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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
HAVE MADE s1O,OOO,OOO.
BULL CLIOUES PROFITS.
DV. p. Broscn Thinks Ne5c-Orteans
Cotton Men Haze W on.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE,l

New-orleans. June 23.-At no stage OF the
rresent campaign in cotton has there beeh SC
pronounced an evidence of its success as there
was to-day when w. P. Brown. the bun leader
bid IA cents for June. July and August COTTON
and failed 10 get a single bale. He and his as
sociates thought that this signified the complete
-ont Of the bear forces 1t showed that they
AT last realized that they could not get the cot
ton 10 deliver If any had told the bear
siiuue two months or a month ago. that IA
cents would be bid for July, with no Sales that
person would have been regarded as a III SUD-
5ect for mental examination.
The DEVELOPMENTS Of the market to-day were
ahe result Of the near approach of the first nouce
x5ay for July delivery-Friday- Under the rules
of future trading the seller has TO give i've DAYS
notice of his intention TO deliver the cotton &C
s,ording TO contract. Notices can be given from
DAY to day until July %. 1t is now pretty wen
accepted that July is cornered, and That W. +
BROWN and his associates have the upper hand
They are so entirely in the ascendency that II
Is said they could even have forced the price OF
July up to 10 cents had they so desired
The questions occupying the minds of the cot
son men are whether the bears can supply the
cotton they have sold and make bona f1de de-
ipiver3es. and If they can make the deliveries
a,en W P Brown and his associates command
euo;lgh cash to pay for il all In well INFORMED
circles there is little doubt either Of the inabii-
stv of the shorts to make good on all the con-
tracts or Of the financial resources OF the Dull
Clique.
The excitement on the Cotton Exchange ee-day
WAS beyond description. II was the greatest
hear manic ever witnessed IN this city, ana Tor
q time the members Of the exchange looked
like bowling mob Of lunatics escaped from an
asylum.
Mr. Brown said this evening in response 10
ruestion as TO the developments in the market;
THE situation is practically unchanged. Nheh
7 hid IA cents for June, July and August TO-
.dav there were no offers. and that bears out
what have maintained all along The lateness
of the growing crop is becoming more manifest
every dav. and that has served TO strengthen
The prices on September cotton.
Mr. Brown was asked about the deliveries or
cotton on the July contracts, and SAID that ne
.pxpecfed all the contracts TO be carried out he
said that this was not a spectators movement
that those who were associated with MN IN lhe
FplU canpaign were all very large handlers OF
cotton and knew what 10 % with il when they
got il He admitted that he and his associates
lad cleared about 100000 on cotton in the
.1aSt six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Bennett Morgan Co, Binghamton; {; z Bennett.
eftman BIOS co Cincinnati NJ L Bean wool
copap, Boston Msoher 'r
BT9p e'S Hammer Drygoods Company Omaha E. H.
Nash dress goods and wSosns No 81 l. ke0naFd Rich,
ars0P aaS o %mn aad q ons
na & Rs Prints a Hs9
MANS W 10 EiwarGs Son Syracuse J. J. Grossman
mesties anRes and blankets n, ves2 2re white good, No
Rs 1oa n and ? No IS
chemist Company, Boston; G W warnOck. corsets.
waists and underwear No 50 White-st s.-s. o,o,,nu
Goenberg washington G. fdv.. Ns Ins;Sa
goods No 402 Broadway, Grand
B: Gothelf s &c Co, Norwich Conn; c NJ Hutzier'
lA Hale k Bros Co, Sacramento F Lyon,
laces fancy goods embroidery ribbons hosiery gloves
Hecht Bros. Co. Baltimore; B. F, Heeht. carpets
f'9 Iiochsohid cohn & Co. Baltimore; D. F Hogen,
joseph Horne ccmpaSy ttsburg; whelan.
and chidTen's knit underwear, No. 45 Lispenard-st
Hoaston & Henderson Boston James Bell hosiery
Keaiy copGny. Atlanta Ca T Croft upholstery ts
s sfc N a5o ass BroadWay ~
go2qs I l FPes Altoona Penn; / Kline millinery
house furnishing goods, and j. M Fay. No "A Grand-st
T. p La Bonte Manchester n. H; drtgoods, notions
al It Bros Phiiadeiphia NJ
furnishings GS5 Broadway Hoffman
Cleveland; John Meekes, drySooos notions
and furnishing goods. Manhattan.
Newcomb Endcott & Co. Detroit; H B. Scott. cloaks.
co-sets, millinery, ladies ana infants wear No d7l
Broadway Netherland- 49,
O'Cioran Company, Providence; Miss NJ. Fl. Schofed.
aces embroidery, Albert.
PittsirnbaIl Company Boston: NJ Young. hosiery and
cotton underwear and II Murphy. cloaks and suits.
Porteous 6 Mitchell Norwich: Brown. white goods.
No 81 White-st.
Powers Mercantile Company; Minneapolis; W. H Gard
ner millinery No AZ Leonard-st. Normandie.
Printz Biedernan Co.. Cleveland: A. Printz woolien
piece goods, Hoffman
Ratibun Co. Utica; +. Rathbun. domestics. dress
linens, hosiery and underwear, and r J.
Peckhan - Leonard Albert.
Rice-StN Drygoods Company. Louis. F. y, Walsh,
dress goods No. 81 FTanklin-st. Expected
Shepard Company, Providence: Mrs. ]. Adamson. in
fants' wear No 43 Leonard-st Imperial
stc.oI Saooar a Co Chicago: + wallace millinery
No Wooster-st. Manhattan
n Snersnburg Co. Philadelphia j. n. Snellenburg,
drygoods, Holland.
Tbbs Hutchings & CO. Paul: J. E DoIan white
goods waists Iaces hosiery. etc. No. Leonard-st
r.. H White Company. Boston: ". F. Finayson
hosiery underwear, gloves and ribbons No Broomc-
ST. Victoria
JEWELRY TRADE.
M. Goldenberg Washington ii. II. Newmeyer. jcwelry
80. So2 Broadway. Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
LITTLE PEATS GIRL DEAD.
fingered Several Hours After She Was
Carried from the Burning House.

Greenwich Conn June c3.-After lingering sew
eral hours as result Of burns received in the fire
which destroyed her home, Genevieve Peats. the
young daughter Of Alfred Peats the wallpaper man
ufacturer, died this morning the cottage Of the
gardener employed on The Peats estate She was
eight wears old. and an only child Her mother
and aunt. Miss Pueh. who burned in their
efforts 10 save the child viii Mrs Peats's
sister. Miss PuSh. thinks lamp in the chiId's
room exploded. Mr. Peats. who has been suffering
from mental and physical infrmity for some
months. is now AT the residence of Colonel Robert
p. Baker. member Of the staff Of the Governor
or Pennsylvania.
The fremen say the two towers Of the residence
contained large quantity OF ammunition. IN
each Of the towers, rooms We're fitted up as 1ens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
a GAIN IN c, =, AND 4,

Colorado Fuel and Iron yesterday made maxi
mum advance of 81 points partly on buying under
stood TO be for the Gould interest and closed with
net gain Of rs points at 692s 1t was asserted
that there had been short interest in Colorado
Fuel. and from the way certain brokers bid up it
looked if somebody anxious to secure stock
1t is pointed out however that with the Osgood
Gould and Hartman holdings out of the market
there is little floating stock and such q movement
would be easily possible without any short interest
at all II is at least certain that higher range OF
prices might have some influence on the company S
credit in the money market.
Chairman Osgood declined yesterday TO discuss
the movement in the stock the probability of a
meeting of the directors in the near future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
NOT AHEARN'S MURDERER.

South Norwalk Conn. June 23.--The New-Ro-
chelle authorities have decided that Edward Lem
Ter a stranger arrested here last night, is not the
person they want for the shooting of Policeman
Maurice Ahearn, of that place. Lenler ar
raigned in the local court to-day. and COM
mtted 10 jail for four months for a bicycle theft.
In court he said Fall River his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24
Smrogates' Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given all persons having
claims against John Crawford Of the County or
New York deceased to present the same with vouchers
the subscriber. at his place or transdGtie
business No. 215 Montague Street brooklyn Ne" YORK
Dated New York the 10th day Of March. 1903.
WALTER V. CRAWFORD. ADMINISTRATOR,
EVERETT v ABBOT Attorney for Administrator. SO
Wall ST. n. Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

Abner g. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF
Notice hereby given to al persons 9eXlns
claims against John Hayes OF the county or New
York deceased the same with vouchers
TO the subscriber at transactng business AT
the office of Lamb Petty attorneys, No 253 Broad
way in City York, before the 10Th day
O December
Dated York. the 25rd day OF June: 1903
MARY z. HAYES, Executrix
LAMB & PETTY, Attorneys for EIecutrfx. 253 Broad
BORON Of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

Abner C. Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New
York notice hereby given to all persons having
against Louis A Plet late Of the County OF New Gork
deceased TO present with vouchers thereof TO
the Subscribers at place transactng business at
the office Hand, Jones. No. 40 Wall street
in Manhattan. in the City of New York,
on or before the eighteenth day of December next
Dated New York the Sth day Of June. 1903.
JOSEPH S. JACKSON. JOHN E BURKE, WASHING
TON PARKER. Executors.
HAND BONNFY e. JONES. Attorneys for Executors.
20 wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. the City OF
NeU York
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington June 23-The following army and
navy orders have been issued
ARMY
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.S1lrrogates' Notices.

DUCKIEY. WILLIAM FIN PURSUANCE
II Of an order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a surro-
.. ~ The County Of York notice is hereoy given
S az nersons having claims against William F. Buckley
~ 20 County Of New York n Y. deceased TO pre-
sent the sane with vouchers thereof to the
tbe Office ofth attorneys w P < r n Prenuce
F:sos at Number 80 Broadway. Manhattan Ne" 1orH'
V ON before the of October next
~ DataS New YORK the 6th day OF April. 1903. -
CHSRfES P BITCKLEY, INGLIS STUART. FRANK
". HAMER. Executors. - T. r--...-.
w p & p. K. PRENTICE, Attorneys Tor 11ecutofs
No. 50 Broadway. Manhattan. New 1ork. y. l.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the County
York hereby given 70 al persons having
KTitzman. late OF the county or
Eeu yort deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber her place OF ransacting ous
off OF NJ l. s. Isaacs her attorneys,
No 81 Pine Street. the City Of New York. on or
befo OF October next
Dated New YORK. the sixteenth day Of March. 1903
ISABELLA RRITZMAN, Adn1x.
NJ s & I. S IsAACs Attys for Admx. II Pine ST.
N Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
hereby given to all having claims
against Emma Louise Crosby late of the County Of New
the with vouchers thereof
the place transacting No
"a Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan and City
o before fifteenth day Of November
Dated New York the 9Th day May. 1903.
GEORGE A. MILLER. Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice hereby given TO all persons having Claims
z. Hasse, also called William Hasse.
late 81 County New York deceased to present me
with vouchers hereot TO the suoserioer az her
Goodman her No. 2s7 Broadway. Borough Of
Nanbsttsn In the City Of New York before the
Srst day Of August next. ANNA HAsSE, EzecutrfL
Dated New York, the 9Th day of January 1903
MOSES GOODMAN. Atty. for Executrtx. psf Broadway.
z.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANGGGOR l0Eglg G G6ASG2B ASP
Columbia. -, Astoria July IL. 10
Ethiopia July Is,
First saloon. $50 500.
Second Cabin, $50 and up; third class. SO and
New illustrated Book of Tours apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. II and 10 Broadway
CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 and 81 North River
Campania. -. ~ NJ Lucana. July II. P NJ
IJnlbrfa July EtrUrta July Is. IL A.
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE.
Carpahia July :. p NJ Aurania July 81 P. NJ
Carrying Second and Third Glass Only.
VERNON II. BROWN s. co. Gen Agents,
30 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTW GERE1AN LLOYD,
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
pT.yMOTTTH-CTTERBCfR ff-BRENEE
rpoN NEJE PIER FOOT OF 81 ST. HOBOREN
rc,onnrinz. July :. 2 PM KronDrinz aug. II, AM
LSaGser TrIv IL 10 AM X VIM. Hang. y. 40 Az
w., II Ju1v 81 1 PM Kaiser Sept. /. 10 Az
LSatssr Aug g. 10 AM KronDrinz. Sept 8. s.e3 Az
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
s. S. " KAISER WllHElM d."
5oz ia 500 TONs-f0OOO HORSE POWER.
" SAILS July q. ACG- q
~vErNg-eCPFW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYMOUTH CHERBOJ Kff-BREMEN.
FPON BREMEN PIERS. HOBOEE&. y J.
r-rtsarfcb June % An IsIise July p II Az
Parbarossa. July ? II AN Friedrich July o. 70 Ar
E,rS1ers+ Tufy o 10 An Barbarossa. Aug g. 10 Az
rraroen Iulv f6 . PM KurfIsrst. Aug u. uoon
MEI5TTERRANEAS SERVICE
-NAPI1ES-CfENsOA
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HoBoHIS. " J.
Tab, June 81 10 AM HOhenz n. Aug 2. II AM
p Irane July l. ] PM p. Irene sept y. u AN
Hohenz' July 49, II AN Lain. sept q II Az
Ishn Aug f5 II AM HOhenzollern Oct 10 Ia AN
OELRICHS & CO. no. > BROADWAf -, Z.
TouIs n Meyer - South Third st. Pnlla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

l. Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate County OF
given all having claims
against Mary l. Schmid late Of the County York
decease present with vouchers thereof
the his place Of transacng business the
on of arter e. Iedyard No 81 Wall Street in the
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New before
the hfteenth of November next
Dated New York. MAY. 1903
OTTO F STRACK Executor.
CARTER & LEpYARD. Attys. for Executor.
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CROWELL, DAVID LIN PURSUANCE OF

an order of Hon Abner C. Thomas Surrogate ot
the County York. notice hereby given all
persons having claims against David l. Crowe late Of
Of New York. 70 present the same, with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her place OF trans
the offices of T1son. Goddard &
Brewster No. William Street Borough Man
haitian. city OF New York. before the 31st day OF
December.
Dated New York the 18th day June. 1908.
HATTIE L. CROWELL. Administrative.
TTSON GODDARD & BREWSTER. Attorneys for Ad-
10 William Street, Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City OF New York.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
. FOR TEXAS, GE;.lit,5IA AND, FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets all
points Texas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico.
&c. Georgia. Florida. Delightful Excursions
& II. MALLORY & co. Cen. Agts. Pier 20 f r. y Y
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.HAMBURG-AMERIGAG LINE.
For PI.YMOUTH-CHERBOUR
Twfn-ScTew Express and Passenger Service
F71uerher -. June % Q Az NOitke ---Iuy o. Az
JVaIdersee June q AM Pennsylvan a July IL "A
DeutschIand July Q II An z. Bismarck Juiy - 70 AZ
rtSos3Gcfa Juiv a PM Patricia July u. II An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-24

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trtbuns
"A received their Uptown Office
No. 1.:t64 BROADWAY
Advertisements will be received the following branch
offices regular Office rates until o'clock p. m.
254 Sth-ave., s. 23d-st.: 153 6th-ave..
12th-st.: 81 East 14th-st.i 257 West 42d-st.. be-
2tiS West 12Sth-st.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
Going 70 England.

Two of the Southern Methodist
ministers who were here this week,
Rev. w. J Velvick Of Elvins and
Rev. w. }. Heys of Pennington,
are Englishmen by birth, and each
are preparing to pay a visit to
their native country this spring.
They desired TO go across the
pond" together, but owing to a
misunderstanding arrangements
have been made whereby one will
sail week earlier than the other.
Rev. Velvick informs us that he
will be absent q couple Of months
dnring which time his. pulpit will be
occupied by ministers from neigh
boring charges. Lead Belt News.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
Marriage Licenses.

April 20th, John Nash and Miss
Mary Smith of Bonnie Terrc; married
on 22nd by Squire j, u. Poston.
10Th, james Dunn and Miss Belle
Sullivan of Oats, Reynolds county;
married same day by Squire Vim. l..
Sackman,
goth, Chas. Kcttingcr and Miss Ida
Burnct of Pennington; married same
day by Rev. Father Toomey.
goth, NJ. c. Alexander and Miss
Augusta Cummings of Elvins; mar
ricd April 22nd by Rev. n. o Elem
ing.
2lst, Arthur BANTER of Flat River
and Miss Ellen Bennett of Esther
married on 29th, by Squire W. l..
Sackman.
22nd, C. W. Humphrey and Miss
Eva A. Dodd Of Bonnie Terrc; nc
| return.
22nd, Chas r. Floyd and Miss
Minnie NJ, Allen of Deslogo; mar
ricd same day by Squire VIM. L.
Sackman.
2lst, John Lee and Miss Minnie
Moore of Flat River; married Apri
23rd by Rev. 4. V. Lamb.
22nd, John Smith and Miss Sc
vastia Smith of Bonnie Tcrrc; mar
ried same day by Rev. W. s. Reeves
23rd, Robert Creghcad and Mis-
Elizabeth Hendricks; married sam
day by Squire w. l.. Sackman.
18th, =. +. Taliaicrro of Hen
nings, Team, and Miss A. Flo Cal
ter of Fort Worth, Texas; marie
same dry by Rev. W. S. Reeves.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
ALL ALONG THE LEAD BELT.
By Old Observer.
Continued from first page.
ESTHER.

John Boyd returned from St. Louis
Thursday.
Frank and Mike Cunningham re"
turned from st. Louis lately.
DR.. and Mrs. X. A. Anthony will
attend the Worlds Fair dedication nj
st. Louis.
President Staten of the A. +. e. l..
is huStling member and is booming
his lodge.
Miss Viola Applcbcrry of Vallc's
Mines is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alfred AulIuchon.
Mrs Sloan of Cape Grardeau,
mother of A. A. Harris, is visiting her
son at this place this week.
The public school will give big
entertainment soon nj Wiggcr's Hall.
Great preparations are being made,
Look out later,
The Steam shovel for the Southern
Missouri is in town loading cars.
Foreman Fry is working 10 men in
his gang ballasting the road. The
southern Missouri section men re-
ccivc ~ 90 day.
Brad Jennings of Esther lost hi
barn by fire last Monday night. A
new surrey and harness and all his
feed Was burned Two horses and
two mules were in the barn when il
wa, locked up at night, and the door
were opened and these driven out
MIR. Jennings is quite sure the fire
WAS the work of an inccndiary,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
n CONTEMPT 0F COURT.
Verdict Rendered BY Judge Hazel
in the Case of l. N. Page
and Cole Hickox.
LATTER BROKE DOWN AID CRIED,
Application WIN lie Made go the SUI
prrmc Court for Release ON Tin.
bchS Corpus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nation of Ltcut.-GoN. Ice Accept
~ D., GOV. D0ckcry.


'eherSoh 'iiy' Mo" April y CIR
cunt Judge llnIcll held Cnln iiichp>.
senate clerk, and Editor |. y. Page
of Ronnc Tcrrc, in coptrIprt of court.
Monday. for rcfusipo T., toll nr
grand ;urv yh,.ro ~. .o,,,,.., ,,,,
r.,oy b;r,I -, ia ,,.ay,...;...,.... ~,
'','' ''''
r,s Wv ''''''''i' VI ''' '"H' "E'H'"'"'''
my WIZ "Pp1 10 'hc SnP''ih" court
'or r'i'hsr on hahcns corpus pro
rc"dings. HicloX broke down and
cried when the verdict was rendered.
but be refused to dhulgc how he
,ntnc ia nnsarssion of th, ,,,,,,
n G ricc cnsh;cr ~ ~, n.,,oro,
h,r, on, Ct. r....,. -
~ '''','''' - '''''' VI NV 81 81
u y" nun" u '"i'i"Fh'"' MO- were
"iih' ""S before the JURY II Is be
hr''d That They were called to aSr'r'
taih from th'm whether iilrkpN dc
posted money IN their hanks, or gave
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
DESl0GE.

+. NJ Morrison of ST. Louis will
doubtless establish an ice plant here
soon,
John and Mrs Chandler of Bonnie
Tcrrc visited Geo. and Mrs Williams
th, week
Supt, C. H. Kcppcll and DR.. Klcp-
sattlc of st Louis, and Drs. o. A.
Smith, NJ b. Barber and A l..
Evans, all connected in some capacity
with the Prudential insurance com
pany. met at Deslogc TUESDAY +
B 1inslcy is the local superintendent
OF the company.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
Southeast News.

The grand jury of Perry county,
which was recently in session, re-
turned thiriy-six Indictments
DR.. Henry Roscman of Pcrryville
died there on the 23rd at the age of
IS years. He was born in Germany,
but came to this country while boy.
A double murder occurred at Fisk,
twelve miles east OF Poplar Bluff, on
the 22nd. Rube Hays shot John
Jones with n pistol and Frank Jour
dan with shot gun, from which both
died. Tho cause of the quarrel was
an old grudgo over disputed debt
The free mail delivery at Popla
Bluff is now assured. Congressman
Vandivcr is authority for the state
ment that free delivery will be in
stitutcd at Cape Girardcau on Jul.
st, and at Poplar Bluff soon after.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
BUCKETES WON FIRST.
Ten Pin Tournament at Flat River
Pulled of Last Week farming
ton Fourth In Final Score

The county ten pin tournament was
rolled on the Flat River alleys on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
last week The Doe Run Buckeyes
got away with the livc-mcn-lcam event
with almost 100 pins TO the good,
rolling total of 1888 or nm average
of 7g4 5 in each game. The Pas
times of Bonnie Terrc finished second
with 2209 pins, and the Doe Run
Owls were n close third with % 5
pins to their credit. The Pennington
Athletics came out in fourth place, rs
q result of balloon asccnslon8 by
Blackwell aud fowl. S. +. lscnmnn
rolled the high score for this event,
22l, the best score of the tournament.
In the two-mcn event Himmcrmcn
aud CofiicId OF Doe Run won first
with 99S pins OF All average OF l6b ..
GiIlispie and Graves, and Wcddlc and
Bloom, all Of Doc Run, finished second
and third. Pennington had no en-
tries in this event, through a mistake.
The onc-man event was an cSc
opener. The veterans OF Doe Kun
showed surprising lack OF form, and
the noyiccs walked OFF with the first
three places. Thomurc OF Bonnc
rerrc took first place in good shape,
rolling 522, an average OF liza
Jas. Carver Of Doe Run WAS Il close
second with jl9, and 4. }. BurkS of
Flat River third with 50i Farming
ton had several entries in this event,
but did not finish their games within
the time limit, thus barring them
selves. blackwell, Reuter- aud Tow !.
had rolled two games each with the
unofficial averages Of lS9 =, ISL, LIS
respectively Mcsdumcs Ed Bloom,
j. b Graves, W J Marshall and
IF. +. Graves rolled il the individual
game with scores Of 3si, $50, 33G
and $50 respectively
The trophy event, won by the best
single game score, was landed by f..
Stewart Of Flat River with score Of
1879 The complete official score
follows,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30

A large number OF the pupils Ct
Elmwuod Seminary accompanied by
Pres. r Applcby and wife, left
early this morning for ST. Louis 10 AT
tend the Worlds Fair dedication ccrc-
monies.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30
Gard OF Thanks.

We desire to extend to our good
ncighbors and friends Of Pennington
our sincere thanks for their kindness
and attention on tho occasion Of the
death of our dearly beloved wife and
mother, and to assure them that we
will ever hold them in grateful rcmcm'
branco for their sympathy in our great
bereavement and sorrow.
PHILIP LoRESz
AND CHILDREN,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30

During the last six months much
stock has been killed near Flora,
H., by some one who thrusts 9
sharp instrument into vital part
The authorities are making a rig
oreus search for the criminal.