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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-28
MedfOrd Items.

Health of the community is good.
Protracted services are now going on at the
Quoting the services.
Misses Bertha Danner and Rachel Banner,
of near Medford, visited friends at Glyndon
last week.
William Duvall and family, of Berret. spent
a few days at A. banners last week.
Thomas Bankert and family, of Westmin-
ster, and David Zepp and wife, of Marston,
spent Sunday at f. II. Wilets.
Miss Lillian Wampler, of Medford, visited
friends in Baltimore last week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-28

A special meeting of the "Y' was held at
Carroll Hall, on the evening of Monday, No.
vember %. Miss Florence Hammond, State
Secretary of the "Y," was present, and gave
a very entertaining account of the national
W. C. T. U. Convention, recently held in
Cincinnati. :.
plans for this years work were discussed,
and several excellent suggestions were offered
by Miss Hammond.
One new member was enrolled. Visitors
are gladly welcomed to the meetings, which
are held at Carroll Hall the first Monday OF
each month at p. m.
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Personal Notes.

In Baltimore on Saturday last marriage II,
cense was ;ssusd to Emory j. C. Shamer, aged
25 wears. and Miss Lutte P. Gill, aged l9years,
both of Carroll county.
Z. C. Rem and wife. of Frederick county,
sra,t faw DAYS the first of this week as the
GUESTS of Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Doty.
Miss Lizzie Russell, of Reisterstown, ana
r Darby. of Washington, d. c., are
onests of Mrs. Eliza Shreeve, Westminster.
Miss Carrie s. Wantz. OF Marston, Is .ne
guest of her sister, Mrs. jacob Lang h1i
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Severely Injured.

A letter to The ADVOCATE from Harrisburg
Pa, dated November 26, says
D. E. Shamer, a brakeman on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, residing at Harrisburg
Pa, formerly of Patapsco, Nd, while putting
off cars at Tyrone, was caught between yard
fence and car. Both of his legs were LAGER.
ated and his body was much bruised.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-28

In his sermon in the Old Pine Street Pres
byterian Church, Philadelphia. Pa, Thurs.
day, Rev. DR.. Hughes 0. Gibbons attacked
the political syndicate, which, he said, ruled
the city, referred to Senator Berkelbach in
scathing terms and declared that the greatest
Williams in the community received lucrative
positions as rewards for their rascality.
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MARRIED.

November 10, 1903, at Littlestown Pa, by Rev. q.
p. Bastian Clarence n. Harner, of Kfngsdale, Pa,
November IS, 1903, by Elder Uriah Bixler, Calvin
Fize and Miss Jennie Zepp. both of Carroll county,
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Sale Register.

,,os,,v december ID 1903, at II H., on his
NeuIeSn';;Ih Southwest of Bird HILL on the road
farm Oi rom Bird Hill to Edmonsons Mill horses
leaiIff 5rming implements, and household goods
COW farm can be bought at private sale. Lovelace
T.ri4u
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Business Locals

10000 Chestnut Ties wanted along the line
of the Western Maryland Railroad. Apply
to or address B. F. Poole, Gambler.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
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Last Wednesday snow fell in Eastern Ne
braska and Kansas, Western Iowa, Southern
Illinois and the whole of Missouri.
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A GOOD BANK ACCOUNT.
Over $2,s1s,373.O 5 On Deposit in the Mon
etary Institutions of Carroll County.

While the past year has not been a very
prosperous one, from an agricultural stand
point, yet the deposits in the several monetary
institutions of the county show that some one
has been "doing business" and the year
closes with large cash credit to many per-
sons, and it also shows that our bankin in
situations are managed with care by their Off
cials. Following are the deposits in the sew
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aTrRDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1908.
.1vn EVERY SATURDAY By

rbe date on the Label on y0"''
Onper shO~s the time to ''"'c" y"''''
subscription is patd.
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More Work by Cupid.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Miss NJ. Adela Osborne, daughter of Mr..
Francis NJ. Osborne, of Walbrook, Md, was
married Monday evening at 7.3O o'clock to
w. Henry Forsythe, Jr., of Sykesvile and
Baltimore. Mr. Forsythe is member of the
Baltimore and Howard county, and was a
member of the last Legislature.
The wedding took place at Strawbridge
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore,
which was beautifully decorated with white
chryanthenums and palms. The bride en-
tered the church on the arm of her father, by
whom she was given away. She wore hand
some gown of hand embroidered white chiffon
and duchesse lace, over taffeta, trimmed with
pearls. Her veil was of tulle, caught with a
diamond sunburst, the gift of the groom, and
she carried shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
The attendants were Mrs. John W. Haw-
kins, as matron of honor who wore q gown of
white chiffon over taffeta, trimmed in point
lace, and carried white chrysanthemums
Miss Mary E. Osborne, who was bridesmaid
wore dress of pink crepe de chine, over taf
ieta, and carried pink chrysanthemums.
The bride was met at the chancel by the
groom and his best man, John w. Hawkins.
grandfather, Rev. William NJ. Osborne, as.
sisted by Rev. C. E. Guthrie, pastor of Straw
bridge Church. The ushers were Messrs.
Harry E. Karr, George Stewart Brown, Louis
B. Gardner, Thomas c. Brian, DR.. Deforest
Olmstead and James G. Forsythe.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Forsythe left on a wedding journey.
They will live at the Hotel Sherwood. Cards
are out for at homes after the first of January.
The presents were numerous and of unusual
value and beauty.
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HAERlsoNBURG, Va, Nov. 25 Charles
Carroll Herring and Miss Harriet Alice Tay-
lor were married here this afternoon at ,
O'Clock The ceremony took place at the
brides residence and was performed by Rev.
d. H. Kern. The wedding march was played
by Miss Fannie Arbogast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herring took the northbound train over the
Southern for short wedding tour. The bride
is an unusually handsome young woman, and
was formerly Of Waynesboro, Pa The groom
is "a son of DR.. &. A. Herring, of this place,
and nephew of DR.. Joshua Herring, of West
minister. Comptroller ofthe State of Maryland
He is now engaged on the reportorial staff of
the Daily News of this place. ~ --
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BOWMAN-JONES.

At Lisbon. Nd, pretty wedding occurred
at p. M, November Oath, at the Methodist
Protestant parsonage, Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell
officiating. The extracting parties were
Lemue Edward Bowman and Miss Mary j.
Jones of Poplar Springs. The bride was
and gloves to match. and carried spray of
carnations The groom is one of Howard
county's enterprising young farmers, and will
reside near Shafersvilie. After the ceremony
the couple and their escorts were driven to
their future home.
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LONG-LAMOTTE.

Miss Lula II. Lamotte. daughter of Mrs.
Lula E. Lamotte, of Hampstead. was married
Thursday evening to Jose phi H. Long at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. j. II. Hammett. 403
East Twenty first street, Baltimore Rev. c.
d. Smith, pastor of Oxford Methodist Epis-
copal Church, performed the ceremony. The
wedding march was played by Mrs. Charles
Howard
The bride was attired in gown of white
null, trimmed with lace, and carried bride
roses. Miss Flora Lamntte, sister of the bride,
acted as maid of honor. She wore white null
over blue taffeta silk. The best man was Ar
thur Long.
reception followed the ceremony. MR.
and Mrs. Long will reside at 125 North Mils
ton avenue and will be at home to their friends
after next Thursday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

after tow % ties. The Evansville and Pacucah
Packet Company has about closed n contract for
q rsW Do lf tI De- lgilt t1 HrtsllE fuE the faducsn
tF- Two places. Sh- viii be fast. have tine
T.I-H.rlg-r- arrHUIIoGIriHUs and carry consider
able freight The lOCaI marine WAYS and dock
yards arr fun % wurs-
Burlington. Ia. Oct. 1G.-THa river Is f7et
o. tL, hes above l'u-u.Itsr marx. q rise % Z
in.a-- since last Igunrl- The Ell!ss In and
.lI from susl- The H1.Cu Blair IN and out
LE.ru Davenport Weather clear and warmer
Cairo. H.. oct -t,-Bivsr gauge reads rs.
r.HNtf4s O. fa.i nf 90 during tE- last = hours
rrsHt taat William r. King arrived from the
z ufHr MiS-l--I IrTI af "A. and departed Inr
clark departed for Ngw O.lssns at 10 a. m
NsfE tow 10 loaded barge. The Fred Hart
N-- arrived az .' .. M from the upper river
81 W..hagz departed lr- the Lower Mississippi
- 2. 20 "a. m.. with "a tow o. cmpfiss- The Joe
Fowler was i1 and out on time
cold =. : hs-g. and VIII make three eNcur-
-iuu- Tor ths ElEs-1ua tu-ui-lt and two TO-
vile. Delta. r. m Memphis is overdue. CrsI-
,1-tt- I.sSrd ~ a. . a. m. Tor the bends
Am.riea1 astai9.g f'7 r'uS'abou's. Departed
Wheeling. w. Va. oct s4-RiysT 4 feet S
inches. falling Clear and cold. Down Bessie
smith. farEsrsburE- 1 r. m. H. X Bedford
TstrEarshurs. o. M Greenwood. Charleston
q. m
Evansville. Oct. .i-Elv-r - and falling.
Cincinnati g.. uct -i.-Eiyer falling: ca feet
Clear and cold.
Memphis. oct. sf-Eivsr II feet. falling
Louisville. O-t si-Bivsr falling: in canal
TitrshuTE. Oet st-Bivsr "a falling. Clear
and cold
Cape Girards1u. NJ. oct. ei-Tbs Cape Cir
az g D. N Arnold down . .. m Weather cold.
Elyer falling
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
POUND OF SALT WORTH
ONE HUNDRED CHICKENS,
Fort Hill, says Living Il Cheap
in Central Africa.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Y,gE. oct. 2I-H. =. FIru.i-Seutt,
his Majas.Es Collector al Fort HlI.
British Central Afr.ca. has been iu New
York FOR several days. after a visit 20
Canada. He Is On Ielye and Will shortly
return 90 his post.
Mr.. FJIuiIl-scOtt. in his capacity OF
Collector Is the ruler OF ~ square miles
OF territory. which has a population Oi
about sJgy natives. over these people he
has the power Of life and death
They are peaceful people. though.
ami iaw-Juliing." sad MIR scott, and
1 nave had To hang but four "I them
There are nat two crimes punishable uy
urt,n-muTu-r and conspiracy against the
ErtI-h Government. Iue four men / syI-
fenced HyTe al. mar4eregS.
About tn= ou.y trouble / have with
flrm now b. the pgrsI-tgucy with when
iU,g cling 10 lnglT UlI forms ut tl4dl-
AZ man j. accused Of VrOu--ll4uE ue
.=. UuIyr the native Law. tr4Gd by ordeal
lac is furnished with q uT.tus"i OF puls'ii
HalN.-tE ms accuse 30 o. h!ii- nm
he is guilty. The stun always causes the
accused intense pain. ami lu many cases
death come quickly. / have about sue
ceguui Iu stamping Uut TINS practice
I..Eiu- iu Fort Hill which l. about FOUR
miles from the border OF khutesiI, j.
very cheap AIr. FIGuIl.-Scutt said that
lu- pound ut salt. when l@ Er'dlls
s8gElt after Ly the natives, he pure HS s
D. Chickens. while a needle buys "a dozen
eggs.
I'm. Collectors wife braves the solitude
Of Central Africa with him. Tier nearest
whit. ugiEabur b sixty miles away
1T Is perfectly sale FOR me 60 leave
her home for days at time, ne SAID.
..f1- my force Of native pOlICe-there are
thirty Of thgm-are perfectly trustworthy
She has even made long journeys unac-
CUmUanied by me
ar. FaruiiI-Scott while In New York
was the guest Of Harry Beverly Deas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER AT THE
AGE OF SEVENTY-FlVE.
'oid Doe" Hitchcock To Lead Club
or Athletic Amherst
Students.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Amherst. Mass. oct. ef-Amh,rst COL
ltEe students have formed mountain
climbing club and have elected as their
president graduate of the college in
lh" class vl -. Doctor Edward Hitch
cock. 90 years old dean Of the faculty,
known and loved by Amherst men the
world over as "OII Doe"
ITO" town Of Amherst stands on tho
eastern edge Of the Connecticut Valley.
-AI"a- Us southern boundary stretches
'Ae li".l obs" range. on the east ar. 'he
Pelham Hills and ou the north Susar-
Loaf and Mount Toby tower above the
l.'eii'.us ui Indian massacre laIIs.-
-....' stl' 'l.H uU i've Iui. .is 'i many
o. r'a.srilL 'alsiItIau. and uu Mountain
...fr a..'- f-a.U SET apart each ft.I l"E %
..... "u-i.-. Iae WOODS aru uIi.s Te-,eHp
-.. Amherst shouts and cheers
OF" Amherst Al.uuEllu taIH intends q"
.l..s. systematic expeditions thr"l-u tine
.N..iF l..- l.H geological formation afh 'p-
itliaH- EuuI views ut th" scenery aud q"
l.la them il.y have chosen bu-tur Hitch
cH..S
Despite Llz Years Doctor Hitchcock is
lt...- and active and -klu- rather IMAM
Wallis ll. holds the chair ut uy I4ei.'.
ara is We'll known rs the pioneer pa tue
movement i-g physical "tu.E,i"I iu tA"
-Ha'Er6- ai was largely que iH Dos. la-
fE.u.e thar tGe Egookyu PTIJfs have
HHl" 500 much for Amherst, i.'ir anna
mailer. UHlal.Hg thC ~ NM. -.E'.I. a.-' De-
lal- athletic Hold and grand stand iat-
itLls their name.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
EhwnrdsNiIIe Notc..

-El=ar story g Madison. who was shot three
times On TUg.iay bE his lf-yg=lE-0iI sstIssHl,
Earl Hsus.a. was reported iu dying CunIi-
zion yesterday. IL was stated 70 the srar.-I 8
Office tfaL the boy would Trgl-hIy o.. fahru o.
EdwarLsyiile to-day A. told ly the bry m.
during quarrel at the hrgaSfl-r table. When
he turned on E7rl. the lad uuiICI q revolver
and sent three bullets Into story.
-J1z-rA r. LLOYD. an en1nIava q Swift Z Co
In East - LOUIS. and Alt.- Rosa Belle sum.
meEs. alaH ~ sEHr s. Louis. were married Ia
L-- VgagIls.llle py County Judge =. z. HiIlsElt-
ter.
a marriage license was issued yesterday 90
Calvin lla-e hla-..y- =, and Ia r. Juurhaus
T. Z th % D. II-yiI.e-
Tho returns 0f birth and death certificates
% Madison county 90 CLERK Edward FllfE Cf
tlgsstI a-s.ille show - births and Il6 deaths
fCr the quarter ending September %
\ uuuh,r q EfwlrdsyiIIe people viii at-
I tend tls luE. sli IL FlalnE tod q L3TE WI
Ilm Nir-haFl. who died suddenly THURSDAY
afrerruru- ETs Wls-harE was the mother O..
Ni1s- Henry Guyer u t-igslElsEills-
The Reverend =. =. SlszH1 viii speak n -
Johns n T. Church this N sulrE from tra
topic The Divine Art lr Living IN even
ing service vii Z. guIEteriy m--.luE. tht frEs
app- Htel Presiding Ei-lr. tie Reverend J n
FCri q Alton
Sermon themes Tor to-day at the First Pres
byterIau Glurch are announced hy Tire Ravar-
END Z. Stafford az follows Aorrius. The Vic
tory That OverrGmss the Wur.l". evening.
Dangerous LifgbCats 90
The Reverend 2 4 Brown of Upper Alton
VIII conduct services az the First Baptist
Z CEurch today.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
wouIa Not Delay wedding.

EIII I1LII ~ I--INL-
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 2i.-Rather than
risk the bad luck which superstition de-
cress shall follow a postponed wedding.
William 3. Goentuer left a sick bed 20
marry Miss Edna c. Nagle on the ap-
pointed day.
Invitations had been sent out for we'd
ding st the brides home ~ Eastou. but
when Gc1rrr5,r ? vas taken 80 with aari-
ous fever several weeks ago the invitations
had 10 be Cancelled.
Miss N8gle and her parents came 20
phlI44riuhi9 and visited Goetner's home
at Willow Grove. Mr.. and Mrs Goeutner
wished 70 postpone the ceremony. but the
sick man ayr ed with his hancee and her
parents that ID would b tempting fate
He was able 20 walk down to the plrlor
with some assistance, where a minister
tied the knot
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.

O'Clock. from the German EyangeHcal Church
in Fieldon- The Reverend n. i. Bahnsen OF
JeTscyyiIle ofhciated.
Editor J. n. Page Of the JerseyviIle Demo
crat went 70 Chicago yesterday.
otto Nernberger and Mathew WaggJnblast
Of Jersey County departed Tor an extended tour
% Germany yesterday.
Mrs. J. .. Hickman % Jerseyviue has
been called to New orleans. Ia. on account
Of the death Of relative.
Major John A. Shsphari and Charles J.
slaten % Jerseyvilic returned from Springfield,
Ill. yesterday.
City Attorney O. Tadyn Richards of Jersey
VILE a visitor in st Louis yesterday.
County Clerk George l.. Aderton OF Calhoun
County has ISSUED the following marriage
licenses. Henry kulp and Miss Laura Held.
both % Brussels. Julius +. pucept q Hamburg
and Miss Lena Geskie of GiIead. Stephen Wat
son and Miss MOlli- Truwhridge. both Ok Har-
din. Doctor Lee NcAuCley and Miss Maud
Russell Fowler. both of Brussels.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
COFFEE ExPLODES IN MINT.
Amateur Cook Moves Pot and
Two Employees Are Injured.

REF HLLr SPECIAL
Philadelphia. Oct. 2i-An explosion that
shook the Mint from foundation TO roof
little before noon burned two amateur
cooks and badly frightened the large force
Of men and women employees
one OF the cruciblos in the melting-ro0m
had Just been emptled of It's contents of
molten silver The gas which had brought
Il 90 a white heat was still burning. The
clock showed l.5J.
Time To make coffee." said one os the
men.
4 coffee not was filled with water and
ground coffee and placed over the cruCible.
Then some one jogEl,d the pot. The water
and coffee coming IN contact with the
heated clay caused the explosion.
William Nuffatt and William GOolaNe.
helpers ia the room. wer" slightly injured
by sglli5ng water and flying bits Of tin.
The CrECIhly resolved itself into its orig
irll dust. its furnace was wreck. the
coffee POT wgs scattered hits or h1ttenel
metal. Everybody On the room got a little
coffee and hot bath.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
CUTS THROAT WITH RAZOR.
Dependency Prompts Edward
Mathews to Attempt His Life.

Edward Mathews. q salesman, living at
No. g. Westminster place. was found Iy
ing unconscious on a vacant lot on Espen-
schied street between Broadway and Wa
ter street yesterday morning. He was
bleeding from cash IN the throat and in
both wrists. having used razor In an at
tempt TO end his life.
Mathews was found By Henry Wan
ChIlfc Of No. SfIJ Water street and John
M;th'r OF No. SJ7 Pennsylvania avenue.
II" WITS taken to the CITY Hospital.
Mathews has been IN for some time. His
physicians informed him that he was suf-
ieriug from tuberculosis and his death
vas only 81 question Of a short time. This
worried hum. Friday evening he boarded
q Broadway car and went to CarondeIet
Wh'rs Ee tried To end his life. Physicians
say he Will recover.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
WILL SHORTEN MAIN LINE.
SANTA Tc VIII HuiId 81 @TO-yIIle cut

Topeka. Kas.. oct. -L-Pr0siIent Z. p
Ripe, o. -he santa Fe road. announces
that as soon as the present furry IS end
ID IN Wall street that a -51-n,e cut-oG
VII De- bai.t to sh rten she main line of
.he road. The new line wil start AT
Er.iu. thirty miles south or Aibaquarguc,
and run east TO TsN.c1. Tex. where con
u,cti1u viii De- made with d." Santa Fe
s,st. m operated south from kansas
When Ili- E-, I- ,uUu-s.sH far portion
Of tsu road fsgu IA Juut. Co Albuquerque
will b.. aHa.dHGaH for yE. r.sl.l uaETnrDsi
The Dr. nest Grade on are new Cai-uu
VII De - feet Ju the uie ans tIat only
.a~ a short distance. tI Ire overland
route the altitude is 7Gi. feet at Ration
ard -.A ar q uIIgIts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
TO EMPLOY WHITE RousrAnorTs.
Diamond Jo Line VIII Hereafter Re-
fuse 10 HIrr NcErnrs

Diamond Jo Line steamers has decided 90 EN-
p'1y only white msH as r-l.saa0uts. o. take
the place or ncsEacs-
During the summer th- company had tr1u-
be with Its r1gstai1uts. and IN several oa-
cas.cns tts Etelmurs we've fart-I % leave t1r,
Without crews
The VASES % the negroes amount 20 aI1u.
s. "a mugEh. r .l Eng bard. ana sH1s..rr1sl5
ti-.f W'l44 -tl.1-I a. hI.h as e. n month
.Ha.rc tlrE W.l.f -E.u. A NfHrabIa I4af
week reveal steamers WHrH fore O.. t.a 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
BUILDING A SIGNAL TOWER.
Uncle sam to Have Staten Island
Observatory.
EEPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. oct 25.-The United States
Coast Survey officials have commenced the
erection OF a tower on Todt Hill. about 80
yards from the residence OF David J. Ty-
sen. the highest point on Staten Island.
The tower will be seventy-five feet in
height and WILL be capable OF signaling
with the Government buls ding in Man
haitian. The ground has been cleared for
the foundation George Wood, Tor the last
six years connected with the euEinsgrlns
apartment Il the B0urough OF Richmond.
has been detailed To- aid the Government
IA this improvement
The va ut Of this particular spot as
lookout 0r signal station was known Co
The. Aqush1uga us wei as other rrIh.s Df
Indians prior TO the advent OF clvi IL ti.u
N the Sew World. Within thu m WoEy
uf ye.y old citizens Il staten Island there
stood u giant oak t-ga near the spot now
helms. prepared Tor. the tower. watch th-
Indians used To signal with friends. ana 8.
according 10 the custom Of the aborigin,-.
ascend 10 the . highest possible point o.
petIti5n the Sun god" to receive the
spirit of a faithful departed warrior.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

--,-a.s-v situation The total reserve Ni- 49,
= sss.4 So &c To- and the surplus Et-'. .E
6v 80 ia zz5 compared with the preElo.s W g.
sr----l- ne many changes shown or is-l " % =
- g-af.-gs-r was an increase ut 8. t'' y.
eiTrulati0r The loans czceedtd lle '.t...,.1 '.t.
10 So 90 sl1. an increase ~ A's'as''- I'll
-:s,,S H.. T-a,-ioJ.s week. The eNctss L.'
Largest rsport,d since July l. i1e IIb.lsr SO 'i
,fg sg7-Jy a decrease of So 5fl,g ~ Z NJ '.a-ts
aa,-.-9-a of clearing last week was ~ - ~
AGAINST Sls7. on 01a in the previous MstH- ~ ~
~. ~Iearfrrs On Saturday. ryrect-ng y r H'-.
,grs ~ Friday uere Sl6f Z1-- ~, or -
Tei6v- the daily average. The compat sons ,-
.t,.srrrs in thc item q loans show hat f!Ee
S--iS ,si-a-I sgF1 0ll net nd one OF tltsg l---
e-ifgIrlgTls lar-ely increased It's discounts i-ie
0f thess. banks lost $4,000 net In CASH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

ChsE.sr III. UcL -E-Ea1-. Dc farl ana rrrl-
Ing Weather tlls and maI t-1ae GIrIrdaru
lu.E 90 q a- Hl. tatsssT up a. O.. uI- lu-
slHWu ~ bat az e. or.
Grand Tower. Ill. ult zg-gII-s. zslprl ur AZ
so U'c-ucz llst On Eli- General kIrE dlwu al
J. u'Cl1gk last UlE.l a.. -El AlaIIf down q!
& O. a.. cage GlrlrIeEg Own Id II d. M cen
erli Casey aE o. IN The -agur reads TF
feet anu falling. weather clear aul col.
Warsrw. 10. Ok -t-GauEe reads IA feet.
q rise % r % foot IN ~ hours CLOUDY ana
cool silver trse.l 10 Ga ami cut
paduCah. Ky. Oct. -f-Tle gauge reads to-
'Vht 9 8 feet. and about on a stand Weather
cola with stir wind from the north an day.
Joe Fowler % Cairo a. a. ~ with good
trsu fiichnrtEru O. Evansville az = m.
TsuEsss-- 70 thr Teuufs1Ue River ut 8 p M
Peuguin with bazges o. the Tcuncsscc River
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Denver. oct -i.-The report uf an aiii-
ancs between the Rio Gr8uIe ana the
Denver Northwestern and Pacific IS de-
MED al the office II the latter road in this
city The route i-Se- bed as having
been taken by us into : 10 L1ke City has
never even been NEGOTIATED for" said one
OF the roads officials ''The way we Will
get into salt Like city has not been de
cided yet hut the one described is not the
one. We will take"