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The Washington times., 1903-06-29
GORHAN SAILS HOME
TO MEET A CRISIS
Maryland Senator Cuts
Short His Vacation.
HOPES TO RETAIN CONTROL
Baltimore City Machine in Revolt
Against Edward Warheld for
Governor.

BALTIMORE, June 29-In great alarm
Senator Arthur p. German is Fastening,
as fast as the propellers Of a mighty
ocean lined can drive him westward,
home to meet the crisis with which the
Democratic organization in Maryland is
confronted.
The cabled appeals from his lieuten-
ants have been hearkened to, and the
ticket the Senator had selected for cleo
tion this fall is. in the minds of the
machine leaders. in grave danger, to say
the least. and. in the estimation of all
others. hopelessly defeated
II the latter are right, Gov. John Wal
ter Smiths senatorial efforts are in vain,
and Edward Warheld's gubernatorIal
prospects have died young.
Learns That It's Serious.
Strong indeed must have been the
pressure on German to cut short the
only play day he ever knew. When his
lieutenants began wiring him to cut Il
short he consented so far as to name
August Is as his day for sailing home
ward. The messages sent him early this
week determined him, however. to catch
the first steamer bound for American
ports.
German will find the Baltimore city
machine in full revolt against Edwin
warheld for governor. He will find that
no power on earth can keep Col. Spencer
c. Jones from securing the delegates of
the city to the State convention. He
will also discover that Colonel Jones
strength in the counties has grown to
point where IL will be a wise movement
for Warfield to withdraw and leave the
man from Montgomery the field to him
self
But more significant than all is Colo
mel Jones published interview. in which
he makes it plain that he is in no COM
bination with Governor Smith to push
forward the latter's senatorial ambi-
tions. Indeed. Colonel Jones' utterances
are construed as actually antagonistic 20
the Smith-Gorman program.
An Upset in Prospect.
II Colonel Jones is actually opposed to
Governor Smiths senatorial candidacy.
the seriousness OF IL is realized when the
political history of the State is consid-
cred. for never has the Legislature been
opposed TO the policy Of the governor
since governors were elected in Mary
land
Warheld's boom was formally launched
on Tuesday OF this week. when 300 OF his
admirers met in Knabe's Hall and re-
vived the Warfleld League. One feature
Of the meeting was significant. and that
was the absence of organization Demo-
Gratis. In the entire audience but two
members Of the Rasin machine were in
attendance. and that they were there
merely to note the proceedings for the
enlightenment of their chief was known
campaign committee of 100 was Sc
lected and resolutions were adopted in
which precinct organization was pro-
vided for. John Gill. 1r., was elected
chairman Of the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
4 GAME FOR STRIKERS.
Fund for Telegraph Messengers
Increased by $11.5o.

Twenty-Five lusty youngsters got to-
gether On the Broad-street gridlron yes
terday afternoon to play for the benefit
Of the striking Western Union telegraph
boys, and sll.50 was the result. y. !.
The game was witnessed by about $50
persons, and was differed by Messrs.
Fmnegan and Smith. lA
After two pretty good halves the game
closed with the score Of II to In favor
of the Indians against the Scrubs.
Nobody was hurt much and everything
passed off nicely. The fact OF such q
small attendance Is deplored as the boys,
many Of them, arc In need Of all the
funds they can get
Mr.. Horace Hawkins, the candidate for
public printer. had charge Of The boys
end of It, and he will put the proceeds OF
the caYno In fund that has already been
started for tho boys Christmas slit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Dec, lo.-FLoDR-Nsgiecteo
s s4t sssoE Stass' s5s
Si1ss g. ws ysqw sss se.sF1 s4rey-
5ss &: Ss'Ss:
SION Wheat rallied p VA tslN oS cos s9': Il
steady At gSe net be eea1lns soo .As
cf;orn-spo, steady; No. z. 5.e, Corn oH Ss.,
arr ms on hs ssn ! an0 hsat decs
was dull and net unchanged. May c!oSn q
iyMc,: December, sc. oats-spot dull; No. =
rs 5 spAE es n, 5;4 ' bellies. t::!
S;sE;s Sh an RsSpns PIsaaSe
Ro'k s., tt n,ess
batssspy and y, xsak b. sst aet sssye
i fiji Cream. fancy Small coored sertember,
isc: iute made, ioc. small white ss =
l:c late made ieS; Eg gsso 20 bes. &c
Pota,oes~Firm; Long ls.lnd, !sg:os7; q ;sr.
soy s.5 Jersey swee g 81 s h sa.o
SEA- WeS fancy RanspieSed u o.hsr %:
sa5e GabhagesEE5s1ms; dop cosoa1 Rsy
a' faIo@1Frm ana unehanged R?S!ns,.;a1y
strained. con3lnon to good. s.'sS' Vurpeh''ne'-
st Coiiee-spo. Rio, nominal; NJ nyo!ss,
at for cores futures opened at decline Of 20
% points following tho break in the Europia ea
a;sract"I covering and fair support from hull
80 hat p nsti Of s sas S's Sas
covoIsrotk t noints sales Ii6,2eO bags. sugar.
9ss q ~ u 10 s Centrifugal Os tes
sicoMuulet domestic, fair TO extsa sAgls .Sn.
o o,,en kettle. good to choice. sldsSc.
. = . z t. d.
rt,,rAr,o. ILL, Dec. l2-Heavy snows IN
h Gh wInter wheat states md bis deliveries on
December contracts caused weKHes a. he a.
cIIna Mav being OF ?6,sc. May corn closed 'ss
~ lower and May oats shade higher, "Fo
yisions made gains ranging from sWu'e' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLouR-Recepts continue light and market
fairly active at unchanged rIuotationa.
II "RYE-Unchanged: steady; light receipts.
WHEAT-Reeeipts continues light ana mA5-
ket active II
HAY-With very moderate receipts market
active at the advanced quotations; extreme
prices can only b. obtained for the best Of tn ne
GRADES OF No. Timothy: No. Tlnaothy ana
Ecds1Recepts continue light and niarket
active eggs tor Christmas trade 81 oul pc
shipped at oncc as we anticipate lower pflces
'u Butter1Rsceipts light; choice sweet rolls IN
200 PpCuJL Ir Of both live and dressed
more liberal, and prices lower
''tyiRGITiA BACoN-IIams active. sides ana
up PoTAToEs-Active; very light receipts.
APPLES-Rcce,pts increasing market s sAaS
0NtoRANGEs-Quiet heavy receipts
C;AME-Receipts Of rabbits continue lloesal:
other game in light receipts; market aet!'e
Tor ali good stock at prices quotea 90 40
bushels; corn. 1852 bushels; oats: 81! oSsn-
els: rye. LAG bushels, aouI: i25l barrels nay
STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Fheae. S.sS1 ousn-
els: corn, q, sos bushels; oats, 4a,Soi pusnels.
IN I'VE AND DRESSED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

L.. 10 mlodln8 EulIt 4-.iVs eA'SSs 49, as
Cotton, quiet; mddlns l245; gross receipts.
ia l50 bales; stock, $751; 62 bales.
Total to-day at n'I i ;rea, Britan is;i
Saits; 70 France. i7.27s bales: 70 the contsnsnt,
Id iiS bales; stock, So7. 900 bules.
! Consolidated at all seaports-Net IecS;tpHs;
x,1l7 bales: export 10 Great nr tain. 10 ~
bales; to France, i7.73 bales; 70 the continent
Total since September list at all ssaporssu,Net
receipts, s7ess bales; To- Or a. B ~
s re ia bales; to France 47e, %. oalco' 10 zig
Continent. 1,c.G ~ bales,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 1e,-CDTTON-'
snot cotton in good demand Mt full prizes
Sales 400 bales, including 800 TO arrive: 40 y
cred on contracts 100 bales. QuotAuoAs ~
higher. ,,ro
prominent bulls sent prices up steadily until
than yesterdnys closing. The advance OF the
morning was awept away In a. couple OF MIN.
utes by cablesgrnms to local ua1e!s t!oIn
had started their war correspondents 70 Japan.
Z This was regarded as serious news Rna IsaFs
hammered tho market on It to some exiSnt ~
Tho trading January opened at u. sold Up 70
iat4, sold up 10 ls.7d ana deeinsd t, i-n ,
ciined to 1s7s; july opened at 1879. advanced
tn - "a and declined 10 1osl Trading. was un.
usually heavy for. Saturday hall DAY. ne!
losses were January points H., re Tsp.asssy
Cotton futures steady Dseem6er ~ ; gs : y:
= isSt2 a; June, ls7sgis..s; July. 1ssis:ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE cotton market
and following the call continued rather ~ I,
tul irregular and generally stead. to tirnl
around last nights prices. Cables ware n Little
below expectations. due, It was reported. TO
selling by American exporters aad a local lrads
ba Sp nnr hs, for t Rsa Gsn er
TO be moderate. and the weather IN the south
was FATHER unfavorable to the movement. It
Inns recently Accumulated that might DO forced
to cover In case Of continued bull aggrcssIon.
was very unsettled with the aver. 50 operator
showing tendency to await further deVsl Jp-
,nonts before trading in other than q scalp'ng
fashion.
Receipts at tho ports to-day ao,7l7 bales
againB, 9,l27 last week and 1851 last Year.
For the week $40, 900 bales against 49,. alG last
week and 2Sas|s last ysar, To.day's .ec.!pts
sv4t last year. and at Houston iS@i9 Tales
against 5.932 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
I,nt Gnnns AtAnfsEr,

]. NEW YORK, Dec l2.--Dry goods market con-
dtlots have changed but little the week end:
Ing with prices very much In sellers favor ana
crs to operate on tho asking prices. While cor
tain prices arc. regarded as exc; hitunt. Those
are not generally taken us a criterion VI tn1
market. though transactions ure almost uni
versaly bnsed on figures on which the man
ufacturprs can mako Il profit. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

North.rn paclfo IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 102H
Eorthcrn Pacific 3y .,,...,................... 70h
EorfnIt md Western con. 4s............... 1864
croron shnr. ! In" a. and Partlc,,,,..... SO 81
pa 49,. rnnv axM ..,,,,.,,,...,., Is
17cndInu ec;nernl a. i6:s
~ + n,,s n mi IRON Mountain con. 5s...,. INA
St. Louis and San Franciscot fg. 4s.,....... SlAa
81 Louis southwcstcrn 1sts.....,,....... VS.
Eenhop rd Ar Line 4B Observation-Disclosures. VA
Somtbcrn pncinc IA .,....................... S7a
Southern Rnilway Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
10 ms ana pociHc 1sts l15
;,inn ~ r md yVest arm Is 20 E
IJnion rnci8o a. l02la
f1nion pmrinc conyI Is g5A
s. Steel I'd IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CS7a
wa 80 oh iafa n ................ v E=
W Wabash isei BIS SIX
wheeling and Lake Eric ID ...........',... A.
c.oIoraaa Fuel and Iron con. 6s........,... 67H
xY'Scrd q collateral trust ts.,,,.,.,.,,. ei &
Gcntrai Of Georgia I'd Observation-Disclosures. az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec l2.--Cottonseod oil was
dull, but arm ut tho recent advance, Prime
yellow, asa $3.50; OF summer yellow. nonitn1l;
brine white. S7q3yc. prime winter yellow, - p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
Wrappers ....",.... is'oo Q 1870
tYNcrIBURu TOBACCO MARKET.
a-.l - lL4.... xaA.a- q innaL y.

Receipts oe tobacco on Tho Lynchh,ttg ,naritet
Tor tho two weeks ending December 5. LOU,
reported BY jobs L. Cgeahy. Of Lynch Is Wares.
hosr: v 4,$a4lb RI 80 NI. 8{2'0 . N M. fkSf /. /. /.
Sold week ending November ssth. !ss4t1
pounds: sold week gliding peceir,ber IN s9S,n .
TIL, 1is, 500 pounds Sold from October. |, 1908
TO December 3, 1909, 2.40i,3oJ pounds, s,d
from October, 1902. to Deset1bet 3, ivo2. e,iI..
There Is no change 10 report IN tho tobacco
market. prices and receipts being about -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
INAvAL atroREs.

SAVANNAH, GA..5 Dec. 2-TuRPENT1NE-
Firm at SEC. Rosin-Firm.
b CHARLESTON, s., O., Dec l2-TuRPt'N.
T1NE-Stcndy at 56lsc Rosin-Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
prANt,r MARKpr,

NORFOLK. VA. Dec, l2.-PDANuTs--
Farmers market nriner. Fancy. s,sc. strictly
prime, 31tab3s.c prime. p7SA3c con,inon. s.so
2Mc Spanish, s3lsbc.; machine picked. 40
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 1s.-pEANCTs-..
5tmnisn. vUdl921.a. Market nrin. stock liEht
fancy: market steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

y CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. le-cATTLE-Re-
celpts. 200 head. Market ronna. ), Good to
ATS; stockers and feeders, $l.7Sn$o0; COWS and
hefers san a si1oS = 81 "uIs
00o head Monday, i, 900 head. Market steady
to SC, higher Mixed and butchers, s. 45al,!oi
good to choice heavy. s:05g tIo; rough heavy:
I,65 Sheep-Recelpts, 1000 head. Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers, 23.jJlp
La n1hs S46n5 SIS. .L.L.-.- L..---l---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

Y NEW YORK Dec. 1e.--Thc statement Ct
the averages OF clearing house banks Of
Gthls city for the week shows: Loans $3.50
s93.sDo. decrease Is l0S.5C3; deposits ss,.
$50. Inc. ease 5000: legal tenders sec. rs.
iGo increase slo3a.5r1: specie s1523:3.s 0),
,ncreasc s1s z; s reserves SssIsl.M0 .,, n
ai3,e35 decrease Sl1,175; surpluS B,O77 97b,
increase 81 722.GI5 Ex-U. s. deposits ST..
tZsl, $50, 3IncreaHe Sl.774r575.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr or RICHMOND. DEC. u, 1908.

PORT or RICHMOND. DEC. u, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer pocnhontap, Graves. Norfolk and
Jn,nes River landings, merchandise and Lasaeii.i
gers Virginia Navigation Co. El4$
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk. merchAn.
dlse and passengers. Old Dominion ll.iv.
SAILED. 4
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merohan-
disc and passengers. OLD Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. z. 1908
ARRIVED
z Charlotte. Murphy, baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Charlotte. Murphy. baltimore. passengers ana
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT ! NEWS T. yT DEC, T. 1908.
Schooner william c. Carnegie, Boston.
Cargo Cardenas. Boston.
Barge Hamilton Fish, Now York
Barge Havana. Salem
Barge Lawrence. New London
Steamer Orion, Boston. X
\ 6i5 s. IN SAILED.
Schooner IL II. Benedict, Wiscassett.
Barge City OF Montreal, New York. Il
Barge Iowa, Providence.
Cruiser Baltimore, Hampton ROADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
+ RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Dec. IL, 1909.
ISL QUOTATIONS GllsS,5
CATTLE MARKETS.

! NEW YORK, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il
Dressed beef steady; city dressed. native s.des,
extreme range, sQls&c. Texas beef. ~ %. re-
ported exports Cor to-day. 1875 beeves,4 Calves
calves: no trading whatever. City, dressed
veaH. bulk Of sales. 79lsc. Sheep and LamhsI
weak; desirable weight lambs OF good quality
nrm: others slow. steady Sheep sold at H.. y
$40: lambs, s5.G00b.75. Dressed mutton gen
erai sales, 69l0c.: dressed lambs, 7EUl0c.
4,6s2 head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
TOBACCO MARKET.

Nv HlcNnoHd, va, Dec, i, 1913 Z
obacco-Dark Fired Tobacco (Reordered)-
Old: Continues quiet with light receipts Nav;
Receipts light ind market tlrm ut quotations,
Brlghts-Marlset continues qulet with nlodurate
receipts, Observation-Disclosures active with I;snt
receipts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
CLOSING POND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago p. and Quincy nav ls...,........ -, sS 8
Chicago, NJ and 81 Paui gen. 4s.......si J9 3
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....''.. l adx
SStiraSSo ~ - and par cni 6s.,,..,..,,, rs A
"rst. ana a. i I.n,,Is rem. ls............ 8ot,
Sh,c 49,. - rerminaI Is 1911
Son.ol!aatsd, ToSe s =; 3
GotoIauo ~ NJ ErSnde a. ,,....,...,. tax
ea ,,r,or i,cn "a Observation-Disclosures. "a
G.iS r r,nror ri. a. .,.,.......,... ss4
Ell; Wnrth ana De1ver CITY lsts. ......... 1osh
Eult ~ y. ~ Sy,i ~, iii 49,, X lUb O.
aoc is3, IA ia shv,iie unincd is..,..... 1908.
. ~ ann 81 onlj An lO2
M1na ri ss 1Ol
"a ~ aeAte..n n.naI ~ tnr ..,.......,,,.,. "a
ex,can III - a. ais ia .,,.,.,,..,.,.... stZ
y y i..n. i er... ard Texaa 4s..,....,,... tuhs
e i isso,,ri Kausas and Tcxas 9ds........ III
Nationa r. ~ zen. sHs....,,,...,... ooh
S Sew Ierssv Centrni rem. 5s...........,... 1soH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTspuRG. PA.
Dec, l:,-CAITLE-sloW CHOICE. sS95.l0;
Pr i.e heav!es' s4 sogi SIS msd ums. SIS hsayy
workers., s4.T014.76i light workers. s4esdf mo,
pigs. S+.60Qh60; rouEhs, SSapi 81, cps SD
sl.2592.oo; choice lambs. S55o4S65; veal calves.
S6,50dt7QN
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2.-I1oGs-stea,y at
SS.50Qa65, Cattle--Stronger ut S!I4. 10. Sheep
steady at $l.b0Q3,4o, Lambs-Steady at $ilp5tv,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

NEW YORK Doc l2.-S1oney on call
nominal: no lonns. Time loans steady;
s:aty days and ninety days 6 per cent;
4: sterling exchange s,endy with actual
business in bankers bills at y!S3.s6 70
s;sJ 20 for demand and mt $40. 80 to $3.50
sss1, Commercial bills $40 IL TO $479 b-S.
Bar silver Sc 1.Si Mexican dollars II IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. tt.-seaboard Air
Limo common. 10 bid; do. prefer 77hs
eeaboari 49, Tx bid. Atlantis Ccas, Line
common, Ito asked: do. preferred. nothing co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
SUPPORTED
STEEL STOCK
Its Advance Had a Sentimental
Effect on the General Market
Yesterday.
BANKS SHOW GAIN IN CASH
There Was a Decrease Of Over
W. a Million in Loans--Close Of W
Market Irregular.
---------
(By Associated press.)

"
Il NEW YORK Dec. 12,-The stock n1nr-
Eet was Irregular and rather dull to-day,
tut the reactionnry tendency prevailed.
There was no perccptibla response TO tho
ne VS. causes In the movement which rep.
4 resented tho working out OF speculative
contracts. Some support was accorded to
United states steel preferred. and this
had d sentimental effect on the general
market. The ndvance In that stock, how.
ever, encountered fres], selling and the
bears did not show great unensincBs
a Profit taking In Brooklyn 7, nnst Wns
5conspicuous ans, cost that stock nearly I, 2
na nst q Gs a ssS the he's
sorted To the device OF offering tho divl.
dend on d limited number Of shares Of tho
stock ior the coming year Of q % IN Inc
the money and exchange mnr lt,as were ,,
ho 5e1onts ne xtr @e 81 u so
Bark clearlngs for the week * through IN, .hp
,lhst ycnr for the fret time IN many weeks.
New Yora ccarings having risen Oyer ,s
ias XIX doWinnnt eest re on s thf
snow Il lower, level Of clearngs, put t1T.
the West and the country ut large the
average Is higher.
formed closely With the forecast and ne
decrcase over a million in loans left only,
small change in the deposit item anu
in tho reserve requirements. SO that the
Hnrpiu, 10 expanded sl,772,G75 TO 1907 o76i
compared with $S,SS69oO q year ago. ilnd
so.t5 U2o two years ago. The narfet
closed Irregular. but nearly the lowest,
l.ler lively selling movement. following
the, publication OF the bank statement.
active and Irregular. u, s. 3's advanced
il per cent. and the new ~ declined IL
Total sales Of Stocks ISL $50 shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec l2.-FLoU Rr-stesdy
and unchanged Whsat-PtnMllo and eyer We sNS
WESTERN. s6AqSsNs.i southern by sample, ! , \;
ssAe. Sorn-steadyi SPOT; eld and tns m loM,
ern ywSjts corn, loH9iiEc 8ats-puli and lev
or; No. 3 white. 4lM@ils, Ry--sieadyi NJ
6oc. Butter and Bggs-stsady and 1nsnanSs s1,
aud unchanged. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

sS s, eos NS i / sqsS s Seis,Es ,ys
ss Ns9 wh bsn,o stAsSSSSes7 &c. rSs
choice mailing. 4s05leh No. tlaxs Sss, We nsi
Nj aort IhS, Ga i sse er loo pmudy
S. TX 81; short rtbs sides (!oosel a,!!,sSp
short clear s!dsS tbGi 1ss ~, Al!SS% o'sp
contnct grade. SlLo0 Rutter-Flvmi or am,
cries. lsGsbc dalries, lt0l7c gggs-Firm f.
mark, cases included, 2lg22hsc' Checse--e1eaoy
at l01l2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

snot cotton closed quiet: tnddling uplanas,
/ 9. a5 middl!ng gulf 12.7o; sales. none.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

Nnw ORLEANS, La Dec 1,,-cbTToS--
snoi cotton in good demand Mt full prizes
Sales s100 bales, including 800 to arrive: do y
cred on E contracts 100 bales. quotations .tc.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
Evidenc. Against Anarchists.

The authorities at Paterson, N. J., that hotbed of anarchism, seem to have a strong case against a gang of Italian
 reds" in that town. An Italian by the name of Lecundo Casanova, living with a party of his people at Ashley heights. a suburb of Paterson, refused to join the reds" To force him into their circle they set up a boycott against him, so that he couldn't get milk or groceries. In doing this they were so imprudent as to submit paper to the grocer and milkman with twenty-five signatures attached to it threatening to withdraw their trade if the dealers sold goods to Casonova. That brought them to time, but the dealers showed the paper to Casanova, who at once in- stituted a suit for conspiracy against the signers of the paper. It seems to be a clear case and may afford an op- portunity to put the entire gang of an- archists behind the bars. No opportun- ity for applying the penalty Of the law to anarchists should be negiected.- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06

Dr. Wortman says that this had been begun through the enforced change in habits by the retreat of the tropics. which they were unable to follow. He thinks that this process was continued and the final development induced by the discovery of fire.
 Just how this came about. Dr. Wort man admits. can only be surmised. But he says. the presence of pyrites of iron in those regions gives abundant food for conjecture about this point.
 The apes had by their grasping abil- itfes. learned long before how to use break open nuts and shells with stones, as is now done by other apes and mon- keys in a wild statte. To strike spark from pyrites of iron accidentally might easily have happened, he says. and to start fire in dry grass by this means could not have been extraordinary
 Continued accidents of this kind would acquaint the apes with the use of pyrites to strike sparks, and with the warmth induced by the flames of any fire started. After a long lapse of time q new habit would be formed and fire would be added to the apes accom- plishments.
 Then, able to brave the cold of any region through being able to kindle a blaze, dispersion would be easy. It is in this way. or some such way as this. pr. Wortman contends. that man was evolved from the apes.