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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
WALL STREET REVIEW.
HEAVY SELLING DEVELOPED TOWARD THE CLOSE.
Prices Carried Downward by Rapid Stages to the Lowest of the
 Day-Much Gold to Be
 Sent Abroad.

NEW YORK. March @.-Today's stock mar
 ket Tor the greater part of the day repeated
 susn o course of taking prot' S on small
 professional market Later in the day. how
 ever. the selling movement gained appreciable
 stages to the lowest of the day. making tae
 closing active and weak. The market also
 movement and the dealings were much better
 distributed than at any other time during the
 day The standard stocks were as greatly af-
 fected as some of the minor specialties which
 have lately been so conspicuous in the mar
 ket The growing dimensions of the requirc.-
 to be the cause of rather acute uneasiness
 manifested. The engagement of gold for ex.
 .,daH.s eo1, snnounssd n today I for Thursdays and
 likely to be made indicate the probability of
 an outso of s6.ooo. 900 or over this week, of the San Francisco traction reoryanixation called upon its subscribers today for a 20
 s o San Hn ns s: ot about S4 .ooo 900. It is true that this op. eration will mean no encroachment upon tho
 ury authorities will pay out in San Francisco
 immediately the amount deposited in the sub-
 Of New ssnT
 nevertheless. The sub-treasury had already
 taken from the New York money market since the surplus reserves of the banks last week
 below sio, DOG, GOO these figures indicate srffi- tireiy under the average systems of compute ton it is also expected that part of last week: decrease in cash reserves will be felt In this weeks bank statement. The conn; dence which has been felt in the continued ease in the money market in the face of these developing factors was partly based upon belief in Government bond circles that Governs ment bonds would be offered to the Treasury Department for redemption if any real need in the money market. AS . matter Of fact. bonds to the par value of a million dollars were offered to the ub-treasury late In the day. for which SI.I22.4ol was paid in cash. But this did not seem to relieve the appre- hension of . possible exchange money squeeze. It was noticeable also that the sterling ex- change market was affected by the offering of bills against the gold engaged for export, SO that rates yielded a fraction. which was not the case when gold was engaged last week The statement of the Missouri Pacific for January, showing decrease in net earnings of $52 .o0o. caused an early sharp decline in that stock and affected the list by sym
 pathy, offsettins the influence of various other favorable railroad reports. notably the extra ordinary showing made by the annual report of the Pennsylvania. The carly market was
 largely one of specialties in which Chicago and Northwestern was prominent with e rise of
 3la Lackawanna became equally, conspicuous
 in the late dealings with drop of 6A.
 The bond market was inclined to dulness.
 but held comparatively steady. Total sales
 4s advanced t on the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
New York Spot Cotton.

NEW YORK. March 4.-Coton-Quiet; mjd-
 ding, 9; net receipts 782;- gross. 8. e6S; -sates tain, i6s; to France. 2s v. Total today-Net receipts. 23.s2e; exports to Great Britain. lo.956: to France, 26; stock 745, 524 ,.
 Consoidated--Net receipts, e3ei2; exports
 to Great Britain. AZ 432; to France, 25. to the continent, 25, 945.
 Total since Sept. Met receipts. 6s24,II2; exports to Great Britain. 2.53l 37s: to France, 6l7,9St; to the continent, 2.032, I03.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05

Rosm- steady: rsexipu. S,sso; sales. none; exports. 900; A P. e. ?, go; F. Si.S5' E eS ss: M. Sa7s. N ss.s: .so sinde. ' sia.:. S ss:Spi water whise.i q. .ss. .-see; CHARLESTON, March 94.-Turpcntine and rosin.- -UnchanGed. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
New orieans Sugar and Molasses.
centrifugal. 79IB.
Cincinnati Proyisions
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March A-Dry Goods --1fsers
 is considerable bidding foc heavy brown cot
 tons for export, but most bids are turned down Home demand continues quiet at rrrn pitces No change in bleached scoarse Colorea cot tors. Print cloths firm, bat quiet. Staple prints wen sold mp, fancies quiet but steady GinghamS continue Silks in good de-
 mRnd and very firm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
New York CofYea and sugar

NEW YORK. March 4,-sugar-Raw. weak and nominal: fair refining. 3 I-i6; centrifu- gal 96 test. g g. molasses sugar. 27-32d
 'Coffee-spot Rio No. invoice. 5%; m.ld
 quiet; Cordova. sQl2. Coffee futures opened steady, sI 5 points higher; after the cali turnei prompted by very firm European market news and a bullish estimate from Brazil for March Rio and Santos receipts. There a further rise of 5@Io points before the buying move ment gave the least symptom of subsiding
 Smser t s,.Ssn Seh aece,p!s tnan expected nelpeo the day realizing set in and pressure became a feature. Under. this combined selling tho market broke rapidly, at one time being quite 30 points off from the top and very weak. Closed easy. net Is92o points lower. Total
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05

GERMS OF DISEASE should be promptly expelled from the blood. This Is a time when the system Is especially susceptible to them Get rid of all inn puritiss in the blood hv taking Hood s sarsaparlIla aud thus tortlfy your whole body and prevent illness. (0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
H. 6 B. Beers Cotton Letter.

Special to The AdVertFser.J
 NEW ORLEANS. March 4.--Liverpooi ad- vices were more favorable than looked for. consequently market opened 5G7 points higher. advanced oI6 points additional on fresh buying eased off later on the large New Orleans estimate for tomorrow. closing at Q net gain of points on the day. The ieceipt7 on the whole. are larger than nt.cipatcd, yet sentiment continues very bulish in expccta- tion of marked falling of in receipts sh srtly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05

Flour-Steady. .owheat--No 3 Spring. 74h@74%; No. 2 red, No: ? oats. 44Q44M; No. 2 white, 4sm47; No. white. 43945ls Mess pork. per bbl,.- sI5Io@i5ao. Lard. per 100 lbs, $9. 2o@9 22ia.
 Short rib sides Qoose), S8 2Oms35.
 Dry sated shoulders (boxed). 7Md7i1. snort clear sides (boxed), S8. 56Gl8. 65
 WhiSkey. basis ot high wines. SI.3I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON March 4.-Turpentine--Noth- ing doing: receipts, 8 casks.
 Rosin-Firm at Sl.i50l. 20; receipts. 80. Crude turpentine firm at Si.ss4e' so; re- ceipts, 73. ivy Tar-Firm at sI 20: receipts. 2oz.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Available Supply of Grain.

Available Supply of Grain.
 NEW YORK, March 4.-Special telegraphic and cable communications to Bradstreets 6 show the following changes in available sup plies since last report:
 wheat-United States. and Canada, east of the Rockies decreased 63e. 900 bushels; arioat for and in Europe increased ,o0o. 900; total supply increased 362. 900 bushels.
 Corn-United States and Canada, east Of the Rockies. decreased 72.00o bushels
 Oats-United States and Canada, east Of the Rockies, decreased 59. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Liverpool Cotton Futures
Cotton at the Ports

NEW oRLEANs-Fhm; sales s.oooi brdi- nary. 7h: good ordinary TX: low middIng. 9A; middl!nS. 7i6; sooi middling. iS-i6: middling fair, 9-l6; receipts. 6.S65; stock. 299. 5Sl.
 GAI.vEsToN-Flrm; middling. sx; sales, l.477: receipts, l ib2: stock, 66.S5e.
 MOB1LE-Cuiet: middng s5-l6; sales, 100: receipts, l96 stock, 24.SS4
 SAVAN2iAH-Steady; middling, 8 7-ie; sales 200; receipts. -2,l7s; stock, 4s.3oi.
 cHARLESToN-Firm: middling. sx bid; re- ceipts. 5l; stock. 7.lS4.
 WILMINGToN-Firm; middling. sx; re- ceipts. 4l3; stock. l352
 NORROLK-Steady; midding, 9F;- sales. 2e6: receipts. SOP stock. 3s.sso.
 BALTIMORE-Nominal middling. g. re- ceipts. 462; ct ok, s433
 aaz HosToN9DSSs gros: 93sSs midd'iNs' g. net receipts
 PiIILADELPHIA-very steady: niddiinE ek; lrece.pts. S49: stock. 2,29o,
 ST. LOl1S-FEm: middIing. S%: sales, i7o rAceipts, 4.6e3; stock. 49.676. New Orleans Sugar and Molasses. NEW ORLEANS, March 4-sugar--Quist open kettle. 2hG3 ile; open ketle centrifu gal, 3a3ls centrifugal yelows. 3Nd3 lS-ie seconds. 2h@3h | MoiOsses-sirong; centrifugal. 7@Is, -. Cincinnati Provisions. CINCINNATI. March 4-Flour--42u,st. Lard-Easy at S9. 10. Bulk meats-Dull at ss.s ss, Becon-Qulet at Se 80 | Whlskey-Activs on basis ot Si. 30 Sugar-Steaiy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
 Provisions

BncOn-IOc.
 Dry salted sides-9NQ9%c. Lard-Tierces, lo%Gflc.
 Meal-771kc per bushel.
 Oats--White, 62c; mixed. COG. Corn-White, 77ltd9oc per bushel. Sslt-Liverpool sl sack! Virginia. 65ci Michigan. 25o-pound barrels. Si.75.S Butter-Jersey. 2od26c; Tennessee country. I5c. syrup-Fancy. 4oc: rebolled. soc. Flour-Patent S4. 50 per barrel: straight. S4. SOAPS.
 sugar-Granulated. 5i4c; Y. C., 41sc: cut loaf. 6hc
 Arrow Ties-45 lbs, Sl. Jnte Bagging-2 lbs, 71ta7Sc; K lbs. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Drugs,

camphor-e2lsa67lsc per pound. Alum ST si 4c per pound. Sulphur-3laQ4c. Salts--2iaa3c. Ginger-I2@iSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Money and. Exchan9e.

NEW YORK. March 4.-Money on call closed steady at ,2H@4 per cent; closing bid and asked 2@2h per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper. s4a4xf per 1Scent
 Sterling exchange easier; bankers bills 4;s7S@4t:s7As tor ds,nasd snd se 4.Ssn@aAa aa assA Commercial bills 4.64h@46 65M.
 Bat silver, 55; Mexican dollars, ,43%. tive; railroad bonds,A ateadyg z. z. {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Indi6a.es rise. -indicatss fall
River Forecast.

X, River Forecast
 The coosa and Upper Alabama will con- tinue to fall steadily during the next three or four days: at Selma ths liver W Il reach slightly above 4e-f3ot stagc during t.niaht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
St. Louis Provisions,

St. Louis Provisions, ST LOUIS March 4-Flour-Dull and steady; led Winter patents S3. SoG4, extra
 fancy and straight S3.4od3 50; clear. S3. 10 G3 25.
 whiskey-Steady at SI.So.
 Dry salted meats-Boxed steady; extra shorts
 and clear ribs S8 50; clear sides. S9.75. Bacon-Steady; extra shorts and clear ribs. S9.25@9. 371a; clear sides. S9. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05

SAVANNAH. March 4-Turpentine--FIrm al Ala; receipts. sos; sales, IS; exports, os6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05

por treceipts today a 900: port receipts .arne day last year, 54. sol. Estimated tomSr- ow: Houston, 5000 to 3, 300. against S,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Country Products.


 Country Products.
 chickens--arown. ss per doz,; large flyers.
 syfup-country: 4oa4se per gal.
 Dried Apples-Peeled. 6c.
 Evsporated Apples-sc.
 l.ennons-choicv. s3.so fancy. ss. 2593 50
 Potatoes-Irish. si.IoaI.2o 20 bushel; sweet. ( onions-sl.7s bushel.
 Hay Johnson grass in bales. Si2AI4 per ton. Cabbage-l14c per lb, Danish. Cheese-Fuil cream l2'se; selected, l3isc.
 oTanses@r7osida oonansesaiHss. sSs sa soaa7s. eSI Cocoanu.s-s3.2 25 bag. bushel.
 Navy Beans-sI 30 bushel. Woodware.
 Half Bushels-IFen- bound, per dog. s2-6o.. Peck Measures-Iron- bound per doz. g 2s
 Bnsksts-Two hoops; s2 so; three hoops, | Well Buckets-S3. 50 | Tubs-Paintsd. in nests. S3. 25.
 washboards-si.75Ga SO Hardware
 Sails-SSysS So s2so wire s27s 1 Cotton cards-s4 50. ] Hollow ware-C9untry. ac.
 Chain Trscss1s39s per dO1. Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Gren salted. 6c; dry flint. iI}sc; dry salted. l0c. | Reeswax-23kc per pound. | wool-Clear, unwashed. 4c; clear, washed, | lsq22c; bury. &c., burry, washed. l69 Sc. Drugs. | camphor-e2lsa67lsc per pound. | AluTn-3p "' 4c per pound. |. Sulphur-3laQ4c. | Salts--2i2d3c \ Gfnger-I21iSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, March 4-Cattle-Receipts 4.5oo natives. 400 Texans and 200 calves; steady to Ioc higher.
 Choice exnort and dreased beef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Hides, Wool, Etc

Hldes-Gren salted. 6c; dry flint. lI]4c; dry salted Ioc
 Reeswax-23kc per pound
 wool-Clear, unwashed. 4c; clear, washed I6d22c; bury. Sc; bury. washed. l6d Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
Temperature and Precipitation.

YSY seis.tsd Southern stations during hours. ending a. m. March 4, 1902:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
MARKS < GAYLE
 Cotton Merchants.
DAILY COTTON oUoTATIoNs
 FOR MONTGOMERY. F
Based upon American Standard ClAss'n' cation and actual sales, yesterday;
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

Tone-ouiet and steady,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-05
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-co,,on future.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Aomiral 6laB.

Ser neae 9ommanoeur Der S%Iottentation an
Der YaciFefite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

8rubsr bes &Oniss, unb bic !9eraosin
bon Gonnausbt ben 3Dnis Gbuarb unb
bic &0nigin Meranbra pertreten, neil
fi9 Der &Onis ni9t 70 lanse aus eng
Lamb entfernen mag, um bic &eife na9
DELFT gu unternebmen. gu ben @ds
fen bes @iaetDniss bon Snbien, 2orb
guraon, unb feiner @emablin, bic cine
seborene Setter BON Chicago 1T, tperben
unter Mnberem bic Mutter bon 2abp
guraon unb cine Samefter b~erfelben
adblen.
Selbi tpurbe als plab fir bic @ors
nablne Der Seier ausgenGblt, neil bort
am 1. Sanuar 1877 bic &Dnigin @ics
tDria als &aiierin BON Snbien protlaz
mirt nurbe. On 100000 perfonen
iperben BEL benz &rDnunss . b a T
(Werfammluns) benz &uiier buloisen.
unb Der @ioetOnig unb feline @emablin
tperben bterbei felbit als tDnisli4e
per5onert bebanbelt. Die Stabt perz
mag fir bic untertunft Der Seittbeils
nebner teinen Haum gu bieten, es tpers
ben baber fur ben @iaetOnig, bic pros
ninagouperneure, bic ei%ngeborenen
9errf9er unb Prtnaen unb bic offts
aiellen Sefttbetlnebmer auBerbalb Der
Stabt 3eltlager erri9tet. gs pirb
poraussefeben, baB bic srOBten Staas
ten Niiens gu Der Seier @ertreter entz
fenben.
Sie gtnleitung Der Seier bilbet Der
ant %. DECEMBER e~rfolsenbe @inaus
bes 8~isetOniss in Selbi. Ser 8iaes
fOnts unb bic berporrasenberen unter
ben Siirften tperben bierbei auf prd9tis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

tpeibem Marmpr beftebt unb nit Sab:.
rei9en pra9tpollen Stulpturen auseez
ftattet lit. Sm yStaatsratbsaimmer"
bes Palaftes itanb emit Der berii6mis
pfauentbrors Der aus f6peren, mil
Stamanten unb Yerlen aus9elegten
@olbplatten eearbeitet mar unb gu pai.
fen beiben Seiten golbene pfauen mil
arsgebreitetem gbelfteingefieber, iite;
biefen aber elm aus einem einsigen
Smarasb gei9nittener papasei ir
natiirliaer @rDbe ii6 befanben. Nus
Dir S9ab, Der srobe periif6e Groberer
(1736 biz 1747), raubte ale 8leino=
bien; Der jebt nod Dorbanbene SbroHz
fefIel lit Elm uni6einbares MObel.
9erpor5ubeben lit ferner Der 8utab=
Sburm, bas 249 SUB bobe fiinfitDdise
Minaret elmer unponenbeten MoI6ee.
bas fi9 i'm Mnflane an Die %bubbbiiti,
fden Sempel als rieiise periiingt'
SGule bon 47a SUB unterem 9urd)s
meKer erbebt, burd Gaaerien in meh.
rere QbfGbe get6eilt unb nit r0bren:
fOrmigen &annelirun9en bebedt 1T
Ser 8au nurbe um's Sabr 1900 boz
benz Recommendation &aiier Sutab.
uOzbin aufsefibrt.
Inter ben Woi6een 0elbis lit Der
Sauna Musiib (goloene Moi6ee) bic
prG9tigite. Sas 9ebGube lit aus peis
bem Marmor aufaefIbrt, Der moiaifs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

sei9miidten glepbanten reiten. 0ie
8eamten folsen gu pferbe ober in Was
gen. On 10000 Solbaten bilben
Spalier. Mm nd9iten Sage finbet Die
gr0ffnuns Der bonn @iaef0nis anseress
ten &unftausiteQuns ftatt, pel6e mos
berne Groeuenihe Snbiens, iopie aus,
gepdblte grobufte inbiiden 8unitflei>
Bes aus 0ffentliden unD pribaten
Sammlunser umfabt. Die &~rDnunsss
feier gebt bann am folsenben Sage on
berfelben Stele Dor ft4, auf Der 1877
2orb 2ptton bic &Dnigin @ietoria our
&aiierin bon Snbien ausrief. Sas
Mmpbitbeater, in tpel9em bic feierli6e
@er1ammlung absebalten nirb, bat ]
Meile i'm umfans unb bietet mebr als
1900 Perionen &aum. Ser 8i5ee
f0nig p~erIieit bic proclamation unter
einem 6 SUB boben unb 20 SUB i'm
nmfanse mefenben Sbronbimmel, Dor
benz ii9 bier Reiben size binaieben.
auf benen 1908 resierenbe 9dupter.
Gbeneute unb bobe Beamte plab neba
men, ipGbrenb anbere berporrasenbe
perionen in Der Mnaabl BON circa 5000
auf 8Gnfen fiBen. Wabrenb bic 5lasge
bes @i5efDnigs Dor benz Sbronhimmel
entfaltet tpirb, pflanat man Dor Der
@erfammluns sleiAseitis bic taiier'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

II Il + Il + + +
li9e Stanbarte auf. SGmmtli6e aus
bieiem NnlaHe UNI Delhi auIammens
~seaogenen Sruppen lino BEL Der gere:
monte auf benz M~an0perfeloe dufeez
ftelt.
Inter ben auf bic Sauptfeierli9fett
folgenoen Seftli6feiten. pelde fat IA
Sage bauern, iinb gu %erpdbnen: elm
Srbenstapitel i'm SbronIaale bes Mps
suls i'm Sort, an tpeldem iiber 200O
perfonen tbeilnebmen, Elm Staatsbaa.
Seuerperfe, SefteKen. 5eitgottesoienfte.
umaiiae Der gin~geborenen, iotpte etne
Sruppenf9au, on pelder gegen $4,000
Mann englii6er Sruppen, geeen 90,
900 Mann einseborener Sruppen i'm
0ienfte inbii9er Siiriten unb gesen
1000 Sretpilise tbeilnebmen. 8ei bic
fer 9arabe pirb jeber S~ruppentbeil bss
tnbif9en !6eeres pertreten iein. Die
Yarabe pirb BON 2orb &ttG ener, benz
tiiralid na9 Snbien obsereiiten neuen
Sbertommanbeur Der ensliiasinbiz
fben Mrmee befebliet. Die G:iftebr
bes 8~i5efOniss bon Delhi na9 fsinsr
Heiieena &altutta erfolst am 10. Sc
r1lar.
Selbi, cine Der Glteite unb bebeu.
tenbften Stdbte Snotens, adblt sur
3eit 100000 g%intpobner, bon bene7
bic sr0Bere 9dlfte 9inbu iinb, tpdbrerp
Elm GROCER proaentiab aus Mobam>
meoanern unb Der &eit aus @urppdern
unb Gbineien beftebt. Wesen ieiner
bielen Ruinen nirb DELFT bas rGom
4fiens" genannt. gu ben merfpirs
bigiten @ebduben Der Stabt geb0rt Der
In Der erften 9dlfte bes II. Sabrbuns
berts erbaute &eiioenapalait Der @robz
mosuls, Elm iberaus peitlduftser 8ul,
Der in fetnen f9Onften Sbeilen aug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Daa klriusre Nrhrl.

g m g a It Ser 8raten 1T
eleno, aber i9 bari ibn ni9t ite6en lai-
fen, ionit fries' i3 ibn morgsn ais
9uldi6 lerpirt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Drriuuthn,tu.

Gle: sd peritebe ni9t, pie bic
itattli6e Srau bieien Mann beiratben
fonnte!"-G r: n8ielei9t Fat lie i'm
erit in Der Gbe fleinsetriegt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

JVtUtz NUNItIUI JVHtV VIWB.
bisberiger &omlnonbeur Der Marines
nebunesIdule auf Oerbu 8uena S.
Lamb BEL San Srancisco, ben Sbers
befebl iiber Die Slottenftation an Der
4aeificfii1te erbielt. Gr lit bamit Der
Na6folger bes 4omirdls Silas Gaien
setporben, Der our 3eit bic ameritani=
fden SntereKen in panama in 10 eners
glider Weiie ipabrnimmt.
9enrp Slab itammt aus &entudb
unb trat 1860 in Die observation-disclosures
gu 4nnapolis Elm. Sn 1863 gum
Gniign ernannt, nabm er auf Der So
nnnbdiauo" on elmer Reihs BON Mftin~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

Gin pi9tieer @e9fel in ben Obers
&ommanbps Der Ser. Staaten=M arine
bat btefer Sage iniofern itattsefunben.
als Der &ear=I bmiral 9enrD SLAB,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

1ler &rDnuns gbuarbs VII. als eng
VI lii9er 3Dnis bat nod feline &rDs
1uns als &aiier bon Snbien gu
fplsen. Die @e~rtinbigung bieier &rOs
1uns sef6iebt am 1. Sanuat 1903 in
Debit. 8ei Der Seier iperben Der 9er5os
bon gonnausbt, Der einaise nod lebenbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

artis nit rothem Sanbitein abpedieli
Den 9aupteinsane bilbet cine i9ons
brette Greitreppe. Ser Hiefenbof Der
Moidee sibt $4,000 Big 10000 On:
bG9tigen &aum. Oie beutise 8ebeus
trns Delbis, bas felt 1857 in eng.
lifdem Befibe fi9 befinbet. berubt in
ieinem Iebbaften, allssebebnten 6anbel
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-18
STRATTON NO MORE.
The Colorado Millionaire Left a For
tune of $4,000,

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. b.
The body OF Winfield Stratton, who
died Yesterday, lies quiet in death in
the parlor Of his residence in North
/ Webber Street.
/ Stratton vas the most unassuning
multi-millionaire in the west. The
father Of Cripple Greek and one of the
builders of Colorado. died at twenty
minutes to ten last night, at the age
ffty-'our. He looked to be ten years
older, having suffered for many years
from liver and kidney troubles which
aged him greatly.
Mr.. Stratton leaves behind him an
estate variously estimated in value at
from fifteen to twenty millions. What
will be done with this large sum Is not
known. L. is a matter for much specu-
lation. He had relatives and had al
ready provided for them.
He was divorced from his wife years
: ago. They had son; the boy stuck
to the mother and asked and received
nothing from Mr.. Stratton. OF late
years many have believed that STRAIT
ton had a great love for the boy who
stood by the divorced wife, and that
the vast estate will be left to him.
This, however, is mere matter OF
speculation. STATIONS only surviving
sister, Mrs. Cobb, OF California;, who
was with him when he died, tad al
ready been given large sumsbby the
millionaire.
1t is believed today teStratton
will leave the splendid car system here
to the city, aud that Colorado college
will be magniicently endowed. His
will was made few weeks ago.
With the exception of a brief trip to
California six years ago, and run
over to London to settle up the &c.
900, 900 sale OF his independence mine,
Stratton has lived in Colorado contin-
uously for thirty years. He was born
in JefersonYille, Indiana, July D.
1913.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-18
Convicted of Cattle Stealing.

Hon. Wiley 2. Jones returned Sat
urday 'a-i from Silver City, where he
( had been called TO assist District At
tOrney Llewellyn in the prosecution of
K. L. Stanford, who was charged with
stealing u head OF cattle from II. c.
Day, prominent stockman o. Dun.
can.
It has long been the habit in Grant
county to turn alleged cattle thieves
loose. but Mr.. Jones made such a
strenuous fight that Stanford was con-
victcd, and will coon be sentenced for
term in the penItentlary. The cat
tie were stolen from II. c. Day, who
runs what IS known as the lazy u brand
go called because it always lays down
like this - Stanford had a ranch In
New Mexico. He registered lazy B
brand with a bar underneath il. and il
was brought out in the trial that the
brand had been registered about the
time the cattle were defaced. Stan
ford claimed that he purchased the
cattle from man named J. 4. Stan
ford and produced bill of sale for
them, but it was shown that the
writing on his bond given a short time
previous was the same as the sigma
ture on the bill of sale. Numerous
other points were brought forth by
the prosecution showing his guilt.
This is the third time the case
has come to trial. but before the jury
failed to agree. This is the first cat
tie stealing case in which a verdict OF
guilty has been rendered in Grant
county for several years although at
every term Of court the docket is
mostly made up Of cases Of this kind
Mr.. Jones was congratulated upon his
ability and style OF handling the case
by many OF the stockmen OF Grant
county, and before returning home
he was employed in several other SINH
lar cases.