is 10 Dec e. inclusive. with nnal limit
Jan. s. for ono and one-third nrst class
oue-way fares between an points east OF
the Mississippi and south o. he ONO ana
Potomac rivers, except that between
points in Florida rate 81 one hfet c.Ass
f,re for the round trip will apply.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Taliahassee, Fla. Dec. l0-J p. whit
geld. State Treasurer has rcmitted to che
several counties entitled thereto tho
amounts due fhom from the proceeds Of
sales and re1emptions OF tax sales GER
uncatcs Tor the month OF November
amounting 20 t-.lS1as
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Capt. Harry Forcher Baya OF the
Columbia Light Infantry. Lake city. 10
Miss Elva Jessie tending WIN take
place on Dec. TO- az Dclavan. Wis. Capt
Bnya IS also professor in the state nor
NAL college az UcFuniak.
\. } Anderson. IA. 4. Thorn and Char
Ne Villar are new cnlistmonts IN Battery
Il AZ Pensacola.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
object - 60 Form "a state From Okla
homn and Indian Territory.

South McAlis,er, J. T. Dec i0-Three
hundred and afty delegates. equally al
vided between Indian Territory and Ok
lahoma mot here to-day in joint conven.
ton. pursuant 20 call previously issued
FOR delegate convention 20 take action
in the interest OF a single statehood that
is the formation OF a single state from
tae two territories
Organization was effected to-day. and
a prominent single Statehood Commit
tee" Of twenty members appointed Tho
aims q the committee are opposed hy two
clemeuts-thosc in Indian TER tory. VINO
oppose any statehood az all or who favor
two states. and those In oklahoma. who
favor the immediate admission OF Okl1-
homa alone. the Indian nations 20 be adj
"a from time 90 time later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
NIL TO M = CANDIDATE.
said lie WIZ Run for the PrcsIdenc,
In 1904.

Chicago. Dec. iO-The Chronicle viii
cay to-morrow.
David Bennett IN Ex-Governor OF New
York. and former United States Senator.
IS 20 be a prominent candidate Tor tho
presidency on the Democratic ticket IN
1906 a declaration that is equivalent TO
a personal announcement by the New
York man was made here last night bv
james X. Mcclure. Mr.. Hins political
lieutenant Mayor Of Syracuse and chair
man 81 tine Executive Committee Of the
New York state organization.
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SUIT OVER DAnLGnEnN ESTATE.
Effort to Maintain Impecunious
ncuroentcy - Involved

Cincinnati. Dec. lo-Jhlrich Dahlgren
Pierce. eXecutriN OF the estate OF Made
line " DaAleron widow Of the late Ad-
mlral Dahlrren, hied an answer in che
United States Court to-day TO the
another daughter and Roman and Vinton
suit OF Senator 4. H. NJ Goddard.
Goddard Roman Goddard is better
known rs Countess Won Overlook The
estate OF Samuel =. Nlnton wealthy
Ohio pioneer. Is involved. The suit was
FOR rehearing and rcscatlng Of accounts
lt is alleged that the Countess has for
feited her rights by delay. r. is alleged
hat the Countess made piieous appeals
for money 20 maintain the dignity OF an
mpecunious Austrian baronetcy. aud that
funds were supplied to her through char
liable motives.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

An ingenious automobllist OF W.liourh.
by o.. who operates an electric vehicle
has rugged up connection between bis
stable ami his barn hy means 81 which
be- can, Immediately the power .s turned
Of 90 the trolley station Tor the nleht Oils
lighting current comsr from tho rnuwpv
wiresl. switch his automobile stora-.
battery into use thus furnishing r,ir-
rent for lighting purposes Tor The re-
mainder OF tho night.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
4 Great RELIGION. Movement.

New York, Dee. lo.-A conference was
held at the Young Mems Christian A.
sociaton attended by clergymen and busi-
ness men from New York and large
cities for the purpose % planning for a
big religious movement founded upon tine
evangelical baris. Plans for extending
the movement 20 the entire country were
perfected and committees appointed 10
facilitate them
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
wcTknown Turfmnn kIIIed.

Cincinnati Dec io-Edward Brown. a
wcalknown race horse owner. was run
over and killed to-day by a Louisville and
NASHVILLE train on the railroad bridge
crossing The Licking river near Lnt1nIa.
Ky. Brown was % years % age. the son
Of James Brown Of Fort Worth. Tex ana
a brother Of Galen Brown. a wei known
turfman now al San Francisco.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
PURSUED 4 DESPERATE.
one Member OF the Posse Was Killed
by the Fugitive.

by The FugitiVc.
Iogansport. Ind. Dec i0.-Chief q 20
lice Foley and Patrolman Barney Burch.
Dick Costello. Ben Dean and George Ora
ham pursued a desperate for six miles
this evening. shooting at him at every
opportunity.
Tho man. who Is believed TO be Mar
win Kuhns an escaped convict. returned
the IRE AZ intervals with two revolvers.
killing Dean.
Later posse Of officers and citizens
armed with shotEuns and revolvers start
"a out to md the fugitive. II g. thought
ne cannot escape. as The towns and coun-
try have been warned Tor miles around
kuhn escaped from the pcnitontiary at
columbus o.. Thanksgiving day. lie vas
under sentence for murder
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
MANY BoDIEs BRouGmr HOME.
our soldiers and sailors who Lost
Lives in Philippines

San Francisco Dec. 1o-Thc transport
Hancock arrived to-day from Manila via
Nagnsaki with the bottles OF about l.J.o
sailors and soldiers who either died ia
battle OF sucrumbed 60 the ravagcs Of dis
ease iu tho Philippine. china. Guam or
Honolulu. This IS tho largest number OF
bodies brought home since The outbreak
81 the Standardization war. There were
eleven deaths on the voyage.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

1T IS reported by the bureau OF south
American republics that an extensive a..
nosit o. rose garnet situated near Cu1ut.
lay. ln Mexico. is 20 he worked on 4 large
scale. u prom ses 90 bring la the marks.
"a price equal TO tnnt ~ the finest ONYX
which % surpasses iu beauty T.ls -,s.-
lte as Il g. otherwise calIeI. is +, ,yhit.
sandstone filled with beautiful uttle ervs-
tnls u garnet which are too soft Ia ha
useful as gems.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
NEW RAILROAD COMPANY.
Charter 10 he Given the BrunswIck
aud Birmingham

Atlanta. Dec. lo-Applicatlon has been
made 20 the secretary OF state for the in
corporation OF the Brunswick and Blr-
mlnRham Railroad Company The charter
will be granted tomorrow. The railroad
is 10 boz 800 miles in length and viii cost
g. 7-1eo TO build Three million dollars
Of this amount has ben subscribed and
i00O tons OF steel rails are contracted for
70 be delivered as fast as gradipg Is com
pleted
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con. Mnod RrtnIlntcs.

Havana. Dec. i0.-Gov Gen. Wood to-
day severed the official Connections ~
the Havana Bar Association with the gov
ernmcn, IN consequence % tho action
Of the association yesterday. in electius
to the Botrl Of Governors i've depose1
judges who had been removed for dis
honesty.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
SLUMP IN CoTroN rnicEs.
It's Eject on the viii Wen In the New
England states.

EnEihhh NAhAFNs
Fall River. Mass. Dec. 10 The slump
In cotton prices caused by the favora BILE
report from Washington to-day on tho
cotton crop outlook. was not unlocked
for by manufacturers in thin city. Most
or them refused TO purchase cotton ex-
cept for necessary uses until the bull
movement began. SO short OF cotton had
the local manufacturers become that the
.otai estimated stock on hand to-day
hardly exceeded 1000 bales. an amount
which would tide the many corporations
over but "a short period OF time
Cotton and cotton cloths are now cquit-
Iole in price and there e. some profit In
trading no present prices. the margin he
tween them being favorable 20 manufac-
turers 81 prints The cloth marke, IS
very nrm. despite the slump IN cotton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Trenton. y j.. Dec. 1J.-splke s'-.''
81 Boston and Harry Bergcr 81 l7''
formerly Of PHILADELPHIA fought t"'
rounds to a draw tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
General Electric Dividend.

Boston. Dec i0-The Director - i''
General Electric Company declared p owe
idend Of 2 per cent. and an extra l.fi
or per cent. brinlng the divid.ra- ~
the per cent. basis for the year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Louisville. Dec. io.-pavc slI'''
Sew York. go. the decision on
over Tim Callahan Of Phnade.ph1
eighteenth round before the Ne" s-
sra Athletic Club tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
AssAILANT's VICTIM DEAD.
Lynching of Rufus the First Floyd
Comfy Has Had.

Rome. Ga. Dec. l0-Mrs Joe white
who was 50 hendishly assaulted by the
negro Bud Rufus. who was lynched sl'-
uriay. died last night about Il O'Clock.
from her injuries.
Her skull was crushed ana her body
horribly lacerated ln her struggle again .
the brute. The lyuchiuR. while dep'ore
IS approved by the community IN wnicA
the good woman lived. She was the
mother Of several children. This was tn.
frst lynching that has ever occurred 10
FLoNl cnunfv.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
roo MuoH ABsINTnE.
French Deputies Want to Cut on
Consumption Of IT,

Paris. Dec io-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day unanimously adopted reso-
luton calling upon the government 10
prohibit the manufacture and sale OF an
alcoholic liquors pronounced dangerous
by the Academy Of Medicine The rcso-
luton was aimed az ahsinthc. the con-
sumption Of which has nearly doubled ia
France since ls9l and now stands az TO-
uJl.o10 ltres annually.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
BRIBERY ~ CLEVELAND.
Formal Charges Preferred Against
Members Of Council

Members Of Council.
Cleveland, O., Dec. l0-The special com
mittce q the City Council which investi-
gated charges Of bribery in connection
with the granting Of contract 70 the
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
tonight preferred formal charges against
four members OF the Council. The accused
members are John ODouuen. ID. b.
steuer. a. W Henry and Lee y Purdy.
who. q Is charged each received pay for
his vote on the coutrac- Tho council
will SIC as "A court 20 try the charges.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Harriet that po.ky dos ~ yarr. b,s
given me neas"
Dear mo. Harry. how you do erufnbfe,
You ought to BE- elad they are on ,o,, ,,,
stead Of on poor little Biukic. Lilo.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
ON Inau.irlaI commI..lon.

Washington. Dec. 20 The senate hae
confirmed ihe nomination 81 u. s. Tomp-
kius % North Carolina. 70 Doe a memb-.
OF the Industrial Commis-iou
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
HAILs ron rLANr SYSTEM.

Another Cargo From Maryland steel
Company Il Being UnIoaded.
Ar. George L. cron, representing the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

The liability 10 disease is greatly
les seued when the blood IS in good con-
dition. and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
is promptly carried out Of the system
otherwise II would rapidly accumulate
- fermentation would take place. the
blood become polluted and the consti-
tuition so weakened that q simple
malady might result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong. healthy
nerves.
AS blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
has no equal. tits the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because il contains no minerals, but IS
made exclusively OF roots and herbs.
No other remedy SO thoroughly and
eaectually cleanses the blood Of i'm
~ ~ (A purities. At the
ER - same time it builds
q - - up the weak and de-
0AGN bilitated, and reno
1sD @RzaD ~ Yates the entire sys-
TEN. II cures permanently all manner
OF blood and skin troubles.
MT. r. Z. Kelly, Of Urbana, o., writes;
" had Corona on my hands and face for
I'VE years. II would brOak out In little
white pustules, crusts would form and
drop of, leaving the skin REQ and inham-
cd. The doctors did me no good. used
all the mcdicated soaps and salvos without
benefit. 3. s. 8. cured me, and my skin
Is cs clear and smooth as any ones"
Mrs. Henry sieRfricd, Of Cape May, ~.
J., says that twenty-one bottles OF s. 8. 8.
cured her Of Cancer Of tho breast. Doc
tors and friends thought her case hope
less.
Richard II. Gardner, Florence, 3. o.
suffered for years with Boils. Two bot
ties Of s. 8. s.. put his blood in good con-
dition and the Boils disappeared.
Send for our free book, and write
our physicians about your case
Medical advice free.
TnE SWIFT cPEcIFic CO.. ATLANTA "a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
ISSUING ANNUAL PASSES.
This L. the season When the Cour-
,esIrs Are Exchanged.


tesies Are Exchanged
You f. the season when requests for
~. ,.,t,,., r,.ei,.b h,, the
'huu'i p1-'
railway oihciaN oy W"oH' '"'s
"a II IS usually the custom for the gen
er,t manager or some other official Of
ur. 10 send to an roads from which the
r,nrte.v b. desired IL Nst OF the officials
~ y,sou, ANIMALS are 20 hc given. cone
Siderable work attaches 20 the making
~ ~ the ANIMALS. is "a great many have
10 No. issued
very heavy tourist business this win
tar IL expected hy the north-and- south
tbst tb. eorreapondsuce received hy his
d,r,rtr,e,t Indicates that the movement
vI'f H. ,re heaviest an the history Of the
r,sds Information has reached him that
a. moro than thc usual number who seek
he nle,airos of the warmer climate or
Florida and south Georsia during the mid
rroaneritv in which the country De- rejolc-
ne Is accountable FOR the travelling spirit
tbot has seized those who have money 10
.p.rd
Tbc Tourist movement has scarcely be-
-,,n "a yea The Fiorlda lines have taken
I8,,n many rorthcrners who have winter
homes In Florida and some who have gone
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

system o. given two assistant general pas
seuRer agents hy the appointment. Mr. A
o. MscDoneil OF Jacksonville being IN,
other.
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The New York Weekly Tribune

has Tor nearly sixty years been recog-
nized as the Peoples IA ,ioual Family
News paper. for farmers and villagers.
lts cpl ndid Agricultural Department.
iis reliable market reports, recognized
authority throughout the country, iis
Fashion Notes. IT'S Sciences and Me
chanics Department To- fascinating
Short Stories, etc. rtni,r q indispcnsa-
bic Ga every family. Regular subscrip-
ton price 81 a. per year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
Popular Publications.
Popular Prices
New York TrI-Weeky Tribune

published on Monday. "Wednesday a.
Friday, Is a complete up-to-dats IAN
newspaper, three days in tae VEL
with all important news or tho o.-
four days rrofusely luslralea.
nled with Interesting readlus ~
who visa 20 keep in close to4ch v.,
news OF the nation and w1r d Resi-
subscription price $50 per year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

4 meeting 81 Plant system and Louis
vile and Nashville officials VIII b. heli
IN Montgomery tomorrow for a df-eus-
sion ~ changes IN schedules Tor the East
dnd West service they operate for passeu-
gers. General Superintendent W y Den
nom and Passenger Trafhc Manager p
W Wrenn viii represens the Plant sys-
TEN.
The Conference Committee % the
Houtheasiern Passenger Association will
hold a meeting ~ New Orleans on De, Il
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connection with oncr
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Those
trutttes regular prices
TRIBUNE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11

e. G. Abraham, pharmacist at the
O'Rielly drug store. has returned to
Albuquerque from an overland pleas
ure trip to Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11
ST LAS VEGAS MExCo TUESDAY EVENING"

in the two small villages OF HeedyilIe
and Beasly.
At El Campo every house is dam
aged. At Ariola, two were killed and
several injured seriously. AT Howe
plantation. two miles west of the
railway station the damage was great.
Two boarding cars were blown out on
the main line and whirled along the
road sixteen miles to Sandy Point,
killing two. injuring thirteen occu-
pants. From fifty other towns come
reports that buildings are wrecked or
demolished.
Houston. Texas. Sept. "details
from the storm swept district of Tex
as hourly disclose more heartrending
features and confirm the early rumors
of one of the great catastrophies Of
late years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11

Telephone F. ]. Gehring when in
need of transfer, baggage or ex-
press wagon. Las Vegas Phone 8,
Colorado Phone 40. J. q. Moore, sue
cessor to F. Mcspadden. 56-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11
THE GREAT STORM PREDICTED.
The United States Weather Service
Expected the Gale to Strike GAL
weston Friday Night.


Galveston, Texas, Sept 11-(By
Western Union dispatch boat to Hous-
ton, Sept. 10th. 1.-The terrific cyclone
that produced such distressing disas-
ter at Galveston and all through Tex
as, was predicted by the United States
weather bureau to strike Galveston
Friday night, and created much ap-
preheRsion, but the night pas ed with
out the prediction being verified.
The conditions, however, we're ON
inous, the danger signal was display
ed on the Flagstaff of the weather
bureau and shipping warned From
out the north during the middo watch
es of the night the wind began to
come in spitsful puffs, Increasing in
volume as day dawned BY 10 o'clock
Saturday it was almost a gale: at
noon 1t had increased in velocity and
was driving rain, tearing things up
in lively manner, yet no serious ap-
prehension was felt by the residents
remote from encroachments on the
gulf. Residents near the beach were
aroused to the danger that threatened
their homes and began a hasty exit
to The city. Two gigantic forces were
at work. The gulf force drove the
waves with an irresistible force high
upon the beach, the gale from the
northeast pitched the waves against
and over the wharves, choking the
sewers and flooding the city from that
quarter. The streets rapidly began
to fill with water; communication
hAcame difficult and the helpless peo-
PIE "vIe -sss.-zs..s 0etsveS- s...z
powerful elements.
Railroad communication was cut off
shortly after noon, the track being
washed out, wire facilities complete
/ ly failed at o'clock. The wind mo
!mentarlly increased in velocity, whiIt
the waters rapidly rose and nigh
/ drew on with dreaded apprehension
depicted on the face of every one
Already thousands were bravely strug
Cling with their families against thu
mad waves and fierce wind for places
of refuge. The public school build
ings, court house, hotels, in fact an.
place that offered. apparently safe ref
uge from the elements became crowd
ed to their utmost. Two minutes 0
$3.50 p. M, just before the anemome
ter blew away, the wind had reache
the frightful velocity of 100 miles a
hour.
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EMPRESS DowAoER a PRISONER
PekIn LoOted-Russia and France Or
der Their Soldiers Out Of the
Capital
copyrighted Associated Press)

ONNtAUfs
copyrighted Associated Press.)
Shanghai, Sept. 1O-A steamer from
Pekin brings the report that the
greatest harmony prevails among the
officers of the allies, the soldiers are
living as though they were members
of one army.
The march through the palace was
an historic event. Every army was
represented. The Russians led. A
party of civilians including the lega-
tion ladies and prominent mission
aries were admitted. After the in
spection of the palace the gates were
again closed and no one was permitted
to enter the grounds. Troops arfiv-
ing here are forwarded to Pekin as
fast as they land. Ministers remain
in Pekin. The city has been entirely
looted, except the palace. Auction
sales of loot, are held daily. The
chief bidders are the army officers.
The United States battleship "Ore-
gon" arrived at Woo Sung today.
Washington. Sept. Minister Wa
received a cable dispatch from Earl
Ii Hung Chang giving the imperial
edict, signed by the emperor, direct
ing him to proceed Immediately to
Pekin and cooperate with Prince
Ching toward peace negotiations and
the settlement of all war difficulties.
The edict is dated August 9th. Ac-
cordingly, Ii Hung Chang asks the
powers to cooperate in affording him
personal protection in facilitating his
journey. He will probably leave
Shanghai at once going by sea. Sir
Robert Hart, imperial minister of Gus
toms, has been asked to procure
steamer accommodations for the trip.
Minister WI viii probably ask that
a United States gunboat be designat-
ed for Earl LIS use.
Chefoo, Sept. S-AThe Pao Ting Flu
expedition leaving today numbers
1000 men, including 500 Americans.
Tien Tsin, Sept. S-via Nagasaki
Japan, ept. 1O-General Thomas H.
Barry is here en- route to Manila. Gem
eral James H. Wilson also arrived.
London, Sept 11-A dispatch to the
news agency from Nagaski,. says it is
reported there the dowager empress
of China has been captured by the
Russians. A dispatch from Rome says
the Italian cabinet decided to infti-
Ghinaa.. ANN if eAs1 wifi formulate demands for
indemnity and if they are accepted,
italian intervention will be consider
I'd terminated and no proposals tend
ing to the further warfare of China
se considered.
London, Sept 1.-THE representa-
tive Of the Atlantic Pacific learns on
unquestionable authority telegraphiC
Instructions were sent from Paris and
St. Petersburg to M. Pichon and M
De Giers respectively ministers o
France and Russia, at Pekin Girect
ing both ministers, in conjunction
with Generals Frey and Linowitch t
take measures to withdraw the lega
tions and the military contIngents o
both countries to Tien Tsin irnme-
diately if circumstances permit.
Diplomatic circles in London are in
dlined to believe this step will lea,
to a similar action upon the part o
the United States, Japan, and Will
Germany may hold out until Fiel
Marshal Count Won Waldersee, ar
rives in China, she ultimately will az
quiesce, leaving Great Britain littl
choice but to follow suit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11

Brings business. If you want
to buy anything, rent any
thing, sell anything, the best
and quickest results are 10 be
had through The Optic wants.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11

Big Gains for Democrats in Maine.
Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 11-Returns
from ESQ towns and plantations out
of 512 give Hill, the republican, 3d.,
524; Lord, democrat, 90.252 The
same places four years ago gave Pow
ers. republican, 6O,574; Frank, demo-
crat, 24,7S4 This shows a republican
loss of per cent, and democratic
gain of Is per cent. On this basis il
is estimated the republican plurality
this year will be about 33,5OO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-09-11

are used ia The Optics Job
Department. so you can depend
on it that your work viii be
turned out with an up to-date-
ness not to be excellcd.
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STOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, Sept. 11-Cattle IS,
900; best steady; others weak; native
steers $4.OO q 5.75 Texas steers
$2.25 q 4.7O; Texas cows $2.2O q
3.1O; native COWS and heifers $1.50 q
$50; stockers and feeders $40 q
4.75; bulls s2.25 @ S.25; calves 1000
steady $4.25 q SIS. sheep 5000
steady. lambs $4OO q 500; mutton
$3.50 % 9.75.
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n. Y. pemocrats in cOnventIon

Saratoga, N Y, Sept. 1.-THE dem
ocratic state convention elected Sem
ator McCarren of New York, temper
ary chairman. His address was de
voted mainly to state issues. He
closed with an appeal for harmony in
the party. which. he said, would be
the means of placing the state in the
democratic column next November.
The convention took a recess until
tomorrow.