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HEAVY STAPLES.

MrNITlON- Powder. pcr keg. $500;
n powder. S1.GI por kcg; dTop saot,
&k SL45; buck. $40.
XeN :. Extra shor. clear. in sacks.
. bellies. ll%H12c.
&GlNG AND TIES - Bagging. 2.lb.
q \, Ilsc; Arrow ties. less than ear.
*tS from Houston Sis.
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London cnnsnls.

London, February 14.-Consols Tor money
9ii3; consols for the account o3M Bar sll
YER hrmer at 21i4d per ounce Money nqFc
~ pcr cent Discount Tor short bills 2hff
= 1916 per cent; for throe months bits
@tsB2& per cent
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MONEY 10 LOAN on improved farms,
ranches Houston business and residence
property; easiest terms. lowest rates OF
Interest. Rogers & Webb, Kiam building,
Houston. "
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Sank CIesrinos.

New York February II. The following
table. complied by Bradstreet shows he
bank clcarngs az the cities named FOR the
week ended February IL. with tho per.
rentaee OF Increase una decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year. Totals include clearincs OF 6fty.two
other cities, Canadian totals include clear
lncs Of seven other cities in Canada
4 & l. &
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READY MONEY on small notes, short
notes unI chattels. r. y, Little, 3lO'3
Main street IL
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WIRE NAILS-S2 % base per kcg.
BARBED WIRE-Galvnnizcd. Ghdden,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker So 50
per 100 lbs.
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STEADINESS FOR SHORT TIME

and f5O0o.oO0 debentures. The prospectus
shows average profits az fl,NOOOC The
twenty ave directors are all practical men
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on BROKER WANTED to handle si1 to
tom cars Of oil per week, We furnish the
oil on cars you do The rest Write, Win
reference, Chemical oil Co.. 1920 Tread
way huiding, Beaumont, Texas -
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Net Port Receipts.

New York. February 14-The following
are the total net receipts Of cotton at all
pcrts since September /. 1902:
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AGENTS WANTED.

greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys II on
sight: 200 TO 900 per cent post ore
agents sales amounted to $02O 10 slx
days; another $50 In two hours. Monroe
Mfg. Co, X136. In Crosse. Wis, 10
WTNTED-- Men 10 sen medicine See.
bach. Peno, III. 10
LIFE AGENTS Secure the best contract
on earth; note taken until next fail.
Write W. II. Patterson. manager HART.
ford Life Dallas. Texas. %
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W ANIEp- Situation by a nrst.clnss gar
aeucrS nnders pnd the rdislng OF fruits.
cows and carriages Address A t,S
louisiana street. ~
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FINANCIAL.

AN ATTENDANCE OF money 10 place at
Interest ou real estate security, ilnfr1'
q uwTal. alry Main alrceL -
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WANTED Position as deem we'll drilies
~ old experienced man; eight months
,Npelencc on spindle Top. Address
10y lb4, Guffey L. o., Texas 10
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WANTED Position IN Houstou} good in
hgu"s fats pcnman can turn my hand
at most any job; my ability to determine
salary. references furnished Address.
42g8, this Office ia
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WANTED Position by IN al ronbd dry
goods salesman, stoCkEeepcr and dccora7
tor. speaks German. English aud span
ish salary no object until nbiilty II
proven, best references. Address NJ f.,
box lOl. sinner Tcyns ia
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An EXPERIENCED night or day watch.
man wants job at once; can give city
reference Address 5456 this onlce. t6
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COMPETENT and experienced lady stemi
grAphtr desires permanent posilou with
good nrm in the city Address No, A2si.
this Office II
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slTUArloNs- FEMALE.

WANTED "A permanent place la good
family by widow With ono child. gm
good cook and housckccper. Mrs. II. \.
toiw0od Columbus Texas n
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WANTED Position by reliable Young man
To do clerical work anywhere; prefer
hanb or wholesale house; references. am
WILING to WORK. f9O5. this office. is
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WANTED "A position IN hardware storn;
Will also Furnish n good set Or timers
tools and do Jpsidc work. u years expo.
rieucc. Address af3S. This Office IS
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WANTED Position as bartender am siii-
sle' speak English, Gcisian; four years
SSpetlmce- Address Box 1876, Yoakun,
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4 POSITION as cook and housckGepcr by
widow Whcrc there * no other women
preferable; good references OH rice
farm Address, 44s2. this Office "a
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WANT . job on street 20 do bari laboc
POSITION as cicrk IA grocery OF. general
merchandise store, small town preferred;
have three years experiences cnn keen
hoolE speaks Epelish and German; win
work on reasonable SALARY. Address 4,
4, H.. noz POS, Rosebud. Texas ia
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WANTED Position as travelling s1lcSman
Tor good arm; want Go learn the hugi-
ness and willing To accept small salary:
references. 42uB, this office II
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WANIED-rosIton Ia wholesale OF 70.
tai grocery hardware Or commissions
business, had some experience. refera
cnccs furnished; salary what | eau earn
f2,e thls office. Is
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NNNlED-A situation by good boy 10
UrlNe q grocery wagon or porter around
- STORE Apply at 1000 Texas avenue. Is
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Following were the ruling prices

The days sales amounted TO SOi pockets
) clean. There were no receipts Of rouuu
for the day making a total TO date OF 6e,'
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AFPT.FS--Fancv Ren Davis, S. 25i5 80;
Jcnothan and wIuesaps. SO oOaG so.
BAAANAS-LooSe. Sl6jU1.T5: packed
S175M2.Oo
CRANBERRIES- 0O6325 per bushel
crate: barrels So OOH91O
COCOANTTS-P sack Of 100. 81 5001
80; less quantities.. $500.
LEMONS MesSinaS. new crop. S3.50gI
80; CALIFORNIA;. $2.5Od275
ORANGES California nayels s. 75a3 90
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

..,,sop Of these quotations shows
sf.,,soes I'm favor Of Houston as n
|n.nsrtet When the buyer consid-
s, ms 10 be derived from HouS-
esh, rates he viii lind that even
nrotoble figures at other mar
n ,oTer the price finally paid j.
srSstsr. The prices are those Ful-
|ous Houston Wholesale merchants,
ssrised daily.
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II IN NEED of a good cook on camp or
section or any railroad lahorcr; besr ref.
crenccs, Address Elijah. II Colby place.
Houston "a
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YoI'K buggy PIT u the shop now for re
main az wil be finished for use Ia dry
Wcaincr M0srhart 81 Keller Go, 10
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WANTEU Posifiou o. manager % smaIl
retail lumber yurd by young single man.
am experienced can give reference. Ad
dress Box Oa, Nocona, Texas Is
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A MIDDLE AGE man wants work as yErd
man understand gardening and flowers,
AND good mixer. Address 49s5, this
oHlct, Is
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YOUNG MANItyith experience WANTS post
ton In geuepat merchandise or hardware
store bank reference, sprnks German
nua English. Address NiIt. THIS office ~
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aud baker wants situation. best refer
encc. 649s, this office. 10
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EXPERIENCED steady man deSires noSj.
ton as assistant bookkcepor or clerk
no objection to commlssary or country
town Address i2l2, this Office Ii;
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WANTED 10 iton as coachman and will
.ng 10 work at anything. Address 42s3
this office II
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WANT a job to do any Kind Of hsri
labor work by day or week; can give
recommendations. Address Tom WaF.
kns, 1S1T Rusk avenue ia
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N,AN hll-Fositlon by young man as clerk
u hetol or other work Address n Isl
MchAN, fremont hotel, city. Il
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Aul NJ MAN wants position in general
mcEcAandise or hardware store; speaks
Hsiman aud English. Address 42s4, this
NAlVV' IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19
m THE RIVER.
The nodic. of Mr.. sechre.t aud Babe n
the Missouri Senr Ieaycnworth.

The nodic. ~ Mr.. sechre.t aud Babe In
tho Missouri Sear Ieaycnworth.
Loaycnw0rth. Kan. Nov ls.-ln the
Missouri river noar here a woman's
straw Dat with the following not has
been found.
"To Whoever Finds This: Please
tafe clothes % Journal Office and they
win send It 90 ii5 North goth street
Lincoln. Neb This Is 10 marx the
place where I. Mrs AT sechrcst and
baby have gone 20 rest in the deep
Missouri"
The woman's parents live In Lincoln
Tho hat wss Identified by restaurant
keeper Il this city who Says its owne'
ate several meals az his place last
week 70 is believed that Mrs SecA
gost i he wife oi Frank Sechrcst wlt
was killed by Dr. Zorn at Kansas CTS
three months ago IN a dispute oyel
a board bill The river Is being drag
ged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19
NON-UNION DEMANDS
A Statement Has Been Filed With
Strike Commission,
INCREASE Is ASKED.
Twenty Per Cent Is the Advance Re-
que.ted, but Instead of Reduc'
Ing Hours They Oppose
Placing Any Limit.

Scranton. Pa. Nov ls-The non
union mine workers. through their at
,1rucys John r. LeuahaH and Joseph
OBrIen. Monday night aiol tho state
ment of their case with The anthracite
coal strike comm. ION In part. they
ask:
First. for on increase of 90 per
cent upon the price paid during ne
year 1901 20 tho employees performing
contract and piece work
Second. for like increase Of 20
per cent upon the price paid during
teh year 1901 90 employees paid by The
hour. day or week
Continuing. the statement says that
instead of desiring a reduction In the
hours Of employment. 1--WE Insist upon
a right 10 work as many hours as we
choose aud as opportunity affords. 80
as 20 better our condition and increase
our earning capacity"
The statement then says:
Third. We demand the adoption NJ
each coillcry OF whatever methods
may be necessary and practicable to
secure for the miner a minimum rate
Of Co cents per Ton OF 22lo pounds up
on all coal sold from said collieries
the dlnerenuals now existing at the
various mines 10 be maintained.
Fourth. We protest against the max
ing OF any agreement between the
United Mine Workers ~ America and
our employers determining what
wages shall be- paid 10 us and whal
shall be- the conditions ~ our employ
ment. or pretending 20 deal In any re
spect whatever wit hour rights or In
tercsts a. mine workers.
Fifth. We earnestly protest agains
any agreement being made by our, en-
puyuff WIN tur vultcu Mlht Nuih
org Of America frr the reason that an.
agreement. In made. viii render u I'm
p0esiblo for uH t0 Continue 10 earn on
living by our lahow in and about IN
mine lu which wo are now employed
OF to which such agreement applies
and will subject us and our familie
/ 20 all manner of abuse violence, out
rage and probably murder.
The uonunlon men insist that
shall De IAN Indispensable conditi~
of any dealing whatever with an
/ members of the mine workers unio
that they shall Doe required 10 desis
from an manner of annoyance 20 %
and our families. and shall permit o
90 exercise our right 90 earn our Twin
IN any lawful manner we choose.
The statement protests against an
rule by which favoritIsm will b
shown to union miners Ia the distr
button of cars In the mines. and ash
protection against an acts OF inumldl
tion. violence and bOycotting. and d
scribos how they have been terrorize
during the strike II concludes B
guaranteeing that the non-union min
workers will abide by the decision
the commission on all questions d
cidod boy them. and agrees that wha
ever decision 10 reaches the same sha
be- final and conclusive The sta
, ment Is signed simply Non. UniC
Mine Workers"
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Atoka. l. T.. Nov. ls.-Maior Tams
Blxby. acting chairman OF the Dawes
commission and fifteen assistants ar
rived in Atoka Monday morning, took
up quarters in the United States court
house and at once opened the doors
10 about 500 anxious citizens. Tickets
were issued 10 all applicants and the
cases viii be taken up in their order
In the afternoon the Choctaw citizen
ship commission came In and at once
Joined tho Dawes commission In it'
great work. Al 6 o'clock Monday even
ing there were 1000 people In town.
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Wrong Man Arrested.

Brussels Nov. 1S.-An arrest made
hero seems 10 have been an awkward
mistake.
Hardie turne ont % be james Kelr
Hardie. NJ. r.. the former chairman
OF the Independent Labor party. and
well known labor leader. He was sub.
plalnt az the British legation.
Mr. Hardie threatens 20 make his
arrest an international afiair and viii
appeal 20 the British foreign office
Immediately he returns 90 England
After Mr. Hardle's arrival al the police
station the officers asked him II be
knew Rubina. and he was only released
when he proved he was member OF
the British house of commons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19
GREAT DISTINCTION.
Volcano T. Doing Muoh Damage In the
surrounding Territory.

volcano .. Doing Much Damage In the
surrounding Territory.
Panama. Noy ls.-Passengers from
Central America who arrived here
sunday. report the complete destruc
ton OF the territory surrounding the
volcano OF Santa Maria. province OF
Quczalteuaugo. Guatemala. in conse'
quonco OF the recent eruption. The
adjacent villages. the rich coffee plan.
aalluuH WIN. srsNs FuWWt"NN W"tth 20
coffee stored In bags. and hundreds
OF lives were lost. Refugees are ar
rlving az the port OF Champerico. over
200 fugitiyes sailed from San Jose dc
Guatemala on the Pacific Mail steam
cr.
The exchange is rising by leaps and
now stands at 1900 per cent without
buyers. The strict censorshop which
has been established Ia Guatemala
makes q impossible 20 get the exact
news regarding the situation there
The port OF Puerto Barrios Is reported
10 have been closed. No mail has an
rived here from Guatemala.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Muskogee. /. T.. Nov. 1s.-At a meet.
lng OF the business men OF this city
Monday night a resolution was passed
20 organize a united move all over
the Indian Territory looking to the
removal Of restrictions OF alienation OF
lands owned hy Indians other than the
homestead right The commercial
clubs OF 81. Louis. Kansas City and
Dallas will be asked TO assist
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Kansas City Mo. Nov. lS.-Mrs.
.sechrest was supposed 20 have start
ed for Kansas City 10 testify In the
Zorn case. which was set for Monday
but up 20 this hour has not been To-
Gated Tho killing of Sechrest by
Zorn was a sensational AFFAIR and Mrs
scchrcst was the states principal
witness.
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say. oyster. Arc Embalmed.

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. ls.-The OF
nclal report OF city bactcriologist. DR.
Campbell, In which he charges that II
samples OF bulk oysters analyzed by
him IN the city be has detected large
quantities OF an embalnling huid
known as formaldehyde, has produced
a sensation IN the city and has result
ed IN the decentralization OF the oyster
business here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19
New Postal Rate.

Washington. Nov. ls.-Edwin G
Madden. third assistant postmaster
general IN his annual report made pub
lie recommends the establishment OF
the following postage rates:
A new rate OF cents a pound ioi
all publications now admitted to IN,
second class mail, except daily Tl
weekly. semiweekly and weekly news
papers. IN the generally understood
sense OF the word Newspaper
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Admit. naron Lett.

san Diego Calf. Nov. IS Secretary
Pierce. secretary OF Universal Brother
hood NJ poin, Iona now admits Hen.
~ Baron. the young man who had
been educated by Mrs Tlngley. has
abandoned brotherhood Mr. Pierce
declares Baron was induced TO leave
by n secret agent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Austin. Tex. Nov lS.-Among the
prominent Democrats who were here
Monday FOR the purpose Of talking with
Col. Lanham were CongressmanThos
"a. Ball OF huntsville Congressman
elect Jack Beall OF WaXahacblc and
Congressmau.clcct John ~ Garner o
UValde.
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beeu Eentcut-u go oius aius iur ten
years he was charged with securing
money under false pretnses by filling
false satisfaction records % mortgages
on the property of persons whom he
dld not even know
Route from Memphis.
Knoxville. Nov lS.-lt is given ont
that on return trip from Memphis
President Roosoeit wlii take the South
ton and will make stops AZ Stevenson
and Tuscumhia. Ala. Chattanooga and
Knoxville. Tenn. and Ashcviile and
Monroe. n. C. This VIII De the pres
ldenrs secold visit this year 20 Chat
tanooga. Knoxville and Asheyiile.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Houston. Nov iS.-Mr. Hendrx
the proprietor Of the Washington
House. located on Washington avenue,
was run over az an early hour Monday
morning and killed by a street car on
that line. Justice Matthews began the
taking OF inquest testimony shortly
after the tragedy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

New York. Nov lS.-Ronald r.
Brennan. twenty-five years old, who
rose IN tv1 years from q position OF
an Office bry 10 that Of president OF a
trust company whlch he organized, has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

M.thnal.t nl,lns pead.

New York. Nov. ls-Rev Dr. Chas.
c. Lasby. pastor OF the Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal church al Green
Point. Is dead from heart trouble. lie
formerly was IN charge of churches In
the west. including indianapolis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Oklahoma city. Okla Nov IS
George Lukcrt. aged 3J man OF fam.
lly and a well known citizen. was
killed by an electric light wire which
burned in two IN front of his resi-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Denis0n. Tex. Nov. ls-The Katy
Railroad company has issued rush or.
dors 10 build the first forty miles OF
the Coalrate extension northwest
from C0algate toward Oklahoma CITY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Sioux Falls. Nov ls.-Mrn. Blanche
Chesbro Mollroux arrived here from
New York She refused TO be inter-
viewed but a friend says she has come
here % establ 30 a residence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

Sofa. Bulgaria. Nov. is.-Premler
Danef has reconstructed the cabinet,
which resigned Friday. There are no
important changes In the ministry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-19

aence. Utner people nad narrow es.
capcs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-02
Carnival of ihn Trades.

Tomorrow will be opened a carnival by organized labor that means the speedy addition of another fine public building to this city's equipment For if the carnival be generally patron ized a labor temple will at once be planned and built-the building of such home for union labor being the object of the carnival.
 But aside from this object the car nival will present attractions well worth admission fees. The manage ment has been alert, and it is believed a finer lot of entertainments were never gotten together in street fair. The merchants of this city are assist. ing the managers of the carnival. and between the two much pleasure of a popular nature will be provided.
 The season of the year is still fla yorable for the enjoyment of out-of- doors exhibitions, and if the dry weather lasts throughout the present week the carnival will reap a rich harvest, and the building of a labor temple will be assured.
 The Age-Herald appeals to all, whether organized or unorganized, to give labor a lift this week by attend ing the carnival. Take the children along. and let the union workers see that all are with them in this effort to build here rallying point for their organizations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-02
Tuesday's Ballots.

On Wednesday morning next there will be an unusual number of victims to their hopes, for hopes on both sides are running high. The Dingley tariff and it's trusts have put the republi- can party in bad way, and were it uot for MT. Roosevelts' personality and his settlement of the hard coal strike, the republicans would certain ly be showed under. Possibly they may pull through by decreased ma Iorities, but they will come out of the struggle covered with scars and frightened nearly out of their wits. Speaker Henderson saw the popular effects of the robber tariff much quicker and much clearer than his colleagues did.
 Next to the control of the lower house of congress, the control of the state of New York attracts the most attention. That state casts about Ik0n00Q votes, and plurality of 100.-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-02
NEW YORK WILL BE DEMOCRATIC

Washington cor. of the Chicago Tribune
 Senator Jones of Arkansas, chairman ot the democratic national commltte, had a brief conversation with President Roose- welt today. As he was leaving the White House Senator Jones predicted democrat ic success in New York next Tuesday saying: '"The best posted men in New Yorl1--men who ought to know, and I believe do know what they are talking about-told me, without the slightest evi- denee of doubt in their talk. that the democrats will carry New York.
 Victory is in the air in New York, and all democrats feel 1t and are confident Of the outcome.
 Undoubtedly, democrats are getting to- gether everywhere. The tariff and the trusts are bringing them together and healing old differences. These questions are close to the people, who are unwilling to believe the republicans are sincere in promising to put down the trust evils or to revise the tariff These questions will gcow in public interest and import ance.
 "The general belief in the rectitude, sim cerity, ard courage of President Roose- welt is aiding the republicans much more than they will ever know There is a general feeling that the president Is op- posed to all those things that the demo- cratic party advocates. This Is helpful to the republicans now. The congression- al elections ought to be favorable to the democrats, but the election of Coler as governor of New York does not necessar- fly mean gain in the democratic repre- sentatlon in the house from that state. There are going to be democratic gains in other directions, however"