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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06

81, 81, G. and st.aII. gen. 4s.... s1oOM
Chicago Terminal As ...............,.. 81 K
Southern Pacific as i. ............ 9oA
Southern Railway IS ................ 116h
Texas and Pacific 1st's 1850. .:....... ll6
Union Pacific 4s III. 1918
Union Pacific Conv. 4's............... l03,S
W WABASH 9 9a 11e!s?R
West shor eD 4 s 1ioA
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4's.......,.... go
Wisconsin, Central 54's .................. 81
Continental ii obacco AS .............. 63la
Colorado Fuel s.;.. 90
Rock Island a . I. !. S55s
penn SYLVIA MIA + 2, IN i. i..,..,,...... 1Oi
M, and G. NJ collateral trust 4s........ gilA
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc...,........ IS
Va Carolina Chemical Co. com.,... 81
Va. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd........ ~ l2dh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06

UNITED STATES STEEL;
Some attempt was made to make CAPT
tai out OF the two-year default clause In
issue. The steel issues upon the whole
seemed to meet with better support than
many other stocks
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March 8 1903 ']F'.

Richmond Va, March s. 1903.
,rhc tobacco market for tho week end
Ing FEBRUARY eth closed FOR the month
in VERY seoa -e snpG Jugs and wrappers
!, o.. - very strong throughout the week.
while low grades kept up at usual prices:
crops oyHragss fr2m to
hundrcd FOR the best wra ppers
DARK stemlning and bright tobacco are
selling al about the same figures as last
weeks quotations, d ~ ia fo,,r ,vo "a
houses this week, Az sos pounds, Total
amount of loose tobac!c e, !! sold during the
month Of February 2la5oSt pouna1s' ~, 10
ing the season up to date. !, ~ o3S pounds.
Quotations are as f1ll2 }yH c,-,a III
pr,mnEs a.5ols $50
Lugs, "A common .................. 900 6.oo
Lugs good TO prnle............ 6.2bg egg
Leaf. common .................. 6.Ug s.oo
E sa{ me medium ls sssS rs
wrappers BniuHT T;tobXccos. - Is. -,
Smokers, common ..............s oog$ 6.be
S% sksrs MEDIUM {'Ss s ssS 1 sSS
Cutters, common 7................ s.Vo4p iu.u!
cutters, medium ............. !v.Vgp !z.U
Cutters, fine i1 n ~ l9. ~
Cutters fancy '..................g1 u V00p l1.UV
Filters, common ..s.............& oVVP a.W
Filters, medium ................ a.VVY S'!O
Filters, flne o.VIp !s.W
Wrappers, medium .........t.. .oo@ l8.0o
Wrappers, flne ..................2 ag.Dp .o'D
Wrappers. fancy ................ $4,000 4OOO
Leaf, medium ..................g$ 5.WEe Sh.m
Leaf btR s99S sHlp + i; ToBACCos
# # #::; IS: $;si rs rs 4;
&c 9 - ". D. CUsHMAN. 1s
Supervisor Of Sales.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg, Va, March Is, 1908.

Receipts for the past week In the ware
houses Of the city have been rather heay-
Ter than last week. There has been. how
ever, q smaller proportion Of the fine ship
ping and wrappers. Prices on all grades
have been fairly we'll sustained.
+ Quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK

~ z F--l4lt ..iH. ~
Amer. Grass Irvine. .........
300 Amer. Cottoh OIL con.....
1900 Amer. Locomotive come.
z 600 Amer. Locomotive pfd......
Z 200 Anaconda Y.v..,...............
1S4W American Sugnr..............
4G6O0 a., e. and Sante re com.
1900 AZ, r.. and Sante re pfd....
1890 AmalEamnted NJ Copper. ....
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.
1900 Brooltlyn Rapid Transit. -.
Consolidated lob. Co. 49,.
Continental Tobacco pfd...
61O0 Chesapeake and Ohio.......
200 Canadian Southern. ........5
1000 Colorado Sou thernly conf.
Colorado Southern 1st pfd..
Colorado Southern I'd pfd..r
1890 Chicago, Mil. and St Paul.
$4,000 Chicago, r. 1.gand Pac......
HOO Colorado Fuel and Iron....
4lOO Chicago GreatWestern... 80.
800 c.. c., c.. and st. L.,.......
400 Delaware land Hudson......
Del, La elk. and Western...
$1,000 Erie con....
$500 Erie 1st pfd......
5000 Erie 2d pfd ................
1900 General Electric. ..........
$500 Illinois Centrnl...............
400 Leather g..i........... ..a.....t
1900 Louisville and Nashville...
5000 Manhattan ..................
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06

TIIE FRACTIONS:
there was no market for bull man (lnla
ton The directors declared a ,quaY\srl
dividend of III per cent, ana an r.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. March 5.--Seaboard
seabon nd c ta ss Aanio ptcs COAST Linz
common, 1871; do. preferred unchanged,
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Some good Chicago selling of Rock
Island was reported. It was suggested
that in the present state of the money
market the announcement Of the arrange
ment with ST. Louis and San Francisco
might be considered indefinitely post
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COTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW; YORK, March 5.-Cottonseed oil
quiet and nominal ut Yesterdays prices.
Prime crude here nominal; prime crude
+. o.b. mills. 3iGI2ilac.; prime summer yell
low. AQ1sc.: off summer yellow, 39c.; prime
prime meal, $s7.50aas nominal.
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rrNc1NNArr. o.. March 5.--HOGs-
17ri1 n * - "a Enthusiastically at s225s
sheepIslow at 1906. LamlI-Easier at
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( CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, HI March 90 asrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06

to Great Britain, o,19l,074 bales; TO tn
France, 6s6.a9O bales; to the Continent
2,30624S bales. !ESs3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO:
= The bear pool In Baltimore and Ohio
was credited with covering part of It's
shorts on the decline 1T had good
nut out and recognized the patent fact
That there was s4OO00.00o of new stock
in tho street which had never been prop
ery digested.
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There is some reason to- think that the
Injunction against the Union Pacific con-
troll of Southern Pacific is in the nature
OF retaliation for the unsympathetic at
titude Of the Hartman interest toward
a. recent speculative movement in the lat
ter stock. 1t was the real cause Of the
decline in Union Pacific @
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC WEAK:
Southern Pacific was weak in spite Of
the announcement that circulor had
been Issued by the managers Of the pool
calling for the return Of the members
stock. The idea thatGsuch q return could
be enforced was ridlculed, and the best
opinion was that the move was largely q
l,liiff -
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Tho close was weak and was only re-
fessional shorts, The street was extreme
~ nervous. and was iquidnting freely. on
tho generally accepted belief that Mr.:
Kcen's connection with the large financial
interests had terminated and that he had
adopted an aggressive attitude on the
short side, 5Fs4st 5=4 H7z AE
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coTroEsEED OIL MARKET. \

v. n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
Sayants and Scientists
Endorse Munyon's
Paw Paw.
Areadius, Dr.. Lit, Dr.. PHI a Distin-
guished Sayant. commends
Munyon's Paw Paw.
Ross S. Wallace, A. M. and A. G., an
Eastern Chemist Of Great Repu-
taiion, Gives His Opinion
Of Paw Paw.

What 4 leading light IN Catholic circles
savs. aArcadius Ayellanu, DR.. Litt.
Dr Pr. Is one Of The most distinguished
and widely known savants and scholars in
ne world. IIis attainments are familiar d
The highest educators, both in foreign lands
and IN America, and in the highest Cath
olic circles he commands the highest re-
spect and admiration. In a recent letter to
Prof Munyon he SAYS: | used to wonder
when III tie land Of Paw Paw why some
clever physician or chemist had nor brought
that wonderful fruit before suffering human-
ity as a powerful stomach tonic, as knew
from actual use that il had rare virtue in
thar direction. Seeing that Prof. Mum
Won, with charasdc energy and enterprise
las worked the thing out, tried his Paw
Paw and l find it al that it is Represented
10 Be. It's effects upon digestion, its con-
troll Of the nerves and publication Of the
Blood Il something wonderful. / eonyam-
late Prof. Munyon sincerely on this, which
! consider Els browning achievement il
the realm of curative remedies.
(Signedl ARCADIUS AyEILANUS,
DR.. Lift, DR.. PHI,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
A CRAZY MAN
Found Eating an Egg, Shell and
All.

Rational people thought It was awful, as
the shell had no food value, and was, OF
course, indigestible and injurious.
IL Is Just as crazy for rational people 70
swallow lot OF cod liver oil, TO get the
medicinal curatiVes from If, as it was for
the crazy man to eat the egg, she'll ana az.
Modern science has proved that the Oh,
or greasy part Of cod liver oil, has no value
whatever, and only upsets the stomach ana
retards recovery 1t Ia the medicinal ele-
ments which are enveloped in thecod liver
oil, Of which there are about fifty, that
represent all the tonic and curative power
Of the famous old remedy
A preparation Containing all the medl-
einal curative elements Of cod liver oil, ac-
tually taken from fresh Gods liyegs, but
entirely free from oil or grease, must, there
fore, be the very best tonic reconstructof
possible. Such is Yinol II positively
does contain every one of the City odd
medicinal curative elements of cod liver
oil. fresh and sweet, just as the egg shell
contains the nutritious food, and we throw
away the useless, indigestible oil, just rs
YOU throw away the egg she'll
Knowing It's wonderful medicinal and
curative power, we guarantee to restore
Health and strength to the following or re
/ fund their money without question:
Run down, debilitated, tired, overworke6
people; old people, weak women, nursing
mothers, puny, ailing children, GONZALES
cents, or to people suffering with hare
colds, hacking coughs, incipient consump
/ ton and bronchitis Ninol never fails Il
make rich, red blood and give strength t,
the weak and health to the sick. Try i
on our guarantee. II it doesn't do yOl
any good it won't cost you cent. 8 Rick
/ ert Il Wells, Druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
OF THE
LABOR MEETING
American Federation Passes Many
Important Resolutions
ORGANIZE WOMEN WORKERS
Convention Goes on Record p W
posing the wholesale In'misF"-
lion OF Toreisn Aabor-AieAeft-
ing seamen 20 Be Protected

Boston. Nov. 1G.-At the session o.
tbe American Federation Of Labor hela
here many questions relating to ofgahi'
zations OF international unions were
disposed Of by resolutions;
Endorsing the appeal for help tor tAe
tailors Of America sent out BY the eA-
ecutive council ard pledging tpe cen
yention 10 financially ana morally SUP
port the tailors.
Declaring that all railroad traaspaf'
tation should be good % the bearer
that it is an outrage TO require the sis-
natures Of purchasers On tickets ana
protesting against joint agencies ana
other Identification requirements
Indorsing tie demands Of post oliict
clerks for the regulation Of salaries Sna
hours of labor. requesting the general
executive board to obtain legislation %
the several states for the better pfotee-
ton Of mechanics tools on AL pubic
corporation Of private wors
TO Protect DESERVING seamen.
Protesting against the treaties which
authorize the arrest and return to Their
vessels Of semen who have deserted
urging congress to pass an act prohih-
| ting the employment Of inexperienced
men as seamen on the ground that the
practice has caused a large loss q lits
and property at sea.
Instructing the legislative committee
to inquire into the extent Of the prae
tiee Of the navy department in adver
Using for Chinese and japanese to taks
employment as laundry workers "a thai
department and to eRdeavor to hays
these positions given to others
Directing the executive council to en-
deayor to have the tobacco workers q
4 the south organized.
That the federation make @ speeia
1 effort to organize all women wagl
workers in the country
A resolution was adopted instrnctln.
4 the executive council of the federation
to take the necessary steps 70 have q
international unions affiliated with th
American Federation Of Labor insis
upon their local unions in Canada nfll
iating with tie trades and labor con
4 gress Of Canada with the least possible
delay
The convention also went on recorl
as opposed TO the wholesale immigra
ton Of foreign labor. and the executive
council was instructed TO take mp Ga
matter with the immigration commits
sion Of the United States and insis
that the practice be stopped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
THE CHICAGO RAILWAY STRIKE
Employees Declare That The Com.
pany Cannot Replace Engineers.


Employees Declare THAT The Conn
pany Cannot Replace EngineerS.
Chicago, NOV. I6. The street railway
strike managers are building great
hopes Of success on the trouble which
they believe the company viii have ~
replacing its engineers. They assert
that it win be impossible to procure III
censed engineers in Chicago to replace
those who have gone out, and for .
new man to undergo his examination
and qualify for the work Will require q
length of time which, the men declare.
will embarrass the company beyond IT.
powers Of endurance
General Manager McCulloch In view
ing this aspect of the ease talks as he
has talked Of all other difficulties that
have confronted the company. 1--WE
will get engineers, and we VIII run tile
plants he said Eve look for no trou+
Bile in getting all the men we need
The only difficulty Is the Inability Of
the city to afford police protection fol
all the cars we can put ont.
The prospects of peace are not prom
| Using Both sides express themselves
as willing to arbitrate, but each is
waiting for an advance from the other
side The main difficulty in the way Of
arbitration is an agreement on the mat
tiers to be arbitrated The company
win arbirate wages only, and the mer
desire all the grievances which they
allege be submitted to the board 4
was expected by the members of thu
state board Of arbitration that they
would be able 10 arrange the scope d
the arbitration, but they were unabl,
to 40 so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
nnd Nc IA snntn clnrn. n. Y

Malone, N " Nov 16.A fire Al
Santa Clara M X, has destroyed q
long line OF stave sheds belonging to
the Brooklyn Cooperage company, II
which there we're over 100000 slaves
ready to be jointed this winter. 4
large boarding bouse and three private
dwellings in the vicinity were also de
stroyed The loss Is estimated at over
$4,000, partially covered by insurance
The company will rebuild at once aAe
fire originated from rubbish burning n
the vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
COTTON MILLS
CUT PAY.
Wages Of Textile Workers In Many
Cities Reduced.
A NOVEL PLAN is PROPOSED.
workers 20 Accept Reduction Fos
Three Months and the sims 10 81
Operated -Four Days d Weeis.
CID Scales Re-estabiished.

Boston, Nov l6.-The general educ
ton of 10 per cent IN the wages Of 25-
coo textile operatives ia Fall River AM
nouneed on Wednesday has been mel
hy the other cotton manufacturers Of
southern New England. Wages in this
section next month viii then be on 9
footing with those paid prior TO April
1902 a cutdown ina Lowell Law
renee. Maine and New Hampshire 4
not expected at this time, as mills in
the northern section did not make an
advance last year
The reduction in Fall River goes inic
effect NOV. % that in Rhode Island
and In Massachusetts mill villages ~
Nov. So ana in New Bedford the new
schedule becomes operative ON Dec f
The reduction will affect 10000 opera
tiyes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
1900 sen.nn - 49,.

Glens Falls. n. " Nov to. More
deer have been killed in file Adiron
dacks during the open season, which
closed Sunday at midnight than dur.
ing any other season in the past ten
years The forest. fish and game com
missioners' estimate Of the number Of
carcasses of deer taken out Of the
woods by railways is 1854. ana it i
likely that more than that number
were either Killed BY persons who liyet
within the border OF the forest or were
taken out by wagon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16

Druggists say they have never handed
medicine that gave such universal salts
faction.
Paw Paw gives new liie and strength to
the stomach 20 that il digests everything
that goes into it. lis effectupon the nerves
is marvellous, ii seems to relieve them q
all strain and irritation. For insomnia i
is proving a great blessing, As scores Ct
people declare that Paw Paw soofhes and
quiets the nerves % that one can enjoy
good night rest and get up in the morn
ing feeling strong and refreshed.
Professor Munyon especially asks every
weak and debilitaied person to uy this
Paw Paw remedy. He says it makes cid
folks feel young and weak folks feel strong.
That it will take away all need and desire
for alcoholic stimulanFs. Alcoholic drinks
lif but Led you fall Paw Paw lifts and
holds YOU, il gives exhilaration without
intoxication.
On sale At al druggists Large bottle,
sI Paw Paw Laxative pills, ? Sca bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
naiIrond Dlvaatcrn ~ q wear.

Washington, Nov 49, The interstate
commerce commission has issued q bnl.
letin showing d large increase in the
number Of railroad casualties during
the fiscal year closed June 80 last as
compared with the previous fiscal year.
There were 3.553 persons killed and
45,997 injured during the year against
2,sI9 killed and 30.s00 injured the year
before. The large increase is partially
attributed 70 the gain IN railroad traf
he during the year and the increase OF
~ per cent ia the number Of men EN-.
ployed in train service It also IS
pointed out that accidents are now be
ing much more fully reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
Lnst 60 &C Restorea.

Worcester. Mass, Nor. rs. a special
to the Telegram from Fiskdaie says
that notices posted by the Fiskdale
Mills company tell Of reduction 70
wages Of about Is per cent, to go into
effect Nov % This brings the wages
back to the rate In March, 1902, when
there was voluntary increase. The
mills employ 500 hands and manufac.
ture white cotton cloth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16

Ross L. Wallace, a M. and A. G.,
is one Of the most distinguished analytic
and consulting chemists in The East. His
name IS near the front rank Of the distin-
guished il chemistry This is what he
SAYS Of Munyon's Paw Paw: Il have
analysed the MunYon' Paw Paw and can
say that il Is a highly concentrating yeget-
able compound IF extraordinary merit q a
digestent and tonic for bolh the stomach
and nervous centers. Il contains nothing
whatever that could he harmful to ibe
most delicate organizations. "
Signed) ROSS S. WALLACE,
"A. NJ. and A. G.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
POPE WISHES no TRAVEL
s.nrs..s. . D.--r. @ W. .i... T. awe,

Expresses a Dcsire 70 Visit ga Ahbe4
sfSty Miles Frain home.
Rome. nov l6. ln tae course Of an
audience with Faihef hrng, Formerly
Of Pennsylvania, the pope reanesiae
Father Krue TO give him most detailed
particulars regarding the progr 81
tie restoratloas st tie Monte Casino
abbey. OF which Father Krus IS the
head. His holiness inquired boss much
money Father Kfug collected ~ A.s
Journey through the United States-
made some time ago, and in bis more
recent visit TO England lie wished e
know file amount necessary 70 com
plete the work at the abbey Father
Krug answered that il weuld rs Qsih
cult TO determine the exact amount re.
quired but said he believed about A9-.
000 more should be raised
The ponuT desired % knew all about
the visit q Emperor William % Moaie
Casino last May, exelaiming eHow
wish could also 90 thefef adding
that 1t had always been one Of bis
keenest desires to visit the abbey bal
that for several reasons he had never
been able to accomplish the journey
His holiness concluded Pray that
may soon be ID such j position as to b
able to realize that desire Pope Pin
evidently wished 70 repeat this phrase
which he had made ase Of on q pi'evi
Gus occasion when II was generalil
misinfepreted explaining That %
meant he would Ike 70 80 e Mont
Casino IL The church returned 70 Ga
condition It enjoyed before the fall g
| the temporal power
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
Efsl,tnn sloop cut III Two.

washington, n. q, Nov. 16 The
sloop Cassie, from Alberts Bay. Hyde
county, bound to this city with fish,
when of Indian island was run down
BY the Old Dominion steamer Abe
marie, which cut her completely ID
two. Captain T. w. Midyette, in charge
OF the Cassie was drowned AZ p, Sill
yerstone. the mate. and Peleg Warner
a passenger. were saved,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
Gcnernl Conc g nerrnr.I.

Havana, Nov, ~ General Maxine
Gomez has accepted the government
check for the grant Of $4,000 recently
unanimously voted to him by congress
and approved by President Palma IN
recognition Of his services as head Of
the revolutionary army General Go
mez says, however, that he viii moi
draw any of the money until all tbs
veterans shall have been paid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16
STEEL CORPORATION REPORT.

RoesefefIer-GonId interests Ars
said 70 Have Acquired Company.
Pittsburg. Nov. 10. The Post pubs
fishes a story 10 the effect that com
bination formed by John y. Roekafei-
Ter, George 7. Could, J J llill and otlt-
er capitalists has practically secured
control OF the United States Steel cor
poration; that the acquiring Of the Sew
York Central and It's feeders by the
Rockefeller Gould interests Is IN fur
theranee Of d plan to secure control o.
'all railroads from the west 70 the sea,
board including the Baltimore and
Ohio and eventually the Pennsylvania
railroad, The scheme 1T II claimed Is
a plain business proposition in which
the syndicate has undertaken to secure
control of the greatest tonnage pro
Queer iii the world tthe United States
Steel corporation and provide means
for it's transportation as well as for the
immense tonnage made possible by the
advent Of the Wabash into the Pitts
burg coal and coke producing districts.
The article claims that the time Is not
Far distant when in its fight against
the Pennsylvania the Roekcfeller-Gould
syndicate win have ait it's DISPOSAL the
enormous tonnage Of the United States
Steel corporation and Of the pittsburg
Coal company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16


Washington Nov ii On the recon-
mendation Of Holmes Conrad and
Charles ] Bonaparte, special govern
ment counsel appointed to prosecute
the eases Of persons against whom ~
lictments have been found Is result
Of the recent post office department in
yestigatlon, Secretary Shaw has ap
pointed Assistant Secretary Keep, for
mer Assistant Secretary Allies ant
Chief Clerk Wallace Hills as a com
mittee ito Investigate and report upon
a method, if one be feasible, by which
the several auditors and the eonptrol
Ter Of tile treasury may be removed
from all political, personal and Other
extraneous influences.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-16

st Louis, Nov i6 III the United
States district court Thomas E. Bar
rett, former marshal Of the st Louis
court Of appeals; John r Dolan, chair
man Of the Democratic city committee,
and Frank Garrett, a policeman, de
PENDANTS Ia the triple naturalization
frauds case, have been found guilty Of
aiding and abetting certain Italians
charged with having in their possession
false papers of citizenship, ny the find
ings Of the jury should the court i'm
pose the maximum penalty. the defend
ants might be sentenced to ten years
each in the penitentiary. Fines Of ST.
600 each could be imposed