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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
DRIVEN TO CRIME By
POVERTY ON CHRISTMAS
Father Murders His Three MOthcrlcss
Children and Commits Suicide
by Hanging.


HUDSON. ". Y, Dec. 25.-BroOding
over his inability to purchase Christ
mas gifts for his three mOtherless chill
dren, Joseph Phillips. a HOllowville
farmer last night murdered the chill
dren and then hanged himself in a barn.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
SHIELDS HIS MOTHER
By KILLING FATHER
Seventeen Year-Old Lad Commits
Murder and Stops an Alteration
Between Parents.

JOPLIN, Mo-, Dec. 25.-Bert Bar
ron. aged II, shot and killed his faith
er Matt Barron, a miner, here to-day
while protecting his mother from as
sault. The elder Barron was intoXi-
Gated. Young Barron, who is under
arrest, says the shooting was acci-
to1
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
RACE WAR IS STARTED
AND NEGRO is KILLED
Serious. Trouble Is Feared at Lock-
land. a Small Suburb of

CinCinnati

CINCINNATI, Dec. 25.-In the race
war to-day at Lockland, a suburb Of
this city. negro was shot and seriously
wounded. The trouble was the result
of dozen encounters the white resi-
dents have had with the colored inhab-
itants within the past week. More
trouble is feared.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
COLOMBIAN ENVOY
HURRIES MESSAGES
TO HIS GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-General
Rafael r. Reyes. the Colombian Minis
ter now IN washington o. a special
mission, spent A busy day to-day in
preparation OF his mail dispatches for
Colombia. It is supposed these dis
Continued on Page =, Column C.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
Mercury at Zero in Omaha

OMAHA, Dec. 25.-The mercury
fell S5 degrees since 10 a. m, reach
ing zero at o'clock tonight. The
cold wave is general over Nebraska
aud Iowa and a lower temperature is
promised tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
GOVERNMENT
LDEEK OF 4NUR
Konauas Note Is a Demand on Russia

ONDON Dec @-The Daily Mails Kobe correspondent
Il reported that the of Baron Komua Minister of Foreign Affairs
to Baron de RoSen the Russian Minister to RSSS reply
the claims of Japan has paragraph to the effect that only two weeks
would be allowed for This period January
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
THE wEATKEE.

Forecast made at San Fran
cisco for thirty hours ending
midnight, December IS:
San Francisco and vicinity
Fair Saturday; light northwest
wind. G.. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26
THE rHEArERS.

Alcazar-"B1ue Jeans"
Califoraia-'Eoxy Grandpa"
Centra1-"Alphonse and CASTOR. +"
Columbia-"Dolly Warden"
Fischer's-"I. o. q"
Grand-"A Little Outcast."
Orpheum-Vaudsville.
The Chutes-vaudevi11e. Spe-
cial Matinee To-Day.
TivoH Opera-House-"Ixion."
Matinee To-Day at All Theaters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-26

Continued on Page .. Column ?.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

patents 81 eo9s4 winter straghts 50 e5ass So winter
wintsg g loqsS 90 extra wiSter 81 5oas5 red
9gS5ed Far good sSass choice to fancy S. soa
s8 Is as to bp5na a 3 SI9jed: Kiln Kiln dried s. IS
Fine White and yellow 81 5oqsl tO coarse 81 11a$l II
SACKS 70 9F5ve 299 n prompt SIS spring hran mid
oic2ke S2I hominy chop s2i bulk s2l 5Oas22 sacks
GRAIN-wHEAT-It a DAY Of heavy liquidation
low FL the cse OF ls sstG2 east PG3fes being TlSh m pc
while chieago %ss 81.o lower July. 2sso down on
orous unloading OF wheat bought before the government
OF bear traders who have restrained more
or less by the uncertainty connected with crop
al sold freely in the Chicago these offerings
principally in June owing to the satisfactory grading OF
Freely as might be desired by the bears but the heaf
Of new wheat while fho tosi va Wt iay liberal receipts M
kinds was coz coo bush against c Go busb @ o a al
81, Louis and in fact al markets at the immediate
higher But an ny bears disconceTted the bull
which quickly weakened the market continued
ing to bush against e212ooo BUSH last yea
Russia oonri6gtsd nearly one-ha so that the general
crease OF $50 600 bush IN the passage Like
The total row, ls tba naelfp % % al uay, s'nousn ,
5a-eoeas o3S ono IN lEe years Lcal STOCKS
1e Local contract supply left that stock only O92 bush
were reported through the ouports Quotations Of cash
red NeuYork Sssc all 10 arriIe " S Sof3YTSi,5 R w
wheat making almost decline i'm
possible hold the though exporters
came in good buyers and foreign statistics proved
rather bulsh than otherwise Prices declined
steadily all day close showed = q5sc
There considerable liquidation this market
the fine weather and but little attention the few
damage that hand. The quantity
passage lost 100000 bush and worlds shipments
100000 bush smaller than the previous week. At the
time cables closed partly @ sd lower In the
visible supply there 229 600 bush
consisted Of 45 loads at NeoT and loads at outP9rts
No . closed 5T54c elevator and JSkc
b ahoet: No white and No yellow 59o
oats weaker and dull sales amounting 81 600
bush At the West prices were nc to 1c lower in
response liquidation similar other mar
kets. The visible supply decreased 5000 bush. and
local stocks decreased 252 200 bush. No closed
al Sc No 4I1tc No white. 45c; No white 441ae:
RYE-Marlet steady No ? Western: SOC ahoat
rye 5S059l5 dull: feed
c Z New-Tork.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
LEHFCH VALLEY.
Foot of Cortlandt Desbrosses Streets &C
Daily Except Sunday. Sunday changes; las esOo

strong native lambs So 2O@s6 80; Western lambs s39
Sc ewes $3$4 80; clipped yearlngs. So
s. % Texas clipped sheep s3S5 stockers and feeders
East Buffalo July 13-Cattle-Receipts, 3,7OO head;
active. l5q25c higher; stockers and feeders steady
prime shipping 9GGS5 butchers
81 25G$4 heifers, s. 1884 as; bulls 50 59
81 60Q$3 25 fresh and springers $2$S per head
higher; good choice $45S52. medium to good 500
$i2 common. SIS9S2S. Neals-Receipts, I55 head;
SSGS6 so. Hogs-Receipts. 11R1 head
pigs active higher, others dull &C loc
lower heavy $ 50d$5 So mixed 50 eOqS5 6S Workers.
81 058S6 %, pigs 50 40qS6 so roughs s. 5qS sags.
$49$4 p; daines. So 5oQS5 IS sheep and ambs-Fe-
ceipts, $500 Lambs 25c higher; yearlngs soc
higher steady; S4$6 so yearngs- 81 80
@S5 So 50QSS IS: sheep. mixed, S2G$4 wethers.
s. 25G$4 80
East Liberty July 18-Catt1e higher; choice, S. 259
s. 40 prime "a 9OGS5 10; good. 81 dS4 So Hogs slow
prime heavy s. 55s5 80; mediums s. 3o9$5 50; heayy
So 80; roughs S49$5 Sheep higher wethers 81 500
s. so: cuIls 81 50GS2 %; yearngs. $685.
veal calves Sc 5OaS6 75.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
ExpoRTs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nau
-orrrr- Yesterdays coffee market opened STEADY AZ
sf decline of points and ruled generally quiet curing
- - rrioae showing little further change Inc close
-, an rar unchanged points lower, with saies oI
N. bse- TIE declining tendency Is explained On the
-s -Far ths heavier rsceuts have resulted n pur-
rezfl lower ngLres ana tLal TINS
-. being against in the local market mas IN
-szs5 -~s-rvs here while there has been no core
raTr fn-rease in demand. which sQeculatVely speak
-r 4 al low The movement reported from primary
T-rs -errerday heavy the ports having 55u9g bags
fs ne Interior receipts footed up 3542s bags
80 ys-e also arrivals of 40 $50 bags. The foreign
.s-ksts as0 showed declining tendency. daVre De-
ne : 4-snc lower while Hamburg declined partial =
fg Warehouse deliveries for The week we're very heaVy.
e. e-neCted as result II large taE1ngs eH snip.
santos receipts week were $1,000 bags over the
amount for correspondents week last year ana me fo
T71yaert was 22000 last year In the early
--s- Fur'rs was light seller. and Il stated that
-1---e-s u-ers Offering moderately The demand came
s,rrerf-E sources and largely due u covering
e r1arket quiet with quotations on the basis
~ = sie- f-- RIO NJ Total warehouse deliveries In
~ rres estes for the 162 AL bags against
~ az has ast week 81 $40 bags for the week
iss- vesr on the former amount Nev-Hork reported
IN 5g hsrs Santos receipts $4,000 bags for the
vaek a. compared with ia 600 bags last week and
lo 200 hzg last year Rio receipts aggregated los 009
haEs arsrFt IS G06 the previous week and 5000
l-pF ast wear Rio shipments 10 the United States
n 10 hsrs FOR Europe % 0lo bags Santos
hir,-S u he United States l05 0OU bags; 10 Europe,
81 IN hsrs Bahia receipts for the week $500
b range o, contract prices in the local market to-day
urEa AZ
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 13.-Cattle-Recepts. 1000 head. incud-
400 strong and active good prime
steers S5Gs5 go poor 70 medium s4G$4 co. and
feeders 50fS4 so; heifsrs 81 50S5
81 5o8S2 IS: bulls g 29S4 S5 calves g 5o9se; Texas
Eogs-Rscsipts to-day, s. 600
Tomorrow 20oOO left ~ 900;
ket opened 10815c lower and closed See lower mixed
s I5dS5 good to choice heavy, s5
s. S. rough heavy 81 sOds5 10: light 4Ods5 70 bulk
IS Sheep-Rsceipts. 1900 head:
lambs higher; good 70 choice 1ethers g 759s4
fair choice mixed. S3IS3 native lambs. $3.50
Cincinnati. July 13.-Hogs dull and lower at So 753
IS 30 Cattle steady az 81 25SS4 60 sheep steady
81 5OGS3 60 Lambs active and higher az IS 5OGx6
Kansas City, July 3-cattle-Receipts. s000 head
calves 80 market steady Iol15o lower Fri
day: export dressed beef steers S4 20
good s. 1884 65: stockerS and feeders
Western fed 50 5o9t4 10 Texas and Indian
81 So 501SS 30; native
heifsrs s. 25as4 20 Gamers 81 253s2 30 bulls 81 son
50 Is: calves s29S5 Hogs-Reeepts. $500 head market
Ipl5e lower; ton 42L bulk OF sales. 25GS5 IS;
heavy s. a5qs5 30; MIXED packers s. 59ss s2s: light
27l1&S5 42. 50 S7e {fS5 41A pigs, &c 350
s. 22a shsep-Rscs.2tA 500 head: market AS1vs and
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. X
Liberty Street south Ferry tcime t-5-a
South Ferry hve minutes earlier than shown below.
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN And
MAUCH CHCNk-z4OO tI15 Easron only) $40 A.
NJ. I.20. 40, 90 to- Easton only r II Sundays,
z425 A NJ, 100 $50 P NJ.
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z40O BIO A.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER
AND BARN EtIAI-z40Q 90, 80 n n, L3O @ 80 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only)- $50 P n sundays. g .
Atlantic CITY-fs.4O a. II. 24O P " 600 P
vTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4oO A NJ. tLso
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASE0RE
? As $50 s5s 445. $50 $50 d15O Wednesdays and
9.I5 A. NJ I90. 400 P. n
ILADELPEiIA-tREADING TERMINAL 90 25.
T7CO 800. 1000. 4110O A. NJ. fI2OO Il 90.
$3.50. t2O0. 1900 400. - t60O TTsO. 500 P IL.
aiTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425 ts 40 1880
'lI45 A II. 100. t'5-4U 800. ~-O0 t9-25 P. NJ
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
II 20 A NJ Reading only) 800 ''sI % r. 90 p n.
Reading. Pottsvils and Harrisburg only. tAOO. t5OO
SANDY HOOK ROUTEs-From T. Rector St Pier s.
Atlantic Highlands. Seabrght Monmouth Beach. and
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Point Pleasant 8-o0 1000.
100 A M. 100 2 90 400. 500. 900 500 P IL
Sundays. 1000 A. N. leo. 400, 500 p AZ.
zFrorn Liberty only "Daiy 1DaiIy except
day sSunday only +ParlOr cars only IVA Tamaqua-
ESaturdays-
1871 261 1900 1854 Froacway 1se 5th Av . Union
square west 2s3 West l2jsh ST. 2f5
Columbus Av., New YORK Court s.. ga 500 Fult5n
St B'kyn; 800 B'vay. WrnsourE. y. T. Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage to dssrnati9n
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r AE-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat 759Isc. No red 763S gs9ec; No eoTr
white Se3z8411c No rye, soc; good feeding barley
4Oq43c. choice mating, 4SIyi9c; No daxseeds
9Sc: Northwestern 81 o. prime timothy seed - 40;
clover grade. S1l 5O4Sll Mess pork, per
bbl Sl4S14 O5 lard per 40ST so; short ribs
QoOss s. 20g$S 30; dry salted shoulders Doxe
I5GST clear sides boxed. s. oO1Ss
Whskey basis OF high vines 81 go On the Produce Ex-
change to-day tha butter cresmeries
15G2Oc; dairies 14G1so Egss steady al marx cases
Northern No Northern. s4lsc; July. s6c Sep
RfiIvsuEeee1 TGIT -Close-wheat lac lower:
Northern Se99Oc. Northern. eS sec: Septerh
ber ne Rye steaay: No l. 5oe Barley dull No = Ssg
Minneapolis. July I3.-CIose: Wheat cash. s7sc; July
SEC: September 75 : 76c. track No hard ssec;
No Northern. 81 &c: No Northern s6tc No North
ern s5aS85c Flour-First patents quoted S4 cog
81 20: patents s. 5OQS4 G0i first cea-s S 49g
IS clears 81 5OGs2 CO. Bran in bulk sl2 zSs
Phiiadepha July 13-wheat &c lower; contract grade.
July SO9SOi7c. Corn quiet but steady; July oo1sgoCc
quiet hut firm: winter super 0O9S3 To- extras 50 10
ass Pennsylvania roller clear Old 50 40gS5 go DO
ass 60. do straight old So a$3 so; do patent 9d ~ %
asa 10; spring clear SO 5Od$3 75: straight 81 1884 SS
patent 81 45$4 90: fayorite brands s. 65qS4I 81 city
straight So 6OGS3 patent 50 soG$4 % Rye -four
and unchanged 50 10 per Dbl for choice Pennsy-
vania Butter steady fair deanf extra Western cream
cry 2c; nearby prints steady fair demand:
nearby 17c OF; Western. lie; Southwestern
l6c 15al6c Cheese quiet but steady; New
new 9a.Q1OLc Receipts-Four 14O0 bols and 1O21.U0o
pounds sacks: 200 bush: 2s 0O Shipments
ST. Louis, July 1a-wheat-No red cash elevator.
7sc July 7sc September n sgTT14c; December TAO
zg5sc September 4ssG49c. Oats-No cash. STe Sep
tember. 23isc: Decernber S4Ssc; No white. 4z9ASc
s. a prime timothy GO; September timothy. 81 So
August elsiks. Sc so.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July I3.-Four firm; fair local demand; best
patent spring 81 75GG5 bakers straight spring. s. 501
s. bakers clear spring s3 5oTS4 low grades winter
spring. $34S3 25. Cracker flour SO S5d$4 10 Rye
-four. So 65gS4- Wheat-Winter nominal, No white
$40 No . red. SIC. spring No / Northern, 9O1sc;
hard, 92sc, Corn quiet; No yellow, 56'zc; No corn
55l.c Bariey-OheTed, 52I5Sc Rye-No . track
quoted 571sc. Canal freigtts steady; wheat 4l4c
NeW-YOrk.
chteago July la-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Liverpool July 13 D m--cotton-spot IN limited de-
mand prices points American mlddling fair.
6ssd good middling. 652d: middling 6s2di low mid
ding 606d, good ordinary. I'D. ordinary. 55td The
sales the day 5000 bales % which 500 were Tor
and and included 4.1uo Anerican
Futures o2snss aad closed QuisS. Aasrica5 rld6linS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

ls 30 ket for spot cotton closed quiet with
Aat a. % LIVER On the basis OF y 400 for mddIing
e-eE is~rs-- osc tor ucdling Gulf Sales vere era
e1lact ~ Tor consumption and coo delivered o7
t4oHs p-5.---sil spot markets were teieeTanhe6 as
lz1 q1et I-.'4ese nominal unchanged a. lsc savan-
eGzgs a. owe az lzc Augusta nominal and IN
clsnge6 :, % SAFES - bales. St Louis ouIer s-S -
Ealgtoa 55:e :e sales. Il bales Noble nominal Wi
's1 sa sans dSy is efa interior points to-day con-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

coffee cables -Fic-Co1ee market firm, No Rio,
af exchange J. Sled. receipts $4,000 bags, cleared
r he United states II ee hsgs cleared for Europe,
1900 haze stock 90 Gtsf bags Sa0ros-Coffee market
1U god Santos $500; receipts, 81 600 bags
stock 72l H0l H5zn1urE-Cofee market opened
changed. 2aH 1er unchanged = pig lower
sales 1900 bags Havre-C0flee market opened quiet
uncha-sel ar - unchanged ar n irregular, de
ciasi franc ar $50 unchanged total sales 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
Lackawanna Railroad,
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

C. July. 605d; July and august esd August ana
September. 6oS46.04d. September and October. $3.50
564d October and November. esa. November and De-
eenber 51ed. December and January f8f5 i4d Janu-
a-y and February. 512d. February and March, 6lI9
512ds March and April. 6ll@s.IzL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
e e., and ;.,oilt interior points to-day. con-

fse. szier - SPECIAL Ltgerpool eat,...
a., icsn o. Aeles. SPECULATION az o. SosSon
o. pelnt adysrc- ,.-a.ihg upland. es2d F>,5ss : @
fs e5 R4ieis SSsG Sosa
lsd Jsr-l' l'seennf'sr. 3Isd: 6ecf Sevehllsr
aApri 5Iss 5sS ssSsra1ry, l21; Februa-S sTss ~
F1of-s -. ''lssler yarns and cloths
10 s.e lower u - ne general market Wa, .s,..
N.soez tht 1ltlol1Rh dena nd - 80 EASIER
'''s' ci1acuii te quote ouo,.ss as ssfs s,3. r.9w
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenttne was about steady
with holders generally asking prices Demand
fairly good Rosn and were steady with demand
good and prices unchanged. quote:
SPIRITS TURPEZNTINE-OiI and machine bbls blR
61Ao.
TAR-Pine bbls, 81 40: oil bb,s. 81 4oas4 As.
ROSIN-Common good strained. $261s2 C2I5 e So 10
GS2 Is; F. 81 30: @, 50 55 H co. J. So O5 K SO 95;
u. SO So N. SO CO. " G. So 10; " ", SO eOQS4
STOcTS ON
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
STOCK ON HAND

wilmington, July i5-Spirtts turpentne steady. 47ci
recepts, So casks Rosin-Notling doing receipts 90
bbs Crude turpentine So and So 30 receipts
Ia bbis Tar Arm 81 65; receipts 90 bbls.
1929 bbls sales. lO6: exports Rosin firm receipts
12o7 bbls sales 157: exports u 654 A B. G. 81 55; D.
81 co. z, 81 IS; F. 81 20: 81 70: H 81 25 81 e5; K
ESQ: 81 go \, ss v c s. 10: W ". s. IS.
steady; A. and c. 81 30: D. 81 55; 81 so; r 81 81
Q, 81 7oj e. 81 20 90 IS; K 81 TO- 81 80; N 81 90
London. July 1s-Turpentiue-spirits SIS iizd Rosin
Common, 5s Cd fine IS Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE e Ohio RAILROAD
City South L1IsELy
Chicago, PiIrsbGrz. 'l2l0 s12 IS
Chicago, Colum bUs az 55pua- L0Oym- Diner.
PittsburS, cleveland. - 5s5pm- a4Upm- Lmld
s4Pitfsburg Limited"...s 655pm- 70Oym- Buffet
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. .'1ZlO 81 Is T. Sleeper
Cincinnati. Louis. @l0-23aua "11 30au-
CincfnnRfis 81. Louis. - 655pm- IOOpm- Bu1sk
Norfolk ~ aSpm loopua Diner.
sDaily. fDaiy. except Sunday sSunday only
Ofces: l67. 261 434. 1900 Broadway, Astor Hou<s.
IA Square Grand 34S Fulton
RrookIyn: Ferry liberty Baggage checked
from res.dencs g destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
ne F'aTstca p6sidn q Brazilian cofee Is as follows:
Visible supply
G..

tof11H-tfr5r early burst of activity ana weak
- curing which Il looked very much q though the
wee o. witness another bull panic. ths mar
t--1t E--s1 generally quiet and steady firm. Tie
...s vas ~ decline g sa28 points. under
- ttaA % Liverpool. the excellent weather report-
SUNDAY ana the reports that additional mills were
.s n Various mangfa curing sections Immediately
. - 81 ia=te was slight effort raily the nearby
.-H i-- tais was soon overcome and 81 one time
- ~ aLlNel net decline Of from - 40 points
- - l'-l1s wh-lf the later positions showed losses
,..L-.- - % - points Then Liverpool. which had
-,,- -.e- lb 70 u points lower posi-
iors- -tel s-lslily nrne-. closing net 3a12 points
S-u- enc ne local market become less active. The
r---s s :. ae support II prices. ana q reactionary
ne - III During The balance Of the day trad
- - active but prices worked general
rso,1-- 80 az me close which steady showed a
eve --e lowest ~ 1892 points. though al that
v4re - i'ss oi lG-- points stiu apparent Sales
30 E-t-l ei Zf5s'1 bales The decline in Liver
L. -. .1isl attr-ou-eG. claiming Il
d. n s lei1ers while others c0ntended II was
nF 1l-eis tron tElE side During the early trad
s1 p discovered that the &ew-OrIeans party
evssrf- SLY here. but The smaller longs were
uniosg-. -eo over The aspect Of affairs and were
Va. -r@'4s Their sales swollen by renewed
bggilg PesiFe, and the market showed but few
ever an - The selling exhausted itself how
cane n - - iie lessenec activity the bulls again
ds-1s- support OF the market Shorts also showed
Bureau -~ % cover. II anticipation that the Weather
-han erre-s cue r1EnorroV might prove less bearish
"ee'I n Texas "a -'--s1 oaii+ase lIulA
~ "af &c follows - -- tie -o--4 market To
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

Receipts OF breadsufs interior points thousands
follows:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-24
BRYANISM REPUDIATrD
FIRST CLUB TO SUPPORT HIM
ABANDONS FREE SILVER

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 24-The Jack
sonian club of Nebraska, one of the
first organizations in the west to sup.
port William j. Bryan, unanimously
voted to reinstate 40 former members
of the club who were expelled seven
years ago for failing to support Bryan
and the national Democratic platform.
In the resolution reiustating the
members the club recognizes the sin
certify and honesty of purpose of those
who failed to support the ticket dur
ing the last campaign. Among those
reinstated are some who, before their
detection, were among the most
prominent Democrats of the state.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-24
PRAISES ROOSEVELT
GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA
THROWS HIM A BOUQUET.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 24-At a ban
quet given by the business men Of At.
lanta to Brig. Gen. Barry, in command
Of the Department Of the Gulf, Cover.
nor Joseph n. Terrell, OF Georgia,
was also guest Of honor. In respond
ing to the toast, 1.-THE State" Gov.
ernor Terrell said among other things
with many things that Preside n.
Roosevelt has done, indeed with per.
hsps most of the acts Of his admins.
tration. differ, but there are two
things which I most heartily indorse.
! indorse the establishment of the De.
partment of the Gulf. and most hear.
tily indorse the recognition Of the in
dependence of Panama, which means
the construction of an isthmian canal,
a thing in which we as southerners
are most deeply and most vitality in.
terested. 1t is not and cannot be
made party matter We want the
canal, and we are in a fair way to get
it, and if we 90 not get it now it will
be our own fault"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-24
TOUR OF ALL MEXICO.

Via Iron Mountain Route. leaving
st. Louis Tuesday, January goth,
1904, under escort of Reau Campbell.
Mgr. The American Tourist Associa-
ton, Quincy Building, 113 Adams
street, Chicago. Selected clientele
listed. All exclusive privileges, in
dependent travel. Special Pullman
vestibuled train, drawing room,
compa retreat, library and music room,
with the largest dining car in the
world, and the famous open top obser.
walton car, Chililitli. Special baggage
car. Tickets include all expenses
everywhere. For information address
any agent OF Iron Mountain Route.
W. @. Townsend, G. P. and T. agent.
st. Louis. Mo-, or r. L. G. Mat
thews, 7. p. A., room 202 Equitable
Bldg, Louisville, Ky.
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The T. H. Davis. which had been
sunk at Buffalo Island, above Cairo,
was brought here last night for repairs
and " i'll be taken on the ways as soon
rs possible.
The Mary Golden passed up thi.
morning from Metropolis to Smith
land with q barge.
The Buttorff arrived and departed
Yesterday from Nashville.
The Boaz and Harry Brown, tn,
two big combine coal towboats which
have been laying up above Paducat
on account Of low water. will arrive
today. They will probably 10 Oh
down 20 Cairo and IL possible go into
Mississippi river.
The Richardson and Dudley went tC
Nashville yesterday. a
The Victor is que tomorrow from
the Tennessee river
The wilford is due out OF the Ten
nessee river.
Toe Hook is due out of the Tennes
see river.
The Penguin will arrive from Joppl
today and will 20 into Tennessee rive
Saturday.
The Meggiddo, the gospel boat, ar
rived yesterday and was today takei
to Island Greek where she will lay up
The boat Is now for sale
Tho Inverness Psvonia ard DuGo.
are due out e Tennessee river befor
saturday with ties
The electric light plant on the Cas-
talis was tested last night and is sue
cess. She is an Aver & Lord tow boat
well, sonny" Captain Joe Fowloi
remarked this morning, you car JUS
make a note In your river column tina
we Will have water here Monday ant
plenty of il. The boats will all re
sumo and the river will show NOR,
life. " Captain Joe is a pretty good
prognosticator and knows the river
thoroughly. He thinks the water will
remain at good stage and that the
river men will have plenty TO do 70,
some tine 20 come.
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GAS WELLS
BIG CONCERN FOR THE EAST.
ERN PART OF THE STATE

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 42-The Apa
lschain Gas company, with capital
Of ~ 900, 900, filed articles OF ,ncorpo.
ration with the secretary OF state TO
day. The chief incorporators are NJ.
@. Afford and John r. Allen, of Lex.
ington, and Judge Hszelrigg. former.
ly chief justice Of the court Of ap.
peals. The headquarters will DO in
Lexington.
The object of the company, which
is prepared to work on an extensive
scale. is TO sink gas wells in Estill
county and pipe the gas to the sur
rounding towns.