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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24
COUNTY NEWS.


| cranpsrr, fsI~.-
Eber L. Squirting Is having hi'
house raised.
Miss Frances Squirting iefs to-day for
her home at Booshesy Hsroor.
Large quantities OF hsrripT are being
tasen mig htiy in this vieinity.
Rev. c. N. D~vse has goae TO Bath te
attend the Congregational convention.
Mrs. Adeims Harding Yves the only one
from here who attended the Cherrya Geld
fair.
Charles Z. spariinT IL having his house
raised and furnace put IN. and n other
wise improving bis homo.
Mrs. Hannah q. Bunker and Mrs.
Nancy @. Stanley each received present
Of eow landed here to-day.
The c. &. local union which mss at
Istesiord recently was well attended, and
an interesting time is reported.
Mrs. Sarah Tucker has returned from
Boston sud resumed her duties a. house.
keeper for Capt. q. T. Hsdiock.
The many friends Of william 8. Mayo
were surprised and much pleased TO see
him hsre short time recently.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Rove has closed her
house here, and with her sister, Mrs. Olive
sidsboitom, and daughter, Mrs, sehrift-
xicsscr and child, has returned 10 Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Myra q. Steele, who underwent q
surgical operation ct the Bar Hsrbor hos
pltsI ten days age, Is rapidly gsiniug, and
hopes to be able to return 10 about two
weeks.
Capt. william Stanley, keeper Of the
light station at Monhegan tor many years,
has been compelled, by III hesith, 10
resign, his resignation TO 20 into effect he
last day OF this month. lie h very feeble
and unable TO leave his room.
Rev. Mr.. Paine. OF Cambridge, sum
ner resident q, sattos's Island. delivered
an eloquent sermon IN the anson meet
Ing house last Sunday. Durtnr The sum-
msr season We have bad noted speakers,
but Ibis was Mr.. Psinsis srsi sermon.
Capt. Gilman O. Hamor wAs In the har-
Dor Sunday with 300 barrels OF msckerel
taken ofs Mt. Desert Rock. He has been
very suecssstui this season, his ercw shar-
log over eco zach. Augustus Hsmor vas
with him, and II wss ,rest 10 the pa
rents TO have both sboys at home over
night.
Sept. n X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24

Game Preserve on Mt Desert Island.
movement Is being maos among Bar
Harbor's summer colony, whiSh has for
| its object the formation Of an immenss
deer park Of some a,0oo acres In the inte-
rior OF the island. The project has the
support OF such energetic gentlemen ~
President Eliot OF Harvard, DIR. J. hadi-
son Taylor and others who have done
much for the prosperity OF the island,
and there seems every reason to think
that heir work In this direction will not
be thrown away.
Those interested in the scheme hope TO
secure the 1se OF about &.ooo acres Of The
wilder, uncnltivated land west OF Eagle
lake, aad west of that to sornes sound,
including the land between the road
to sonesville and the southern edge of
the high mountains
some OF the owners have expressed a
willingness to cooperate, and give the
use OF their land for reservation, where
deer may be preserved aud bred.
II 10 proposed to enclose this entire
space with high wire fence, ss has been
done at other places, Is at Petit Mensn.
where at the grounds Of the Maine Coast
club there is . reservation OF 700 seres
enclosed by fence. and allied with deer.
and this srorts much OF intercs, 10 all
who visit or use that cinb.
There are reservations elsewhere nscd
by wealthy men as their private property,
and In some OF these once . yesr the
owner and his friends XIII &c some Of the
big bucks whose places arc sepplisc by
Dew stock.
Such reservation would be beautiful
Island, and there is q splendid opport1-
nifty for II In this absolutely wild iores,
land, where every condition exists to
favor the propagation of native deer aud
OF moose as well.
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Freq chri.,lan canferrnce.

The Msise stats Free Christian eonfer-
snee was recensiy bid At Essterook, hy
Invitation Of ihetFrua ChriFtizns Of that
place who prepared risca OF worship,
and y hose Invitation VAS responds ~
representatives 81 the churches tn .t.S- \
est iocsiltis~, and friends IN thSC. I.
seynlsing towue.
MesiIuss sose hsia during three days
and evenings.
Tails order ts comparatively yoanE, bot
rs membership "a constantly Increasing.
Special services ere held az The close OF
the raaGHy snosntf8x meeiing. whrn she
audience gathered at AhTAms pond and
witnessed baptism.
steps ~efe t@k#n for ehp erection OF
chspel 10 Essf brook.
Elder II. aigi. sad wifr, of Emsi Ma
ehtss. we're ct the meetings, aud rendered
valuable assistance.
TIE conferences will mext twice year
hereafter. instead Of three times, ~
heretofore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24

.outh hzncoek.
Ais. Georgia Cogsins returned to
Bangor NJ onasy.
Miss Grscc KELLEY has gone 10 Hudson,
n. ", TO make her home with relatives.
Mira. Henry Brown, OF Bar Harbcr, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. =. NJ Wat
son.
K. w. Wooster lett Tor psilss, Tsxss,
sunday evening, TO wish bis vile -ho has
been 10 hospital there Tor como time.
Mrs. y. A. Young and Aims Po~y loft
for New York Friday. They wereseeoan
psnisd by Miss Bertha Wooster, who
will spend the winter with them.
Sept. -. w.
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MOUTH OF the RIVER.

Mrs. W. l.. Pratt Is visiting relatives in
Boston.
Mrs. w. L. Bemick is visiting relatives
10 Bangor.
Adelbert Garland and wife visited
relatives in Brooksyille last week.
Thomas Emery and wife, of Salisbury
Cove, visited Matthew Moon and wife
last week.
Freddie Stone, while playing with other
children In his fathers barn recently, fell
atu vteiss his arm. He Is doing nicely.
Crete Hodgkins entertained party OF
friends Saturday afternoon, il being her
eighth birthday. Refreshments were
served.
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MY BABYWASS SICK
Read what Lsxahof. Has Done fer
q Little SICK Baby


Ny baby Il saanths CID and 10 's<thias.
He wAa stss ssd ! tEtsd spod aAAt
tAluga but nothing se*rska " FsNtFe 49,
I Esd Doctor. wta said Y Nas an.iss
rg&tloa pf ths eowets, kad that ] Weaaa
unasr Isis care whea I saw he vas e.
Tag worse 1 ssnptsd gsviag htn bis msal.
ranr. ss be esald bevp npshins o. -
stomach. lie vas troubled VITA cole 'sit
sacek, ard usej 30 scream when hs tRh =
taura Of IL. | did uos know ahai u ws
10 close my eyess day CT hIEhI gave BID
q fsw AFegs of iANAk0G.A and u Frtse'f9
Aim. ! gave Il 70 hlna few times sna y.
worked itkE ehsrs. sad be nnN tsfS
pretty fzis all night. He u great asas
better lcpktag taBy sines ] gave l4.s
LASAk0LA. and ( fhsnk II all mothers
knew hos gcs4 u wns tier would siHs
nothing else 10 their ssek battles. hogs
every mother Will give LANAkofeA fAle
trial szd an saFs they wlii noi be dlsaS
mrs. MARY DALEY,
b9r First st, South Bo4t9n, Aash
LAxAKoI.A IL the best and most sHse-
tive lsxstisF for ehiiiren because v; Y see
and made entirely Of harmless luEFesileHts
HEST because u Il nsn-ivFitating aha
neyef gTipss, or csuses pain or irfitauel-
REST because II II surr sad never aus
BkST because Children Ike II snd asA ~
IT," For constipation. coated tongue
simple colds and fsYers Il 10 tnsalaabir.
At druggists and 80 cents. or sead t2f
CO. e. Neaey ST., New Nofk.
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Sept. q.

aar ffRrtsor-
DEATH OF JAMES T. CLARE.
Ia the death OF James T. Clark, which
occurred last Friday, Bar Hsrbor loses
one of ns most highiy-rsspeeted citizens.
Mr.. Clark was born in Surry, seventy
three years ago. He settled In fremont,
bot came TO Bar Hsrbor eight years ago,
20 make his home with bis son, Judge b.
r. Clark. He twice represented his class
towas In the legislature. Both in Ire
mont kod Ia Bar Hsrbor he was held In
the hlg best esteem.
MIR. Clark married Linda h. Lopaus, OF
| fremont, and his home life wss one OF
| exceptional happiness. He IL survived BY
his widow, and four children Lionel A.,
of Southwest Harsor, Mrs. n. l.. Ests-
brook, OF Orono, Mrs. W tlmoi LoBgstruth h,
OF Somervilie, Mass, and Judge h. r .
Clark, OF Bar Harsor.
Two brother and one sister survive
John E., of Bar Harbor, George r., of
Surry, and Mrs. James Lynch, OF Ellis
worth.
Mr.. Clark wss . member OF the Free
will Baptist church. He had been q
Mason Tor forty years.
The funeral was held Sunday, Rev.
Richard Owen officiating. The body was
taken 10 HAnset, under masonic escort.
After services at the church, the process
sion went to the cemetery where he bod
was inferred with masonic nouora.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24
Of1s DRv10 AENHk0rS
FavOT,ffe
Remedy
AMER He Employed Five Different PhysI.
cIans and Took Nearly Wagon
Load Of Medicine, With
No BENEFIT,

at Is with my sincere thanks and
gratitude. writes Patrick Kelly Of
North Pownal, VT, to DIR. David Ken
needy Of Rondout, n. Y, Ell write
You OF the great benefit I re-
ceiyesi from Your medicine. Ibr.
David kennedy's Fasorite
Remedy. Ny case WAS a severe one
and a puzzier 10 the doctors. About
eighteen month ago I began fo feel
a pain Ira nay right side IL grad
ually grew worse until I vas
compelled TO give Tsp work en-
fireIy. / would beich up quantities
Of wind and water. / employed five
different physicians, and after taking
about a wagon load of medicine. i
seemed TO grow worse. By the advice
Of friend, ! began Ia use DIR.
David kennedy's Favorife
Remedy. After taking the first bot
tie felt some better, and by the time
/ had taken three bottles the pain was
entirely gone. have tried all Of the
different sarsaparillas, compounds and
nervines on the market, and 1 con-
slider DIR. David E&ennedy's Fa-
yorite Remedy the superior of
them all"
II you suffer from kidney, liver or
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Bright's disease, rheumatism, dyspep-
STA, eczema or any form of blood dis
ease, or, If woman, from the sick
nesses peculiar 10 your sex and are not
already convinced that DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy is the medi-
cine you need, you may have a trial
bottle, absolutely free, with a valuable
medical pamphlet, by sending your
Al a A. 4
DIR. David Kennedy Corporation Ron.
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An druggists sell Or. David Kennedy's IA
T0rfte Remedy in the NEW 30 CENT SIZE and
the rrgaiaS fta si1s e6sise=
nk. usNIb hssSsnfs LaGkRf BALsAM
hesf for Colds, Coughs, Consumption. 20. Sos
cleo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24

I EoNARD ". vERDERY, Real R.,a..
and Renting Agent, OF Augusta, Ga.
writes;
with many others want 10 add nv
testimonial 70 the wonderful good p.-
rxtna has done mo. hare been a grs.,
sufferer from catarrhal Dyspepsia.
tried many physicians. visited a coca
many spginss, bat believe peruna h.s
dons more for me than all Of The Ahovs
put together. l feel like q new person.
I have taken the Peruns and. ManAlin
together and always expect 10 have .
bottle IN my hons."--LEoNARD Y.
vERDERY.
ccaxrsssrs.n pevinsr Of West Virginia
Congressman n. n. Dovincr. from
Wheeling, West Virginia, In a Letter
written from Washington, u. C., says:
81 Join with my colleagues IN fss
House Of Representatives In room.
ncnding your excellent remedy. Pc
russ. ss . good foric. snd also a.
effective cure for esfsrrfs."
Cssarrh assumes diTeren, phases In
different seasons Of the year. In the
summer the stomach and bowels su.sr
the ostcnesi As she seat Of the trouble.
Pornns cures catarrh wherever located.
II yca do rot derive prompt and saias-
factory results from the nss % Pcruna,
write At ones to nr. Hartman. giving a
full statement az yeur case and be will
D. pleased 60 give you bis valuable sa-
stsm gratis
Address Dr. Hartman, Prexiaen, 81
The Hartman sAnitariam, Columbus, o.
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II. GALLERT.

ss Union school iesgue, wiki the ieilow-
Ing ofiiesrs: President, Miss Gas-ie
Robertson; ice-presidsnt. Harold Cook
secretary. Miss Helen Doyle; treasurer,
Gslen Hsvey.
Aerf ~
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ha4icoNN-
A dance viii be held at town hall Fri
dag night. Music by Moasghsn's
orchestra, of Ellsworth.
A double wedding Is announced for
October IS, when Miss Carrie Chester
will be married to Seiwyn Penney, of
Bangor, and her sister Mary will be mar
ried to Mr.. Dobhins, OF Maehias.
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HANDSOME BLACK PETTIc0ATS

made in Mohair or brilliant finished
Mercerized Cloth. A skirt that
most stores consider cheap 0Oa
at $3.50 for WV
Better grades at sI.50, 80, s2.56 and -.
Elegant Moreen Skirts at s2.5o, s.,
81 and SIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24
SPECIAL OFFERING Of Fall Gar
ments 10 early BUYERS

Gradually our second floor is assum-
ing its grand proportions for the fan
season. We have worked hard TO
make this a showing that would stand
out conspicuously as demonstration
of this stores shopping advantages in
point of thoroughly reliable garments,
in snappy, upto-date styles at fair
prices. We are now showing advance
fall styles in Raglans. Suits, Dress and
Walking Skirts, Jackets, Coats, Elan
mel and silk Waists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24

eamss fros shs tarHsss IN pssee's ysrniss
oar fsiHa. e-ssss eeuts sassc Quart taoSEa.
- wEaatS a MuusK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-24
WRAPPERS 1000 Wrappers are
offered at bargains.
CoRsETs AND GLOVES

houses reliability and for in
PRODUCING reliable line of goods only does
need loud advertisements Everybody who has traded
with that the goods offer all right and
enough to defy competition mat
tel he may For this fan have put
ourselves customers with assortment
equaled by
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COUNTY NEWS.

Franklin Road.
Mrs. Annie Stewart is on the sick Iist.
George Latin is home from Bar Hsrbor
Albert Tenney is home from Seal Rsr-
Dor.
Mrs Sarah Foss was in Bar Hsrbor on
visit recently.
Chicken pox Is going the rounds. Sew
eral children are quite I'll.
John Savage, OF Cherryfie,d, has moved
into the Charlie Stewart place.
Harold Ball, of Bangor, made his IN
Gle, Fred Graves, call reeently.
Mrs. Jane Joy visited her son Madison
and wife at the Corner recently.
Mrs. Serene Miles Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Barron, in Etis-
worth.
John Mckay made a short visit TO his
home last week, from Northeast Hsrbor
where he lie at work.
Eddie Wooster has returned to
wslthsm, Mass. He was accompanied
by his cousin, Howard Bali.
Mrs. Carrie Brown Fernald and chill
dreu, Of Franklin, are visiting Der par
ents, Jesse Brown ana wife.
Alfred Tracy and wife have been 10
Dedham the last week, the guests Of Mrs.
Tracy's parents, Henry Cowen and wife.
Ferdinand Hntchins, wife and young
son, of Boston, are with his parents,
Calvin Hutchins aud wife, for short
stay.
AdeIbert Tennsy has resumed work
after being incspaeitatsd over week from
the effects of hurt with q rusty nail in
his hand.
Sept. q. G.
West Sullivan
Miss Lula Bunker returned from North
esgs. Harbor last week.
Arthur scott's driving horse was
awardsN srst premium at Cherryheld fair.
Mrs. Nellie Cook has returned from &
seasons work at the Newport, Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Miss Gertrude Goodwin and friend,
Mr.. Thompson, of Portland, are guests
at william Goodwln's.
A school improvement league has teen
formed by the pspiIs of the three schools
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| AT N50 Medium Weight CASH
meres for outing suits, Broadeloths.
Venetians and Meltons.
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nk. usVID kssSsDfs ua4kRf BALsAM
hfsf for Colass Coughs, Consumption. &c. SOS
sieo.
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astn.lssmsnia.

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YARNS We have the best line in
the city.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
CUBA WILL GOVERN HERSELF
THE CHANGE OCCURS MAY 20.
That Is the Time for Turning the
Island Over to Its PeOpis--A'lnhs
Are All Perfcctcd-PreHislen EJECT
Palma viii he InauHurated ON
the Goth.

Washington, March 27.-May 20, 1902.
is the new date fixed for turning over
the island OF Cuba 10 its people. Iha
change of date was made, If not at Tn.
suggestion then with the full approval
of Presidcnt.eIcct Palma and his advisers,
Seniors Tamaya and Quesada, vino were
with him at The war department. today
This date should be memorable one III
Cuban history, for it will not only mark
the acquisition of full independence, but
will be the Cuban Inauguration day, II
having been determined that President
Palma shall be inauguraed on the same
day that American control Of tina island
ceases All but the smallest details OF the
change in Cuba have been planned, and
these remaining details were under ad-
justment at meeting held at the war
department today.
Besides Secretary Root, President
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

charge at Lodge Pole creek. Montana
was shot and instantly killed by Chas.
Perry. storekeeper on the reservation.
Perry claims he fred in self-defense.
Brigadier General Leonard Wood
will probably be appointed to the va
cancy in the grade of major general
which will be created by the retire
ment of Major General r. s. Otis. Fol
lowing this promotion he will be eligi-
Of Lieutenant General Miles in com
mand of the army.
Jacob Stainmar. who was taken to
Waupun. Wisconsin. recently, for bur
glary, made a statement that he was
an anarchist and was present at the
meeting when Czolgosz was appointed
to assassinate President Mckinley and
that he was the person who tied the
handkerchief over CzolgOsz' hand just
before the shooting. He further says
Emma Goldman was one Of four who
instigated and planned the murder Of
President Mckinley.
After protracted delays and long
drawn out investigation of alleged
malfeasance, during which the defend
ants have put forth every effort to
clear themselves, the trials before the
Audencia court Of the cases arising
from the embezzlement Of Cuban post
office funds have resulted in the fol
lowing sentences: Il. F. w. Medley, 10
years Imprisonment and to pay fine
of s56,701; w. H. Reeves, 10 years
Imprisonment, and to pay fine Of
s35516; Estes G.. Rathbone, 10 years
Imprisonment and to pay fine of
$35,324.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

the week aggregate 4.326.304 bushels
against 2.906,250 last week and 1885,
644 in this week last year. Wheat, ex-
ports July 1, 1901. to date (3S weeks),
aggregate 1911, 494,931 bushels against
145.42S,79S last season.
Corn-Exports aggregate 339,S91
bushels against 1S3,414 last week and
2.6O5,OS4 last year. July /, 1901, to
date. corn exports aggregate 23,924.965
bushels against 1403S3. 1914 last season.
Business failures in the United
States for the week number 1877 as
against pa last week, 231 in this week
last year. 1872 in 1900, 1872 in 1889 and
215 in 1898.
Canadian failures for the week mum.
Der 26 against 81 last week and A in
this week year ago.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28

st. Paul, March 24.-The Pioneer Press
says:
Attorney General w. b. Stratton of the
state of Washington has been in this city
during the past week in consultation with
Attorney General Douglas, and plans have
been outlined for proceeding against III,
so called merger OF the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern railways. The plan
embraces a suit against the two railway
and then against the Northern Securities
company in the state courts OF Washing
ton. Attorney General Stratton argued
that because the Northern Securities CON
pany was foreign corporation, the statt
courts would refuse to take jurisdiction
over it, and as the decision of the supreme
curt OF the United States held that Min
nesota's remedy lay in her own court-
the state was helpless to fight the pro
posed merger. Attorney General Douglas
however has come to the conclusion thai
,s the situation presented is unique, I
that sovereign state would thus be LET
1t the mercy Of foreign corporation
formed, as alleged, for the purpose OF vic
'ating a state law, the courts will lakl
F, broad and liberal view of the matte
md allow the state to present its cas-
before them.
AS to the proposed action in the fet
eral courts of Washington state, that sta
IL not barred from the federal court,
because none OF the heads OF corpor.
lions is a citizen OF that state. The allie
CATIONS and complaints to be brought a.
that state, it is said, will be Identical
with those made in the United State, ST.
preme court by the state OF Minnesota.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT OLYMPIA, WASH

Palma and Seniors Tamaya and Que
sada, General Wood attended. The meet
ing occurred in the secretary's Office. Be-
sides the final selection OF May ~ as
Cuban independence day, two other inn
portant conclusions were reached. Tho
first was that General Wood should i'm.
mediately upon his return to Cuba issue
a call converting the first CdD,n congre,,
in session on May 10, in o,der that the
body might employ the 10 days following
that date in supplying any legislation
necessary to this assumption of full pow
ers in the island.
Tho other conclusion was that there
should be no half way evacuation of the
island; the present disposition is to move
the entire United States contingent. civil
and military, away from the island. not
even leaving a cqrporal's guard of United
States soldiers in any OF the camps. This,
however, does not apply to the coast de-
lenses at several points IN the islands.
These will be garrisoned by United States
troops under command of Colonel VIII
liam l.. Haskins.
Ii this program is not executed it will
he for the sole reason that the Cubans
themselves. through their authorized Off
Gals, request that the departure of III.
United States troops be delayed for \
time.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
TRADE REPORT.

Bradstreet's report on trade last
week says:
Spring jobbing trade has passed its
maximum, butts still exceptionally &C.
tive at all leading Eastern, Western
and Pacific coast markets. Continued
good crop advices and plentiful rains
help Southwestern trade, which shows
a further increase. Despite the So.
we're storm in the Northwest. reflected
later in other sections Of the country
in a recurrence of the wintry weather,
spring farm and trade preparations
are still going forward actively.
Wheat, after failing to respond to
cold weather crop damage talk, weak.
ened on reports and predictions Of fur.
Their rains in the winter wheat belt,
but at the decline large export orders
turned the market upward. Liquida-
ton has been the feature in this cereal
and in corn and oats, which latter are
lower on the week. Cotton prices ap-
pear to have struck dead center, re-
ceipts having been smaller, while ex-
eral.
Building activity is increasing ard
lumber is bought freely at all markets.
In manufacturing fields the demand
on the whole is quieter. producers
manifesting reserve and disinclina-
ton to commit themselves.
Wheat-Including flour. exports for
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
More Riots Mt Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, March 24.-Riotous dis,
turbance by sympathizers with the strik,
ing street railway men wore resumed acre
and at Atlantic City Saturday. lnrce
cars were raided by strike sympathizsr.,
who drove the passengers out, severely
beat the nonunion trainmcn and then ran
the cars into the suburbs, where they
disabled and abandoned them. In AT.
lantic City several shots we're fired by
the crowd which attacked car. Two
of the rioters were arrested there.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-28
Members of Posse Shot.

Austin. Tex, March 24-News from
Lytton Springs today is to the effect t,,a,
posse is still in pursuit of outlaws who
shot into the Palmer house last night. II
Is now known that four of the posse have
been shot and injured. as follows:
John Palmer. shot in foot: Ton. Rob
erts shot in hand: Louis Cardwell. shot
IN hand; Frank Williams, shot in hand.
None OF the men are dangerously injured.