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Following were the ruling prices a, -
The New Orleans Market

New Orleans, February lS'-e'n eriuss o.
rough rice were very light especlall' ~
Honduras lines, trading In when was con
ened 10 seyenty.two sacks Of Top sfaues,
clean rice ruled hrm on Honduras ana
anout steady on Japan, With trsdlns on
very H. nominal 358S sacks Of rough
ana 400 pockets Of clean; 4.
~ Ss,es 1904 pockets Of clean ana sepenLs
80 sscts OF rough, Of which seVsniy-t"o
were Honduras.
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CLEAN CONTINUES TO MOVE.

Clean rico firm on Honduras and quiet oD
Head 5@5Nc. strights 3A674l4c; screen
ingg 2i4m2&c. No. lMmlMc; Japan head
21sM384c, WITH actual sales al 2Mm3c; rough
Honduras steady and good demand nj 500
with actual sales Of Honduras at $3.50.
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AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED -lIustlcrs everywhere so tuck
signs dsirihute samples, circulars ei".
Address Southern Distributing Co., Draw
err t.. Lake CITY, lla IL
WANTED Men to sell medicine see
bach rcuo lll rs
LIFE AGENTS Secure thr bcst contract
on earth. note taken uuiii next fall,
write w. II Patterson. manager Hart
ford Life DALLAS. Texas n
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

ouIulne. 40d42c per ounce hottie; NOR
prime 81 25d2. 80 per ounce; cocaine, S6lp
per ounce; borax slsc per pound In lOo-lb
packages copperas 81 80 in barrels; castor
oil. $40 per gallon In 3-gahon packages,
alcohol. 81 7O030d per gallon sulphur,
So Go per 100 lbs In barrels; alum. 2A' per
pounds in barrels: ssltpeter &c per pound
In barrels, camphor zoe: wood alcohol,
ST %; gum opium, $685.: powdered opium,
S4s5; carbollc acid, 40a42c per pound in
bottles: calcium carbide, $500 per 100, de
liyered Texas common railway points.
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No ROUGH RICE
COMES TO MARKET.
stocks in Hands Of Planters Almost tx
hausted and Little More VIII Arrive
Seed Rice Moving.

The rice market is still active ou the
c,ean product aud very dun so far as rough
is concerned There is little left In the
hands Of planters and almost the entire
c,on has been moved. Seed rice Is be-
Ginning d, occupy the attention Of all deal
ers and a good share Of supplies for the
adi,cent territory are being sent out from
,bis ceoter Demand is fully holding its
own and requests in the local market are
-. numerous me min Is sold uncom-
Nelsst 1reg gnto the future aud no Tear Is
III as 10 the wants Of consumption on
the fancy grades
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HIDES AND wool.

81 Louiz February VIOLIN
.hazn.a. nedlum grades i3dls,s; light nne
lob. heavy nne sai2i tub washed iss
a4hs
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WIRE NAII.s-s2o5 base per keg.
BARBEU WIRE-GaiyanlZed Glidden,
SIS so per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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NaANIbD- Position in Houston; good In
INJURIES, fair penmau; can turn my hand
most any ion; my ability 70 determine
salary; references furnished Address
42AS this Office TX
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LOST--Pair pearl opera glasses 70 piye
SIX bag, at or on the war 20 fne Lh.s,
ter. liberal reward 10 Under Il retutnno
TO Houston Gas Light Coz lOiS NVeSS
lnerce avenue.
I---1,S;'T- One Sorrel pony, bride and saddle
m. branded Y on hip; liberal reward 81
Tered. j Y. Woods, Sartertia. Nsxsz ~
TTST--S73 Hinder please return % ~
Main street and get Ilbefsl sen-ra. -
T,T7ET--Snnail gray horse popy ne niann
Il reward Tor retsfB ~ zou ttsNts
street. G. r. Cupmipgs 4 Co. -
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WANTED Position by experienccd man
jackson street il
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"ANIE Position in wholesale or re-
tMl grocery. hardware or conlmtssiou
business; mad some experience; refer
SOP, this office X
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WANT Position nv reIiabIe young man
10 clerical work anywhere; prefer
ndmk or wholesale house; references; am
Mllllng 10 work 4aoa, this office Is
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MlbpiE AGE man wants work as ywTi
nan' understand gardening aud flowers,
n NH good mixer. Address aaS5, this
SITUATION wANTEp-A nrst class ,coop
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YOUNG mnu wants position as clerk In a
store or drive delivery wagon; am we'll
acquainted with city. can give references.
Address t207. this office IL
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hsl.l ABLE cplorod man. good ali around
Vuoh' W0nd Ike position. Stephen ID.
Brown, 600 broadway. Ia
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WANTED TO BUY.

T;T;T OFTTRS from others. then come 10
us aud get big cash prices for your soc.
opd hand furniture. Ba1 & Kullcr 4lt
travis u
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POSITION WANTED A young mun
sIeuogranher desires poslti8n prefer
one where | can assist keeping books;
can furnish good references Address
Frederick, 1920 Smith street IL
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GIT OFFERS from others. then come 10
US aud get big cash PRICES for your sec.
opd hand furniture. Ba7 * kuller. 4lt
travis ~
WANTED 10 BUY--Good yani dog one
nr two wears old; half bun and shepherd
preferred. Address, 422t, this o0ice Y
An INCORPORATED oil company having
spindle Top gushcr or owning undc-
Nclopcd acreage Ia proven spindle Top
tc,d can secure either guaranteed mar
kct for product or "seil out absolutely,
provided "hich toned" price rs not
asked Only fun detailed particulars TN
surs attention to Offering. Address, The
a. H. Company suite a0i. Bank of Com
mcrcc Building, New York 90
WANrED--Rollcr ton or FLAT deSk must
be cheap, citizens phone 40, or 100
Main street "a
PIANO 5NCUANGIl-6 TTUvis. pays cash
for second hand upright pianos 80
WANTED twenty-five cars nav; nrefcr
light bales g. l. ratt san Antonio. ~
WANTED no buy a good saddle cheap,
Mllsons stable. -
WANTED 10 buy stock Of dry goods or
tArni-hiug goods, viii rent place N suit
Hhlc state particulars. Address o4di, this
Office. I4
Will. Hj y and ply cash toy second hand
Nph2ht riguo John Seddcn. 1916 Cou
nav WANTED IN ear lots. quote price u
boy rs Bottom IcyHs. Is
SMALL lob paufiHg oU.Ht Eive dascdOjl0o
wu1 pugc p. S. r. g. o Bon go Beau.
Wuut rcN1-. IS
| HIGHEST PRICE TGI1 7or CASTOR cloiG-
/ ink Shoes and ul Kinds of merchandise.
Write 10 oehgucr 30 Milan street. 81
/ a ItnER 81 MILAN street pnys high.
! ctt price for old clothing. ,hoeh, hats.
nIoH p1,lll, VII glll -
/ IAl bishrst rriccs for roppoE brass @nr
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WANT job on street to do hard labor.
POSITION as clerk IN grocery or general
nerch2ndlso store small town preferred
lave three years experience eau keep
hooks speaks English and German will
work on reasonable salary Address y.
4 H. BOX 2a8 Rosebud Texas rs
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~ ~ NEED of good cook on camp or
section or any railroad laborer; hest ref
YTIs S Address Elijah, II Colby place.
houston. "a
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FoR a COOK or house glrl apply 27l
Dallas avenue. 16
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A NICE girl vents a place to work ~
house girl o. nurse; caH st itG Marsh
street; phone now 59s, or old i0S Miss
8prHh BrDckis. IA
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hLl-lABLB and trusty coored man wauid
IKE Janitor work or ofhra 10 keen; city
references Address Janltar 600 Broad
why. Il
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SEAMsTnESs who is swift with the
needle, would IKE sewing with dress
mnker ar Ia private fapllcs Address
41@a. This office l6
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WANTED 4 position nS nm an around
broom maker Apply Fritz Ensoiking,
Rrookshirc Texas IA
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WANTED TO BUY--Good want dog, one
preferred. Address. 1924, this office. Z
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Memphis. Tenn, February l3.-Cottou
seed oil-Carload lots per gallon: Prime
crude 33m35lA; of crude 49,; prime summer
yellow 80: choice cooking summer yellow.
less than carload lots per gallon, ~ Meal
and cake-Prlme % .D0I22 30; on 2O.vbs
y 90.
New York February r. Cotton seed oil
Dull ana easy; prime crude nominal; prime
yellow 4id41h,
New Orleans, February l8.-Cotton seed
ol-Prtme refined In barrels 4O12; on re-
fued 3glb: prime crude loose 3D.
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WANTED by u yonng settled lsdg n re-
tnemcnt as companion 70 n lady whose
husband Is on the road; references. 40
dress 420T this Office iB
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pRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy cvaporatcd, 5O-lb boxes,
9Am3lsc; Lib cartons, fancy, l0i@c; cartons.
choice, 9iac; choice evaporated, sac; sun
dried 6iac,
AFRIC0TS Ter III. loose, 10lsd1lc.
CITRON-m 10Th boxes, i4c.
CTRRANTS- 25lb boxes. cleaned, bulk
st2d9c lib cartons, 9l5@1lc,
DATES-1lb packages, TA@Sl9c; Fard
dates. 9c Hollowei, bulk, cobb boxes,
5nGc
FIGS Imported. 12t2M15c,
PEACHES Choice new stock S&G9c.
RAISINS California. 3-crown, l.. l..
boxes. 81 .65d175 4-lh boxes, l.. NJ rnisins,
60q7Oc 2-crown l.. VI, ralsins, sob boxes,
Ilam7Mc; 3-crown, L. NJ, 7AMSc,
PKI'Nl9S- California, 9o-iOOs, &c; S09Os,
age; 70-s0s, 81; 6O70s, SIC; 5O-6os, &c; 40
sos. Sc
NUTS Brazil, l6dt7c per 10; flberts,
Sicily. 13c; California walnuts, 13dl4c;
peanuts. fancy hand picked. jAq6c No.
,. 4M@5c; Jumbo, I@7ac almonds; Tara
gnna, 1Gd1Tc per lb in sacks; California
almonds. 15c pccans, loc; chestnnts Pied
montes Sc.
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a GOOD md rellablc coloccd man cook.
Address 42ol. this ofaee II
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WANTED by young lady steuogrsph er,
piece work 10 dc at home. Address 800.
ihif oGlce. ~
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WHITE GiWL wishes place 80 DO horse
work. Address a20G this Office. IS
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A NEAT Girl wants place as house
giY Coll Ii2e Austin Is
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POSITION wanted as q coos n good ex
pefiouced German cook hotcl. restaurant
on camp Address tl9H this office -
WAVE a lob as night CT day watchinsR BY
R0 experienced man can glvc good refer
encr. Address $3.50, This ofdce Is
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NANTED-A position Ia hardware store;
viii also furnish q good set Of timers
tools aud do inside work j. years expc-
ricnce Address d43S this 0iTicc As
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WANT a fob 10 do apv Kind Of hard
iebQr work by day or week: can give
feommendations. Address Tom Wat.
klns, 1917 Rusk avenue Ia
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WANTED - Position as travelling enieSn,ar
tpr good firm: want to learn the busl,
ness, ana willing TO accept small salary;
AtlCIences 426H. this Office IL
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ONE HONEST eolored gid wishes . sitns.
zion IN a private family; Is willing 20
work iOi2 Bingham street, IA
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and baker wants q sItuasIon: hest rrycr-
encc. 54as. this office 'e' M
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NANIED-Pogltiou as manager OF small
retail lumber yard by young ainglc man.
am experienced can give reference. Al
dress Boz %. Aocohn. TeXns. -
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TWO COLORED girls want nosition -
cooking OF nursing Address Lille =.
Wilson, =, o. Box 81, Houston, Texas. y
WANT q Job light house work or cooking
or washing and ironing, Lonlse smith;
2O0i Runnels street y
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A COLoKEn Grit wants work as bouse
glr or nurse. CAN 0ld Andrews street 10
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

BEANS-Imported navy beans. 4lsG4ssr
Bayou, 10; English dried. 3lic; pink. 3c
black eyed. 4Ad5c; Michigan navy 4c:
California navy. 4ttG4lAc, Snaps 81 90 nor
bushel; wax. $3.50 per bushci California
Limas, 5lg66c
BUTTER Blue Star. o2d23c: dairy 19c;
Elgin creamery 29d3Oc: Texas bricks. 15G
19c. Oloomargariuc- Lincoln solids loIac.
Lincoln prints l3lac Daisy solids. i6lri7c:
prints 1Sc: Monkeys special. fSc. CRYSTAL
Gem and country rolls. Zoe: Empire state
special, 15c special Blue Star. isc; Eiciu
dairy bricks 9Or: Ideal 1ftac: Purity
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CoTToM $40 PRopUcTs.

r o. r.. mill Texas interior points, ac-
cordIng 10 location Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose 30 n
Prime summer yellow oil, rs a
Ldnters. according 10 quail
ity ........,.,..,.... OF a o2h
Per ton.
urils looge ...........SS 90 n
rhine cotton seed meal. pa 20 NJ
Prime cotton seed cake. "a 90 a
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delly-
cry al Galveston.
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EXPERIENCED steady man desires mai.
ion as assistant bookkeeper or clerk
no objection 90 commissary or country
.AnMn Adtrcss 4212, this office III
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. f. o. II. cars from millers;
dealers charge from store 5d l0c more per
100 lbs on bran. 263c per bushel on oats
and corn, and 100l5c per loo ms on hay.
BRAN Per 100 lbs, Sl.15ml.17.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, $i25U
100
CORN-No > sacked, 7adSOe,
CORN CHOPS Pure, Sl.4GQl4 S.
OATS-Per bushel, 56l2d5sl2c.
HAY-Alfalfa Si5.0Odi5,50 choice tim
othy, Sl9OOM19. 80; South Texas prairie
hay, 81. 10000; North Texas and Territory
hay, S14,Oodl600.
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WANrED--Rolle ton or flat desk must
be cheap. citizens phone 40, or 100
Main street a
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AN ENPERIENCED night or daT watch.
nNsh wants Job ut once; can give city
lrIelchce. AdMress AAnG. this nflcn l1a
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NANTtD--A position ~ i Young man
VINO has had experience as dry goods
salesman, all depnrtmentss best OF rec
oniiahuations' Address d20s, this Office.
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

NNANTED-rA situation by good boy 10
a'l.e grocery wagon or porter around
-- Y store Apply at 300 Texas avenue. ne
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An INCORPORATED oil company having
a spindle Top gushcr, or owning undc-
vcopcd acreage ia proven spindle Eop
kNi fnr nrnhnnt or uenIl nIn nhanNtelN.
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PIANO 5NCuANGB-6l Thvis, pays cash
for secondhand upright pianos 80
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ma, PRODUCE.
fs'as Texas. saasso per
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
LUNA COUNTY REPUB-
LICAN RESOLUTIONS
tratlons and Instruct for the denomination
of S. R0dey

At the Republican county convention
held at Deming, September 27, the fol-
lowing resolutions We're unanimously
adopted:
1--WE hereby indorse and affirm the
patriotic and Republican principals
adopted by the last national Republican
convention and also that of the last
territorial convention.
I'VE .deplore the untimely death of
William Mckinley, the beloved presi-
dent, who twice led us to victory.
I'VE declare our confidence in the
leadership of President Roosevelt and
loyalty to his administration.
1--WE most heartily endorse the con-
tinued able and successful administra-
ton of Hon. M. A. Otero as governor
Of New Mexico.
1--WE heartily endorse our delegate in
congress, Hon. b. S. Rodey, and ex-
press our appreciation of his untiring
efforts in our behalf in the first session
of the 57th congress.
I'VE likewise endorse the efficient,
practical and economical manner in
which our county affairs have been
conducted by the present Republican
officials and congratulate them upon
their ability
The delegates to the Republican ter
ritorial convention at Ration We're re-
quested to do all in their power to-
wards the denomination of Hon. b.
S. Rodey for delegate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
ATTEMPT TO
WRECK A TRAIN
A Fish Plate Was Spiked to The Rail So
the Wheels Would
Strike II.
THE PLATE WAS BROKEN
Troops We're Again Sent Through the Panther Greek
Valley as the Turbulent Element Has Been
Acting In a Boisterous
Manner.

Reading, Pa, Sept 30.-An attempt
was made to wreck Philadelphia and
Reading railroad express train late last
night at Brooke's crossing, a short dis
tance below Pottstown. A fish plate
was spiked to the rail in such man
ner that the wheels would strike it
when the train came along. The wheel
of the engine did strike the plate
which broke and the train was not de-
rallied. The officials are investigating
TROOPS AGAIN OUT.
Tamaqua, Pa, Sept. 30.-After Il
lapse of several days, troops We're again
sent through the Panther Creek valley
today. The action was taken because
the turbulent element has been acting
in boisterouS manner in an effort to
non-unionists on their way
to work. The presence of the soldiers
had a quieting effect and although the
strikers and pickets were out in force,
there was no disturbance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
DR.. HILDEBRAND TRIED.
He Was Found Guilty Of Violating Territorial Laws Re-
IatIng to Physicians.

DR.. Hildebrand was tried before Judge
Baker at Albuquerque yesterday. He
represented himself and ably conducted
his case. He was charged with having
diagnosed certain ailments and having
prescribed therefor his own medicine,
which is said to be goat lymph manu-
factured in Switzerland, All this he
was charged with having done without
having complied with the laws of the
territory relative to those practicing
medicine. He was shown to be grad
uate of Berlin institution Of high re-
pute, and had only intended finding pa
tients and selling his preparation
through their regular physician. AS he
lost all his money gambling, he sold sew.
eral bottles direct. Judge Baker found
him guilty and fined him 500 and costs,
but suspended sentence on the agree
ment that DR.. Hildebrand would leave
the community. This was agreed to,
and he left at once.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
STOCK EXCHANGE
WENT WILD
A Violent Rebound in Prices Caused Opening
Gains as High as Five
Points.
TRADING WAS EXCITED
Secretary Shaw Was an Early Visitor at the Sub
Treasury and Discussed the Situation With
Many Prominent Bankers-Gratfled at
the Outlook.

New York, Sept. 30.-There wAre
wild scenes for an hour on tie stock
exchange this morning, OWING - the
violent reh4und in prices from >cster
days panicky closing. Opening gains
over last nights prices wa"e from a
fraction 10 A and 5 points. l. was evi-
dent that urgent luying by tn" dis
tressed shorts, played an i:'portant
part in the buoyant up rus1 as there
was a prompt relapse. Buyers in yes
terday's slump hastened to take prof
it's at expense of the shorts. Fluctua-
tions We're wild and trading very ex-
cited. Loans on call at Is to Is per
cent helped to unsettle the trading
again, but the market steadied and be-
came quiet by II o'clock at prices
above the lowest. The principal cause
, of the bound this morning was the an
nouncement of Shaw's intention to
remit the requirements on national
banks to maintain cash reserve
against government deposits which are
secured by government bonds.
Secretary Shaw was an early visitor
to the sub-treasury today. Shaw came
to the financial district for the purpose
of discussing the situation with the
lankers. Early callers included Pres
ident George f. Baker of the First Nat
ional Bank; Francis l.. Hine, vice pres
ident of that bank, and Vice President
Van Derlip of the National City Bank
The secretary expects to remain down
town the greater part of the day. He
expressed himself as being much graf
flied at the Improvement Shown by the
monetary outlook,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
TROUBLE WAS
EXPECTED
The Police Force Of New Orleans Was Con-
centrated at Street Railway
Barn.
NO ATTEMPT TO RUN CARS
The Power Connecting All But One Of the Circuits
In the Barn With Outside Lines Had Been
Cut 0ff-MuIes viii Be
IIsph
NO ATTEMPT TO RUN CARS

New Orleans, La, Sent. 30, Nearly
the entire police force Of New Orleans
was concentrated this morning at the
Arabella barn of the New Orleans
Street Railway Company with the ex-
pectation that there would be trouble
when the company attempted to run
cars today 1t was ascertained, how
ever, that the power connecting all but
one Of the circuits in this barn with
outside lines had been cut off. The cut
ting off of the power will not prevent
the running of cars in the lower or
business part of the city, but if any
cars are moved in other sections of
New Orleans, mules probably will be
used. The electric linemen in the en-
ploy of the railway company who went
out on a sympathetic strike yesterday,
refuse to repair the break in the sup
ply wire
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-30
DEVERY MUST FIGHT.
The Goodwin Delegation Put on tho Temporary Roll by
tho Democratic Committee.

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-Prior to
the assembling of the Democratic state
convention today, the state committee
decided that the delegation from the
9th assembly district Of New York
City, headed by Frank j. Goodwin,
should be placed on. temporary roll,
while the delegates led by the former
chief Of police, William s. Devery,
were mentioned as contestants. The
actual situation this morning as re-
CARDS the candidates was as clouded as
it was up to a late hour last night
Former Senator Hill said: "No one
man has been selected as the guberna-
torial nominee. The race is still an op-
en- one" The convention was called to
order at 1880 o'clock, and John B.
Stanchfield Of Elmira, temporary chair
man, addressed the assemblage.