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Cotton f.lpr,s .pened steady at thc deelln,

SPOT cotton closed uqiet, 70 points h!sheT
salea, II, 1888 bales.
Cotton, quiet; ra.ddling 1880: net receipts
Sc 5bales gross. 5,7ii bales; sales 1863 tales;
Total today at all seaports--Se. receipts
ca 533 bales; export to Great Britain. G3.USG
bales: to the Continent, l2,o2o bales stock
Consolidated a, ell sesports-.Net receipts.
as5.5o2 bales: export to Great Bti,ain: D,s
7202 sbales: TO Japan. 1900 bales; to Mexico
Tga since segsber st At all s c!sst
Britain. $50 4l5 bales; 10 france, lG52oo bales;
10 the Continent. 5Is.47l bales; to Japan, 1870
bales; to Mexico. 1890 oalcs.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 3o.-CoTToN-1n the
spot cotton market offerings were moderately
free both from factors tables and from the
sun5y board ssres ssh saes
including 1850 to arrive. Quotations Sc
higher. .,oos
were s0i5 points lower. The depression In prices
cid not continue long. sentntionauy 1ha
weather bureau forecast was pestr ain on OF ,ns 10
nonts higher than the lowest level OF the
morning and from 1917 points higher than the e
caused d b ths Of the Liverpool market
which did respond to the course o. pf Tns
In tho American markets y ,s. M ,n ia
have the situation well in hand, and that me
viii be able to send prices vel IN toward ioe.'
van Jf the movement does continue heavy.
Mnpy bulls believe that cotton win go to Zoe.
before the season lie over In the ttadlhs , utr
Ing thp afternoon there was sllSht shii.pls
Of values. ZONE positions closing NJ the highest
q the dy while otes5s lost from Moths
rom November to April Inclusive }" each, May
ii, June Sand July 9 points. ,o,,@,o,s.
Cotton futures firm: October o65&s dS
January. 1o.iOGIo.11: February, 10 $50 100;
March lo.2Galo27; April lG o. ,G;'7 10 as
lO.37QllO.3s June 1O.3og lo'4o' 'u1'' 'o''s'
10 AZ
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auct!oneers,
Corner zenith and Bank Streets.

81 SIX M TWo.sToRY 1TENEMESTs, E0s.
1888 1885. lGol, 1903, 1905 1907. AND q oN ~, r;
STORY sToRE - s;> p =, R ny! EL RGf L OF
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER q, OF
WAsHiNGToN AND CARY STREETS IsIISi
WITH a SMALL STORE 81 ;, T I I!;E GS
TWo SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN ,, TaE
sTREET: FRAME TENEMENT ON THE III
T ~ iIzTs MAP RS sc SNR w EEFv eAKY
sTREET SMALL TRAc It, or ?, , hAN6 ~ y
GRo RYE ROAR Eo W!r4 bE TE ROSE
MEATH ROAD AND TIE BELT LINE
RAILROAD: ALSO ONE N Al, APP 7 GAo HATy.
ACRES OF II, LAMP IN M T = p1AN or
GLENBURNIE.
In execution of the decree Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court entered o. Cea1.
her 81. 1908, In the suit of Joseph Schepers
VS.. Josephine Vollenkemper and others
the undersigned Special Commissioner,
appointed thereby, will offer for sale. a, at
public auction upon the ,prsilses ard ems
above property. IN the FOLLOWING o'uer'
y sI; !, NOVEMBER We . 1905
side of Grove Road. with a frame dwell
ling. and other out-bu'ldings thereon, con-
talning by survey bSo-lCOU acres. inns
nroperty fronts on Grove Road. and the
rear portion lies both SIDES Of Floyd Ave-
nue., extended. or the West Hampton car
Second. Say at 500 o'clock P; NJ, that
eon oN FRl Day So 81 ssfhi O. 1908
commencing at 400 o'clock p. NJ. prompt
First. That frame tenement, No 500
West Cary Street. with lot fronting 27xloo
Second. THOSE seven frame dwellings
on south side OF Cary Street Nos. 1913,
1888. 1901, 1905, 1907 and 1869 West
Cary Street: also a lot at the southwest
corner of Washington and Cary Streets;
fronting IS feet, on which there Is a small
frame store and two frame tenements IN
the rear. ~
a plat of most of the. above property
can be seen at the office of the auctioneer
and at the time OF sale. Nts
All OF this Is good properly, ~ good or
der and should commend itself to those
wishing to invest, or TO purchase modeT-
ate size homes,
TERMS--One-third cash. the residue ~
three equal instalments at Q. IL and Is
months. with interest added the pur,
chaser to give his negotiable notes, ard
the title retained until the whole Of the
ordered by the court, or all cash at the
f. II. SUTTON, Jr.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has been
duly given.
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MONEY AND EXclIANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. strong. to per cent ;
closing bid and offered. 4; time loans.
firmer: sixty days. 5 per cent: ninety
days and six months, bid: prime mer-
camille paper. IL TO 3 81; sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business in
bankers b lis at 4s5 for demand and at
rates. 4s2 IL to ls3 and lSs to ass IL:
commercial bills. 4Sl "a; bar silver. GO;
Mexican dollars. 46.
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teepsie. pig iron.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. 80. 1909
ARRIVED
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers and
Cchci.l cargo
Dssnsss Baltimore and
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In execution OF a decree OF the Law and
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond in
the suit Of "Wortham ct als vs.: IalleX
ct ais" entered November ID. 1888. VIII
sell BY public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 4. lvS.
Mt 4:30 O'Clock P. NJ, that excellent. well
arranged and thoroughly constructed
three-story brick dwelling above referred
to, containing about twelve rooms. pc
sides baths. store rooms, etc.
IN the matter of convenience and dssir-
ability of location and excellence or nelgn,
borhood this. property IS hardly eXcelle99
by any In the city Of Richmond, ana
should attract the attention OF those wish
ing to locate In that most attractive Por-
ton of the West End.
The lot upon which the house STANDS
fronts 80 feet and runs back 1853 feet, more
or less. to an alley In the rear 10 feet vide.
Tho house can be inspected by applying
to either OF the nuctioneers.
TERMS+Cash sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and sale. and one-tourth or me
purchase money In addition. and the resi-
due at 4, s and IL months for notes, Win
interest added. and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property.
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the above decree mas oeeh
dulyg given. 49,.
oct 30.tds P. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
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CINCINNATI, o.. Oct 3o,-HoGs-,Actov'
and lower at SiG5.35. Cattle-Dull and lowe q.
ut S2Q4.4O sheep-Stcndy at $l.'o@o'.o
Lambs-Strong at $375Q5.Go.
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CLOSING FOND QUOTATIONS

fhic,oo n md Quincy new 4s.......... o.
ShicSso' n and 81 paul gen. A. s....... ll0K
Chir,,n and Norihwcstern con 7s........ 1B2
chicsso r. I and Pacific 4s......... 1874
Chicago, II. I. and P0c. col. 5s.......... -"
G.. c., C. and st. Louis gen. 4s... -. y,
c,sn1,1 tsd Tnh,cco ds............ 5jb
az snna n nd Southern 4s............. S8Ht
Gonr"r and Mo C;rnnde Is ............ t11a
Tsi,, r;nr ,ian IA ............ gSH
FL ZIP r. IN. a. Observation-Disclosures. S3M
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. ...... lgd 4,
IIocling Valley AIS. l USs
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s.........-. M
Manhattan consol gold as. wa
Mexican Central Is ........-.......,.... e
Minn. and St. Louis As .............. ~
sfiss1sr, Kan and TEXAS DDS ........ TEX
MtInusi n II Of Mexico con- 4s........ e9js
Sau, Vary Central GEN, 3bs........... 1904
Nv jerev Central gen. s5............. 102h
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY Sutton 81 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

by sutton ~ Co.,
Real Estate Auctoneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT BRICK
n STORE AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAR.
SHALL STREETS. KNOWN AS NO. 3Si
NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.
At the request of the owner. we shall
offer for sale, at public auction, upon the
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Q 1908,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ, tho pi operty above
described.
The store has dwelling above, with
three or four rooms.
The lot fronts on tho west side OF
Eighteenth Street. and runs back between
parallel lines to an alley. one. Of which
Is the southern line OF Marshall street. :,
This property has always rented well
and will pay as an investment.
Don't fail to attend this sale.
TERAiS-Liberal. and announced at sale.
SUTTON e. CO..
oct30-tds Auctioneers.
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The bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has been
''' C. o. SAyILLE
aet.Sl-tda Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY ]. Thomp-on 3 own G. Co.,
lib Main Street.
Special Masters Sale TO the
HIGHEST BIDDER,
z 10. and l8.aCRE FARMS,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
In pursuance Of decree entered in the
United States Circuit Court for the East
ern District of Virginia, entered August
II. 1903. in the suit of Van Wyck Horton
Us. merlcan Home Buiiding ard Lea,
Association. appointing the undersigned
Special Masters, therein appointed for
that purpose. will sell at publ auction.
on the premises. to the HIGHEST BID
DER. the real estate mentioned In said
decree. In the following order and tine:
MONDAY. NOV. I'D, AT 4 P. NJ,
two Small Farms in Chesterfield county.
on the Courthouse Road, just at the IN:
tersection OF the Cogbill Road and Old
Hundred Road: the first containing 10
acres, more or less. known as the lamp
ton Friend tract. and second. tract adj
Joining. containing II IL acres. more or
less. known as John Irwin tract: both hav-
Ing frame houses and other improvements
thereon.
! TERMS-One-third cash. balance and
IL months interest added, and title re-
talned until all purchase money is paid:
A. B. DICKINSON,
S. S. p. PATTESON
Special Masters.
The bond required in tho above decree
has been given. -
Brown & Co.. Auctioneers.
oct 3l.2t
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AS trustee in the deed of trust from
Alexander Jonathan and wife, dated
June IS, 1876. recorded in d. 3. los b.. page
80, Richmond Chancery Court, and In pur-
suance of the decree of said court, en-
tered on the 18th day OF October 1903 In
the suit styled III F. Jonathan vs. p. f.
Teiscr ct ais will sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1903,
at 4:3O o'clock p NJ. the real estate re-
ferred to in said decree. It being the
valuable lot. with the substantial three
story Brick Store and Dwelling thereon.
fronting twenty-five (22)Ifeet on the west
side of Seventeenth Tor MarkeD Street.
between Grace and FRANKLIN Streets. OPP
posite the Fish Market. and running back
seventy (70) feet to an alley. designated as
No. ia North Seventeenth Street, ana pc,
Ing well known and well-esta bllshed
business stand. with spacious and COM
Portable residence over the store.
TERMS-Cash
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Tho bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has beer
duly given. ,,,,r
oct 2e-tds Clerk.
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oct30-tds
BY ]. s. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

IT RUsTEE'S COURT SALE,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
OF THE
WE'LL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AMI
DWELLING, NO. ia N. SEVEN
TENTH, OR MARKET STREET.
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Snot cotton closed uqIet, 70 FHiHts h!gHtTi
middling uplunds, 1850; mlddlins gull, 1870,
salea, II 1888 bales.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

,.s .
In pursuance OF decree Of August list.
1903 in the suit styled Augustine &.
Glover VS.. ]. II. Stout ct ais" In the
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond.
the undersigned Snecial Commissioners
will sell by public auction, on the prem
80 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1908.
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate re-
ferred to in the said decree; 1t being the
three, one story and basement. frame
dwellings Nos. 1902 1904 and 1905 Beverly
Street, containing four rooms each. and
fronting 5Oxs4ls feet on the north line Of
Beverly Street. between Linden and Beech
Streets and now occupied by tenants a IS
per month each, the entire property rent-
ing at the rate Of $3.50 per annum This
property will pay well as an Investment.
and parties Interested In It are urged to
attend tho sale.
TERMS-One- half cash. the residue by
negotiab BILE note, with interest added, and
paya BILE twelve months from Gay Of sale;
or all cash, a. the option of the purchaser,
and the title to be retained Until the pur-
chase money Is paid In full aud a conveys
ance ordered by the court
L.tO. WENDENBURG.
JAS w. ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners.
J. B. Elan & Co.. Auctioners.
The bond required OF the Special Corl-
missioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
Teste: Cf1AS. y. SAVII1Lss
Get 29-tds clerk.
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The bond required by the above decree
OF the trustee has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
oct os-6t Clerk.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Oct. so. 1903.
SALES.
virginia $500 at Gag
virginia Centuries--S5 000 at o4h; $1,000 at
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate AuctIoneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

COMMISSIONER S SALE OF THAT
- LARGE THREE-STORY RI c X
DWELLING. NO. 29l3 EAST MARSHALL
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BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF
No. 3OO3 MAIN STREET,
FRONTING LIBBY HILL. PARK.
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets,

BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctionesrs. N
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE 81
~ OF A q
SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF ST. PETER STREET,
JUST NORTH OF BAKER
STREET. KNOWN AS NO. a26:
In execution of a decree of the Rich.
mond Chancery Court, entered on the go
day of October 1909. in the suit of James
M Jasper ct als. VS.. Mary f. Bullock
ct ais, the undersigned Special Commis-
sioner appointed thereby. will proceed to
sell at public auction. upon the premises,
~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1903. -i
at 1880 o'clock p. NJ. the above described
property.
with city water and culvert connections.
The lot fronts rs feet on the west side
of ST. Peter Street, and runs bAck
good depth
TERMS one-thlrd cash. the balancs IN
two equal lnstalments at anG ]? months,
the purchaser to give his negotiable notes,
title retained until all the purchase money
IS paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court; or all cash, at the option of the
j. THOMAS ENylN
Special Commissioner.
Tho bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has been
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-10-03
Calientes News Notes.

The DeLamar Lode contains the
following items from the new railroad
camp in eastern Nevada:
Dan McKinnon was found lying
dead in ID dry ditch Saturday after
noon. He was one OF the old timers
in this country and for years has been
a hard drinker. He has been on
prolonged spree and lack of nourish-
ment, added to his dissolute habits
FASTENED the end.
Carloads of horses, implements,
supplies and men still continues to
arrive daily, and are scattered be-
tween here and the Pockets. The
roads are lined with men and teams
are in every way and things are hum
ming.
Some of the saloon men are discov-
ering that the big majority of the
men coming in have no money to
spend, hence the expected harvest OF
coin has not materialized, Some of
them are looking for locations further
along the line.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-10-03
General Mining Notes.

Japan's output of copper, gold and
silver in 1902 was about as follows:
Copper, Sc, 900, 600; silver, 81, 900, 600,
and gold, $1,000, 900; total, 1000
600.
The legal value of gold is $2O.67
per ounce. At this rate a troy ton
OF the metal is worth 1896, 123. 20 and
an avoirdupois ton is worth s6O2,-
912.03.
The strongest possible alloy of cop
per, zinc and tin is 9lven by the pro-
portions, copper, 50; zinc, 43; tin, 2.
This alloy has a tensile strength of
20, 600 pounds per square inch.
One of the first telephones intro
duced into England was at the Del
coath mine, at Camborne, England,
and the results were very satisfac-
tory, although the telephone was
placed 2l00 feet underground.
The average cost in the United
States of refining copper and recov-
ering it from gold and silver is stated
to be S. per ton. 1t is now thought
this cost can be materially reduced
by employing a higher current OF
electricity than usually used in the
electrolytic method.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-10-03
Searchlight Strike.

Messrs. Kingman and Bartlett,
two miners, arrived on Mondays
stage from Los Angeles. They stated
that they we're hired to go Search
light to work for $3.50 per day, but
after consideration were persuaded
by the union men not to go to work,
and left town that evening. Wednes-
day two four horse stage coaches
came loaded with men to try and
start up the Quartette mine. Lin
coin County Searchlight.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-10-03

Biggest Dam in the World.

When completed, the Salt River
dam, in Arizona, will be the highest
in the world and will store three
times as much water as any three
dams put gether, its height from
lowest foundations being about 270
feet, and its storage capacity being
about 300, 900 acre feet of water, or
sufficient to cover | 300, 900 acres one
foot in depth.
Concerning this great and useful
project, Arthur p. Davis, government
engineer, says: ''Fifteen years ago
the highest dam in the world was in
France. Its height was l72 feet.
Since that time three dams far larger
have been constructed 10 the United
States and are now nearing compile.
tion. These are the Croton dam, for
the water supply Of the city OF New
York; the Clinton dam, for the water
supply Of Boston, and the Cheesmar
dam, for the water supply of Denver
When completed each Of these dams
will hold a record in some particular
The Croton dam will hold the larges'
amount of masonry, the Cheesmar
dam will be the highest, and the Gin
ton will store the largest quantity 0
water"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-10-03
Notice to Beef PeddlerS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
" meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Lander-Ny Stock Association, recently held In
Austin, Barney Mccain was appointed Hide In
spector for Tonopah, Nye County. All persons
delivering beef In Tonopah are requested to ex'
hibit the hide OF said beef TO Mr.. McCann for
inspection as requested by law.
Austin Feb. I8 1901. T. G. Malloy, Sec'y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-03
REFUSED ADMITTANcE.
Insane Son of Former Saivadorian Min
 ister May Be Deported.

San Francisco, December 2.-Immigra- ton Inspector De La Torre Jr, boarded the Pacific steamer City of Para on her arrival from Panama and way ports to- day and stopped the landing of Fernando Gallegos, an insane son of Salvatore Gal legos, former minister of Salvador at Washington and also at Berlin. It is reported by passengers that young Gal legos was very violent on the trip. 1t was represented to Inspector De La Torre that the young man was of distinguished family and wished to be admitted to the United States merely to be treated in a sanitarium. The immigration officer re- piled that the law forbids the landing of insane persons without regard to condi- tion in life. Salvador Gallegos, brother and attendant of the insane young man, was also ordered deported in accordance with the terms of the law.
 The Salvadorean consul will appeal to Commissioner of Immigration North, and if this is unsuccessful an appeal will be made through the Salvadorean minister at Washington to President Roosevelt.
 Salvatore Gallegos, the father of the boy, is millionaire several times over, being. one of the wealthiest coffee plant CTS in Central America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-03
FIVE WILL PLEAD
 GUILTY TO CHARGE
GRAND RAPIDS WATER PLANT POODLE SCANDAL IS BEING AS SISTED TO DEVELOP BY THE MEN WHO ARE ACCUSED.

Grand Rapids, Mich, December 2.-At- torney John McDonalds announcement that he expected five of his clients to plead guilty in the superior court, was the principal development in the water plant poodle scandal today. Five of Att torney McDonalds clients appeared be- fore the police magistrate and waived examination to the higher court It is generally understood that those who pleaded guilty of accepting bribes will be punished by fines, and no imprison- ment, and that they will be used as wit nesses by the prosecuting attorney in the cases of those of the accused city of ficials, who insist upon having trials.
 The live men who waived examination today are ex-Aldermen John Donovan, Clarke D. Slocum, John McLachlan, Rey- her Stonehouse and Cory P Bissell. a for mer member of the board of public works EX-Alderman Loscur will waive examfna- ton tomorrow, but Alderman Johnson of the Seventh ward will insist upon an ex- animation in the lower court. Ex-City Att lorney Salisbury was confined to his bed al ms nome all day, suffering from nerv- ous prostration, and in consequence, the examination in the case of Alderman FL len Of the First ward, charged with ac- eepting bride of $350 in the water deal proposal was postponed in police court until tomorrow morning. It was report. ed this evening that if Salisbury does not take the stand tomorrow, warrants will De issued for the arrest of some of those implicated by Salisbury in the conspiracy part or the deal, and it was partly con nrmea by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ward who has the case in hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-03
PRESIDENTS MEET.
Heads of subsidNry Companies of the
 Steel Trust Confer.

Pittsburg, Pa. December 2-The pres- idents and other subsidiary officers of the underlying companies of the steel corporation held meeting here today. At the close of the meeting this evening it was announced that the gathering was simply one of the monthly conferences be- tween the presidents of the various subsi- diary companies of the United States steel corporation.
 While much secrecy Is maintained by those present, it is understood that the subjects having special interest to the company in the way of operation and cur taiment of production and extension of business were the main features. The question of wages, according to excellent authority was not taken up, as that Is a matter for the officers and directors of the various companies to settle among them selves.
 The coming meeting of the tin plate and steel companies is to bring about change in the location of the headquarters of these corporations now in New York, as both will be brought to this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-03
APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT.
Western Federation of Miners Protest
 Against the Troops.

Denver, December 2.-The executive board of the Western Federation of Min CTS has sent the following telegram to President Roosevelt:
 "At the present time officers of the state of Colorado under the guise and pretext of enforcing law, have ordered large number of reputable and sefsus- taining citizens and residents to leave Telluride. Colo, under penalty of being imprisoned or otherwise severely dealt with. The citizens and residents are not guilty of any crime against the laws of the state or United States. The constitu- tion and laws of the United States per- taining to civil rights are frequently be- ing violated, and we call on you, under the civil rights statute and under section 1888 of the revised statutes of the United States, to investigate conditions prevail ing and to give to these persons. who have been so outraged, the protection guaranteed to them by the laws of the land"