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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

New York. June 30.-The Herald
prints the following from its Washing.
ton correspondents:
That President ooseveh should de
clare soon that he will not be a candi-
date for the Republican nomination IN
1908 is the desire of certain aspirantS
Tor that honor. Senator FAIRBANKS
practically is an avoWed candidate for
the head Of the ticket four years hence,
and Secretary Shaw. Senator Foraker,
Elihu Root, Governor Odell and Sec
rt.tary Taft are all said 10 be in line.
It is realized that if the Republicans
are successful next November it Will
be r,R80scveIt's first election to the
presidency. Evidently ii is feared by
those who want to lead in 1908 that he
might seek the nomination again on
the ground tlfat. .inasmueh as he was
forced 10 take the vice presidential
nomination in 1900 aud became presi-
gent by accident, the traditional third
txrm prohibition is NOT brought into
question,
President Roosevelt is taking every
precaution in this campaign to spike
doubtful states and to prevent weaken
ing of those already Republican. II
is deemed likely that some of the party
leaders will urge that it is political
necessity for him to assure the country
that he has no idea of seeking the nom
ination again if elected this year. WIN
such a declartiOn from him the asplr-
ants for the Republican nomination
could begin Strengthening their fences.
Senator Fairbanks declined to be
vice presidential candidate at Philadel-
phia in 1900 because he wanted to mead
the ticket in 1904. Immediately after
ward he began his campaign and al
ready had talked frankly on the sub
ject to big party men, when. President
McKinley's assassination made Mr..
Roosevelt president and the loglcai
candidate for this year. Mr.. Fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
MUM 3 ER rg

new pastor Of the FIRST u. +. CEgrca.
Friday night, July I Al y T. o'cloc
and We hereby emphat'ealI} state saaa
said society has nothing whateger. H.
do with this reception. except hat ~
desir" the presence Of all HE ladies' -
this society who See dt to come a.
well as the entire chufch and an it3
organizations and their friends. wa5
wish TO take advantage Of a nice r4f@
ical treat and quiet social gatheriHr.
MAIN STREET EPNORTH LEAGUE
c. @. Huber, President.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
+ 1. + I. i. 1. I. 1. /. /. 1. I. I. + + 4.
AMUSEM TENTS.
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Despite the threatening weather a.
large crowd saw the performance ot
the Boston Ideal Opera company at
Forest park last night. The play pre-
sented was the fayorte "Olivette,"
and the first performance of the play
meriled much applause The corr.
pany will continue to show at the par1C
during the week. The price OF at.
mission has been reduced to 30 cents
for all parts Of he house "Olivettea
will be produced again tonight. and
Friday night Martha" will be the bill.
Seats will be on sale Friday morn.
ING al L. 3 Coons drug store for the
Glenwood Stock company's perform-
ance Monday night, July +, at Forest
park. Prices Of admission, 80 cents
for adults, 25cents for children. No
extra charge for concert or fireworks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
Japanese Advancing in Force.

Hal Cheng. June 3o.-The Japanese
are continuing to advance from Stu
Yen and Feng Huan Cheng.
Gen. Oku is also moving north from
Senu Chen. Gen. Samsonof is con
testing his passage, but is not Offering
serious resistance.
The Japanese force advancing from
the Mo Tien pass is composed OF at
least three rpgiments and ten batteries
of artillery. A force of equal strength
is advancing from Fen Shui pass. on
The hish road 10 siao Yang. The flank
movement on the latter is supported
by column marching from Saim-
al sZa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS.

Al the regular meeting OF the J. Ed
Murray camp. United Confederate Vet
erans. held al the courthouse Tuesday
night, the following officers for the en.
suing year were elected: Gommand-
er. i. S. Bell; vice commander, W. l..
DeWoody: second vice commander,
thomas Green: adiulant, &. G. New
man: quartermaster, J. p Knox; cons
missarv. w. n. Bradburry treasurer,
]. b. Trulock; SURGEON. Or. \. b. Lov-
ing, chaplain. Rov. John T, Carr en-
sign. D. Foley The camp is in a
flourishing condition. aud Very few
deaths have been reported among the
members during the past year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
RoPE PARTS: MoB's PREY SAVED
Chief Actor in Lynching Bee Owes
Life to Rotted Strand.

Co!insyille \. J. June .32.--lo q
lo'ted strand in Manila rope does
Frederick lluehaon owe his life. He
vas ha@eed by mob after he had
boon showered with ice water and
whipped with straps. When the vic
tiia#was swinging the mob left, salts
fed its work was complete. The rope
parted before life was extinct and
I!ushson will recover His attentions
To the fourteen-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. J. r. Hodges occasioned the
mobs attack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
A RUSSIAN DEFEAT
AT Hal CAENG is REPORTED ANn
JAPs CONTINUE TO
ADVANCE
1t Is Also Reported That the Russians
at Ia Tche kiao Are Hur.
riediy Retreatne
1t Is Also Reported That the Russian
FORTS NEAR PIT. ARTHUR TAKEN

Tien Tsin, June30.-It is reported
that the Russians were defeated about
sixteen miles east of Hal Cheng, and
it added that owing to the rapid ad
vance of the Japanese the Russians at
Tia Tche kiao are hurriedly retreating
north, fearing to be cut off.
AS reported from Hal ChenS yeSter-
day. fighting occurred June 26 and p
southwest of Ia Tche koa. resulting
in a Russian defeat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
COMPOSER OF DIXIE" DEAD.
Dan Emmett Passes Quietly Away at
Mt Vernon.

Columbus. O., June 30.-A telephone
message received last night from Mt
Vernon O.. announced the sudden
old time minstrel and famous as the
composer of Dixie" Emmett was
about eighty Years old. His last pub
lie appearance was made about four
wears AGO when he toured the states
with a minstrel company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
DEATH OF J. M. REiNBERGER.

Irving Reinberger was called to St.
Louis Wednesday by the illness OF his
father, J. NJ Reinberger, who died
Wednesday night. Mr.. Reinberger
was eighty-two years old and was we'll
known in this city. The remains were
taken to Little Rock last night and
will be buried there today in the Jew
ish cemetery at that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
DECLARES HE IS CHARLIE Ro83.
Philadelphia Vaseant Says lie Es-
capped From Lumber Canp.

Philadelphia, June Ca. tramp ar
rested in an empty he#se near the
Ross House in Germantown today de
clared that he was tha long-lost Char
lie Ross and had escaped from lum-
ber camp in Michigan, where he was
kept a prisoner for many years. He
said he had always been known as
Ross Wright. Under that name he was
sentenced for yagrancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
MEYER COOK DEAD.

Meyer Cook died al his home al Ne&
Madrid. Mo. Wednesday after an i'll
ness Of four weeks The remains viii
he brought to Pine bluff and will be
inferred in Bellwood cemetery Friday,
al 10 a. m DR.. ]. S. koratieId VIII
conduct the funeral services Mr..
Cook formerly resided In Pine BlGif.
and had many friends here. Two
brothers survive him. Nathan Cook OF
Pine Bluff and Henry Cook Of Cincin-
matt, formerly of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
INVITATION.

We take pleasure in announcing
that the Consumers Ice plant will be
in full operation on Monday, July a.
1904.
All stock holders in PARTICULAR. and
the nuhlic oene~allv. are cordaflv in
vited to visit the plant on that day
and inspect same.
Yours resnectfullv. etc.,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Consumers Ice and Coal Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
VERY HEAVY STORMS
ARE REPORTED FROM VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
ON WEDNE SDAY.
Houses Blown Down, Corn ara Fruit
injured, ard Other Damage
Reported
NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED
Reported

Strong winds aud heavy rain storms
were reported at various points
throughout the state Yesterday. extend
ing all the way from TnXarkana to
Fort Smith. There was .strong wind
al Fort Smith and Van Buren. but no
3-story furniture house was unroofed
and several thousand dollars damage
resulted by The flooding of every floor
by an unusually heavy rain. At Ozark
two houses We're partly unroofeG and
the contents damaged. and consider
able injury to frilit and fruit trees and
corn was reported. There were re-
ports of two houses blown down at
Coal Hill and one at Dover Attempts 5
TO communicate With these places were
futile, owinG 90 the wires being down.
No human lives were lost. as far as
could he learned. but a COW was struck
by lightning an killed at Eureka
Springs. The storm seemed To be
mostly north and south of Little Rock
i no reports OF damage coming from
other points than those named
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
PLANS MAKING
For the Remodeiing Of Merrill
institute.

Nessre. J l. scodeld state socre,
tary of the Y NJ c. A; Fred B. Shjp0,
international railroad secretary: 5. ".
Moore of Little Rock, and Geo. z. b'W-
CESS of Stamps, are in the city today
with Architect Theo. NJ, Sanders. max
ing plans for the remodeling of the
Merrill Institute for the Y. N, c. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
PANTHER UNDER ORDERS.
Will Go to Port Az Prince to Demand
Punishment of Palace Guards.

Berlin, June 30.-The German gun.
boat Panther, now at Newport News,
has received orders by cable to SAL
for Port Au Prince Immediately.
The sailing of the Panther for Port
Au Prince is due to the decision OF
Germany TO insist on the punishment
of the palace guards. who recently
threw stones at the German and
French ministers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
NEW ZION CITY FOR NEW YORK.

Highland Falls, n. Y, June 90
John A, Dowie came here in a special
train from New York today and ac-
cording to reports, purchased some
land near Fort Montgomery for the es
tablishment of new Zion City
Dowie was accompanied by some rail
road officials After viewing the prop
erty the party returned to New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

It would appear that confusion has
arisen through the use of the words
Mo Tien pass" in Gen. Kuropatkin <
dispatch of June -. The Mo Tien
pass is known as the Gate OF Muk-
den" and is easily located. but the
loops would not be likely to advance
ioa, as they would have TO move near
~ one hundred miles. On the other
east of Hal Chcng and about forty
miles from that town. 1t is possible
when Mo Tien pass was mentioned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
Japanese Captured Kin Chau.

!.ondan June 3o.-The Toxic CORE
sponaenl Of the Daily Telegraph says
that severe fighting took place at Kin
Chau on June -. which resulted in
the capture Of that place on the morn
inc OF June 2G by the Japanese.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
TO SUPPORT CLEVELAND
Western Pennsylvania Delegates Are
Deaf to Pleading OF Voters.

Pttshnre, June 3o.-Western Penn
slyania delegates to the Democratic
national convention are being impor
trred bv Democratic voters here to
vote at ST. Louis for Grover Cleveland
to head the Democratic ticket One of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
A CORRECTION.

There seems to have been some mis-
take in the announcement in the pa
pers, that the Woman's Home Mission
airy society would join the Epworth
league in giving a reception to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
SAYS CLEVELAND is THE MAN

Washington D. c., June :,o.-Jchn
r Mclean of Ohio predicts the non-
ination of Grover Cleveland by the st.
.ouis convention. His prediction was
made at conference between himself
and Senator German Of Maryland. For
mer Governor Smith of New Jersey
and Col. Guftey of Pittsburg.
As Mr.. Mclean controls forty SIX
delegates from his state. his talk Is
full Of meaning.
.CleveIand is an old rEia9ceros
Mr.. Mclean IS reported to have sad
but he is the only man that can VIII
out this wear He IS the best vote
getter in he Democratic party, am
he is the only man in America that
can beat Theodore Roosevelt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
THEY GET S17,952
ANNUAL ALLOTMENT MADE BY
WAR DEPARTMENT TO
STATE MILITIA.
Apoortjonment Is Made According to
Number of Men in Militia of the
Several States.
LESS THAN THAT OF LAST YEAR.
Several States.

Washington. June 30.-Acting See
retary Oliver of the war department
has made the usual annual allotment
of the $l.o00,ooo appropriated by CON
gless to provide arms and equipment
for the organized militia of the United
States.
Among the apportionments are the
following: Arkansas, Sl1,952 Loulsl-
ana $17.952, Mississippi 1891, Okla
homa. $l3. los.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The fund of $11,952, apportioned to
Arkansas by the war department as its
share OF the S1,oo0,000 appropriated
annually for the benefit OF the militia
OF the various states under the provl-
sions of the Dick bill. is several thous-
and dollars less than the amount re-
ceived last year hut this is explained
by the fact that Arkansas received last
year in addition to her share of the
81 600 600 appropriation a considerable
fund. which was due under he law lit
operation before the passage of the
Dick bill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

Mayor White says that since the
adoption of the new scavenger ordl-
nance aud The inauguration of the new
system of cleaning the streets and al
lcNs he dump carts of the city have
hecn kept busy in the business portion
Of th" city but VIII he sent around the
residence portion in few days. The
dump wagons haze been cleaning all
the streets and alleys in the business
portion, and the business men are eX-
peeted 10 keep them clean. The same
policy viii be followed ont in the resi-
dpnce portion. and after he city is
thoroughly cleaned the wagons viii
have no trouble in making REGULAR
visits The garbage that is hauled
from the streets is taken 10 a place
about three miles from town and
dumped. Much Of ii is fed to hogs
owned By farmers who have contract.
ed for Tho garbage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
RIVERSIDE REVIVAL.

The series of revival meetings begun
at the Riverside Methodist church
Sunday are proving quite successful.
The rain has somewhat interfered
with the attendance. but the audiences
have been good anyhow, and the IN
terest manifested has been gratifying.
Rev J. II. Cummings, pastor OF the
Methodist churches al Stevens and
Waldo, is doing the preaching. There
are two services daily p. m. and
S:15 p. M The meetings will continue
for two< weeks or more yet Every
body is invited to attend all the ser
vices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
WEST END MISSION.

There will be preaching at the West
End mission tonight by Rev J. S. Haw- 4
kins, pastor Of the First Methods.
church. All are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
First and Second Army Form Juncture

London. June 3h.-The Toxic CORE
Snondem Of the Morning Post says
that the Japanese Second army has
effected a iuncture With the t'rst
army. and that the whole force now
has f&htiHg front of 120 mites.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The heH street sweeners for he use
81 the city on the paved stroats We're
ordered about two wees AGO. and arc
expected every daH. They viii be
given a test as soon as they arrive,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

ASK OPEN 1908 FIELD
WHITE HOUSE ASPlRANTS IN
HOPE OF DECLARATION
FROM PRESIDENT
Rivals Hope Roosevelt viii Dis
olsi,a Idea of denomination
If Elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

molested picking ont things 81
liNht-weleht and 90 value. shirt
boxes Wefe left arcWu all over
the floor and a lot OF ioWslrY WhH
removed from the GLASS showcase
DOGS barking aroused the neigh
hors, who heard the thieves AZ their
work They left hurrlcdlv aa lot
OF che loot was lvft az "a rear vim
dow. The heelmarks were 81 heavy
shoes on boots ne the window ledge
was scratched badly in the flight
uV the looks Of the screen window
I'm the reae enc ~ the thiessH must
have plunged bodily Through g.
The Georgetown marshal notified
the seattle police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Fancy Goods Sale

Fancy Goods Sale
STAMPED LINEN DoYlIEs s1s inches with double hem
stitched stamped IN an The floral designs worth
regularly each sale price for 2oe
BUREAU gCARFS. hemsttehea
and dravnvok borders very quality
regularly 60 each sale price each fii9
eESTIH PIECES size lGElG Inches fin
ahed Of dog DIE hemsutdugs worth regularly
each. price choice. each eae
HAND EMBROIDERED CENTER PIECES floral designs embfod
1eG irchca pretty patterns worth
rsp.fy An 20 each. sale price each - ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
GEORGETOWN
BURGLARY

The Argo notion store. At George.
town. Was entcrcd some time last
nieht between I'D and II e'eloek aud
about Sc worth Of miscellaneous
df1 eeods stolen An entrance was
effected az a slide window. which
was fofeed with Jimmy once I'M
side the two hurglars worked un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

100 HANDSOMELY DECORATED CHINA LAMP GLOBE. brass
trimming burner In both pink aud blue with
large regular t75o lamp sale price $3.50
tass HANDSOME PARLOB LAMP stand and
nounuuFs. ln pink blue yellow and lght brown.
splendid lamp g. ss Lamp sale price each t20b
lie BOYS LANTERNS. practical AMI always handy Lamp sale
price each #s.st..' .....ts 800 '.' e.. sss.#s.''
ITO FANCY DECORATED LAMP AND GLOBE. size No
burner, assorted ooHH Ito value Lamp sale price
YOUR CHOICE or FOOTED HAND LAMP nice size stand
which sell regularly complete with burner
chimney and wick Lamp sale price lSc
TIE MARcHE MANTLE a good. mantle aasfao
81 the higher priced regular Zoe Lamp SAFE
price. DC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
FALLS
AGAIN
RumoR IN St. PETERSBURG
THAT PORT ARTHUR HAS
FALLEN-lT IS GIVEN NO
cREDUNcE

LONDON. Sept "a dispatch
from 81 Petersburg states that a
Newspaper there published "a report
% the fall OF Port Arthur The edis
ton was recalled before 10 obtained
sale A report Of the fan 90 Port
Arthur iH current In the Russian
capitol. but it seems vague II Is
given little eredenee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

CroVNns and HrId0o Work at ToVf
prices speciality. Our Patent Dou-|
bic Suction will hold your teeth up.
NO STUDENTS.
Come I'm at ougC and take advan=
tare Of IoW rates. An work done by
specialists without pain and guar
uutsed for n Years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS.
Is First Avenue.
rtrlars l. = 3. Z. 2, G. Union Block
next 20 NaeUougul & Southwick's-
Office hours. S 10 6, Sunday, "a
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Underpriced Neckwea

UnUerpTICcU INSCkWOoI
wONEKR FANCY COLLARS black white eolos all new
styes with one tabs select from trimmed With
fancy Nalenccunes lace insertion each Z5e
NEW SELECTION or CREAM POINT YENIsE LACE COLLARS.
with Dyke point effect pretty o2enwor designs
A CHOICE LOT or WoMENs FANCY NEcKWEAH with one and
two eolo select from. perfect fitting
y4af6 "a ,ar1. rBesa pree $1,000. -. ...... 3ge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Says She Had 10
Hustle for
Herself

WALLACE Idaho Sept Nine
Sadie NJ Oakey. the sell known xoz
ealiat Who during the past year has
given "a number uf upsrcttaH aud
concerts throughout Eastern Wash
iuEtun aud Northern Idaho. has
sued her husband Jerry Oakley. Zoe
divorce on the grounds al cruel and
iuhuman treatment aud failure to
provide. The allegations are
lengthy and VERY sensational The
couple was married az Grant CITY
Mo. December e. lsaf They haYe
one small child Mr. Oakley claims
% De- iu constant fear &C her huaz
band Un her aNu account and also
fear that he ~ teal their child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
SHOT BY his
GRANDSON

HOOD RIVER Sept Ga report
from Trout Lake. klickitat county
Wash. states that T. stump. "A
we'll known resident OF that aeetIou
was accidentally shot and killed
Sunday hy hts II year old grandson.
The two Weru out hunting when the
accident occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Big Savings on Drugs

PEARS PREclPITATED FuIIEHB EARTH a powder the
toilet and regular 2de price Zoe
BEST GRAIN ALCOHOL IN soz bottles drug store prices
zoe and ibe. prices 22e and A3o
NENrOLATTM the japanese Halve all uhammh
lions regular prices Zoe and Doe prices l8o and 30e
PEROXIDE HYDROGEN. household remedy autaepue dsn
ccan prarhylaetic. lib bottle. price 75c,
pflc" Doe
WITCH HAZEL distilled the datilefy and
fun and bottles. prices
pflrea and Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

In Colt. Norfolk. Elton and Auto
shapes IN cloth. serge OF
cheylot. all coloru ....... Ase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
HATH0R CLEARED

The Kosmoa lius steamship Hath.
or cleared frum Tacoma tndaY
bound f1r the Nsai Coast and III
rope. Prom fuErt sound ports The
nathor wlli taka a cargo 0t flour
lumber coal and general m~fehans
disc A. San Ffangiaco thc vessel
NIli complete her eafKn From the
West Coast ports II south America
the vessel alII take on a cargo Il
nitrate. coffee aud sugar Coz Ham
burg Germany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

Red Front Furniture Co.
BIO OPENING or Our SEW Up
TOWN NTtA&CH.
leo F.rat Avenue.
8 GO . worth n Second Hand House
fuFuHHHaHH. com pTiaiuE EuE uttuf q.
RANGE. Eafurtn Stoves etc. etc. at
lower fEHrc than ever Offered be-
fore We have come o. HtaN and mean
Nhat sc esN Got cur pfleeaz
sale Nov on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

tho regular price fa50 pr suit Sale price garment
Rl37h
All Wool undefahirt for eeoa blue brown
gray shirts only drawers mahh. and Tor that
will put them On sale at email price,
lar price ft75 each Sale price garment .78e
Meme Hats little than half price, soft
back brown. pearl and uuuu defya Ia black
shapes select from former price from also 70
$3.50 sale price. each 3l28
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

We have Just received large invoice Of Mems Shirts In new
goods aud new patternh- really very pretty unu-
both soft aud stiff boaomH 20 select from they such goods
You Will elsewhere for ITO our price each 500
Mems Meruu Underwear In natural hiH d. medium weight
f1r tall finely finished garment In all Hzea from
"a o 40 ahH aud 80 20 a drawers regular price fi00 sale
price garment Too
Mons All Pure Wool Underwear beautifully made all
overcast shirts and tapped drawers color pretty
shade 81 faWn shirts drawers all from 80 10 30 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Jewelry Low Priced

GENTLEMENs LINK cEfF buttons with pearl tops extra fine
quality selected pearl worth regularly z5e pair sale price ibe
WOMENH FANCY BELT BUCKLES u oxdzed. Roman gold aud
eit styles 70 select from finest quality. worth
price .<be
LADIES AND GENTS WATCH toBs In all the latest patterns to
finest quality material mauufae-
ufed imitation Run metal oaldIzed silver and gold plate
regularly 00 price
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-18
STOCKS REACTED
CROP DEVELOPMENTS IN SUNDAY
INTERVAL LARGELY RESPONSIBLE.
ST. PAUL WAS THE LEADER
BREAK IN READING WAS ALSO OF,
LARGE INFLUENCE.

Early Attempts Were Made to Adj
vance the Price on the Score OF
the UnfavOrabIe Annual Report,
But the Evidence of the Important
Selling on the Advance Suggested
That Best Buying'H Had Been Done
and Was Waiting to Take Profits.
New York, Sept. 17.-Prices of stocks
underwent a sharp reaction again to-
day under the combined influence of
an unfavorable bank statement and
apprehension of crop damage The
grain markets were reactionary, but
the highly speculative conditions in
those markets make Wall street some
what suspicious of them as a reliable
index of real conditions. The selling
of stocks was more due to fears of
possible developments regarding the
crops during the Sunday interval not
now foreseen. st. Paul was the lead
er of the decline, but the other Grang-
ers and Pacifics were not far behind
The break in Reading was of large in
fluence, as early attempts were made
to advance the price on the score of
the unfavorable annual report. But
the evidence of important selling on
the advance suggested that the best
buying due to the annual showing had