davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15

Hundreds Of chickasha people
arc going to the Worlds Fair. All
who are taking advantage Of our
proposition will never have cause
TO regret it. Don't neglect the
investigation Of our plan. See
fernando Bennett, at cochrans.
6I-6s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15

will start town herd about
April L. Plenty Of grass and
water Pasture u mi. Of city limit;
will pasture all kind Of stock.
H. D. Cloud. $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15

If stray stock trouble you, phone
the poundman. Phone s62. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15

The Fat Stock Show bids iair to
be a success april ro, 20, "a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15
IHEY ARE COMING
And Will Be at the Early Hotel
One Day, Thursday March II.

Specialists From the Adrian Med
ico-Surgical Institute of Adrian
Mich, will Make Their Next
Regular Visit to Chickasha, /. t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-15

We still have several
bins of best McAlester
Lump Coal which
must be moved. and
I'VE are making prices
that will move it.
Your coal orders will
receive prompt atten-
ton. Send them to US.
Amsden's. Phone 90.
The sun., 1904-07-14
CHICAGO CLOSING Quotations.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. ld1l. per cent; last loan.
~ per cent; ruling price. ~ per cent. Time
money quoted at 2aeh per cent for SIXTY
S and c.ne ss ne
and eight months. Commercial paper is
quoted at .sH@4 per cent. for prime single
names .ss ssr and bills receivable; other names.
to-day. both INQUIRY for remittance and
offerings Of bills being light. The tone. Of
S Vent "fa no "a appreciabie change. Posted rates
were quoted at $3.50 for long bills, and = .ss
for short. Actual rates Long bills. SI.sS
s.ss 4snss1 ssn. aIs 1anes s.ls aao.sd ssd
$50 ior short. Reiohsmarks, were quoted
as %ets o uSotea 3. % s long and sc es:
1-ie for short
Domestic ssHchsnss on New York; go.-
'qsas pys%sm s'e ossrsssSe
oiai. .b6c. discount; banks. lsc. discount:
cs prsms % re
So. a;Su'iS1niao' premiu@. f. Lo%i:-soc' premiS%.
Money in London. 2a2h per cent. Rate
q 6ree @onsh. bs csns conl
sS,s account int at &, Paris sdyices quoted Is
s,sss cents s.. s Of d.osnS 1snss
Berlin advioes quote exchange on London
9 mark. * pfss The private rate Of dis
changes. ssiS, ,3es $40: balances. SIo. .ss., "a:
Sub-Treasury debit balance. 81 l,s2s,sst.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
Sac Ban M.sc.n s.s5 silver II +o9SSa SSsr.
0,,otAd at l5Ic. .
The sun., 1904-07-14
rHE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Activity in the outside market to-day ocn-
tired In the railroad Issues. and particularly
in Northern Securities, OF which more shares
changed hands than has been the case durin e
any, single session for months past. The
trading was at times quite excited and was
accompanied by the rumor. which has done
duty. for some time. that decision In the
Northern Securities case might be expected
at any moment. The general impression
on the curb seemed to be that the decision
would favor the company. but whether this
impression was the cause or enect OF the
strength OF Northern Securities stook could
not be accurately ascertained. The highest
price reached during the day was 1861
and it's CLOSING. price. 104k. represented an
advance of Y Of point over the correspond
ing quotation yesterday.
Seaboard Air Line preferred was also
more active than It has been on any day in
Tisht Up to the oIoss, its biahsst nEufs. .i7n:
during the session. This y q full point above
the highest price touched by II yesterday.
Seaboard Air Line common was relatively
duh, but fraotionally higher. Intsrborough
Rapid. Transit was subject to susta ined
liquidation throughout the day. declining
from 1873 to 130 and closing at 1904: There
was also a substantial falling OF In the trad:
ing in its shares. American Can preferred
declined u of a point from Its opening price.
The bond department was again quiet.
The transactions In the market to-day
AL
The sun., 1904-07-14
ATLANTIC COAST LINE BONDS
likely to He offered 70 the Public BY the
49, Under writing Syndicate.

Ake1y 70 kDo VUetcO " usIo y uUuC " uso
Under writing Syndicate.
Il has been understood among bond
houses for several days that the syndicate
headed by J. p. Morgan 4 Co. which under
wrote the Sss 900 900 Of collateral trust
4 per cent. bonds Of the Atlantic, Coast
Line would offer the unsold balance Of
these bonds at public subscription within
few days. The bonds were authorized
in November, 1909. to carry out the plan
for the acquisition OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, the stock OF which Is
deposited "a collateral under the mortgage,
The bonds have been in the hands Of the
syndicate for more than year. II has
been understood that the syndicate did not
wish to bring the bonds out until the mar
ket guaranteed their sale at better prices
than similar bonds were bringing up to
month or more ago. Blocks Of them have
been sold privately, however, from time
to time, but no announcement OF the exact
amount disposed Of by the syndicate has
been made Il 10 understood that this will
run above $4,000, 900. The continued i'm
provement In the bond market has, It is
Underwood, induced the syndicate to con
template public Offering Of the bonds
With the assurance OF success.
The sun., 1904-07-14
Demand Tor Municipal Bonds Large.

Fisk d Robinson. who are at the head
the syndicate which purchased the re-
snt issue Of New York city bonds, an
ounce that the price Of these bonds has
cen advanced to 104 and interest. The
rioe wss advanced to ios and interest
srlier in the week. but the demand for
hem has continued so large that the syndi-
ate felt justified in further advance.
j.. a W. Seligman 4 Co., who are at the
'ead OF the syndicate that purchased the
10, ,ooo. 900 Philadelphia bonds, are offering
;hem to investors at i02X and interest.
IN account OF the large demand for these
'ends in,Rhiladelphia no further sales will
y madaA New York this week. 6ubscrip-
tens VI be received here, however. In
The sun., 1904-07-14
|: K: is,'' IL i::, ii::Ss i::i. HI ;: I;


WEDNESDAY, July H.
Receipts Of beeves wsre 7.lSe hesd, inoiudine
- cars for ssughterers and y for the mArtet
making, With the stale cattle. q cars 70 b. seid.
On account of the anticipated shoYtage OF beef,
owing 70 the strike the market was excited and
unevonly higher stoorg advanced <oo. To no.; fat
bulls and fat cows made about the same advance:
other grades were isc. 70 Soc. higher. The yards
sSa s $ Ss x sHs sag:
COWS a jiWSss. Dressed psef was m:iEed
up to-day, and With considerable irregulanty In
prices quotations we're &c. 70 llc per lb fancy beef
e1ceedcd these figures. Cables UNCHANGED. No
exports Of beeves, sheep or dressed meats reported
for either to-day or 10 o-morTow.
Receipts Of calves werc <,M head. compfidne
% for butchers and A,SN for the market. The
supply was comparatively moderate and the strike
at the packing houses gave confidence 70 the sell
ing interest," and live calves were generally ad =
vanced 1Se16c.. with . arm feeling at the nnish.
Tho stock was cleaned up early. Common 70 choice
veals sold q A.soos7 80 per 100 lbs selected small
lots at e7.76: buttermilk. at H.1Soet60. Dressed
calves hrm. City dressed veal! sold at SHoi2e
per ib. country dressed st selo4c
Including 1 car for slsuEhterers and % for the
market making with the stock held over yes
terday. 81 cars on sale. Sheep were nrm. with
upward tendency: lambs opened steady 70 strong
closed i5<b7Sc higher, With everything cleaned
up. Common to GOOD sheep sold at SSoel60 per
10 lbs; culls at t1s0 common 70 prime lambs At
is.2sess7s. Dressed mutton nrm at 7ooc. per ib':
Receipts OF hogs were e.o7I head. including eia
for the market. Prices 10c. lower. state hogs
sold al $50 per 100 ibs.: mixed Western At $40
The sun., 1904-07-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Chicago Great Western: -
SECURITIES Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

The following securities. among others, were sold
At public auction yesterday:
81 coo Ene n. r., Penn. Coll. per cent bond. M
ii ooo Union Pacific r. y; lst per cent; bond iot3
n shares st Louis and Southwestern r, r. Co. i3H
10 sharcs wheeling and Lake Erie r. r. Co... isx
SO shares Long Island r.. r. CO, ,............. teH
20 shares Anaconda Copper Mining Co. ...... Tx
81 900 Union Pacific n. r. ist per cent. bond ION
100 shares National Bank Of Commerce. .5oeH
90 shares Federal Sugar pfd. fd....,............ 70
5000 Princeton Light. Co: LIST mtge. ~ bonds -
10 shares International Mercantile Agency. 70
$4,000 Consolidated Rubber Tire Co. per
cent. deb. bead. 1881 = 80. - ~
500 shares Iron silver Mining Co., Colo. ~ per share
The sun., 1904-07-14

transacted In Brazil bids. but particulars WITH.
but resessd and closed quiet. With sales Of yi Loo
Ssss H;vr ,.Sar h.mSSSs u1
exchange, I-s3d lower at Il s-isd.; receipts 500
bags stock. so4 900 Santos was rec eipts
2s.oo6 bags stock. ol7,0o6. Prices here as follows
Hiohea. Loipea. CLOSING.
4scs%ber $50 sicSs ssSSss
March h......-..,...........6o 800 660 0.55a8.O
Conse WAS liteiess. The trading. what there
gsy sep,ember' which WAS bought BY rossseTs s;eT,
Prices sdyanoed slightly on this buying and cover
inf And then reacted on the dullne:s
With the tone generally nrm. In London tin ad :.
vanoed 81 g. for spot and futures closing al sils
~. and ei3o respectively; Copper there Cd:
sar 1 4 81 S.r iSr g sSx sRs .ad co., eS
ss:ilns asHeisse sn spot ssssssssss: ssd
ss pe iR'ssa issa sssh.sa Sssh sssss se:asy. RS
NtvAL Srosm.-spints OF turpent,ns. 6sxe
6S%%on e Eood ssrs,nsS dn's rosn ssS ,,
refined Continent. S74o South American. g. Tiilow
ne prsssod lac nSss aSe is
July is-Thc extensive strike at the yards brought
days sdyance. "a y was notieesble that packers
Of which was lost before the close. In the long
run these labor didlculues may prove a. beansh
fsctor ANY attempt 70 advance c.sh prices VIII
held back win come % market With . rush and In
suo1s:.sssv w ws: :ss.ds !. : ) is.lss4e. for cen
IS: e ss shipment ;
:. aSc;; sns Eehnsd was In good demand;
'CC-ujrscS, -. .tA.r.. ...~..
The sun., 1904-07-14
ELEennoNs AND MEETINGS.

A special meeting OF the stockholders of the
es.au County Railway Company u hereby called
or Friday. July 22d 1904. az ~ O'Clock noon, al
70 once Of the Company. i2s Broadway. Borough
asnhastan, City OF New YORK. for the purpose
! tAking Action upon resolution 10 change the
cation OF the principal once Of the Company
ON the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
, the Y1lase OF Sea Cnn. County ofNasssu. State
FRANK e. HAFP, Secretary.
The sun., 1904-07-14

January .Febfuery y...... sU DIV VII
he n.;Ess down % a. very i.yoisHl: .s.'ss, ss'
1a rev sns 50 oaiisa Su" Hsd never been snySns
bears 'Gns eE su.n y ,Se Se ,ns ona Ss M
terest 10 the .ftenoon and IN spite q veTy Suili:n
S% y r. s.ss sss IN ss
side beo.use the crop new: Y 20 fsvor.Sis tsat
Inc Inc AK & pceasnusson oi squeeze
and Angus. IN ve[po9 Maon ana NAY m pfSns nossJnus
1 sS Ss ap q short.
markets, which. q most, can produce only short.
S re- % e he ss
Than formerly for shs reason that g they ! think July
na sss ~ say ss
faSorabie crop advioss. which have been the rule
% g pS s
q al, more especially Y serious cnsnGs S 1or
many argue along these lines and moro disposed
ever i may Chance 70 30 q the future. so fsyor.
nSe insso.sed = 70 spsnnns dsnsnd IN Liverpool is SCI
e oSs1 Ss ss il asls sss Y
5 & ss.ss y y K .'Ss ss e e asss
quiet q the present time .r, .,r.,.,, =, IN. o,d
s 1ns. e. :;s
&: s.s sSsss1 Ii :ssS.s 4: ~
and the whole market hsd .ophe.yy looi Only
ne most SSs .cc~Sn of the S
:ao sgs Gns Ss
weather news stili continues favorable 70 the
me- nsr s.s sss' % esy sS.ass %a
worse and Therefore they 1ss, somsw1s. osisa a
absurd.
into he question as 70 whether there win be an
sasiiv ceasstion OF rains In the Southwest
would clear the situation. and II seems not I'm
Of shs nov Seevii Even With ovsrsSundsnt moisture
III 1,Pes pess h.s are not 10 Ss
fer1ie, wilson 4 Co. and william Mitchell were
sns e hsye Bought this crop and sold The
next Phiiadelphis spot people bought, but not
of sss crop sssseo Ss~s COMING Day.
PsSa P9Sa.. ,hs sepo1. See n from T esss much
proved conditions. and though % sss boil weeyii
crop 1RsS p4Snses sposs result. 10 q last
yesI < 70 lessen the spIrshsn.Sn On this .uS!se'
and tie % purely symp..hstie turn iSr ihs better a
speeui.tive spec se and manipulated influence, AdNees
$ ne1s are n position 70 stand 81 ,hsr ear..imsns
plans few weeks longer or until new crop deiv.
for cotton Or contracts. There Is nothing IN the
incrcased trade demand for goods In volume
sufi,cient 70 change recent eaculations. and We
very high ngure they Approach the 10 cent level
under existing conditions. =
Scattered showers were reported In GeoO1a.
poyt Gibson Ia had d rainfall of 90 inch. There
was practically no rain n TeaaS T showsSs are pre.
eeYti6cated stock here decreased 80 bales and
now amounts 70 Ss,oo6 bales, against iSssoo last
year .. .v &C. =. .~n
bush. at the outports for export No. red winter,
a nsx T. o. b, The Northwestern receipts were
~ car,. against i62 last week and iel last year
Chicsro car eainst 10 last week and - last year.
Futures closed No 70 1s4c. c.hSher. Ssies. S,UV'op
hush pyices a follows.
The sun., 1904-07-14

BALTIMORE, July Is. 1904.
The Board Of Directors this day declared from
As net % %ssrnings Of the Company for the six
psT cent. on the preferred stock of the Company,
70 Be paid September l. 1901, 70 the stockholders
August IS, 1904. The Board also declared from
The surplus earnings Of the Company a dividend
u two ~ per cent. on the Common Stock OF the
Company payable on Septe mber /. 1904, 70 the
ofholdes OF record at the closing Of she transfer
books on August Is. 1904. For the purpose Of such
dividends the transfer books Of the Company
viii be closed st O'Clock p. NJ. on August Is, 1904
md win b reopened at ten O'Clock A. N. on Sept.
" TIE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD CO..
By @, ". WOOLFORD. SECRETARY.
The sun., 1904-07-14
phtsbure Coal Company

The Board OF Directors Of this company have
o-day declared q quarterly dividcnd Of one and
hree quarters uM.S per cent. on the preferred
s.oeSSoder. q rscord July W 18th i9o.. 1''n ''''
.-.. r. J. LEHOYNE Secretary.
R1ttehHrR. Pa, july nth, I0OA.
The sun., 1904-07-14
Twi. City Rapid .Tra.sit Csnesay.

New YoYf, July 7th, foN
The directors Of this company have this day
lecis1ed . quarterly dividend Of one and one.
osny. payable on and after the lssh Of August,
.eo4, sf tho once Of the Farmers' Losn q Trust
dividend checks win be mailed 70 stockholders
no have tled orders. The transfer books for
tyiy. 1tos at 10 O'Clock noon. and viii reopen on
he 10th day Of August, 1904, 81 10 o'clock A. N.
c. @. GOODRICH, Secretary.
The sun., 1904-07-14
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON July lathe cash statement Of
the receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury
TAb day. TAs month. Fiscal yrot
RAceipts ..... .t1O0, ,117 ei6.il0067 ete,ll0052
EIDenditures -. . Atl00Oo Si.1S.000 S,SS,mn
peocit. -. 81. s7o7es si8.i14sts SiS,ifAs4s
The receipts from customs 70 day were N.i1s
oio. National bank notes received for redemption
f;he cash statement Of the United states Treas
nv yuiv n khOWN
The sun., 1904-07-14
CLOSING PRICES.

e. .::s: s... =: i. j. =: s:ss 8; H.. :: =:
The sun., 1904-07-14
COMMERCIAL.

CsttSu Advances, TnSn Reacts-lAverpso,
Firmer-Continued Advance ana 40
tiuty IN spsts 1here1shorW Cover
-Iteaiizing On the Advsncc-sra
Ftrmer--Wheat Reports buIisn'
"WEDNESDAY. July IS --CorroN. Spot oot-
ton was unchanged. Middlfns.l lilo.
against 1900. last year; New Orleans ana
Gulf. II 400, against i2.t6c. Sales. 2oi bales
for spinning. Galveston advanced s-ieo. /;
New Orleans, Mobile and Savannah. 40.
Galveston, 10 ll-isc., New Orleans, II i-leo,
Mobile, 1910: Savannah. iic.. Memphis
10 ls-1so. Sales: Galveston. 1T bales; New
Orleans. 3,71S; savannah. 400: Memphis. lh.
Th> r~ostpt. <o-dav vara m folloWa:
The sun., 1904-07-14

OstI wore quiet on the SPOT. Sa1es, 1000 6ush
clipped, u 70 . lbs, Ee$sAc. Com vas epie
on the spot. Sales 1.oD; oush No. I? mi1ed y
sales, 5000 bush. Prices "a follows:
The sun., 1904-07-14
Ths Midland Terminal Railway Co..

LoSr-7o shares U. s. Steel Pfd.. ls,els In the
name Of Chas. H. Echols. Notify EningWood
. CuAningham, ~ Wall ST.
The sun., 1904-07-14

In Liverpool spot cotton advanced Il poln1
Sales, e.sed.. ,sgainss $40. last year SAes !oo
points but lost part, closing as net rsc Tor tho
6ay al 70 z, Prices a. follows: 81,
The sun., 1904-07-14
RAILROAD AND OrHER SHARES.

100 Am Car D y
800 Am @ D ~
$50 Am Exp...is
200 An OR Tw.
100 Am Hal pi
i2o Am Ice, -.
100 Am Ice pf..
TOO Am Lin OIL.
SOC Am Loco...
700 An Loco u
iesS Am Snsis..
287 Am Snsl pf
$50 An sugar
$50 Am TAT. !
$50 Ann Arb pf.
$3.50 4 I 4 = r..
t65 \ 7 h y -
800 At Coast L, |
1870 Rais \ Ohio
700 Bait = o pf.
1919 Bklyn 4. L.
200 Buf D Sus pf
2oIo Cas Paeins. |
3llo Che. 4 Ohio
100 Cfs 4 Alton
i3V Chi & All pf
3Iop Chi = N ". Il
Is6 Chi aNw p.S
130o Chi Ct West
100 Chi G. W d
<i3e0 Chi AAStp.i
400 Chi un IT,.
600 O O G 4 81 L
3l1o Co, PuelAir
100 Col So I pf.
100 Col So : pf.
$50 Cor oas. !
200 Con Tob pk I
400 Corn Prod.
SOS Corn Pro pf
500 Del = nud.. !
600 Den 3 n O..
61o Den b R0 b
400 Det I'm Ry.
S25 DistillersSs'
200 d 3 s b A.
zoo d s s h 4 p
1880 Eris.......
S%2o Erie I pf. =.
$50 Erie . pf. =.
2o4o Gen Eise 90 !
2lee Gen KIss rts
400 Hook Val.
500 Hockvai pf
1868 I'll Central. !
1000 Int Paper.
700 Int Power.
500 Int Pump...s
800 Int Pump y
500 Iowa Cent.
100 10 Cent pf..
500 Kan City 50.
1850 Kan @ So pf.
TO K @ ~ s pf.
100 l. e 3 W est.
7e0o Lou = Nash. I
as Manhattan. I
ooso Net st ~ IL
200 Net Sseu. -.
1900 Mex Cent.
PASS AStPA IS n
$3.50 AsPssA pfl
500 n Z b Tsa.
1900 n Z = r pf.
60720 No PaciAs.
100 N c = 81 l.. I
72o Nat Bts Co.
ia Nat Bis pr. !
1900 Nat Lead.
100 Nat Lead pf
500 n J Central I
100 N Y Air Br. I
5000 N Y Central I
100 N Y cast L.
2s<5 Nor D Wess
i13bS Ont D wsst
lso Pac Coast.
1900 Pacific Mall
1880 Peas n Ri
321o Peoples oas ]
S7oo Pressed 3 O
800 Pr 81 Car pf
500 n Steel 81
200 ~ St So pk
100 Nsp'b'e Ss'i
1Mb Rep - pf'.
$1,000 RsaAins....
100 Reading -
1890 Rock lsiaad
345o Rock Isi pt.
go Rubber ods
l1oo Siess .Shsf =,
200 StJoA0I pi
200 StJoAGI 2p
400 SLASF . pf
900 50 L So wss
z7oo 81 L 8 " pk
la4zbe Sos PsciAe.
7eb0 Sou ~ 90.
s2s 80 ~ % ~
asoo Teas calf
140o Tax Pasi AZ.
100 To, Rwys..
100 Toi s. Law
900 Twin o n r '
Sboao Un Pss,he.
100 Un Pao pf,
100 u s @ Ir p.
500 U 8 OF p pf
40 U . RAcons
200 u q RAC pt.
7i2 u 8 n q Imp
liSo U y Leather
a2Ss USLsath pf
e20 u 8 Rubber
1885 U 8 Rub pf.
21S2o U 8 Btssl -.
7oslo u q Stss, pt
1000 va-Caf Ch.
900 wsbash . =.
<<5o wabssh VI.
600 wsst'gh'se. !
40 West U Tel,
200 " = L z . pf
TOO wis Central
1000 Wis Cent pi
ioisl sAiss of s,bs J
-.
CLOSIl
As.,.. .H.s.. .su 4
M ch'in'n ~ q
&. u
Z. y. :,
The sun., 1904-07-14

Tho totsl exports from the ports were 167 bales,
cemprtsng SIS. 70 Great Britain, - 70 the Con
ttnent and 67l 70 Mexico and Japan.
The sun., 1904-07-14

Futures hsre advanced 70 10 points. but reactee
and closed ~ higher 70 lower. With the tone bA!elI
steady and the estimated sales 10000 bales. Pnce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-12

alarmed at the possibility of Colonel McGovern being elected to the state senate, fearing that it might be the stepping stone to his resumption of the chairmanship of the town com mittee. It is well known that for mer Governor Bulkeley is very desir- ous of Colonel McGovern's election to the senate. He has a high opinion of Colonel McGovern's ability to ren- der the state valuable services as legislator, and he believes that in the contest for the United States senatorship the colonel could do more effective work than any one else in behalf of candidates from Hartford county. It is said that the leaders of the party in Hartford have la bored with Governor Bulkeley to change his opinion in regard to the fitness of Colonel McGovern for the senate, and to the desirability of hav- ing him member of that body at the next session of the general as- sembly above all other sessions. Gov ernor Bulkeley is man of strong convictions and the leaders have found him to be characteristically loyal to them. He has not wavered in his advocacy Of the candidacy of. Colonel McGovern,> nor has his ne phew, Colonel Bulkeley. However, the opponents of Colonel McGovern do not despair of convincing the ex- governor that it would be better party politics to drop his fayorite candidate. They say that if they fail to change Governor Bulkeley's opinion they will carry their opposi- ton to Colonel McGoyern to the pri- maries and prevent him from secur- ing a sufficient number of delegates to give him the nomination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-12
Colonel Patrick McGovern of Hart

Colonel Patrick McGovern of Hart ford is up against it once more. Colonel McGovern is dyed in the wool republican, and has labored early and late for the success of the party in Hartford, and yet there are some of the high "muck-a-mucks" that have no use for the genial Pat rick. They have defeated him for office on more than one occasion, and they are preparing to do it again, and all because his intimate friends call him "Pat." The colonel is all right as a worker, but the mos ment he seeks an office certain ele- ment begins to lay it's plans to de- feat him. Saturday evenings Hart ford Times says that the republican leaders in the city are somewhat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-12
HEARD IN PASSING

If the war goes on at this rate much longer, no matter what the outcome may be, Japan cannot be yellow peril to any nation until she has grown a new crop of warriors. ila- delphia Inquirer.
 Tn 'The Subway to Health, or, Do- mestic Medicine Made Easy it is contended that beer makes Bright's disease; whiskey, brain fever; milk, tuberculosis; tea, nerves; coffee, liver; soda dyspepsia; water, typhoid, ma rasmus and malaria; in which desper- ate state the defendant turns to gin.- Exchange.
 Mir Bell, the editor of the Evening Register. has been unable to reach Tor1ington until this evening. It was expected that he would be present to direct the issuance of to-day's- edition but his plans miscarried and he will not take up his duties until tomorrow morning, He writes from Boston that his vacation has been more than pleas ant and profitable. Torrington Regis ter.
 T want it distinctly understood that do not indorse the sentiments here in set forth" said Senator Depew in his office recently, 'fbut the story is S good one. A young fellow, boy, in fact, who had been brought up to the country standard, came to this city to make his way. Where he came from does not matter, but it wasn't thou sand miles from where I was born. We'll, he got job, and about two weeks later, after having been tossed about on the city's sea, he wrote to a friend of his fathers telling something Of his hopes and fears. Do you think he wrote, that I can lead a Christian life on $4 a week? T don't think you will be able to lead any other was the wise response. .''-M Milwaukee Wis consin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-12
Baltimore Fire stiII Burning.

and 8 has not yet been extinguished. In the ruins of the jIiii11 esta a5iiiFsiii of N. Frank 6 Sons there is a huge mound of burlap bags, and, although thousands of tons of water have been poured over it and the rains of months have descended upon it, 1t continues to break into flame nearly every hot or sunshiny day. At the ruins of the seed establishment of J. Bolganio 6 Sons a great pile of grain continues to burn, and the heat from it has thus far pre- vented building operations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-12
Freak Earar.

l Paterson, N. J., has brought to view at various times nd small number of eccentric persons. The latest freak in that community makes his breakfast of 8 cucumber, his luncheon of car- rot, turnip or raw potato. and eats a few nuts for supper. He never touches flesh or fish, wears very little clothing, and sleeps out of doors, ex- cept when rain Is falling He looks strong and well, and asserts that he never feels an ache or pain. The possibilities of human perversity are unaccountable.