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fast friends and when Thump was
crushed between the guards Of his
boat and wharf one day ami had a
have his left leg amputated. Peg Bill
I prepared To leave the river Neither
was known bg SUCH names at that
time, however Peg Bill was sntar
tunale however and on the day he
was 70 Quit boating a shaft in the en-
CINE room broke, tearing his right leg
on al the knee
After the TWO left the hospitals L
took only few months for them to
wander together again, and later they
! reached Louisville. the home OF their
childhood. II was while recuperating
from the effects Of their accident thar
they began 10 scheme OF the manner
in which they would aid each other
The first thing necessary vas to Sc.
cure TWO wooden legs. OF course two
wooden .ega purchased At the SAME
time are cheaper than purchased sing
~ aud THE men saved twen,y-n
cents apiece on this their first trans
action and really the initiation OF their
partnership. which has lasted for SO
many years Legs purchased vi
course crutches were necessary. A.
pair was purchased for $3.50. which
meant only seventy five cents apiece
Such slight items were soon figured
out. but later il was discovered tina,
shoes and socks could be secured by
the same economical scheme. After
this il took little time for the men 10
prepare for winter, as fan days were
beginning to end in early twilight and
Jack Frost was making himself evil
dent The pair repaired "a a shoe ane
hosiery store
Alas and alask' Here trouble co.
tirely unexpected arose Thump
tastes were exactly opposite 20 those
owned by the fastidi8us peg Bin THO
laiter had a mania for red hose ana
tooihDick shoes Uhey were IN fashion
al the tIme). while Thnmp. who was
sort OF dignifed individual cared only
for the most sonber coiored socks and
ordinary round-toed shoes. II haa
been the intention OF the two schom
ers TO purchase several pairs OF shoes
and socks Thump was 20 ta.c the
right shoe and the right hose and Peg
Bill the o;heg In this manner thcy
would secure shoes and socks for tRo
men a the usual cost for ono.
For a time IL looked as il their
scheme would end in It's beginning
hut Trump had an idea Drawing
penny from his pocket he said:
Lets match for vino chooses 'cm
an the other fellow gets 20 select e1i
next time
The proposition met with favor. and
in a few moments Thumn marched
proudly away bearing a number or
pairs OF somber colored hosiery and q
pair Of round-toed shoes Each man
has taken turn sbout selecting hosiery
aud shces foI nearly twenty years.
and g. is Peg Bills turn next They
have figured that they save at least
oneihird their yearly expenses by
their lransac, ions
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MAJOR OELMAR
EQUALS RECORD
DESPITE UNFAvoRABLG WEATH
ER THE GREAT TRoTTER
COVERED A MILE AT clNciN.
MATT IN 2;o2ta.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
Cincinnati, Sept 30 The feature
OF today's grand circuit racing was
Major Delmar's attempt to break the
worlds troutng record Of 202h with
or< wind shields Or pacemakers In
front or al side, held by Crescus and
Major Delmar Although weather
conditions We're unfavorable for a
trial Of This kind The horse equalIed
the worlds record The first qusrtcr
was made IN 30& the half Ii TEL.
the three quarters in l:3UA and the
mile in 2;021 Delmar finished in
good shape
Three other eycn.s ou the card
we're holly contested
2;l4 pace. purse $500 Il startersl
Sunny Slope a2i2ll. Edwin &.
2I2f33 Funston t4532e. Time,
2.0Sai
2eG trot, parse, $1,000 a startess)
sweet Marie ell Ozonam ~
Wentworth i33. Time 2,oGta
2l7 pace. purse 1880 tIi start
ers1 Nancy H. 74ll1 Lifla
sphinx 1865. Ed c, 5243a Time,
2:07ts
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Jagged CARS
WITH BLUSHES
SHE STOOD AT STREET CAR
CROSSING AND DIDN'T
BULGE UNTIL BIG PO-
LlcEMAN PICKED
HER UP.

New York. Sept. 30-A smarily
lgea. ed young woman in tsilor-maGe
gown OF blue that fl like glove. =
chic iitlc hal that matched her au-
burn hair ami pretty boots with high
'frcnca heels, started 10 cross the
street al the intersection Of Broad
way Sixth ayennc aud Thirty fourth
street at T. O'Clock last evening
She suddenly stopped in the crn-er
of the maze OF, street car tracks al
the point and looked appealinely 10 al
admiuug crowd That soon surrounded
he. nnrthbomd Broadway car "a
s0uthh0und Sixth avenue car and d
wc-thouud Thiriyfourih street car
came up and stopped within zen fect
oft the blushiug young woman.
Hey gtf on the track and let M
pass shouted an angry motorman.
The pretty Young woman blushed
deeply and looked al him with scorn.
bui dill not bulge
The crowd almost blocked the
stree. when Policeman Walters. on
iho Broadway squad. worked his way
POI Cd, woman side
"WhafS the trouble here? Don
SOU rae that you are blocking the cars
and causing a crowd m gather" geo
mandri the policeman. Why dom
.ou uu al-nge"
con please don't talk riIdeiy io
m" Nr Policeman. answscd the em-
aauas-o1 little w0msn D1a1 you
-c' fhat 7 am caught
80 saving she lifted her skirts Just
cuou-1 tp Shows dainty Dis ri I'm
-rr aad silk stockinas Ter hiEh
lt' wrrc securely wcdsed To- the
trolley Shot, Tug a. she might. The
yuru- uouau could nos rclca-e hog
cola
"a delicate situation qHoih he bic
policeman -But you can't block the
clr add might simply because your
heIs f8te caught in the ircliey slot
The nsif way out Of @ b. to take 90
ful rirtsr
The fung Woman face turned scar-
ls' ar Wa'tsrs 20; down 0n his knee
aal began g. nniace her shoes Then
he Iu Deer up in his arms and
placed BIZ in waiting eae- u was
an raat matter then ~ fclcasc ii',
sh1c--
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No life In Heavenly BODIES.

A supply Of energy particular -le-
meuts change Of temperature and
abundance of water are necessary 70
life. az 10 is known. Sciestisc scrut
iny has not discovered the equivalent
of these necsssiiies in any ore OF the
members Of the solar system. There
fore. r. J. AiLsa ciaisls that there can
be no such life ss ours on any. Of the
heavenly bodies, but life NAY exit I'M
der their conditions Tor aught that il
known.
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MOTHER AND CHILD

SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil made almost as
palatable as milk. 1t is easy
and soothing to the weak
stomach; it checks the ten
denotes of children toward
.hinness.
SCOTS Emulsion gives
strength to weak mothers be-
cause it creates healthy flesh
and new blood.
Nursing mothers will find
a special value in SCOTS
Emulsion because it insureS
a flow If rich, nourishing
milk for the baby. More and
better than a medicine;
SCOTS Emulsion is a food.
Scots Emulsion is not a
mere extract containing mn
aginary active principles
which do not exist. but Is full
Of actual nourishment which
sustains vital force and builds
up the body tissues more
rapidly than any other known
remedy.
WH-s-s ~ =-s--. 49, =. -s-rs-s
5coTT 4 BOWL - fsasl sts=- Sss g1-st
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ILLINOIS TAEArER CASES.
chicaao Judge Grants Change Of We
nue. to Defendants.
l,y III. Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
Chicago. Sept 30.-Judga keratcn
decided today 70 grant a change Of
venue in Inc IruQuoig thcater case. on
petition of two defendants and Treas
urer No0nan and Stage Clrpe1ter
Cummings OF he lroquois theater will
Be allowed 20 have heir trial on a
charge OF manslaughter removed to
another county VIII J. Davis, presi-
dent of the lroquois theatcr company.
did not petition with The others.
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Wonderful Resources Of the West.

II Won are looking for a home and
want to visit the west you can do
80 with very little expense as the
Union Pacific will sell one way Colo
mist tickets every day al the follow
ing rates from Missouri River tsrmi-
nails: Council Bluffs to Ksssas City
inclusivel
September Is to October IS.
see.e0 10 Ogden SAX Lake City.
Butte. Anaconda snd Helena
s2250 10 Spokssc ans WeHstches
S25e0 10 San Francisco. los An
seles. aud many other California
points
$500 TO Portland. Tacoma. Seat
tie and many other Oregon and
Washington points.
J. II. LOTHR0PP. G. A.
s0s Olive Ct. 81 Louis. No.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. Louis. %. Brooklyn 4.
Boston, s: pit;tsburg .
Boston T. Pittsburg. 3
Chicago. p, New York. =
Chicago. >. New York. 3.
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lMJUNCriON AGAINST
COLORADO LAHoF UNIONS.

By the Associated Press.
Ia irine Colo SEPT sp -Jui1e
over t1lay issued an Injunction
against the members g the Le4lvlle
shining District as-ucia jon. RESTRAIN
ing fhem from DISCRIMINATING against
ans miner because OF his being
alem1er of the western Federation or
ifou making uHi q blacklist or from
compelling them 70 sign any agree
mct That they wuud rsnpuuca mem
Aefship in ihc fedora i1n or from iu
any other gay crusnriur fn deprive
anT member ~ fh~ frde-rLou frar.
Obtaining fmulnTmenf.
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NOT UNEXPECTED.
Was Appointment Of Rev. John 3
Carroll Bishop Of Helena Diocese.

By the Associated Press
Butte. ..onL. Sept 30.-Tnc appont
mear at REV John = Carroll Vresi
.eat ct 81 Joseph college Dubuque.
TO-. a. Bishop of Helena diocese. was
cot uneypcC ed here IN has hcru
known some weeks that Dr. Carroll
was candidate A dispatch from
Rome stating thai the Rcr John 3d.
carroll Is of abe Holy Family m
Icn ui Montana IS evidently CHROME
as that p her Carroll b Jesuit
-1a irsui's nre mot eligible fur bisb.
'pe.
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CO 49, 70 - Arthnr.

Port Arthur vas named after Lien
tenant Commander Arthur ~ the Brit
ieh navy. Who anchored his shin iu
The bsY one day sbuu' sfir years ago.
KS Hss ere afzt foreign Zip that ha3
visited tbs hay.
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NEBRASKA EDITOR DEAD.


fy tho Associates Press
lincoln. Nch., sept go Charlie 90
fiere. editor 81 the Nebraska state
journal died a bis home ia ibis ciiy
tonight from neuralgia ~ b. hoa1.
aecl cf Mr. Gere Fas one ct the pi-
oneers Of the stale. serving a mum
Der Vt terms iu the state senate. six
years a. a regent of the university
and postmaster of Lincoln during ihp
Harrison admits ration.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. 3 Washington. %.
Chicago. New York. O
ST. Louis, 3 Boston a.
Detroit g. Philadelphia 9
Detroit 3 Philadelphia.
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The ciEematograph is being psf 10
novel nse by Paris surgeons IN teach
ing students how 10 perform various
surgicsl operations.
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though unonicislly. that Illinois week
w0uld follow Chicago day. which is to
De- on October s II is very unccrt9iH
what the result ~ The protest to Tbs
sNtesition officials viii auotni fr isff
~ is not regarded Is likely tsst the
dsies n Illinois week vill b
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Unusually Low Raiss 10
the South and Southeast
OCT. II MpNOv. Is

On The above dates the Illinois Cen
trail will sell Round Trip tickets from
all points In the North ami Northwest
10
Nc" Orlcara, La, Hammond, La,
Jackson. Miss, Winona, kiss.,
Holly Springs, Miss. Helena. Ark.
Holly Springs, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn.
and other points on the Illinois Cen
trail in the states Of Louisiana, Ms.
sissiupi, Tennessee and Kentucky and
10
GreenviIie. Miss. Natehez, Miss.
Vieksburg, Miss. Yszoo City, Miss.
clsrksdae, Miss. Helena, Ark.
and other points on the Yazoo and
mississippi Valley railroad in th-
states Of Louisiana and Mississippi,
also to all points in Alabama, Mis.is-
sippi. North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia and Florida. except Key We ,.
Fla. Return limit Tweaty,One ds. .
Eighty per cent Of the onc,way ~ a
from starting point tn destination
Tickets aud full Information of agents
of the Illinois Central aud counrcting
lines. A. ~ Hanson. &. F. A.. CT
caEo.
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Strictly a Savings Bank

Interest Pale o. Tlms Deposits si
rate of three per cert per snnun.
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
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FOOT BALL

Pennsylvania A.. Central Union. f.
Amos Iowa : Des No.nCs College
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Read The Evening News
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DIRECTORS.

Accounts Of corporations and IndIvio.
usIs especially solicited. ExlSsnes
furnished In any part Of the wosIo
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OFFICERS.

Z. a. BuOER. President
cHAs. FEUcHTER JR.. ". President
J. n. GALLiGAN. Cashier
:. SPENCER, Assistant Cashier
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" -r-s ~ =-s--. 80 - -s-zess
GOT 4 BoE Nee fsasl srs=- Sss g1-st
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In Ladies', Misses and childreu's
hosiery we offer the best values that il
possible to give for rs, S. and soc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-01

At our store you will find the latest
STYLES in Fall Dress Goods, Our line
comprises the newest weaves aud colors.
Tbs goods are priced at reasonable
prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
TRIUMPH FOR BULLS.
But Closing Is Only Few Points
~ Above That of Wednesday.
NV Associated Pres

fBy Associated Press. E9
NEW ORLEANS. La Feb. 32o.-March
notice" day in The cotton market passed
off triumphanrly for the bulls. although
It could not be said that they had the
better of The bears. SO far as prices went,
as the closing YVES only four to eight
points higher than yesterdays close. In
stead OF 100000 or 10000 bales, between
600 and $500 bales were rendered. While
actual trading only brought 1900 bales TO
light. All notices were promptly Stopped,
and the bulls openly expressed diaap-
polntment that SO little cotton had been
rendered on contracts. Is
At the opening LIVERPOOL cables were
called alvora bic. and tho New DIRK open
ing was also good. Consequently the
local opening was steady and about I'VE
points higher than the close OF yester-
day, Prices were soon well down below
+, u .eraay S close. Throughout the day
every advance was Immediately checked
Several times considerable buying power
devclnned on the rumors that tho local
written agreement 10 bull prices. The
leading bulls were heavy buyers ut the
opening and for some time after. Yet
there was an Stundercurrent Of selling
that effectuaily held prices down within
"a few points of yesterdays close.
May ranged between 1A,22 and 1919
closing at 1898. or four points higher than
yesterdays close, The close was nuist,
with shorts showing a disposition TO take
tts "a. - r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
BIG TINE. A
RI. YIN. GA.
Great Preparations for Ami
versary Celebration Saturday
Night and Sunday.
TWO ATTRACTIVE {: FEATURES :: ] ] Re: )
C.. ]. Hicks, Of New York, Ora ri7;.
tor, and the Daley Quar-
tettc to Sing.
TWO ATTRACTIVE FEATURES R ::

Extensive preparations arc II. pro-
gress for the second anniversary ccle-.
bration Of the Railroad Department.
". NJ. c. A., at Main Street station
Saturday night and Sunday.
On Saturday night the programme VIII
be as follows:
Singing, .Cororatlon"; Scripture read
ing. Mr.. L. A. Coulter; prayer Mr. II. Q.
Williams; vocal selection, DALEY Quar-
tette; reading, Miss Kate Fuller; intro
ductory remarks, Mr.. g. Lorraine chair
man COMMITTEES of Management; brief
address, Mr.. George ". Stevens presl-
dent Chesap eal1e and Ohio Railway hrief
address. Mr., John Skeltoi, WI liams,
chairman Board OF Directors Seaboard
Air Line Railway; vocal selection. Daley
Quartette: Department Secretary's report.
Mr.. S. T. Thomas Ladies' Auxiliary re-
bort, Mrs. G. NJ Johnson; address. Mr..
G. ]. Hicks, of New York, city. with
stereopticon exhibition; vocal selection
Daley Quartettc; reading, Miss. lNnte
Fuller; vocal selection, Daley eluartette'
benediction; refreshments
The orator. Mr.. G. ]. Hicks OF New,
York, is the associate general secretary
OF tie International Committee OF the
Y. C. A. andsis n strong speaker.
B Tho Daley Cuartette. Of Buffalo, n. "a,
Is a celebrated musical combination that
will greatly add to@the success or -tte.
entertainment
Handsome Invitations have been sent
out. Tho hall will be artlstically deco
rated. Tho Ladies' Auxiliary VIII nave
charge Of the refreshments
GREAT GOSPEL MEETING
Tho exercises Sunday afternoon will
celebrate the second anniversary OF the
sunday afternoon MEMS Gospel Meet
ings, which feature Of the work mas
been such n marked success.
Mr.. Fl cks will speak on "A Railroad
Investment" IIe will be presented by
President stevens. Tho DALEY Quartette
will sing. ~
These exercises will last from to 1880
II. NJ. The programme VIII pes'n ~ =
8o'clock sharp, at Also o clock, at the
close OF tho Mems Meeting, the families
OF our railroad men and their friends
will be admitted to a sacred concert by
the Daley Quartette.
IT has been decided that admission
10 each of these services shall be by
ticket only! lWn desire that the largest
possible good to our membership may
result from these meetings. and hence we
suggest that members or our ussocla-
ton call early for tickets,
Tho following are some Figures trpnl
the sccretary's annual report:
Attendance per day, 110; baths per day,
IN, letters per day, l3: books drawn, BIG;
attended entertainments. 5,137; attended
religious meetings. 15,Sil; visits TO me
shops and yards, 2l5; visits 10 SICK anu
Injured railroad men, 2l2;#men VINO ap-
copted Jesus Christ 100; paid member,
shin. 475; partial paid membership LOO,
total membership, GlO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

Mr.. aud Mrs. a. Steiner. Mr.. slnsheimer
is a native Of New York, but recently.
has resided III this city. .$3 II 1t sS
a reception followed tho ceremony, n
which the following We're present.: Rev.
Dr. Lesser, Mr.. Philip Hlrshberg, Mr.. and
Mrs X. Krish, OF Catlettsburg Ky.;s
M SIS Clara Kris. of Catlettsburg, KY;
Mr., III. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs Sam ia col,s,
Miss Stella Jacobs. Miss Fanny yYither-l
horn, Mr., X, Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. j X
Fisher, MI, and Mrs. Harry Marks, Miss
Florence Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolpll
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Levitt Mr..
Al, Hershe, Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte, Mrs. D. Cohen, Mrs,
Abe David, Mr.. and Mrs. ST.. HIrshberg
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaufman, Mrs. II.
Jacobs Miss Florence Jacobs, Mrs, sarah
Davis, Miss Molie DAYS. Mr., and Mrs.
I. Weinsten, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Watsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Domhrovtn. Mr.. Sam
Leberwitch, Miss Minnie Weinsteln. Mrs.
Thomas C. Elsrer, Miss D. Elsner Mr..
Mrs. a, Schraudt. Misses Julia and Agnes
Schraudl, Miss Celia Watsky. Miss Stella
Lutte, Mss Yetta Levy, Misses Rosa
ana Freda Shoemaker, Mrs, f. Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rotkin, Messts, Morris
Wolf. H. Levy. Jacob Levy. Henry
Levy. Sam Levy. Hartman Watsky, GUS
tuaye Jacobson, Jacob Greenwald. VIII
liam Greenwa!d Moses Greenwald VIII
liam Pearstein, Sam Miller George Lutte,
Aaron Lutte, Louis LoVersteln Jake Loy-
ensten, Joseph h. Chadirk, Walter Phil
lips i. s, Gleason, Louis Kramer, Isa-
dora Cohen, Seth Rotkin, Simon Steiner,
Sam Elsner Joseph Elsner Reeve Stein.
or. Lynn Litchenstein, M. Levy. Louis
Elll6k, Abram Ellick and others,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
pRoDuCR MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-FLoUR-t!u!et. hut
flrmly held at tho advance; Minnesota phtan ;
5000 g.. Rye Flour--F.rmer; n + " Eop n
Il 31sI Isl Buckwhcat Floui--Quiet: Surh-
nmeai-Firn; yellow Western, sLlT,al rye
Firruer; No . western. Sc. EarieJ-lE,,,rnIn.
Wheat-Spot stronser; No. reg, Si.gys, y ~,
lions opened stronger on fasorn PIE cates NM, m,a
het cased of under realizing. but aga y ~
lied ami closed strong nj about me nest " "a.
Of the day. May closed at Sl.oi's; July, 9l'os'
corn--spot nrm; No. 2 nominal. Optson mar 70
ket was irnl on good English can. es ialer eus I
ciosed !irn May closed at I, 0,c Jddly Sl1se
~ " nj - IS Is !: compound. sG,Sn. GlW Pork,
Strong: family siG. 5OIl 100; shors clear, sly q
il. Ia; mess, si75oIlsOo falio ,,, Is 81
Turpentine-Ensy at GsAgl6ic. ~, ,u,,o. ,or
coffee f,ltures opened at m a;lyanss. Of 5ula
POINTS Oh scattered buying. lmp7r, COM =,
he'd selling In q moderate sort or way, ~ pu'
No market ruled generally steady TO Irni'
closing steady Mt net ADVANCE " -pM,u iot..
Snics 100 900 bags. Sugar.-3aw, qu,ei; To-
fined steady Molasses--E tlGem , 81
uite.Frrn extra Ires sreE State, fu
cream. farley small cSlored ss ln ,nhi lsc
Ia ae made, ioAc Eggs-Lawer, STATE &C. ana
ISennsyiyania nearby, nverage iiGss NEST
potn Enthusiastically; Long island, sa4 M c Jn,
So sam3 81: Jersey sweets. SLbnuh9u, Stt.o
and Western, sacks s., IrmmulS ' Am
anes ia o Ssnst 'S psr Ton
s sy-So: per lth S5gio,oo. co,on-By seam TO
t,,.t srft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
] COTTON MARKETS.
: NEW YORK, Feb. c5.:-The cotton market
nnened stendy at an .nayance OF A4ls points on

3 NEW YORK, Feb. c5:-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance OF Aals points on
tho old to decline Of points on the ne crcp
ngnsnN @ ie /" coysi.pr on Tho cables wnsh
were better than expssted, ana me smaii =, ie,
on iiqu!dation and some selling. believed TO
however. and New Orleans, which ut nat had
nhoNn relative, weakness, hrmed up. sending
Vas March, notice day there nnd yesterday some
npprehensions were eSprssseu as 70 the nttiu.e
bidding Tor large blocks q March cotton. Hero
myers ia'ss q May and iuly, MN Orleans 100.
sent buying orders utter the first tenor fifteen
lions were also operating on long acc5uni, This
rallied the narke, SPITE SI, 81
Sd Hs iedi to- net sans sSaso pons M
neglected around Es,s5,. Estimated receipts u
S rspol very rs sHt ssHs L me e ss
south indicate rather less pressing deman ma
rontinued opposition of leading interests hers
unsettled the room. who shortly before "a;
SEX s'd down 70 last Nights level Again there
was n rally as offerings fell OF liz somewhat. ,a t,
~, sse fs the
and in the middel Of the afternoon prices were
eSfsd fsSR s IT, AZ g MaS e Il sad
.Iuiy at l3. so, representing a net decline Of ll9
points and q rsHs'Sn from tho he's rnwa q n
the close room covering and renewa o. de,
,nand from, spot Interests BIO IA about a. eat
n peS a"a 80 po %atsGs &
sales were estimated at 7o9, 900 bales ne. Re Re-
Ssps for ns as w aso r ya ana e ef
illcntlng g mare h9ll!sh week statement than
placed at about ls5, 900 bales aga INST 1900 asst
year. Exports for the day were rers light.
however, and total exports for the season nre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
CHOSEN BY sHIP-YARD.
Gov. Montague Had Nothing to
Do With Choosing Sponsor.

kilograms from NeWpolt News N Te'
gard 10 tile selection OF q Ispos sor Tor ne
fatt eshin Virginia, to be launched at the
Yards Of the Newport Mems Shipbui q rs
and YrysD1ck G. mpany Apr,l bsh, erF0ne,
ously state thst GnSsraGr NJ y que lha
III Pointed his daugh Ell, Miss Mat IDA g y
Mon a ne, to cnrlsten tie vessel, ! his
statement, unintcntiorally, puts the Gov
Q nor in an entirely wrong .ignt, AZ .
matter of fact the Off .as.uf the shipynrd
rhcms elves selected Miss Gay for he post
81 sponsor more han two months aga,
ana since that tine lave been enlcavor-
ing to p rsuadc the Governor to allow lier
10 disc. gs tat pleasing Junction.
An l.cia or the shpyard was IN the
ci yesterday 10 co Ter with the Cover
no, and fl d ace Inn to allow his. daughter
Is chiisten the great s eel wars, P; pr. NJ
tho first the Governor prsferred that
soma one else sho}nd le setet4d, and It
is understood that he ha9 ra!netantly con-
serted 10 allow her TO serve on. the nc,
d,!esl Of the shipyard officials, This con-
Sci was gwen only yesierday
C!oso friends OF the Governor state
thar IL he lad been ASKED TO ssle,t a
spt nsor for tho batHsshlp, he would hara
81 sged to DO excused, As stated, low
ever, lis only connection With the mnttes
mas been to give his consent to. What
was earnestly requested by the slppyard
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