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Iron still Cheaper.

The market prices Of both Northern and
Southern pig iron were reduced gain yester-
Gay by from rs to so cent? a ton. Quoted
prices for old iron were also lowered, includ
ing cuts of so cents on scrap iron, 81 on old
IT" rails and s. on old car wheels and old
hammered car axles. The weakness OF the
market was attributed TO the comparatively
small demand and 10 liberal offerings Of
Southern iron at lower prices since the dis
solution Of the Southern Pig Iron Assoca-
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PROPOSALS.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFF1CR
Room No. 207,
Stewart Building. No. ESQ Btoatway,
Nav York October 49, fO0A

TO CONTRACTORS:
BIDS or proposals for doing tho work and fur.
form OF contract now on Ole In the onico of tho
Aqueduct Commissioners. for cutting timber
and clearing tho grounds on tho Croton River
ceved at this once until twelve o'clock noon.
on Thursday. November s. 1908. They will be
as soon thereefter ss possible. and the award OF
the contract for doing said work and furnishing
mssioneYs a. soon thereafter as practicable:
Blank forms OF said approved contract and mo
proper envelopes for their enclosure, form OF
bonds. and all other information can DO obtained
At the above Once Of the Aqueducs Commits
sioners on application 70 the Secretary.
For further particulars SEQ city Record pub
Ashed at No. City Hall.
N order of the AqueducS Commissioners.
WILLIAM II. TEN EYCK. PresidenA
HARRY W. WALKER Secretary,
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FORT MYER. Va. Oct 2s, 1908. -Sealed pro
posals, In tnpucAte. for constructing blacksmith
shop. Guardhouse and Extension 10 Riding Hall,
will be received until 10 4. NJ. Nov. p. 1908. Tho
mar; thsreof Isformaton on ' epplc1tior En-
velopes containing bids should be Endorsed PRO
posas for Buildings. addressed Capt W. +. CLARK.
q. M.
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COMMERCIAL.


Continue to Buy-Receipts Light
Liverpool F1rmer-SpOts Rising
Heavy Realizing-Wheat Easier on
Liquidation-Corn and Oats Firmer
Shorts COver-COHee Up.
THURSDAY. Oct. 22.--GRAIN-Wheat-Sp
was steady. Sales, 24s 900 bush, mainly
for export here and at the outports. No. 2
red. new. Nc. under New York December;
No. northern Duluth SC. over; No. north
ern New York. &c. over. The Northwestern
receipts were SIS cars, against 8s2 last week
and 9sl last year: Chicago. so against 20 last
week and lo2 last year. Futures closed
Nc. to Nc. lower. Sales. 100000 BUSH
Prices a. follows:
Open High Lov- Cos I has
"a; i; :; &, Il. {. * :ss
ou o sns., %Ss on 'ss pS x sss eepea
-; No. ) mixed. &c Rye was steady 20; !
Western. .7c g I: B1iIalo Corn was less active
Hc higher sales. 5000 bush Prices as follows
Open High Lou Clos Las
r.; :::; e. Il &: &; K. - 'sS
The following shows the grain movement
p. SsS york: K III ss;s $50 81 S S' s
Exports. 80. -. l2S.62s .... Gee. .,,
Rseeip sso, 1900 sseoee sAae soee 1900
shipments S.. $1,000 10000 10000 5000 $1,000
s ssipmss.. 1896, ssSSS &C. 1900 ssSS
Tho principal feature of the wheat trading to day
was the weakness Of December and the strength OF
May due to liquidation In the former month and &C .
tive covering In the latter causing narrow!ng OF
the difference between the two months The ten
lower level owing to easier cables. favorable
weather, foreign selling, falling on in ths sSpSI.
se e OF outside interest in the speculation At
one time there was a rally on covering OF shorts
and S s9ps ossr wn only
temporary. Elevator interests at Chicago sold
freely rely 10 or long was for on
long account. There Is no aggressive selling Tor
short account for the time being owing Largely TO
Continued of favorable weather. TO day the total
primary receipts only oo5. 900 bush. against
eSa en ana sGI 81
to I'D. The Price Current says The week has been
for qwns wheat The on
shipping dem,nd Of late. lighter offerings ard
presses himself In a bush strain on the situation,
and he believed to be buying at Chicago 10 day
so cars on Wheh 70
mary receipts were 900 bush against $40 600 last
year, The week was favorable for drying accord =
ing TO the Price Current. Oats were MINER on
covering and In sympathy with corn. Chicago got
1872 cars including OF contract grade
FLouR.-Dull and steady. Sales. 5000 bbls,
Receipts 1891 bbls and ~ ai4 sacks: exports
Ssh bbls. and 7.227 sacks. Winter in bills super
fine 50; No. extra. &39S3 TO- clears, - 4OG*s IS;
straights, s. SOG43 9S: patents. S4.O0GIS. Spring
in bbis: Clears S. 7Oass s5 straights 81 l09si.iO
patents, A.55as4.So. Rye hour. 33.2oGs3.8O.
CorroN.-Spot cotton here was unchanged.
Sales, $40 bales for spinning and 200 delivered on
contracts. Mlddng uplands, l0c. against soc.
last year; New Orleans and Gulf, 10 25c against
$3.50. Savannah and ST. Louis advanced .l8c.,
and Mobile, New Orleans and Augusta. 1ic; New
Orleans sold 1900 bales. Liverpool declined
points the spot with sales Of 5000 bales futures
declined to points, but rallied and closed to
higher. Manchester was more active
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Jersey City, N. j.. Sept. IA. 1909
Dlatillers Securities COrpOratiOn.

u
Tho Board Of Directors OF this Corporation haS
this day declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
ONE PER CENT. 40 on the stock OF this Cor
Of record al o'clock P. NJ. October s. 1908. at
which time tho transfer books will be closed and
will remain closed until 10 A. NJ, October o. 1908
b. W. JONES, Asslstant Treasurer.
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To In ooreSs on the same will cease December
l. 1905 and tho principal Of the bonds Will be re-
deemed at this once on and after that date. plus
E. L. SMTTHERs, Assistant Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEGEST.


NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
New York, October 0. 1908
Thero has been this day declared dividend
Of ono and one eighth q 81 per cent on the capital
stock Of this company. payable November y. lsos,
to stockholders OF record on that date.
For this dividend. and also for the purposes
OF tho annual meeting OF stockholders. 70 DO hsld
November Q. 1903, the stock transfer books win
be closed at noon. october II. 1908, And reoponed
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, November 10. 1908.
z. T. NICHOLS. Secretary.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
New York. October II. 1909.
l4Oth Dividend.
A Semi Annual Dividend Of TWO DOLLARS per
share has been declared. payable Nov IA. 1908.
Transfer books will close October'81 IT II O'Clock
noon and reopen November II.
EDWARD T. PLATr. Trea~urer.
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AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sales of bonds lpar valuel. s2ele.ooO.
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Cotton Rises. Then Reacts-ForeiSners
Continue to Buy-Receipts Light
Liverpool Flrmer-SpOts Rising
Heavy Realizing-Wheat Easier on
Liquidation-COrn and Oats Firmer
-ShOrts COyer-COSYee ljD

bush. Standard white. 43,sc No. 2 white clipped
40; No. . mixed. NC. Rye was steady No:
Western, A7c. G. l. T. Buffalo. Corn was less active
on the spot. Sales. $4,000 bush. No. white
now. 62tc.: yellow, Hlac Futures closed lSc. &c
NC higher. Sales 90 900 bush. Prices as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-30

the Senate except that with reference to
the revision of the statutes, and that the
Senate was ready to receive any communi-
cation he might make.
Messrs Goodwin, Wilson and STABLES of
Cumberland. being appointed as a commit
Zee to notify the Governor, subsequently,
reported mat they had attended to their
duty and that the Governor informed the
the Senate such acts as had been signed
by him, and list of the acts and resolves
passed during the present session was
subsequently received from the Governor
The President informed the Senate that
the communication of the Governor was
addressed to the Senate and House; and
Mr. Rurleigh OF Aroostook. thereupon
moved that the communication be sent to
the House.
On motion of Mr.. Stetson of Penobscot,
the Senate adjourned.
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Financial.

Buy stock in the KAHCHDss MINING
COMPANY, TacOms, Washington.
Sufficient work has been done TO open
beyond a doubt that proper development
will place this mine with the Dutch Miller
and Monte Christie located In tho same
belt. which have paid millions In divi-
dends. Stock obtainable 1T the Beck
Clothing Co., free, Block, Dodd e Co,
Us Court 3d., Rooms q, "a, Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-30

SATURDAY, mdTCH 60, Two.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hope Of Au-
gusta.
Paper from the Executive Depart
ment:
Augusta, Maine, March %, 1903.
TO the Honorable House of Represen-
tatives:
Il have examined the resolve in fa-
vor of the town of Fort Kent for the
sum of $500. return the same here
with without my approval and desire
to submit for your consideration some
facts and figures in relation to State
finances.
1.-THE estimated income OF the State
for 1903 is about s2.100.O00 and for 1901
approximately $2,O00.000 a total Of 81
100000. Appropriations already made
and pending aggregate over s4.650, 900
an excess above probable income Of
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DEATH OF |. D. REYNOLDS.

Was Brother Of City Marshal and J.
D. Reynolds of Guthrie.
l.. d Reynolds, a brother OF II. II.
Reynolds ana J D. Reynolds OF this
city, a.sd last night at the Blesh and
Reed hospital as a result of an abscess
on the kidney Mr. Reynolds had been
i'll several months and last Wednesday
was removed from his home in Enid
to Guthrie upon the advice of a ply.
sician An operation was performed
which, while entirely successful, It is
believed was performed TOO late to
save HIS life
Mr., Reynolds came to Guthrie a.
the time Of the opening and had since
resided IN Lawton and Enid.
Besides the wife the deceased leaves
q sister Mrs. r. R. Moon Of Ponca
City, Ave brothers and father, all of
whom with the exception of the hitter
and a brother who is in Oregon, were
present at the bedside when death
came We feather. W. r. Reynolds
OF Newton, Vas, is confined to his
sct win sickness, and although he
was notified last night of the death Of
his son. it is thought that his condi
ton win be such that he can not at
tend The funeral The brothers c4 The
decease1 are William r Reynolds OF
Arkansas City James Reynolds Of
Oregon, J.. Reynolds Of Joplin, Mo-
D. D.. ana Chief OF Police Reynolds OF
Guthrie
The remains viii be taken TO Arkan'
aas city today where the funeral ser
vices viii be held tomorrow afternoon
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"No Man is Lost-There Is a Sure Cure
for Every Weak Man."--Dr. Ferris.
mine To give to whom I win and my works
go before me. Doubt mott ] ask no man
TO believe me but VIII give TO every weak
man free this priceless boon and it re-
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powerful vigur Of youth. With this mar
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voted to search through all the realms OF
science. and the archives OF the aucients
1t is possible for every weak man to have
for his own the glorious manly power, the
untiring vlgor and the long life OF the
patriarchs OF Bible times. With this mys-
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again BE- troubled with impotencN vital
losses, nightly emissions, spermatorrhea.
varicocele, prematurty, defective power
or lack OF vital energy.
Send me no money II Is my duty, guild
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ON earth-my life work to lift up the
fallen. heal the weak and cure the maim-
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send my message o. lave and peace and
health. l can save him and VIII save
him and restore him 10 many years OF
happiness and the impetuous vitality and
vigorous manhood Of perfect health and
youth.
are; Il matters not how Sou lost your
manhood or when you lost Il, II matters
not what doctors or SCORERS say Ahls IS
no Ordinary drug or stimulating methou
OF treatment but il is the vital spark OF
life itself, and it matters not how many
remedies and doctors have failed. I have
repeatedly and instnatly renewed the
youth ~ old men. My secret compound
never fails. / have often instilled into
iaded men new vitality, health and
strength For worn-out men I Have Oft
klndled I'm an instant, and TO stay the
sparkling vitality OF youth. Write me to-
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an about your case" My private
address IS pr G. Sargent Ferris No. SO.
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urge every weak man 20 come TO me for
Will give him undying strength, tile SUI
preme JOY and happiness OF perfect manli-
ness. My wondrous discovery has start
led the world by its miraculous effects.
yet ! seek not fame nor glory Il sufiiees
me II may be the humble instrument OF
Natures greatest power I'm bringing an
men into the enjoyment Of their true
manliness and ] do lt free In She time
allotted TO me here unon earth ] shan do
an that in my power lies 60 give my
feliow-men the benefit of this great secret
and my reward shan he In the knowledge
that have donc unto others as / would
shat others should do unto me-
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DID YOU EVER

Smoke a stogie cigar? We have just
received case direct from the maxi
ars al Pittsburg, Pa They cost but
little, and furnish long, sweet smoke,
for 8 cents; $3.50 per hundred get
some eight now
sportsmens' Goods.
Don't forget to call ANA have a look
at the new automatic snokeless car
ridge repeating pistol, shots
quicker than you can wink yohr eye,
and very accurate. Price $500.
$1,000 buys a good double barreled
freech loading gun.
oLsMlTH ARMS CO.
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I have discovered the marvellous secret
of perpetual lie and vigOr iu men TO
me IL has been given 90 bring the fallen.
weary. worn ont brothers The knowledge
If this priceless boon. and even 20 the
uttermost ends OF the earth | send my
message OF love and peace ana hope and
help. Unbelievers may sco6 and cry
fake hut ! heed them nor. My work
has just beruuaud I am saving men.
The secret Of this mighty healing pow
en- this vital life spark This marvellous
tonic nuid is known to me alone. II ls
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There will be a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Meridian Town
site and Right OF Way company, at
the Guthrie Commercial club, on Mon
day. November l6. at 1880 p. m Full
reports Of all officers viii be submit
tel and new board OF directors
elected
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wELcoMs. eAeLgs.

Guthrie takes pleasure in extending
welcome to the Eagles who will fore
gather within her midst this week and
our city feels honored in SO doing.
The Eagles, while probably the young
est among national fraternal organiza-
tions. has shown a remarkable growth
in membership. having Eyries estab-
llshed in nearly every city and town
of any size or Importance between the
two coasts. While cultvaung the
social spirit TO high degree, the
predominatins feature OF the Eagles,
individually as wen as an organiza-
tion, is the pervading spirit Of charity,
in caring for the sick and relieving
want ana distress That Eagle is not
a good Eagle who pinches the tail
Of the bird on silver dollar when
misery is present Practical charity
is the guiding principle Of tho Eagle
and he shows his devotion to this
tenet not only within the lodge room
bus his daily walk through life.
Again Guthrie extends welcome
thrice welcome. to the Eagles
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~rust that the promised relabila-
d ihe electro light plant may
as long Ia coming as The sree-
ui gas plant
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Fort Smith and Western Railroad Co.

Fcrt Smith and Western Railroad Co.
o. F. a. p d. Circular No 2S Fr
Smith, Ark November 7th, l903.
Eaale's Carnival, Guthrie, Okla,
Agents WeleetRa Junction to Meri-
dian. Okla inclusive For the above
celebration 10 be held at Guthrie
Okla, November OH 10 l4th- inclusive.
you may sell tickets a the open rate
OF one and one-third fare for The
round trip. Dates Of sale, November
9th 90 l4th, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit of November 10th.
Use tickets form K. r. j. = Glib
son, general passenger agent
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ola adage ;hat whore there is
theye is q way does nor seem
smoothly when ihe win is M
t's and The way Is Mf Bpyap IS
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an IN New York was sentenced
FAR 50 prison for q IS swindle
ist have dropped a counterfeit
tho collection basket
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American syndicate has bought
Popacatapetl just for the name
thiag.
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oman in Philadelphia who lsille
on the eve Of his wedding.
have had q vision Of vulcaaite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-11

J almost time for Mark Hanna
e another coughing spell in the
book.
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fad Of holding hie cotton, the
seems to be turning his cots
lsc and holding the money
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laVe observed that the man who
Irewd enough TO figure up Anns
the man wao won the election
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now up to the sage Of Princeton
Se a few sage remarks.
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e people are Sc unapprecIatiHe
hey Just have TO be 'clubbcd
describing for some papers.
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near that Mcclellan has swept
'orl, lie deserves TO be mayor
hat lob.
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ng to the movements OF Russia,
ar market IN China IS suffering
2yerproduction.
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'essor Langley's buzzard has
another mess OF greenbacks.
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For me Eagles masqae hall al
conventioa han tomorrow night may
be secured al the city han al any
time
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Dowie-Schlatter company will
next great combine.
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rles NJ schwab--the greatest
dver Of which history holds
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vote in Mississippi was exceed
ight--in number and in color
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ssia wants Chinese blood
an anaemic Diet
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gan says stocks viii GO up. Bet
short
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ARE YOU AGElNGl

DR.. Holmes used to say he
was seventy years young.
Some men are old at half
that figure.
Age is not in y'-ys. 1t IS
in the blood. SCOTS Emul-
sion helps to keep You young
by keeping your blood young.
by supplying it with an
abundance Of rich, pure, vital
nourishment; carrying con
stant life AID renewal t.
every fibre Of your body. i
wu helpyou to rob advancing
years cf half their sting
Wen eoi so sample roe eaoa iege,t
S.OIs s. uONNr 4oa pesd Street Ne Yo,1
Dr A w san crs territorial yet
.erinarian WAS i'm the city today.
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Booths must be all uckered out
5 time
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Alaska boundary seems to be
In water
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o 0 o o o 0 @ o o @ o O o o O @
q sEcaETAaY's OFFICE. o
o .
o 0 @ Q o Q o 0 o o o c o @ 0 Q O

A charter was issued today to the
North Star Mining and Milling Co., Of
Cooperton. Okla, with capital stock
of S2.OO0,000. The incorporators are;
Simson Watson. John II Maux and
William Leonard, all of Cooperton
Notarial commissions were issued to
the following
l. a. CARRIER OF CARRIER Garfield
county
II. p. Tod of Guthrie Logan eoun-
-
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many will now proceed to re-
he reform administration.
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One Of the first acts OF the directors
of the reorganized Commercial club
should be to inquire into the whyness
OF the wherefore in the delayed con-
of the federal building.
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colombians call ii a Paiama
on.
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send No Money-simply send Your Name
and Address and This Marvellous
Compound VIII Be Sent You By
Return Mall Prepaid and Alb
soiutely Free.
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ay be aut cleveland aut memo.
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.... SAVE WEAK MEN, Va
Have Discovered the Marveleus Secret
o. Perpetual Youth and Uhdyluu Man
" Vlpcr and Give " to You Free.

NY Mysterious Compound Startles the
World Win It's Wonderful Cures
With This Marvellous Secret No
Mand Can Grow Old and " is
Ny Mission OF Earth Hence
forth 10 Bring Al Jaded,
Worn Out Men to This
Fountain Of Youth.
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Dr A W san crs, territorial yet.
erinarlan, was in the city today
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q Q 8 Q 8 8 ooeo - 80 -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
BREAKFAST FOOD POISON MYSTERY.
Dead Man and His Partner Said to Have
Been at Swords Points

EIgin, ILL., April 24.-Rowland L. Morgan, of FL
gin. who died suddenly Monday at hs country
home. Pensacola, Fla, after eating breakfast
food from original package received by mail for
many years was employe of the Elgin watch
factory, and left Elgin about two years ago for
Florida He secured tract of land of thirty acres
on the island of Santa Rosa, few miles from
Pensacola. where he managed summer and Win
ter hotel Since leaving Elgin he had returned only
once, when il to answer indictments brought
by the grand jury charge of forging the name
OF the Recorder of Cook County. These charges
five in number, came to trial. and were
quashed by the statute of limitations and the fact
that no specific injury could be shown. The IN
dictments grew out of real estate transfer OF
property Elgin. just outside the Cook County
line Mr.. Morgan at time owned considerable
property in Elgin, but he disposed of everything.
including a fine home, before he started for the
South His family relations were excellent There
was no matrimonial trouble. SO far as known tte-
ports having reached here in the last year thaI
Morgan and his partner in business at santa Rosa
8 Colonel Tarbele at swords points: II is as
serted that the former secured possession Oh an
the property in some way, and had II recordeo IN
the name Of his wife Relatives know OF no one
u no would wish Norgans death Owing 70 H1s al
legged Questionable business dealings, he had
enemies, it is said. Morgan's wife and motheTT
merely tasted of the food, and barely escapeo
death