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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
THy rE1EarArH TO TIE TRIBrxr

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIRUNrl
Chicago. March o5.-Thcro was an early advance
in wheat Of about p cent. There were freezing
temperatures as FAR south as Oklahoma Cash
was strong in all markets The cash was up NJ
one time -. Relative cash strength was a feature
everywhere There were sales OF $500 bushels 10.
I Northern here ~ tho May price. and there were
7oeo bushels q contract wheat out Of store. The
market the advance met Ercat deal OF selling.
Early there wheat sold against cals. ant
later IN The day there was good deal OF se,l'-g
from 81. Louis. with KaUd1rnnn leading in Il Ths
close showed most OF tho early advance gone The
market left OF 10 higher s.c lower. March
closed at EC; May sold at ei.C and at e. and
closed al Glzc. old July closed at SSssc: Judy
SIC, old September. &C.: new September. S2asc
Liverpool was I'd lower. though there had been
an advance there yesterday. Australia shipped
6l-eo bushels. compared with mono last year. Tbs
prediction was fo- colder tonight, hug milder for
Sunday. The Northwest cars and -he primary re-
ce'Tts were somewhat IN excess o. last year.
kansas City and ST Louis had less wheat than q
year ago. and SHIPPED ,22@J bushels. while tho
receipts only 5000 bushels. 10 looks though
the contract stock here would be cleaned out long
Ietcre 1eT T, supply May closed here It an i'd
Up lG2c: cash at Minneapolis w1s Up 52c though
the futures closed At a decline.
&c higher Than yesterday The Armour interests
ing The market FOR some weeks. They were buying
both the July and MAY: There IVES q rood deal
some on The futures Cash AZ Kansas city was
from lc % PC higher. and NO. corn is bringing
higher price there than here. Receipts were only
l& cars. with two contract. Private elevators
turned out s cars ard 1850 bushels OF No . Gables
were steady. Mach closed IN 5la.c. Nav sold al
5S'sc and 53-sc. and closed at So &C.; July 90
oats up &c &c early. They closed
&c 10 itc over yesterday. March closed At @l4r:
Nav. 81. .: July. 3sl.c- Whatever strength was
shown with the other grains. commission houses
were sellers r. small way. and the local crowd
were buyers There were lg5 cars. with l9 stand
ard. Private elevators turned ont - cars and
$50 bushels. Cash oats nc higher.
Provisions were firm. Armour "A buyer Of
ribs and has been a buyer for several DAYS The
hog situation IS strong. Receipts are light and
shippers taking half that coming. Tho
buying attitude 81 the packers would indicate "A
good cash situation. Hogs uD &c 70 10r Re-
coiPts here and West this week were less than
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
GETS IN PORT DISABLED,
|. Steamship Iroquois ArT1ues Under
.Turu Steering Gear.

Under fury steering gear, with her rudder badly
twisted on its stock the Clyde Line steamship lro-
ouos arrived here yesterday from Jacksonville with
loo passengers. SoWed TO her pier at Spring-st-
North River by tugs
The IroQuOs's steering gear was disabled early
on Thursday morning while she OF Cape Hat
teras n a dense FOG and northwest gale. At
the height Of Che gale the officers the bridge
discovered that the ship not properly obeying
her helm. but was steering four or FIVE points or
her course. An examination was attempted by
lowering q man IN a boatsNain's chair over the
stern. hut although he made out the nature o. the
trouble, he could dc nothing repair IL.
Captain Watson % the lrOquos says there was no
excitement among the passengers Before and after
the accident and throughout the Up the coast.
he declares. he encountered such constant and
dense log that he old make single light.
lie pRviERted his ship after the rudder dis
Hbied ell the way from Hatteras by means OF the
Eoundings and dead re E0uinC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
STOCK oN HAND
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Mach % -CATTLS- Receipts. 300: market
nominal good prime nominal 50 25nS5 70: roor
medium - t09S5. st0ckers feeders s. 1884 sd,
81 75flS4 - hecrs s. 2sS4 ~ Gamers ,5C6
s. CO. bulls. S2pS- 10; calves sass 90 Texas steers
SfQSA CO HoLi.s-te DAY. 1000: tu morrow
1000; marse % higher; rnLed ana butchers s. 20 ;
2U155 A.. ug. S5GS5 ~. Gales s. as1xs AZ
sHEEP-Bccepts. 1000 market steady: good 10 choice
wethers. 81 1896 90. native lambs. Sass "a.
Cincinnati March HOGS active End hfrb.r n. a On
ass -. CATTLE steady s. 2jQS4 70 SHEEP etsasv
S3dS4 90 LANES dull and lower 81 5OHS8
Kansas city. March 2G-CATTLI- loo head.
market unchanged. export steers s. son
S. - good 50 6OaS4 40 Western fed stees s3 al
asa -; stockers ana feeders SSS4 81 Southern rteor
gS2 ~: bulls s. 5oGS3 Io calves. 81 5oaS6 20 HOGS
Receipts. $500 head: market Raj bulk
q tes. So OdS5 20. heavy s. 1885 packers 50 log
$50 PIGS ana lights - $3.50 . Stt1Ei-Rscaipts.
300 head. market steady. native lambs S51S5 West
lambs 81 1898 rs FED ewes s40S4 90: yearlinss
81 GO6S6 -; sockers and feeders - 75s4 80 Receipts
for tho week; Cattle 2si0o head. hogs 400. sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
KIDNAPS HIS DAUGHTER.
.SeUoral Concerned IN Taking Child
from Ne5c-CdH0aR, Conn.

Stamford. Conn March 2s-Exoitement was
caused IN NeV-Canaan to-day by the kidnapping hy
Charles BeIlwood Of his e,Eht-yes--old daughter
Evelyn. The Bellvood household has not been the
happiest IN New-Cauaan Tor some time. Mrs. Bell
wood who was formerly Miss Georgtana Weed
obtained 81 divorce from her husband on March d.
In her complaint she alleges that DC was cruel
and did not support her il the decree nothing was
said bout the disposition Of the children. OF Nhom
there are four Evelyn is the Oldest and the young
est n baby Mrs. Bellwoo5 has cared for the baby,
Beiwood has kept another child HIS father another
end EVELYN was adopted by Nine. De Wanna, who
lives on Richmond Hill Just outside the Borough or
H1ev-Cauaan. She was bright child, and Nine.
DE Wanna was fond OF her
To-day she was sent the village on an GRAND
When she was near the station she met her father
who went 20 talk with her II was evident 10 on
lockers that ne said something which the child Ola
not like because she tried 20 away. He grabbed
her 5uuped iuto carriage and drove rapidly 10
South Norwalk His Whereabouts tonight could not
he sscertslned. lie has brother. Homer. In Bran
cord. Conn. and "a brother Joseph. at Bridgeport
Both Nine. DE Wanna and Airs. Bellwood say sew
sral were CONCERNED In the kidnapping. and al
viii he prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

for concessions from the manufacturers They failed
10 get them. as tho margin al that time was not
an satisfactory. Dulncss characteriEe lhe open
ing Of the weeks business and Il continued % Ihe
end.
The increase IN the price % cotton, while strength
enlng THE position Of the mill men. who held OF
FOR bctctr prices did not increase tho demand. Il
appears that printers ana convertelH arc Watering
Tho cotton market 81 closely thst they have time
10 spend the cloth market 1usJ now. The govern
fncnt cotton report g. another aiScolI.E-nE ieAt-
are and the outlook s. not $50 bright as ID was a
weeks Had THAI report been more salts
factory manufacturers would have looked for q
chance 20 continue business and handle the spring
orders ~ little prCdf, even a. slt even Nrtaa.
Now they look for TO such CaCe. unless cloth goes
heNnIC the quotations thar tle most optimistic
expect. They reEasI the cloSiUE Of The l.nuSGl,e
mills a the forerlune- of movement fhat VII
result IN general curtamort for "a longer period
than 81 last Esa-. The manufactures are uot
attempting force business They are satisfied 10
qlod along for few weeks. untE conditions reach
a state bordering on the normal
The market closed firm. with prices rs follows
. inch 60 squares. cents, S inch 6iXfos, 1916
cents: 3Sl. inch CiNGis IS cents: SO inch. CsNl-s
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West TWenty-third Street

and Ger, Kaernpfr from Hamburg and ,s-slax
f07 Tor Nsw-Y1rk. 26th. II m. arr ss,5,,,1qth 90
Isr4oeu tCsarf Nierich. NeW-IofN. va A''
Bremen ta1d proceeded s,-t fNsor1 Hhs
Ca-fr March fa-Salei. steamer Lanslu'- ~
sen from Barcelona Cor New lorN .---r.sr Prals
f-l.~asfa- March gR-I'lSsfd. steamer
tFrp Eageton. NeV-YCrk for Naples 49,, Nagssrn
Gibraltar March 26--Passed steanle - YORK
cream Dqfc-o Genoa and Naples i.I =. ~, saCa
Narcotics March 23-Sailed. steamer hoiAA
Trieste Match 22-sared. steamer Teresa 'A''1'
Genoa 1fsrcb as&A--fvef steamer Caiaoria ID"
erv Ney-York via Marseilies. ,. RI, BrtF>
Naples March 2g-Arrived. steamer Lla--'
A1riers March 22-saiIed. steamers psr5ra oG~f.
Schlvtter from York;. Slngipse,--,-.,re =.
T,b-ons trron1 Nsy-YorHl. Alden. sins-l t5rsi -
49, Var~5 25-Passed steamer brei1
PeuxeI New-York FOR ShanSnal s-sannsr W
Sban~hal March 2s-Arrfved pre- .,4s-3'
V-fo fr3~l MrDcuRau, New hoih .fsar1sf BIZ
v,Lobar,o March 1i-Arrivsd preFio--s.s E7rg etc
- tIlr1 Saxby NeW-Yors VIA 10. ss,pa~iia Ut'-~
Sacres March 2S-Passed. steaiHs- Genoa. -
r,ts~I1, Nf,-cb 1a-saiIed steamer Mara 60 -
SIM, Eeh ,,s-eS as SIS npassed es@slsrbous a.
FobSrts Ncw-York for Pynou'-' ..sss
IS. sou' K1lSlh % a u-Arrived steamer 20
~, PoncsIot. NsN-YoTt ,--.vaf steamer -
ouas5.f5vn March ~ $40 ar lyisys-pooi ard
~ s., stephens New-YoTS Tor Li'1-s ,.s8
eeeeed,N f.r.b Is . n rr-saisa. steam ,s
SFa,-a Fshcrf Nev-York - Marques ,~rrss
s.so-s,,,r March 2s-Ssiled. stsane1. 49, pssssd 80
SUI 1ssnnons Crron London. Nsw-1 0fA e
Castle 1s5o . m>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MARCH IS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, March &c, 1904

ARRIVED
Steamer Bordeaux (Fr uclano Ifavre March II 70 thu
C.upaguie Generate Transatanuque. with mdse. Ar
steamer A,tivta d,aD. sch,srino. Genoa March =
Gsgs aHa rssr and ,s 20 bgK s icons Nth %
FGme 81 lai FsenG MaTh to Fbsp, f9s "a
with mfse Passed IN Sandy Hook az 6:i2 y
$ Ai~sandretia % Messina q and Bermuda Match
searer & %, Arrived ne Bar a, 30 p m. -
10 20 James F Elwen c. with oil Quarantine at
steamer Nebra-kan weedsa. san Francisco January q
wa san Diego FEBRUARY 3 to Dearborn Lsphau. with
rnd C.nfueEos H. Daniel Bacon sugar Arrived
Steamer Tropi'. from BusEos Ayrs,. Passed Sandy
steamer ri Mar. Jacobs Galveston March 10 %
southern Pacific 90. with mdse Left Quarantins 0.3i
to sora o .h 'i IN 6 MsIsa ne
steamer Iroquo, Watson. Jacksonville March q via
and do Encborsd oT ss-Jv Hcck ~ "a
Steamer Arapahos, Kenrbie. JacSsonvins March "a
searers and Iaase Ief, QqaTatire 30 m.
IS the Ocean IS Co. with passengers and mise Left
3 sfseae9 c,t Hlapo q,aD Gillette Genoa March
to boogne; aT9hsH a. io ~ m passengers and mdse.
steamer , Monroe HuiPheTs NsTPort News and Norfolk
Passed in Sandy Hook at s:07 m.
orzaba, from Nassau. Cieafuesos. etc Passed
March 10 to the United Fruit 10. with fruit Arrived
II E0UURne ~ ana Plymouth L. the Hamburger
can line with 2i2 cabin and 55 steeraEe passengers
and mdse. Arrived ut the Bar 1:15 ? m 25th.
steamer Tropic ORR. Barber. Ayres
Norton SON. with mails Arrived a Bar
steamer Iaurentian C3rl Stewart Glasgow March ~
via Halifax % Austin Baldwin & Co with ~ cabin
and mds. Arrived at the Bar
30 18th
to Busk Jevons with cabin. SOC
passengers and mdss Arrived the Bar at 1890
Ereso nj Havana % II James + Ward 3 Co. with
- passengers mails and 1dse Arrived at the Bar
los March p
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar al
IL :1O
steamer Pretoria (Br, Mckenzie Bermuda March 81
OuterbridEe Co. with 1O3 passengers. mails
mdse. Arrived the Bar at n
Hildebrand OBJ. Jones. February -.
Is. Co, with passengers mails and n1dse.
Arrived at the Bar az $3.50
Louis JamisOn. Southampton and Cherbourg
the International Mercantile Marine Co
mails and mdse Southeast Fire Island
1000 m
Steamer Missouri, Chriehton Baltimore March =.
BARRIER Co Inc. IN ballast. Passed Sandy Hook
1919 m VIII load Havre.
Sandy Hook y J. March 60 $50 m-wnd northwest;
fresh breeze; cloudy
SAILED
Orn CIorl ManEanilo; I-yterhorn CSorl
Port 1nghss Dunstan Orr Manaos.; Me.aba
l8r). London Sabine Mobile: Iceland (8r1. Antwerp
via Southampton: Nsekar cGs0 Naples. cervantss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO AND ORIENT.

FnaaaEe- OF the Union Pacific FOR many wears. end
now N1ce-president ana general manager OF the
kansas City. Mexico and Orient road which Ar
thur =. Etillwen and HIS associates arc building
from Kansas City 70 Topolobamp3 ~ the Pacific
coast OF Mexico. has arrived here. MT. Dickinson
ts quoted IN an interview az follows:
The building % the line from Kansas CITY 20
ropolohampo IL proceeding rapidly as possible
When completed the road VIII be GO miles long
or this. 500 niles are now sraded and 80 miles
completed md IN operation We have the right
81 way Tor all except 29o miles purchased and paid
Tor and expect 20 nave the balance very short
". The road viii he finished within three wears
and when q is IN operation VIII be in a position
70 make bid FOR large share OF she traffie that
moves from the Mexican and Central American
coast. the Pacific OF South America and Aus
1rslia 20 tho Eastern States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool 25saied steamers GsoTsic 10 Ca'A'
Nsu-York. 18th. Lucania (Br), Natt. New- I OH
Hull March s-Arriy-d steamer Toronto tbrl Nhitton
hNi-S w. 20 Ion.on Returned 25th, steamer Con-
sueIo (Brl Watson. hence Tor New-1crK- - ,-
26-Fassed. steamers Mculao '5Il
for Havre5 Sloteruyk tbu1chl' b4roH 1N0e-
Ncw-IOrk.
Plymouth, March %. 1.3O e@iler =
Roberto New-YOrk FOR CnerbourB and southampton
(and proceeded -.
Scott. NeV-Yerk
NdIchseis March lc-Sailed steamer Tenedos Ger
Aubel (froul Bstounl. etcl Newton
Hamburg March 23-Sated. steamer Mannheim CIerl
Schau. Nsw-Ycrk
Bremen. March &c. n-Saiied. steamer Braudenhurs
Woltersdorh. Now-Nork
Rotterdam March 20 10 a m-Sailed steamer Rotter-
dam CDutch). Roggeveen. New-Nork
Havrs. March 20 nl-Saisd. steamer Ia Tourains
CFrl Fatolie. New-York-
Cnsrboarg. March % $50 n-SAiled stssrsr psutsso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday IN the United States District Court:
Involuntary petition FLED nEnfnst ELIAS
AEATTMAcs. 40 S1N East EouFfon-rt.. bv a.
itors WITH claims RERregatirE Sao7. orlando Metcaif
appointed q - T.-
bankrupt made general assignment March 2
PAUL GILMORE actor. voluntary petition Iishls-
ties. sih2a no ossets The principal creditors a
Cooper nflbuour. Iowa. 81 600. Tor lanred A
Prirt. 500: n. a. Afne- Tsthogranhic C1r,ps-r
$500: Psvl Roster. royalties. $500. Frank 2 flaming
involuntary r-tition fled against IN. ANFPr-
CAN ST-EI, AND WIRE PED COMPANY No so4 West
Tserty sixth 81. BY DAVE cohen and ots-- creditors.
with claims aFrr-F1fi-E S016 William Verpiaacl W..
sppo'ntsd receiver. VIII a bond q S2ooo
invrlunfsry sled WlTrTA-F
G DOW-EN. No. 81 West Niner~crsh-st hv Csv-y1us a
TtIcaardEon Others. o. xs~ III =.
charged fhRt tho bankrupt raid So Z, Ger
tain creditors prefer thern.
The schedules ~ she NERrET FRUIT COMPANY
show lieh1tes q COS oSi: Rsssts $40. principal
crcfifr-s ? ". Foster. S1s00n. Vr-1eh IL
Co, fo- rsrs q steamer si2c07. IS ana s. ,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco. March 2S.-The of7cial clos.rr mn
tations for mining stocks to-day were as eolovrs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

lAve-reol. March 26-cles-Eg: CoTro2,-S7o. 81
limited iruHrd. steady. % points higher
can miaeng Jar. s-3sd. Americas 1aid8lng. 500:
Ecod NEEDING s lsd: iow mddng $50; good o-5inary
sHd Ordinary. 90Sd IRE sales - the cav bales
q which 800 speculation export ans IN
- -. ATnsrlear Futures olenei hrn. and closed
ft~acNt March. sSaos March and April. a.Ssd- Ap-tl
40 N,y sc; iiay and June. s72e: June ans Jily
152q; September and October. 6 I'd: Octobsr ana NJ
Ns1ahsf. e&lci November and DeosEnber 9 ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
ARGUMENTS IN THE BURTON CASE.
Final Summing Up in Kansas Senator's Trial
in ST. Louis.

ST Louis. March 2s.-Arguments IN tho csss n,
Senator Burton, OF Kansas. charged With illegally
accepting fees from The RiaIto Grain and Securities
Company, OF this city. were made to-day Judge
Chester II. Rrum closed Tor che defence. Colonel
y ,. Dyer United States District Attorney. dcliv-
cred the last argument. lie called particular at
MENTION 20 that part Of the evidence which referred
directly 70 the allegation Of the government that
Senator Burton accepted fees from Rialto corr
yanv Tor appearing before the poStof7ce Depart
fnent in the interest Of the Rialto concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments we're among those hled
yesterday, the first being that OF the debtor:
,srker james and William w @ Ganssher.... SEQ
hamilton Bank Note Engraving and Printing
Company and Eidder Pres Manufacturing Com
psny-NeW-yo-l Rank Note Company -. es esn
y II woln a CO. Liufted-h stepanck .....-.. l.73l
Cnup-r River Mining Coupany-R McCTefan
ana anothsr $50 1901
cistropoiiten Street Railway Ccmpan,E Perry.
l<ennety. Michae-C Kennedy. adninistrator 11s3
fnartous. Charles Rofsrnar a Rrscken Company 200
Villain. Pierre D. &C " villain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
rAE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

~ TEIrcRtPH To TuF TcInT-Vr
N River. Mas. March 2s-Locai irol,-rs 80
that tho week closed with very unsettled and
satisfactory conditions n the print cloth market;
sales lees than 100 co pieces so that tbc-a
were nearly 600 pieces added 20 che surplrs as
deliveries previous contracts we-e email There
little demand 1or the cloth. The sally
failure and tho consequent falling or IN she price
~ TIE material kr.s out ne buyers who hopsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

,p.,,, Manchester CampanIa CBrl, Liverpool, Pernl
lBeSJ. p.rb,dos etc Nac0oChee. savannah, Fl
I oU1 SSaiyssfon. Carib vuminEtcn e.. and GeorSe-
a.. Derver Key West and Galveston, Lutknill
te Al ToT1, tiuer Clor). ST kits. beler1rs etc
t.esapeake Baltimore. Marecateo l. t 'S
etS. M, GLASGOW. Emilia tAus Trieste Via Phila
Ast9rlA 't5.- CVor, Philadelphia Norge tDan CHRIS
aeIPnla Dsnbagen etc: Guyandotte. Norfolk and New
STA al Messipa QtaD- Detneo. SuIlnsn
port Ns"ss Te0erson Norfolk and Newport News
.Tnrn~ CI5r1 favre. Fl cid NeW-Orleans Husoaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

Washington. Mach 2s--To-day,s statement Of the
Treasury balances in the general fund exclusive Of
the t5oeo"9 god reserve in the division OF re-
dempticl. shows:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise b.54 Sunset $40 Moon'- axe "a
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 3;45 Gov. Island l:O1 Heu Gate Bs54
PMSandy Hook S:l2 Gov. Island 2:cS Hell 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
The FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington. March 2S-The condition ~ the
Treasury divisions OF issue ana redemption at the
beginning Of business to-day was as followsi
RFsTRvF FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

san Galveston. March Mallory
Brings mall
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Steamers Orn CSorl for MsnEanillo Lyderhorn CVorl
Fort lnslis Duns.an OBJ. Para and Mansos.; Mesaba
via Southampton: Nsckar GER. Naples. cervantss
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09

PopuliSt Candidate Watson has been
secured TO make four speeches in Ne
braska during the campaign.
Mrs. julius lehman. wife Of a st.
Louis bOOdler now i'm the penitentiary,
has become violently insane from
brooding over her troubles.
The executive committee of the In
ternational Sunday School association
is in session at Buffalo, y. Y.
A box supposed TO have been sArt
by disappointed sutton and con
tanning a snake broke up the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. John Doer-
ung at Philadelphia.
The fifth annual convention of the
National Negro Business League is in
session at Indianapolis.
Judge and Mrs. Parker spent yester-
day going TO and attending the Ulster
county fair, as has been their custom
for years.
Archdeacon Warrel, of Kingston, on
tario, has been elected Anglican bish-
op of Nova Scotia.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09
NEWS BRIEFLY STATED.
Matters Of General Interest Taker
from the Wires.
Some of the Happenings Oft Pas,
Week Given i'm Condensed Para.
graphs for Busy People.
Wednesday, Aug. 81.

Fitzgerald $. Turton. second lieuton.
ant in theTwenty-second United States
infantry, has committed suicide on the
island of Mindanao, l.. /.
S. a. Brewster has been nominated
10y the Democratic convention of the
Sixth Iowa congressional district.
The New York Stock Exchange will
be closed on Sept. 3, Saturday before
Labor Day.
There are four new cases Of yellow
fever at Merida, Mex, one suspected
case and three patients in the lazaret-
10.
At mass convention of the Pro
hibition party of Montana, held at
Helena it was decided not to place n
state ticket i'm the field.
Postmaster General Payne has left
Milwaukee for Washington much I'M
proved i'm health.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09
Monday, Sept. 3.

At least $4,000 Knight Templars are
expected at San Francisco TO attend
the triennial conclaye.
The British government has interest
ed itself in the case Of Lord" Bar
rington, who is under sentences Of death
at st. Louis for killing James p.
Mccain.
John J. Kempf, the deposed state
treasurer Of Wisconsin. saw his sue
cessor. Thomas NJ. Purtell, reopen the
office.
The Belgium glass factories have
closed down as a reply to the demands
Of the employees for more money.
The Gross Coal company has sued
Mayor David s. Rose of Milwaukee
for $4,000 damages on the ground of
SANDER, claiming he said the company
boarded coal and sold it for SO a
ton when the poor were in need of the
commodity
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09
Friday, Sept. 2.

John +. Craig, of Keokuk. has been
nominated for congress by the Demo
Gratis Of the First Iowa district.
The new United States mint ut Den
yer has been opened with Il presidents
salute of twenty-one guns and raising
of the United States flag over the
building.
Senior Eusebio Santos a Spaniard
living in Brooklyn, thriyes on diet of
grass.
John f. Finerty, of Chicago, has
been elected president of the United
Irish League.
c. b. Spain. Of Kingsbridge, editor
of Current Literature. Of New York,
either jumped or fell overheard from
a steamer in the English channel and
drowned.
Symboleer owned by J. Johnson,
paced Il half mile at Winfield, Kan.
under the saddle in ! :O6.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09
Tnesllav Sent q.

The Educational Alliance Of New
York is TO open theater for the bene-
fit Of the children Of the East Side
Prospects for a tie-up Of the New
York elevated roads grow more re-
mote.
John y. Reagan, superintendent Of
the Merritt elevator, South Chicago,
was found dead from a bullet wound,
apparently self-inhicted.
James ID. Lightbody. Of the Chicago
Athletic association, won the individ-
ual Olympic championship honors at
st. Louis.
Premier COmbes declares himself in
favor of the complete laicization of the
French state.
The Fall river AIass) textile strike
has entered on it's seventh week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-09-09
Saturday, Sept. 3.

In letter TO Governor Peabody of
Colorado Sheriff Edward Bell has for
mally declined the service of the state
militia TO preserve order in the Grip
pie Creek district.
The executive committee of the In
ternational Sunday School association
began a two days session at Buffalo,
n. y.
More than 100000 OF the new
coinage of Philippine gold was aboard
the United States transport Thomas,
which has left San Francisco for Ma
Mia.
The Smokers Cigar company has
brought suit against Representative
Hull, chairman Of the Republican CON
gressional committee. for an SIS cigar
bill incurred during the Iowa primary
fight