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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Iork, Z
CoFFEE-The coffee market to-day opened steady:
with June points lower while April and May were
points higher ana the other months unchanged
Following :he the market ruled generally quiet in
keeptg with foreign but turned easier
notwithstanding go5d increase in the worlds Visible
supply month OF May, and finally dull net
unchanged points lower The trading was Wthouii
offerings frcn various fairly liberal The
news influential. Havre was unchanged Ham
burg was unchanged !. pig higher. while both the
primary markets reported change from their quotations
II the previous day. receipts at Rio and Santos
footed Up 220eo bags and the interior santos peeepts
were moderate. cearances Of l2ee0 bags
Tie worlds visible supply when completed showed a
decrease the month Of Ssl 40 bags tne
II 24s2T3 bags last month
s-s II 500 5s3 bags The decrease was con-
se-zE larger than originally expected but the trade
has quite recently figuring on considerable loss
s-s rbe action market after the exact igures
became did indicate that they possessed any
l-iissb Significance. market qulet Win
.To+sttons IN the basis Of 5isc for Rio No Z. 80
The range prices in the local market 10 uaS
folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June m-cOttonaspot in limited de de-
ESQ: good middling $50; middling, 6.44; low mddns
62I good ordinary 6: ordinary $50 The sales OF the
day were bales, which 1000 for speculation
and export included $500 American Receipts 5000
bales no opened easier and closed
steady American middling. c. June 49, June ana
az: September and October 554: October and Novem-
Der, 524; November and December 514; December and
January 5I1 January February. 5l0 February ana
March, $40.
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Steamboats,.

IO(UJS) II lUJlkl NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport, River, Boston and
all eastern and Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
and PURITAN. Orchestra each Leave Pier 10,
n r. foot Of Warren St., week days and Sundays at
$50 p. NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston. North and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT.
Orchestra Leave Pier IS, n. r.. foot Murray
ST. week days only at 8 P NJ
STONINGTON LINE for stonington. Watch Hill Nara.
gansett Pier. Boston and East Steamers MAINE and
RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 40. y. r. foot C1arkson
St, week only at 6 2. NJ
NORWICH LINE for New London. Fishers Island Block
Island Norwich. Worcester. Boston. North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF "ORCES-
TEX Leave Pier 40 n. r. CIarkson St. week day,
only $50 P. VI.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
heI1 North. 90 y. r., foot CarksoD ST
Week days Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New Iork
Sundays $50 a b. IL 3lst 81 lO.4o A. aN''
returning. due New York 8 p NJ
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

To Thomas = angus, Agnes Angus Anderson. William y.
Nisbet' Lewis D. Nisbe William D. Nisbet, Helen N.
Ross. Catherine n. Allan David Morrison John Nor
susan skidmore Leckie Isabella Taylor John Angus.
Andrew Angus John 4 Livngston: Jessie Lyingston'
James Angus Mary McLuckie angus Catherine Morrison
Angus William angus Mg95 sc Ans
Stewart Alfred McFarlane Charles James Mctarlane,
Harold Albert McFaTIane. Jennie a Fenton. William
nephew of deceased dead. his descendants heirs
whose and places Of residence are , ud-
JoGn Proyan i: living, nephew Of deceased and Z
dead his descendants heirs at law and next Of kin Il
any l are A unknown and cannot diligence
ascertaned and any and all other heirs at law ana
State Of New York. deceased II any there may be;
names and o Pa q Be esned the heirs AND
nax - KIN Of James Angus. deceased Send greeting
J0 Rhode iaRd have applied so the
suTrogates Court of County OF New York to have
ssaE To both real personal property duly
as the VIII and Testament OF James Angus late
sfd o aae coG Gr soe Of New ce
nine hundred and three. at half past ten O'Clock In the
of q the s said last VIII and And such
Of you are hereby cited as are under the age OK
@ o have one or IL you have none 70 appear
ana apply one be appointed in the event OK
pointed by the Surrogate represent for
In proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of ths
surrogates Court Of said County Of New YORK
TO be hereunto affixed Witness Hon AoneS 9:
York at said County. the 21st day OF April. in
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
j. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
CHARLES P. HALLoCK. Attorney for Petitioners 2os1
Boston Road. New York City.
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NAVAL STORES.

The spirits tuIpentine hrmer. with a
quite good obbing demand Rosn and turpentne steady
to firm. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls 400
TAR-Pine bbls 81 90; oil bbls. 81 4ogs4 a. -
ROSIN-Cornmon to good strained, 81 O51$2 1O; f.
81 20Q$2 %: F. 81 SOQs2 35 G. 81 359S2 4o n 81 90;
IS 30 K So 40: NJ So GOaS3 20: y. IS TogS3 50; W e.
50 S59$33 60; w W, 81 logS4 20
STOCK ON HAND.
Flosin va ppis
oS4s
wilmington June 4-spirits turpentine steady 45tc;
receipts 100 bts Roxln 81 70; receipts sic bills
Crude urpentlne firm 81 7 So and So IS; receipts. i7S
bbls. 81 60 receipts, 80 bols
Charleston June 4-Turpentine nothing doing Rosin
steady; 4. B and G. 81 19 and T. g 40; r. 81 ~; ~
IS Is; W ". Sc IS.
Savannah June 4-Turpentine firm. IS &c: receipts
1e60 bbls sales ss1: exports sls F0sn nrn receipts
G. 81 10; and E. 81 so: F. 81 IS; G. 81 90 a. 81 40 l.
So; X So O5 NJ So Is; n. IS 20; e. 50 80; w - Co.
London June 4-Turpentne-Spirtt Sss I'D Rosin--
American strained. IS 3D. fine. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05

The market spot cotton closed qa 9a; nm
basis Of li5oc Tor nadi.k
land and II 75c mi5dng Gulf Sales were 2o O9l
Southern spot markets telegraphed as o!loSs.
firnore nominal unchanged i1S4c. Augusta nTHL ul
CHANGED al l1Ac bales: St Louis STEADY Ul
Changed llsc: Galveston quiet, unchaIlge1' a.
II 5-i6c: cSeg-orleans FIRM unchanged at n
Mobile quiet unchanged. a. lo7.c SAL
bales: savannah quiet UNCHANGED az 1l<c SEE I.oi
nominal quotation sent;
<7-r unchanged 12sc sales, bales The
receipts of cotton tomorrow are 100 10 ZoJ pSe
81 rieaus against 135s last week and lool last
yea Cslvegton expects $50 200 bales, against $50
fas- sneeJ and $50 year. Houston Is scheu
Ied 20 receive zoo bales against LIN last week
and 13l bales last year
Feceu-s AZ the ports interior points to-day COM
r,area - = same week and last year
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOri, 4.
active ct 61zGet.c per 10 some
choice beef selling as high &C. No cables to-day Tx
ports = 10 West Indies no ...s
CALVEs-ReceIpts. all for the market were 20 go "a
steady Ordinary prime veais s9la a.
per 10 City dressed veals steady III s51oe Per D
country dressed at 7g9isc. - :. &c N -
SaiesS 65 veals, lSo 10 average a. W Pe
100 10; do, % 10. at s.. .orn
Newton & Co. veal, 100 10, at So 30 -o-
SHEEP L1A8fBs-Receipts were lsts cars or 90
on sale ali at Jersey City Sheep were steady 20
lambs steady No common laIzis
on sale An ~ Tho stock was sold the exception q
bunch o, sheer Common to prime sheep sold at sJgso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05

quotations follows: Flour was strong; No
spring 79dsOc No 3. 74qS0c: No red, 75gI67 No
corn 4s1sc; No yellow, 49Ac No oats, 35a4c; No 3
white. 3j372.c No soc; good feeding barley 40q
43c: choice mating 49q53c; No faxseed 81 II
No Northwestern 81 a. prime siTn9 9TH seed I s. so
bb SIT 259s17 371s lard 100 ~ IS 75qss 80 short
ribs UooseJ so 20G$9 3d. dry sailed shoulders
(boxed SS9ss 121a short clear sides (boxed), 50 5Op
50 62z: whskey, basis of high wines. 81 80. On the
creameres 15a22c: dairies 15@1S1zc: steady at
mark. included. 13AQ1414c Cheese steady. 1910
112c.
SIC; No Northern Sic: No 7sc: July. s01kc;
September, 73Ac
Milwaukee. June 4--Wheat 20 higher; No Northern.
firm; 1. 53G53hc Barley dull: No 2. &c. sample.
42q52l2c Corn-July 46%c.
Minneapolis. June CLOSE: wheat-cash sic: July.
Northern sic; No Northern. SOC: No Northern,
77Aq77%c
Philadelphia. 4wheat firm. 1sc higher; contract
525q53c. Oats firm; No white clipped, 421ac- Butter
nTm, nc higher Western &c; nearby
prints CSC Eggs frm nc higher fresh nearby, IKE
loss off; Western. 172c; Southwestern. 16glIc Cheese
steady fair demand NewYork full creams, choice, new
lie; good O&4c Recepts-F1our, l. 0o0 bbls
and 231J n in Sacks wheat. 5000 bush 5000
bush; oats, Shipments-Whea 500 bush;
corn. 5000 BUSH oats, 5000 bush
St Louis June 4.-Cose: Wheat-JuIy. nc; Sep
tember, 74Ac; No hard, 76q7sc. Corn-July, 41Ac;
September 467sG4Ic. Oats-No cash. Bic; July
3614c; September. 3211c: No 2 white. 43c.
Toledo, 4Cloverseed unchanged October IS Ala
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A,er 74l s51 SIS SOS ST. $40 So SI-Z oI.V

A,.r 7s1 s5l SIS s25 81 $50 So S'.Z o1.V So
The sa.se.fcan ~ the Department of Agriculture est
mates TIE total area planted in cotton IN me
Srstes This season IS 600 acres an increase
acres per upon the acreage In1li 80
last wear tn, average condition OF the growing goa
Ta~ &c WIS raj compared with 81 on May 70 To-
81 ! on Nav 20 1891. and year average % oo-'
IT, cc,5ftIor now rerortad is Gotten belt as
whole an for The states OF Georgia Alabama and ieXs
n particular the lowest condition ever reported al uIS
scar.
The prices in the local market TO-DAY
WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05

1sc No It. 41oc: Nos IA and 15 4o5c; 1e. &c:
Eagle powdered 55c crystal doninos: In cases iooc
The worlds visible supply sugar is $4,000 tons.
against 100000 time last The Lond9n pee
market barely steady, but unchanged, with
SIS I'd and July at SIS 3sd The local market for
steady. with prices unchanged. and cen
trfugal al 1890; muscovado, 80 test 31sc'
sugar test at
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribun
received at their Uptown Once.
NO I364 BROADWAY

Advertisements following branch
offices at regular O'clock D. viz:
ga Sth-aye.. s. G. cor 23d-st-: 153 6th-avc.. cor
12th-st: 92 East 14th-st.i PSI west 42d-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth ayes: 1858 West 125th-st; f:'3s
3d-ave. between 10th and T7th SITS. 1.o21 3d-ave-.
s9th-st.. 157 East
I25th-st.; 1856 rremont-nye.: $50 :id-ave- near
554 :id-ase.: 40 Bieecker-sf: .s2S
BIceckcr-st. BROOKLYN. \. N.-zI0 Conrt-st'
2I5 Smifb-st.: l,OO4 Gafcs-Rve newark. ~ ".
-7ef Broad-st. Also at A d. T. oieeA
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BAITIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
Leave Esyg-Yorx CITY. South Ferry. Liberty St
CbIca1o- I,iftsburx..sI2.IO
Chicago, Columbus. .sl255pH- IOODu. Diner.
Pittsourx, Cleveland. - 335pn- 840pul- Llmt1
ssPittSburG Lfmited"...s 655pn- . IoOpna- Buiyer
Cincinnati, St Louis. .s12I0 1t s1215 mt Sleeper
Cincinnati, 81. Louis. ssl0.252nl 10 s0a1 giner.
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. 699DnL !00pIn. Bune<
NorfoIE .......,,..+1 2 55pm- : L0Opm. Diner
sDaly. tDaly. except Sunday sSunday only
Offices: 16T, 434. 1900 Broadway. Asc2r HOUSE.
Union 391 Grand St. y z: S43 Fulton 81
BROOKLYN: and Liberty 81 Baggage cAecSes
from hotel or residences TO destination
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 4-F1our firm. wheat-spring steady;
No hard sG5sc No Northern. S4asc: winter strong;
No white s5c: No . red. SIC Corn strong; NO yell
low 521kc bid: No 51R9 52c Oats strong; NO
white. 40c No mixed a61sc Canal freishts sleaoS'
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

b 1AIL7oA
STATIONS foot Of IVES, Tws8sys i46, street and
1.-THE leaving time from Desbro.ses and
G"rtiaIdt Streets is Ave minutes Later street
station except s where Otherwise noted ted Dining
Cars, FSr chLeago iadlanaP9s Loaisy .si..,,,r
os ST. LOUIS Dining si3 Car c4fS cincinnati
1925 4. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED..Pulman
Sleeping Dining Smoking and and eso
LOO T. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPiiE .sSS.,
!ndanspoiis ChieaFo. ST. dining Car s,..,,,v
Smoking and observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo.
5.5S p. NJ. ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For Pittsburs.
Cincinnati Indianapolis L2usyills st. L Ts Roee
5.55 r. NJ WESTERN EXPRESS.-For Chicago For
59ed9 eyieRt SeFT3ayE x PRES P,sD
Fonte CONNECTS TGF for Cleveland except
So NJ cLEyEIANP ,.z AND c rSel6Ss indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
TEE sa5 % DIninr Carr 1910 Desbrosses and Cort-
DINING G9s d and Dn e6Etland5
Streets s0 g. % Congressional Limited all PsTlor
and Rnihg c2 n q NM e. 10 hight SUNDAY Is
. DiRR cq5 10 % Rn YEG G5s ali Pa Pssor
Dining Cars q PnGF sa reet 81 SIS Dining Carr
soGTH Fl m K4IWAY-Ezpress As 1910
ATLRNT1c COAST L1NE-E1press 925 g. m and O. Is
sEABoAR s' AIR LINE RAILwAY-ExpFess 120' p m
NoRF6 II K A ASn WEsTERN RLwAYFor Memphis
c aPa Ns GSIsaas 6Tifo ? RAIwAY-55 week
F6 5Ry OLD abd PofSP P c % NoRFoL7Ss n
AT FINITE c @2 80 xse' 7s;
Sundays 7.55 Through Eestiouled Ira,ns bpLet
Paror cars Standard Coaches on
Ior Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Ca anu S'@iai
Coaches Sundays.
F west aaln4s en- TSE 40' sge sSRf
225 J 25 455 weekdays. Suncays. 80
M. ABS m from Des3rosses ~ ana % snd 10
D m Week-days Sundays Gas a. m. 500 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 725 7.55 755 Dining Carr. SIS. SIS. S25 (Dln.
ing Carr fs55 St Louis Limited. 10 10 (Des2rosses
and CortIarit Streets Dining Carr, 10 % (en
1885 Dining CaT), II % a M LOO GDirls
Carr Dining 2 10 (Desbrosses and Coruaial
Streets 20) 255. Dining Cap. $50 4-2S 20
for Germantown Jet. only 5.55 Dining Carr 800 Too
s25 $50 e.25 D. m. - 10 night week-days sundays
sO5, 755 Dining Carr S %, 25 Dining carr. goo SI
Louis Limited 955 Is CPenna- Lirrted) 100 (Dln-
Is Dining Car) 355. Dining Carr. 45S Chicago
Germantown Jet. onlyl, 400 tDidlns Sar!
Dining Carr. So. S25. S55. 925 m. ITO night
Ticket offices 461 and PSI Broadway; Isl
Fifth Avenue (below sd St 263 Fifth Avenue ecoI1e.
10Th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Station stations foot OF DsSbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Street. $50 Fulton Street $50 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; Stailon;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
for and check from hotel, and residences
Telephone e14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Service
W. ". ATTERBURY ]. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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Yester-


Pt7 asq59: exc5snre a-1ed recents. 1000 bags s
United States ( ono bags: cearfad 1oI
noo stock aSs Santos-Iofa1eee
-1e-e4 %-. good Santos $4,000; recepIs
HaTuburE-Cottee ma
Tened unchanged go was net urenrSeG a 10
. higher. sales 1900 bags Havre-Coree
-nes barely steady unchanged al y m uncnaIsu.
n m barely unchanged; at o;5o P III
- 1sales
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions cor The Trtsans
NO. 1861 BROADWAY.
will received the following oranca
regular Office rates unit! clock p M VIA
25g e 23d-st. ISS Sth-dNe-s ccr-
I2th-st-: 92 East Ifth-st-: III West s%d-st, De-
tween Tth and 263 West f-ofh-s1-; Ir.sSS
:.d-ave. 76sn and nth I-s%1 ..1-asc.
near I.7oS Istave-. near s9thst; lSt Enst
f25th-st.: T56 Tremont-ave.I $50 ad-aNe e. ne.r
4lst-st.; 554 Jd-ave.; 30 hfeecSerc-ss.: 20
Bfeecker-sf. BROOKLYN. ~. n--iU Sourrst-B
2i5 Smith-sf.s I.0o4 Gates-aye. Newark. " -
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r0TT0N-Conslerabe eEcelhelL IolIo0tt. - Is.a5
81 - eo[e-nrens June report. The market had opened
@ On better cables rather low Temperatures nm, to
80 "a covering but had eased off under heavy seiiins
rv spot Interests traders who consldeTeo nes
rtovfrg =5soo1teG The report therefore ioufo pits
- - 49, level II the morning It showed an aver
nrn condition of cent. while an lneIs ,,- 81
81 cent lnTnediateIy uli
e+ Of the repor1 the room began covering with rsI
s1F overnight orders IN. forcing prices up
points Al this level however the scaping ,,s n tbe
s-a5 5or rrof-s and the FIRST denlanc fiIeo Ns
-, ,egsr o-,e-ing more freely. The decline was o.
1 short duration orders from out OF town peka
the market IN increasing volume, ana 1notheT
-sTIv occurred July best sold w 70 ll-39c, OF
Of best for the season, WIlle SeloIi
-saced lis hest previous leEel selling at lo2c ece
her sold a o54c and January al S4sc the 44s a. ort
net gain OF "a ID poEts ~
Then profit taxing
Street bears heavy ssllers ana cerlai 90
interests credited Win se4iIis
rss+ nrices showing some iTrfs1afity az ,re-
frmnzss. were graou5tllI lO.Se
and market finally quiet ana S1e9cy a. -
Terlce OF Ieo - tie,e- 10 rofnts lower To-
prices were net poi. 90 tsIes seasnst $50 bales
Las. year and estimated receipts for
Tomorrow moderate Total SAFES OF lutue0 O
estimated al $50 600 bales -,---,1r,>- ot-
.t.PTCT-T,TT-PATs BUREAU June 1oS5t w. ~
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READING SYSTEM

~ -
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X
Liberty Street and south Ferry Gme from South
Ferry minutes earlier than shown oe4o")-
EAsTOS BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z400 (T15 Easton only). DO a. m.
I20 40, 500 545 EastoE only) D. m sundays "a
waua "a; ag8 AND sCRANTON-z4Oo. 80
a m 500 .. Sundays a % a m: | P n, .,s,,
I,4KFWOOIO. LAFxEHURST, TOMS RIN Err AND
Lakewood and Lakehurst Only) D m Sundays 1000
Atlantic CrTY-ts4O a. m. $40 ,. m
yINELAND AND BRIDGEFON-rz+OO a m flS'
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARE 0GEaN
POINTs-zAO0. $50. 113O a m 1Sos 40. S.5,s
445. $50 $50 m. sundays. except Ocean GFoVe-
Pill IIIADFLPHIa READTNG TERMINALl-z.425 D.
fJ60 $500 300, 1000 t11O0 a t120o leo.
$3.50 300 1900. 400. 800 t600 1880 $500 ?. NJ
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. ts 80. 1880.
'11.45 a. m. '1OO. 10 800. 100 fs20 D. m"
READING HARRISBURG, louisville AND
WILIIAMSPOKF-ti 40. z4-25 tSOU. tTsl0 tLV.uo-
IIOO m Reading onlyl. s1Oo III 3D. 40 p. ~
Reading. Pottsvls and Harrisburg only tAOo. I-''
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-From u Rector 81. Pier 3
Seabright Monmouth Beach and Asbury Park, p
Pleasant 1000 a m. Loo a45. 500 p n Sundays
1Rro1, ibc1-v Street only sDaiIy tDaiy except
day. SUNDAY only. tPsrlo- only liVis Iaradus-
onices: Liberty St Ferry South Fsrry Astor Hou.e
1877 2sf lsi 1900. 1854 Broadway. Isl 5th Avs -
Union 153 125th ST.. ZI3 West lz3ln
St 245 Columbus New York: Court St. So $50
YORK Trs3stsr Co calls and cheeks bagsass to d.
uH vT - 7r.zr=R C. NJ BURT
" Vice Pres ana Gen. Mgr. Cen Passr Axs
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central & hudson River r. r.. Lsssee)
Trains Franklin St station. New York as follows
and Is min. OF West AID St. N K:
'T.f0 A. M-For intermediate points % Albany
I'll 20 A Md Saratoga and Mohawk ExpreSa
P. N--ChcagO Express
P M-Cont. Detroit. Chi & St LOUIS
t345 p Nh For Hudson River points and Albany
800 P. M-For Roch Buffalo Cleveland and chicago.
II AZ p M-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit and ST. Louis
so15 P M-For syria, Roch-. Niagara Falls Det g chi
Sunday Leaves Brooklyn annex
Cd az TlO45 A NJ % r. IS P NJ Leaves Jersey Gity
r r Sta: % FL 20 A. N. % at 1885 P NJ Iins
tshes az nrfncfoai hotels Baggage checked
from hotel residence By WestcOtt Express
II SMITH z. LAMBERT.
rza,a-aT S1,rsr4ntandaut General Passenger Agent
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REGENTS Of breadstufs interior points, In thousands
last three cphers (OO) omitted flour bbls gram pus'
ssfo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
WITH 4 Erin HAND.
Unr..s sam viii Sc That Treaty i
Lived Up 70.
POLICING OF ISTHMUs
III the New Government at Panam,
Demonstrates 1t Is q Solid One
This Country VIII Be 0
Valuable Friend.

Washington. Nov. s-The Associated
Press is enabled to state this govern.
n1ent will conduct affairs with a firm
hand I'm the execution Of the treaty al
1886. Orders have been sent to the
various naval commanders in the Car.
ribean sea that the isthmus is to be
roliced. the transit kept OPEN and also
that bIoodshed must be prevented AT
any cost. This is further than the Unit.
ed States ever has gone heretofore and
IN the opinion Of officials here indicates
that the establishment Of the new gov
eminent Of Panama, r It proves stable
and orderly will have the good wishes
Of the United States and our ultimate
recognition and cooperation in con
Quoting an orderly and permanent gov
eminent of the isthmus Advocates OF
the construction Of the Panama canal
say this assures the execution of the
project.
The dispatch from the executive
board Of the new government announc-
ing the provisional government of the
republic OF Panama stated that it's ac-
ton was in response TO a popular and
spontaneous demand on the part Of the
isthmaiu people and that the board
was assured Of the necessary military
strength to carry out It's determination.
The departure of the troops from Co
Ion greatly relieves the seriousness OF
the situation. and the arrival of tn
Dixie relieved the general apprehension
here regarding the safety OF American
lives and property
This government it was said, was in
terested but not surprised to note thy
European approval Of its policy as
shown In the Associated Press dis
patches from London. Berlin and Paris.
but 1t vas added by A high official the
restoration Of order on the isthmu5 and
its maintenance had long been desired
by the European powers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
NOT JUSTIFIED.
Agent Brennan Says There Was Nc
Reason For KILLING of Indians.

Washington. Nov. e-The commits
sioner Of Indian affairs Thursday re-
ceiTed the following telegram concern
ing The Indian situation. from Agent
Brennan. Of the Pine Ridge agency.
dated at Hot Springs. s. D.. a sheriff
ana posse from Wyoming arrested nlns
IndiaTs and their families near Edge
moFf $. y. They are supposed to b.
apgst Of the party engaged In a night
saturday. Tried TO have them release }
pending investigation. Others Insist
On taking them to Douglass. Wyo. for
hearing Mob violence threatened
The governor should BE- Telegram Pied at
once 10 use all means to protect the
Indians nov under arrest The United
states attorney should b. ordered 10
Douglass 10 s.e Justice Sc done the In
dams. In my opiglou the killing OF the
Indians Was totally unjustifable
In this connection. With secretary 4
the interior has has requested ths gov
~rnoT Of Wyoming TO protect the In
dta ms. 10 has been decided 10 send .
special agent 10 make an ,uvrstlx CATION
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
FATE ORA RAVSHER
CriminaIly Assaulted d Lady Near
Pass Christian, Miss.
VICTIM WAS .LURED.
Under Pretense OF Having Her Help
Him Search For Horses That
Misereant Made Run Away
Did the Deed.

New Orleans. Nov. Sam Adams
young negro. criminally assaulted
Mrs. Rector Ladusse at Pass Chris
ttan. Miss, Thursday. He took the
horses from her carriage while she
and child, and lurea her from her COM
panions under pretense Of securing
the animals. He escaped, but was
captured. and that night mob took
him from the jail, which had been
guarded by armed men as asprecau-
ton. and hanged him to a tree. The
officers intended taking him to Miss
issippi city for a safe keeping. bu,
the avengers were too numerous and
determined.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06

ediHs Tor dead spots iu cotton fields
The destruction this year was greater
than usual. and ~ is attracting much
attention now. The disease has beer
known by many names
A. l. Qualutauce, expert ~ the d.
partment OF agriculture. discussed. ths
cotton boil worm pest at length by aid
OF st~ropticOn pictures. He described
the distraction Of the boil worm over
the state and gave estimates as 90 th'
damages. being something more thar
s. 600 90 this year.