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|. tai. ABOUT | ! ! D
III BUDGET ]
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great many III fact, who are not particu-!
$larly proud Of tho very rapid ''groWth''..
which his particular &budget would seem
10 portray and for I he past few days the,
budget has been the talk OF the town. si
s$SS Tho budget, rs completed by tho FL
nance Comm tee. estimated the d income.
Of the city for the fiscal year 19Da-'05.3
also the mounts-o cash supposed 4 to- be
on hand, added the two together and then
proceeded 10 mako arrangements to
spend the hole. amount except 80 o..
which the commit tee proposed to hold 5ast
"a contingent fund. IS Il nunlh er5 Of hood
tfl,ancicrs V no were Int epviewed Sysester ~
day By 4 Times-D ispatcll man were, q
the opinion tina t hal was ~ rat her small
contingent fund for Il ltsi II the y size!
Of r richmond to hold or to proyi 9 for,
cilmen Went Committee:
lg$ Better. SSH
The committee had also arranged for
1.-THE increase Of various salaries of various
officers, but when tho Common Council
came to tho considera uonIof the budget,
|it advanced " the; commit tees M salary
figures not a littlesnnd NOE only wiped
tout the contingent fund but left q deficit
on tile estimated receipts Of S, 5la g.
This was done BY voting for an Increase
III Tie peENutCIh tAtS l1otiSSAt9pt &c ~ ~
eating $500, and the per diem Of tho
Iflremen to an amount aggregatlng 1890
being Il total Of sl7,1oo.
Why Salaries Were Raised.
The idea upon which this increase of
salaries OF policemen and fremcn was
brought about is that IN. these days of
prosperity the cost Of living has advanced
at least fifteen per cent. and the work.
man is worthy Of his hire.
This Is tho situation In q nutshell, and
| 1t is u situation that Is causing q good
deal Of talk among those who believe
the old fashioned doctrine Of living with
In your income and a situation that4wil
command the attention Of the Board Of
Aldermen at their meeting next Tuesday
T night when that branch OF the city legis-i
lature will have TO pass upon the bud-
got.
From information gathered yesterday,
there is every reason to believe that a
fight Nil be made In the Board against
kthe bud get Il MS It passed the Common
Council and the appropriate ton for police
and ilremens salaries are not the only
enlarged items that will be attacked.
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The TOBACCO Market.

Considerable activity CONTINUES to pre-
vail on the local tobacco market, Prices
continue good, and inc nrospeet foll sales
.to-tla ~ and Tomorrow are GrNGel lent. 5iG3
Tho receipts ~ the lnst Two days have
been mostly Of shipped tobacco OF a
rntheE l0Ws Erna9, N y IA
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q RICHMOND OcK \ MARKET.
gts M RI. ,1,,,ond . Va March .. 1aA9 /,
SALES.

89h g. Sa LES. tis65
y, AL ~ ,is 1 2. Y, III, 4, NJ
v Via esrsna Chemical
r. sViTginIa-ca Carolina Chemical Co, g D.. g.
bonds-i. e9S ~ 9ia ~ 9. sg4s, n III
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Arked.
North carona 6 c. 1919 ls1S . 1 1s5
ia. esn,nriess 10. q. andFIs.5 i:e:.. ass; os
hi CITY SECURITIES n
Rich.nond City AZ H.. 30 1890
i RAILROAD goNDa
Atlanta and Char LIST rs. r., 1eo7.. ~
u, I, Gen. g, q "; IS.
asa fis
itIehs and y Y
A. con Isl is 1860 tiI. 81 "a
Il & RAILROAD STOCKS. Par $sssi Ri 4$5{
Atlanta anu cha.int 70. 3 10y i5o
a stiaa..s o sst Line ia Is
a aaiaa1ss so and o 5,ns en- -
Nprf1lk and western &c, sG n l 3
sieaboa I'd tAir Line ND iS2
Seabnard AR Ltis com 20 az l2.s
y s;tlnnsrr Rail pfd 100 y 5
BANK AND TRUST CO STOCKS.
Hsoad Street Bank "a, Il, e
Ms.Tspoi i a bank 81 Va .......ss
Ess!sn2I ganls q wirgln'a 100
8 INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine...,...,..2s ~
MISCELLANEOUS
Consolidated Toa. p c. bends, 100 60
Na.tcar. Chem. pfd p. c.s.t...- 10y 1Dst5 igszs
Car U.s. c Co &c Col r..
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, March 9. 1T he day has been a
one IA fnr as tlle primary dry goods
sened demand from nearby trade. No change
In the attitude Of sellers is noted ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANur MARKET

FEAWUT 1HAISlK EJI.77l ~
PETERSBURG, VA, March 9.-PEASCTS-
In the peanut ma rket there Us no change to
and no large sales are reported! y N.
Nj NORFOLK. Az, March Q. pl1AN uTs--
Fancy ~ ade. strictly prime Me-: Prime.
blshel. a i8 tx 3 e n; 9
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c,of.,T1,To,N,,Ia,EED3 f,IT, NfARKnT

4 NEW YoHK, March o.-Further Weakness
was shown III cottonseod oil to-day on frcer
otIerings and absence pf suppnrt Prime
crude, q, y, mills. q afa.c prime summer
prinne white, 4lc. prime winter yellow, iii.c
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks IN New York
Co. Bankers and Brokers ]

Nash CHAT and -. ly.n...
21W New York Cei,tini..a.......
\ o2O ,Noi.folits8nndI yvesterns..i..
100 n. ont. and Western.
.O7O0 l,ciinHylvailin Il. III .ss.....
COCO Peoples tims fCllicngo) W.,
P I,iess steeI Gsi.. plfdi ~. IL,
~ tEsp@sBllIls s sl,d 81 81 i,f,
11ssaaallI'g 49, "a b R,.
'S ;!!S i K;oek 1sland, ffd \. n
Eloss, pfd: ...;...s.
n ~ "a. and s. ~, ~ f1d. ~.
100 3. j.. md Sou tn west, pfd..
t501 Southern l'AEi flr ..!.......,
200 Southern Railway, Cpfrl....
s Is Southern Railway, pfd.y...
4 zoo Eeaboard Air Line. cll.rl....
.s1t0 Seaboard AIR Lire. pfd.s...
K 400 Tenn. Coal and lroii......!,
Texas Pacific ........s....ss
AGO y ntOn oaci nc ..,.... .s....s..
60 Tinted States Leatheit.,....
1870 United i States steel.
5000 United States steel, nfd...
400 Va. Chr. "a Chemical, COME.
Va.-C Cor. Chemical. pfd s...
X 175aNVabasf, COlrl.....,..Si s...s..
4 Wabash. pfd. .....u .,,.....
z 1S Western Union ..............
< g10 Wisconsin Central ,......
4 $50 Wisconsin Central. pfd..,...
n Totfl sales 1S3 400 ~ 81
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.A'l..PA|.T|H'|||'.l|'S'|';'
UlVB.R'.O|K|'|I..E||::,..||N I
Stock Mafkct DILL aud All EARLY
Morning Rally u :s:oo,1 ssl.
$ A. Subsidies. Fl iss
'CENTRAL's POOR SHOWING n J \ y 9
Gross Earnings fot l; icrbrltary
Did Not Conc llp$to Expec-
81 tations--RatcS Cutting.

NJ N e Il BY Assorinted$ prcss.)
3sgi NEW & y u K, b March 0s-T llcra were
B osly few littIe eddlcs to stir the other
wise stagnast surface of to-day's stock
market. During the afternoon the thy
4 or tho market became more profoundl
than at my time sitlce tile present gull
period s,ot In There HcerI,s to lie no In
dueemenl to buy stocks with the II ncer-
siainues over tho market, and there is no
necessity to cell holdings witlScilil 1oans
$obtajnablo at below 3 pcr cent. " here was
Il feeble rebound early to-day from tho
closing ,senkness Of yeste rday
GO tto,, . neat ana rn %,
dlcation of fec rom Nilt, naSs
vas the leading fue,ncc 4, the ularke s,
further tt capital New York t,cntrAi,s poor
Vas IL u eontfi1ibl,,nsN iactor, Damage, 81 8.
on earnings rcports.5srhe SOFT stern
8drough was reported 3unbrof sen. w.
q aetl.en,esIt WIS n hson'ng E
q ths wars ,,f % utting
insthn West i,hrvIig reached q stage ,siicre
sotno Of the business Is done 13rapc icaliy
rlsnrsS srS
states Steel sto cls ,vsrc rel htiyel " " m
Changes GENERALLY are y;
va n9sas; ,s Uses So. hsass Fosal sols' s
@ United states bonds were nnc hanged on
4 Total sales were 1880 shares q 4
NEW YORK, March Close: n Grey
on cal u easy, = 81 to "a per sent. closing
aud dull: sixty \ days % por cent. nlnetiy
days 70 to Q re: Six months ~ 90 !. 4.
Prime mercantile paper u. TO IL II par
sbisitcss lin bankers. bills tit $500 ~
1896 for demand. and 6 si.s3.1b i. -
81, $3.50 for sixty day bills Posted r:Iis 81
Ills his slss ia ts.s SIS. Bar silver 81
AlcxIcaI,i ollsrs II y f..
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s Charles e, VellincS,

lSnecial II The Times Dispa ttIa, D sSS8o
II PIETERsEI RE-. y Az, March IN
Charles r + Yel!ines, 81 Petersburgt died.
suddenly this morning at ! $50 ~ clock III
NlcKennpy, DInwiddie county " hera hejs
had been for several days sfgaged ~ VI
work, ilIe was Spnralyze Inst night and I
died shortly afterwagd, Mr., Veliines wn
a member az West End Baptist Church a
iIla Is survived ny Ms wife aud tilree
4 ron
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MOI mixed Gear lots) ..........s a. @ 441s
Ho.ta White Gear Iots) 40 o. 40
inter- seed (,ag lots) 90 % 81 IA
q Far corn Gear lots) 10 sIbH. b. q
RYE l(bag Lotto Ri. So. 50 q s.
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l3AITIAIORE NJ March p,r ltvr9piFt
ana unchanged, Whcatvt.W 8 sppt, sSontlsds
Corn Weak; SPOT. i0N 5lsss Southern while
corn. oboe white g, tslaas
4Dc. and loWer; No. h, Ono, MMt'e en-
nhnnEel 1T l0GgaOG, E1EnEE- EilI n
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BALTIMORE STOCK ARIS ~, ". " y
BALTIMoNE.5 81 D. March Seabgard AlE
common do. referred, l7ts Srttf1
board iJ-Nothing dong. Alta niics Coast ~ ne,
commend and preferred Nothing doing ~
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I I,ieutt,ey1r1jalnt Martin Derr

Lieutenant "a Marlin p err died tuesday
In Baltimore, the ~ Seara
at his d 60 Is He served during the VAT NJ
CON pany Is Y. orty-first IL rgiHial egi--s
1nci,t, "a and was also 4 a. terarl %. the
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SCtSCINEATI,5O o. March 3a-HoGS-Actiye
mi higher at s4.3S&l6.DO. cattlc=-strong and
higher at So. $50. IS. Sheepr-Strong at so.75@
49, enthusiastically at s45oa5. 81. 5
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~ Spo, cotton closed quiet ~. points higher;
mlddllns upands. 16, o.; r,iddl ling gu le.vp'

Cotton. auIct; inlddlng, 1856; gross receipts,
g, sea bales atpck, 81. 723 bales; u.
n Total to-day at all sea port rscaipts:
I.si bales; export to Great ain, Pr pa
coisolldaisdT at all sca,orts--Net receipts,
NJ Gsi b;iies export 10 Great Britain. l2,ai1
hai "a France, sasl bales 70 the contiren
], Ss2 bales 5 ne AZ SagJ as Is
Total since septelnber lest nj az seaposrls,-3
MAI receiDts g. lS5 48l1 huleH port TO GRAFT
Brtthiii, n igiS as7 n bales; 10 nee, SIS $50
uies; ~ to the Continent. Ell, AIS bale
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Mrs, George Gerecke.

d! tsnecini ia The Times spa tch.l
PlitrERsI3tY leci, VA, March Oh ts.s
Laura Illznbetll Csrecke, widow OF the
late George Gereeke, died last MI ht at
her residence She was forty Wears ~ &
age and Is survived llS four chill
and several brothers, Prior 10 her ar-;S
riaga 3 Tho Rw@s Miss Beck. sg;;4
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futures.
Futures opened SAG Is points. Shorts showed
The opsning longs took profits heasil causing
n recession of abonts1: poilts.s - When The
uIJw ard turn " . ). ,
ite trading May ,lrst dyaIse &, y pol,ss
IA iSas recovered 10 l6 IS declined TO sslR, o6
and finally recovered to y, Prices q u Wy
The III, rkH L Z losed firm al abou. the highest
siaYrls of ihE das ct gal rclt q y
inclusive. sss5s point uE t.t septe;iher
Cotton futures urn. March IL. q ti5.5e !;
April Is e7sl %; IT, "a lns
Is "a; July: @ 1G. ugust ID 79et lJ.SQ.
September, IL 7oasl37 e; October, T.
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Tho leading futures ranged ms follows 81
faE' e Sc y an As Open III II tgh. Low. Close

Quiet and weak. Hutter-- Quiet and easy;
creamerles, liagss.se; da!ries Tag sle No ~
seSnE TAsA' S ssss IA ISL ss
&c., No Goats, aass Me-; No. White, ~
4s!sc, No ? rye 500 62e God fas a pr Iley
iiassnWl, si0S; No. 1 northwestern. ~. 1irlme
n!ma,h$ seed M Is, per n nan
short ribs sides tlopsel, 81 M l2lf & short
clear sides tboseal " vliisksy. basis y
% high vines s,oYeF ~ sniIcf gase
Steady ut l0,sM i,Se. ReGeip! 81 Wheat q 300
hushcs corn, a7,Qo0 hNshpls; pats, is9, 6o0
bushe liz Il 8 f}i,, sY
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Mrs, NEVILLE s.. Greenaway,

Especial Ia The rimesfDispatch,) Il
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March a,-Aifs,
Nayelle 81 tiresppway, wife o. h,epulS
t,lerk C;rsenaway, OF tho Corporation
iCt urt died Mt the family residence OF
North Columbus Street, atsan carly hour
tbs moving, In the tthrty.faultl' year
Mrs. creenawuy MAS Miss Irene s..
Woody, daughtel or Gaptain James
woody, OF Fredericksburg She Is Hllf-
yiyed by two little daughters aud three
sisters, Mrs, Daniel r. stansDpfs o.
and Mrs. crank p}hlsS ans.
Mrs, Robert Looeklman, Of Bal lrsare.
n p, Franks;
O.AS.' VA March 9.rrMr !, ~ lahnks
died at has residence near here Molday
morning ut l0$o'clrck after short III
ness. His, death VAS due 70 blood poison
caused from sticking q nail IN his hanl..
lie was Sick only ~ few days. hut saplr
iieled much agony In his last hours, putT
ms his Illness, friends antl nelghperS
haze cbeerfully Ssivel. tl,ci, assistance.
Iit5 Is survived by II widow and one aangi
TOR, Virginia a, lrral So, f5sd
], Il, Ensor.
tSpeclul lo The Times Dispatch,
I AIllRRIsYI Lille, NsN, Marcel; - MI, M
II. Ensor, az supr,eryil les died at s,li =
home Monday might. ,yorn oasi psuy
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The remains wi be brought tor tcl,--
d, ond to-morrow morning and the Ills
terment viii be made 81 In IIoll wood
Cemetery. Tho funeral services vi ~ be-
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serlea OF socio sic and pss chologic
DEDUCT ors'. nd II a
certain degree sta ri stln guis !: 4;
lecture delivered las t5'nlght at the y. u NJ ].
CA by Mr.. Earl Barnes, e appearing un-1
der. the q uspices or tho r edmond Edu-s
ant icti5t 81 cts.tf f,,t.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. March 2.--t,OT On
Su1t cotton active and higher In response to tho
improvement in Liverpool and the fir1nness OF
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3Were as foIIQ
3Aotlye-A less IS. Il ebert NJ ford. Crumpi
Tucker. AIunford Coles. Lang bourne Will
.Iiams, r ebert! Ntarye, ELI i talbot and
Charles HI. Talbot tt, Jr..
Honorary Messrs. John u. WI lllaHls 81
Edward Y. Valentine n AZ ,tor ~ t. q.
Myers ana Colonel a richer An derson.
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IA. The remains D reac ned Al cHmohu an
Tuesday night and wero tak on to y v tho
resid encc OF Mrs nlbo t, n 2lss shafer5
Street, where they rernatned until y the tbs!
time for tho funeral |, n he body IS ac-!
companled by mem ers Of the family e 3
who are Mrs, Nun ford Miss Lucy Mum n
ford, Miss Sue Aunf ford II, llss Ellzabetth
Nlunford Mrs. U edy md Mrs. Fyth no
Aluntord. The pail bearers az funeral
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III Mrs, Jessie ST, Clair.
81 The den til % NJ rs, Jesste, st. lairs oc !,
CURED yesterday morning at the home i. q
her mother, No South $5 ourteenth
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NEW YORK, q March 9y--FL LOU Ri uli and
barely steady: Minnesota patent, 81 lSa 20 J.4
,Ryas FIour--Duli. q Hlckwhcat FNlour--S oninal
Corrmea H. Quiet. Rye- Easy; No, z Western,
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A1r. j. r. Ellington. the seyenteen-year-
old son OF Captain j. B. Egglestont Of
No. 1407t North Twenty-second Street,
Paramount, died yesterday morning AZ
s O'Clock. His funeral will take place,
from Paramount Methodist Church this
afternoon at o'clock. The burial Will
Cot Ui0od
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A Difference in Makers.

In tho Canadian house Of commons one
of the most Interesting personalists is
Hon. d. c. Fraser. of Nova Scotia, says
the Plttsburg Dispatch. AS u stump
speaker he is eloquent, persuasive and
ready wittcd. But once at least I'D. CT
found his resources to fail him. 1t was
on the eve OF u bye-clection In Ontario,
and ID. c." had been sent for to assist
the government candidate. 1t was an
agony" call for the candidate was a
poor platform speaker. so Fraser went
we'll prepared. Ills man spoke first The
substance of his speech was this: Eel
| low citizens, you know me, I'm self
made man-yOu know me-
| The rival candidate was a nonresident
| and n stranger to most OF tho audience
For some reasons he was not able to APP
pear In person that evening, but he was
| fortunate In his substitute, little
French-Canadian lawyer I'm vera sor-
~" he began, ma freend could not
coom--l'd lax mooch you haf seen hecm,
lie vera deterrent from dis man dat has
joost sit doom, lie says lie made heem.
self. believe dat, But ma mnn-,God
made heem! And ma friends dero is
joost as mooch deeferencc between de
men as dero is between do mnkers.n
That was all his speech, but that was
enough for the audience, and too much
for ID, c." ana his friend,
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up and settle them rs far as can. ]
want to SEQ the city improved. and ]
think we arc steadily improving it. ]
| want to SEQ it made clean, healthy and
| safe before trying to build up a plan by
! Which 1t may BE- made beautiful. At
present our chief business Is with the
Titles.
New York Gets the Cream.
"What do you think Of New Workers,
Mr.. Mcclellan" asked Some peo-
pie imagine that they are a little smarter
| than the average American In other parts
| Of the country"
II don't think that" replied the mayor,
| ''although there Is oneat thing In favor or
| such a supposition, and that Is that the
best OF everything comes to New YORK.
! This is the national center of wealth ana
business. and those magnets attract
brains and skill from every part OF the
country. III that respect New York Is
milking tho United States. and steady
streams Of the best ability produced by
the country are always flowing here. "
set not only much Of the best milk, pu y!
The very cream Of the country. I, I,
What are the CHANCES for youhs men
II think they are good, replied me
Mayor, The place to make money Is IS
where the money is me p pa 70 80 s
This city needs good young men and , lots
of them. It has never needed them
more. There will always be room to or th =.
right Kind OF young men IN NV ny, ho' ~
It is an American City.
How about politics. you IIonor? see
denomination OF President Roosevelt
u am too busy to consider poll td,e es;, !
replied the young gs Mayor ana doR
evor, Why New York should be singled
out as having special friendships or an
lipathies different from those Of the
rest Of the country In this l 40 not
man; but to the fact that New forK
is often spoken of as having special in
dvidual interests. That is not the case
Our interests are the same as those OF
an American city and are us anxious Tor
1.-The general prosperity or the country AZ
any people In the country. There IS no
place where private interests reachN out
so far or where the desire for the COM
mon welfare of the country is SO great
Within five minutes walk from where
financial interests. | might say. In e every
great undertaking In the United states
and in every locality; No. New York
Is not provincial i1 Us ih5erestsit 10
for the welfare Of the whole country"
Mcclellan and the Presidency. 4
"'Can you not give me a word or SO
about the presidency, Mayor McClellan?"
said |, II SO that some Of the news
papers advocate your nomination as the
Democratic candidatc?"
II have already said replied the
Mayor, that do not want to talk poll
tics. AS 1t Is now ! am not so much III
tcrested in that subject as am rim New
York. lllave already told you something
of its bigness, and you can see tllat !
have all can do to attend TO it." q
But, your Honor. suppose, you were
nominated ana elected. would not your
having been born In Saxony prevent your
holding tho Officer
II think that matter has been pretty
we'll discussed in the newspapers, re-
piled tho Mayor. "a any rate ! am not
seeking the nomination, for the presidency
and | don't want to discuss 1t.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER. n
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THE TIMES RICHMOND VA ApH1I ~ 1909

.o,,tbcrncr could safely be nominated for
,,Iee-pres dcnt on n ticket that was ex-
nected to VIM There Is cleverncss In
i;oy Aycock, hut lis scllcno Is not war:
resides, tho South should be, md OF
course viii be, above the cxpedicnt known
n theatrical circles Of trying 1t on tho
dog Springfield Republican,
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Aycock's Plan No Good.

Gov Aycock is Of North Carolina. and
II is Gov Aycock who puts out the in-
genious suggestion that southern man
be nominated by the democrats for vice.
president this year only IN case ~ shall
seem, when the convention comes, That
no democratic candidates can he elected,
The Aycock theory u that a ticket with
n fair chance Or nuceess should not be
endangered, hut that, having no chance
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N1r ssss's Ss Company
9s bSs. R eosssy aGi
p ses VI. and lse,.e company dat Hcrtsass gold
Br.O G&s siirosS 5Spss dcld al fruit
r.ns se!p9a Steel equipment ru. stts. s.s
I'll gosseS iailwsy t!st test asd rcwe Company;
Iron n ssn %lSfifssas si aS
d ssa s1 ssSs
gs FoNa s2sss SsS ont.ay
p.r s sa b fS4
t sss sssss.
tsa Isl fs SSsa sSaa'a q;
s;sss ssI,: sss;5s
fi ssss a.io:d
,, . 49, tos si u
S$|!sSspha lsSr.s, %
p SSsssd eosny
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cosSSo sprns. Electric COMPANY stock to share: "
G%ied stste. ssss common stock 10
B.tiore and Ohio Rarc;a COMPANY common .oct.
phsIslpsia Company common oci oc
Omitted Gas Improvement stock zoo shnres
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and b.ctre Company common .ioei il
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COLLATERAL sLoA
BONDS, STOCKS AND ALL OTHER SECURITIES tE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Discusses Its Possibilities iii
Comparison With London
and Chicago.
HAS -FOUR MILLION PEOPLE.
But T1cs Expects to Sec the Mum
Der Grow to Fifteen Million.
Graftcrs and Boodlers.
BY Frank G. Carpenter.

Especial Correspondent OF The Times
Dlspatch)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-13

Miss Pauline Looney, of Jefferson, is
in the city.
Albert Grilley, of Boise, Idaho, has
Joined his wife and child, who have
been spending the summer at the pa
rental home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Steiner, on the Garden road.
Mrs l.. n. Roney, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city, has re-
turned to her home in Eugene.
Lester Luckey, of Eugene, is visiting
in the city
Roy and Floyd Booth are taking in
the state fair. Eugene Guard.
Mrs +. b. McElroy and daughter,
Miss Lillian, left for Salem yesterday,
- Eugene Guard.
Ed Lemon, of this city, was n Wis
tor in Albany yesterday.
Mrs. A. ID. Palmer, of Salem, is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Cros
blythe Dalles Chronicle.
Misses Edyth Randall and Ruby
Phelps went to Hood River today
where they will give an entertainment
tonight The Dalles Chronicle. Both
the young ladies are well-known in this
city. Miss Phelps was the physical in
structor last year at Willamette, and
Miss Randall was an elocution pupil al
the University.
Attorney j. A. jeffrey has returned
from business trip to Grants Pass.
l.. NJ. Gilbert spent yesterday in AL
bany.
Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 13.--A spe-
the guest Of of f. r. Osburn and fami-
ly.
Miss Pauline Potter, daughter of
Judge Potter, of Eugene, is visiting
Mrs +. f. Osburn.
Mrs. Thurston and Miss Thurston, of
Eugene, who have been the guests of
Gen. and Mrs. w. II. Odell, of this city,
returned home this morning.
Mrs. j. II. Northcutt, Misses Euniee
and Blanche Blundell and Ethel Ben
nett went to Newport this morning for
several weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hale of Tangent,
have moved to this city, and will make
their future home in South Salem.
Oscar Darlington, of Oregon City, is
a state fair visitor today.
Guy wilkins, of Chehalis, is spending
a few days in the city.