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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
HARMER TO Get
HIS LICENSE



The city council last nlght con-
tinucd rs policy et .uaking flesh OF
enc and fowl Of another. In granting
liquor licenses
The council adopted the report OF
the police. license and revenue COM
mittce favorable 10 granting =
liquor license 10 q. l. liarmer Tor
saloon In a new building owner by
H. n. Hoyle On Third avenue. bv-
tween Pike and Union street. The
ordinance granting the license will
come w for anal passage az the next
meeting o. the council
The saloon which Harmer pro-
poses to open will tc outsidc of the
saloon limits. a. the Hathaway bar
Was; but. unlike the Hathaway bar.
u viii b. allowed % run. Il VIII be
remembered that the council turned
down an applicatien for a license at
the Hathaway bar several weeks Aso
for the esteusibie reason that Il
VAS outside u the saloon limits. n
was located On Third avenue. just
across the street from narmer'a pro-
posed site.
The following council voted 10
grant the license e3lli James Muir
ply, RedwNrt. Rinehart. Rude Tay.
ler and Fitzpatrick. Against erich
ton. Morrison. Mullen and Parry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
PATROL
WAGON

The new police patrol wagon. built
pleted aud will he put into service
tonight. The old rattie-trap ~ a
Wagon which has bren In use since
the patroi system was established
Will he sold Tot old iron.
The new conveyance IN an up-to-
date. fubher=tircd. canopy topped az
fair. The most fAgtidioua need not
be ashamed 90 ride IN u. The board
OF public warks intended 20 SURPRISE
the Isaiice department by making Il
a present Of the wagon, but nearly
every policeman has been waiting
for the vehicle for the past few days,
and the hours OF les completion had
been carefuily calculated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
LAST EDITION
BURSTING LEVEES
MARK THE FLOOD
THOUSANDS SQUARE MILES or FARMING LAND iNuNpAr.
BETWEEN MEMPHIS GULF

MEMPHIS March II. The flood
water has ccasvd to rise ON account
u the break in the levee at Holly
Hush. but the crest Of the fiood II
net here yet, business has been sun,
pended. In the submerged section Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

WE cnn locate yoa on homestead
lands IN a fine bunch srass prairie
where no irrigation n Required.
near station. or on desert lands
soon "a be Irrigated by large canal
no money required until you file
on land.
". G. nYERs a co.
AS. 197 z2s Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
SEAMAN CHARGES
GRAVE ASSAULT

Harry r.rfows captain of the
steamer Port Orchard. plying be-
tween this city and Hremsrton. was
arrested yesterday UPON warrant
sworn ont before United States Com
missioner kiefer by Joseph I.uth-
mers. \ seaman upon the same ves-
srf charging BARLOW with assault
and battery. The case viii be heard
tomorrow. Ths assault 10 said 20
have been committed on Friday.
March 10.
Lathmer~ claims 10 have been very
roughly used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

Though o.s OF his Kidneys has
been taken out rhiiiip zurich still
lives az the Monod hospital. where
he was taken yesterday after betns
injured IN fall al the Moran ahif-
yards. The peculiar nature Of TIE
injury made Il necessary to cut cat
enc kidney The operation has been
performed before, but physicians ~ 5
il IL very rare. zurich has q charge
OF recovery. although slight iifA
l. q. Neville. ~ q. Neville and G. A
Smith were the surgeons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
WEARING
THE GREEN

Aftiueisi nhamfochr, brilliant
green ribhona ana miniatuse hafpa
ars much tn evidence on the streets
today, The SONS and daughters Of
Erin arc duly observing IT Pat
riekn day aud many citiEfuh Nhnse
irish anevntry N wholly traditional
are takinE part m the celebration
Services IN honor % the good saint
wese held THUS morning AZ the
Church of our Lady % uued Hope
The ehuvh WAS crowded 10 this
doors
Hes. v, X frofantaine. assisted
BY Father Mahoney aud Father
awere. conducted high mass. fathff
MhheHey delivered brief aadFeHr
on the life and work Of ht. Patrick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
Classified Ads
%, s.l.-s.sl e.,.,e

We have two elegant modern new
houses with large iosa. fine Wow
~ 600 each. f190 cash balance any
time 90 suit purchaser Two five.
RON cutiaEen. new. fine view Of
bay ana mountains Tor 81 esn each
small cash payment. balance
monthly, Come IN and look oyef
our list, AZ We have several hauHra
In fine locations cheap aud OF very
easy terms. Lots from 400 70 $500
on Queen Anne tfiii an small pay.
nents. ifuy lot and We viii build
house a. suit you. List your
property with US
E g. RYERH q 90.
t2,-isf- afs Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
wAnrs nia pAMAara

The damage ruit Of Thomas cur
rams against the Seattle A San
Francisco Railway a Navigation
company. H. on trial In the superior
eeuft. this afternoon. cuffansH de-
manda $4,000 a. compensation for
Injuries received IN a coal mine ek-
piosiana meas the town Of Ieafy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

Granite Tea Kettles. made ~ best
Royal steel No. : siHe. SPECIAL Al
4sc.
fame ne above. 80 7. ~ &c,
Berlin sauce Pan. No. 3. a. z1c.
Berlin Sauce tan. No. 8. with
cover. regular Sc. at &c
Berlin ft1yal steel straight Sauce
Ne , Pan. regular tse. az 3pc.
Ne. iserlin Rufai steel straight
sauce Pan. at -.
No. g Hayal Steel Tipped Sauce
Pan. special At, each. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

No. - same a. above. rerul.
tizs. Al Vic.
Ehafuslsd cufpidorE Al. cad
zte.
Enameisd Royal Steel slop Jar,
iA-qaafi. special az. each. ne.
Ne. ?. same as above. each. Is
Granite Water Pals. io-qua1. !
Soc.
Enamsiesi Royal steei Stock rpt.
Ne. p. at lie.
Enameied Dripping pans. ssz< |:
kiz. ~ t5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

xncff0N sxLE o. nfkI ~.
TArE-ib LOTS. SIZE soxiao
FftI $500 $3.50. 49, sFsss o.
" q. Bickerion a 90. wlll sell by
auction al their rooms, esgS Fourth
avenue. on "Wednesday. the 18th Of
March, ~ z o'cloek sharp. rs lots.
two blocks from Yesler chr line
size a0xi0o. al taxes paid; title
perfect ~ q. fitcksrinn a CO..
Auctioncern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

.Nr ns,or Lirr


OF yruf owa 10 a taeaft, shsfs 80 hass
Heqf surroundings and tts assafanrs
That rlnss ls Rainis9 ssssh. ca he nee.
is'e sisrfiic ins. fhs Ret Hieas fhs rafs
sfflas fahe Washihsfaa# Handfsas ~
hss. ~, s.-.,, s.. 49, ,. slls =
uegk az sfefYtafyl i4fas - fasaf idss
s.l ~ fga. - sad ttea - 8 a.5eH asH
= s,ee'h i'sn.s. l.ssii. si.. l..z.i.os
silently Nust kia satss Hiaa nsishlssfs
= hs-si shaffhss stgfsss tstsfhaess
$500 rs,s,.s ,,.s * s ssssans - ~. -
wssAias,an street. f.ss - riass - %.
aeiisf 80 ~. wsea sssnt. ~ pi,irs
=, ns'e,,s ,'ssss \ s'sf's'sH''
tastc- f.ss-san 49,. asa.isfa hsslss. fftss
fussssAstias, rsHssnt sistsaatss. sfFsst iu
iifuFeulsnts raif fef hns tts~ - sesrnf
AN 2 skr jinss risz~ ~. srisa'fid n-isn-
issfisss.d tsfnis hsst taf - ti1
sf2'-, fuln e9iisrs. etth hsth sd f@n-
tfY. - f,siso ssaush "a tass tatanl nnr
sts~ , ear tiass. uas faf ffsn ftss
saas =, vssis ~sisins distance, ssrss,
sss.i.., 80 -.sss ~ ~ 90 s,ss
u~sf wanted ~ ~ iasa N sasns tsaaiitf
50 an ssrs ~ iasf nsaf haask f4fh
t<so 60 tssrrss rsaf tifvtasftsza. 20 sFfes
t-stisru iand ris4s-a Aaa nsisf Teas
efssk funs thgsesh iast. sissss q w4tsf
ffssi. improvements -asth ssafs ,han
~ qisi.uft1 4 uot.sss.
so Ss~ tast tasss
nnueNskl.H
oas q H-siiiss hnezf sstaft.aH Eisis. -
= dssp sifs t.ns hseniifst ssfins rf.sAs.
lafd esq ri-sfst "a So hsnian
saf ans. auiT - saiaatss 50 fls't tas
siiy Wa ~ fss.n - e -" -
- esq taii 80 shaaas as~saefx tfasfs
~ "a. piat fFom $50 % sssa - sfses
ApASa a NfcnutA
ists a~~una asseDs. Eaam sis
10 you want a cheap hurne7 Then
aos this housr aud lot fof $500. one
block from Madison car terms
Ar you looking far cheap iotsf
Then see some Ws have on I'D ave.
south. az = bargain seziee.
IN you want Ksatd waterfront
ranch. - acres. Al his bargain
n -. see as at once
TAfLDn-rnoE CO. f1k=se Afeade.
owNER " you viii call al my coal
efFice. isii II ave-. near Pike It..
viii sell you my haass and bot.
cheap. would rent fof t1a ia only
. frW blocks from my once. $500
swings ~ y. ". Ripley
WHY pay $500 FOR 1e-fn1s lots when
we ran neli you enc acre for f1ko
g. fsoo. one bloek ffefr = heel and
two blocks ffum electric car line
AT Columbia eaay terms call aud
see NtettenErrn a Afneit. - Hoa-
well block. corner FIRST and Coz
fuubia.
A NV nnsllsra fa-saasa Aasiss : bidats
ffuru q ta1iffass ef1sfsn Asa sffsrf.
y uo.isrn. ~ euizn. ffsHa
Tssfs- lsfeiHx iHss ftifiestea snf f~f,ssf
18th tarr n beet tnsatsaa - of~sn
f@ss must - saia 81 esses Arab
a q. Nf1.f-kN CO
sie ard sIz Arcade hfaa
rBNAr iufs % ga 20. 81 sfitsan CITY,
enif W ttinusss ftt@ 80 fssautnn ~
nns. 90 Waetiustas sffe%t terms ss
tosn u rnasfhsF Gems tstsr. Lar.
ssrrn enrs srusnfs
nEApQrAHTEns FoR FApns
~ rou are tarkieE fef farm iarns 90
suiau. 80 ne. e. / tsAaks = sf.aetafiy Il
faffs lands.
4 . arRESaI.E.
he4nl aso srssdr balsllns Seattle
a currf.r - sod hszaass sd iats Ia
~slhine distances. wanted. siz sd tta
Arra1s taiifins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

No y Itayai Steel Tipped sauce
Kettle. AT &c.
No. q. same A. above. zic.
No % Itogai Rtsei Tipped sauce
Pan. regular price ti.zy. al ssc.
Ne. : ftoYal Steel Enamel Ware
Steamers. regular value sc. foT
each &c
No. !. same a. above. az 5Pc.
Ne. 10 Enamsied Royal Steel
Rice Boilers. regular CO value. fot
each. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

". o. WOOD BACK from East
Fred Dale Wood has returned
from chiraga. who're he was vailed
on aeeouHt Of the serious illnsss Of
his father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

TO CURE a COLD m ONE DAY
TAks laxative flruIno Ouinins Iiartetps All
afssssisis g~fif,t The nianoY II Il fasis 10
fass 4 W aFsssa signature is "a sssa
tas- xta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17
Helm Weoted-h1ale

rliE arAh Emnioyment once. ga isff.r
nun street, can furnish the hest hrlp II
the Guy Ter quick service phune Mai
a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

MArhiNisTs wanted 10 stay away from
acrans uil strike II settled. Hone
Lodge No, ~ d A. Of AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

Afmory Hail March n. Grand
Ma ~atteraffr hall sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

MONEY ADVANCED RAfsARfED pEO-
PIE, rsiaii merchants, tseBstefp. beard.
ma houses. without security largest
inialneaa Ia 80 principal cities. TnimAn,
$50 hfier block. STA Second avenue.
A RELIABLE place 10 hpffcW money on
afanipndH. watches, teNeifYi low interest
n. u. West. t0s f.ihs street.
COLLATERAL hank tnarto q Bsadl
money loaned on any Eoo1 collateral
los Cherry.
To. LOAN--Privata money At ios rate Of
Interest psmus a oHner. 100 vualef
way. Rooms a and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

Arrnory Han, March II. Gram
Masqusrnfs BAH go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

Fer ssle--tfoeses ard Lots
I'SIf i.Sf'ffSNdE ? fi-sss tsfsf ssS ~
,...,sFr. .ses ,ss.s - ~ = rsf'n gsse-
f~ndsni. a fssa klazihsim a ffasman.
boa Ner fass ssazk.
a uts-tsss. ns~ 10 suass hoass tlask.
frofu sftsssitatass - ou<en Anne
Isss~iaia tsth. ~ ossfsn. tss4ss
Fhrss icsains 10 sais.satsa ard f.sced.
i-ahs uust - snis - ancs Arpiy A. o.
n.llsn 80 az SO sia ere@As hiAs
- HOUSES asa ruatna xsfa Fasg
sAi,st inins sesttsi Hiii ea east W
eoeiety Notices
an fnE MAN
hounr r~r-ir,ns y All htsnes>s, rste~s
49, $3.50 a.. '''.ss', I siss,as riss ssss
msss isTe. iaa.s<ss.st n zen
Fer Sale ks,seel,srse.s
ahkAf fSuNDATffS EsI-E al tks hsi
Frues rs,rni,ars CO. fo.- arc r-<spa az
enrs seuth. o~inx q ths turptins Of
ss'sF r.aia, wtieh e.n.ss.d sur isnmsn.s
rghila bargains - osf ans that VII sur
niiss an sssetins pstiis. r,ltnisgre,
sl.sswsrs saf al hsasshsis fssnisniass
a. st,gat eae-tenth Of thsir sctual valus.
InaMscs tbs esss-aftuntS and secure t@f-
gains In eur iins 81 csaea.
IHF reascn fuH aes Ene1 ~afk here j. b.
raHes ~ ~atth y ctaes and The taala ar
ths hssi At clifford a De~'s machine
shop.
non eALE-s,s.s.. r.nses. carpets. lssthss
ehetfr. ta 1isa. trak eases. show rafaa
vafefctFs and pfrte4es at half price. col
eos Pike street
- l------.s-z4s-.-s.z-s.
ia-fcos iang iuarh r.antft selis Tor haif
rfics. Afsrtf 1919 Ninth aeunus.
Wanted
wANTfii@ Men sna waInsa 10 stuas ffYf.
fuTlHM PERSONAL MAgNETiNM
and character rradtnE b. oar alntplifiei
uethrd Call Tor charts and dsiinpaticua.
Institute - scieness itfr Second avenue,
lauunf BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

cAHfENfERs ASD J6fSTRg
UNION. i1i. ATTENTIONS
There VIII be a special meeting Tues
day evening. March nth. A fun
attendance In required. Import
ant business
G. W. FARRfSGToN. Pres.
T. w. Wilkins, NecurdinE sco.y.
4 THRrE.yrar oid thsirutis h,.frl pointer
nearly eiten awaf - reason ~ ~
rlaee ~ ~ Arpif fAiz Sihih avenue.
MtRs SARAH GRANT. inatfuaior IN ~.
nuchingl iait 18th ayvnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

lhc city eoods are eelng removed
boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

HEADQUARTERS foH FApns.
~ rou are l..nkleE fnf = fasfu larrs az
srsau. 80 ne. - I sAsks = sesetAity II
faffa lands.
T. . aFRE~aI.r
haen ase srrsds batlsilns Hssttls.
= eorri.s :,. !, sea s...... - =. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

.......... jewciFy
nArGAfNe In Watches r,amr,a. ,ew,.i,se
uNctF JOE LOAN OFFICE siT "a ave
junk
" you want corrscs woiehts and prompt
1909 Westcrni Main otT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

oas q n-siiis. anezs ssstaftza stats 80
= tasrr fiff t.4ns. tskHtlfat ssffna rfssAa
lant esq ri-sf~a "a So hFnfan
saf aas auiT - safaatss 80 ffain tts
rf5y WhY raf ffnaa - Is 80. ~
affs a. faf go e. to- ssizf issss shsn
- fan saii yuaf sha4aa as@saesS tfaafs
a. stts riat ffosn $50 70 stsa - tfest
tefsua
ApAMM 4 NIenutA
tsl4 H~anns aNeH1s. fr<sM ait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-17

WANItit-Aen and saInea 10 study ifff-
NoTlHM. PERSONAL MAgNErisM
and character rradins by our simplifieii
u1ethrd Call Tor charts and dsiinpaticua.
Institute - Science. itae second avenue.
hpunY tuiidine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
TO THE MORAL FORCES.
A Call to Yattle Against the Liquor Lobby
Prom Mr.. J. W. Bailey.

To the Editor: The Joint Committee on
Propositions and Grievances this after
moor fixed next Wednesday Ganuary 2N)
and Thursday afternoons to considor the
London Bill. 1t opponents are no" nero
in full force. The liquor dealers, the
distillers, the retailers and wholesalers
are making an earnest fight | was told
today that there are on hand one hundred
attorneys representing liquor interests.
They are in the lobby.
The people cannot work in the lobby.
But they can work just as effectively
at home. They can make their minds
known to their chosen representatives.
urge them to do this inmediatcIy. of
course. the presence of delegations viii
be helpful.
call upon the leaders everywhere -
do all that they can do between nu'T
and next Wednesday, But you must not
stop working then. We are in this battle
TO stay. The work viii not be over Until
the battle has been won for temperance
Go right on with your warfare.
J. w. BAILEY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
STOCKS n BONDS.

New York. Jan. 24.-The difficulty in
inducing prices to move still confronted
the traders in stocks today, as 1t has IN
Increasing degree all through the week.
The Venezuelan difficulty still has a re
pressive influence upon DIN ana
there was some disposition to couple
the prompt signing of the Panama Cahal
treaty with that question. PrlceS fdIo-
cred. however, after the opening, pc
cause Of the announced decision or the
washington authorities that the German
action did not present subject Tor rep
reservations by this government Inc
weakness Of Pennsylvania was the un-
settling influence, and led to an active
selling movement, which was only mo
mentarily checked by the bank state
ment. The closing was easy ana with
some quotations at the lowest me sell
ing of Pennsylvania seemed to be Que 10
the news of the borrowing of s4o,oUo,Voo
by the company. The fact that this loan
for six months was negotiated &t az
per cent. compared with five per cent
and \ liberal commission paid by the
La keshorc for it's $40, 900, 600 for the
Reading purchase was pointed at as evil
dence of a declining tendency OF money
rates, but speculative operators were in
clined to see in it rather an evidence OF
floating supplies of capital like &c
be engrossed by continued large syndl-
cate operations. rather than to be le1t
free for stock market uses. The MOD
crate loan expansion by the banks IN
view of tho Pennsylvania loan operation
was an agreeable surprise to the traders
and prompted the recovery, which gave
way again at the last.
The dealings in bonds have not been
important and prices have ~1uctuated
narrowly in sympathy with stocks.
United States IS registered, the OLD
ss and the SIS have advanced 4 on call
during the week.
Sales of stocks today aggregated 1877, 40C
shares. including Atchison 5000; Erie
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
RI. a. E.. Beers
Market Letter
Especial to News and Observe

Especial to News and ObserverD
New Orleans, La, Jan. 24-Liverpool
adVlces were disappointing; our market
responded by opening 6 points lower and
subsequently declined 4 to ) addi-
tional on the free port and interior re-
celpts. About this time large sustaining
orders came in, causing an advance of
, TO 6 from the bottom, making tho net
loss 3 to 6 points on the day. The fact
that the January movement is ONLY
slightly less than last year to date and
that the amount marketed last year dur
ing this month was practically a record
breaker, being exceeded only once by Al
geo bales in 1898. has made traders do
scme thinking, especially as the present
weeks amount brought into sight is tho
last heavy comparison to be overcome. In
the meanwhile the statistical position
has been weakened considerably during
the past two weeks, as the visible supply
has gained SO, 900 relatively over last
year and the taking of American cot
ton during the same has been 81, 900 less.
This demonstrates that there is not the
brisk demand for spots which existed for
weeks, and as outsiders show 10 dispo-
sition to enter the market actively for
deliveries, it will require constant buying
lions We suggest being conservative and
think purchases should be made on de-
cided breaks only. Receipts will, how
ever continue to govern.
H. & B. BEER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
STOCKS
Rarbee g. Co.'S
Cotton Letter
(Special to News and Observer.)

New York, Jan. 24.-May sold at SIS
this morning, a new low level, but at
once sold up to 8.7S. There was no
change in the situation in any respect,
receipts getting larger in comparison
with last year, but with enough buying
by shorts 20 take all the cotton offered,
and at the same time prevent a break.
It was the same story today. Holders
continued to look for and to work for
higher prices, though here and there
some cotton came out on the decline.
Stop loss orders at SIS were executed,
and this prevented prices from going up
much, but somehow there was no break
and no great weakness. New Orleans
broke sharply and then recovered quick
ly. 1t is still an open question whether
this market is one where selling is pre-
venting an advance or one where buy
irg is preventing a decline. We would
like to see the market act under the
movement week after next. 1t it holds
under larger receipts the situation will
be such rs to encourage more buying.
AS it is. there is every inducement to
take profits on an advance and wait for
a break before buying. There has not
been a good break in the market, and we
would like to see a change of prices be-
fore taking a firm stand IN the market.
Liverpool does not show strength, and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
Two Ccnvicts Die En- Route.
Especial to News and Observer

Marion, N. c., Jan. 23.-About one hun
dred and eighty %convicts were marched
into town Wednesday evening from
Mitchell county. a distance of about
twenty-eight miles. They appeared very
tired and muddy from the long walk, the
roads being very muddy and half frozen.
One of these convicts died while on the
way over. They were then loaded into
coaches, which were in waiting for them,
and from some cause they were kept on
the side tracks here all night. being
loaded at six p. m, and not getting out
until the next morning about 9 O'Clock.
1t is said that another convict died while
in the cars last night. They were en-
route to Hillsboro, n. C.
We nave twelve or fifteen cases Of
smallpox reported in our town so far.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
ON TRESTL[
Two Engines 60 Through.
One Engineer Killed, An
other Fatally Hurt.
Especial to News and Discovery

WinstOn-Salcm, n. c., Jan. PA col
lision between a double header freight and
a work train occurred on the Norfolk and
Western, near Stanly tonight.
The trains met on a sixty-fve feet
~trestle. Two of the engines Went
through the t~restle. Engineer Wiley, OF
the work train, was killed. Engineer
Spencer, of the freight, was fatally in
jured. Several others of both crews also
were injured, but not seriously.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
OTHER COTTON MARX FITS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Jan. 24.-The weekly state
.nent of averages of the associated banks
shoW5:
Loans 1890, 448, 100, increase s4,39t.00o.
1912, SIP, 100, increase s11, zoo, 200.
Circulation $45, 414, 400, decrease $50, 900.
tenders 77,448, 900. increase s194,-
Specie $177, 10. 900, increase s5,928,-
500. Reserve 1924, Sis. 900, increase So
12z 500. Reserve required $22S 203. 02', in
crease 1926, $50. Surplus $26,414,97o. in
efease $G,197. $50. Ex-United States de-
fosit X36, 458, 250. increase $6,188, $50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
VIOLATING MONROE
DOCTRINE,
New York American Saws
Uncle Sam Should Call
RAT.
Especial to News and oascrver1

Especial TO News and OoscryerD
New York. Jan 24-The New York
American today editorially declares the
Venezuelan situation shows a violation OF
the Monroe doctrine. that oppression G:
South American countries by European
nations is as much a violation as seizure
OF territory. that a halt should be called
at oAce TIL American proposes an cNtea-
sion OF Nonrone doctrine so that II viii
mean the United States is absolute mas
ter OF this hemisphere. hat there must
be no resort TO force until We havc passed
upon justice OF the claim and that force
shall be used to the extent only and In
manner only prescribed by US because
MS half OF the world is reserved for re-
publicanism.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-27
Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Discovery

~ 49, NAA ObSt- NtI-J
Mex York. Jan. 24.-The feature OF the
cotton market this week has been the
systematic and concerted effort TO d.
press prices, but the strong spot posi-
ton and the wonderful strength III tho
cotton goods markets have rendered the
efforts of the Bears fruitless. There has
Been heavy realizing of profits on con-
tracts bought at a much lower level and
there has been also considerable short
selling, but the cotton has been lacdilv
absorbed by investors who are on the
2iert watching closely for any big block
II be offered.
In view of the heavy consumption and
the strong position of cotton goods the
present price for the raw material is
moderate, even if receipts should run
ahead OF last year for a time.
we believe purchases on reactions will
be attended by but little risk.
TARRANT & KING,
6S Broad street.