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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 1L-Cotton-
SPOT in fair demand: prices . points
Iower; American middling far, IS ,ood ;
good middling. 7O-10ld.; mddling.
/ 5e-10od: low midding. 4t1t0d.: good
ordinary. 32-100d. ordinary. 2o-1Cod.
The S les Of the day were 1G.0o0 bales,
of which 1000 bales We're Cor spe:ul7-
ton and export and inc".'ied 9.",n ta.es
American. Receipts, 32,G0 bales, lnclucinS
u. 100 bales American.
Futures opened easier ami closed quiet
and steady; American middling. good-or-
binary clause. December. 50-l0OV
51-10nd Decer'her ard January,
4 49-lG014 50-1Ood. January and February.
4 49-10eQt4 50-10 d.; February and March,
4 49-10G04 50-1C0d.: March and April.
4 49-100a4 50-100d. April and MAJ.
4 50-IC0d.; May and June. al-lOod,: June
ard July 4 51-l0od.: July and august,
51-100d.; August and September, A f6-lOod.
NEW YORK. December 17.--Cotton---
Quiet; middling. 20; net receipts. $40
bales; gross receipts, S.j16 bales; sales.
SIS bales.
Totals to-day, at ali seaports: Net re-
cepts. As 100 bales: Exports-To Great
1O.727 bales: stock. 1858 ga bales.
Consolidated a all soaports: Net re-
ceipts 1883 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain. 1864 bales; TO France, 28.S2I
bales: to the Continent. IS S43 bales
Totals since Septemn2: 1st. at all sea-
ports: Net receipts. t33t.nSs bales; Ex-
ports-To Great Britain 1859, bales;
to France. 337. $50 bales; TO the Continent.
296. 272 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
Cotton futures opened steady and clos

Spot closed quiet: middiing uplands
SO; middlins Gulf. $50; sales, SO bales
The cotton market opened steady al q
decline of l to an advance Of ] point
and ruled fairly active but Irregular
a t one time showing a rise OF to points
on the more active positions, as compared
with the closing figures or the previous
day while the lowest figure OF the SEES
with the market finally barely steady at
net unchanged prices TO decline OF !
points
The room contingent sold on the bear,
ish showing made by English cables ana
clearing weather in the South. in the
ket in the South, light receipts. ard
estimates OF continued light receipts
There was an absence of public support
and the market easily Weed to local
10 $40. March to $50, May to So. amt
July 10 So Then local news bureau
published a statement indicating that the
January bull clique, after having ac-
cumulatcd 100000 bales in the way OF
January contracts. had made private set
of 100000 bales, leaving the net long IN,
tercst 700 0CO bales. against which none of
the cotton now in New York and z0J
bales that was .leld IN the South for ship
ment to New York. could be delvered
While 10 bring 70o 600 bales to New York
before the end Of January would be an
Followins this statement, January
worked M Q points. and the remainder
OF the list advanced generally 3 TO ,
weak urGer selling started by a large
Philadelphia interest. which undermined
some of the weaker Ions accounts. and
gave the market Il declining tendency
al the close The total sales of futures
were about 10000 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RALTIMORE. December 16.-stock

the wharVeS
Live Pigs-Plenty here now TO satisfy
all requirements. as demand is moderate
only Market quiet at about previous
range of prices. Tone steady. We quote
pigs at from sl00 to SITS apiece, accort.
ing to size. quality, and condition Shoats
$50 to $500 apiece.
Calves-smail fat, veal calves are in
more or less constant demand at full
quotations. and of this description Their.
is no surplus. Market easier Large.
rough stock irregular in value. Quote:
Strictly choice fat veals, per pound nc;
good veal per pound. 61a47c.: poor to
good PEI head, sl.5OMsll.
Beef Cattle-Not enough cattle offering
on the wharf now to arouse any activity
in demand. the market. therefore ruling
quiet at Given quotations. Choice. fat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
COTTON GOSSIP.

The cotton market was steady through
out the whole session yesterday, and
closed at about unchanged figures from
the opening.
The semi-weellly movement shows s7,l31
in New Orleans.
A gentleman who has exceptional op-
portunites for information in regard to
the cotton market says that the Janu-
airy cotton deal promises TO be one OF
the most successful operations on record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, December l7.-{Spe-
cial)--The market closed dull and steady.
Atlantic-Coast Line common. stock open
ed unchanged at $50. and sold 10 l2s rs:
the Rights at ~ per cent. opened Y
lower. sold down to II. and reacted TO
is at the close.
Seaboard, common stock. at 2za.. closed
Ia lower, after selling up 10 70 Ia: the
preferred, at 42l2 opened is up, and
closed at 80.
Mr. Harry Prag formerly with Messl s
Z. N. Morrison 6: Co. has associated him
self with Messrs. Roberts Calm & Co.,
bankers and brokers and members OF the
New York and Baltimore stock ex-
changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ew YORK, December 17.-Flour-Dull

NEW YORK, December 17.-Flour-Dull
bu. steady.
Rye Flour-Quiet.
Buckwheat F!our-Quiet.
Cornmeal-Dull; yellow, Sis.
Rye-Easy.
Parley-Quiet
Wheat-Spot steady; No. red. sS,sc.
Up 10 midday wheat was disposed TO-
ward weakness under liquidation. easier
recovered on the small western move
,nent covering. and export rumors. clos
ing h0Ac. net higher. May closed Slc.;
July, 7S%c.; DeceInbe-. S59sc.
Corn-Spot easy: No. 2. SIC. Option
market suffered at first from excessive
December liquidation at Chicago. the
wheat decline and fine weather, but even
tuallv rallied. on covering. late options
closing 77sc. nat higher. although near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
rr,ropF MD December IT,
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK December dry
GCo1s-The general condition of the mar
ket for good cottous shows no mateFI9l
change to-day Bleached cottons are
cleaned up in lines on which prices were
reduced this week Print-clothS are quie5.
hrIt firm Mems wear wOollens firm. with
= GOOD demand for new lines of overcoat Z
in@s. Woollen ard worsted dress-gocts
quiet. but prices without quotable
change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
CHAIR. ESTON. s c.. December IL
Turpentine and Rosin-JncharSed.
cnrr0NsFED-0u

NEW YORK. December 17.-Cottorseed-
Cil-Was strong and higher on continued
light spot supplies and firwer news from
the south; prime crude nominal; PRIME
crude t. o. b. mills. 31c.: prime summer
yal.oTy 3siSG7 40c ofF-sumuer yellow.
3-1Ec.; prime white. 4lN42c.: prime winter
Yellow, 42c; prime meal. s27gS2L50. noml-
naily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
NEW ORLEANS. LA, December II

Spot cotton in good demand: quota
tions UNCHANGED. The movement in con-
tracts was somewhat heavier than yes
tcrday though the trading is still chiefly
in January. March. and May. Clearing
weather in the belt and easier Liverpool
had the effect of holding prices down 10
near Yesterdays level. the board at the
close showing net even to point higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
4Ofered.
DonTp.


United States refunding 2's. reg...... 1oI2s
United States reiunuinS -. coupon. IL Il
United States SIS, registered. 10I1a
United States SIS. coupon............ 1N7la
United States new As. rcg........... J35
United States new As. coupon........ 1855
United States old As, reg............ lOSls
United States old As, cuupon,....... l1ata
Omitted states SIS registereC. 1923
United States SIS. coupon. 1G3aa
Atcilison, general As ................. lul4
Atchison, adjustment 4's.............. 81
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............... 1909
Baltimo:e and Ohio 311a's............ 343a
Baltimore and Ohio conv. 4's........ lCiA
Canada Southern rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ltlS
Central Of Georgia 5's........ 1919
Central Of Georgia LIST incomes. 14n
Central of Georgia I'd incomes........ %
Chesapeake and Ohio sls's............ 1O3
Chicago and Alton 3la's .......... ~
CHICAGO. B. and Quincy new 4's.... 9tB
Chi. MIL and st. Paul gen. 4's...... 1l3
Chicago and NorthTesHer1, c"a. s7'e.
Chicago. r. Island and Pacific As. 1851
c.. c., c. and st. Louis general As. ssh
Chicago Terminal 4,s...-..,...........
Colorado and Southern i's:... 81
Consolidated Tobacco 4s........... 6.:Ss
Denver and Rio Grande 4's.....,.... 1CG24
Erie prior lien Is ......................1 y.sl
Erie general sSI.
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st.. 1OS.l
Hooking Valley 4hs.................. 109
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
SALES AT THE BOARD.

200 Virginia SIS at 9G1g; 1,G00 Virginia IS
al Ssh; 1000 Virginia SIS at 9S12: LOCO Viz
ginia Centuries at SO; 10 Virginia Trust
Company at 12l; 10 Virginia Carolina
Chemical, preferred. at 12o: 10 Virginia
Carolina Chemical. preferred, at l2U; l
Virgiuia-Caroiin Chemical. common. at
80; 2 Virginia Carolina Chemical, common,
at SO; Is Virginia Carolina Chemical.
SALES SINCE THE BOARD.
80 Virginia Chemical, common,
st 50: 8 Virginia Carolina Chemical. cOn-
mon, at so; Virginia Carolina Chemical.
common, at 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

SAVANNAH. GA. December IT--Tur-
pe1tina-Firm at 51lac.; receipts. 72S casks:
sales. I.0;2 casks: exports. III casfs
Posin-Fi~m: receipts. +p33 barrels :.
sales $50 barrels: exports, SO parreIS-
Quote 4 3 c. and .. s-t5; f, Sl.ap: +.
SIS: C. $40; II 50; I. s2.35: x. SIS: NJ,
sSs5; \. s3.55; winGow-giass, $3.50: water
white St.20
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scaDoard Air-Linc Securities.

BALTIMORE, December 17.-Seahoard
-conlrlon. 2i9tM24zs; Seahoard, preferred
A2sQ42s: Seaboard bonds. As, s212.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

Louisville and Nash. unified 4's..., 101A
Mexican Central 4s................... l6A
Mexican Central 1st incomes........ 2221lss
Mimi. and St. Louis ts............... 103
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4 So. 9724
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IDS. Slia
Mobile ard Ohio col. tr. As (bidy.... 93
New Yorl. Central 1sts... 1922
New York Central general 3l3's.. 10t
New Jersey Central general ) S.. 1875
Northern Pacific As ................... lob
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. u
Norfolk and Western consol t's.... $3.50
Reading general Observation-Disclosures. 95$.
s.. Louis and Iron Noun. consol SIS. 1922
St Louis and San francisco 4's.... 81
ST. Louis Southwestern lists ......... 95
St Louis Southwestern 2s ...... 81
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Ga. Sc
Southern Pacinc is .................. SO
Southern Railway SIS ........ lis
TeA and Pacific 1sts............. ll6
Toledo, St. L. and Western 4's.... 1872
Union Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104
Union Pacific cow. 4s................ 104
Wabash lists ll51a
WABASH IDS .............. ............. 101
Wabash Debenture B,............ 723.
West Shore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 113
Wheeling ard Lake Erie As .... 81
Wisconsin Central As ................ 9lla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

f o1ozed 5i5l ss March closed 5le;: May
4S1ac.: July. 4llsc.: December. 59Ac.
market opened easy. but later rallied
with corn. December closed 3S14c.
Beef-Quiet.
Cut-Maats-Que
Lard-Easy: refined easy; - c s9G51 &
Pork-Easy.
RoSir-Firm; strained. common to good
- Tu1rSpentine-steady at 5419G55c.
Rice-QUiet.
NoIa sses-F'irn1.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: Nc; I, invoice
SIC: mild dull: Cordova. 7tzm12c.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. 37-'6c
centrifugal (96-degree test, 5 15-ltc; re-
fined firm
at a partial decline OF points, ard r:llec
generally quiet througn"'i5 the session
The close was quiet. With prices m
changed to points lower. and sales HUI
bags. %,
cheese-Firnl: state fHl! cre?m srn.,i
colored fancy Septe1'bb",G l5I-2l4e-. SINAI
Eggs-Barely steady; STAKE. average
toss toas-steady; IerS4vz. 81 sos o
State and western. pr so POUNDS sl.h4
s.: Long Island $2Gi$2 -. Jersey sweets
pea Pean 5ti 7y; fancy ! hana-rieFed
41AN424c.; ether domestic; -! Is &C.
Cabba ses-Steativ 1T 81 ;Nt>2
Cotton-By steam TO Liverpool lZc.
~
CHICAGO. December LINE corn pl
was the centre Of attrac'lon lo-Gas -
the Board Of Trade, the heavy ngnloa /.
ton Of the December option causing
loss of SIC in that delivery at the close
May closed shade higher May "t ga
closed fraction up. but oats Were ~
lower. Lard was shade lower ana rios
we're off PIC.
The leading futures ranged as follows
V,he1t-No p
ia, -ik -2-s 74as01
l,ec as * 7Sss01 77tsTrH
NJ, - az ~; 1873: 741s
corn-No. -,
Dec .......52 az. 528 ~ 80
Nav Nav .4S5ssg1s 4Sa4 433s 1873
o,+sSo
oa's1--so or, s,,L az
Pee, Pee. 'he"j S55.6,sy o.: S5iss6~ S2&s
May ...... '8-fsNETt o->s
Mess Pork-Per bbl.-
IAN .sf6.70 $3.50 1850 Si6.5l}:
MAJ .....Sl510 s15.I212 Sl5.52l2 sloo'':
lard ~ 5 ~ Sic o21z e1or7,5 SO 22r
zee. ....'s!0'--g "a 81 %
Jan 49, $500 s $500 $0I8 s9i3tA
May -..-A9.1'1e S''L'72
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NE-,I- SrnRES

wII.SINGTON. N c.. December IL
Spirits Turpentine-F'irm at Sl12c; re-
R%osin~Firm at s1.35Gs1-4o; receipts, 2Gi
C crude Turpentine-Firm at sl-75aS3; re-
Tar Tar-FIrn a si.eo; receipts. $50 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished b. Thomas Branch
& Co. Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
Opening. Closing
American snun. Gomez. ~. TIL
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid. Asked

Richmond. Va, December Il. 1907
STATE SECURITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

CHICAGO. December 1.-THE corn pit
was the centre Of attraction to-day. on
the Board of Trade. the heavy hguida-
ton OF the December, option causing l,s q
loss Of 515c. in that delivery at the close
MAY closed a shade higher. May wheat
closed a traction up. but oats were l3c
lower Lard was a shade lower. ana rios
were off PIC. fo,Io,,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

Virginia 2's new). C. & r 1882 9S!!
Va: Centuries, 2-3 c. & R.199l -. 90
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular. State bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

CINCINNATI, O.. December 17.-Hogs-
Easier at Sos
Cattle-Steady at s2GS3.
Shaep-Strong at S2MS4.
Lambs-Steady at s!@s5.5o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

8eperber I'M bic Ganbibatlr fir bass
5etbe s,nt itebcn int ielben a%esesrenS:
ten Selbe. Die I3uriidsabe Ses sr=
5ammensefalsteu Stimmsettels weidt
nidt pon Ser in Ser 9auptwabl ab.
Samit bat Der Stimmseber Ieine
slrbeit Bel Der Sormabl setban. Die
Sdbluns Ser Stimmsettel sel6iebt nun
mie BET Der Sauptruabl, nlr baB bic
Sidets ieber Eartei fur li6 9esdblt
weroen. Die Ganbibaten ieber Yarz
tel, wel6e fir sic ueri6ieseuen aem=
ter Die bo6ite Stimmensabl betommen,
erbalten ibre Namen auf bas offisieue
9idet fur bie @auptmabl Seorlldt
niemanb anoers fam leinen Namen
barauf sebrudt betommen. An Der
Sauptpabl dnbert bas nele Geles
weiter nt9tS, ais baB BEL Der neuen
@abl cine ne,le &esiitration notbwen=
big lit.
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Sin biui9es Seim.

Sd babe 400 ader 9ano i'm Conn Dei4
mooo III ~pertauieu, Deltes i6 Serne mi
beutiten Samilien b~eiieoelt baben mobts
Oas san,e 3ano ut portrefhi6 gum Sebauer
9eei9net unb cine Weile bon Der ct. Nria
Stride sele9en.
Ser So6en lit i9mer uuo trudtbar :
rglad 0oam" uub bat cine lebmise unterle
ge. aui bieier gauoes1ade beftnoet llb pie
les Gi6en. uus GiienbOlS. 0as 2aub mir
MIR an Oeuti6e fur 80 bis Sl5 per ade
p%erfauft, pDn nel6em bic lSGlfte anbeiabl
lperoen mub, Der 9teit fam III a~bldlassiab;
luneen, lie mad Selieben in 10 bis 40 Sabren.
gu 4 Broseut be;ablt wsroeu. Dieie gelesen.
belt lit cine 10 quite, ME iie wobl ME wieoel
in Stearns @olntp seboten wlro. User i'm
mer ii1 elm sutes Selm inter 10 9lnlti9er
S%ebinsunsen ani1ofie len MIL, menoe lt6 on
GcnrN Slenfe,
49=1i Sreeport, Winn.
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90 Damens Bic i.&ib. .$2 SO
l so Damen=Y ici' Glib. 80. l 10
l 25 Oamen=S ici= 8ib. 80. 98cts
l so Wido6en S6ull6ube. 81 10
2 so MGnneridube ....... l SO
2 90 Sdube fir WGnner II. @
{ &naben l 48
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6eburteu unb Stcrbefdae.

2aut bes i'm Observation-Disclosures:
amt pom Or. 6 SO Sraden. Setres
tor Der Staats : @eiunbbeitsbeborbe,
einsesansenen Sabresberi6tes beSdSs
lid Der in 1901 it%attsebabten @eburten
unb Sterbefd0e itelte iid bic 3unab=
me uub bic Nbnabme Der 8eu0lferung
in Stearns gountp-ber Seri9t pom
Naine Yrairie !test nidt uo~r-wdsreno
hes Sabres 1901 mi. folst:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

= 9eler - gu mir It uns etne tau
ernce @unit erpeilen uno eine Selob
hung e,balten, menn Ou bic Namsn
Der gambler be,ibteit, melde Elm Cub
ititut ~anitatt bes Ytabilon MsSicine
Co. &odp Wountaiu Sbess per
faufeu. Wartin Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Gate 8enr9.

Der Gauf ser 200 Nder sroBeu
Sarm bes 6errn Sacob Neuslins lir
81, 700 lit riifsdnsis sema6t wpr=
ben.-Wei9ael Srtb pom ct. Glono
Nbminiltrator bes bier p%erltorbenen
Gbrilt. S6reiber, bat eine auf $4,000
lalltenOe &lase sesen Die Stabt Sel=
grade anseitrenst. @m lebten 4ten
eSuli befanb ii9 S9reiber inSelsrabe
unb beoba6tete BON einem gu benz 3mez
de Acknowledgements It aus bieSeit=
parade. Oas @erilt brad Suiammen=
unb S9reiber erbielt babel Serleeun=
gen, at benen er mebrere @o6en
lpdter ltarb. Die Stabt wirb fir
ben bebauernsmertben unfaa perantz
,portli6 sebalten, unO baber bic &la=
se. Die Nnwdlte Sbeobor Sriiner
ilnb s. .. SuuipOn BON ct. Gloub
pertreten Ben &ldser ORTIZ, wdbrenb
sic Stabt Belgrade ST ibren Sertre=
tern bie Mnmdlte Calhoun u Bennett,
slei3faus bon ct. Slouo, beltimmt
bat.
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Hukmaaren

Gum halben Preiie. :.gtnieel :
Waiterbiite wertb bis gus
SIS ausuerfauft 5l.. $50. So 90 .
s auf9epuete SIte su...... 2 4S
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8aifs.

Veau be Cole Setbe. 81 SO
SIS 40 ietbene ober molene
Waifs.. AZ
81 W SefIiebte @aiits. $3.50. 49cts
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2Octs linnene 9erreutaideu= .
tider NIT Snitials per .
Stiid. .123cts \
1Octs Oamentai6entii9er gu Acts \
25ctsO Observation-Disclosures mil
:tSptsen ober Stiderei gu. 19cts i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Spring 9iQ.

@abreno zines Oienitas Morser
pom bo6w. Pfarrer S. 9. Srenoer
sebaltenen Srautamtes l6lOilen bier
Ben Sunb fiir's Geben 6err 0tid. Sic
Ter NIT SRI. so. S6Onboh. NadJ
Der fir6li6en Seier fano int elterli6en
6aule Ser Sralt i'm &reile BON Ser
wanbten unO SreunOen elm semiitbliz
DIES 9o6seitsfeit ltatt, nobel benz all=
semein sea6teten Yaare bie better
@iinl6e fir sic a3ufunft %entboten
wuroen.z 0aB ii6 oielelben perpirt=
lt6en mOgen, miinl6t BEN Neuuer=
mdblten Der uGtorb ltern" BON @rlno
Soc Ser,erS "
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|fHSss AsEzHE e ) ESE 3
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Nem Wuni4.

SOnntas reiten Die Serren @ilb.
8oabed unO Sobanu unb @ilbelm
0ieboff mad @lberta, Canada, Tim
ii6 I'M fremoen 0anbe ein neles 6eim
gu lu6en.-Serr Srans &ielanb, Der
fraber I'M 9ebrfa6 in Stearns County
tbdtis mar, iest aber in einem Mil6=
maarensel6att gu Sisbee, N. o.,
@nitelluns bat, weilt bei ieinen bier
wobnenben Gltern unb Serpanbten
auf Selu@. SepOr er mad Oafota
5uradfebrt, wirb er ii6 eine 0ebens
sefdbrtin ani6afen.-Oer &lapperz
Itor6 ma6te leste Wo6e einen fursen
Seln6 I'M umfreis unb binterlieB in
ben Samilien Sen. Srodmann, Sen.
Nole uno j.. Suermann je Elm S09=
terlein. @enn Der &lapperitor6 BEL
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GQenmaaren.

S1.OO feines gan; woGenes "a
3ou fameelboarenes Gbe=
plots Sroabclotb unb Se=
netians per Yaro.
1925 Srotd Cuttings, to-
meelbdareue Gillette. 49,.
75cts gang mouene8 eneiians
in allen neuen Sarben....
Scots Samestown 40 sou
Cuttings.
60cts Sorte fransOfi9e Sla=
neae fir Waiits.
35cts gang moQene Sricot
Waiit 6lanele.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-07-18
The Status Of the Bolter.
Mortified News.l

AS the News has stateds previously, it
fails to understand how Mr.. Clement
can conscientiously allow the use of his
name at this time on an Independent
ticket; or how any delegate acting in
the state convention can take part in
such movement and retain his self-re-
spect Mr.. Clement went into the Re
publican convention as a candidate; he
secured referendum plank, which after
consultation by his leaders was accept
ed and endorsed by them. The plat
form has generally been accepted in
good faith by the party. Mr.. Clement
cannot possibly believe himself and he
cannot convince the voters that his sup
porters would not have obtained all the
recognition asked for from the chair
man had they waited a reasonable length
OF time or had the leaders not made an
attack upon the other gubernatorial can
dfdates in a most unparliamentary man.
ner at an inopportune moment. If Mr.
Clement raises the point, as his newspa-
per organ has already done, that money
was used by his opponent in securing del
egates he will have to furnish better
proof than has yet appeared in the col
umns of the Rutland Herald. in order to
make an impression on thinking people
If there was corruption, Mr.. Clement
knew as much about II before as since
the convention, yet he was willing to
h"NS ms supporters pdTtlClpdtc IN the
proceedings of that body. He will also
be asked to explain in regard to the sup
port he received from Democrats in Re
publican caucuses.
Considering all these things Mr.. Glenn
ent will find II difficult to justify his
course as bolter before the great body
of the Republican party, who regardless
of differences of opinion on the liquor
issue, are noted for loyalty and fair
play.
Many of the strongest opponents of
the prohibition law express regret at
Mr. Clements course because they be-
lieve, and rightly too, that 1t will weak
en- the final outcome of their fight when
the question is submitted to the voters
as contemplated by the Republican plat
form.
One thing is certain, Mr.. Clement will
not be obliged to spend any time or en-
ergy in persuading thinking men that
he was mistaken in his repeated asser-
tions during the campaign to the effect
that he was working for a principle
rather than for a personal gain. It is
now apparent that he is willing to see
the Republican party disrupted in an
attempt to satisfy his personal ambition
for the governorship.