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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

When Samuel II. Harris started for
Washington last Sunday with the
charges to be filed against Judge
Hainer the number OF attorneys who
had Joined in them was fifty, gain
of fve in three days after publicity
was given to the fact that charges
were to be made There are about
hfiy-fve members OF the bar in Judge
Hainer's district.
InGian police are preparing to
wage another campaign against for
elgn cattle owners who have failed
to pay their cattle tax.
Dawson. four miles east Of Tulsa
has an epidemic of measles. Seven.
ty Eve cases are reported out of a
population OF $50 The school is clos
ed
A number Of Usage valley chicken
fanciers have organized poultry
club ami win give their first annual
show and sale in Jefferson, Saturday.
February 13.
The Woodmen Of the World, l. O.
O. F., and X. Of p. lodges OF Durant
have Jointly formed a stock company
and viii erect a fine two story temple
Of fraternity
Paper mill talk is IN The air al
Waukomis
Eleven left over "iags" AMI 'yags'
were lending their Efforts YESTERDAY
toward keeping the streets clean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09
Farms to Trade.

have farms TO trade for city prop
erty. Cali at the Capital Ci.y Busi.
ness College.
r. A. eaffney
Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

A wholesale -four house will be 10
Gated Ia Snyder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09
LEADERErrEs.
local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
A cheese factory win be establish
ed at Avery The company is com
posed Of thirty farmers living in the
vicinity of Avery.
A wholesale -four house will be To-
Gated In Snyder.
It is reported that another newspa-
per consolidation will take place in
Lawton soon.
District court convened at FL Reno
yesterday
The political mill is grinding in
Canadian county.
Work has commenced on the Santa
Fe shops at Shawnee.
Large numbers OF walnut logs are
being cut in the Seminole nation and
shipped to Germany, whore they are
used as veneer In fine furniture.
-Four carloads were shipped several
days ago
The Pawhuska Capital has made
It's first appearance under the editor.
ship Of Charles NJ Hnl ana Is the on
~ newspaper in the Usage reserya-
ton Editor Hin knows how to make
a good newspaper
The Choctaw-Chickasaw citizenship
court tribunal of last resort. saved
the Choctaw and Chiekasaw nations
nearly s27O.0oO IN one day by ceny
ing the citizenship claims OF eighty
seven persons this week
The Rock Island effective Febru
AIRY 10 to March rs, viii make on,
way rate OF $40 from Chicago I,
points on It's lines in Oklahoma ant
Indian territory 20 stimulate iinmi
grafton Heretofore the rate has beer
$50 for the Mound trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

coweta is to have brass band.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

II is reported that another newspa
per consolidation will take place in
Lawton soon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

Atoka is to have electric lights by
the first of March.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

Eleven left over "iags" anil "vags"
were lending their Efforts yesterday
toward keeping the streets clean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

District court convened at El Reno
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-09

The political mill is grinding in
Canadian county
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--YorlI. Angus 2, 1904
ceFFEE--t was very active day IN c71-e L-5;.-- L-5. ~
arnsurpE business Vas tar affc t9.Ai
- s- ~ sav e'ater ur l22.250 bags me mar
- shaEsd considerable t-IDness II opened sea5s a
ct points -rDer European ana d a-.---
b-- au6 bulsh reports lhs current a2- growing
Larer The Sans Increased 70 q ma y
106lS u1-ts. the late trading Lls Ia-Aet
alsll ms
-. Tar an sale points The Brazilian ACFlces reeIl-
:, -sstve crop present and prospective "eIe s-
public Just a1Jef me ops-i-s - .e.-,- -S--- tas
turuing OUT less saL-sLde -
rrnecreE rVoIliz reach ABOUT hJplulv Dasss
-fch allowing $50 90 bags for tta Nsu!l -!eAs -e
NtalNtHt0 bags against ~ 7ut. --e-
- sie6 ust marketed. and LITTLE over lo~9uo --s
years TIE CLner cane "@s -----
nso -hazSs ana mercy stated the weather vas
shese cables lad undolntS1F peet ~ ----i-
T--onean markets and Hamburg vas -z4-2 p-eni-4s
lrhe- Eavre closed a. an adFarce cI - 49,
Brazilian markets. IliL - an1 Santos lOS IS
Brazilian ports conLlL.-s laEst
u seeu q Offset for Ths time being uy nE ste-s
ne rrr1a-v whl-l show 10 disposition 70
AZ a. least rc disposition 10 cut prices N ofaer -
Meanwhile. Interior Job--As -S----l-
mare shows and the fact that me s|illhs
from near 70 positions IS Being accom- lse- N---
any material change II differences IS peiAafs q -e--'
ne spot market Is ara with quotations oz The bass
he toSa 1a-eaouse deliveries in the Cn.ts5 States tor
IgC.s22 bags against L-orb-S pak- lAs
week ard Ss.lss bags fer the sa-s TeeA year $50 -
the former amount SeW-Eork reported soo15 nees
SANTOS receipts the week agEregatel 5oslsy oass
compared with &5b.0@9 bags last week aIa --OVo oe
for tie corresponding Eeek last Receipts al hlo
wiki s5-Ug bags ts
preVfsas week ard IUs00O bags last year Rio cleared
beN bags Europe cleared G5OoJ rags 70 -e
United and 91Gs0 bags 70 Europe EseesipLs a
Tie range OF prices Il me local market to
Cay 1l-loHE-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

1EEr4L.s-TI,s-Fhc London tin market was shade
ors ers al Is sa foE sPes @ad al-2 e Cd f2r
tl5-z --a.-y tae 5--[kzt 3 a2-t-e - Az S9r5 Ss 5
o.lsr vas uHehased N Lonai l9s,Ig al 20 los 52T
Lake quoted A25Oa l. 7Sc e.eetro5ytc e l@5oe
= L-so-. els-as a. 80 ,c ,,,-yyk - IN 9ot11
cosct s-gnty ever al -II l2 - - H. ~ tt I va
sos and a. As ID n Mlaes6oro Lgea-lg IN
e1ausgI 80 t@5lairS N-rtAeru. s14aSIi 50
SoLzssTs AND sfftUPs2TEe market was fairly
ana eyrups We quote Ne,g-Orleals centrifugal.
Iae2 lg1s-. talr. l5G l'c s7od lsgzle prime Lore
&sN-1reaas ksllie 3la$5o sEELPs s5IanlSn Il
ocGAX. FR1I1HTs-sssaner tor general cargo. etc,
otheT departments business was dull tLss were gGoe
trades and -tes were not qgota5iy aeIee - SsTs
lt Leita aad leacasts uom.nai; Hamburg and Bremen
7e s5t,oa 70 LSepoo Per 100 n re- London cats 9d
CE1ARTE EFs-Brsh steamer. s1a tons general eaLsI
vHt- terms sepeIoer-october. Danish steamer -s
sshoone5 tons, lumber. FerpaHaiaa 70 70 Neg-York
Ter Bruas~.e< Noasis S s2t- sehooner las tons
ecorrecsdl cypress ties BrnaswtcA 20 = pn denbis
private terms schooner 5i2 tons e9a Se"PoT Gf%s & 10
ees L5oo tons capacity coal S2T5oe 70 eo
Serf5ik - PTovdence 20 Zoe '-''
Ois-4estsreay eottonseed oil HarSs[ ,s %s n % aha % 5
ane very Little interest was a:s2!ayea hesa 2 ,51i
PTiolC -Isia5aea-e SHi-e 1ais' ssBes cases Nsw-
York $40 40 Philadelphia $40 50; Sase' sG 4ts 4ssS5s
bdls. 40 Du4A, - su -,
s. 65. bulk. T5: white. cases 3oIh g.
] Pblladelubla SIg CNO-TONSEED OIL--Iriule cE1de
ulis. e2d22tzc prime summer yellow - 80,
on yellow. nom nal prime We, - cif,,
winter yellow LI&SEED OI1<AI9e teal ss -
rsw. s594Gr: OF raw @@44e' NA-eI''1 i1N ''
i LARD OIL
PRovIsIONS-The provision n1aIAe5 was S.e' "a -
E0eTn ChicaEo ecepts. but nrner Al the close %! g
gsan leaving of shade higher than satuTGay; % 5he
Chicago arrivals 5000 Kansas ,5iy 49 4 Sal II
s0O0 nd affogether al West SOU t'JfltA GU
quoted. Mess. SIsgsis 50: family. sl5; sao-s clear
Sl3 50gsl6 BEEF steady as9SSo as9Sso' les S. - T r1-s
Si44Sls. BEEF HAMS iTEa; 9uofe-: - -'az$-4-
DRESSED HOES drln quoted hacons. TAG go T.
l6o n Sc I40 n eisc piss, sssegs.c- CO Ne
Flckied QUIET quctels 9ituA.-es ~.
Z ~ &c: Il 10 &C. picked shSSldeTs quiet Ga95s9 eT;
7c. pieled ban-s steady; quoted loaDll &C IALLCW
dull city dc: eouatry 415q4%e LARD dull; quoted
sloc. ciiv lard sl1g. q!HIee. o. 9s-li
keEs sc compound auiats quoted ots4ose steaT--,
0.ores- rfro stearine Gt1tyf1kc-
RICT.-The nnarset drEasr n tone IN 4 g2ei
demand fgr snail lot which shows an exceilett t1
The Southern markets were steady 20 nTm ana ar
active fb 0erfuEs moderate and tul out unchanseu
prices GuotsS We quote: Domestic, ordinary SgSSe'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
OTHER MAakETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicazo. Aug Sea ATTLE-RecePts. i9eco head; Tex
ans Western. 500. market steady good % prime
steers s. 29qS6 40 pooE . 1ea n Sa s'oSSe5s
canre-s 81 5OTS2 So. bulls S2Est calves s. 5C1S5
Texas fet steers }S4 - Western steers. s. 50S4 %
E0,-R-csfrts head market steady 90 &c higher.
mixed butchers s. 25gSS o. COED q choice hsaEy.
G0slS5 SlnSJ ~ light s. ST fSa %,
sales s. GS5 90 81 -E@tFe epys - 90 mead
market slow. choice wettsrs s. JGS4 . tar 10
choice mixed. $50 Sc uative lambs. S+aSd~l5.
Cincinnati. Aus. Shoes active butchers S. q lsS5 90
common S4dSg 60. CATTLE iUl. fair s5cc. ship
pe-s. s. t0aS5 s2liS2 80 SHEEP steady, sid
s. - LANES slow S3GS1 90.
kansas Ct-y. CATTLE--Receip-s. 9. to0 head
incuLug 200 S1Utherns, market strong zoe higher
beef. $ 3oS3 l3. fair
god StGS5 y Western led steers Sc 15gS5 - stoc-
2JIS4 5o. Southern steers s. 1e+ st
southern cows 81 5o45 ., native cows 81 9eS4 =
native letfers 51GS5 250SI t5 caves.
St-fSt EOGS-Ec-espC head strong
gher s. IS bulk - sales s. - GS5 so,
heavv IS S. packers s. 30$j 80. and lights
S5gIS5 35 SHEEP-Rece!Pts 400 head; market steady
native lambs S4rSi y; Western lambs Stl
ST - S3aS3 20. Texas clipped yearlices s. .
Gs4 IS Texas clipped sheep. s. 5QS, soeAers and tas-
srs-S
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
NEW Y0RK. HEW HlTiA Z fAnTFOal RR

trains depart Grand Genital aeatcn 4-d 81 and
4Jh Az. follows
BOSTON. via New London and Providenee-f5;o0
= 1900 = 1OO3 A s ~ 100. .. I.UG g .S:oo.
u ~, 80 l5;O1 stI2.uO P. IL .
Boston, VIA hartford and Wiliin-an tlc-TFsoo a NJ
= 90 2. Nj. Worcester VIA putnam
BOSTON via sprnsaed-fs00 A ". n 1900. 'l4:Uo
s11UO p NJ
FTTcHsURG. via wulHaan,ic. Putnam. and Worcester
-I'S.Ju +. n
GREAT DARLINGTON. STOCENBt3iLCIt-. l~s-Ne33N-
PITTSFIELD, via south NorWalA-T5:uO. fss;lS Il N
sl:30 1850 p n
WATERBURY, ard vrINsTED-f5.oO $500. tfsOO.
tPIO0a, ss1OO2 WaIerauryJ NJ. ri o3, T4.3U.
sf5;G1 $500. SS6.uO t0 Waterbury z. "
Ticket Offices CGrald Central station and cl25th ST.
also cl13 c2s ls5. c154 bIoeiWay c3 PARK Place
c25 Union square cls2 Fttth Az, so Coirlos Az etS
Madison c2'3 West 125Jh ST. l53 East lh = n
Brooklyn. ca Court s.. $50 Fulton - $50 bFoaa"ay'
E D.
days only gStops i2S.h ST <Parior tar Limited
Has Dining Car Agencies selling Parior and Sleep
ing tickets also.
C. T. HENTPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ag-
q. II SHEPARD. Gen Supt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

SJ-lON-Asssted by reports u cluch Ia-n z cen
"a az sections - the belt. the bulls IA
va - --e--z- - 1zts r---,S --l--- -
-9ay alc prices rlle1 STEADY - nra from slart u
hlish Al tlc oHeli-ss seemed though 4d-AncinE
aes were result CT torce s-er tley
~ s-a-- a- anna ll@ai-aJ NAei c-l-c-a reports
e pos--- showing rrrcpilaElons ranging GDpu-
~ e "a lchsz belt OF Mississippi there
- 1lre ac--re demand than Tor some time past and
ne market appeared verg.ng ca z genuine crop
st a1c among shorts Many interests, however
y -ot believe slzt the rains cong material
a-e- covered prices reacted few points realizing
--ae Nifni-g STEADY, with august unchanged
@ positions A. points higher u the face of disap-
E-& eA--1s an E---4si 4AEcrale early weather map
.E-is were evidently supporting white
-e e@sine through wire houses with southern cuunec-
srgi.te - laa-a vas not gsneEa- There were tlEt1eT
,--aon - az early and fEl crop movement the
= -si eanatea tor the following cay beiug resumed
-, @ s - yssteEaay pre6Sne r-eeigts lor to-day q
~. r--- Nc14d be new -rup cotton. tbs encouraged
- e-..- aa4 prices snor-v after the opening reacted
- kllFate adElces cl-lnE central
e-eL- e1flrrae1 ay the cGiclal reports mentioned
aftero5r ~. ne snorla arc n me eer5
--t--- ~ -eIlst showed q Eet advance of -2ce9
4+e luIfy q covering sunsid rR somewhat t1gyar.
Ieatl.laG easee prices q points o.. the
-. - ess-g az az ADVANCE of pgiuts on Au-
49, 1il pt ser lsfo- -,e.---,e
$50 HI - =. - 80 oaiez The efect CT the recent
Sae let-sfal oelt s varousy v.eved -. ,,osf
49, case u crop coInrlataf al 49, .s. - 4--eL
- ols this voule hardly sasza f1st -c-tSS,,5
S1llp 2nc connps-ativey coosh VresrLe-
lastsn maturity some people belleT-I :, - q
- s-ls.I ollen the GRIP sulerfnr ,ofb,-e s,,,
ri,-r -. - .@.es VII quickly remedy Olbe-s
fG Euch ioager without Innterssl hasay exist
go ~ ne main cotton is grown Ia : ~s.,-t- -s
thar the q conditions ocs1 @eota seem
rlcerel rarorale There Is. - - con
az u nov seriously
~o-t- al1ecl ne plant. and the trade Wi Tro,,ss
Ss'siH styieee o. the subject Until some eeante % ny
ae rsase q contract prices the local market
HlE a. 1ciloRE. '--~N ND-@a9
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
READING sYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL x. K.
Liberty Street aud south Ferry. (Ttaas from south
FsIEJ nEe minutes earlier than shown beIow.)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
SHLNh--z4-19 as EasUOn O1yl. g. m. 10.
So $50 (5-45 EasSon oalyJ p m sun. z4.25 a N.
WILkESBAkEE AND SCRANTON-zioo a1s 4 N
S.9g p N SUNDAYS, "a IS q 100 D.
LAhEN00D, LAkEHU RST. TONS RIFER AND
EAtlc EGAI-z+10. so A. s1-30 (3-48. Lake
800 sad LaAehurst only)- &-o p N sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 3 - 81 a. D n
FtNELAND AND BRIDGETON-izA0O a N. EiLS9
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
FONT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
5t01 $50. lL3O a. n. 20. 2 45. $50. S53 (excsps
sGnday4 except Ocean GroTe Is a LS0. A0s.
PHuADELPHIA-tREADI TERMINAL) sLzs
s,'93' Is,vG 300. fLo9e, T!l-9e a N 90 Zoe.
1L9.S9 p m. 'l2-l5 E1ct
S4Ia AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4s5. Is. 90. s10oo.
go a m. '&00. 5'4oa. 's-00 'To0. f9.@5 p
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-aoo. 1ooO. iz0a
-Ju, 500 500. zoo. u
READING, HARRIsBURG. POTTsvMLE AND WILL
a n Reading o1Iyt. gI90. I"12e. f300 D
EeadilE PottsvIe and Hrsh 2 only t4-oO. t5o0
SANDY HUOh kOtEE-Fr r. OF Rector ST. Pr g
atlantic Highlands. Seabrtght Monmouth Beach Long
Branch. Asbur. Park Pleasant. 500, 10 90. IL 90
a m, LOO 200 45. A3O. $50 $500 Asbury Pzrk1
= a sundays. lo-09 a N, L0o. A0o, 500 p m
sunday SUNDAY only @Paror only. iva Eal1s~
qua zSGtu-1ays. aEzceDt Saturdays.
O1dces Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry. Astor Eouse-
90 I5s lS91 1856 Broadways lS2 5th Az. Is Union
square West 153 East 125th St. 273 West I25Ch Sd.
z45 Columbus Av- New York. Court S.. 34s, $50
Fulton S. B'Slyn, geo B'way W'usburs. New York
transfer Go calls for and checks bagg to aessination
Wee Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r ASr.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Brggalo Aug s-FLOCR strong fancy blended patent.
s. 40 fancy sprae patent s. IS. family patent.
s. 35 bakers patent s. go; Uaks-s' sprng clear 81 go
pastry. 81 10. grades. 81 3 PYE. S5 %
WEEAT-SpriHs excited With traders seneraly cut q,
the market. Northern. 81 70 CORN strong Nc :
yellow. fOc; No corn 59'sc OATS weak new Nc :
sresghts steafy. wheat 2-1c, cG-C.
2is- % Ns-York. lumber 81 NswY0r. 81 90 % A.
bany.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

te iocal market for spot cottoa e.ased o,ot O.. ~
t4aee = he basis q 20 Csc fd- uidditne ,I-i-s
-l-eat Lr aidal!ng Gulf- Deliveries cl.7T.-. 80
- Eoutlern spg- markets we're teiegraphec "a -
.sssLen nffa UNCHANGED. IOlzc Wr1i-gto,
aonini = - STEADY unchanged l0s4c Bati1no-e
~ pneianEed. az l0iic. NeW-Orleans 6r-r
s i9te' saiez Leto bales Memphis steady uneba5ss
v.-s sslpts q the ports aEd interior points tosav ~
"ilI me same cay last ~esk ana last seaT: ~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentne quiet and IN
changed Rosn ruled steady but UNCHANGED. Tar re
NAMED duIl and nominal We quote: SPIRITS TCF-
PE&rINE-OE ana machine bbls. 05+ djG &C, TAR
nominal. ROSIN-Couluon good strained S@I0: z.
%; So 05. r. SO I0GS3 Is; l. So f5GS3 so; X
g 9oGS3 So NJ 81 =Cg$4 IS y, 81 254S4 30 " c. 81 7J
81 50: " W 51S5 10.
STOCK on HAND.
lto54ii Dds. 10
l-F ocss. -oo6
Wilmington Aug. s.-SPIRITS TCRPENTINE, nothing
doing: receipts IS bbls EOSIN nrn. 81 so bid receipts,
ll3 bels. TAR drm. 81 10. receipts 10 bbls CRUDE
TEtE TiSE arm, 81 - 81 -. 81. receipts. i6S hbls
Savannah aug s--TURP EosTINE firm 0Sc: receipts
733 bbls salea 300: ROSLS ur; receipts
Lar bbls sales II5+; exports Ls24 - D. G. s. %; .
= 50 r. SS =: 8 81 90 9 s. -. = e lS X ~ SV' r.
Charleston. Aug. S.-TURPENTTNE ana ROSIE un-
changed.
London. Aug. s-TCEPENTINE-Spir 4os 1isd
RcSIN-Amercan strained SIS 3d. hHe. lis o.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
STOCK on HAND
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Arg. s.-Ciosing-wEEAT-s nominal
futures nrrn September, 6s f0ssd: ccto6er 6s ifFd
C9INSpot FIRM American new Is 1isds AEae-
mixed (od). Is Sad: steady; September.
- Sad PEAS-Cacadisa STEADY, IS ID FLOuR-SE
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
ELelN BUTTER MARKET.

EIgia H.. Aug tspecan. BUTTER ruled Grm on
the Board to-day. being quoted lie ger
unchanged from week sales in the district were
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

scarce and arn: country dressed hogs nominal bu.
Sales-John P Nelson: II hogs. ISL . average. At
Is u 60. 255 n, at SO TO- 90, u p.
at So roughs 3t5 ~ IS so. DO. S5 d a. s. .
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

Louis fancy winter DUH ss 3D. HOPS al London pa
eiac Coastl. arm sGa96 Los BEEF-Eztra India mess
dun. 5Ss Sd PDRE-Prtune mess. Western. steady.
SIS 81 HAaS-sAort cut "A to IS p str9ng: 49s Cd
RIB rs "a II. AS: long. clear a.ddles light IS 70
"a ~ 47s long clear rlddes heavy. s. % 70 70. rs 3D.
snort clear backs i6 10 4ss clear bellies Il
IS fb 46s SEOUID DERS-Square Il Is n firm. Is
l.ARrPTnae Western tisrcss quiet 34s ed. AInert
refined in pals quiet 35s 90 BUTTEFe-(iood
United e9s CHEESE American finest
white. ass; co6red 39s cd TALLOW-Prine city Grm,
2Is Sd SPIRITS TURPENIINE quiet. AS Sd In
R0SLNy--ou,rlon steady. rs Sd.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool aug. ; 4 ? n-6'2ttons2et guis5; prices
ding nliddlirg 394t low uitdlt-g 5 Tsd: sood
ordinary 5.5sd ordinary. . SD The Of day
OF which 20U for speculation nd
export ara Included $500 American FIecelpts 6OGO
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

Lackawanna Railroad.
Lea,e ,e~ .o.a l.ol Dsacla> anu Oa..stovHsF sta
rs. 90 =. N---For BllghamLoE anu Syracuse
si0 90 A M-F'Or BunalO, Chicago and St LouiA
Gl00 ?. N.-Pocouo Mountain Special
$40 ? M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago
T400 =. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
M-For Buffalo and Chicago
ss45 P. M-For Butalo. Syracuse, Richasid SpriasA
- 90 A. aI-For ChicSgo-SIeepers open ? n
Tickets at 14s 4e9. 11S3. t454 Broadway. y 2: ga
Fulton Brooklyn 'Daily Except sunday trhUrs-
md Saru~1qvs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

sS2e ezcaaags - 3-2-l. receipts 1000 Gags: snip
Ln.ted STATES. 1000 bags shipments tor
Eun2e G100 RAGS. o00 bags Sanyos--9ffse
ket strong Santos, 5S15Js receipts 5000
has. stock. 873. Ezmbu-g-CO1ee Eagaet
o2Gel = gig 5lgher; al $50 n was net i.4iz Efs
hgaer. 600 uags. EasreCo-Iee market opened
ttsady = franc L.gEer. a. - unchanged. al =
uncasage-. $50 advanced : 1ranci total sales
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New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
ROWDY NIGHT
 FOR THE POLICE
A BULLET INTENDED FOR AN OFFICER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED A NEGRO LAST NlGHT-sEv. ERAL ARRESTS MADE.

Police officers state that they had the busiest time last night that they had experienced in long time. Fights and shootings seem to have been quite general, and several arrests were made charging from affrays up to mur- der.
 The principal seat of the disorder seems to have been in the neighbor- hood of Twenty-fourth street and Fourth avenue Officers Bennett and Hill were on this beat and while at tempting to quell the disturbance a negro fired upon them and the bullet going wild struck a negro man, Arthur Bell, inhicting a serious and probably fatal wound. The negro was taken to the Hillman hospital and the wound dressed by Dr. Whelan.
 While the officers were chasing their assailant negro man filling somewhat the description of the much-wanted Henry King was arrested by Officer Cole. At the time the officers thought this was the man who had shot at them, but later seemed to change their opinion. The negro gave his name as Gus Adams, alias Moore. He is locked up on the charge of murder. The officers could not decide last night whether or not Adams is the noted murderer of Policeman Mullins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City RaIi. 1 road Company-"The New Way"

The undeveloped resources along the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City rail- road are perhaps superior to those of any other railroad in the south; the timber Is practically inexhaustible, consisting of ,he highest grades of long yellow leaf pine. short leaf pine and variety of hardwoods. The line also traverses one of the finest farming and agricultural sec lions to be found in the south, Cores nondence is solicited from those contem- plating the location of any kind of a man. ufacturing enterprise or who may be prospecting for superior field for the purpose of tilling the soil. In addition to the merits of this section for the products of the soil which are staple. we would call especial attention to the peculiar ad- vantages which obtain in favor of fruit and vegetable raising. splendid transpor- tation facilities to the best markets at reasonable cost. Information cheerfully given on request to L. B. sullivan. Gen sral Freight and Passenger Agent. Mo rile. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
WALTER LEHMAN
 SHOT BY JETER
JEST OVER STINGlNEss OF JETER ENDS IOUSLY-LEHMAN WILL RECOVER FROM HIS WOUNDS.

In a difficulty in Charles sumner's shooting gallery last night Walter Leh- man was shot and painfully wounded by H. W Jeter. Both are young white men well known about the city.
 The shooting does not seem to have been a premeditated affair, but was the result of some rather rough testing. An eye witness states that the two men en- tered the shooting gallery in friendly con- versation, but that Lehman had heen .sdfinking rather freely. He asked Jeter for some money and upon being refused cursed him for being stingy. Heated words passed and Lehman struck Jeter, and then ran him back of the counter, where Jeter picked up a pistol and fired two shots at Lehman, one taking effect in the left arm and glazing the back. The two men did rot break away until the pistol had fallen to the floor and they Began laughing, stating that no difficulty was intended. Jeter was arrested by officers Bennett and Eill, and is in the city prison with a charge of assault with intent to mur- der against him. He declined to make a statement for publication.
 Lehman was taken to the Hillman hos pital and his wounds dressed by City Thy sician Whelan. His injuries are not dan gerous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-18
Lives Above His Collar Button.

Joseph M. Rogers in the Booklovers
 Magazine.
 Platt is an intellectual gentleman, vita views of his own and means to carry them out-to a certain extent. He Is no scholar as Quay was. no pedant, like Lodge, no emotionalist, like Roosevelt no trimmer like Allison, and no trip-ham- mer, like Conkling. He is a very quiet plausible gentleman, who has a purr like cat, and nice velvety paws In which there are some very. sharp claws. He lives entirely above his collar but ton. He has no vices, no enthusiasm, no emotions. Like Cassius, he thinks too much to satisfy his enemies. He Is not gods and are willing to become oppor- tunists His policy has generally been to drive stake in the ground and stand by 1t, awaiting the turn in politics which will bring him once more to the head of the procession He is not a Machiavelli, because he finds that lying never pays. even if his Puritan blood did not revolt at 1t. The man who would surrender his senatorship to keep his word is not the sort of man 10 be trifled with. His ideas are not those of George William Curtis. his practices are not those of Roosevelt. He looks upon the world as but the world where each may play his part, and he considers his a very important one. He believes in himself and his policy. No man loves success more. and none is less discomfited by defeat. He Is a philoso- pher, and besides he never loses every thing