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NEW ORLEANS.


o, HuM dreams La, February SIN, Nav
oi'eanS -.Ne took eAthause Tepor s:
10 hos s. anu FearIIss
,6 "a { Cattle IS; calves and yearlinKs 5ll,
-. h1g. S72 anu yearlHs'
o,,'s Dc "sSes ehfite ca tie tell ng readily. a,
nIs Svet supp.S; sheep nact,ye.
q, tx nee oeeVes 90; lair u good 3. .;
:, e9 ~ "a AMI heifers a.oOdaSo; fair to goo1
Sa.n,' 4toa4,e5; far to good 7.coalo 10
u i %. S.oohs,75: fair to good i, Goa
HIS 4,5od5oO.
Nu. Ions 3,iGGt4 90.
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A FEW POINTS HIGHER.
In Cotton The Spring Months We're Stronger
al Ntw York,
wale THE lAlf MONTHS WERE wfAKiR
SPOTS closed Unchanged. Except Mt
New orleans. where some trades
Were Marked tp I-1U.

Sc orfay's trading slowed only small not
changes in thu cotton market. AZ New YORK
tie near months were 2 to pom h CHER
and TO Sste months ? to lower and weak
New orleans closed 70 points higher and
ljycrpocl unchanged. Spots were unchanged
sNceni a, New orlsaas where misdl!ng and
ah-yn was married up Lice.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Speaking of the recent advances IN lsmnn,
n local commission merchant said; Reports
appear to he confirmed that the Californ' a
crap of lemons was ma erlally injured by
to r, emit freeze in that 5 a.e henca prices
On his fruit may he expected to 80 sin
CHER. The msjor.ty OF Messiaa earsoei
cons S: now CT cows"
In the produce markets there is little
activity. With a scarcity OF supply in several
liaes, anons which are good apples. Re-
cert of poultry are small
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amour. Of business has been reported on
the spot today. but far sized NAL orders
ages. There has been no chanse ~ pr ces
IN any direction SpJ goods are easy TO
buy. but sellers are still slow ~ accepting
JUSTICES FOR delivery EXCEPT at the.r own
are quiet here. GU. f'rsgu markets very
htroas. Burlaas are In small supply ani
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nuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. February s.-Butter--F.rm; cream
cry lid2l dairy lih9is. Cheese-Dull, 1914
Qlla Eggs-Quiet; fresh lSel1sh
.osS packages; plarket steady; Wcstern at
mark iahI2o: Southern at mark i9Gie.a.
81, Louis, February s.--Eggs-Lower, ls%
Kansas C.iy. February S.-Eggs-Lower;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock 1874. cases
returned
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Next week nromses no material de re1se
in receip.s ami thcse who have predicted
lrsl tam 10000 600 talos do not now feel SO
htcure OF hoir u siti'n.
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COFFEE.

steady; No. invo &c Tis mild quiet Cor
data S4i9h The market for Brazilian cot
tee futures opened steady with prices un.
changed 10 points higher. The market
elcsed steady With priceb TO Is points high
En- Total sales 25,5o0 hays, Including Fen
quarry 5.65, Mareh $40; Nav 5. IS; July SIS;
September $50; October $50; December 600.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, February sNussstrts:a
open kptt.e 3hGi, open keine ~. ssh
@4ls; centrifugal yellow iN9tr W M ss-
2%G4 Molasses-Quiet; open
centrifugal sa20: syrup 2oae2s .susaI-H
New York, February
steady; refined steady. s.
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GRAIN AND HAv

Carload lets. T. o. b. cars from m!llers;
deules charee from store A5p10c moro per
l0J lbs. on bran,~2n3c per bushel on oats and
ccin and ltQl6a per 100 lbs on hay.
lRhN-Per 100 pounds s0trS2c.
WHEAT SHORT S-Per 100 pounds s5a90c
{ ORN-No. sacked 5iI5oc.
CORN CHOPS-MiNed aud pure 9s69Ic.
OATS--S2ISSlsc rer bushel
HAY Alfalfa $40. 60a1li 90: choice timn,hy
,6coIiG 30; South Texas orairie hay So lo1
90: Nor'h Texas and Territory hay, sli.5Oa
800
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Nsv Ysrk, seesssry s..--oaly |. rcn4erala
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The rsaaips were comparatively small
hsa'n YESTERDAY stimulating come huying IA
The spring month"; n, New Yo-k No Seve-
the market was devoid Of any 10 able fea-
turc nui since there has BEEN such close
re'at9n between the movement and the luc-
,uaiion Of prices for some time, changes OF
any considerable importance have not been
exi &C "a.
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Spot, closed se1dy; sales $40; stock los ,o95
bales; prices uucanr se1
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steady OF 1902 per cont Prime msrr1n 80
tfror ?7f4 nsr cant Ste-l NJ exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills ~
',S9,Gi.S7s for deTand and at i.sile for
s xty days posted rates s5d4 ssh ami
ssNGi 50; comnerci b lis 4.s]&6ris ili
I've certificates 6'GG}; lar silver 6o}a
Meg can col'ors Az. Government bonds
seoAy. state bonds inactive railroad bonds
Irregular.
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Estmates fer tomorrow are New Orleans
$50 20 $50 bales AGAINST S69T last year.
Hnut-o1 5000 to 600o against 1854 last year,
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Ronnd Lots OF
Staple Commodities

These quotations ere revised daily and Their
correctness can be relied upon. The prls es
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar.
ket5.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

o. NO ioGi2c per ounce bottle morphine
r., ilp2 s. yer ounce: cocaine 50 so per ounce
HciaA Sizc per pound N luU-round pa X gas.
ccDperas 81 10 ID barrels. castor oil 81 90 per
rallon IN b-gallon packlSes; epson salts 81 -
per hundred IN barrels: alcohol s. .T0T3 M
per gallon; sulphur 81 6S per 100 In barrels
alum 2isc per pound in bl-re,s; saltpetre I,
nel pound In barrels; camphor zoe: wood
alcohol seo, gum opium 81 SIS powdered
III bottles: ca;c!um carbide IS. 20 per cwt.,
delivered Texas common railway points.
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METALS.

Nav York. Fe.sru,ry S.--sPs!!tssr,; v, MD j
81 sSSfs "a: TN steady at SIS lSa, !, ii; 7
dull at si.S7ia lake copper w g MICA
ion MARIANNE unehansed az 80
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81 l. and I VI consol 81 .........-'..''-'iioo
st l. aud ) + general Us .........'''''''-l.s
Southern Pacific IS ...,..............-'''-,yyss
Southern Railway IS -...-.,........,..', lio
stand Rope and Tw.ne Is .............',eeii
Texas ana Pacih ISIS ...s.,t.'..,.....'iao
Texas and Pacific 2ds ..,..''....''.''' , 40 a,
Wasasb ISIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IVA
w cash zd5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Wet Shore Is Observation-Disclosures. ., .hisA
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changes in the cotton market. At Ncw YORK
tie near months were to 3 pc n h CHER
and tsc iste months to 4 lower and weak.
New Orleans closed "a points higher and
Iiycrpo'l unchanged. Spots were unchanged
eNeeni q, New ORLEANS where NEEDING and
at-ve was marked up Lice.
rhe Llvsrfool market made an early ad-
,nnc o. 2-Sifss. bll j reac i'm followed,
all q tic gain be ns les. before I've c.o7e
The rsaaip.s were comparatively small
hga.a yesterday stimulating come buying IN
The spring month"; n, New YORK However
TIE market was devoid Of any 10 able fea-
turc, aui since there has BEEN such 4 close
raati9n between the movement and the duo
ma;ion Of prices for some time. changes OF
any considerable importance have not been
exec "a.
Next week nromses no material de re1se
in receipts ami those who have predicted
ltsl tam 10000 600 talos do not now feel SO
SECURE Of their y siton
Estimates fer tomorrow are New Orleans
$50 70 S5co bales AGAINST Se3T last year:
Houc'oa 500 to 6ooc against 1854 last year
Following is the rang Of prizes for Marcn
NJ New York and Na,y or,e,nx.
Al New York 0qcn II En- Low. co,e.
Metch ......". o.2& 93i 9.2s 9.32
March ".''.. o.H e.27 90 s,2i--5
ror IN, ,,,,,,on, ha,s.- =, -. - -
Mc h,.,,,o7, ss,, IN a,e,,Ia,,. 80 So
ss,e,. of mo se,son - ,i,n,in@ .o. hro.rn,
oh.nt a., orser-sa ,.,. :, ,,. -. -,
,be eout1 Ne ,earnra - .aa,,,a. ,st
NJ ,be hus'n.,s aian, ,,.,,. \. g.. 49,.
uore, l. 49,, ,,,.,
o-........
d rr,gor, NM -,s.a,. y, ''u'1 'ne W.
o5,.ersc s,.a,,,.... - p''.''' we que
., o,o -, ~, 49,. NV VI '"o''e' .
rhe,1.aa,,.i ~ pH.non'uon OF
All bo,,-,t.r', 49, 49,. W l,'''i'
,b, "isr'
", no' fe"cn' IL must b.
WIZ" 'Ne 10" %
eurtalnlan. NJ production IN holm, t,it.d
Of ,r,,,,, ~, ,.,,t,... ~,
''-'' va 'u "ulR'IlN saws mere VIII
te no rurta'3Ten; u9t wsll after t1e feeling
cf the market t1a hesn ic-tr1 1, the NAY.
,lra. cr t~p- ,o.t rA., sa-uo
No no tS'i''
q ihe Ff'soht ilno 10 enter INTO 10 com
T'ti,icn for bus ncsl win TIE S1uthera m,lls
hs,an,o ..,,. ...t-... -.. -
"'o"'' W. '''VN' @'e E''N favor iple
% tLF latte' a. thi7 thu and tho struggle
10
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y, 1,Ioa rsnrcary S,-Cattle-Recolpts e5Oo
n pssSs poor e medium sioli. 81 ssoeker S Sna
~ 81. -.'s44'5o; cows ? s0d4. is; heifers , 70
Give, Gamers olass l.eOG25s; bulls 2.sOS4 q:
Texas rrsss %; Texas fed steers a.OOGf4. 50:
s.so,ls o.. Hogs-Receipts 2i.oOo msrse,
sSss; seod TO choice heavy .356s "a. ilr,s
,-Rceo;;rp ea,k OF sails 5.s2h6is sTii. sheep
r, loe .uoV' sheep firm. except ewes wesk
.oos "Net' lambs strong 10 los h Eher,
sSc,,a 10 eho.ea we'hers s.sSG4. 80: fair I,
Hn. mixed S.49Gl4 ~; Western sheen 4 nm
~ an. MS sheep e5ol3eq: native lambs 4 "a
~o'so' Western lambs & ooa5, 2s ''''
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New York. February S.-The fol5wing IA.
bic, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the BANK
cear.ngs at tho prinellal cities for the week
ended Friday, With the percentage OF ~.
trensc and decrease as compared wlth tho
corresponding week last year:
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lights 5.?5G5.c5; packers S. soSis ii, 4. e.
5.4045 .i1Iz. Sheep--ke eipts Iogj s r.''
mutton iood4 30; lambs 4. ;Oa5 .eO. IN, lle l,
bucks 2.CUGJ.JU. ''s' 'sus y
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mouston Daily statement.
houston comparative sta


Fellow ne are tae receipts OF cotton by tho
varlc' ra.iroa Is euteru; The city: B1l"s
Houston and Texas Central .......... | 81
In ernaticnal and Great Northern ..... $50
Galveston, Iarrigburg an San Antoaio 81
Texas and New Orleans .,............. %
n u5'cn East and Wesl Texas ....... SO
CUT Colorado and Sln.a Fc ...... 1911
san Anton o and AranH1s Pass ...,.... 10
Mltscur. Kansas and Texas .......... pa
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Fo lowing are tn, bank clearings as re-
pcrtea by IN H)us,On Clearing House tcr tno
f. ow!rE day. this week. as compared WIZ
la year. together with the increase or ee-
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COTTON SEED PROJECTS.

F. o. n. mill. Texas interior points. nc-
ocrd.ng to lOcation: Per gallon,
Prime crude OIL loose .... % AZ ~
prime summer yellow oil 80. &c % 2SH
L,Rters per pound ............ 8 a sM
Per ton
Hulls haled ........,.-...,.... ~ 90
llme cotton seed meal 80. .S2i 90 Mel IS
prtmA cotton seed cake ...,. 81 90 OIL -
Cotton seed al stations ...... IL 90 OH %
Quotations on rr.me cotton seed meal AID
primo cotton seed cake are fof delivery At
Galveston.
New York February S Cotton seed OIL
frm, Urine % yellow S0ISoi5.
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1oador. February s.--consols for money
o6% account oGa Bar silver qu'et. The
m c ot discount In the omen market for
short and three months bills -. per cent
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Comparative Cotton statement.


to9tclaI 70 INC FOst.J
New York. February s-The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle reports; Reports to
us BY ielegraph from the South this morn
ing Indicate that there. has been rain in
most districts the past week ana that in
nup1bsr Of localities the rainfall has been
rathsr excessive. interfering with the mar
keting of cotton. Some correspondents state
that preparation OF land for the next cror
has also been retarded
Dry Goods.
NeH York. Eehr.arY X..-slnlx a rn,,Anrala
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ST. Louis

.oSs LOUIS February s.-cattle-Re,eip,,
10 sha.tauains 400 Texars; market steady
rorf s,asr weaver; native shipping and ex
az s,eets 50 Is 81; dressed beef and bn,rh
: ssdSa ss s'vens.so; steers under 1000 mounds
s sows s'ockers and feeders .sG4' ss
~: hu pn Ne fers 2.oofiis5: canners 25D
staS,tn u w. soOn27S; Tsyas snf I-ainn steers
s.,psgs,w, COWS an he'fe-s 2.lsds'.5 tor,
'eoeip's 500; market &c hlgher; pigs and
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PRODUCE.

BEANs-impcrted navy beans 3s.c; bayou
g. rnslsh dr.ed ~. nks SIC. /. ma d'eff
6Ae' back eyes SC; Michigan navy 4Mc;
Ca lfornia navy la4dfSc.
BUTIbR.-Biue siar 23Q24c dairy i3c: Red
s'al &c; Elgin creamery 27q2S;. oleomai-
sd?!ne dairy prints iSc Lincoln solids IL t2c
p!.nts lZlay! Special Blue Star l7isc Crysta
Gem and Country Rolls 49,: Special Dairy
II Fancy Dairy lSc; Texas country butter
Iralbc Texas bricks 15Qlyc.
CAbHhGE-2c per 10.
HEESE-Wisccnsi iull cream rolls l4ibc;
Wsccnsin FIT cream daisies lie.
kGGS-TeXas lidi5c.
hRADT--New. ~ hair barrels. 81. 1902. 60.
okIoNs-s@2iac per pound
lit nie l4al5c per 10: black Slnga
io.e l5isc
poTAToEs-ca ard Colorado. s7,s9
so rer b. shell.
POULTRY-ChCkens hens. eo7d 50ap
3.co frvers S2..6I3 90; braers 50 0off2 ~
oocls larre. old 81 5G2.oO ducks, large
!3W as 81 geese. fun fea.hered. 81. 50Tf 10:
turkeys hers i6.0'T7 80: turkeys sobblers
S. 0o4l0 80; turkeys. young 81 O0m6.OO
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LlME-rulk sl.Oo ger barrel: ooopersd
MoLAssEs- lsesolied. f,ir isxaisc; prime
2p9Slr' choice 25d16r fancy Few crop syrup
".4S5c pure new crop syrup sje.
- NDDNSEp MILK : Eagle 81 .0cd7 %;
Magnolia 9 Scmi 75 Dime 50 6oa3.7o; chsl-
oYsTERs--i-ib fril wolsut. s-o1 soasSc.
2-psund full weight. s-oz,, n.75etLS0i 1;
pound. full wegnt s5eas;i %; g-pound. full
We sht. 1907, 81 7a01 so. lib, light weight.
osu9c; SD Light we sht sJd90c
PICKLES Five gallon kegs q 60: 10-gsl-
lon kesg SIS; y bhls 1910: pinls. Ameri-
$40; is;slileh 8, loarta IS; gallon. Ameri.
81. IS.
RiGE--Extra fancy head eM1sNc: shore
sQshe; TAR 4&9iisc; fancy Imported sh9
RoIE,-si,al tasis 7-is SIC. Manila i2Mc:
'ntait 18th yarn Sc: tarred Ihe.
100 $3.50: CO.'S. 1850; l0o-3s s2.oo. lots
SALT FIsH--Mackere, No. 1 in 10Th kl-s
..s'Mii 90: hall bbs To-ib No. / 81 So tubs
sAtMON-rnncy piIar Rock Columbia
River 90; Columbia River 81 CO ~ s5i spepr
sAltDfNEs-A perlrap quarters 81. sofa IS.
a,ustard s3.soRi M; imported Gillette grade.
curriers' 81 ~ isnry sDra.s GUAR ers s. m
sTAkCH-S' snisri goods Pearl. n 40 n
boxes, 3kaic:, Royal Goss bulk &c;
Nickel, 100 10 kaSes. per box 81 IS: cora
sTreh 5be rer 10. 20 and 40 10 boxes
a. pr cos arc given on carload orders.
s"n"prd granrlltci sHc cutes ard pow
dernd 6hr. louisiana YELLOW cnr ied. choce
~ 5hc: choice 5hc
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POULTRY AND rna,

ar, bringing very good nr,..
We solicit consignments ara y HN1I
turnS same day goods are recsi ivsse ~ !
Ate you in need OF Poultry ro.s.
sell YOU good wheat mot scrssr NV, Mu
per 100 pounds. and our sras,s, y II
Chicken Food at SIPS per loa p N
us q trial. NV pornal q
THE PATTON-NEAir ~
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Following are live stock quotations 'nr M
niatkoI ls furnished by the Bpk-sauatS
E"mmiss on company, SUCCESSORS TO BssHss,
adunderH Camn .hSinn companY.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
ntIa.. Naotcrd +
re c',smarl,s. CONNER

NEW YORK ENVHANHE'
To-Day Yesterday.
re chsmarks. CONNER
la % Gays ........ 81 9.l6 q a,t6
Danktrt, 50 days ..i.s4ia.4 iAh-&
Ccmmorc'al 6 days. i.l-is $3.50
ST nners. 20 uey, ...i.s5h i.,54
Francs. commefc oil.
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During the FIRST half hour In the wheat
under drop az Liverpool or " to Id, wh lie
Argentine shpmentS last week wet0 1,2a,-
GO bushc.s. according 10 bcagd Of trade tg-
ures. Longs offered heavily AID shorts with
enthusiastic y!sor May pencil VITA IA n
n.Gl less OF Is 10 = az a.. 10 II ana Nas
hc ION became steade; 6,l, plufoLnIl !
tLli, In which stato It 4slalAeu tle -
niaiLdt. Of ,Lu session. tomm. Oh nJus IS
hl-hc,tc ~ the noS .ighfer offerings viii G
t.-c Stt@4 bt1 i.sp4syCa al .Ur!l u.L as t..e1t
sMolg tAtr.s. - ie~ oNpofte.s also cp 5i--
eI les IN linc wth the ma knt and tl~s.
.L1utH c. Eradu1ly itn4orcsd reaction -
,.tGan. Af1urd tlls pom. the m4.ne,
N.ctua.td narrowly Tor BO..e time. La Q
ne ctooard cl1i:led tn rty-hye loeds tasCn
lof esp.rt Gau May rllliau 10 ils., cl.s.hs
s,tauy a few nj utes la.er 5.GiN down, a.
$3.50 AN. heCti1l % cars
Cctn vas Uu1efLtely HctiNc and hrnl. Ths
open ns wa eaa.ti n sy.nplt4y III whelt
49, tDlHi4 SEQ. Euuse" taLu To .ne support
II tho intact glt rece p $50 cdrs--ldd
the reelection OF uulaVGtahla Nptthtr caused
wa soon lecoNelei II Was s-NeA as ne rs
IRON Central lliiaoiC that .drnIers erbs
were iu!l Il com wAIuh could not 20 mcyed
TO market as deslrei .eolrse OF .nao.h,y 10
secure cars.
The du.los. day IN wse%s was experienced
in oats. but the tcne was a.ea0y III sym
Id'hy with whe1t hec3 pts III cars
Provisions were dpll ana clcG-l b,eady with
thJ gran markets
Estimated receIpta tomorrow-Whest IS
cara; corn los cars: cats rs cars. hog 49,
GtI head.
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SAD INCIDENT.
Death of the Little Boot Black Was
Sad Blow.

Death of the Little Boot Black Was
sad Blow.
When Mrs. Mcleod. who lives at 318
East Sixth street, las Saturday at about
p. M, saw her little boy, Alexander,
pick up his shoe-blacking tools and
start for town to earn a little money,
she had no thought that that was the
last chance she would have to speak
to the boy, who was the idol of her
heart, and on whom she was building
strong hopes for the future, but it was.
The little fellow went down Lake ave.
nue. and, presumably, thinking that he
would have chance to find some work,
he boarded the steamer Jay Gould. and,
unseen by anyone, he fell through the
hatchway into the hold Of the boat,
where he later was picked up uncon-
scious. His skull was fractured, and
the brain injured. An ambulance was
called and the little fellow taken to st.
Mary's hospital, where he died Monday
noon. Mrs. Mcleod was anxiously
waiting for her little boy to come home
Saturday evening, but Alex did not
come. Monday morning she saw an ac-
count Of the accident in the morning
paper and went at once to St. Mary's
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Just Arrived: A New Line Of Mems Union LabefShoes
hospital, where she identified the un-
conscious boy as her son.

hospital, where she identified the I'M
conscious boy as her son. -..
From the moment the physicians saw
the case they pronounced it incurable.
but exerted every effort to save his life.
Mrs. Mcleod was completely over
come with grief and begged the phys
icians to save her boy, but that was be-
yond their power. She remained con-
stantly at the bedside until the light
went out and her hopes blasted.
Alexander was bright, manly little
fellow, Is years old: He was a men,
Der Of the First Methodist church Sab
bath school and had many friends.
Shortly before his death, DR.. Long, his
pastor, called at the hospital to see
him.
Mrs. Mcleod is a widow and is in
rather poor circumstances, and the Car
penters' union set a noble example
when, at it's last meeting, it came to
her assistance to the amount Of $1,000.
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county. Simply because Carson refused

county. Simply because Carson refused
to give him free drinks he pulled
revolver and sent a bullet through Car
sons brain, causing instant death.
When King walked into court he was
about as meek and humble a. looking
individual as has been in court for
some time. After the court had inform
ed King about his rights in court he
waived examination and was bound
over to the grand jury. King blames
bad whisky for all his trouble and
claims he was doped. He is evidently
afraid Of hanging, and, from indica.
lions in court, will simply make a fight
to save his neck. His previous record
will hardly give him much sympathy
from the law.
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CARSON'S ASSASSIN.

Valves Examination and Is Held to
4: the Grand Jury.
"rJames King, who shot and instantly
killed William Carson; a former union
bartender in Hardmans saloon, at Hib-
bling, last Friday, was last Monday Sc
curely handcuffed, taken from the coun-
ty Jail to the police court and arraigned
before Special Judge Gearhart. King
was charged with murder in the first
degree and was quite an attraction in
court. The crime with witch he is
charged is probably the most cold
FLOODED murder ever committed in this
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Sailors union, Of Duluth, under the
agency Of Mr.. Coad, is making splendid
progress and those members who are
now in Duluth will take part in Labor
Day exercises. The longshoremen are
giving this union their support all along
the chain of lakes, and that means
great deal for the union.
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SuFFEL & GO.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
of st. Louis, IS. In Probate court,
special term, August rs, 1901. +
In the matter Of the estate OF Joseph
Zygmanski deceased:
Letters testamentory on the estate
Of Joseph Zygmansh deceased, late Of
the county of St. Louis, State OF Mime
sofa, being granted to Marcyjanna zys-:s
manski. ~ .Ess.s.- T. !
It is ordered, that three months be-
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after date Of this order, in which
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required,
to file the same in the Probate court
Of sai:i county, for examination and als
lowance. or be forever barred;
day OF December, 1901, at 10 o'clock q.
m. at a term Of said Probate court to
be. held at the probate Office in tho
court house in the City OF Duluth IN
said county, be and the same hereby ID
appointed as the time and place when,
and where the said Probate court Will
examine and adjust said claims ana
demands. 80 S "a
And It Is further ordered, that notice.
: Of such hearing be given to all credit
ors and persons interested In said &C.,
tate by forthwith publishing this order
once in each week for three successive
weeks In the Labor World q weekly
newspaper printed and publhhed nc
Dated Duluth, Mimi, this 18th day 0R
August, "A. D.. 1901. s 22s 4
BY the Court. #
:=s5t 5ss- w. q. BONHAM,
Judge OF Probate.
Seal Of Probate Court, 81. Louis County
Lab LABOR world. Aug. q sspt-7-1s