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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
FUNERAL OF N. F. LATIMER.

The funeral services Of Marcus F Lati-
ner. who died Saturday evening. were
held yesterday at the Church of the I'M
macuIate Conception. Members Of the
Capital Beneficial Association, OF which
the funeral. as did representatives OF
several other organizations with which
Mr.. Latimer was intimately associated.
Mr. Latimer died at the Garfield Hos
pital Of septic peritonitis. after a short
illness He was the son Of Mr. and Mrs
NJ B. LaumeT. and leaves O widow,
Mrs Katie Latimer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22

Of saline sprngs-''salt hicks" in fact
and every hunter and trapper for
hundreds of miles around knew it, of
course
''AIl the same, we are sorry, in the
interest of truth, to be compelled to
destroy the weird fiction of Death
GuLeh-' Like similar stories, equally
untrue, it made mighty interesting
reading
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
Seek Higher HonoTs.

Not long ago Mr.. Harrison'a admirers
were so modest as TO suggest only shat
he would make a suitable candidate Tor
the second place on the ticket, but his
success in Ire recent mayoralty contest
has led chsm to advance his rating IN
til they consider it would be quite the
proper thing TO ask that he be given
first honors. Stranger things have oc-
CURED in The history of American poll
tics than the nomination OF such man
a Carter Harrison.
When Grover Cleveland was elected
mayor Of Buffalo 70 one dreamed that
within a short tine ne would be no.ni-
mated and elected President Of the
United states. yet Mayor Harrison has
been four tines elected to the office he
now holds ana has 4 national reputation,
which Cleveland had not when he was
mayor. and which he only obtained by
reason OF his uhenomenal majority for
governor due to q Republican factional
quarrel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22

in 4oyr 2Tte of
Afetan Again London

in1fctfng the punishment Of deportation
and exile to Siberia upon those members
Of the community who had incurred their
iII-will
Only those who have lived in Russia
can realize what the emancipation of
the peasantry from the tyranny of the
mir or commune really means. It has
beer. indeed. a notable act on the part
self alone is sufficient to illustrate and
commemorate his reign
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
In the Days Of George ".

IL lA1S icy > u SCoiEC ~
The only occasions that courts have
been held by British monarchs at Holy
rocd since the days OF Mary Queen Of
Scots, who made her home there, were
when King George " visited Edinburgh
in August, 1922. Sir Walter Scott, the ia
nous novelist, figuring conspicuously
among his encourage. He, too, made his
headquarters at DaIkeith Palace during
his stay. as did also Queen Victoria and
the prince consort when they held court
at HoIyrood in 1872. Since then there
has been no court held there.
During the Kings stay in Scotland the
great officers Of his household IS King
Of Scotland viii be IN attendance on
hims They are entirely distinct from
the officers of the English royal house
hold. among the most notable Of them
being the Duke Of Argyll. who is mas
ter Of the household in Scotland the
Duke Of Buccleuch, who is the captain
general of the Royal Company Of Arch
ers. or the sovereign's bodyguard Tor
Scotland. Lord Stair. who is president
of the council. and Lord Rosebery, who
is the vice president. etc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
Democrats at Odds.


Arkansas has a bitter partisan feud
which threatens to do damage to the
a~birious Of q number OF statesmen and
"a .uId- be-statesmen before il is set
lied On the one side are Governor
JEFF Davis and his friends. and on The
cther ere all those who are not with
the governor. So completely has the
trouble euveIcped everybody in the State
that there is no such thing as serving
two masters: a man is either with the
governor ar s-agin" him, and thus the
Democracy. of Arkansas is divided
against itself
From time to time there have been
petty charges made against the COVER
nor because Of various personal acts
some involving his church membership
another o hunting expedition and other
incidents Of like character. but the pres
ent disturbance had its inception in
the CIarke-Jones fight Tor The United
states Senate. Governor Davis is a
strong. partisan Of Ex-Governor tncw
SENATOR Clarke. and when the governor
is for anyone everybody knows il, there
is no hypocrisy about him in this re-
spect. and no double dealing He is a
partisan Of partisans lie did all he
possibly could do 10 defeat Senator
Jones and elect Clarke.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
A ROYAL Patient.

Prince Waldemar Of Prussia, the four
teen year-old-s of Prince Henry. is at
the present moment under the care Of
DIT. Lahmann. at the Iatter's sanitorium
near Dresden The young prince has al
ways been rather delicate, and it is
hoped that the treatment which he is
now undergoing and to which he was
subjected 20 last summer will have the
effect of rendering him entirely well
and strong.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
FAMILY TO REMAIN HERE.

James N, Beck. who is TO resign the
position of Assistant Attorney General
on April 80 TO enter a New York law
firm. viii not remove his family from
Washington for some time. Ir. Back
viii begin his work II New York on Nay
I. but his family viii remain here until
summer. and wiz not 60 10 New Tork
Until next fail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
IN PINK OF CONDITION

The members OF Or. Wiley's poison squad at
Washington are said to be turning pink. Pcs
sibv they are just getting into that condition
which Is considered desirable before athletic
eveuts--Indianapolis NeWa-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
A PANACEA.

Jones-so you think smoking IS good for 4
headacheg
Smith-Yes- Ny mother-in-law always leaves
the room when I smoke--pittsh;lrg Dispatch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-22
The Amears Demand.

The Ameer's Demand.
The new. Ameer Of AfghanIstan has re-
vived the demand so parsistently made
by his father for the privilege of direct
diplomatic representation at the Court
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

gccd to choice wethers 53. 4oG4. IS; fair
to choice mixed So 2s@3 40; western
sheep So 1904 rs; native lambs S3.oo4
3 SIS: western lambs So. 75G5 SO.
Kansas city, September 26-CattIe: Re
CENTS 200 Market unchanged; choice
exnort and dressed beef steers 81 60g
S 80. fair to good S404 60 stockers and
feeders So. 5O04 SO; western fed steers
50 4OFc4. SO: Texas and indian steers
81. 3o63 .25; Texas cows 81 lo@2 IS, NJ
tive cows S 5o@3. IS; native heifers
Sc. 2o04 SO; Gamers SlQ2 35, bulls S2Q3;
calves S2G6.
to strong: heavy $3.50 I-2g5, mixed
packers SIS. 9oQe. 10; light SIS 9546o5; pigs
SIS 5O05.9O
sheep Receipts none Native lambs
So 2505. SO; western lambs s2eoQ5. 5.
fed ewes So 30@3 rs; Texas clipped year
Iings So. 50d4: Texas clipped sheep So 40
as 70: stocBers and feeders S2G3.47 70
ST Louis, September 26.-Catte-tte-
ceipts 700. including 500 Texans Market
steady; native Shipping and export steers
81 75G5. rs: dressed beef and butcher
steers S4d5 SO; steers under 600
pounds SO. 5o45.25; stockers and feeders
S2e504; cows and heifers So. 25@5; can
ners S2d2 25; bulls So 5o@3; calves $50
$3.50; Texas and Indian steers. grass
So 4o04 fed s3.75@4.4 30; cows and heifers
III H6 1so $500. Market steady:
pigs and lights s5.5od6. 80; packers
54o06 20; butchers and best heavy
sbeep-Receipts 200. Market firm; ma
tive muttons s3G4; lambs S4.5oQ5 Is;
culIs and bucks 81 25@4; stockers s2as.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Secretary Hester's Crop Statement

New Orleans. September 25.-Secretary
Testers weekly New Orleans cotton eX-
change statement, issued before the close
of business today. shows decrease III
round figures in the movement Of cotton
into sight for the seven days OF !Ol 900
under the seven days ending September
25 last year. an increase of SO. 600 over
the same time year before last and
decrease of 2 900 under the same time
in 300
The amount brought into sight tor the
week ending this afternoon is stated at
ESQ 500, against 35e $50 for the seven
days ending this GATE last year, 2|e,s49
year before last and 279, SAC same time
in 1900. This brings the total Of the
crop moved into sight for the twenty five
days of the new season to 475.l74,
against 955, 672 last year, 539,376 year
before last and geo. 1853 same time in
1900
The statement shows receipts at all
United States ports since September
$40. 372. against 668. $50 last year, 3d.
ESQ year before last and 42l ,7Ol same
sissippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers TO
northern mills and Canada | ,O47. against
Is, $50 last year, 49, Io7 year before last
and 1892 same time in 1900: interior
stocks in excess of September !. ~, 755,
against IS, 1877 last year, 75.546 year
before last and 1913. Ills same time in
1900; southern mill takings $4,000.
against 1852 last year i3oo43 year
before last ana 9I44o same time IN lSOo
Foreign exports since September
have been 1882, against 384,274 last
year.
The total takings of American mills
north and south aud Canada. thus far
FOR the season have been ne 694
against 223,oi6 last year. These include
Ga, eaA by northern spnners, against
u, LA.
Since the close Of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the TWEEN
ty-nine leading southern interior cen
tiers have increased 1873 .959 bales.
against an increase for the same period
'sst season Of 3Aa. 1852, and are now
326 ,6eo less than ut this date last wear
Including amounts left over in stocks
at ports snd Interior towns from the
brought into slytft thus far for the new
crop, the supply to date is 64E,973.
against I,7o,746 for the same period
last wear
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
LET DIXIE BE, SAY VETERANS
Resolution To Change Words Of Song
Is Voted Down

Columbia, Mo. September 25.-(special)
The enduring influence of Dixie" the
popular song in the hearts of southern
ers was demonstrated in q striking man
ner today at the state confederate re-
union In the auditorium of Missouri uni
versity.
motion to have the song rewritten
and worded in more dlgnifed language
almost caused u riot Resolutions We're
Introduced to the effect that the wording
Of the song Is childish and not becoming
The dignity OF the wonderful music to
which the words are set. It was mon
toned that the verses seemed weak and
inferior when compared with my MARI
land, and other celebrated southern
poems
Suggestion was made that the Missouri
Daughters Of the COnfederacy take up
the matter and see that the song Is re-
written in better style
The motion was greeted with yell Of
disapprovai. A hundred confederate vet
Grams were on their feet in q moment;
tho women IN The audience Joined in the
uproar with shrl cries and hourlshed
confederate banners and colors above
their heads
A veteran in a faded Uniform shouted
10 me chairman: This is a sacrilege.
THAT song, as it stands, has been q Joy
TO the hearts Of the southernerS for forty
years and it shall endure forever
Another veteran stood on the arms OF
his chair and shouted: Don't touch q
line Of IT, that song is sacred. We don't
propose to have a single change made
in it, You might as well talk about alter
ING the Lords Prayer"
Tho motion was put to vote and de-
noted only one man out Of the 1000
present voting for 1t.
As the result was announced the hand
struck UP Dixie" the veterans eape3
to their feet and gave the rebel yell. the
university students Joined In and al eff
forts at restoring order We're abandoned
uujil the music had ceased.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Spot Cotton Prices.
worlds Visible supply Of Cotton.

New orleans September 25.-secre tary
fosters statement Of the worlds visible
supply Of cotton, made IN from special
rabie and telegaphic adVices, compares
he figures Of this week with last week
last year and the year before.
ii shows an increase for the week just
closed of % At AGAINST an Increase OF
ga .734 last year and an increase of 3d.
Tie total visible is ll32.e3a against
Oo4 SO last week. ,766,6T last year
ana $50 256 year before last,
< coz. 683 against 4Ai,l56 last week. t..
2Io e67 last Year and 9e9, $50 year before
last. and Of all other kinds. including
Egypt. Brazil, India. etc, $4,000 AGAINST
SOS 600 lest week, 1856 900 last year and
46I 600 Yeer before last.
The total worlds visible supply of cot
ton as above, shows an Increase COM
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

Rlew Ore Breath Too Many.

Admission Ala, September 2l.-tSpe-
cial News reached the city this after
noon OF the death of Charles Williams.
a horse trader, at Jacksonville, as re-
suit of a blow received week ago while
in :. difficulty with Frank Woods. the
I8-year-od son of John f. Woods, of
that place.
The difficulty was caused, 1t is claimed.
bv Williams. who. while in a drunken
condition. made himself very obnoxious
by blowing his breath in the faces OF
the young men Of the town after he had
been eating onions. Woods remarked
that If Williams would blow his blcath
In his face he would knock him down
Williams then advanced on Woods and
repeated the performance and was struck
with heavy billiard cue twice on the
head. from which he never recovered.
Woods has disappeared.
The friends Of Woods claim that vii
liams had an open knife in his hand
when he advanced on Woods
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
ARMY WORM IN MISSISSIPPI.
North Mississippi Louisiana Delta
cfeo,.;,,rr from, tho Pest

Suffering from the Pest.
vicl5sburg. Miss. September 25.-(Spe-
c,al D-During the past ten days 1t has
5oveloped here that the planters OF The
north Mississippi and Louisiana delta
country have been acute sufferers from
the cotton worm. or, what IS more prop
erly termed the army worms. that are
now playing havoc in the crops of many
of the largest planters In the country
mentioned.
The worms are scattered about promis
cuouslv. and unless there is a better
outlook soon many of the planters do
nor hold out the hope for even one
third average crop for the season.
Or r. G. Kiger. a prominent planter of
Ruena Vista, one Of the largest planters
i'm IN, delta, and q recent candidate for
lieutenant governor. in an interview with
THE Constitution correspondent, said that
he was confident that in the largest part
Of the delta the worms are doing great
damage.
"The FIRST stage. or young green
worms" said the doctor. are not very
harmful and in many places, these are
all that have put in an appearance So
far but IN many places where. | have
neen told, the second stage. the large
green worm, and also the fully de
yeloped worm, are known TO be
the ,.rops will he obliteratcd almost
where these are found.
u know that on my places l will make
about one-thlrd of a crop. and if the
cool nights continue I have but little
hope for this much
I,r. Kiger Is but one Of many wbo
have come to the city with the tale Of
hard luck from the worms
Mr.. Plat, OF the Casseil Drug Company
made the statement last week that hi,
concern had already filed orders for
over IS 900 pounds OF parts green worm
poison. and had out large orders TO re-
plenish his stock in this line of poi
son.
All of the Vicksburg druggists are reap
ing a harvest in selling the poison now,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. September 26.-Coffee fu-
lures opened steady. 5 points lower. fol-
lowing heavier brazilian port receipts and
a decline of 100 reis in the Santos mar
ket. The interior receipts were small,
however, European cables steady, ana
there was 4 continuation Of the sGa't q,
ing demand recently noted that held the
market steady around the initial decline
and the market closed on that basis;
sales 80 $50 bags; October 43o04 50;
November 4.4o@4.45; December 4 7O04.75;
January A8OW4 IS; March 4.95Q5 90; May
s ioGi5.l5: July 5.25 Coffee. spot Rio
steady; No. invoice SIG; mild steady;
sugar. raw firm; fair refining 3 3-ec;
centrifugal 96-test 3 90 32c; molasses, 81
gar 8 $500 Refined firm: No. 8. 4so;
No, 4.45; No. 8 4.4o: No. IS; 10.
10 43o; 40. 4.25: No. II APO; No.
l3 AIS: no "a TO- eonfectioners A
AIS mold A SIS: cut loafs 5 SO; crush
cd 5 So powdered 500; graduated 400,
cubes 5.I5.
New orleans. September 26.-sugar
quiet open kettle centrifugal 3 l-643l 81:
centrifugal white 4 7-l6c; yellow 8 SIG
"a LAC: seconds 2d3i4c New cane sir
up 4oc Molasses dull; centrifugal So
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Lou Dillon To Trot at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, September 25.-(Spe-
cial)-Lou Dillon. the queen of trotters.
viii not start again until October 81, at
Memphis, Tenn If she can beat two
minutes this year she must have the
advantage of perfect track. and the
history of the only two race meetings
given over the Memphis course would
indicate that it Is the one place on the
map where the conditions are most like
ly to be such as would enable the queen
to lower her record
H0rsemen familiar with the Memphis
course say that the shape of the turns,
as we'll the quality of the footing, has
much to do with its superiority, ana in
this connection it will be interesting to
note that the Memphis track is identical
in shape with the Readville course, over
which Lou trotted her famous two
minute heat, both having been laid out
by Seth Griffin.
The top soil of the Memphis track
is peculiar kind of clay which does not
contain an atom of sand or gravel. 1t
requires more water and more work
10 put it in order than any other track,
but once in shape il comes nearer be
ing strip Of rubber than anything
else Owing to perfect facilities for
watering il the Memphis track can be
flooded in a short time, and during the
recent spell Of dry weather 1t frequently
took 1926 900 gallons of water a day 10
keep 1t In order Last year Uncle Seth
Griffin used from ten to fifteen mules
on the track at al times when racing
was not actually in progress, AMI the
same plan viii be followed this year
with the hopes of giving Lou Dillon
6, 28o feat of 80 footing.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Groceries.

Atlanta September 26.-Coffee, per 100
pounds. Arbucl5ie's $1,000: Lion 1880;
Blue Ribbon, 9c ground coffee, choice
zoe; fair, Sc; prime &C. Sugar STANDARD
graduated SIS Sirup, New Orleans
open kettle So. oo44 o5; mixed, choice 20
M29c; south Georgia cane, $50. Salt
dairy sacks. sl.3oM.4o; barrel. bulk
So. so: ice cream, 81 90; common, 55Ql6oc
Cheese. fancy. full cream. twins, IA $40
singles. l5c. Matches, Is, 45 3-4@55c
zoos, Sl5od.7s. Soda, Arm and Ham
mer. Sl.75. Crackers, soda, &c; cream
&c; ginger snaps &c. Pie peaches
sI.75; table peaches s2.7503 90 Canned
tomatoes. SLIGO. Canned corn. $500. Best
mince meat, loc lb.; choice, &c ID. Oys-
tiers, f. w, Sl85: l.. w, si2o; Fancy
head rice 7c; head rice, &C. White fish
6o-lb. keg. $3.50; white fish, loO-lb kegs.
81 40; mulet fish. oo-lb. kegs 81 so; mac
aroni 7c ID. pork sausage. i-2c H. Sar.
dimes, oil. case, S3.75; sardnes mustard,
So SO; salmon. case s3.5oa55o Pepper
sauce, dozen. coo; catsup, plnts, dozen.
s5c: mustard, Dozen 9oc. Pickles, 5gal-
Ion COOS SIS SO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Tetterinn In Florida.

Read what prominent wholesale gro
Ger of Tampa Fla SAYS Of Tctterine,
the great remedy for skin diseases:
Il feel ike | owe my follow man this
much: For seven years had bad
ease Of eczema on my ankle. I have
iricd many doctors and numerous salves
which only temporarily relieved me.
decided to give your Tetterne fair
trial ! did 50 and in eight weeks ! am
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