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New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
GOLD FOR EXPORT.
Tsoo Engagements Made, .1ggregat-
ING 5000 900.

Two engagements of gold for export were
made yesterday. aggregating 100000 OF this
FUN the National City Bank Will send 81 10000
which win go on the Kaiser Wilhelm II on
Tuesday. its destination being London. OF tnis
shipment the manager of the foreign exchange
department Of the National City Bank said:
u Is merely exchange transaction TIE market
Sc absolutely bare bills and rates are such tiat
u is bettsr - ship the gold. We arc resl Jahtor
fioa- ' "
The foreign exchange market was yer, strong
yesterday. Demand sterling closed al i $50 the
highes; Level IN 1he present movement and 20
points above Thursdays close, and the closing
rate for cables VAS 4SS70. 1t is understood that
The S2,50oo60 VIII ne shipped IN gold coin al
though the Assay once has on hand anout
s""e@oe In bars available for expectation Ex-
portalion Of gold AT this season is unusual and
IN view Of the :1ct that cotton bills In large
volume VIII soon lie offered it is not generally
relieved tSat the National City Banks operation
Is the beginning ~ IN export movement of ANY
large proportions.
The National Bank Of Commerce Yesterday
.lSlaieN Ni.'F1b" Ia gold coin for shipment 10
luna bJ to-day's steamer. Spever & % II ma -
se r-ineIn bcrcd. C"T. GavS ago maid o,cr "a A.
l'espalene. representing The Cuiau eovarDu,ert
= nttle over Sio'Hooo0 the first of three in
st,tiieIlts OF the Cuban loan recently placed
mere. This SlOoeOntl Mr. DcsnafenA ,,lsne 70
ship 10 Havana WITHIN the next fortniei,t
through the National Bank OF Commerce oa6
ne Nalcnal Ntly Bank the first shiD-.1enf heino,
tnat OF TOMORROW by The former institution a
-; I1IeS percentage OF the $4,000 coo ard
lofEn OF Soid coin. Of which there is a rather
scailtS SofSly IN the island Of Cpia
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
COAL STRIKE AGAIN PUT OFF.
Operators Ask to Have Question in Dispute
Put Before Judge Gray.

WiIkesbarre. Penn. Aug. 5.--At the meeting %
the Anthracite Board Of Cancellation held TO-DAY
at the request OF the miners. the operators pre-
sented a plan for the settlement Of the checl,
we!ghmen and cneck docking boss questions which
have caused so much trouble in the upper coal
fields. The operators ask that the entire con
troversy be submitted TO Judge George GRAY the
chairman of the Anthracite Coal Strike Commis-
sion. his decision TO be final and binding The
miners asked for time 10 consider TIE propostiop
and action was deferred until the next meeting Of
the board. which will be held here August u
In view of the fact that President Nichols of
District No United Mine Workers. in public
statement. proposed that Judge Gray the entire
strike commission. be asked to settle the question
II Is likely that the whole matter will evortraIlg
be submitted 70 Judge Gray.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
STRIKE AFFECTS CHICAGO BANKERS.
Packers Paying OFF Their Notes at the Rate
of 100000 a Week.

Chicago Aug 5--Chicago bankers complain that
the packing house strike Is having most serious
effect on the local money market. Millions of dol
lars that under normal business conditions would
be used by the packers now piling up in Chi
cago banks and threaten TO depress interest rates
The packers are heavy borrowers under normal
conditions. not alone IN Chicago. but all over the
world They carry loans and notes ageregatlng
nearly 100000. OF this sum about $50 00Oo0J is
carried by Chicago banks. and since the beginning
of the strike business has contracted much that
instead Of borrowing the packers paying off
loans and taking up notes.
A prominent local banker estimates that the
packing companies have paid off $4,000 000 Of their
loans III Chicago since the beginning OF the strike
and that they beginning to retire their obiga-
tions at the rate of 81 100 a week
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
NO BEEF SCARCITY. THEY SAY.
Not Even if the Strike Comes, Declare Local
Butchers-Public Need Not Worry.

NJ Stern, Of Joseph Stern & Sons independent
butchers. Of West Fortieth-st.. told a Tribune re-
porter yesterday that even If the men went on
strike in Manhattan, there need be no fear of
scarcity of beef
We are killing heavily" said Mr. stern and
have considerable beef on hand. Beef IS now al
most down TO normal prices wholesale. The
best beef has gone down one cent pound We
selling to-day at almost normal prices There
IS no scarcity of beef and public has been
frightened unnecessarily. We have just finished
hve new beef coolers, which arc stocked with from
two thousand to three thousand cattle. hanging
there. We are killing about hfty-hye cattle an
hour. and have no difficulty IN getting cattle.n
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
PETITIONS IN BANKRUpTcy.

The following petitions in bankruptcy arong those
fled Yesterday:
ADoLrK L GoETTING sufrern. RockIana County.
liabilities $3l76 $50 The principal creditor is +
g tioetting. 81 ole
DAVID MURRAY Kingston y Y itebDi,ts.
Si56I; SIPS
Schedules Of CASE Law COMPANY SHOW dohts
o. ssfG. asses. $3.50 The principal creditors are r
~ Her1anaez SGG6S. summer A Ely. s. 5@3 Frank =
tscon sSs; john r Pool s.. Tho asects eorrist
of plates q: printing. 81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
AMMoN LOSES HIS AepsAl

Albany Aug. Robert A Arorno, .,,,,-,.,.s - g,
sentenced 10 serve net less thar 80 - ~ 90
-. man iocr years and six months IN State
~ .oF Receiving $1,000 Of Tho raoney collected
rs William KILLER in the so-oalIe1 1r-.,t,,i- -
~. - or oI Brcokiyn must serve ou: lis sentence
''sht OF the lower court without cainion. '-|e
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Friday. Aug. 5, 1904.
ARRIVED


steamer Baltic tBr1. Smith, Liverpool july q and
n0d ta4 passengers malls and mdse Arrived
t..c Bar 1890
steamer Csmpania from Liverpool snd Queenstown
Southeast OF Fire Island As
Steamer III Dia Mason. Galveston July 81. % the
Southern Pacific Co with mdse. Left Quarantine
steamer FL Rio Parker New Orleans July 81 to n.
Southern Pacific 90 with mdse. Left Quarantine at
steamer El Pasp Patton New-Orcans July 81. to ,hs
a II
steamer Chattahoochec Dreycr Savannah August 2,
the occar So Co with passengers and mdse Left quar-
artne 4:3S Z IN.
steamer Jamestown. Hitler Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the Old Dominion IS 90. with passengers and
mdfe Left Quarantine ut 22S
Chesapeake peapo. Baltimore. II Foster,
with Udse Left Quarantine at 40 m.
C1vde 8 ro with mdse Passed in Quarantine at 5.43
2 IN.
Stcare- Tallahassee" Asklns Boston. 60.
with mdsc Passed In Quarantine at
Steamer OH Dcmrion, Burton. Boston 10 the Joy So
Co. with posssnEera and mdss Passed in Quarantine
stearer IAandor tNori. Olsen Bayvert y F. July Al
the Newfoundland Exploration 60. with copper
Arrived at the Rar az 1o'Ao m.
SANDY Hook. J. Aug Wind cam: clear
SAILED.
Steamers Bfrost ,svedp. st John r. oteri. Port
antonio Jam: celtic tBc Liverpool. Pensacola Balti
and Galveston Antia tBrl Nassau p. Excelsior.
Philadelphia. Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News.
Acue Ger nagua TaCme I lie Satrustegui tSpanl.
0adiz barcelona. Tcnnysou tBr Psrnamhuco Bahia
RIO tirande Brunswick Mobile: Fumnense
Jacksonville; Tallahassee. savannah Royal Exchange
tErl. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The1 following satisfied judgments were among
those filed Yesterday, the first name being that OF
ihe debtor the second that Of the creditor. ana
date when judgment wa fled.
S;rsd' S, Ihonss FL Dady Jaiy ]. :so;....... sa4c
% ia,5 'eNing Co--J r Taylor. eNr; Ap1l.
Ssns~y- II .....,... ii577
ssme-P Tsric,,tU4a ana ano; June D. leol 3.965
S-1.e-E; : T.15 AtFiN = iSl3, -------.-.-. T3i
--~--' OC--Jet ~. los5
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset Il rs Moon "a
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 2:O4 Island I:i2H Gate 3:o4
PM-sanly Hook 2:52 Gov Island 2O5He Gate s;6s
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

In addition about ten thousand helpers viii he
thrown idle directly and many mechanics in
directly by the strike The gravity Of the situa-
ton brought many members Of the employers
association who had been living in summer
homes TO this city 10 live. They viii remain
here while the fight lasts. A press committee
was appointed yesterday it is thought the
struggle viii be a long one.
Some of the strikers who were seen yesterday
did not know or forgot what they were striking
for. The strike began with demands on Mr
Mcdonald. of the subway. but later when the
equipment Of The subway was started. the dis
putes were brought under the jurisdiction Of the
Building Trades Employers Association Pres
ident Charles L. Eidlitz Of the association said
yesterday:
After the Building Trades Alliance III g4 gas formed
Us oelesales oeinaiQed rom al. 2 one
was being done by the Brotherhood Of Painters
1Sainters when was In the Central Federated
Union. participated in the agreement between that
Eoeistior % The % %Amslgamsted painters Society
was .n the Central Federated Union, and
TO the members OF the Building Trades Employers
Association with various grievances. which might
men instead Of members Of the Electrical Work
meeting the sections of the third rail Il was
explained that this work was always done by
1aborers. but 10 avoid trouble the firm 10 which
This work was sublet by the General Electric Com
Other grievances were met in the same way, but
the alliance wanted a strike, and the strike
ordered behalf Of the Amalgamated Painters
Society.
Since the trouble was threatened Mr. Nc
Donald has kept iE touch with the employers
association. Mr.. Eidlitz said he told by Mr.
Mcdonald that there nothing in the stories
that the subway was far from completed. He
declared that IL could practically be operated at
any time Mr Eidlitz, who had an electrical
contract for the power house also said the work
ENas practically completed. and that none but
union men were employed.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments we're among those Alad
yesterday the FIRST name helns that OF the debtor
Bates. thas Ar Colgate. ............... SG;,
t1yaia I'ealy 'o-Heo A ruler Co .--..-..- $3.50
Nicoli B~njanin ard Emma J Richardson. adm
ID " g Hair and sno, cos.s. .-,...-.-.......- 81
IHanN. SuIrrt' S-J RAYMOND. prest etc.. So
Na-o'irs- Aerj@mn E-N u Young ard ano..... Il 90
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

The unions officially notified Of the lockout.
with the number of members are now as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Registered 1t tire rooms Of the Merchants As
soe,ation
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WeFrrn Warbfaub Balm.

drat in2tait y. 1pptmbsr l0A
Siss pstluNsn SiGsase %tatien, nj, ioiat:
fApttA.
40 ftiib = SdnsRpoh, sauptliHts. easerstpDh
Wapnssbore. u. 4 N. 9abn uno BEN Gaosn.
iuo aasstnpmmsn Eonuiaq5 y. o. y. Re
Sbambsssburo. Wartiussura uno @tn1efr.
ii25 Nbsnos N,tum. nap unionageieos.
1daltd. usatne Seuutagl
TBS Irib - Uott. Y. 4 .. Din. uno oaustlinis
otti@l psu Gmorp @rOut. Carlisle uno y. & 3,
r.. ".
s.25 sOrn. saupttinie, eaotrstOpn. sbtppsnss
bnrs. 6rsosrid, Gmmilsbuta mo u. & w. w.
bis GltfeH.
i0,l2 gorm. Alton. NAB Unions Bridge, 9ssf
Ado tSettpsbura.
225 gadnl. = a,ton,. nab liaions grisut.
as Ta@nt. - atfou. nah emOtp @rop,. .. b
~. Sio, iop.s Oort.
AS Wahm. - Srprsk ra5 @ianeon. @:fntins
fer. Ntpsseinoior, uniouIsttpes uno bans wts
Tom. bis saatrstopni tsrutr Jrtsttid. easmitss
burg uno Sbippensbura Cpdrtors0arl.
kll Rahm. - dffoH. mao gmofp 4seee.
'54s Ra4n. - 2imitso Hab Usrf, panepu sae
GETTYSBURG. tYariotseat1
BIZ Nbtnps 49, Ntion. nat ltuieHs9rto9t.
800 absnos - alton. nab Gmorp Wfsps.
Rur SoHutdas
935 gorm. alton. mao ilHisn gsioss sns
~soaaopst.
2.3D Nabn. - siff9m. mad unioasesisst.
4.f0 Rabn, - aiism. nah gmotp Srope.
. Saiiea uiht au Qsnnipipontasdvs sStatien an.
siatis une @~:padi9ar,aa, 215 citseaItlmsro
Gitabt.
3het batitn cui ilnion,, Hsunipfrinis ap.nuss
6ulion' mo WalbsostsS Station an.
y. y. @rispoto @en. 1raffi; mgr.
.. W ocpttt Sen. Y<i sassHt
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Wer9au!s' umo GiuerS'
Transportation 60.

Dad 9cfen unb BEN often: iebsn Wcn.
tag, Gisnlaa GcnnerNas unb Samfaa,
Atents 6 lltr.
Rad Yrcpibtnee uns eem S1en: jebtn
3ittwef, 3rsitag unb Senntag, Ntens 6
tltr.
Na6 Sapannab unb hem Glten: jettn
Iiennaa. Tcnneraas uno Sam0as,
Attnes q lltr.
Mah Weippcrt Tsms unb @crfelf: tag,
lid UNI q uer Mttnbs.
Vile prn Gapannab fabrenten Dampitr
SUB bon WeR Salts Mpenue. i
unabtrtrtflihe DISQUALIFICATION unb
Settaisnna.
Srraidtti9e Gtrlatune unb iAnt1e Bt-
forberung pcn GraGt.
u. 6. @ittinaba m. aatnt,
Gasannab.W erfte.
p.N. 1urner, 0..Y..N.
u. .. Stttttnt, 0..W.
0rnerat. Slrtau Nr. Goa, Wcrh.g barlts.
Ctr. Graht. nnb gaHase.gdreau: ri.
22l. EtR.SalfimOrtAStr Ql3t&S)
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t~SatrplansW snperuna.

O"piP'"us <tHpttuHY.
Cincinnati une ct. qonis, taalih, Conn
taBs ausgsncmmen, pon Mt. 8cYal. Station
um S.45 Mcrsens. Yon GamccnsS Station
um 8 tlbr Mcrsens.
Walbimgton, As Minutsn, auassnummen
Sonhtaas. Ron Mt. Npsal.G taticn Inn
ll.55 Tcrmittass. BON Gamesn. Citation
UNI Y ubr WittnsS.
@albinsten. erprsb. ausssnvmmsn Conn
tags, bon ut. NpYalsS Citation um 1.55
Morseas, bon GamptnsS Citation nm 2 lltr
Mcrsens.
giast.Yaredur: -Rorbmea. Gdt Gtarles.
unp Saratcaa. TRACE (y. W. Is. n. Suil.
eing) 526 Yrcabpas, Wrunt &ppal.
citation peer Gambler Statipn.
8. 9. Martin. @Dr. yaG. Srafft.
6. W. 8~affett, @en., yaG. .Nsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Tnr 9amen.

Oas Eclectic Damon. G6neieer : Syifen
ii lsiht 81 e,lsrnsn, foart ietr ipenis une
III cine sfc6e grlparni6 fir sic BET Der
9nfertiauns Sbrcr 6lsirer. Die Shult II
jsBt StSTntt. ShIier fir @ttnehalsn
wtrbtn anssnommsn. setssn Ssrinaunasn
psnts man fih an ". 5abtrs, Nr. ia
Norp. et~arlssarabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

u7NNHapeIls,, Wt., Hg0aa SIaI,0W 1i9V SytI0'
TAGS, A15. Is ~ Vabri, $500 Nbtnbs,
gtgiaFtR GoulptHsS taiion nab Grsnerid, IL3S.
1000 8orm., N15 Born. = !l.2l IO NM '3.5S
Iin$,ff. 70 sOrm.. $3.50, 49,, $500 Ra&'
mittaOs.
Sneottseitp uno DIT. xiTp. 9oeai, !735, BIB
porm., !l.25, A.3O, 1915, $50, +li,3j Ab.nus.
Curtis eab, 70 q Ut emittaqs.
qurar. Wt. Ropai'S %tntiou, '256 Watm. Sans
h.p.Etntieu 81 O0 Enduittnaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Winf's &cttI,

1924 CitsgatiimcttsStr . - Simmer oil
esrren iu ptrHtietben. 5siuiis gsircHfe II,
Weine. rYars8ici egGueycis~Yier. 0as
Sdus II. Stibpsrtin.@ 6hei.s3d.: li24 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Nrtbnr W. Wubian,
IL Wslt. Gsntre. Strabs.
Baltimore 9ampf : Ya6et 50.
cutie uno suvsrIdiGse 8akeinls.j
Die 8tr. eianttutnon hsInrnkrnA

Die Der. etadttaspot befouptrHb.
9snp'r fabtsn iaslib, Sonntass ausstnomm.u.
bon -9dpfeintsspirs, 1913 giebtsettabt, go
gibtnbs, eIrtft naA Oh qoiat Comfort, 4ortoH,
9stismouib uH, al:n gHaittn es 9Hbsns. Der.
%bincang in Oh pOinl Comfort nit e. 4 @. 81,
%itababn' rad HitmOao. S,rbinouns in yorts,
rhoaib nit CEN .etasoars Wiz Cine. islieea 3uo
bot Portsmouth nab Tiinnta. an Rorfoff 0ers
biHounl nit br sGit.antis 6eait Clint. Yorjett
une Carolina, Rorioti nHD iusii&, QorIoli unp
iD;itlib mo .Sio Dominion since nab Ns,pbtrn
mo Waibinaton. R.sG.
Wablf!stu na6 turepdtfa:m Diane. qurur 1911.
RalitisnJimmsr. f:tfiriibs gtitubtumo, Tam,ib..
snHs, Roitn irti. Msisrpirit 6aiatsasimw,r int
@ustfehrtau BET sgsp.eint," qt. 1903, ChsNattts
mor'sSifabe. 9slfpbons q ( y. 81. poul 1895
Wtnrpiano. eeartrane 49,, Wibansb's, Is Rere.
EtaritSsSirabt, uno @areau ss: .Staboars Wt
eint,' esntinsrta! 3tuh 60. gaifpins..
JDbn X. Zhrrwcpe, e. rom.
Bstrvi.u 0'ens yianaser. @ea. 6aiasiersa sent
tStI2I
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1884 Oa=6aDttttfr Il a.iiprnia n Chic
9Bsiue. S:rianum .na0sIp a@crm0aiGs
500, 81; .Nae, Nyb, at .llat sStrttn son
Oftsgalts.s; .Opa.en Send. 5. a0.e.s;
pDlstauarb. llnipn 13a, e,dls 81 rtrm!tiDtn
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Waltimnrer staotsaorekund 1901.
Cine Meijc nah 9rutidlano,

I'M bic gselt recr rad ireeno sinem 2beil
Ter 8elt %arransirt. @eifttiIete ilbsr a1e
Sabn. unb Dampfer'einicn. 8tep. %.
Itener 6 8 o., ia Sf'Serinstcn'Sir,
(266-)
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7ol.. TOT aouibashsSirabt. 8tablanoioipn
8tinfs 9Geine uHo S'au6rt. - Ter ces
iiiuosrt Crt dnf Der Gtps. - Sit btttn
9oolz4arlpr3 in sistiaRnioiun. Qrpmrts
ptoisnuns. tIttl-)
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Rue. Serssr'5 Nefaurant.
Ifsf.tk sHoHF -.,aU.

TVV'f ~NNEE-IENEk
nabs otr Gtfihsn Yolt3ct.S ;atien. War.
uaer 2urib ppn T. bis , ubr genmitioQs.
@itbne,'s unibtrirsifli6ts 9iu i'm
Rlsf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24
Narslanb & VenniplbaniasG iiep.
6atWsGumbuumie.

8dJ, ptriaHsu Rsrib fasenles uHs cafsstrasss
etaitsrsn an Nebsniasen Ha& 3tla:r no. g.s0
gsrm.. 80, AS. 800 atsnss. Rae EeIts IS
porH.. I'm. AS Radm
Qaa gsrt 7O Born. 32o Radm. eeuuts.s
nab Delta $50 germ.. 400 1atm.
GeaHiass nab Stlait 7.3e. go gsrm., 8oa
I25 9shm.. 500. ll.4 NbsHee.
g w. 6ittG Observation-Disclosures
Gspl-f
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Canton naN liablanStown.
0harleA San,t mennurant.

aombaros uHb 3. Sigdbe, &!pblanbtoirn.
Ei, i~tiniieu GfttGnfc alr girt-9ols
tduoia ueu tipeTItitt. Gin 9einh efltr
mtinu GgtuuD; INV ots pu5lifims I'M
Nasemtinsn itris p.GipHm,R. t1ttl-)
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Gmitb, @cif mnt 2Dpms.
Gtitftiv. Ycti.eisQ(atntur.

OtttIItV' PVtt6ttSWStH'"'
1empcrdres Bureau, RippIe Bull,
hing 7 @sRs Clap Ctr. Ollie @el&dfit'
firens rerfdwieetn. p. 3. Dor COL
% m. .. Qyons, Wanastr.
(42-l
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pNopat Stme ."Stnie
mad, Vbitae sfpbta uus Wsp eicrf.

Chipdri:. gst. Gdmbsh. gsrl. ut. 8cpa.
e@lais IL spsiis.. iaslid ITg5 ., " 500 az
guitst.parlcr SaHsam. 90. 9l9 Y. 924 Y.9
4eriot. ftar, aasesn. 81. 1910 .. u 10 - ..
yatlsr, 9iHe. ....tagiih LIS u. y laD u.
sAopal elmttts.# Hut DuimansS Sue,
9uffsf.e motor, 9arist. Cbitrp1tieas, II. Spsiit'
geasaons ........ 9aali6 $40 q. y 353 N.
Variorba, Boil, ause. 81, 455 y, 500 Y. 9
Dario,, 3iatt.... 1aslih geo Y. 6.0l v. s
Gea6es Qbiia..... daalid 800 u. 9.0 VIC
eaiailp 1870. 1dsli1 1880 U. 1874 VI. i.
2ofalrS bia fuaaeeu rad 9etpsNorf Itriig Inm
0ebraub In Wt. MepatsSiaiion nm 1000 Ntttes.
tanitts6itp, taoiih.
-.aa. 8iss baltsu in Wilmington. 6. bait In
Gbfhtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-24

euerrf's Monumental Scufe.
2smbate' uHs s. Stgabe, Slablahptoirr.
eseeniiber Der rMenumtHtdlaerduerei.'
1deIi6 btibt Map!jeitsH aui 9ttt1are.
@utsr btiBu mn talitF 2anih. Gttie;
ptat.s{eiepboR Ct. Qaul 1916 ..
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~. uhs G'TrmhtisS Gentsn.
Ssraa,nis' pau, tlr Ntr''ns nne We'
Ssinrihs Giirifts 1r. "a, 8. II. 9.,E
Gsink, @etranfs, Gb,i, Tel. 3514 Q. QSl
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6amturs amerifa- einie,
81 Vrodpmap. Nsw 2lorf.
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Otto %. uurt's s,,ou,ort.

1441, ". s6eHtga,sg tet., edt Sli5ttsSig.
nauptquaTtisr Ger sseigb;.m StE,goGt 3ir,
). Bert. .. q. Of y" ~9triamriuuq'n
ieoen Woataa Hb,u0. = 7ttiur. @eirenit.
9Barmer 2unih tGalib.
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1904-09-15

ler, Y. f. Blankenbaker, j. Wood
cock, Thos. Connolly, Frank Chest
nut, J. Fl. Roberts, w. r. EARLY, w.
G. BroadWater, i. Newman. L. X.
Devlin, Thos. Dineen, G. w. Gardi-
ner.
On motion of Mr.. Duer, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by
Unanimous vote:
Resolved, That the delegation from
this county to the state convention be
instructed to present the name Of
David G. Browne as a candidate for
the nomination for state treasurer,
and that they use all honorable means
to secure his nomination for that
office.
The committee on resoluti ons sub
mitted it's report as follows:
We, the democrats of Chouteau
county in convention assembled, de-
clare ourselves in sympathy with the
principles advocated by the democra-
tic party and set forth in it's national
platform. That we congratulate our
county, state and national democrats
for their consistency, honesty and
loyalty to the cause and the support
they have given the country in Civ
ing free voice and prosperity to its
people.
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We commend the record made by
our honest and able governor, the
Honorable ]. X. Toole, who has fear
lessly and fairly proved himself
worthy of trust and the honor con-
ferred upon him by the people Of the
greatest state in the whole union.
We, are in favor of legislating for
the people as a whole, that all may
receive equal benefits and which will
promote prosperity. We pledge the
legislative nominees of this cOnven-
tion to support the fellow servant bill
that railroad employees may protect
themselves from unjust exactions at
the hands Of railroad corporations.
We believe in more economical
state and county administration and
trust that the people will support the
movement made by the democratic
party to reduce the county's expendi-
lures. We also recommend more fire.
quent elective changes in some of our
county offices to further this end.
We point to the fact that Chouteau
county's public expense for the past
year has aggregated S134 1000, under a
republican board Of commissioners,
and but little public work can be
shown as a result.
Therefore, we appeal to the people
OF Chouteau county to rally under the
democratic banner to the end that a
rousing victory be realized in Novem-
ber.