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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

Rain may help the late crops, but
1t seriously interferes with the har
vest of hits on the ball field.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

Right nobly did Water Boy. ]. B.
Higgins great son of Watercress, up
hold the honor of the East against all
Corners by winning the rich and COW
eted Saratoga handicap, the feature of
the opening day of racing at the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

When you cant get central you
are ready to believe that the telephone
Is a boiler mockery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09
ENGLAND Wins Tennis Trophv.

The international tennis trophy pre-
,ented three years ago by Dwight f.
Davis Of this country, goes to England
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

and captured the eighteenth holes,
leaving her 2 up.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

Walter Egan Is Golf Champion.
After twice unsuccessfully knocking
at the door of the western amateur
golf championship at Glen View and
Wheaton, Walter f. Egan of the Ex-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

Springs, in mastery fashion. The vic
tory was won in the presence of 10 900
racing enthusiasts, who represented
not only the most critical, but also
the most distinguished devotees Of the
sport.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-09

moor Country club captured the honor.
In the final match at the Euclid Coun.
try club. Cleveland, Ohio. he defeated
his cousin, H. Chandler Egan, by one
up, in thirty-seven holes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
sftparse Beau be SDie.

shtparSe Beau be SDie.
21z3DG. pert6 $1.OO fir 75c
2Oz30u. ipert6 Toe. fir 5Sc.
27za0G. tpert6 $1.39 fir 89c.
36z80q. pertb $1,69 fir $1.00.
s6marSe Gafetta. .SeiOe.
19z5Du, pertb SOC. fir 35c.
20z30u. ipert6 79c. fir SIC.
24=30q. pert6 95c. fri 69c.
27>3Dq. pertb $1.1O fir 79c.
36z3Oq. tpert6 $1.OO fir 74c.
36z30Q. rpert6 $1.5O fir $1.10.
Sleiberfuff= Bargains.
800. 38z30Q. neue @6eperO Gbed5 in
3 @rDBen ..............2 .24c.
59c. 27z30u. ieibengeItreifte Watitz
ing, 8a6Dz8anbJGffette, Oolle 5dr@
benauSipa6l .................33e 33e.
SOC. 38z3OQ. gan3poIene 4l6atroB
unb 1eibenappretirte BATTLE, neue
5arben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC,
SOC, 38z30G. fran30iiI4e @Oile unO
Gtumine in 4 6arben. n.... 39c.
75c. 4Oz unD 44z30G. breite B3ip@
CORDS, Gtanline, 8enetian sud- unO
0tgdrur ............... ..... 81 u
$1.OO 4Oz uno 44s3DG. W&elroIe,
2ltluB 9runeIlu, Crepe be 8aris,
Crepe @eleTte unb @Oll @repe be
Gbine, neuefte Trii9iubr5farben. $50.
69c. 38z30G, NfO6dirs in blalt,
f6par3 unb cream, nit feftem W}etall=
Sriibiabrs- -g8aIbFtUffe.
5000 guuDs 36z30G, Mabros, gee
Itretft, peiBer llntergrunO. ... lie.
5000 garbs Srii6 9imtties, in
1903 Wtuitern. ..........ll .ll3c.
1000 garb5 merceri3eb 0}aora5,
farbig geitreift ...........I7c'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Die SOentttGt beffeI6en n
mid t feftgefeGIt.


8enebtg, %. 6e6r. - Sin ni6t
iDentifi3irter Mann, Der be6auptet,
elm 8iirger Der @ereinigten Staten
gu 7ein, 1T bier Der6aftet porOen unz
ter Der 8eI4uIoigung, in Der 8anca
Di 0enetiu betriigeri76er 0eiIe einen
Don Qa3arD 5rere5 in gten 9ort gu
@uniten bon Samuel 5iri9 uusgez
Itellten GreDit6rieF ii6er $4,000 3ur
ginl0Iung prGisntirt gu BADEN. 8ei
feiner 8er6aftung Bate Der Utann
rur pisr3ig Dollars in fetnem 8eIiBe.
Gr peigert Ti6, irgenO nel6e fpecifiz
3irten 2lngo6en ii6er feline 9eri0nlidz
felt gu MAIDEN.
0ra6tIofe 8er6inDung
3nif8en 3net Dam
pfernaufbem Scean.
QtDerPpoL %. 5ebr. - Der
foe6en BON Rep gOrt etngetrOffens
nGunarb"z z0ampfer n2ucuniu" 6ert6z
tet, oaB er permittelit orabtloIer Sc
legrap6ie am 25, Te6ruar nit benz
0ampfer g@ampania" BON beriel6en
2tnie in 8eroinOung geitanben 6abe.
Die gGumpaniu" mar einen Sag binz
ter i6rer regulGren 3eit 3uriid unO
bate fe6r i6le8te8 Metter gu bette
fen.
5enOr Rt6etro bIeibt 81 e
mi er.
Qtffabon, q. 5e6r. - SenOr
gfi6eiro, Der frii6ere 9remier unO 81
nan3miniIter, Der geitern nit Der Aufz
aa6e betrdut nurDe, Elm neue5 0tintz
iterium gu 6ilDen, na9oem bus ieit6ez
rige reiignirt bat, 6at feline 2(ufgabe
Douen0et. Die ein3igen @e4iel Der
oSn6a6erI9aft Der beri4ieOenen Pors
tefeuiQes iino bic i'm Miniiterium 0e8
2lusnGrtigen, i'm Marine~Winiitertz
I'm, i'm 6inan3miniiterium uno i'm
U[lnt1terlum DER Drfenfllnen ATDSlIel'
Senor 0encelQus be Qima bat Das
9ortefeuiQe bes 2tu5pGrtigen u6erS
npmmen.
rOstur Der 3pette" led.
gpntQ OeIgraou, Q3oren,
%. Te6r. - Der bGntI6e 9amPfer
nOsfar ber 8meits, Gapt. @tiOot
am II. 5e6ruar nit Oielen gafogie<
rem an 8prb BON &OpenAagen nu4
g2ep gort a6gefa6ren, lief in 6ei4dz
biqtem 3uitanbe 6ier Elm.
Der 0ampfer ledt iturt unO audi
feline MaI6inen iinb bsOsutenO in llnz
orDnunq geratReH. Sin She'll Der Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Sin nurmegiidrr Sampftr geifranOrt.

4tIanttc Gttp, R.@S,, q. Sc
bruar. - Der nornegiI4e 9ampfer
n6o5," Gapt, Suite, nit Giiener3 Don
Santiago na4 9}enzgort unterpeg5,
liegt BET 9oup Bead uuf Dem 9runOe.
Der OceanzS4lepper rRortb52tmertz
car" lit ne6en Dem 9ampfer unD pirb
perIu4en, benTelben 6ei Der nG4ten
9O6flutb flott gu ma4en. Der n6O5"
berlor ietn Steuerru0er unb 1puroe
pom Sturne an buS ufer getrie6en.
Die 2eben5rettungszMannf4 lit
nit einem 8pote ne6en Dem 9ampFer
unb bereit, bic U}annIdaft auf3une6z
men, penn bieIel6e ben 9umPfer per@
lafen min, 9as 5a3r3eug lie8t auf
fanDigem 8oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Ser GnnnreR.

8af6tngtDn, ., g., %. 5e6.
Der Sendt na6m 6eute bic
SFortifitation5 : 9erpilligungs6iQ II.
bic 6auS4GinpunDerung56iG an. Die
aQgemeine 9efi3it @erniGigung5 ]
8orlage pur0e pom Gomita ein6eri4z
tet. Sen qr0Bten She'll 0es 5ages
nd6m Die GrpGgung Der 8pnOzDapDz
iiten6iu uuf, Del6e be5 QGngeren be-
Ipro6an purbe, aber ni9t CUR Qb4
Ttimmung fam. 0d6reno Der Dis
fulton IQgt Der Senator 2ll0rich, baB
bic Repu6lifaner i'm nG6Iten Cons
greB cine 8eouftton Der GinfiinTte
aufne6nen ppGe, tpenn ii6sr6aupt ein
lle6eri4uB Dor6anDen Iein iOllte. Der
Senat mu6te cine Pouie Bis mOrgen
8ormittdg II ll6r, in pel6er Sta
3ung Der 0eritorbenen W}itglieDer 0e5
ltnter6ouIes geOa6t perOsn ioQ.
Sine Qln3a6I Senatoren, Die 6eute
nit Dem 8rGiOenten ipra4en, erfIGs
rem, DaB cine GrtrosSiBunq De5 Sez
mats t6atfGali8 unDarmeiOli6 gu iein
76eint. 0}an i3eint feit enti6loTen
3u Iein, cine 8atififation De8 9R2ciz
procitdtszgertrage8 nit gubQ un0
0e8 Banamutanul78ertrugas our6z
5eBen gu tpoQen. 0enn 0ieIe5 nt6t
oor Dem 9ertagen be8 Senat5 om
0&ittno1 0}ittag ge76e6sn fann,
bann muB cine Grtru5SiBung fir
Diefen 3pet einberufan fperoen. Der
8rGii0ent Diro bic Grtra55iBung
na6r76einli6 auF ben 5. U2Gr3 eins
berufen. G5 niro geIagt, baB inn
Senate cine flare W}aioritGt fir 6ei0e
@artrGge bor6an0en lift. 2(n0sre Sc
i6Gfte iouen in Der GTtrazStBung
ni@t ertDogen nerben.
SIM ReprGfentunten6aufe
6ialten bic 0emotraten an i6rem 6lia
6uItier@P Programm feit, urO Iogar unz
ter ben bon Der N}e6r6eit dngsnomz
msnen 6pe3ialsRegeln nurOe Der
Sort56ritt Der 8erpiQtgungsz8iQS
betrG6tlt6 aufge6ulten, un0 gonfez
ren36eri6te Daren 606f Iang7am II.
ur6eit5rei6. Die 9emofrQten err
3nangen einen g}umen8uufruf iibsr
jeben 8orI8lag. Seoe parlamentaris
54e 8slegen6ett nur0e ergriffen, I'M
bic an 6dnb 6afinDli6e 9eieBqe6unq
gu Der30gern. llno al5 na9 elmer
neunitinoigen StBung 0a5 6au8 cine
8auIe bis morgen W}ittdg ma6te, oa
tpuren bic U}itgIie0er po6l abgematz
tet, a6er bic 9emofrdten iinb np6
nt6t ge16lagen. Die 2eIezGtert5
paren total erI66pft. Der g}amensz
aufruF muBte fUnf3e6n 0}al erfolgen,
unb 3lpet 0}al nurbs fpegen Wdngel5
an einem Quorum bds 6aus aufgez
rufen. Die 5aupt5a6e bes Sdges
mar Die Qlnna6ms Der Senat8biu fir
Die 8ertpiQungen fir bic 0ffantli8en
@e6Gube, tpal6e i6er $6,O0O,OOO srz
foroert. 0d6ren6 Der 0e6atte ourUa
Der betlugte ii4 8aines (0em.) iiber
ben @anoali8mu8, baB man oas olte
0}o6iltur aus benz gBsiBen 6auIe"
OerTaleubert babe; Elm Buffet, pel8es
bic p8omens' g6riItian 3emperen8
Union" Der 6rau 6aDe5 geT6entt
bate. ion jeBt in elmer 8ruuerei in
BaI6ingtOn ite6en. Die 6lottsnz unO
5ortiftfations 8erpiuigung8biG5
murben na8 ben Gonfsren5=@omtte'n
geIanbt. Inter ben angenommeneE
8iGs lit aud bic 8ortage, Die 2(nz
iprii6e Der 0ffi3iere aus Dem ipas
nii9sameritanii6en &riege 81 ialt44
ten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
5aIis gunOes Wbi6aber Stiamun
rntlniirn.

@uf6ington, .. g., %. 6ebr.
= Der 69aBamt5Istretdr bat ben
6ulF5@8unbesz2tbi6d S. 9. Still>
man in 0etp 0ort, Dem Die 8olz
naaren unteritelt ItnO, teIegraPBii4
erIu9t, fofort feline 3eiignatiOn ein3uz
fenosn. Sin @runO lit fir Oieien
99ritt ni6t angegeben, uuBer baB e5
i'm sSnterefIe bes 9ienites ieL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
0OWtS q. 9teter
fur erH
5lpeiten Stabtratb83lpet9.

Ra4bem 6r. Qoui5 u. Dieter feline
Ganbibatur fir bic oemptrati16e 9&oz
ntnatiOn fir ben 5tpeiten 8atbs5petg
angetiinbtgt 6at, nebmen mir biermtt
8eranlufung, ous 9emofraten 3ur
llnteritiiBung Der GanDfDatur beg
9rn. Dieter bringenO auf3uforbern.
Gr bat bus in i'm geieBte 8ertrauen
dls 0}itgIteb bss Stabtrat65 getreuz
lid eingelDit unb bat uufri4tig gu ieiz
ner 8artei ge6alten. @r bat bier
Sabre als elm N}itglieb be5 3peiten
3netges bom rIten @tabtrutbsz9t>
ftritt gebient. @r 1T ieBt nd4 benz
britten 9iItrifte umge3ogen, unO feline
6reunbe erIu9en bic 9emofraten btez
fes Oiitrttts BEL ben tommenDan Pr!z
mdripa6len Inn beren 1nteritiiBung
fir fsine ganDtbatur.
Seine SbGtigfeit al8 NfitglieO beS
5ipetten 3peigeS 1T elm offenes 8u4,
Oas BON 2(Glen geIeIen tperOen mag,
unO auf bieTen RecOrO geitiiBt trttt er
bor baS @olf. @r lit Elm Mdnn BON
grpBen gef66ftli6sn SntereRen, Der
NIT Der @Oblfabrt Der 9toot osren
@ntpidelung unD Der 8ergrOBerung
Der 6anoelsz unD SSnDuftrte~Sntere
fen berfel6en eng Oerbun6en 1T. Setne
ols M}ttglieb Des 6tabtratb8 geTumz
meIten @rFa6rungen feBen i'm in ben
Stanb, Der @tabt pirtIume unb intel
Iigente 0ienfte gu leiiten. @r tit Elm
N}ann BON GROCER SSnteQigen3 un0 ltn@
antait6arer @6rlt4teit uno Ge4ti4afz
fen6stt.
0ir qluuben, baB Die 8eDOlterun8
ieines 0iftriftS teinen 0&ibgriff be-
ge6t, inbem fie i'm fir Oa8 4mt, nel@
6e8 er in 10 lo6enspert6er 4etie aus
geFiiQt bat, tpieber erpGRlt.
@ieIc 9emufraten Ses 9iitrtfts.
(60)
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bung muBte ii6er 8Orb geporFen pera
ben, Der Reft lit fdDer 6ef6G0igt.
8 bIrei4e @ 4tffbrH8e ge4
-, a I y

~FF - wv y v" tN1'-~N ~ ~JN*| y"
8 a B 4lret4 9 4tffbrH9e ge4
melbet.
2OnbDn, %. 5e6r. - Der Srz
fan, fpel6er geitern ii6er @roB6ri4
tannten ba6infauite, fat ii8 in bet
Ri4tung Der ifanoinaDiI6en Ruitd
Der3Ogen; aber na9trGgli8 einlauFenz
De 8eri9te MAIDEN erIi6tli6, ME
DeitDer6reiteten S9aoen er i'm Ser.
&0nigreia ungeri9tet BAT. Seine
grOBen ltngIiid5fdue tperOen gemelz
bet, a6er Der our9 ben Sturm anqes
rt3tete materieqe S9aOen lit enorm.
W}etOungen ii6er 66iff6rii6e laufen
ununter6rO4en ein; bod iinO in 2(ns
betra4t Der 6eftigteit Oes Ortans
nur tDenige 9erionen ertrunten. Zee
ben etnem aufregen0en 3pii6enfal
in ben 9pfs Dpn Barron, no 0as
neue 4ileniI6e S4la8tI6iff r2ibera
tad" Der engliI9e &reu3er ,9&io6e" Il.
elm groBer 5ra4tbampfer infolge ber
9eftigtett be5 Sturme8 iit6 BON t6rer
8erdnterung lo8rtfen,im 8afItn ums
einanber trie6en, pD6ei Tie iia gegenz
ieitig 6etrd4tli6 beI9doigtsn uno ei4
nen groBen She'll Der 0odmauern
einrannten, lit Die 6ritti4e 8arta
u6augOmDnt", in 6o6rt BON Sum
6ron3iScO na4 2iOerpoOI, gu 2tuonz
bD bet N&arDport, geitranoet unO auss
etnanOer ge6rOden, SIRE 2a0ung
ptrb bon ben 8ogen an Den Strand
geIpiilt. Die 9}annIdoft 1T gerettet.
8iattger SANG,
Wtantla, %. 6ebr. - 8ouper4
neur 9ancel bon Der 9roDin3 Ri3ul
nabm ben Oberiten Santos geFungen,
einen Der befannteIten &aoronenzS5i6z
rer unO etnen Der tii9ttg'ten 0ffi8iere
Des 2abrDnen 8eneral5 Gan Wltz
guel, 9ouberneur 0Qncel bate in
@rfobrung gebrd4t, DaB Santos iiA
in Sun Sole be g}pDote8, elmer fiinF
N&eiIen Don 0}aniIa auf elmer synie[
gelegenen Srt1hdtt, dufbdlte. 9dS
6au5, in pel6em Der 06erit Ii9 aufz
6ielt, pur0e ol8Oann nit 9oIi3iIten
unb Gontablern umringt un0 @ouz
berneur 9ancel betrat perI0nli9 bas
9au5 un0 na6m Santos gefangen,
tpel9er na9 W}untla gebru9t tpuroe.
2GuF Die @efangennu6me Santos mar
cine 8elobnung BON 1000 9eio8 gez
ieBt.
9a5 metrt58e S1ftem.
8art5, %. 6ebruar. - Der amez
ritani56e &rieg8miniIter 8oot 6nf
1t8 in etnem lGngeren S6r
peI6em er ben Gmpfang De
tion Der 9ari5er 6anOe .r
i6er bic 2(nnabme De5 metriI Gas
items be14etnigt, einge6enO 2se
pi6tige 5rage ou8geloTen. 6. ars
tIGrt, baB Die augemeine Qoap.ioa
0te7e8 SDIem8 unDarmeiDli6 I,,, unO
figt 6in3u, baB nur bic @epobnbeit
Der bis6ert8en @epflogen6eit cine
iol8e Qnnabme berbinOert babe.
&ur3s &obeIbepef6en.
- Sir 2iang G6en Sung, Der ueue
6irefif9e @eiatbte in @aibingtOn,
lit nit Dem 0ampFer nGorea" BON
Song Song no4 ben Ser, Staaten
abgefa6ren.
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Z RG
B R I'll ..
Ser SuDerIaiT9e 2aSen
% unO - @eps9eringtors, ma6e Gbarlcssstr.
0SailDrsma6e= "sfSraMcn.MnSiise nn6
M1ntel.
Ser suDerlafft9e 9aSer

.SaiGUr:mabe=" SraMen.9 .9tn5iise nn6
M1ntel.
$7,65 fir $40 Bis $12 Sdilormaoe
4n3iige aus gang pollener englif6er
@bebiOt unO 3ibeline; neue 8lOufenz
Sadets, 2ltGaBfutter; 6lare &IeiOrod,
$3.50 neue Srii6iabrs Nn3iige,
aus engliI9er Gbepiot oOer @enetiun,
nit SeiOenliBe befeBt, neue Cape unb
Sab<@ffefte, bier 6arben.
$3.50 neue 8loufen 2ln3iige fir
9amen, a8t W}oben, englif9e G6ez
blot, 8roaoclot6 unb U2elirungen;
8louienzSafet unb HorfoIt>@ffette,
ole 6arben.
$4,9O fir neue 6ri6iu6rs>Sote
engliI4e unb f4pur3e @beotot, 4tz
laBz Goer Saffeta~6utter.
$3.50 neue Seioen 0fOnte gdrlos
aus Sufettu pber peau be Soie;
SpiBentragen, 9ubzGffette.
$500 SeiOcn=SatlIcn fltr S3.9S.
$50 @eiDentaiGGen aus gang feibe>
rer Sufetta ober 9eau De Sole, Sal
tenfront uno 9fiiden; ale Wtooen,
@rDBen nur "a Big 36, in flint 5arz
ben.
GruRe 3eSuftiun in SeiSe.
SOC. Is @tife 24z30G1. reinieiOene
f4par8e SupanieiOe, bo4glGn3enbe,
pei9e 2lppretur ..........2 CSC.
39c. peiBe 6ubutui @ai4ieioe, ga
rantirt, 21z3Ou., neue unD i40ne
1SqrDen cEC.
75c. QtIaB 5Oularo, groBe Wtuiterz
Quspa6l, 2430Q. .... Acc.
85c. in Sel geto6te farbige Safetz
ia, feline Sorte, audi peiB, tbOrp unO
creme 59c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
HUMAN HAIR AND MANAcuRlNe.

HUGHES HAIR MANUFACToRY-All kinds Of
human hair on hand and made to order. See
Hair dressing. mnnncuring. shnmpooing ant
facial massage at 122 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
PIANOS.

So1o-Horo Il a genuine bargain, a hne mahog-
any case Upright Piano, cost when new $3.50;
Will sell this piano at sacrincc for $40.
fniIv gunranteed TERMS $40 cash and SO per
month. THE CABLE COMPANY. 2ia East
Brond Street. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
MORE TIDlNGS OF
PLAGUE IN MEXICO
The Lives of the Missionaries
10, Are So Far in No
- Danger.

Late news received last night from
Mexico is to the effect that the Methodist
missionaries and teachers in the fever
stricken city of Monterey have all sue
ceeded in placing some distance between
themselves and the plague.
According to letter received by Mr..
Frank l.. Kerns, secretary of the Rose
bud Society. Professor f. c. Campbell.
who is at the head Of the Institute
Laurens, has moved his family and three
teachers-Miss Davis Miss Kennedy and
Miss Utley--to Saltlllo, fifty or sixty miles
to tho southwest of Monterey. Whether
or not Professor Campbell has himself
left, he did not say In his letter. All the
Methodist missionaries having families In
Monterey have moved them to Saltillo.
whittier have gone also the missionaries
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South.
Great concern continues to be felt
among the Methodists here over the sit.
uation In Mexico. Special prayers will be
offered in all of the churches on Sunday
and collections will be taken up. Money
Is already coming in to certain extent.
~ 10 bclI6 ploilp' 3o' o'oGo W NASASc,
rey by Mr.. kerns.
Some questions, 1t seems, has been
raised about the accuracy of the state
ment that the mission was crippled
financially The statement was based so o.
ly upon letter from Professor Camp
bell himself, In this letter the head OF
the school. who Is In reasonably good
position to know what he was talk
Ing about. says: "Financially, this score
completely swamps me, counted largely
on tuition from the English school to
meet expenses, 1t required all the tuition
which ] would have received from the
Mexican school to supplement the appro-
pration for that school, Pray for U.S."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
DIRECTORS
But DUMMIES
This Shown by Testimony In
Shipbuilding Inquiry.
SEWARD VERY EVASlVE
on the Stand for Three Hours and is
Slow to Admit that He Mas Merely
Tool in the Hands of
Counsel.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The entire time
at to-days hearing of the United States
shipbuiding Company investigation be-
fore Referee Oliphant was given up 10
the taking of testimony covering the IN
CORPORATION and organization OF the com
pany in New Jersey. Frederick seward
Horace Gould and Kenneth McLaren,
young men connected with the Corpora
ton Trust Company of New Jersey, who
acted either as incorporators or direc-
tors OF the shlpbu!aing combination,
were called TO the stand ana examined
at length as 10 the circumstances under
which they .sesved The promoters of the
enterprises -
Frederick Seward. who had served as
director, was questioned tor three
hours, Lne inquiry covering his connec-
ton with the company from the time
A!rA4luer alC. G.ee. asked nan 10 serve
as director unul he resigned. When tue
permanent omGeTS were elected. Ills
stay on Inc stand Was prolonged because
he w0u!d mol aulmL Inat nc was It mere
dummy" acting under the orders OF the
counsel OF The Company. lie Aeld thal ne
had used his independent judgment III
Yolng on the many important questions
determined by tie directorate. when he.
LOUIS Daley ana Harold Newman, or
the Corporation Trust Company, were the
three members OF II.
Samuel untermyer, counsel for the
bondholders, Questioned nm at length
with the object of showing that he had
not paid for the share OF stock that he
held, that he knew nothing OF the value
of the properties acquired by the votes
of himself and his associates, ana that
everything done by the directorate was
al the instance OF counsel and the mere
formal carrying out of orders, Seward
admitted that ne did not know the loca-
ton OF the plant nor the character OF the
business Of the Harlan and l5Gl!ngsworth
Company, Moore y Sons, and the Can
ada Company, and said he was of the
impression that the Bethlehem plant was
located al Homestead. Seward and the
other temporary directors acted upon the
increase in the capital stock of the com
pany from 5000 to 1900, 900; voted for
the issuance OF securities TO the amount
of S7lOo0,O00 and decided other matters
of Importance, and the testimony OF
to-day indicates an intention TO attack
the validity of all those transactions.
IT Is claimed that the original direc-
tors We're simply dummies" and that
while the forms Of the law were closely
followed at all OF the meetings, none OF
the directors were properly a holder OF
stock and that none of their acts were
of legal value.
The hearing went over until next Wed
nesday, October 2lst, when Lewis Nixor
will take the stand. He was sworn a
the close OF the hearing to-day. hut die
not give any testimony.
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CONFEDERATE RECORDS
ARE BEING PRESERVED
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-General F, c.
Ainsworth, chief of the Record and Pen
sion Bureau of the War Department, In
his annual report, treats of the efforts
made to obtain from Governors of States
records of the Confederate service, Nearly
all the States, which were identified wi b
the Confederate service. have responded
and records in the State archives have
been sent to the War Department. These
are being copied and will be returned to
the States.
Another feature of the report is the
recommendation that the records OF the
War Department of wars previous to the
civil war be opened to historians who
wish to obtain official information of
such wars.
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ALL is HARMONY NOW
Secretary Hester. Of New Orleans, t
Sign With New York Exchange.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-secretary Hes
ter. of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
is in New York and will within, g day
or two sign with the officers OF the New
to withhold cotton quotations from un-
authorized persons.
Early in the year the New York Cotton
Eix.'uli 81 made new contracts VIE me
telegraph companies by which they
agreed to deliver quotations from this
exchange to no person whose application
had not been approved by the exchange.
The telegraph companies asked The New
Orleans Exchange not to allow any quo,
tations to be gwen out to unauthorized
persons. The New Orleans Exchange e.
fused to sign, the members holding that
the negot lations should have come from
the sister exchange, Superintendent w.
v. King. of the New York Exchange.
said tonight that all Is harmony now,
the matter having been adjusted. ard an
agreement between the exchanges Will
be signed at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
w hitIock Branch,
Esd and CARY STS.,
RICHMOND va,
SEALED PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR CAsT-IRoN AND
Steel Projectles for Cannon.-Ordnance
Office. War Department. Washington.
October 49, 1908 Sealed proposals In
duplicate will be received here until P.
NJ. NOVEMBER -, 1908, for furnishing
the following projectlles. more or less:
Cast-Iron-1.0O0 15-lb. 3-lnch field gun
shells; 1000 Is nm. 1S-lb, shell. All the
above to be bored and tapped for fuze
but without fuzes. lsoo 15,,pdr; ,s-inch +;
F. gun solid shot; 100 49, pdr. 4-inch solid
shot; 800 1,O4S-lb. 12-inch 3. l.. rife solld
shot Steel-2,O00 6-pdr 224-inch a: r:
shell; 1000 Is pdr. 3-inch "A, F. shell; 200
33-pdr 4-inch A. p. shell; 200 6s-pdr. s.
inch A. p. capped shell; LOCO lo6-lb. 6-inch
A. P. capped shell; As 5s-lb. 5-!nch capped
shot; $50 106-lb. 6-inIh capped shot. Az
the above steel projectiles 70 be bored
and tapped for fuze but without fuzes.
All the above to be in accordance with
Ordnance Department designs except that
alternate bids will be received. for al the
above steel projectiles on designs OF the
bidder, especially those having IN view
an Increase In the shell capacity without
decreasing the ballistic qualities. Bids
will be received for all or part for the
foregoing. The United States reserves the
parts thereof. Information can pc had
upon application to Brig. Gen. WILLIAM
CROZIER. Chief of Ord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

FOR SALE--very handsome mahogany plano.
full size, standard make. with all improve
ments; been little used; case not scratched or
marred: condition perfect; will sacriace more
than half. THE CABLE COMPANY, lib East
Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
SPECIAL ron HORSE SHOW.

proad ia the most popular and reliable place
for photos, from 25c. to $40 dozen. special
this week. 81 cabinets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16

CABLE PIAEo-The best; Cable Piano, tho best
known; Gable PlBno, known as the best. THE
CABLE COMPANY, manufacturers, 2l3 East
Broad ST. Get.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-16
PERSONALS.
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF tho wORK1NCAIAN'S LAND AND
the IT,, r. and p. Il. II. shops MONDAY, De-
tober 10th, 1903, at $3.50 p. NJ, for the cleo
ton OF ofricets and transaction Of such busi-
ness as may properly come before them
j. 7. ROTH, Secretary.