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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Sergeant-White,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

7,s NGhfWH White, Of Portsmouth,, Was mar
reS this evening to Mr., Harry b. Ser
geant, Of New Orleans There nav were Sfar,n No
nv Rev. A. c. Thompson, rector of Old
Trinity Episcopal Church. at the home of
Mrs. Turner White, the brides mother her;
20 10 New Orleans to live.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
Chapin--kerfoot.

(snoeIal 10 The Times DlspatchA
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct, 7.--Georgc
c, Chaplin. of this city. was married TO-
day at noon to Miss Susan Kerfoot. at
the home of the BRIDES mother in Fau-
Quier county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
W. p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW.

October I3-I7-Reduced Rates Viz. r..
F.&P.
Rate: One fare for round trip, plus 30
cents for admission to Horse Show.
Tickets on sale at all stations October
18th to 18th, inclusive. final limit Octo.
Der 10, 1903; good going only on date Of
sale and for continuous passage In each
direction.
w. P. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
5000 TO GREENSBORO AND RE.
TURN VIA SOUTHERN RAIL.

Account Reunion Non-Residents North
Carolina. Special tickets on sale Octo.
Der 1Oth-11th. return limit seven days.
Richmond to Greensboro and return, 80.
Comparative low rates from all other
points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
GROOM AT SIXTEEN
WITH PARENTS CONSENT
fspeclal to The Times-DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, Oct, 7.-R!chard
NJ owen. aged sixteen, and Miss Mamie
u, Hodson, two years his senior, were
married here to-day. They are from tho
country and had their parents consent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
w. p. TAYLOR,
Tralilc Manager.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

On and after October 4th, Southern
Railway train No. 10 Will leave Rich
mond at 1890 p. M, instead Of 1850 az
heretofore. for all points South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
one>way coIonIst Rates to the Yves

One.Way Colonist Rates to the West.
Tickets on sale daily until November
29th, 1908, inclusive. at all ticket offices
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to
points in Arizona, California. Colorado.
Idaho. Mexico, Montana. Nebraska, ..e-
kota, Texas, Utah. Washington, Wyo.
ming and British Columbia at Greatly
Reduced Rates.
For full information call on or ad.
dress Arthur G. Lewis. s. p. A., 10 CRANKY
st., Norfolk, Va.
TOSS OF APPETITE Is commonly
aside 1t is one Of the first Indications
that the system Is running down, and
there is nothing else so good for It as
Hoods Sarsaparllla-th best Of all ton.
leg.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

NV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-I
Criraro. April I7.-There was less 1s-A 90 o -
,-.T.+.o, to-day So far was apparent Cl7
-. - ,z-as giving the market no support
Prs n most Of the outside points "el0 -.
bet-e- than here The market cIOseU = -. -
over yesterday. May opened al 90 9OL1 -, ,.s
&c and T77sc and closed at ''7sc Is+i,,e
n DC sellers and September at boisc- me -
s--e-gtr n Neav-York a feature Ihe aoE0 4
there -as better than here export ss4es W. -
rs high Is g. loads and almost al me O-sI1 - =
done direct from the Western polliIs' t1e ~ Va.
ffss ,-s-s so-7e higher but Paris was IoWeF'
- ,----o--s-+ news influence OF the day was tle
ra,o~r of the unsatisfactory crop cohdIllOA :
France Public cables told this. ana SO @ olu 49, @
vsfe Arrertine shipments were -'-1o'"' 50 ooo
-ba Weekly shipments from America were -''''Y'V
- ,Tv,.-e vvas ideal weather all over lne
w. .o-5ay The Modern Miller Was Oe@447ii-
There was a. idea that the Armour 4Z 4ilIe.
selling Ma wheat here and buying IN ou'soe nc
ke4s The closing OF the mills. for the purpose %
enforcing scms freight rate CONCESSIONS 'O-
vessel men had no effect in the market
Corn sy1npathized in a small way Win '.L lne :.
strength closing &c 70 sc hlgheI- MAY - :.
sy7.c -ols between 435sc and 4454e. and c4Oseo q
&C bic, September al sac Reoelp0s We" ~ 80
& cs-~- +o1,o-rovy's estimate. g. Casn corn NAe
&c higher. The shipping business is hsht' o.l
there is q fair demand for kiln drieo cOi1' 80,
thing thai the buyer does net neeo u s,- w.
as 70 quality The speculative trade was UL4i1P
tsnt There was moderate buying OF jury - e.
rroRIr some selling Of Nay that looked Is IL 20
the same interest The whole trade was On "a 20
important scale Argentina shipped oliis -,
bushels but the weather there IS liipf fo'4-.s- -
were I'd q fraction The corn belt Is sett1hs ~ NJ
improved weather Clearances for the week 1-e
-.s7G.0sJ bushels. s.s
The stock Of standard oats here has been W -
Until shorts in the May have become uneasy. - ooo
Supposed that the stock OF standard is unoeI |'''
tnsbel. the result OF the fsir sales this week an
attempt By May shorts to cover to-day qllcA4y %. 50
Fsnced the price 1c. July gained 1zc- may 80.
e si5ke and the July az 5ozc- There Is no IL -
handing interest n the oats market on eilhsi So
Receiuts were S cars; to-uorrow's estimate 10
csrs-both small figures. -
The leading provision interests are permitting 's
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY; NY;
Citations.
TTIT pF0PIF OF THE STATE OF NEW


Il vopr- nv The x-aos God. fres and ina aI
- 49, I; Gbsftuck as Executor OF the VIZ =. a.
70 ct~org deceased; Putnam BredIee
,An ~ fha will William l. su0ns. JU1IIis- N
S,rong as Executrix OF the VIII OF
Secessesd. Charles strong. To1r
Il t5sVex Fznuie z. Lougey5 NlnA us y
80, T-1oras Fidelity and Dep2st 81 Han
OTIsh - al nersour interested IN the
a. q strong late OF the County % ..1S Er.e+-
nan q next Of othe -
ana each you are hereny cso gste ~ br
ing To- - snd appear before our sutIosatS
Sew York the SuTrog =, ~. County
County q S+ me County Court HOUSE IA .hs =.
Ce.Hlz vrE on ths 18th Gay OF May tsI sd -Ss-s
OF Rev tbs forenoon OF that cay tleI
y..n6 judicial settlement o. ms 1rofntsratrtI Of
20 Alteho sfs-v strong Shattuck as
cesoiass ttrt.Is and Credits OF $50 a. szs
the O1s =. .rs hereby cited as are EnaeI &
sven % 49, 1sary are required % aPp@o-s - s11-s-
tw7enty-ose II have nons 70 .Lt0os
oisn - 70 one be appointed q. uY >. an
your neglect O tdIuIe 80 reuresent ard for you
ssot-.,s bv the Surrogate u
+ The proceeding. w. have caused the Seal or
- e,-r-ogates Court Of the ea4N
- afrIe1-.- 2. FITZGERALD. q
~ - Witness FC4ss er County
Surrogate o. - IQth dsy Of March in the
rs..f1 Of New YORK t1o o1s thou.snd nine hundred
year OF oui r McL.AUGiLiN,
and three o5Tsrr ~ he Surrogatss' Court
vS-r NYNDERSE. Attorneys
BCTI-EE 60 ~ 81 Wall Street. New York Ci'a'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

sca!pers TO run their market Prices are moving
Within the narrowest Ernits- Lard and ribs were
unenaLsed to-day pork UP q fraction There Is
suns increase in hog receipts West es. arrivals
here are still small HoEx West TO-DAY war, iarg.r
than last year 1t Is about time for the Increased
movement to begin here.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
nosr- oEEIcE DEPARTMENT. MAsHING-

- ton D c., April 8. 1eos-.seaIed proposals win be
received until Tuesday. 2 1908 u O'clock VI.
furnishing all the engraved and printed natreG re-
uurad transaction OF the Postal Money Order
business during a period OF years. commencing
September = 1903 The Printer and the Direc-
tor Of the Bureau Engraving Printing required
by the provisions Act Of March s. 1888 TO sub
competition with bidders
therefor Blank forms Of bids WITH samples OF blanks
etc nd specif will furnished
rraton to the Superintendent Money Order
tenn Washington D c. The Postmaster General reserves
the right 10 reject any waive technical de-
fcts and to accept any part any bid and
reject the remainder.
r. j. MyN.NE. AetLng Postnagter GsneraL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

= ton D. c.. April 19O3.-seaIed proposals viii be
received Department until FRIDAY the 18th OF Nav.
1903 al clock D. for reproducing and furnishing
copies post-routs tTfe months during
July : 1908, June 30. 1904 and
during such subsequent until June 80 1907 may
General exercise Of the
discretion conferred Specifications giving de-
tailed requirements he in respect
to this work number OF sheets required OF
each addition giving m instructions 20 the man
conditions be observed by bidders.
will be furnished on anDplcauu Topographer OF
TIE Post Office Department. Washington d g The award
will person hrm having experience
IN neutrality-suspicious. and printing and establishes
facilities therefor Postmaster General reserves the
right reject all bids and 70 waive techncal oe-
fects p. J. WYNNE. Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
Financial Meetings.
United States Rubber Company.

United States Rubber Company.
New Brunswick n. J. April 18TH 1905.
T,HF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
L ers Of ths UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
f the election Directors and for the transaction OF
any other business which properly be brought before
~. rneettnR viii the Office OF the Company
IN New Brunswick. New Jersey on Tuesday May 4Sth
1903 81 Il
The Transfer Books viii close az P NJ on Monday
April 27th 1903 and al 10 A NJ or wednesday
May 10th. 1903
0y O'1'' - '-' SAMUEL. NORRIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

ton. D Q. March 80, 19O8-seaIad proposals viii pc
Department until - O'Clock on t1s
9Th day September 1903 from patentees their as
sgnezs granting the Of patented improvements II
mail pouch and opening and closing devices also II
metal clips and labelling mail Blank
specifications giving fun Information
may upon application the Second Assistant Post
master General. Washington, D. c. r : WINNIE.
Acrfuz POstne General.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHING

i ton D c. March G. 19o3-sealed proposals. are in
vited and viii be received at this Department until
m on Horiav the day Of May. 1908 for furnish
ing envelopes the Severa Executive Departments
i washington and certain officers elsewhere
may during the year ending June 80. 1901 Blank
forms Of proposal with full Specifications VIII be ruT-
nished upon application the Third Assistant Postas
ter General. II c PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
n0ST oTFICE pEPARTAIENT, WASHING,

ton = C. March 3. I9OS.-Sealed proposals will be
-ace4ved at this Department until Monday May 4 1908
+ o'clock o. NJ furnishing paper blank books. and
other stationery. rubber goods wrapping paper twne
and rating stamps, rubber stamps
SsnCejr,rg ink tnkns pads packing typewriting
acbfnes drawing materials and other Supplies
PROPOSALS and EpeCfhCariOrs they
ordered from during the fiscal be
Ginning JULY l. 1903 ending June 80 1904, for the
use OF any branch Of the departmental or postal service
specifications and fun instrIc
lions wifi be furnished application the Superin
tendent OF the Division Ofce Supplies Post Oce
Department Washington, D C Il. c PAYNE, Postmas-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL RALEIGH.

Ocean Eud St Charles PIare. Atartte city, y =
Extensively improved and many and sttractiss :
introduced high class modern hotel 40
location Offering Special Spring rates CepaclJ 80
suite with barn- steam nS-
etc Superior tale and service COssn meet
Booklet = = SE7A-NIs-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

DVrRTTEEMENIS and su1scTIptIoIs Iut -I17 +E4OuIS
d rsrriyed al their Uptown once
- 4sO NO I,364 BROADWAf-
s.-.tsan.nts will be the following oranoh
-. a. regular oTice until o'clock p m VIZ ;
ia s.h-aVe.. 2Sd-st 153 htn.aVc.' cor
90 a2 East I4th-stt 257 Ne.f 4-n-st: 90
- T,b and STR aves: 283 West i@5Sn-sdi I't6e
ssaaxe between T6th TTth SITS: 1.o-o ;.a-ny y g.
80 sf.r at 70S s9th-st. iSs bAst
.5s,h-sf. 76B Tremont-ave.t Csc sd-aSH-' near
XXX 3d-ave.i 2I0 Bleecker-sf-t a-o
RIeeeEer-st. Brooklyn. y. f-Zlo conrt.s
2rs sulfth-st.i I.oo4 GHtes-ase se"arA. W. -
-aa Rruud-st a .. T orlcsA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
THE PENNHURST,

Atlantic city y J. MlchiSan-avs- se-ond house fro--
Beach boardwalk high-clasz houleliks hotel VIZ
patronage appointment
cludng elevator heat. baths etc Open az ysaz
Booklet WILLIAM x EOoD-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
The ST. CHARLES,

Atlantic CITY. y J.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TE.AF%
80 private and fresh water shower artacn-
tents. etc. Modern and complete
NEWLIN HATNES.
f0-msriy OF the Chalforss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
nosT oFFICE DEPARTlIENT. WASHING

ton D. c. 27. 1905-saed proposals viii I.d1 3e
until Monday May 4 lso5
oc,or- n m FOR furnishing Of It's Mail
Epnert shops supplies. consisting or wire rIVets
thread Iacns IN such quantities or the cer-
such times and rom time
20 tive as thry may lie during the fiscal year
bexunns July l. 1908 Cornpiets list OF the articles
sef-sd with fu specifications form Of proposal viii
he furnished upon application 70 the Second Assistant
Postmas-er General r. J. WYNNE Acting Postmaster
Cre- eral
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL RUDOLF.

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Rooms with ard fresh water baths AaoASS- =.
" Y Representatives. Park Place. lldO A NJ %
NJ
Hotel Imperial 10 10 a M.-5-S0 70 P ii Isis-
phone $3.50 Corrandt Q 2 AAEF-S-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
Hotel Dennis,

ATLANTIC CITY. " =
Directly facing Ocean 10t scd cold sea rk<sr
n private baths Golf Link privileges
WALTER J. BCzBr-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL IROOUOIS.

Virginia ami Beach. Atla1tIc CITY. y j.
Inexceed hotel Ulsurpassed iocation CapacIty -.
heat baths rooms SUITE
lorches spring $40 70 $3.50 Weskly = sna o7
iafly Booklet " 2 SHAW
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

4 RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST. NEW

"a York city April 1e. 1893. Sealed proposals os % Ds
then opened tor the nanufaetre and dehrery a. 10 90
Tlanot Of 10000 Olive Drab woollen service coz y
pairs Olive Drab wOoen breeches. rQoI ana 9Voo BS
olive wooIen breeches lounted
sarrs covert cloth lasting for lntngs ana hnal
vsistbands and pockets viii be furnished oy tnIs
materials be furnished oy colLIt
t21a1ts for bidding specifications, and other
an he obtaI at Office Proposals u1ust pS
~ SEALED envelopes marked Proposals Tor lIo1Ls 34
addressed the undersigned D D. "HEE-4H1' - -
N Depot Mr.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

..,a,.t. r4-v v J. An absolutely freproof hotel.
g lanes place and the Beach the centre of all attTa
Scsa1 view Capacity 200 Elevator rooms
sIIt-s vrfTb bath. heat etc May and June SO
80 n -..A,1S SMITH & BOZARTH-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
CARRoLLTON INN.

rr.i.-, Av. and Beach. Atlantic city n
s.-aa- vtsw Elevator suite, WITH bath
etc sn.rtsI sprinE tsrrlz Booklet Mrs T kECK
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
NEW BOSCOBEL,

Kentucky-sve-. near Beach
ATLANTIC CITY. n j.
r. =, al att actions: every appointment with excep
ttonat luxury: S12 ID weekly; booklet e Z NAHUM
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
the
fort and convenience for Winter Golf privileges
fo"1ie ~ TRAYMORE HOTEL CO..
D s WHITE. President.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL GLADSTONE. Atlantic City. " J

front n dnest loc7tion NeS An
strictly class Sea water in al baths running uats
IN etc Sreci
sDrtng rates Booklet Coach trains y J. COLLINS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
The Sal; Breath os the Sea Brings Hs&lEa-
GALEN HALL,
sEW-sEHsEY.

Atlantis City. y J
ganz.oruu and Hotel New building. handsome ard SIS
Eant In every feature Physicians and Rooms
yftb prfvst. baths and A place for resi-
and service first casa Book
l. AOCSts. Gen
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
BERKSHIRE INN,

-. s-s Reach City -. =. 400. 81 50
e ~ 700 sf25O 1880 weakly during Spring
s1 s,sesI Easter rates Extensive improvements Cn-
- .S eDs-L ,-t.w Elevator. and cold
go 80 Capacity 800 Table snt servics the
nnett. Booklet y x = = - rN---9--
THE lorraine, On me Beach q chsrie. 'fq Piass'
water baths Elevator Special Spring rates
sAaL- WAGNER q SON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

sAne interest
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL TRAYMORE

vrgfnia-av. and Steel Pier. Atlantic
y Z Omen AL Winter Writs
| for terms NJ D NEIMAN Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
OTHER CITIES
BANK STOCKS.

Reportsa hy Clinton Gilbert No. wau-s.,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HOTEL STERLING.

r-ys1v room ocean Unexceiled IN appointment
f-ieHatOi' -' r R JOHNSTON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

For Young Lades-Country.
Fort Edward Collegiate Institute.
For young women girls. 46th year. September @'
For Illustrated catalogue. address
JOS E KING D. D.. Pres. Fort Edward NeV-iork-
nAMLICo SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Pornpt9n; n. ~ ~
TTrb wear Exceptional advantages in Ioc1tion an
instruction Large grounds All outdoor spoFlS- A
NAN-1 Mrs II. c. DeMILLE, Principal.
:. T77ERTTsENENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received at their Uptown Orice
49, NO. I.384 BROADWAY.
received at the Following orn
until s O'Clock ?. NJ VIZ
2;,4 sth-mVe. e cor. 23i-sL I1;5 Sth5a1Se' Jo
East I4th-st.: 25s ~ est 4-O-s DS
Iasn 7th ard sJh aves: 28:G 125th-st: LIS
3d-aye.. between 7eth and 77th sts: I'O<0
I ISt-uNe.. near S9tn-s[. ADs
I25th-sti 75O TremOnt-ave: $50 s}d-aVe" nesr ,esr
si-4Es- S5t :,d-ave.: 2IO BIeecEer-st-; $50
RI.ecker-st. Brooklyn. \. H.-21S Cour.-st'
oiS Smfth-rt.; 1904 Gates-aye Newark N -
-70A Broad-st. A D. T Offices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
CLARK MAY NOT LONG
SURVIVE HICC0UGHING SPELL
Patient at the City Hospital Who He
couShed Constantly for Six
Days Is Sinking.

James Clark, 80 years old. who came to
the City Hospital July % to seek relief
from violent attack of the hiccoughs, is
sinking and 1t is feared by the hospital
authorities that he cannot long survive.
The hiccoughs were completely stopped
three days ago, and for time he showed
Improvement. Wednesday evening, how
ever the attendants noticed that his mind
was beginning TO wander, and soon he was
In an unconscious state.
About midnight he regained consciousness,
but he was unable to say much to those
who questioned him. Soon he again re-
lapsed into Inconsistencies, and in that
condition he remained yesterday with occa-
sional lucid intervals.
When his temperature was taken a p.
m. It was found to he 100. 1t has also been
noticed that Mr.. Clark has lost in flesh
since coming to the hospital, and his merry
GUS system has been greatly weakened by
the incessant hiccoughing, from which he
suffered when he first came. He was also
weak from the lack of nourishment.
For six days before coming to the City
Hospital Mr.. Clark had been suffering from
the hiccoughs, and he was in the city insti-
tuition two days before the hiccough could
be completely stopped.
Mr.. Clark lives at the Phoenix Hotel. No
14i2 Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Baltimore Md. July S0.-In this weeks
issue the Manufacturers Record presents
figures OF assessed valuation Of property
for each of the Southern States IN ,sto,
1880 1880, 1850 and 1902. as the basis of an
estimate that the complete figures of the
census of 1900 will show the South possessed
in that year more than N490.0O0,Gco worth
of property of all kinds. only about g.
cD9.eJ0000 less than that possessed by the
whole country in 1860. These preliminary
figures. obtained from official sources. en-
able one TO trace the growth of material
wealth in the South during the past twenty
years.
The Manufacturers Record says:
These figures show an Increase between
1860 and 1850 IN assessed valuation :-HeraS-
ing about 100000 year, tbs aCtual in
crease. of course having aaen largely made
with the tightening OF the reconstruction
burden. Between 1880 and 1870 the assessed
valuation increased from $3.j5ll..',caS 10 81
659,5li.S33, or sl.GyS,3 S9. 1875. al average Of
Sl60,eO000 a year.
In the next ten years the increase was
10 S. i57 553 03l. OF but S7gS 03S 1885, an average
Of less than 100000 year. But during the
next Two years. between $3.50 and 1902 there
was an advance of 1876. $50 ~. or si59. H.
6SI. more than half the advance between
1890 and 1850. The total advance between
1880 and 1872 was S2S55. IS5 GA. or nearly 81
per cent.
Material betterment Of the South thus in
dicated Is more clearly shown in comparing
the true valuation of property in the South
with that OF property in the rest of the
country. The increase in true valuation be-
tween 1860 and 1889 was from IS. 2Ss. el4 los 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
MATERIAL PROGRESS OF SOUTH;
FIGURES TELL WONDERFUL STORY.

1885, coc,0o0. or s1,2ls 1852. equal to only
10 per cent in the South. while in the rest
Of the country 1t was from s9.s73. 40l, $50. TO
$50 49, 000,0o0 or s96. 263 SOC 90. equal to 2G6
per cent.
During the next ten years, with the
wonderful industrial, agricultural and rail-
road expansion in the South. the rates Of
increase in the South and in the rest of the
country became about the same. Between
1880 and 1896 the true valuation increased
from S.S05.0nl,OG0 to l15O. 532 304, or $500,
522.Sei, equal to IS per cent in the South
and in the rest Of the country the increase
was from $50 1871 100000 to $50 $50 SIS sg3 equal
TO 81, ti9, 65S S93, or 10 per cent
IF there were the same rate OF increase
between 1890 and 1900 as between 1880 and
1850. the true valuation of property in the
South for 1900 would be SIC $1,000. If the
actual increase were the same the true val
uaton would be Sl4,7s6 OSi, Cos. If the same
proportion of assessed valuation to true val
uation obtained in 1850 as In 1890, the true
valuation for 1860 would be sl3.3ll. l0 .95i.
The total in laO9-of farm values, 1875 ,6s1,-
632; OF capital In manufacturing Nl53,002,-
3sS; of railroads g. ISi SIS OOo-was 81 S39, 3d.
COZ. That sum IS 50 per cent greater than
the sum of the values of these three leading
classes of property in 1890. If that percent
age obtained for the increase in the value
of all the property OF the South during the
tel years. the true valuation of 1900 would
be SIS. 1874, 723 9S3."
Another contributor to Southern wealth
is iron. Comparing the production OF pig
iron in the South for the first half OF 1917
and 1893. an increase of 10000 tons is shown
more than one fourth Of the total increase
of the United States"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-31
HARRINGTON is coNvALESClNG.
Preliminary Trial Postponed to
August ~.

The case Of Lord F. Seymour Barring
ton was called for trial by Justice Camp
bell in Clayton yesterday, but was continued
until August 10, by consent, as Doctor Eg-
gers, the Jail physician. reported that the
prisoner was still too i'll TO leave his cell
No witnesses were summoned, as 1t was
expected by both the States and defend
ants attorneys that the case would be con-
tinued and consequently no one was in
court when 1t was called except the attor-
neys and newspaper men. Doctor Eggers
thinks that harrington is convalescing and
that he will be able to so to trial on the
date set.
Darlington received a rather vague and
mysterious letter Yesterday. 1t was dated
and mailed at Sullivan, Ind. July Is. 1t
was on a single sheet Of paper, which ap-
parently had been torn from another sheet,
as in the upper left hand corner were the
words ''aiso watching" which, Beno Alt
heimer. Barrington's attorney. thinks. is n
continuation of a sentence on the page that
was torn Off. the rest Of the letter, or that
part of it received by the prisoner, read as
follows: Sullivan. Ind-Lord Darlington.
Comfort"
The handwriting was In a large scrawl.
The envelope contained the name of Glenn
r. Graham. asking for return in ten
days IL not delivered. It was addressed to
the -Four Courts officials and forwarded by
them to Clayton.
A telegram to The Republic from Sullivan.
Ind, states that Glenn V. Graham resides
In that city and that he moved there two
weeks ago with his mother from this city
where he was employed at the Lindell Ho-
tel as waiter. He said that he did not
know Lord Darlington, but admitted he had
read articles In the newspapers about Bar
rington- The message further stated that
Graham appears to be mentally unbalanced
He said he wrote the letter two, or three
placed his name and address on the envelope
for return. When asked what he wrote In
1ns h ssa that he did not
would get out Of trouble, and also asked
him II he thought that he would be acquit-
love affair at st. Louis being fitted by a
girl who also worked at the LIndeI