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suilders. we're quoted at sofdss ISIS; for
long and 70 i-i6d 10 S-ie for short.
Domestic ex change on New York: Boston
loo. discount CHARLESTON II Buying. l-isc.
dlecount: selling. t-isc. preminm. Savannah
Buying. soc. discount selling. 7sc, premium.
San Francisco Sight, isc. premium; tcie-
premium. Chicaso-Par. Cincinnati,- BE-
tween banks. l5c. premium. over counter.
2sc. discount. New 0rleans Commercial.
iSc. discoun banks. 81 premium.
Money in London. s1Mt per cent. Rae
Of Discount ln open market for short and
three months bille, akd3hc. per cent. Con-
soils for money closed at ooT. and for the
account az ao.. :, Anoupt Of bullion gone
Gioe.oo Parts advices quote per cents,
discount is az per cent. Exchange on Lon
don, rs francs 10 csntimes Berlin adyices
pigs: The private rate Of discount Is AK
Commercial price Of bar silver In New
York. tp1c, Bar silver In london closed
at 3sLc.
New York Clearing House statement: e.
changes. ssol .ees 500 balance. els.oSo, $40:
Sub Treasury credit balance. t4i,SG.
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Coffee wes quiet at a slight decline due TO dissp :
pointing cables. liberal receipts and selling by local
bears as well as sonSe liquidation by tired longs
MErA9.-Tn In London advanced IT, Cd. 70
flSs i1s 3D. for spot and fi3a iSs for futures The
market here was quiet and unchan red. Copper
declined Ei rs. Cd. IN London TO ees l6s The local
m lrket was quiet and unchanged. Lead also de :
clIned abroad. showing loss OF Is. Cd. at Gi2 i7s
od: Spelter remained unchanged In both markets
follows 16sSpPsr siIsndaTd spot to March ,siss
=, M7'siS;; e, e.sstlnf spS, 70 Mareh nSocis;;
t!s7,|c.: spclter. S7sc.: iron. No i Northem S5sG
$3.50; pig iron warrants. nominal: steel rails, a
NAvAb SroRBs.-Spirits Of turpen,Ine ssl5 nseo,
Common TO GOOD strained rosin. i23o TO s. IS
PaovIsIoss.-LArd was weak renned Continent.
sloss: Western prime. 5000 South American
sIi: Brazil kegs; sn7s. PORK was. strong. with
a,s6ioSc. Butter--Oreamery. nrsts, 27e7sIxc
seconds 7s0zoc.; State. dairy. tubs, fancy, Tc.
Cneese--Stst c.. small. fall made. cotored.
fancy. lsc; white, isc.; large. fall made colorcds
fsnc, al4eiAsac ESgs- State and Pennsyivania.
lShc.; Western. f<3c Chicago. March si.--The
situation remained quiet. but generally firm, pork
and lard frsoti lnhly over last niyhts closing
except late IN the session. Yesterdays buyers
1900. with a. .ooo estimated TO morrow. western
week.
SUoAH.-Rsw was dull and easy az s,Sc asked
for % test and e-l0c. asked for 80 test. Refined
WAS quiet: Arbuckle Bros lowered prices 10 points
10 toolin for Eranulated: other rehnerS unchaneed
CHICAGO. Match 81 These were 10 -day's prices;
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LIN, Aver a Co. had the following reports nom


S:5,s;Gn s.: nynarss IND bale. . ,ey..a
nsty bsie: to come forward from pIantstious.
% 20. oys5 Ts 70
torwsrs 10 cs from P',p,.,icns MerS.naNos @ much
sos SSSs sSS ans s hale.
TO- come forward from ali planssions 6osee
s.. s of &: and "A ss .n : SSsss
rom nov unit. Sept viii be 50 per cent. less than
osA h:si .sS g s.ss ssSo e
.orward from plantations. Senatobia. Three per
I0d from com. Ds%.sPs p.p.. .s.
ton for new crop delayed 90 account Of rain: and
year date cotton he'll held ns than Tor ior
se SoS,ed owing Sss % BAD s.ssSef sSieH
no farm worh has been done on account Of rain
come forr.rd pictins anisSed. % ."'' 'n'' 0'''' 70
= Also. The following from North Carolina:
0ss: 60 sESf n ysS ssr
Mount olive.one hundred and thirty bales 70
10 ~, hands Of panien. HenIie,tsePr.esicsliy ali
On ns'Ds nse 3, Dsss eTO % not ss
mh.ys m enough 70 ran. foI two months. Scotland
o.s hundred S hands d sas BsIsrS..
-None on nano Farmv1lle-Three per cent.
TO come forward. La Grange-Not over two per
cent: TO eome forward. Ralesb.Ten per cent.
HUNDRED to 800 bales will cover amount 70 come
CoyYxI- Rio on the spot was dull Of SAC for
No J: Sales 1000 bags Rio and Santos 80. Al
was unchanged. Hamburg vas 4 pfe. higher
70 = lower. American. warehouse deliveries. iSe47
oaes Rio wes unchanged receipts 10 900 bagG stock
80! 900 exchange. ~ > sd. Santos advanced 100
rc,s: receipts. 5000 bsgs stock $4,000 Prices
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Conditions in outside securities to-day
showed some signs Of recovery from the
were generally steady. although here and
there some irregularty. was displayed
Transactions. however. showed . material
rage of the past few days. Interest again
largely centred in the more prominent issues.
The stronger tendency in the stock market
had a beneficial effect on Northern Securities
and United States Steel 81. the former de-
opening. There was good buying Of this
stock. which advanced the price nearly, N
per cent. over the last final which was held
TO the close.
United States Steel s. sold OF X per cent.
In the initial trading. but In the late after
forced the price up Y and ended at the highest
Internstional Salt was hrm and fraction
ss sonds were n.r,
steady, but considerably less active than
yesterday. The transactions in the market
Ill
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, eats per cent: last loan.
Z per cent; ;, ruling rae. 9 per cent Time
dSys sS per cent for ninety % days.. os sh sTT psy
cent. for four months: 80 per cent industrials
and 80 per cent. railroads. Sn per. cent. for
quoted at ,sxat per oent. for prime sin gle
names and bills receivable; other names.
and pro.: S. % sSss The
points over yesterdsy's closing quotations.
10 the afternoon this advance was 1ost. owing
Sserns q sos. S %obf 'sss sns
Z. sts@dS tc9 PTsIsd .a
H. =; e. ~ w. s.; s;s!:s, !;srs :; !;
VT sissiSss ss lone md I srs:sss ss ss. e. :ss ss
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Their vas . sudden rebound 10 cotton owInr I'M
10 morrow and large eiearances from New Or
leans. which were stated Of so.0yS bales The r:se
estimate and . loss in the cerlncsted ssoeE here
OF 900 bales, but even more By the unexpeoted
practically no attention was paid 70 the decline
here on Monday. II is true at one time there WAS
receipts 81 the portx well some ceiling of Nav
by spot houses. although u Offset In peasure
not ct much neure and there vas lea said Sbout
the possibility Of us spreading to other New Ens .
lnterog sqwns was smaller than some cr rpc.,eS
hut The 94ee was taken on this fact by the bis AZ
nvals 06he ports. Still room traders vho soIa
eshy on the weather and receipts were ~ MON.
10 tske bsck their cotton la,er on and this fsci
Continues mainly psofeaxonsl, The egisdS pSbl,c
having ven .utoe 70 DO With il N61 Ot3esss
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Tns Sn.;, trading sss on SINAI sns, se.s and
NE NE dsy %n The tone was shade nr%sr. o~ina 10 a
rs Of e - y E1s.S s..m.e spss,s
ouyins and eoyerns oi ssorts Sa, ' the demand
rel H :.ss sns Ga .seI s.fsp. II ne e.
-ass 81; sss:
s"S,s .. !'fss'' .as Ser S s s.'ni
hoard received 7oSo bus, Sgss an and se;rsd
higher The weather abroad was favorable
Mcintyre a Marshall said: The market looks
&c sss .ss et S :s sad ss ssss b
,SSaa s m.n amy ss
Corn was srm.r earlier in the day. on covering
@ fesesIoS On % wse.i R The ~es,ssr %ors va isvor or
sns VII M shs' e %s
crease. according TO some. as II will Induce selling
s ssr ,S. ss ssa s.%s
has been held ZOO iSns s,,ssdy on sde9n, Of
chicago received ieo csr,. Including ! Of con
tract grade. Primary receipts were 200 bush.
s ssed sSs and sssseS
5sMe Oats werc easier on better weather and
bush. and the cl.arances 1ss.occ '' ~ '''
80 sss t.s $50 ssl:
OIL bbls and ?? <e4 sacks. Winter In bbls.; super
Ss l5Nsss So straights Ss4SgtsSS patents. -. T06
g. Spring In bbIs.: Clears. Ss2Sats.<o strsghls,
IS 0
CorroS-Spot cotton here declined 5 points.
Saes ~ bales for spinning and 800 delivered
on contracts Niddllng uplands, ea5c,. against
DC last year: New O1eans and Gulf. 10 nc against
I points on the SPOT. with sales OF 1000 bales;
futures declined . to 3 points but rallied. closing
unchan xcd 10 polct lower. Manchester quiet
and easier. The movement o-day was ss follows:
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MOUNT VERNON TRUST COMPANY
Opens for Business. TAking Over the Bank
81 - q Mount Vernon.

Tho Mount Vernon Trust Company opened
. yesterday for business. taking over the
!. ..Hank Of Mount Vernon, the control Of which
vas purchased . few months ago in the
interest OF the new institution. The new
company has Sooo,o 900 capital and $500 900
surpl,,s Among the directors are:
J-E. Borne Of the Colonial Trust Com
psny, Charles H. Fancher Of the Irving
National Bank, j. M. Donald Of the Hano yer
!. National Bank, r. T. Martin, cashier Corn
Exchanee Bank; William B. Randall of the
i Knickerbocker Trust Company, s. H. Voor-
hies OF the Royal Bank Of Canada, A. A.
Lisman Of Lisman. Lorge a Co., Samuel
: We'll Of the Schwarzschild. Sulzberger
Company, A. Murray Young Of Boissevain
a Co, George r. Dyer OF c. I. Hudson q
c1.. and 4 number OF leading residents of
Mount Vernon.
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white, l7,1c.: No. 8 white. <0c. Futures closed
nc. lower. May. ss..c. Rye was auiet No. |?
Sc. nominal track. Corn was nrm. Sales, 10000
BUSH. mainly for export here and 81 the outports.
No. 2 yellow, SIC. Futures closed &c. lower 70
2 higher. Sales 100 900 bush. Prices as follows:
Oppa. Hf0h. Lor. Clos. Last
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Ne, earnings sisssss $50 SIS soi .sss Dec ss.s IoO
soUrHERN RAILwAI.
The Southern Railway Com pany reports for
February:
1908. IoO7. Chonoes
Gross earnings. % $50 S8 "a e7p, ,sX Inc Sxoi aos
EXP. and taxes. 2.Ss1.Slo 3.ioS, $40 Inc sci no
Net eaInings.. s7ps 7Ss S7ss SIS Inc NJ an
From July to Feb. %:
Gross earni te 203 Ga t1S ~ s<s Inc n s0s sx0
Exp. and taxes. 2sa 7<2 1851 0o< inc 2sss ots
Net earnings. 1e<s.ose S7.s7s ist Inc $50 70?
- MO oRANpE souTHkKN.
The Rlo Cnnde Southern Rsurn.d ra-r.n,
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N. Y. Security and Trust Co.
20 WALL sTREEr. NEW yokx.
Capital and Surplus, $1,000, 600.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

UNION PACIFIC.
: The Union Pacific system reports for February:
1900: iSoa. Charger
Exp. and taxes. 2iSs,oSo i.sss.so7 Inc. 1e.ili
Net eaInins:.; u os7n no H.7i.se+ Dec. s<is.Hl
Gross earnings sst 10 al 90, 80 Inc siS,ln7
Exp. ana nxes. b.sso.Ss iesfo.ss2 Inc. i.7oo.60s
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Rallies on Big CJearances. Better
Gables Than Expected and Belief
That Ginners' Census Report WIN he
Buliish--Grain Declines slightly-Re.
ccipts IArger--Weather Favorable
---Conee and Provisions Easier.
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nA5LY TREASURY STATEMENT.

Surpsus.. :. t7ii.o s4s0.4a sss. .ssi sli
" The rece3pts from day 81 0is. .7i2:
fyt,m internal revenue. 1854: miscellaneous,
si2T tcf: national bank notes received for redemp.
tlQp Miles .-t-,
.rIsy ,iRt MATch Si shows
Tyg BEEHIVE FUND
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EXPORTS or MERCRANDTsE.

Exports Of merchsndise fr ON the pom Of New
a. follows With those OF last week and the current
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
OFFICE OF
JANEWAY CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF WALL PAPER.
JsFTT NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.
NOTICE
The oopsrtnershlp heretofore existing between
Henry l. Janeway. Sr.. William r. Janeway and
Henry L. Jancway. yr.. and known a. yANEWAY
Co. has been dissolved BY the death Of the junior
partner Henry L. Jancway, JT
The business will be continued BY the surviving
partners. Henry L. Jsneway and william r. Jane
way who have formed q copartnership under the
name OF yANEwAY Co. and who will assume all
liabilities OF the late nrm and receive all moneys
due the late nrm. JANEWAY co.
-. We have this day formed copartnephIp under
the nrm name OF MALLETr WYCkOPF for the
transaction OF q strictly commission business In
Stoc ks bonds cotton and grain.
DANIEL T. MALLETT,
Member New York Consolidated Exchange.
RICHARD ID. WSCKOFF.
Ten Wall ST.. March slst 1905
New York April ist. 1903.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
nrm name OF THOMAS 4 THOMAS, II Broadway.
expires to day by limitation.
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Port eIports were S6.10I BARS, Futures Advapced
10 TO u pointA closing steady at net rise Of 10
To- With estimated sales OF 10000 bales. Prices
sx followS.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21

Farm Loans-Private money,
no company, only one note, one
mortgage, and no inspection fee
We loan individual money, and
have the money on hand to give
it to you any time you want it,
today or tomorrow. We are not
promising you money at rates 50
that the money can not be cotton,
and then keep your inspection
fee, as a graft. 1t will not cost
you a penny if you do not get a
loan, and we can tell you as soon
as we see your farm whether or
not the loan will be made. We
do our own inspecting and can
do it the day after you tell us you
want the money.
MORRIS & LANCE,
Attorneys, Anadarko, Okla.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21
Night Gowns.

Good Muslin Gowns cut full
size, well made, trimmed with
pretty insertion and ruffles on
sleeves. This is our regular 4Sc
Gown, and is a splendid value at
this price. During the sale the
price will be 39cts.
Good Cambria Gowns trimmed
with embroidery, and embroidery
insertion, also Cambria Gowns
trimmed with pretty lace and lace
insertion. Good value at our
regular price 81. During this
Special sale only, we will sell
them for each, 79cts.
SKIRT CHEMISE made of
good quality cambria, neck, front
and sleeves edged with Torchon
Lace, row of embroidery inser-
ton. Fine value at the marked
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21

We offer no apologies for adj
vertising SPECIAL PRICES on
muslin underwear. Indeed we
don't suppose you care a Thinkers
Continental why we do il. The
thing that does interest you is
whether we will actually sell
bright new crisp muslin under
wear for less than our usual
prices. We are going to do
that very thing and the reason
why we will do it is OUR BUSH
ness. It's your business TO get
the goods at the following very
special prices,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21

o. H. Geagan G. Co. Real Es-
tate. Accomplishments, school
land, city property, rentals and
collections. 9th street between
Broadway and Main. est
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21
First Publication March 10
Publication Notice.

Territory OF Oklahoma, Justice Court
CaddO County. fCnddO County
Cogar. o. T.
II. c. Hopkins. plaintin.
vs..
stewart Bell. Defendant. }
Said defendent StewartBell will take notice
that he has been sued IN the above named
court for upon an account win X Hopkins and
must answer the petition filed therein by said
plaintin on or before the Bird day OF April at .
y M a ID 1908, or said petition viii be taken as
true. ana a Judgement for said plaintin in said
action for Forty-seven dollars and thirty cents
SiI30lfrom - OF Jan. 1908 and in the attach
ment therein granted, will be rendered nc
cordiugly.
Attest; j. W. johnson. j. =.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21

price Csc. While this sale lasts
only, 7Scts.
SKIRT CHEMISE nicely
trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry and insertion. Marked price
is S1.25. During this sale 8Scts.
Very good muslin, and also
Cambria Gowns, trimmed with
embroidery and embroidery in
sertion. Also Gowns with lace
trimming and insertion. Would
sell in many stores for S1.9S.
Our regular price is S1.65. On
sale Saturday morning for each,
S1.39
A SPLENDID GOWN, cut low
in the neck, trimmed deliberately
with fine Valencienes Lace and
insertion, a good match for the
city store gown at 1928. In
their Special Saleit might be sold
as low as S1,98, but eve at our
special price, S1.69.
The above is our regular S1.9S
Gown.
BEAUTIFUL GOWN, low
neck style trimmed with embroid-
cry insertion, and clusters of fine
hem stitch tucks, edged prettily
with fine lace. Our good value
Gowns at $3.50. Beginning Sat-
urday morning and during the
sale, the price will be, S1.9S
Very fine Nainsook Gown, very
deliberately trimmed with lace,
one of the very incest Gowns we
ever offered and is fine regular
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21

value for the marked price, S2.75.
You can get one during this
sale for S2.10.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-21
Ladies Drawers.

TAE1 dilA MRAA AAANAa1s tAoDA0A VI
tucks above a wide hem. Our
regular 19c ones. While the sale
lasts, 15cts.
Splendid muslin drawers made
with a wide hem-stitch ruffle.
Fine value for 25c. Saturday
morning price will be, 21cts.
Good quality Drawers wide
lace trimmed ruffle, and wide m
broidery ruffle. Good value for
$685. While this special sale lasts
the price will be, 25cts.
Extra quality Cambria Drawers
deep ruffle, and hem stitch tucks.
Our regular price for theseis 49c.
Special price, 38c.
The following number of draw-
ers are all fine garments, well
made, deliberately trimmed and
will be sold at the following re-
duced prices during this special
sale only:
Our 65c drawers for Acc.
Our Toe Drawers for 58c.
Our SOC Drawers for 69c.
Our CSC Drawers for roc.
Our 1.15 Drawers for soc.
Our 1.50 Drawers for 1.18c.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
LAsoR DAY IN ATLANTA.
Most Successful Demonstration Evet
Hold In the Gate City,

fold In the cate Ctty.
Atlanta, Sept. 6.-L,bor Day IN ~
lanta was most appropriately and fit'
tinsly observed. The attendance
from neighbcrins towns was larger
than ever before and the big labor
day parsde surpassed anything of the
kind seen in this city.
Headed by Chiof John w. Ball, chic!
of police, and squad Of mounted .oFi'
GERS, the parade moved from the stat,
capitol along Mitchell street to White.
hall street, then .lons Whitehall AMI
PcaChtree streets to North avenue,
where counter march was made, th,
procession coming back Poachtrea
street as far as the grand cpera house,
where the divisions were disbanded,
feature OF tho parade was tha
very evident harmony that exists be.
tween the white and colored laborers
who compose the Atlanta Federation
of Trades. The negroes were given
kheir place in line. and made an ex
cellent appearance, receiving thelt
share CT the applause alcng the line
of march.
"
in Atlanta yesterday fulfilled all pre-
diotlons
The trains on every road brought
in their quota until noon, some com.
ing on regular trains. some on spe.
ciai md some on excursion trains.
Among tho visitors were not only la.
boring men and union members, but
hudreds of sight-seers from the sur.
rounding towns.
These visitors, as soon n their trains
arrived. scattered over the city and
mingled With tho great thrcngs which
lined every street during the march
of tho parade.
The exercises at Ponce do Leon
were particularly Interesting
The speaking began ut 2:3o O'Clock
in the Casino. which had been special.
ly md elegantly dccoratel for the &C.
cas!on, by George Hickman. OF the
thenter. rs about 10000 persons went
20 Ponce dc Leon, it was impossible
for all OF them TO hear the speeches.
but the large auditorium was we'll
nlIed
Speeches were made by the follow.
ing representative Gentlcmcn:,
When the curtain went m the stage
held Walter Y. Dean. president OF the
Federation OF Trades; Fl. j. Skeffing.
ton, OF Boston. tho orator of the day;
Mayor Evan P. Howell. Congressman
J.. F. Livingston, Jerome Jones, Coun
Gilman James !. Key. G. T. I.aGson
tho attorney for Tie Federation oil
Trades.
All pronounced tho day one of thc
most successful in the history of Ia
Dor organization In Atlanta. -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Flftieth Anniversary Archbishop Ry.
ans Ordip alton

Philadelphia, Ser. 8.-The golden
jubilee celebration In honor Of the
nfioth anniversary Of Archbishop Ry-
ans ordination began today at the
Cathedral SITS. Peter and Paul, with the
celebration Of solemn pontflcal mass
by the archbishop. The ceremony
was attended by eight archbishops, 32
bishops, five mopsignors and about
80 priests. Bishop Horstmann, OF
Cleveland, preached the sermon.
The jubilee fund contributed by the
Roman Catholics of the archdioceses
amounts to 100000. 1t was intend.
cd as personal gift TO Archbishop
Ryan, but he has devoted it to the
archdiocesna fund to pay for St. Vim.
cents orphanage.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
NATIONAL PRoHialTloNIsTs.
Chairman Issues Call for Committee
to Meet.

Chicago. Sept. Solver W. Stew.
art, chairman OF the national Prohibi.
tion committee. issued a call today for
that committee to meot at he Audi.
torium hotel i Chicago at 10 a. m,
Wednesday, Dec. 1G. to fix the time
and place o! The next national Prohibi.
tton convention.
The committee consists of two mem.
hers from each state and territory and
1t is expected that all will have al
least one representative present. while
large majority Of thcm will have
two.
Considerable rivalry has already
beon developed for tho convention. An.
plications have been filed or notice
given that they will he filed by Buffalo,
Detroit. Indianapolis Columbus, Kan,
sas City and Minneapolis.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
LARGE FORTUNE EVOLVED.
Diepo sition Dependo Upon Date Of
Mans Death,

New; York. Sept S.-Disposition of
IN state. Invoking n large fortune de.
Yends, uroN ;hc date Of death of Ar.
thur Dcckw.th an artist, who belong
ed to n prom, pept family OF this city.
He disarpearout from the Sanford hall
asylum at Flush ing. l.. l., in 1894, and
never has hean heard of since.
Owing 70 compl lcaton between the
heps and the state OH the question
"a the amount OF t.ransfer tax. coun.
sci has instituted pr weddings in tho
surrogates court 10 h.src the date of
death settled. The controversy also
involves the Forbes B,Cfwith broth
ors. 1T the time the chile. engineer OF
the subway commission. Roth men
wore inclined to be compseEt to han.
die large property intsresus Each
inherited estates of about half a mil
lion dollars from their fatber. Leon
ard died intestate in 1895.
Accor ding to tho petition ,of the ,ad'
ninistrstors Of the estate Of Arthur
Hccl>with. in 1890, escaped fscCn an ssy:
ium at Litchfeld, Conn. ana was two
years later discovered in Havana,
Cuba, living in squalor. Hen was III
1898 placed in the Sanford Ml.ll asy.
lum at Flushing. pGpaain44Ir a. iii '4sB4.."fec e
iSrc him adjudgel insane and incom.
petert; he again escaped. In an,
1902, he was declared legally dead.
1t is now sough to have his death
placed before that Of Leonard in,wthich
case the latter's heirs will get the most
OF both fortunes.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
Transfixed by Croybar,

Raleigh, n. c., Sept, IA negro
named James Caldwell. employed In a
brick yard at Spencer, Rowan coun.
ty, was killed in singular way. He
was making deep excavation and
was using 4 crowbar. Suddenly the
earth oavcd i'll upon him and his body
was forced downward upon the crow.
bar, the end of which WAS driven
through him from breast TO back. He
was dug out as quickly as possible and
actually lived several hours
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
YOUNG WIFE's SACRIFICE.
Receives Bullet Intended For Her Hus
band-May Die

Chicago, Sept. S.-Rushing in front
OF her husband to protect him from.
an attack by an armed man, a young
wife last night received a bullet In
her right side and physicians say she
will die.
Mrs. Ida Reckstein, 33 years Of age,
is the victim. and after shooting her.
Rudolph. Hoppe, saloon keeper, was;
set upon by crowd Of union cori,ice
workers, who knocked him down and
were beating him over the head when
the police appeared.
The shooting followed quarrel be.
tween Hoppe and Reckstein at the
rooms of the latter. Reckstein is said
to have struck Hoppe and the "a,
loon keeper then drew his revolver.
lie fired twice at his antagonist, with.
out effect and as he fired the third
time, Mrs. Recksteon Jumped in front
Of her husband and received tho bul.
let