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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet but nrI:
No spring wheat. zoe: No g. T2c No red a44ag aSc:
No corn. 4534c No yellow, 4o+sc: NO oats ol54c
No white S2Ac; No rye Sac; good Ieeding DarIe5
81 is; No Northwestern 81 "a: prime timothy SEED
ST. lard per 100 n 7saSle Pa short rios sides
oose) SIS 71sQ$S 629; dry salted shoulders sSoXedl
IS S54ss 50 short sides (boxed IS ISgSo 81 =
whiskev basis Of high wines. 81 81. On the Produce
Exchange to-day butter market was quiet ana easy
creameries lSa27lsc daires. lIq2oc ggs STEADY iosS
an cases returned 25c. Cheese firm. 13qlS5sc
No Northern 1S1sc: Northern, I11sc; No = sprns
6sIs, To arrive. 1 hard. I4Ac; No Northern.
7SSc: December 731sc; May I64 gtosc maearonI. 30
65kc No 2 63isc Oats-December, ~ &c May d192o
= Note: Wednesday and Thursday holidays,
Milwaukee, Dec. 23.-Wheat steady Close: No North
ern 37I7TI4c Northern I5lzg 10; May 41tsc- Rye
steady No l. 5Iac Barley steady; standard 5oc SAM
ME lla56c. Corn-May, t3hc
Note: Wednesday and Thursday VIII De hoiidays on
Board.
MINNEAPOLIS Dec. -Ciose--Wheat-December. % he;
MAJ I5fsG75Ec: on track No hard. 7513c: No l
Northern T41=c: No Northern 73c Flour unchanged
bran, in bulk sl5
philadelphia, Dec. 2s-wheat quiet. but steady: con-
stesdv No in export. elevator 81 1iG52c. Oats firm
ana isc higher; white clipped 3Jtsc Butter firm
Western creamery 3Oc; extra nearby
6Tints glc quiet but steady; fresh nearby. &c
ns On. fresh Western &c off:
2Gs727c loss off fresh Southern Csc loss on Cheese
arm fair demand: New-York full prime. small
I3Aa14c; fair good small. l3Hl5t2c; do prime
large 1342c do fair good large 1341Ssc- Receipts
Elofr 900 bbs 4.7950oo 10 In sacks wheat 1000
hush corn I46 bush; 1900 Shipments-Wheai
$500 bush corn. 5000 bush; oats. 14.uO0 bush.
St Louis Dec. 23-CIose: Wheat-No red. cash;
3 99ihe Corn.No cash iiISc; December 45l4c bid
MAY ss1s@39asc bid oats-No 2 cash. &c; December.
sc bid; May 3Shc: No 2 white 35c-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMoRE AND WAshINGrON-fsSo 80
-I2- IS Mdt. 8.
zFrom Liberty Street ony Daily FDsiy EXCEPT sun
day Sunday only +Parlor cars only ilVta Tamaqua
ofces: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astor House.
ia 26 49, 1900 1851 Broadway ls2 9th Ave - Union
I25th St. 273 West l25th St. PAS
SoITnbus Ave York; Court St. 344. $50. Fulton
slyn. Broadway. Williamsburg New York
transfer Co calls and checks baggage destination
w G. BESLER. = " BCRT
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

of fine graduated Sc Eagle fine granuated and
granulated 4s5c; diamond A. 1850; confectloneI ,e
z7Oc; Nos and 46oe: No 455e 30 4 2; No
10 z25c: No II Zoe No u. 4.15c: No 10 4ioc iEos
IA and Is 4O5c; No 16 &c Eagle powdered -,
crystal donnos T3Oc The London beet sugar ma
unchanged. with buyers at quotations Deee nne
a 1ad. and January at ss Z1td-
quiet nominal at 9s Cd for Java ana os - al
faf market steady out qee.. q.
former prices Centrifugal test. IS quoted at 10
muscovado SO test 7-16c and moasses sugar % e9;
\ cargo 1900 tons Java suset e.
Delaware Breakwater offered for sale OF &C. go 49,
sc test bid 37sc It was thougnt;
ever sold the market price OF 10 '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec, %, p. m.-Cotton-Spot in fair de-
mand prices points lower: American niddling, fair,
51sd good middlIng, !od; mddng 4 sd: 10y mddlng
ordinary 430d ordinary. A. lSd The sales of
the day 00oo bales Of which geo were for specu
5000 bales including So 800 American Futures opened
and closed steady American riddling o peceIn
44sG4 iad; December and January Also; January
and February 4 4sd; February March, 4sd; March
and April Asa; April and May 4.4sa45ed; May and
June. 4i9a45od; June and July 4teQt sod: jay and
1901 sod; August and September. 4444i 4SG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and yarns quiet and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations. un
changed On the basis Of 5c iddng uPlsna s ana
&c for middling Gulf. Sales. 400 bales ouet
markets were telegraptec follows: New Orleans.
unchanged al SIC: sales bales Mobile que IN
at bales. Savannah Qule. -
changed at SIC; sales az bales. Charleston,
i-l6c a Wilmington, frrn sc
size Norfolk steady, unchanged at oTioe;t sssc
, SO BALTIMORE nominal unchanged a.
Galveston firm pchanged at b-lec; sales. SIS eaies-
Augusta steady unchanged $50 sales $40 a." rs
ceipts New-Orlesns for to-norrow are 500 - ee
as compared 14514 bales actuai lasS
IO96s actual year Houston eApects ~ ,ss+
$500 10000. compared wltn osLo 0oo 10
week 70 PSI bales year At Galveston oO0O
700 in contrast with e614 bales last week. anu
16.75s last year. 4. A., .or,-
Receipts az the ports and interior points today. oo
a,rIth .dau IasfE week and last year.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne remain Arm and prices snow no
uncbanged Prices were quoted follows; - 49,,
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-OH bbls DOC: maehine oois'
55he. ,,, ..os
R0sIN-Comnon good strained, 81 soQSl ~; D. q 5o
si %: e 81 95Gs2; F. 81 059s2 10; G. 81 l2i - 90:
". 81 60as4 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
ltosln - 1865 .......... TAB bbls
Tar '''--------' 49,
Savannah Dec 23.-Turpentine firm at SIC: receipts
eg2 bbs: sales $50: exports, 40 Rosn firm; recelpls
si66 bbis; sales a.22e exports no. q99teS A. p ana
81 IS: NJ S. 85: N. So SIS; W G. 50 so: W w. 81 20
Charleston Dec. 23.-Turpentne and rcsn unchanged
yyjlninptnn Dec 23-Spirits turpentine firm at SIC;
recents Is casks Resin 81 35gS1 20; receipts
Ts hbls urpentine firm at 81 l54S3i receipts Io
bbs Tar Arm at 81 co. receipts. $40 hbls. ~ VT,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S9S 442o ftos4h
American strained. 5s: fine, 9s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

and unchanged Ohio and Pennsy vania washed delane
33934c: Michigan. 30GS1c; No S132c; No ? S0G3le:
coarse 26H27c Australian wool here il rather quiet With
the little Offering selling prices much below what the
be choice
basis 75GSOc; good 73GT6c: average. T29T4c.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

81 II
sTAT Y sa9 e ws yD rrTaNP4 sTREs
sgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twents-third street.
Station. except where otherwise noted
and Dining Car New York 70 PittsouEg Sleeping Car
So ( + fi%FFES fsTs5R'c COM
Fer s ssso es sHesnd T6a psr0
92 p I, @ L@giSy s. aI louis SPECIAL 20
hour train me to GhiensS A Pullman
Observation. Drawns-room Sleeping Dining. and Buffet
gss2s sp ss:n h1Is .d EPgsvs
ndiPap9s SRieagS s. egis Di9ing Oar Pi,tseur
'' Cincinnati. 1ndianapois LoasTilie' St Louis
ing Car For WEIGH W. Va Vta Shenandoah Valley
0-$S F: VI. WESTERN ExPREss;-For Chicago. For
7.55 P. NJ. PAcfFIc fixPfsEss Pitsbprg and
B9uts C2nnest4 f9E ceysand except Sa1pESay Ex
PREs%for Piftsb 5nS Cleveland ard cincnnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Isndt Streets 1920 Dining Io55 Dining Car,
a. m II 90 CBi9ns Can 10 SDes6rosseS and GortU
Parl9r and Dining Cars) s25 Dining Car' Is DIN
sunday q SO lining ca5. IO55 DINING , Car
r Par Or. and Dining SaEs1 $S Dnng Gam nIsst
soGTIERN RAiLWAYIES EXPIRE S. s-25. 4,25
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s55 a. m. and a.25
sEABoAFp AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Express. II is m
and New Orleans. 1925 p. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAILWAY.-755 a. m week
days, 12-55 and lbs p. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-I.5o a. m
sna $50 8 an @ aai AND 2s5 NJ
Sundays. 7.55 m. Through Vestbuled Trains Bu1et
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car Paor Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
cape MAY-l25 IS wesk-days. r,.,,-,., ,.-,-,
For points New York Long Branch Railroad tron
West Twenty-thrd Street Station SIS a. II 10.
325, 455 and II. % p week-days- SUNDAYS e25
streets). 900 a. 12 20 $40. 10. and 1So p m
weekdays. Sundays. q AZ a. s - n m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 esbrosses CortIandt Streets 900, TBS, 755.
g. rs s5j 25. . ~ Penra Li-nitel 1910 feshrossss
and Cortland Streets. 10 aO Dining Carr 1885 DIN
ing Carr. 11.55 m, 12.55 Dining Carr. LIS Dining
Cer 210 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 700, 253
3Z5 Dining Carr 3.55 4.25. 425 dining Carl so tDin
ing Carr. 555 Dining Carr 755. SIS. s-55 9-25
s. 25 SIS. nImited) ass 1885 Dining Carr m.
II So Dining Carr. 55 Dining Carr B. % Dining Carr
S56, 20 Dining Carr IS Dining Car: 800 Dining
Carl 7.55. S.25. SIS. 925 Q. M, IL 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46i 1854. III and PSI Brnadway 1S2
Fifth Avenue below 23d STU 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
10Th St: Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Station, stations foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street 90 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN; Station;
Jersey The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and baggage fron hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

Coffee cables: Rio-Soffee market steady: No aloi
for the United States, 10000 bags; stock $500
sautos-Cofee market quiet good average santos
Cafe market opened :. pig lower; al 2Se p N, was
unchanged lower: sales SOeO bsss- 6aNIe
Coffee market opened quiet unchanged at L m I'm, un
2 4 franc lower TO y franc
M uncllanred sales. IS. GOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

coTToN-Busness at the Gotten 6 5earine the
S1lsavs The market opened steady at oeelne o. ~
points advance OF points an 49, US 6ua 10
r-a-.5 ,cirr The early hrTnnesS was ous -
fstcstions Of moderate receipts. and TOOK plaGe az
80 - sarieb csb,es The were parIiculsTy
favorable sf the close when decline OF S1fgs Prs
indications 10 recelpts oecdle Oe
resumed upon more ecllNe sSA.s:
sultnr in decline 5QG points witn me ma ~;
loss points net ADVANCE o. PoIt
Totsl sales were 5000 bales The oeclnlils
market arrested 10y statement az
dressed ty the eader the January deal 70 al me 70
Ct Cotton Exchange, in whch ne
Toan rlsces on any notices for the delivery ol
erv contracts thus rendering Il unnecessary 'ia.
hinder delivery OF cotton "a
should be sold upon notices to the
.hose xno nav short. regard tnls as an
make selling basis by soaring the Snort nv tots an
hut deterninauon 10 laAs 80
srsn1S ~ ot+on that may offered For come time
past cotton has accommodating al Ne"-1oiH -
January contracts ana
la pad bales against 965I9 December l. o. S.os m
snount 100 81 bales certihcated, against 90 S @
December / The selling this afternoon was c So,,5
seadness reported by the spot nsIkelS o. bss5 tbe
these closing UNCHANGED nc higher but at Dest e
% msT1t vas 9uitt prices IN the local to-day
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. Il
Liberty Street south Ferry (time from South
Ferry tive minutes earlier).
EASToy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENrOwN AND
MAuCH CHJNkmooz4t!o9 x Gi5 ES aston en,y' go
days, q, . A M LOO $50 P n
A n. 500 p NJ Sundays. a 25 a u, LOO P. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHI ESST. TOMS RESE Err AND
BARNEGAT-z4Oo 30 A n. 1:3o g. 40. 40. Lake
and Iakehurst only) 500 Cx530 Lakewood only)
2. NJ Sundays, 1000 A. NJ.
ATLANTIC CI,TH-+9 90 = y $40 p ID - -.
VISELAND AND BRIDGETUS-tz4.00 A. NJ, f1.5o
Lone BRANCH. AsBtRx PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHoRE
POINTS-z4O0 $50 11-30 A NJ. LAS, $50. $50 p. NJ
SUNDAYS sxcs2t Ocean Grove 100 A ", 800 p a. -
PHILADELPHIA (READfNG TERMINAL3-zs425 %.
WOO rs 90 20 co. $1,000 t1I.Oo A. NJ, +12OO. "1Oo.
100 t2Oc 1900. 400 '5.O0 1900. 1880 500 ?. NJ
oath AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. IS 80, s1oSo-
s1I.sO A. NJ. 100. t'3.4o. $50. 100. to- p NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
wILLIAMSPORT-llioo E425 $500. lts 10 (looo
HOO A. NJ. Reading only). lISf.Oo 10. 700 P. NJ
Reading Pottsville and Harrisburg only fAOo. $500
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I a. fhs ,or+s and interior points to-day,
. - L. z.-ael- and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: sot a
doing sales loo0o bales specutsH
export loo; American 5000. Receipts $500
can 90 600 Mdding upland 454c Fntefes ~ -
quiet 10 . points decline. Closed steaoy ny
points lower December, z4S0 44sd: pecshnp 100,
fsruary-February February March ana
April-AIay .4Sd: MayJune Juhe-Juss
yuly-Aueust 4ed54 SOD: August-Sepe
Nsschesfer yarns QUIET steady Cloths more oeran
pRUGS-opum steady but a1let ana 90 15ss1
with cases quoted 7oas2 121z oSbins al ~ 'Zag
t2 7z and powdered So 35elx5 40 81 o.sso
steady with quoted 81 eoqss ounces ~ 81 o. sS
And eigaths 81 25@$2 30 Quinine was s.eaos e.
BE. ESSENTIAL oILs-he market %ss ss anoted
firm quiet important Az
Pennyroyai quoted at 81 1sass o. pspsar
mint tins. 5o@s5 and cases al ssgss g Soss
mint quoted IS Joqx3 - ano tanss ,5ocToe-
nand moderate. with Sa -ss5s4 70
Northern was quoted at 1896 Southern Al 30 S,tS
golden seal 5lf5sc: Western t<.Ss csnade
ern 7sc; snake Virginia. seQ4sc Texas. 49e4'e' N
Gq5pe -. naturally
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Busnass II hour na ,s,naInes
eox a cash wheat N tne halSers 10
firm. there war disposition the par o. III ~ zone
concessions the market am
Spring patents 81 1oMs4 winter stA1k SKA
y winter patents 6odS3 go; SPRING ,.infer
81 ~: extra No | winter ss9s5 -; ezra NO
e. s5gs2 g0 rec dog s22G$23 spot sho AZ sno
BuCKWHEAT FI-OCR-Qutet: qpole9 $500 Fair TO
70 arrive .....hYE FLOUR-puii psx1,ss 40 -.
i5ag3 80. choice fs ,cs - ss5sos,ss 40 a.
ccRNMEAI-Gtesdy: quoted; KIN dreo' 80 ssi.e and
BAGMEALouiet an s@si 20 me vi" FEED
4teads. quoted. Spring bran SPOT s1' W. s~NA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
Business OpnortuniIies.

NOR SALE-The American Patent Rights for attach
Il ment Steam Boilers, which saves an average o.
ano Of the coal account best English
Firms Apply Box 1904. Sells Adv't Offices. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD,
CSew Central & Hudson River r. R.. Lsssee)
Trains leave Franklin St Station. New York as roI-
lows, m OF West I'D St. y, r:
q. 70 A. M--For intermediate points to Albany.
III. 20 Al Mo- Mohawk Express
100 p IT. Chicago Express
q IS p M-Cont. Lin for Detroit. Chi & st. Louis.
f3. as P Ma For HudsOa River points and Albany.
800 P M.-For Roch, Buffalo. C7eveld & Chicago.
+7.45 P M-For Roch Buffalo. Detroit and st, Louis.
-915 P M-Fer SYRIA, Roch.. Niagara Falls bet & Chi
TDaIy except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex:
% at f1o.45 a: NJ. 90 at e 45 p N Leaves Jersey
City P p r. f11-2O A. NJ. % 1885 P NJ
Time a principal hotels and Offices Baggags
checked from hotel residence By Westcott Express
A n SMITH c. z LAMBERT.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
New Central & River r R. Lessee1 .
Trains Central station. Fourth Avenue ana
42d Street. New York. follows:
1000 A NJ. t12.OO 400 P NJ. I'll 90 p NJ; az
rive Boston $50 p. NJ P NJ. 1000 P. NJ. 6.15 A. "
Leave Boston 1900 A NJ. t12OO noon, 400 = Ms
'11-00 P. NJ arrive New York $50 ?. NJ, s4o = Ms
1000 P. M. GA A NJ 49,.
Tickets ticket offices. AIS and 1zla
+ A IL SMITH GEORGE, H DANIELS.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
The Testimony

Frank Lamb who lives near Silver
ton. was the first witness called by
the state Had known Ramsby boys
about eight years, Did not know
Purdy Last March had talk with
Roy Ramsby near SilyertOn. when
Ramsby told him that he and Purdy
had taken the $500 that was reported
To have been stolen ] doubted his
story but he took me and showed me
the bucket In which II had been
buried. Ramsby said they found the
money In a yard. Bucket was under
the barn OF DR. Davis. Had another
conversation with Ramsby at later
date at SCOTS Mills In June. when he
told me he feared he was going to get
into trouble over the stealing Of the
money Ramsby never said to whom
the money belonged. but said Purdy
went with him when he got the money.
Carson conducted the crosseNam,
lnatiOn, and elicitod the fact that
both the witness aud Ramsby had
been drinking, and were more or less
intoxicated. Had poor recollection OF
conversation with Ramsby In March
Ramsby told him that the people OF
the neighhorhood were accusing him
and companions Of taking the money.
ON redirect examination by Me.
Nary. witnoi rs testified that Ramsby
told him that II he O.amb) did not be-
lieye that he stole the money he could
take him TO the Davis barn aud show
him the pail In which the money was
taken. Carson objected most positive.
ly to the question, which was answered
before the objection had been stated.
Court sustained the objection and. at
the request OF Carson, struck the an.
swer from the records
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29

The three bicyclists who have ter
roriled Salem, Coburg ana other small
towns In the valley arrived in Eugene
yesterday and We're found To be- peace
able citizens en- route for Southern
Oregon. Down az Salem they thought
IL was Tracy and a gang who would
try TO break into the penitentiary and
10 prevent such a catastrophe extra
guards were placed around the peni
lentlary policemen and citizens of
that city being warned to keep away
or run the risk OF being shot. When
the men arrived in Eugene. a life in.
surance agent. always ready for busi.
ness. sought out the man ne thought
was Tracy and wanted 10 write him
a policy because he considered him
the best risk In the country He was
disappointed 10 find the man Just an
ordinary risk. and not Tracy at all
Register
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
JAMES
RETURNS
HOME
Believes Tracy Is Still In
Washington
Preacher Who Saw Tracy the
Day Before the Break

J. r. James. first warden at the state
penitentiary. who has just returned
from trip TO Seattle. says there Is
not the slightest question in his mind
but the convict Tracy is still in the
vicinity Of Seattle. and that his cap
ture will yet be accomplished he firmly
believes. Sheriff Cudihee, Of Seattle,
and the officers Of Tacoma are of the
same mind, and Mr.. James reports
that quiet and systematic search is
being made for the murderer Besides
large number of men who are guard.
ing the mountains on either side of the
supposed hiding place Of Tracy, a
number Of detectives are working on
the case.
It was reported at the time Mr..
James left Salem, when his destination
was not known to other than the pris.
on officials, that he had been called to
some point in Washington for the
purpose Of Identifying some person
that had been placed under arrest for
Tracy, or that another dead body had
been found that also required his ser
vices for Identification purposes. But
these surmises were all without foun.
dation. II is learned that Mr. James
was called to Seattle for consultation
with the officers that are prominently
continuing the search for the fugitive
convict.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
TEACHER
VERSUS
DRUGGIST
Martha Claims David Hao
Agreed to Marry Her
She Appraises Her Injured
Feelings at S675O

Martha Wilson. a school teacher VI
the Stayton neighborhoOd, has oroush'
suit for breach of promise against
David B. smith, a druggist Of staytoh'
Judgment is asked for general ana
speclal damages in the sum Of st'7o.
Kaiser & Slater Of this city. are the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
In her complaint she alleges that on
December p, 1901, herself and the de.
fendant became engaged, and that II
was mutually agreed that they should
be married during the summer or iaIl
Of 1902. But the defendant, 1t Is al
legged. did not wait for the time to
expire. but on July 9Th notified the
plaintiff that he would not at any time
marry her. This gross unfaithfulness
on the part Of her alleged lover, and
the further fact that he Is reported TO
be engaged to marry another young
woman of the neighborhood, naturally
made the fair pedagogue indignant
and she was determined that 1t Is
but right that her alleged heartless
sweetheart should compensate her for
her injured feelings and the mental
anguish she has experienced since he
notified her that he would not be
hers.
In consequence she demands gen
eral damages to the amount of $4,000.
In the complaint the disappointed
school teacher alleges that, with the
prospect Of becoming married, in full.
fllment of the agreement between her
self and defendant she failed and ne.
elected to make any contract for
teaching school for the school year
Of l9O2O3. In this relation she claims
her services are of the reasonable val
ne Of $40 per month, and on this &C.
count she prefers a claim Of $3.50 The
refusal Of the defendant to live up to |
his part of the contract has resulted, |
so the plaintiff asserts, in injury to her
health, and great mental anguish for
which she seeks to recover $500 The
case will come up for trial before
Judge Burnett at the October term Of
the Marion county circuit court
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29

| NNonunued from nrst page.)
tIon OF the date set by your honor fol
J the presentations of claims. / will rec
ommcnd that they Dee received anJ
treated as are the other claims of Iik,
nature
In reference 10 the interest bearing
certificates of deposit nearly am OF th,
parties presenting claims for such ar,
claiming interest upon said certificates
upon date ot issuance The certih
Gates vary in length of time some be-
ing only tor Few months. othcrs be-
ing for one year
With the exception ut the variations
aud corrections mentioned herein. the
claims, as presented and reported by
me June y. 1902 agree with the books
OF Gilbert Bros.
The total amount of claims present
ed including those after date set for
presentation, amount to $l06.S529S.
This is exclusive OF most OF the inter
est upon the interestbearug certia.
Gates ot deposit
The amount OF cash iu my hands
July I, leo2 was $lolll.3o
The claims of Laurence and Ma,
hoter Ralph Matthews Ernest Bean
Marguerite Wilson and r.. A. Arrng
ton. herewith ClAUD CATCH.
Receiver
Receiver Catch was seen by a Jour
nal reporter and while he decliued 10.
give any statement as 20 what the
bank is liable 10 pay out he was in
clned 20 be- cheerful about the mat
Ter Il is suggested by such as have |
had reasonable opportunity 70 learn
hat the creditors will probably receive !
omewhere from SO To 20 per cent oil
heir claims.
The report shows the aggregatel
laims 90 be slo6.S5ss6. while the cash
n hand is Sl0llL30 OF couse there
10 other assets. aud most OF the pre-
rred claims have been settled with
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