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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 3
per cent highest Sl2 per cent; lowest, per cent;
last loan. per cent; closed 2l2G3 per cent: ruling
rate. S14 per cent Time money quoted at
per cent for sixty to ninety days. and 4 per cent
for four. five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at 4<042i per cent for sixty to ninety
days. 4l2@4aa per cent for four six months, and
) cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Ma closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
MAIDEN LANE SAVINGS BANK

At the meeting OF the board of trustees of the
Maiden Lane Savings Bank, held yesterday the
second semi-annual dividend at the rate of per
cent per annum, was declared. The institution was
established only one year ago. Louis Windmuller
Is the president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec 8. p n-The market for American
securities was dull and irregular showing unim-
portant changes at the close. Last quotations tol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The condition of the Treas
ury. divisions of issue and redemption. at the be
ginning Of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
.fma'gdn,0tea Copper
ations were:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
sc,,rities and net changes from Mondays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07

Brooklyn Ferry ~tock- $500.
hcuakvu trr-y LIST =. 1916
% stock. ---..---.---
y y * p R Ferry go stock
30 LIST mtg s.. 1872. .-...
y Y & II + Con Is. 1916 .
10Th x ~ ST i~t mg Is, 1919
Union + u y \ * & syocS
- y Il y Is: ms IS. 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
DIVISION OF ISSUE
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Week ended Dec 7s4 o7e & sei 1os s,a io2 70,
Since January sos 4, 4eO.s75 45s 8S4 GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.

reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wa..s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
INACTIVE STOCKS.

CFarn-hed by wiIiam e Nichols & CO. No II Wall 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07
STREET RAILWAYS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhard,. No IS wal-s,i
In, { Period F,,1 -
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9ie g8 q bIen.
g6icaso, Z. Gpril.

Gbtca9o, Z. Gprtl.
Sn Chicago erlpdbtten Die 8spubli.
taner adt5ebn uno bic Demotraten led.
sebr Nlpermen. 9!uberbem muroe Elm
unabbdnsieer &epublitarer in Der 8.
@aro in ben Staotratb gemGblt. Der
nGbIte Staotratb beItebt aus SO Repu.
blitanern, 81 9emotraten, einem unnb=
hdnsisen 9emotruten, einent unabhanz
eieen &epublifaner unt einem Socins
liften.
9as Sauptintereiie conjentrirte ii8
jeoOh auf bic Oorgeldlasene Grperbuns
ber StraBen6abnen ourb bic Staotuers
iualtuns. 9as pOn Der lesten 9esls.
latur angenommene MIQere@eies, wels
DIES fir oieien Blan eintritt, mar oem
&Olte 5ur Nbftimmuno oorsele9t NOR
ben, uno OaSlelbe enti6teb bela'
heno.
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Stndtor 8urton


Der gunossIsndtor Burton empfin9
heute BON benz Ri6ter 4oams ieinen
llrtbeilsipruh. nondf er cine SeIo'
ftrofe BON $2500 gu be3abl:n unb ftr
bic 0duer bon Monaten oas Gountp=
Gefdnenib gu bt3ieben bat. Dor 8ers
tiinoigung oes Strdfmabes legte Der
Ri6ter Dem Senator oi. iibIihe 6rdge
Dor, oh er .tipas gu iuesn babe. Bur
ton pern,inte.
Rihter 9loams iaste 81 oem 9.rur'
tbeiIten: rSbr Qntrus fir einen neuen
proseb CAB mir GeIesenbeit, baS Be-
psismotsrial s.Ruu gu priif.n uno
oi. lleber3eusuns gu erIanesn, ooB bic
SeTdsporersn eiren gere6tsn Sprud
abeaben. Die Wi6tisteit oieiss urs
tbeiIs bttrifft Sic ri9t aLIsin. Sbr.
bobe 2epensReIIune uro bic Qrt une
BtiIe ibrsr llsbsrtr.tuRg perlsibt Syba
rer DerurthsiIuns befpn6e. g0ihtis'
tett, benn .s tpiro BIER tldr aeitelIt, odt
bos 6eies feline 4npeuouns finoet
pbns RidFbt auf bi. periOr uno De-
reH St.1urs. glitr INNER III Elm Of
tSrtlites @mt tin HnreiaenRr S6ut
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g9EeeIino. 81. 80. 6. 9lpriI.

QlttllHu, 2S. SQ., .. WpIll.
Der tatholiI&en Stride in 8eQaire,
Sbio, rpurben mitteIs zines Ginbru9-
biebitabls 4Itartelhe uno anoere gum
@pttesoienite beitinmte Gerdte I'm
@ertbe bon 5000 entlpenpet.
Qus bem g ha bamte.
0aibinqton, 6. 9(pril.
No6 bem 6eutiaen Qluspeiie bee
S6aBamtes pdr fpl9enoer Gjefobor=
ratb borbanben; $224,112, ,287, bapon
ndren $118, 8,919,189 in Sob. 0u5u
tommt no6 bic @oIoreierps RON $3.50
100000.
aus Der 8unbes bdupi f a b..
Maihiulton I April.
Dem Spreher Cannon lpurbe ges
ftern Elm 8eridt btr GipilpitnItfoms
miIiion iibsrgsben. aus bem .rii4tIi9
1T. bdB Der 9rGiib;rt Rooitpelt in go
6dGIen bas @eieB iuipsnoirte, umGeute
obne porber8caanaene Eriiilng 5li
@emtern 81 ernennen ooer Qemterina
bober 3u bef0roern. prdiibent Wlcs
3inlep bate nur in orsi JdQen Don
bieIsm Rshte @ebrau4 gsmo6t. Disie
Grnsnnungen umiaKen Stellen lmSne
btaners 1epartement Bis berab gu ben
9uti6ern i'm Wdrineoi,uit.
@oibnlgton Z aertl.
Der Stoatsietretdr 6ap unb Der fus
bdniite GeIonbte Sennr Gueiaba
unt.r3si6nete einen 2(usIis'sruu9sOer'
tras.
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: pie 3sfric1i8an8 Der 9}cioatlntcrsi

fiir Die 4gfric0l8ang Der Pttndtlntereis
fen.
Die groBe Demiit6iagung, pelae ei-
ne 8oI9e 2hr;r 8erurt6eilung 1T, fou.
ti III f6 iel6it fat einc binrei6tnoe
Gtroft fcin. renn S4re 9eruri6eiIuna
1T eins Gntehran9 bic es Sbnen fir
INNER unm0alih r1oft, ein Dffentli-
4e8 Q{mt 3u petndIten.
g}ahoem Der Gidter bic oben argee
gebene 1traFe pertiinoigt, puroe bic
Gerufunq an baS Gber6unoe5gerihi
anQemel6et uno l9urtpn unter $4,000
SiirgTdaFt aeIteGt.
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9 r il d { a bqebrdnnt. b
Smaho. g}ebr.. 6. Q(pril.

'''NFNEFf -VE@N'F y y ~
0reibunoert Sub Der Bride Der
Burlington &c QuincnsGiienbabn ii6er
ben platte 6IuB 5miI6en 8rano S.
lamb unb Ybilips brannten beute as.
Die Bride lit beind6t eine Meile lang
uno lire 3erit0run8 3ningt Die Bur
lin9ton Giienbatn, porlGufiQ ale lire
3iQe iiber Die Bride oer Union 9aci=
fic>8dbn in @entraI GitD laufen gu
IoIicn Gie Gntiteblng Oes 6euer5 iii
unbefdnrt.
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ppGtttf6ts.
9arrisbnra. Qa. Z NpriI.

0arrlsblrg, Ia, & Nprll.
Der ebemalioe 9enerolaniuolt GIs
tin puroe BON Der r.pubIitonii6en
Stodts Convention sinitimmig gum
9itter 6cs Cberaeridtes nouliuirt
Getn 8ebaIt pirb $4,000 idbrtih be-
trag,n uno bic Qmts3eit umfoBt ben
3eitraum ron q 5obren. Gltins lit
i,st A 5abye alt. gu Ieleaaisn at
Ioras@ fir Die 6bitoooer Convention
fpuroen Gouo q,uunpater Games
G!osrion, 8. z. gieatIe0 uno 5rans
tis 9 Ro6bins eripdbIt unb 3uGuniteH
Rooispelt's initruirt.
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9 0 ftra Il b.


ST. &aul I 9Ipril.
Ser PpitlpuQen 5tpiIaen 6olt unb
Big Sort muroe BON einem RGuber,
Der eirsn Sdlimrel rift, onge6alten.
0er&utI6er, ipelder ansin mar, muBte
BEN Qpitiad uno anbere 0ertbIaChen
ber9eben. Ser 8ul9tlepper pirb pers
foIgt.
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6 a + a 3.
9anIas gitp, Z. 2lpril.

NuNIup UIIUI q NpIII'
Die @ablen in 4anias Daren nur
fir undergraduate glemter. Sn 9atps
renee unS gGi6ta muroeu nlls republis
tdniideu @nnoibateu sendblt. Sn 2eas
osnmOrtb iisste Elm 9emii9tes Ttfet.
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rlultatr Der
tiirjlid)tn 2Sabltn.

Genatur Burton cin emtebrter NHnnm. Serbamomm'
aem Der Ssntinmal CScehgebmma Sine SelbIt.
tnurb @pibcmie IN Ncip 9prf. Spfer Oes
Temeroamtnms. 9spIraub i'm 0&eItem Srano
cimer Smrlin9tpn= SrilCfe.
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9 bens m il be.
9lelp lorf. Z. 9Lpril.

SSn Der Stubt Rep Yort begtngen
geItern 6 BerIonsn Selbitmpro, lpoDpn
ettpa bic 6dlfte ibrem &eben aus glabs
rungsior9en elm Gnbe mahten. Drei
Qerionen perQifteten ii6 nit 8arbpIz
Idure, in einen San that Der Hepoloer
ben Iebten 0ienit, in einem dnoern Der
Strid uno Die Gindtbmung bon2euftz
gas md6te in einem peiteren San oen
0aIein Elm Gnoe. Goa Boder mar bie
jiinqfte Der 9sbenSmiiben. Sie trant
&arboliGure, na6bem iie einen 8rief
geIeIen. unD Syacob Rsiban, Elm Mann
bpn 65 sSabren, Der Ieit Sabren an
RRumati5mus fit unb gum Strtt
feline 3ufIu6i pabm, mar unter ben
SelbltmDroerr Der dlteite.
Gpfer zines 6eutrs.
W}olmt @cruou, g. g.. I. 2IpriI.
Gn Der Columbia 6aa. einem br.is
Il0diqen @ebduoe, an Wilion Place,
lam Elm 9Feuer gum 2(u5bru4, in mel
diem flint QerIonen i6ren 3oO fanoen,
Die 8cbten Iinp: Ratbon 6rep, sc
Sabre alt; SyIabor 6rep, II Sabre;
6elcn 6ren. 9 Sabre. unb @uiIje Dob
ring, 10 Sabre cit. 9erleBt nuroen
6rau Rebecca grsp, bic in iterbenoem
3uitanbe naa bem 9oIpital gebradt
ipurhe unb Frau gtia Barn unO 6rall
2ouis 2op;qre
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g e ro sta.
Qincoln, Z. Gpril

Qincpln, Z. Npril.
Die &epublitansr erlpdblten ibr 9e'
iamtes Stnotidet NIT Wlebrbeiten,
tpslhe BON 900 bis 100 Stimmen un-
riteren. Die &epublifaner erudblten
bier uno Die 9emotroten bret Mitglie.
Der oe5 Staotrntes.
Omaha, Z Nprtl.
glttjis 8rpSent Der Touns BON yie'
brastn, bon oensn Neri6te eingelaufen
iino, bnben fir hobs 9i5enien seftimmt.
9aoio gitp biloete cine Nusuabme.
Srsmont srpGblte cas- geiamte repuplis
fanilhe Tifet. @ranb Sslanb ltimmte
fir bObe 2iSens tuabreno gtorfolt, Beit
8uint, Soloreoae uno ale Epwns in
Glnp @uuntp iid fir Die Gffsnbnltuns
Der 8irti9aften srtldrten.
Omaha, 7. Npril.
8Ollftdnbise Iabridten aus benz
Iiioliben Omaha beiueiisn. buB 6rant
&autstp, Elm 8epublitauer, gum giir'
ssrmsiItsr ertpdblt wOroen 1T.
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Die lhiiren Ser 2ltron gaming
@nnf blieben heute aeidloi'en mo
oos @eri6t ernanntc g .. Setber
luto @m. gucd)tcl ais 9PaienDerruaI.
ier. Ser Qebterc lit Rriiioent Der
Wonf Qie 2cpoiiien 6cIalfeu iih
Qlf etpd $3.50 000.
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gta6oem Iih bos 6aus gu einem
YIenar 2tusi6uB conitituirt bate,
pur6s bic y8omnan Omnibus 9iQ,"
Ipei6e $22S, 900 fir oie8e3dhlund ilei
Iner 6oroerun8en perIanqt. bera;6sn
unp anqsnommeu, oierauF gslanQtc
Der 8erid1t oe5 GoUFeren3comites iibsr
Die 8elpilligunQsbiu fir 8efeTti9un
gen CUR 9eratsur9 urb cerIelbs muroe
init gtusnabme rs Qoro9rop6an, mel
der BEN 2tntaaf zines llnterfeebootes
perldnqt. unb oesieniaen, in lpslfem
$83 900 fir cine psrI6tpunbene &a
nonenprobe per.anQt lperoen, sur 9lue
ndbme.
Gbqtoroneter Guf6man, @oI6ino-
ten, fprod jj6tr Die Nott,penbiqteit Der
2ertretunQ oe8 Ierritoriums Ito3ta
i'm 8ongreB uno empFabl bie 3ulul
iunq zines TeIclaten. 9(uf qlntraa bcs
2(b1eorontier Nlilep (2lla.) lpurbe be
fhIofTen, am SonutaQ. BEN "a. MprI,
oit Grtnrerunosftier fir ben perItor=
beuen 9(beeorhueten 36ompTon ron
@Iobdmu 8u ptranftoIten.
Die Srase pe9en oes Gele9atsn fir
2lIdsta mar mod niAt er!eoist, al8 lid
has 0aus um 5;15 llbr Oertdgte.
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90 iffo uri.
4ouios gun. 9D2o.. Z. 81

8ripnte 8eri6te aus eirem Grittel
Der StaOt &anias gitp, Mo.. einidlieB.
li9 Der ben 9lusihlag 9ebenben Bree
cincte li6ern bic @ahl bes sanSen re.
publitonii6en 9idsts, on osien Spibe
SAP 8. Neff Itebt. Ser neue Stabtratb
wiro eine rspublitaniide Mebrbeit ia.
ben. Gie StootnertpaItuns bat ilcD leu
bier Sobren in ben Sdnoen Der 9enui
frnteu befunben, uno por Stuei Snbreu
mar fein Gepublifaner, ni9t etnmal auf
ben @arotidets, erfOl9rei6.
IRinnefpta.
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1btbtt
Qonoon, 6. glpri!.

grob<rid, Der StoatsietretGr ilr
synDi,n, ,rbitIi pom Oberit Younsbus
bdno cine Hom 3. 2tpril ootirte De
peIdt, nona6 oieIsr poIitiIts asent
osr britii6ts t6ibstanii6en @rpsoiHou
binnsn elmer Wo6e in @panqtIe d60
Ulsilsn pon 9boNa) anJuldnqen ge
bentt. Tort rpsrb,u, Der WtounQ 3u
foloe, nit diusiiiten 8eoollmdd1tie
ten unb tbibstoniihcn 9eomten I'm
tcrtanohIngsn qepfo1en lperoen. oeren
3psd Is 1T. ferneyes gu.teygisben gu
mrbinoetn.
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% ratnd".

Tep9ort Ren5 &a 2lprl
SIN geifein pon 10000 Wsui6,n
lisf eos nsue S4'ahNfiif o9ir9is
MIA" pom S.dpel. DE 1alfe Duroe
pon III. Ulatiloe Gar Montague, Der
1odter tes Gouoern,uys glonto8ue,
rou1oqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-04-08

WaIhinatoll 6. NpriI


SIN Senot iytam Ul9ygdn iiber bic
Rsiolution, pono6 oer 8eneraIean=
malt ben Ssnot bariiber unterrihten
fou, OBJ sr fir bic Der Staatsn bic
Hstts getouft babe, nelt, uriprtngs
li9 BON 9olun1bien 6erru u. 9. Wiie
fir ben Bdu bes gdnamaidndIs pers
Iisbsn fpurten. Gr er'idrte BET bieier
Gsl.genbeit, bab bic Eegisrun9, ndf=
BEN fe panamc i,rt $1oo0o,000 be-
8ablt, ii6 bonn .rft bos Rs4t erpors
Ben, nit Der adnalg,Ieuihaft gu uns
terbdnoeln. 1ieie 0sieaihaft, 70 be-
bduptsis Der Rsbner, bait, ben aanals
bdu pollitdnbig untsr ibrsr aontroIe.
81, ger30gerung. an qarlmd bic erz
tpGbnts GAmme 3u be3abRu, lei Gin
geipeis baFiir, boB man nit Der aos
nolgeiellindft a6re6nen mJlis.
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g qona m a.
Colon 9lpril

Golon = 9lpril.
Die omeriionii6en &dnoItommiTGr
rc fubr,n duf einsm Gonber5ugs na6
banana, unl ben Prdlioent,n 2lmobor
5u begriiben.
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ST. 8aul, Z. 9tpril.

Stdbtilde @ablen iuurben in ben
Stdbten stueiter 8laiie in MinneiOta
absebaItsn. Sn ben meiften 6dlIen
ipielteu &artsi. ;Sntereiien feline &Oue.
Sn Sleep @De wurbe s. M. Olien
na9 einem bnrten Sample iiber 6. 3.
Bertrand nit 13 Stimmen gum MaDOr
sewdblt. Sn gew ulm beiieste 6. S.
8obletsr Souls S6ilins in bem Sample
nm bas 9lmt bes gitpclert. Der 9ess
tere bntte bns 9lmt uhtSsbn SABRE lang
inne. 9lnofa Itimmte fir Die Nussabe
BON Bombs in Der Sbbe BON $4,000.
Sn GroOtIton mar bas republitaniI9e
Staotttdet iieerei6.
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Sdarmibrl am l)alu.

0iniien nno 3dpNncr itohcu ou ;lucI
Stelicn 5niammcu. - SIC Sapancr
ucgljcrcu eli gjaun. GJr SD.
uig uuu SuaIuuO rrbictci iidl,
Ocn GrtcOCu iH ucrmittclu.
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Barcelona, 6. Qlpril.

aur3 mad ieiner Nntunft mObnte
Der aoni9 20fonio in Der aot6eDraIe
einem feierlt6eu Je 1tum bel. Die
StraBsn iirb fldgg,uo,ifmiidt. ouf
ben 8iirqeriieiotn brdn9t iih cine feit
lid 9etlsioets uno ir,ubiq 9eitimm.s
Wsn9e. Gpdter nobm Spaniens 6errs
i6er bonn galais bes Generalbdupt
marns ben 8or6eimarih Der 3ruppsu
~ aeqen. 81 mar ourh ben ibm berei
tet,n htr3lifen Gmpfang iidtlit be
,rieo'ot
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Die ,,>1orcitern"- "-5eitun-
gen BADEN sic 6eIchichte
BON ga Groiie niebt nur
mitichreiben Iencern NIT
machen heIiela.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-04-08

N70II TVF VT "
Grantreia BOT lpieoer eintn S6ritt
qetbdn, Der Is ben anoereu Qdnoern
Guropas nd6er brin9t. Der U}iniIter
oes 2lusndrtioen 9elcaFe unb Der bola
IdnbiId2 @eTaubte be StuerS unters
3eitneten eireu Sddsbspertrdq in oers
Ieiben 6orm. in metder Der fron3oFldls
britiT6e uno Der franjoiiidlzitdlieniide
9ertroq d5geIoBt Iin6.
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Sm 6dui, fam beute Die Sties.
aebune BEN 1iitritt Columbia be;rei
fsno 5ur gsratbune. Sieb5ebn GtieB
entrpirie tameu sur GrIsoigung 9it
Sntorporirun9 oes Gornegte 3niiituta
tpuroe ssnebmig'. Ods unb.r.tti9tt
5r1een ots 2lb3sihens be- o. u. "
puroe i'm Iiitritt GoIqmbia perboi.n
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gl2ufocu 6. 9tpriI.

SSn eincm SdJormiiBel 3piid)en eli
ncr @ren8mohe uuo dlineiiiden Bail
bitten, lpeldes am iiiOlidleu 3beiI Der
Giienbabn itattino, muroen orel
Ruiicu ucrpun0et rno 5ebn 9an0lteh
oct0otet uno jrpon3ig peruunoct. Is
fino 2rlppcn atr GerioI9un8 Der
gouoiten entiouot morocn.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-04-22
Fell Under Cars.

Columbus. Ga. Aplil 20.-George w.
Garrett. aged IL years, Seaboard
Air Li!.e foreman, was thrown under
a freight car and saved his leg only
by presence Of mind. AS the train
pulled by dummy rounded a curve
on Myth avenue and the outer rail
broke, dcrail!ng two cars. Garrett,
who was sitting in the first car, was
thrown to the ground. He was caugkf
by the car and the calf of his leg
badly hurt. and he saved the leg
from hing crushed by jerking l.
ont quickly just as car wheel was
rolling upon it.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-04-22
TELEGRAPHic RREvITIEs..

Mississippi Democrats favor Park.
er, but will not instruct delegates.
Mississippi will ask for a marine
surgeon to be stationed at one of the
coast cities
The Leather Manufacturers Nation.
al bank and the Mechanics. National
bank of New York have consolidated
The hearing con. the demurrer pro.
ceedings instituted by Sully, in New
York, which was TO have been held
Monday, was postponed until Thurs.
day.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision OF the lower court IN award,
ing $4,000 damages to James s. Car.
son, a South Carolina fagman who
was injured in an accident On the
Southern railway. 49,
In the house the Democrats made a
sharp move by Offering amendments
to that part of the.general deHcfercy
appropriation measure providing for
service pensions. -. Point of order was
made by Republseahs thatamenamenss
violated existing law, Democr rats fesl
piled that house had THE ssame rigfiss
as the president.
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state delegates in favor OF Judge Park.
Or and has made every effort to pre-.
vent instructions for the New York.

state delegates in favor OF Judge Park.
Or. and has made every effort to pre-.
vent instructions for the New York.
er.
Chairman Hall called the convention
to order at 11:1O O'Clock. After the
reading of the call Frank J. Fitzsim.
mons, in his speech, said the Repub.
lican party in Pennsylvania was dead
to state pride and individual liberty.
and that the serfs of the plains of ST..
IBERIA have more independence than
have the bringing machine-ridden and
poss-worshiping pack of slaves who be-
long to the party given glory by Lin.
coin and a long line Of illustrious
statesmen"
After caustice reference to the "muz.
zler bill'' and Governor Pennypacker.
Mr. FitZsimmons closed with the state.
ment that president Roosevelt Is a
constant source Of unrest to the
American people and menace to the
peace of the country. He would like
to build up new nation on his own
ideals. He would like to have the
senseless rough rider take the place
of common sense Uncle Sam and San
Juan Hill substituted for Bunker HILL
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LOUISIANA BALLOTS,
Quadrennial State Eiecton-Two
Tickets in the Field.

QuadrennaI State EIection-Two
Tickets in the Field.
New Orleans, April 20.-Tne quad.
rennial state election is in progress
In Louisiana today. There are two
tickets in the field.
Former Justice N. G. Blanchard, OF
the supreme court, heads that of the
Democrats, nominated in the January
primary. General w. ]. Behan. an
ex-Confederate soldier and prominent
sugar planter, is the candidate of the
Lily White Republicans for governor.
The old line Republicans have no tick
ct. A full Legislature is being voted
for, which will elect a United States
senator. Senator Murphy j. Foster
was nominated in the primary and will
be chosen as his own successor.
There is little interest in the cleo.
tion, and there is no doubt as to the
result The Republicans claim only
four of the fifty-nine parishes in the
state. The Democrats concede them
none. The Lily Whites put a tick.
ct in the field simply to maintain their
organization. They at present con.
troll all the federal offices in the state
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No Doubt az to Hls Fate.

st. Petersburg, April 20.-Mme. We
restchagin, widow Of the Russian
painter who went down with the Pc
tropavlovsk, is in such a condition OF
nervous prostration that the family do
not dare inform her Of the official
confirmation Of her husbands death.
Even the children are not aware that
the news is true.
The last doubt in the minds OF his
relatives concerning the fate of the
painter was dissipated by dispatch
received from a nephew OF the widow
dated from Lao Yang saying that his
uncle left there to join the Petropav-
lovsk. =
DR.. Andrevsky, speaking for the fam
lily, said it was Verestchagin's inten-
ton to join Lieutenant General Line
watch and accompany him to Northern
Korea. He had no intention OF go
Ing out with the fleet, the doctor said,
but it is presumed that as there were
no operations on shore he determined
to witness a sea fight. The doctor
added that Verestchagin was strong
ly opposerd to the war, but that on
his return from Japan last winter he
declared that the entire Japanese peo-
pie demanded it and that it was un-
avoidable.
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JAPANESE ARE IN
CONTROL ON. OF KOREA
Russian Scouting Parties Hav
Retired Across Yalu. -
SOME skIRMIsHINasls REHoRTE

-- -. .Es.<s,. ~ ~ y
Six Japanese Soldiers 3taa BY Rus
sian Scouts on April f03apanese
Army Is Divided Into Two Fight
ing Forces.
Shanhai, April 20.-Authentic ad-
vices from Seoul dated the 18th in-
slant, declare that the Japanese are
in complete control Of Korea and that
the Russian scouting parties have re-
tired across the Yalu before the Jap
anese who occupied Wiju practically
without resistance.
The Japanese army is divided into
two forces, one for expeditionary pur-
poses and the other for occupation.
The former, numbering $4,000, Is
advancing to the Yalu, and the latter,
consisting OF $4,000 reservists, is max
Ing far-sighted communication a>range-
| ments with the headquarters at Seoul
where there is a garrison of 1000.
The headquarters of the transport
service is at Chemulpo. Railroad
building and road grading is progress
ing rapidly. The fortitication of b.
jedo island at the mouth of Masampo
harbor, which protects the southern
| terminus of overland communication,
also guards the passage to Vladivo-
stock and Port Arthur through the
Broughton strait. Forty transports of
Haiju are supposed to have landed
part Of their forces at Takushan, and
it is the evident intention to disembark
a second army at Yongampo prepara-
tory to forcing the Yalu.
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Election Tragedy at Gonzales.

=. New Orleans, April 20.-The election
tion resulted in a tragedy at Con.
zales in Ascension parish, where Lily
Whites and Democrats are closely di.
vided. A bitter fight is in progress
there over the local offices. Cap.
tain Sam Moore, former sheriff un.
der the Democrats. who was leading
the Lily White faction, becams in.
volved in dispute at the poll and was
instantly killed by Deputy Sheriff ED
Smith. Moore was attempting to post
pictures of negro Office holders under
the Democratic administration. Smith
interf&ed with him on the ground
that the pictures would breed trou.
BILE at the poll. Moore resented In.
Sterference with him, 1t is said, and at.
tempted, to draw his pistol Smith was
I. quicker ana killed him.. Moore came
sSrig1naby from the:vlcinity of Gloster
ffss.s and Yas prominent merchant
and farmer In. Ascension.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
FINAL Details of State Convention.
Caustic Remarks Made.

CaustIc Remarks Made.
Harrisburg, Pa. April 20.-The final
details of the Democratic state con.
vention were arranged at conference
OF The leaders today at state headuuar.
ters.
Colonel James NJ. Guffey, of Pitts
burg; State Chairman James X. p.
FAN, OF Ridgeway; Robert E. Wright.
,sof Attention, and Ex-Governor Robert
&c. Pattison, of Philadelphia, were Sc
lected foAdelegates at large to the ma.
tional conve8tion at St Louis. Robert
Irwin, Of Washington, and Stanley w.
Davenport. OF Wilkesbarre, were Sc
lected for presidential electors at
large.
IT was decided that the 68 national
delegates should not be instructed,
but that they should be bound by the
unit rule. The leaders concede that
there is a strong sentiment among the