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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16

black ground. Fortunately the coin
spots are set at proper intervals. not
too close together. An ecru grass cloth
patterned with coin spots OF cool will
low green. set at intervals never closer
than five inches apart. T. one OF the
successes OF the season. A gown OF
this sort requires but little trimming.
usually bands OF the plain material.
not using the spotted parts. finished
with double row OF shoemaker's stitch
ing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16

The coin spot 81 green y now in evil
dence on crash or organdy. and on the
useful fonlard and also on the newer
mobairs. IL looks best Oh white or a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16

4 good deal Of braiding in gold and
silver is being put on smart Jackets.
vests and gowns. Ii is said that all
sorts of silver chains. belts. buckles
and ornaments are 10 be worn with
the white summer gowns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16
Drowned Herself In a We'll.

Charlottesville. Special.-Miss Mari
eta Brocklan comitted suicide ut the
home OF Mr.. r. r. Case by drowning
herself in well
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16
Shfrrinrs.

Shirrings are still so much in vogue
i'm Paris. both for skirt and bodice
establishment. that they bid fair to
stay i'm fashion here for some time 10
come.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16


pcrdition 1 would not elect TO travel
via the workhouSe.~
had been closely observing my IN
Gle for more than two hours. and ans
gently noting his words and gestures,
when his utferance OF this remarkable
sentence confirmed the dislike OF him
which I had conceived st our first
meeting. With only n brief and mar
row experience or men and manners.
the words impressed me as harsh. not
20 say brutal. FOR a rich man 20 ad-
dress 10 an only brother whom he had
not seen for twenty years. and who
was comparatively poor.
I have made no such determine
zion said nv father. AS for the
workhcuse. my Income Is stu some
200 pounds a year more than nothing.
and don't anticipate becoming q bur
den 20 anybody. not evcn"-turning
his face toward ne and smiling-"my
own son
seven hundred pounds exclaimed
my uncle sam CONTEMPORARY. seven
hundred pounds, And what win that
psrifui sum do toward maintaining 8
gentleman Tor twelve monfhss Why.
there are four OF the men in my pay
who each earn S1500 more than your
entire income, But how's this. Hol-
dcnhurSt used not 70 be such 4 beg
carly property. or nv memory Is worse
than I thought x was
While ny father Is occupied with the
melancholy recital o. the causes. nat
ural and political OF the enormous de-
preciation OF agricultural values 81
Enriand-which in ten wears had re-
duced his incIme hy rather more than
half VIII furnish the reader wiki
brief history 81 the men thus engaged.
when little more than ten wears old
nv father. Robert Truman. had sue
ceedcd 20 an estate OF oOoQ acres. con
sistinc o. two entire parishes Holden
hurst Major and E0ldonhursf Minor
situate z few miles from Bury - Ed
nund'E. In suffolk On his coming OF
are Robert Truman found himself the
posseseo- OF a rent roll 81 t1-o0 n
lump sum OF about z12.cco which had
accumulated during his minority. and
large n0ndescript manor house OF
which no archaeoio-ist could dcter-
mine the date o. order. e. had been -
much altered and added - ~ various
periods. The estate. which had
formed pa-t % The immense posses
sions ~ The rich abbots % Bury. was.
s,rc, 80. ,giss-,--,ir-, - 49,, .,,,,,v 49,,
80 br H. YIN =, ,,.~--,.--,s.,-
unon tbe a.. 7re-.l,e- % rrr f.,rfl,,
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GER = si'-l1 lor ->i-ss'e- "ii- TIE =
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-s nc -~'e 80 Al - ian
-"- 'Se' - -e@An ID
= 40
.-oes" = ~erf-s -i-s'.1- AiI
80 -c az ~ 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-07-16


twelve. and five inches deep. were all
/ found besides the documents. The
box. which was locked. was much
discolorcd; but / could discern writ
ing upon the lid such as may be pro-
duced by nitrate OF silver upon cop
per. All l could decipher at a hasty
glance was Roger Trueman," written
Ia characters rather larger than the
others. Trueman being a very old
form OF our family name. and the box
exceedingly heavy Tor its size. at
once conceived the hope that il con
tanned something OF special value AS
I could hnd no key TO the box. set X
/ aside with the folio volume. resolving
20 carefully examine both at my leis-
ure.
At this moment a servant entered
the room and Informed nc that ny
uncle aud aunt had arrived. Dinner
had been ordered 20 be served IS s,oa
as possible. and there barely re-
NAMED sufficient time for Ec 20 pre-
pare for Il.
Quite tired OF ray days wcr.z. thc
Intelligence was not upweIcomc. TAX
ing with me the folio volume and the
copper box. locked the library door
and put the key In my pocket. leav.
ing an the old documents on the table
within. I then sought my bedroom
where. having safely bestowed the
book and box. made what l thee
thought was an elaborate toilette such
as be1tted my INTRODUCTION 10 m1
American kinswoman.
Tt be continued
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14
&epubIifamii6e GenGtorteEC
Convention.

Sine 0elegotcn Goupeniion Der re.
pubIifouiihen Ndbler pon Dem 81.
Senotoriellen 0iIiriFt, beItebenc aus
ben Counties uon Sampled uno
WlcpherIon, miro hiermit liir oen
10. September, 1904, um u ubr
mittoee in Der Siootbole au Gureta
5uiommenberuien, 5pe6S Grnem'
uu,o ciues Gonhiooten fin Senotor
pom beIo9ten 81. GiItrirt.
Die 9oiis Der 9crtrChms bon Der
benounten Gcnoentior miro Iein nic
Iol9t:
6ompbeu Gountp l. Delegation
MlcYberIon @ouutp l3 Delegation.
grories uiro niht erIaubt, obel
Die oniueIenoen DeIeoaten Itno be-
red)tist, Die pole 3obl Der Stimmer
ibrer DeIeooten obau9eben.
2luI Mnoronnu9 oes SenotorleIen
Somite, %. 9lu9uIt 1904.
Soba PieB,
9t. IS. Yorrott. Borlibenoe'
Sbreiber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14
@ej6tpcreneS SeugmiB BON
6. g. We6immie, Vrdi.
bon Der Giomr Taas
0attonal Sanf.

Sd,, Is. 6. WicGtnnie, YrdIioent
pom Der Siour Sails giotionoI 9nnf,
in Siodr Sails, 2. D., bCitdti9e
uno ihp5re, ooB 81. s. 6ithcod.
bon Wlitd)eu, 2. D, cine nrtunoe
(0eeo) bon ledls gIod 2ano 9eIe,
een in Der Stoot Wlithea. in Der
Siour Sous giotionoI 8ont ocpo
inert bat. Dicie llrtunoe lit 5u Sum
item ocs Staaies Gin 0ototo aus.
eefteai, uno miro ourd Die 8aHt Dem
9ouuerneur uniero Stoniee uerob'
reid,t meroen mehn Wliidlell bel Der
@ahI om 8. Hopember. 1904 Die
Wiebrbeit Der Stimmen liir ooe Gopi'
tol erboltcn Iol.
llnteiIdriit,
6. 6. Yicairnie,
pr6iioent,
9eidfporen UNI unterlhrieben Dor
mir oieien .. Cog i'm gu9uIt 1904.
VI. 9. 8bomploa,
fSieseD Sefeniliber Hoior.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14
Mu,ohl Der SuSen.

2out elmer Statiftit snt6Glt bds ruff
fIde Rei9 unter alien 2dnbern Der
Grbe bic mstftsn Suben, ndmlif
5,082,00o. Damn folst Seterreihs
lneurn nit 1,9S4,000; bterauf toms
men bic Der. Stadten nit 100000,
bann 9euti6Ionb nit $4,000; Rus
mdnien nit 100000; 4fsboniItun nit
$4,000; England nit 10000; Mus
rotto NIT 10000; bic Rieberlunbs
NIT 100000; Trantreia nit $4,000;
bic Siirtet nit $4,000; palGitina nit
$4,000; 2autuiien nit $4,000; alsier
NIT $1,000; 4beiiinien nit $4,000;
Stalien nit $4,000; Gibufrtta NIT
10000; gulsdrisn nit $4,000; Ggpps
ten NIT $4,000: Snbien nit $4,000;
arabisn nit 10000; &anaba nit IT,.
600; bic S9pei5 NIT $4,000; 8eIgier
NIT 1900; @rie6enldnb NIT 8400.
9ie Gelammtaabl Der jiioiiden RdH,
besiffsrt fi9 auf 10.597,o00 &Opfe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14
ahierIdna i'm alten eerlin.

Die erfte @erOrbnune, be ben Sbiers
f1ub in Der bsuti1sn Rsi6sbauptitabt
regelt, iiammi aus Der Mitte bes Is.
Sobrbunberts, mo bon Der 8iirgermeis
ftersi cine sissne 4btbeilung nit Der Be-
banblung Der Sbiere beouftrast ipurbe.
Gin Gtobtppet nit @ebilfen bur9s
itreifte bic Stroben unb lieferts bic
burd MiBbunblune bei6Gbtstsn Sbierc
mitfammt ibren Serren pber Serrins
men ein. SIR bic llebeltbdtsr. bener
QuGlerei Der Tbiers noheepieIen tpur'
be, mar auf benz Spittelmartt in Der
Rdbe Der Gpitteltirde Elm Granger uuf,
ssridtet. Sier tpurcer bic 8etreffenber
our ansemeinen S9du esitelt, baneber
ibre Sbiers. bic pdbrenb Der 3ett aus
rsidenb eefiittert tpurben, pdbrent
man ibre 8eliber bnngern lieb. 0urf
bic oroItifden MitteI ION in Der bdma.
ligen 3eit bic 9bierquGlersi auf cir
febr psrinees Mob beidrdntt seblieber
fem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14

Spfer Der WeIlen. Su
Der HGbe bon RoItop am DON in
RuBIanb bat Tid u%nldnsit Elm entIebs
Tides llnsliid ersignet, Dem fat 200
Trouen unb Ginber gum Spfer fielen.
lleber ben Stub polten $50 Srduen
unb &inber iibsrTeBen, Der fuule 8oosr
bes 8ootes brad dber nGbreno Der
Gabrt burd. Sn 6Clge befen entitonS
cine panit. Die paHogiere, bic uidt
ertranten, tpuroen BON Der StrDmuno
au sinem Miiblengang eetrasen, no biz
Nsrmiteu bon ben RGbern Sermalmi
tpurben. BUR 81 Perionen tamsu nit
benz 2eben banon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14

BON ibrer SGnbs DIR
%ernGbrten fi9 naG benz lsbten
Genius i'm Sabre 1900 in ben Der.
Staatsn 29,O73,233 psrTouen. 9ieIt
3dbl III beindbs bic SGlfts Der iiber
5ebn Sabre alien 8%epobner Der Der.
Stoaten unb beinabe spet 6iinftel Der
GeIdmmtbebDIferune. Don bisIen Or,
beitern geb0ren 22,489,4 15 benz mGnns
liden @eI9le6t on, 4833,630 BEN
tpsi6Iidsn unb 1,750,178 Fnb i'm Rim
berolter. nGmlih 1,264,411 &naben
unb 485.767 MGbden.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-14

8ritettfdbriten gibt e
In Seutf6ldnb 81. 0iefe liefern iGhrs
lid 1,650,000 Sonnen Steins unf
9rauntpblenpreRfteine.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
0ssss Sand o,gsaizsd.


The LA unta Concert Band"
was organized at a meeting held
last Tuesday night C. w. Won
derly was elected manager; A.
Rauth, musical director and leader;
w. s Talbert. secretary; John
Barnes, treasurer The organiza
ton has membership OF fourteen,
and all are enthusiastic in desire
TO make the La Junta Concert Band
one of the best ih the Valley.
They have already gone into active
training, the first meeting Tor prac-
tice being held Thursday night.
La Junta is surely enterprising
enough to give an Organization OF
this character hearty support. and
we hope it will win success and
public favor by deserving ii.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
s,,s In ,h. a.nd Get. A~.y.

The residence OF II. X. Church
was burglarized last "Wednesday
evening while the family was
attending the entertainment at the
La Junta Theatre. A valuable
watch and some silverware are
among the missing articles The
following morning a well dressed
young man about twenty hve years
OF age called at the" jewelry store
OF Fisher & Larsen and wanted to
sell the gold case to lady's wa,cn.
The works had been removed and
the case was bent and twisted out
Of shape. The young man said it
had cen run over by heavily
loaded wagon. Mr. Larsen paid
So so for the case and the stranger
departed. An hour later Mr.
Church called az the store and re-
quested Mr.. Larsen to notify him
in case any one called and offered
q lady's watch tor sale. Mr.. Lar
SER told of the transaction of an
hour previous, and when the watch
was brought out Mr. Church i'm
mediateiy identified it as the one
stolen from him. The two gentle
men then started out to hunt for
the burglar. They found him on
the depot platform. MIR. Church
ent in search OF an officer, and
Mr. Larsen kept his eye on the
young man. who evidently became
su ,picious and left the depot. 60.
ing across the plaza and turning
th- corner at the Mint saloon.
Tney baven't seen him since. al
though the officers looked high
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
City covaeii.

The city coupcil met last Tues
day night in adj burned session
from the preceding evening,
Mayor Corbin presiding and Alder
men Johnson. hasten. Lamb.
Handy and Sherman being among
those present.
The ordinance making the
appropriations for the ensuing fis
cal year was placed on its second
and third readings and final pas
sage The total amount appro-
priated is $4,000. as compared to
$50. $50 for the previous year.
Fred A. Sabin, representing the
directors of the Catlin canal, ap
peared before the council and
made tender OF s. $50 for the
options on certain water rights in
Chaffee county now held aud own
I'd by the city. The city recently
issued warrants in the sum of
81, 500 to extend the options for
another year. Previous to the
extension OF the options Mr. Sabin
had made an offer OF Sc, 5oo
The English Lumber Company
was granted the privilege OF erect
ing an Office building, coal storage
warehouse aud lumber sheds on
Granada street and San Juan
avenue, west and north OF Likes
livery barn. IL
A communication. from Devine
& Dubbs, Of Pueblo, concerping
$500 due them for an opinion
rendered ou1abe transfer Of water
rights. was read, but no action
was taken in the matter. 8
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02

and low all afternoon and late IN
to the night. The works 10 the
watch were found by . boy during
the afternoon in a yard near Mr.
ChuSch's residence. where they
were probably thrown by the bur
glaf. Mr.. Church values the
watch very highly on account ol
family associations with which II
is connected.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
Notice Tor Pvbiiessies.
United States I..nd of,ic..

Gnite1 otatr- l-Anu Onicr.
PuEsLo Colo. February q. 1904.
~ Following named settler has filsd notice Of
his intention to make dnal proof In
support OF his claim. and that said pru.oi
will b- made before the clerk Of tho
district court at La Junta, Colo, On April u,
lSDl, viz: Alfred Brcoker-H. L. aiz for east
township twcnty-iour south range hfty-hve
west.
He name. the following witnesses to prpve
Of said land, .tx:
Jacob Il. Mcdonald. Frank Nc Donald. Martin
Hire Clinton R. Grcenlec. all Of La Juhta,
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication, March 9. 1904.
Last publication. Anril 8. l9Ot
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
ae.,es Of Public r,ss.ss's Sale.

WHEREAS GEO, A. WOLF; OF THE THE
on the ,.h day of April. isns. in book 81. at
" eierk and recorder Of Otero county. state OF
Colorado. convey 70 the PUBLIC trustee q said
srG S%nsy ss.ss q /. ..d sns ,n
~. State of Colorado. to wit:
Lot number four ~. in block numbrr thrce
Stero county. COLORADO. as shown b,. the 70.
corded plat, together with one-sixteenth u -l6bof
s<h .aa sf' cnna u shs
(which is now the Fort Lyon Canal Company)
Which said deed ot trust was made TO secure
in aid deed Of trust mentioned. the payment
Of ono certain promisory note BEARING even date
two hundred dollars ls,iDi, dur niniey lsoJ days
afsrf date thereof. With interest said note
sfs-r date thereof. at the rate Of one per cent
Wherras, said note was assigned by endorse
nent b. the said g. y. Dameron TO H. G. kecl-
Ing, who Is now the legal holder OF said note.
Whereas. said deed Of trust further provides
that the said maker shall pay taxes and ASSESS
Whereas. said decd Of trust further provides
the psysrsns 81 said promis.ory note or any p. n
thereof OF the interest thereon according to the
tenor and effect thereof or in case Of a
ments therein mentioned. then and in
that case tho whole Of said Indebtedness
hall az once become due and payable at
The option Of tho legal holder Of said note. and
Inc - Id Public Trustee Is authorised at the re-
quese Of the LEGAL hoIder Of said note to ell
and dispose Of said premises for tho purpcsc Of
paying said indehtedness and the costs and ex-
psnses oa account Of the execution Of said
whereas. default has been made in the pay
Dsas of the principal and interest OF said note
o. Se1D dated April 3Dth, AID. 1110 and the leGnl
holder Of said note has exercised his Optioe,
hy reason Of said default. 10 declare tho whole
a aid indebtedness TO he natured and 70 fore
WhefeaA, the undersiencd i the Public Trus-
~ n and FOR Osero county State Of Colosndo.
N0W. therefor. l. c. A. BeerhnAm. the Public
Tfnseee a. said Osero county. STATE At Cc3Srado.
g the eeques4 Of the legal holder Of said note
Ard b tke authOrity In me vested b9 the said
deed Of trust. do hereby give notice that viii
MONDAY, APRIL II. A. d. isos.
q - o'elsek In ~ forenoon of said day seIl
sisis and Interest q the aid 0so. a. Wolf kis
|hnfes asd assiGns, ~ puhaic auct3m a. -
}ruot dn1e d tie county ouurs hpa-e 1t L.
1unta, In Oeero eDanfy. ColoeaaA tor ~
hfehess aad best price the same win being y
oosA 10. H. parpnss Of peyinf .9iA isjseeed.
eea With Interest theryp9 % aaes.6t saIe apd
iAis trsss Is pfovided b. said pose and dsed =
bsssd At La ysasa. Colorado, this sth day Of
Puhaie Trustee u Osefo suaa Coassa1O.
pfrpt pQhlSentioa. March 14. 19oA-
tnss pablieasisn. April .. tsoA :,
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02

La JusIa -. organised aud incorporated
Is . t.,~n under tke general laws Of the state
Il Color ado. March Is. ISL On April 5, zoe,
10 became a city os tke seeond eias.- Popa-
iati.n. iUeiud .ns additions. about Z, D-
ss~er.. Holly water works Owned by city,
sanhing factory. largssa brick plant in the
~e.t. SD barrel Aour mill. s,-laO moathiy
santa Fe pay roll and IL thriving. ind ustrs-
and prosperous community.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
Fou, o'cioeL Club Entertainment.

The young men OF La )unta
gave '.Ieturn dance and banquet"
to the members OF the Four O'clock
Club last "Wednesday evening,
thus evidencing their appreciation
OF a similar function rendered
them by the young ladies several
weeks ago. Elk's hall was dec
Grated in gala attire in honor of
the occasion, and to the music OF
Nonderl,'s orchestra the young
folks spent three very happy hours
tripping the ligh, fantastic. After
the dance an elaborate and swell
banquet was served at the Bon
Ton restaurant.
Among those present were:
Misses Amy Gilbert, Saidee Steen.
Lena Hodges, Mae Custer.
Blanche Barngrover, Miss Fisher.
Cora Hart, Ula Foxworthy. Hattie
Todd, Frances Robinson, Mayme
Robinson, Myrtle Lynn. Myrtle
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a
Sabir, Mr. and Mrs. G. II Win
chell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spor,
leder, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Anthem.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Hirecn, Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. ames II. Melvin, Mes
,ers +. II. Cook, H. d. Bixby,
Mr. La Monde, X. f. Fisher, DIR.
p b Lipville, DIR. Wilkins, n. G.
Todd, w. f.. McCarty, Frank
Turley, ]. A. Kincaid, F. w. Nc
Cartney, John Holly. A. o. Col
Inns, of Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
le~ Rssss 70 the nesthwsss.

In addition TO the cheap rates 10
California. advertised elsewhere
in this issue. the Santa Fe IS sell
ing tickets to Portland. Seattle
and other points in the Northwest.
at greatly reduced rates Call on
or address Santa Fe Ticket Agent
for particulars.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
SATURDAY. APRIL q, 1904
com'ng Events

April +th-Second Annual Bali
Brotherhood OF BoileVmakers and
Iron Shipbuilders OF America.
April 5th-"Sandy Bottom"
April Sth - "Maloney's We'd
ding"
April I6th-"Erik OF Sweden /"
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
s.esss.;sy ss.s.s =. s.s.s.s ess.av
A correspondent in Provess

A correspondent IN Prowess
county writes that winter wheat is
looking 6ne. The farmers are
snxiousiy waiting Tor sugar beet
seed and are ready to plant. The
beet sugar factory in Lamar will
be one OF the largest and finest in
the land but il will not be built
this year. The members Of the
Lamar melon growers association
have their land well fsstilized with
sheep manure and are playing odd
and even with whole dollars from
last years crop. The Lamar Mill.
ing and Elevator Company is turn.
ing out 1000 sacks of -four . day
from Colorado grown wheat and
cannot fill all its orders The
Lamar land agents seem TO think
a man has poor Judgment and nc
money il he does not buy the frst
piece OF land shown him. All
kinds OF stock have wintered well
and are IN fne condition. Field
and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
Ideal Winter Weather.

During the past winter, while
the east aud much OF the rest OF
the country were IN the grip Of icy
billiards.. Colorado enjoyed
weather that was more like that oi
spring or early summer than that
which is commonly scheduled for
the season. There were very few
days that were really cold. and
there were no snowislls to speak
Of. The thermometer readings
were far above the normal, the
mercury, on one day in February,
climbing TO the - degree matk.
and il was not an unusual occur
renee TO see shirt waists on the
streets; in fact, there were many
days on which summer gsrb pre-
dominated 1t was a remarkable
winter, even for Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1904-04-02
0isessos Ter 4sls.


PlacaIds are Tor SAFE at the
TRIBUNE Office, al the rate OF hve
cents each. which read as follows;
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admi,tance.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS


Trading on change today was lively,
especially iu Washington Street Rail
way preferred and Greene Copper. The
first named of these stocks at first ruled
at a fractional decline. 800 shares selling
at 1I4 and 200 al Ias. Then 1t took an
uptuIn and loco sold at - and 1000 al
511s After caI'a sixty days option on
100 shares sold at 12ss- Fifty shares OF
the common sold aJ H.
Greene Copper was exceedingly strong.
One hundred shares soI- at yesterday s.
level I-7E. and sixty DAYS option on
several hundred shares commanded ls-s
while one on 5u0 shares was sold at 1g.
American Security and Trust advanced
points 10 -lU. ten shares selling at that
price After This sale the Offering re-
NAMED aE DIS.
in the bonds. 5000 Street Railway As
sold 40 N3iz. $500 1as certificates al 12J
s. 900 Chesapeake and Potomac TeIe-
phone SIS ar l.tar and $1,000 Capital
Traction 4 s. at I0iz
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS UP BADLY
Its Influence on Trading,
However, Only Temporary.
SOME REMARKABLE GAINS
Delaware and Lackawanna Opens Up
Seven Points and Advances Another.
Prices Hold On All Concessions.

NEW YORK. Oct THE opening
stock market showed a consistent
though moderate. series Of advances
through the active list Reading rose
S. bat the maximum gain OtherWi Use
was s IN Chesapeak and Ohio. Louis
vile 5nd Nashville, and Realty Della
ware. -LaCkawauna, and Western rose
points. selling ] point below the week s
highest. SteeIF unchanged 10 Is lower.
The market ruled generally strong.
with q continuance of the builish SEN
iimeuI. which was so pronounced yes
terday. Such reactions as occurred were
only normal. and were partly due 10
selling by room trades in anticipation -t
an uEfaVOra Bile bank statement. United
States Steel preferred commanded con-
siderable attention. AfIer raacLing D
per cent. IL rauied point Other firm
features We're Tennessee Coal and lroil,
and American Locomotive United states
Rubber stocks Continental Tobacco pre-
rerreG. Pressed Steel Car Peoples Gas.
Missouri Pacific ST. Louis S0utn7 es tern
preferred. Union Pacific. Delaware aue
Hudson. Chesapeake ana onto, anu
Canadian PACING were strong features.
Delaware. LaCkaW-auua- ana ~ esteiti
opened up points and gained Del
cent further. Louisville ana Nasil tlilr
advanced j per cent The local LfacLloil7
were irreEular4s "a an
la the second hour transactions lell on
somewhat. but prices held we'll, ana
stocks " ere absorbed on ali concession
In Governments. the @ were on -s pei
cent Otler bonds were strong.
The market closed active and buoIaut
al the best prices OF the day.