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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,.,-,.-. 49, NeN-York. November II. 1902
cOFF -E-s steady and unchanged at the opening with
y ear! trading very quiet. Coffee to-day became
tslie more active toward the close the
foiine up some 5000 bags. with market finally
seaay ana prices unchanged points higher early
rfNs Nas without special feature containing
snFthlns calculated 10 affect local sentiment CON
crnel he ngures Of movement were about as looked
~ IN respect 10 receipts at primary points while
eieatlN'tA heaNN clearauCes amounting 80
tde tted from various points. including l. bags
Ion t,aa theN attracted but little attention OF the
5uIpleaf markets. HaVre isGis
Hamburg = pfg lower but trading was Quiet there as
rel Is in the primary markets q which Rio q
fn Santos 3 refs lower The disposition Of local holders
sfA our thelr nearby and buy instead the
again feature. and effect OF slightly
ncTehslng the differences between options there being
pos difference Of 10 points between November
fiobeI deliveries as against difference Of 81
lnis on the LIST Of the month. These operations to
Their with some OF the week trading fur
hed me chief business The spot market is steady.
quotations on the basis OF : lice No :
The range 81 contract prices market to-day
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet and steady;
winter patents 81 4OdS3 90: straights So 2SS O spring
patents 81 4O$3 7O straghts. 50 1O$3 80 bakers " g
s. No spring wheat, T3Gr3lsc; No = IUV!Sc; No
No oats 2S14c No white. 29G33c; No rye +9ls atc
good feeding barley. 35G3Ic fair to choice mating i
5Sc; No haxseed. 81 15I2 No Northwestern. 81 2O7
clover $40 75 pork per bb $40 z
d$17 lard 100 $40 IO short ribs sides looseI $40
d$0 Is: shoulders boxed 50 500 80 6Is short
the Produce Exchange TO day the butter
firm creameries. 1Ia2dc; diaries. lod2zc
Eggs firm; loss Off returned re Cheese steady
1OGi2c
Duluth Nov. I5-CIose-W heat-Cash. No l hard.
T43sc No Northern Il CSC: No Northern ana NoVen-
Der T32sc December 71sc; May. I37sc Oats-Decenoer
29@4c; May, 3lAc.
Milwaukee. Nov 15.-Wheat hrmer; No Northern tSc:
No Northern. T+q74l2c; December, I2hat294c Hye
weak: No l. 51lzc Barley dull No ,. Sic sample "S4
CSC. C'orn--December. 53c.
May. 73I4c; track 1 hard. T44c No Northern.
T3i4C; No Northern. 11$<c.
Philadelphia Nov 15.-Wheat steady but quiet; con
grade. November. 75i4aT5&c. Corn duu ana I'M
changed old No yellow sc. Oats quiet put steauy
white clipped S7sc. Butter firm and tzgic hlger,
Western &c; do nearby prints sss
higher fresh nearby 29c loss OF; DO west
Southern. Cheese steady: fair deIanQ NeW
York creams prime small 12@ l3c; do fair TO good
12i4GI2lc: prime l2Ssd12&4c DO falr 70 Ro0
large I2ia G12izc Recepts-Flour 5000 bbs ana S3
sacks; wheat. 22OOO bush: corn ElOOo oats
Shipments-Wheat, 41.OOO bush; corn 29OoO oats
December ssh May 727s aT3c bid; No hard va
roc higher; No cash iJ12c DecemneT AZ sc pIu
May $3.50 bid Oats firm; No cash: S0zc Du 'Dece'-
Der rs ssc bid May. 29c hid; No white. SAC
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NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentire steady TO frm.
bur important change prices Rosin ruled firm
Tar was steady We quote follows:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On bbls, 53lzc. machine made
bbls. 54c.
TAR-Pinc hbs 80 %. oil bbls. 81 80.
ROSIN-Comnon strained -; good strained 81 n y
D. So r. -; F. 81 80. g. 81 %. H. So To- g 40g
s. 30. X So. NJ y. 50 80; " c. 81 20; w W 81 80
STOCK ON HAND.
Eoslu ~ dds
sririfs 2.G23 bbls
t'5 Dds
Wilmington Nov. l5-Spirits turpenne firm It 49isc.
receipts cars firm 81 25dSl 30. receipts.
bhs Crude turpentine firm at 81 I5aSS; receipts III
AR firm a receipts, l2I bbs
Charleston. 15.-TUTpentine and rosiu unchanged
London. Nov -Turpeutinc-Spirits 3ss I'D. Rosn
American. strained Is l0lsd. fine. - Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
LIvErPooI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov Il. p. m.-Coton-Spot in limited
demand. prices 2d4 points lower; American middling
fair 4S4 good midding AS. middiing, 40: mid
ding 30. good ordinary AIS: ordinary 400. The sales
OF bales, which 200 for specu-
laon export and included 400 American Receipts
including 100 American Futures opened
and closed steady; American middling, No
vember 430. November and December. 426; December
January. J. 24d4 -; January and February. 42}d
February March. 423d4 -; March and April.
23d pa April May, pa. Nav and June. 424 June
md Iulv AUGUST 4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

COTTON-The market opened steady a
changed prices advance Of points level bd
points the closing figures Of previous day;
then sold of partially. but finally steady loss
Of point dune onlyl 10 net advance % points The
general feeling better the favorable in the
egn stock market also by relatively steady
and by indications that the original bull
had the buyers Of January
sellers 81 Marc a : difference The market
by Indications Of heavy which
the day - 5G4 bales but this total
known until after the close of Change Trading
quite active. The demand largely OF investment
@dsr stimulated by continued strong statistical posi-
ton every Of record consumption and by the
that the Of whatever the Is 70
not upon basis Justifes the larger est
Thus should the In sight movement prove 10 be
Is the remaining weeks OF
uenhsr viii. by December I. amount 20
bales. For fifteen the movement
% 80 3 cent % the total accord
which the might be figured at about
l0lO0OuU bales. although number OF estimates have
RANGED from II 200 to possible 1900 600 bales and
traders looking FOR increase IN receipts:
as record consumption now In progress would
sppear Local sentiment Is generally better
n time. although some are stii
operating or ground that the liquidation Of long cot
heen complete and that Il cannot be com
psted. view Of favorable accounts now generas
cuTeut except at a further decline. The market has
The Chronicle and The Journal Of Commerce in their
dyg015s reports show that the price OF cotton
declined keeping with the speculative drop IN
market cotton done so The
for spot closed quiet at unchanged
prices, mddiuE upland. 80
Tho prices in the local market to-day
follows
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


H4NNU j In
j RAILRoA
SEs fsR s. ykS Np F cSN TaR s2 kF
cs arT!hs ieaxing time frcn,, Desbro..es and
s ssat,ogi given below for THents-fhird street.
IS a: VI. FAST MafiImi.id 10 two Buret Paror
saSo ew York to P'tsbqrg Sleeping Car Pit'soOrs to
Sss EsT aB4 fIsYssat Com
c5aEo cIeVssnd n ToaSo a cSncnns
b b9%f train e. Shieaso osssTyss;Sn
For r fo ~ TgAGo AND LoyIs
555 p sT EoGfs g sx I2sIs DPiRs Tttsburg Gin
f F6I W dRdiSnaPos Louisville Dining Car
55s wrER is EssPPfnSssh TSSE h 9ss For
7s5 PAciF1c Ex PRES car Pit,sburg and
Route Connects 'S S daily via Shsn9nd9an Naey
pr PRF :: VI CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI. EX-
WasH1SGTSoo,Ys HS sTsl' TH I2d s s,TTi1.
apat g sh 1o G SpsiS:Ss'
Streets oD a 81 a 40 9PeIoT0ses AL a PsTlo and
3 nInISs. ca.s CbininE car Dining c' IS
ms Ss Cain 6l91s 6 IS DINING ssss 0S
1 5hlhg CaEs . Dining Car, Dining Carl ass
SOUTHERN 11rIa s2s 425 p 1910
APLA Al 1.;,C COAST LINE.-Express s2s a. s2S
SF paaA AIR LINE and Metro %
NORFOLK oPd Oh: AND WESTERN RAILwAx.-FOr Memphis
cIIEsAPEAKE ohio nc p RRi1WRyY.-75s a. m week
FOR OLD POINT Az c6MF6 r ss ang xoRFoLK75s m
Neek-1ayS and $50 m.
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. m and ISIS y. weekdays
sundays: I55 a Through Vestlbuled Trains BUFFET
Farior cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Coaches Sundays.
SSAPE MAY.-12.55 D m weekdays.
POINTS on New York and Long Branch Railroad r9 on
Ia. 10 and 80 .. m. weekdays sundays azS a.
NJ $50 D. m From Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strees).
SUO a m 1920. $40 40 and 5. 10 Q. weekdays
Sundays. 9.45 a. m. SIS D. m.
FOR PHIEADEIPHiA.
70 tDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 500 I25 t5
SG2o SO 20 Dining Carr 955 Penna LAT1itsdo.
lo tDesbroSses and Cortlandt Streets 1029 DINING
Carl loss Dining Carr. 11-SS a. 125 Dining
Can l55 Dining Car 10 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
streets 200, 255. 3.25 Dining Carr. ass. q .. rs
dining Car) 4 55 Dining Can sos Dining Carl 80
SO sos, 925 u 10 night Sundays. $40. I5S
ono coachesl. SIS. SIS % Dining Carr. 955 01im-
rep H95 1888 Dining Carr a. m, II 81 Dining Carl
CaEl ASS Dining Can. 5.55 Dining Carr. T55. S Is.
500 e2O D. - 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4G1 1854 and 26l Broadway. 1s
Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.. 26 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.. ] AstOr House, West Twenty-thtrd Street
station and stations foot OF DesArOsses and COrtandt
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 0s Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. BROOKLYN; Station.
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON r. WOOD.
General Manager. Cfen'l Passenger Agent.
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NETWORK PRICES.

RfE-MaTket steady; No , Western. soc o ahoat:
State rye. 54d547c; No .. 54d54sc BARLEY
ssdOOc. both / Z Buffalo
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Yester

Foreign coffee tahles.-Rio-t market 10
Rio $500: Exchange. Il SID; receipts 1900 bags
receipts 81 the 10Th 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States 1900 bags cleared for Europe bags: stock
$4,000 bags. Santos-Cofee market dull good average
Santos. $500 receipts 10000 bags stock l643O00
hanture-'ohee market opened J. pfG lower; al 2.30
was net = Mfg lower: sales. $1,000 bags. Havre-
Ch-' market opened steady; October. higher:
others unchanged ~ l. m advanced = franc; sales
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LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. Barclay Christopher Sta.
$500 A M--For Binghamton and Syracuse
5000 A. M--FOr Buffalo Chicago and St. LoalA
'l.40 p. M.-FJr Buffalo and Chicago.
taco p. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
,e-45 P. M.-Ctica. Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo,
200 A N--FOr ChiCagO-Sleepers p n.
Tickets at 113. 40 11s3 Broadway N SIS Fultos
ST.. Brooklyn sDaily- tEXcept sunday
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Navisazion Italiana Vapore q Naples Genoa
EVERY TUESDAY. from Pier w S4th 81
Large Ssnlns Dinlng Selonn on promenade deck
E"h@NSNt-Si HARTFIELD & co. 30 Wall ST.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

olIa0 NOV: l5.-Flour steady good demand. Wheat
% nI NO hard spot 79c; winter, active inquiry
90 req tI7=S Corn very strong; No ? yellow. 611sc;
NO q DO, 6lci No corn 6Oc: do 59c- Oats
and hrm; No white SAC bid mixed. &c: No do
firm.
Chicago Nov 15.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

'w-Yosk. November Is. 1902.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

The strike Of freight handlers at
Chicago has resulted In the prices al!
fruit aud vegetables very materially
advancing.
On the nth the Kansas river AT To-
pckn reached IL feet above low water
mark. \ number of families were
obliged la leave their houses.
A hcadlcss body was found on the
beach near Fort Baker, Cal, on the
18th. Ii IL believed to be the body at
Capt. Ward, of the steamer Rio de
Janicro, which sank at the entrance
to the Golden Gate, February 80, 1901.
A gold watch found on the body has
been identified as the captains.
TN the nth Vim. ID. Hickey, q sol.
dicr Of the Eighth cavalry, was
drowned AZ Fort Riley, Kns.
The village Of Bear Creek, Wis, wns
badly destroyed 10y fire on the 18th.
About nfty persons are homeless. In.
%tsurnnco small.
On the nth Dr. 4. II. iyno was ar
rested ut Mcrhcrson, Kas., ON u
charge alleging connection with the
shooting Of Miss Maud Holmes, who
was fatally wounded by a shot fired
through her bedroom window dn the
night Of the ath. The doctor Is 81
years old and the head Of II family.
Work Of r%cscuing the miners en-
tomhcd by the explosion ut Johns
town, Pa, ON the 10th, was continued
without interruption through the
18th. Many Of those brought out
were alive. but we're rcsuscitatcd only
after great difficulty. At . II. m. of
che i2th II was stated that Ia were
known TO he dead. aud 20 had been
found alive. Six hundred men arc
thought tn have been in the mine.
On the nth, fearing n second nt'
tempt TO lihcrate the prisoners con
fined at st. Joseph. Mo-. by the use
Of dynamite. Sheriff Spencer armed q
large force Of deputies to protect the
Jail. \ large quantity Of dynamite
was stolen from the rock quarry, and
n part of IL was struggled into the
building.
On the nth Lon Hickman. n negro
who Is charged with the murder q.
his wife Mt Springfield, ILL.,, and who
escaped from the officers there July
/, was arrested ut Kansas City, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various sOurces.



On the 10th the vatican submitted
It's reply TO Gov. Taft's propositions
on the Philippines questions. All the
propositions are agreed to except the
one relating to the withdrawal ~ the
frlars within n given time, and this
the vatican says II a not consent
to.
ON the 10th q. L. Ward. private see
Rotary to the president Of the Great
Western road at Chicago. committed
suicide, nj Canon City, Col.
On the 10th u. l.. bonner, n million
airc lumbcrman. fell from his auto
mobile at Missouln.. aud expired In
stantly. Heart failure was the cause.
The British Medical journal and
the London Lancet. high medical au-
thoritics deny that King Edward IN
afflicted with amy malignant disease.
Reports 81 his condition ON the 10th
continued very favorable.
On the 10th J. V. Clymcr died ut
Hutchinson. Kns. lie WAS captain In
nm Indiana regiment during the civil
war. and n member Of the Kansas
legislature In the EOS.
On the 10th the republican congress
sional convention Of the seventh
Iowa district. at Perry, rcnominatcd
John \. 4. Hull for congress.
On the 10th Secretary 81 War Root
received n cablcgrnm from Acting
Gov. Wright, In the Philippines. max
Ing u general denial Of the charge OF
prosclyting among Catholic students
Ia the islands. a complete inycstiga'
iion was made.
On the night Of the 10th Rhodes
Clay. u member Of the Missouri lcgis-
lnturc. was shot and killed at Mex
leo, No.. by Cinrancc Barnes, nm at
torncy. The shooting was the cul'
mina,ion ~ political differences be-
tween the two men.
On the 18th Rev. Dr. A. c. Hirst
pastor Of the First Methodist church
Of Omaha, died In that city. lie was
formerly pastor Of the Centenary
church. Chicago.
William Fable committed suicide 10y
hanging. at Belle, ILL.,. On the 18th
II wns the iifty.ninth anniversary OF
his birth.
II ~ officially announced In London
that the coronation Of King Edward
will take place between August $ and
August II.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
A nnker who Loved Hooks.

Augustus A. Condor. n Wholesale
baker. died in st. Louis recently,
aged G5. lie had resided IN ST. Louis
since 10 years OF age. lie was n man
Of pronounced and varied character.
istics. His rc%crcations were all de.
voted 10 intellectual pursuits. He
was found Of books and flowers, and
was n classical scholar Of no mean
attachments. and was familiar with
three foreign languages. lie had been
a member Of the Baptist church for
fully half u century.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

Reports from China indicate that
the foreign powers are again com,
PEELED To contrast their own selfish
ness with the generosity Of the Unit
eel States In dealing with the Chimes,
government. Unless the allies who
captured rckin aud cxnctcd ind,n
nifty for the outragcs accept the 20.
hiiion which has been taken by this
country their attitude will only he
another proof ~ the moral strength
VI the United States.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

Nenezucln's president says anarchy
exists In that country, but he does
not tell who Is it's author. The man
primarily responsible for the lawlcss.
ness. general disturbance and chaos
is President Castro himself. Just ut
this particular moment he seems to
lie n little stronger than his enemies,
hut the Inter turn up in considcra-
BILE force every month or two. The
rebellion Is still under way, and there
are some chances that II will sue,
cccd. Castro Is understood To have
sent considerable cash for himself
out of the country, 10 us to be pre-
pared for e~ventualities.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

That old democratic war horse, the
editor Of the Chattanooga Times,
would bc glad Ia see the United
States step IN and end the orgies in
Hayti by raising the stars and stripes
o,rr that island permanently. This
would certainly he the spccihc for
the iinyticn rabies. Some time or
other, In the interests OF civilization,
the dose may have to he admins
tered, but II is doubtful II the United
States would he the gamer thereby,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

The young mel from Ando,rr who
tried Ia sneak into Princeton by crib
bling were guilty of an oncnse which
nothing can condonc. They tried to
appear 10 he what they were not. to
obtain something To which they were
not entitled. Had they been mindful
Of honor's law and had u proper
ems OF personal dignity md s%clf-re-
spcct they might have failed in their
examination, hut their manhood
would not have been questioned.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
Faye,,- WIN Have "a Fair.

The Fnyettc Fair association has
been organized NJ Fnycttc by clcc,ing
II. Lee Holiday president, John W.
Heist Hce-prcsident, NJ. Is. Ycumnn
secretary and II. l.. Macon trcnsur.
.r. IL is proposed To hold n big street
fair September 10, II and Il. In 1900
fnyette had II rouslng fair, and she
proposes TO eclipse that record this
lime.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

The ST. Louis grocrrs will have q
weeks carnival July -. Carrie Ma.
ton IL booked for two addresses. IL
In mid that she has promised Ia DO
no smashing" for u groccrs' picnic
In ST. Louis. In July would be slirrly
attended II beer was excluded.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

a Canadian authority states that
homicidcs In the Yukon country have
numbered only fifteen, while for u
like period in early California mining
there were 1900. The figures are
somewhat ilusivc. but IL is true that
the British treatment ~ the crime
named IN serious than that pre-
,ailing la many sections of the Unit
ed States.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

Thomas Blair, n young man in St
Louis, on the eth Of last March lost
a portion of the fingers Of his left
hand in machinery while at work In
a factory. lie went TO work again
the latter part Of June, and on the
It'll Of July the same machine cut oil
.he remainder ~ his fingers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
~. Joseph Giri s-stped.

Miss Edna Cumming, who Is en-.
ployed In tho Buell. wooden mills. st.
Joseph, was scnlped In that factory
the other day. Her hair. which was
hanging down her back. caught In u
revolving shaft. Before Il could be
stopped the hair was wound 80 tightly
that the scalp was raised from her
head. ~ last report she was alive,
but her ease II hopeless.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
Two Young womcu Drowned.

While attending the democratic ju-
iiclnl convention at Springfield O. II.
Avery received word Of the death Of
a niece, Miss Kate Avery, and friend,
Miss Annie Dudley, at Trey, by
drowning.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

The statement that 100000 settlers
passed through 81. Paul in six weeks
on their way to the northwest leads
several southern papers 20 ask why
this stream tends away from their
section. In natural and at.
fractions the south In at no disadyan-
tupe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

IL would not have been n bad idea
for congress 20 have spent the last
dry ~ the recent session In searching
bills passed to find sections mysteri.
ously slipped in like that rcmittiDg
the bond tax on brokers. Even now
that the job has been done congress
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
Prisoner Sent, to the pcnr,cnuIary.

Criminal Judge Castrcl ordered
sheriff Spencer 10 hustle of 10 the
pcniteitiery AZ oncc all prisoners In
the county Jail at st. Joseph. The
immediate occasion OF the order was
an attempt to wreck the jail with
dynamite.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

Young Dooley shot and instantly
killed Frank Harris. on u pass rnger
train. ncar Doe Run, Saint Francois
county. The shooting was the result
Of an old family feud, which las al
ready resulted in five deaths.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

An explosion Of gas in the cellar ot
q shoe store. in st. Louis, caused the
death Of three persons. Mrs. Goltx
and her infant daughter, Marguerite,
were killed instantly. and Robert
Ho,tz, after terrible suffering, also
died,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18

A Canadian official from the Klon
dixie who Is visiting London says the
mining and m Of the country
are largely controlled by Americans,
Including the fleets on thc lower Yu-
kon river. lie estimates the Klon-
dixie output ~ gold since 1898 at S72,.
OUD,OOD,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
Mar.aI Removed From omc..

George c. Ray, city marshal Of
New Franklin, who, on July 4, as
saulted j. NJ. Boggs, n citizen of hat
town, and pleaded guilty to the of
Tense before the mayor, was removed
from Office by the board of aldcruncn.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-07-18
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Evidently, the David n. Barrie who
threatens sensational disclosures
against Sir Thomas Upton II his claim
of ch,ois Is not settled. purposes to
show that Lipton's contests for the
Americas cup were partly intended
10 advertise Lipton's business.