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New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
NAVAL STORES.

While prices for naval stores we're not essentially
cbsn9ad tho undertone rather easy with ths pos
,biifv that buyers spirits turpentine could
sCcr AZ a shade under asked prices. Machine made
barrels were quoted 65c asked Rosln quiet and
r1rbanFed Mt 81 sTt common 10 good strained Tar
S'aa ouIst at 81 90 for oil barrels. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-oh and machine barrels
h4hM55c.
TAR-S4 so ,, a s-,, - s,o.a
"a To- SO 1898 20; g. SO 2oaSs 25i H. So 35Qs3 40:
ss 8OGs3 20; 81 30S4 40: NJ 81 sOgS4 80: ~ 20 20
w O. S5 3O9s5 85: w W. 30 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Gurpentine bbls
Tar. bbs Af9f
London. Feb 4.-TURPENTINE-Spir SIS I'd
ROSIN-AmeTicRn strained as load; hna. lis ID.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Fob & Z p. nl.--coTToN-spot. good bust
ness done prices higher American mddlng iaiT
90: good uid6ling mddlng s03d low middling,
tsid; ordinary 3.77d; ordinary. 36ia The sales
eYecaiiea ard export, snd included 200 american;
steady; Americas mdolag February. sssdi Fer,
IlaF ana Aayeh $780, etch ana Aplis, SSsn' sst
Juy end August s.osd; August and septernbt1 4ood;
feptenaber ard October zOad CctebeT sn9 No@~-Asf'
C76. sgcTe1abcr al6 Dec4E-Ders 1924
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money In
London. 2a2is per cent. Open market discount rata
for short bills "a per long bills. 7Isg2is
cent Berlin discount rate per cent. Berlin ex-
change on Lordon. 20 marks 4s pfennigs Paris dis
count rate "a per cent Paris exchange on London.
IS francs Is centimeS
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-sritish eonsois for
money IS a-1s: for the account. sS4 French rsntes
O. francs ~ centimeA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
PANoRAMA OF STOCK VALUES.

Frederick F. Marquand. Of No So and 81 Broad
81 New-York City. has issued a book, giving
statistical information that should be interesting
20 those who follow the movements of the stock
market This book shows a panorama OF the
fluctuations Of the market for nineteen consecutive
cara and VIII be sent free TO any appltca-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London, Feb 4. 1 D. m.-American stocks closed
irregular. and in some cases fractionaily below
parity Pennsylvania and the Hartman issues
acted well. Final prices fOllowt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

S9nee cables: Rio-cofee market steady No Rio.
5oF the United States 600 bags shipments for europe
0Iist 5 40Soo Dags @ market
1.-TWO days; stock 1572.oOo bags Hamburg-CoTee mar
ket opened K pig higher: 2:30 p m 491a
pig higher sales, 1900 bags. Fiavre-Cofee market
opened steady, unchanged y franc higher; nj
advanced y
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

The usual weekly table of price changes for ths
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
IRREGULARITY In STOCKS.
HEAVINESS IN MANY ISSUES, ESPECIALLY AT
THE CLOSE.
Bank Statement Shows Large Falling off Cash and ReserUe Hold
ings-Further Gold Exports Expected.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quota
tions We're:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. FEB FLOUR steady. WHEAT. no de-
I-zaa '1JHN-oilerilgs light No yellow 4s9sc No 8
corn. ss- OATS 1-ll: No > white. 30 tc No mixed
a5tc BARL-EE-GTesteIn, 44Q5oc. RYE-lVo /, soc.
Chicago. Feb 4.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

and closed above the previous night. the
aoeal market closed follows: Mixed 10, SEQ
s5ne , natural white 80 to 90 n 365GSIc and clipped
white 81 70 40 10, 3s940c. RYD-Du No Western SOc
sssked BARLEY-MarlSet dull. Feeding quoted at
$50 ! New-Hork and mating. 46Q52o Buffalo
NEw-YORE
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Total sales the So
Total sales in preceding week. 61oo 12s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steauy. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

ieeeips OF breadstuns at interior points thousands
follows: N' 'A oS-'' s-@''' N1-i'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
THREE SMALL FIRES.
Oh Stove Exploded and Started Blaze
defective Fiues.


There We're three small! fires in Gif-
iercnt parts Of the city yesterday. The
first occurred, al 1927 Tweniy-siyt:,
street snort!,' after - c'clcck Tie
blaze originated from The explosion Of
an oil stove end was exyn-aishet hv
NE East End fire ladGes before vol.;
n1uch damage vas done The les
will Ee about S25
The second fire occurred a, ahour
$50 O'clock Yesterday afternoon aad
cr!glnated from . defective iiuc al
o4S Twenty fifth street rh. East End
la@dies were again On the scene and
cSl'nsnished the blaze before i, gain.
cd any Roadway
: small blaze &C 81 Twe,,,v-fftI,
street, called No. fire coE,pany To
me scene at l;:3o O'Clock last night
me lire was the result Of a defective
me. starting in the chimney near the
roof. The Central laddies cxtinguish-
ca it Quickly and the dar,aec was
slight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
One Fare for Round Trip to Mardi
Gras, New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola, via Southern
Railway.

southern Railway Will sell round
''sp tickets account Of above occasion
at ore fare plus twenty-five cents
oates Or sale March lst t. 9Th inclG-
s.Ve' ma! limit March 1lth Exten-
sion until March 25th mag be secured
~ deposit OF ticket with Joint Agent
upon payment OF fifty cents. Mardi
6ras tickets will be honorel on the
famous Washington and Southwest
efi Limited trains of Southern Rail
"ay-aInonG the finest trains in the
world-without extra cost. aside from
regular Pullman berth rate, which is
S'.'o through from Norfolk to New
orleans. FOR further particulars, call
on Or write W W. CRDNTON. Pas,
seEecr Agent. - CRANKY street. (Mon-
nccilo tinre) Norfolk, Va 2-17-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Brick in a Stocking.
COOK BURNED TO DEATH.
Clothing Caught Fire From Hot
Steve With Fatal Result

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA Feb. iG-Ida liar
us, colored woman. living near Sew.
eih and Baker streets, was burned t.
death early yesterday morning.
She was in the Kitchen gett:n.
breakfast, when her clothes ignited
from The lot stove. and in a moment
hcr garments wore ahlaze.
The woman dashed. flanticau,
about, her movements flaming the
hanes into greater intensity. Her
clothes were burned off and her BODY
was SC badly scorchcG all over thai
She srecnmbcd 70 her rnii,ries. Dr.
Keanard. Of the cit: ambulance Ser
vice. responded u a call ln,t couId q,
nothing further thar 70 ease tha NO
mans pain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17

Schombers. Hamburg from Savannah.
via Norfolk: Vera. (Br) Bennett Rot
lerdam. via Newport News: Sloteriyk
Outch) Metz. Rotterdam via AmSter-
dam and DeDtford; schooner Marie
Brown Brown. Charleston.
Sailed: Steamers Pillar dc l.arrin g ga.
(Br) Harrison. Hamburg. fco,o Nov,
orleans, via Norfolk: Carisbrcolr,
tBr.l Wallace. Sagna: Rceulus. (Rr.,N
Ccnch, Philadelphia. City Of G!ouces.
Ter, (Br } Milbnrn. Kingston, Jamaica
Lcrd D'lffci in. u'r.l Dunn Newport
News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
important Suit Being Tried in
Circuit Court.
NR. BlcKFORD SPOKE ALL DAY
Warwick courty Man Wants Nearly
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
For Loss of His Oyster crou~ds-
NJ. Meredith Begins Today.

One Of the most important civil
suits ever brought in ar Eastern Nir-
Sihia court is now being tried before
Judge j. w G. Blackstone in the Cir
cult Court here
The parties III the case are Andrew
J. Jones CT Warwick county ard Tie
Newport News ShipbniIdng ana Dry
Dock Company and tho amount !nvclv-
ed is nearly three hundred Thousand
dollars
Jones is represented hy Mess:G.
Meredi1l. ana Pollard, q Richmond
and Col. Marquis Jcnc.. Of ibis city.
and Mr. r. G. Bci;fnrd is ccanseI for
The shpyard
Mr. Bicklord began speaking wnen
the case was taken ZIP yesterday ard
was still addressing the. court when ,ha
hour OF adjournment camc in The even
ms He will conclude this morning
end then A!r. Meredith will open tha
argument for the other side. Ii Will
probably take several DAYS il finish
the case.
Tic suit was brought some limo
age, because tie shinvard cccrpicd Ger
tain oyster grounds leased BY MI
Jones
In 1884 Mr.. Jones leased large
tract Of oyster grounds. located jast
above the site Of The shipyard. In
1858. Wien building. the stocks upon
which the keel OF the ba,lleship MS
sGu:i was laid, the shinyard rooll pos
session of a part Of this tract. Jones
brought an unlawful entry ana ,,e1ain-
el aCuon TO force The sh!pyard com.
rany 10 give up the property The de
lendant company eEioined the plain,
tn from prosecuting the common law
s:lit and, thereby, became The nlaintilf
II the equity case which is nov being
heard by Judge Blackstone.
Mt. Jones claims tina. something,
over ef1een acres Of lis oysie grounds;
vas actually taken possession OF ana
that one hundred and twenty acres
We're damaged. RE asks for S2SS.OC
damages. or $50 per acre per year on
cre hundred ard twenty acres for ~.
teen Years
The shipvard company claims that
~ lco'1 only about Two and one-la! II
acres Ct Jones leased property ard IS
Vigorously ron1csting tn. claim l:c
makes.
Many surveys have heen made and
"trc*i'ions taken ana VIXEN The ars,.
ment IS concluded Judge Blackstone
Will have 10 decide upon The amount %
dan'ages 10 lie paid BY The yard u n::.
lCnas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
NEWS OF SHIPPING
Intense Cold Causes Another
Freeze on River;
FEW VESSELS ARE MOVING
When Thaw Began Yesterday
Schooner Reports Loss OF First Mate
MARINE Notes.
FEW VESSELS ARE MOVING


The intense cold weather of the
last two days has caused another
freeze on James river and yesterday
navigation was greatly hindered BY ice
which broke yesterday afternoon and
began to float out to the sea in great
foes. There are very few coastwise
trading vessels entering and sailing
from this port now, as the ice all
along the Atlantic coast compes the
ships to seek the shelter Of harbors
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
L Theatrical
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

i there is anything better than
woodland 10 be seen in tho musical
comedy line this year, it has not come
this way This fantasy of the forest''
is indeed charming and the continual
bursts OF genuine ana spontaneous ap-
pause from the large audience which
witnessed it at the Academy Of Music
last night proved that something really
good can be appreciated here The
house was we'll filled from gallery to
orchestra and it is seldom that such
g fashionable audience gathers in the
house
''GIittering Gloria; Tonight.
Etrothy Morton. who Will be seen
at the Academy tonight in John c..
Fisher and Tom W. Ryley's production
CT "Glittering Gloria is notably one
CT the cleverest condolences and
singers today upon me American
stage
She has had (. lcng and varied stage
career, playing in a score OF differa,f
ni"ces il tie last fcw wears. She WAS
joint star with De Wolf Home: fc.
$SN.ra seasons. She has PLAYED in
":'iGrndcra tic Prince Of Pilsen :"
'-hlnesc Hone ymncn," ard last sea
s2I was ntima donna in enc Of the bic
Lrndon ~ odnctions Her present
charac' eri2aticn Of Gloria enables
Ler 70 be seen al her hest and also
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
-Four DAYS Overdue.

The British steamship SaIacia Can
tain Mitchell, which sailed from Liycr-
r.;ol fer this port on January 50 witlI.
chi cargo: is four days Overdue. as she
should have arrived there on February
-. ,l'c Salacia was recently charter
GO e carry cargo Of grain from this
rorr 10 Europe. She will begin loading
ocrn Immediately upon her arrival
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
SWEPT OVERHEARD IN STORM
First Mate Bennett. Of Schooner Mar
TN. Drowned

First Mate Bennett. Of Schooner Mar
TIN. Drowned
Certain W. II Harding Of 1h-
schooner Grace \. Martin. iii pcT, ycs
1tI'!ay from BATH reHc,ls ,hai IN !Hn,.
narv /, q. a. m his vessel was
struck by a Northwest calt. > miles of
Nantucket ii2htship and while h.
schooner was runnin" in a heavy sea
First Oniccr WiIiam j. Bennett. II
Portland. was swept overheard an:
drowned His Body was ret :.eccr:
cred
The Martin had III cven,ful vayag,2
down the coast. cncounterin- heavy
seas aud high. Winds the entire lis
lance, but she rode safely through j,
all and arrived in pert yesterday
Captain Harding made a report Cf
The death OF the mate TO the customs
authorities and then ialecraphed III"
dead mans relatives in Portland H.
forming them Of his tragic pu1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
SIKH .Anr:vcrsrA
mans pain?

The Ladies Catholic Benevolent AZ.
scclation celebrated the sixth annivcr.
:ary OF the organization Nv an e1.ter.
tn'l.ment i'll the Coleman building last
n!:ht. a well arranged program vas
rendered followed by a dance ana RI.
freshmcnts. There was; a coed crowd
il attendance and an ENJOYABLE cre:..
ipg was spent BY all
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
REPAIRS TO THE GALL.A.
Danish Steamer is Ready 10 Leave the
Yard

The repairs 10 The l:ull Of the Dan
iSh steamship Galla. which YVES in col.
lision With the British steamship,
l-ornc. off Cane Henry last Sunday
have been completed 1t the sk;nyarcl
and the vessel is expected to sail For
Norfolk today:
II The time Of the collision the Cal
liza was bound from olfolll for Europe
and while passing out Of the Cares, size
smashed into the Lornc, which way ~
iHg at anchor.
Several plates on the '1allia were
damaged and sha proceeded 10 The
shipyard here for repairs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
ORDERED 70 REPORT.
Captain West and Marines For West
Nirana.

The navy denartmenr as issred q,
GERS TO Captain West. T. S. N. G., com
handing the marine guard which Ia:
been assembled at Annapolis 1cr III,
5i1nnEcd cruiser West Virginia. t,
proceed 81 once 10 the Norfolk navy
yard with his command in order {
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Goes Around Win Brick in
Stocking smasl'ing Windows.
ORGANS PECULIAR MANIA
Went Out CT Prison and Immediately
Returned TO His Old Aaunts and
Hab;ts-Was Struck Down by a
Policeman.

NEW YORK, Feb. lG.--Within TWEEN
ty-lour hours after his release from
prison, where he had served a sentence
LOT smashing more than $1,000 worth
OF plate glass windows, John Grogan
early today returned TO the scene OF
MS escapade and started in to dnpli-
cate his work Of months ago He was
lot SO successful this time, however.
having broken only three large win
dows when he was overpowered and
again taken to cell.
Brick in Stockine
When he reached the place today he
was stripped to the waist, although
the thermometer was near the zero
mark, ami had as a weapon Of de-
struction half a brick in a stocking.
ne was lraversing the same route
winch he took two months ago, swing
ing the brick through one window after
another when a policeman crept ~
behlnd him and felleh him With a
night stick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Ordered to Lccs! Yarc.

Lieutenant Commander r. e. Coonj2
mas been ordered 10 this city On spe
clai duty at the shipyard Command
er Coontz Will only he stationed q. Inc
shlpyard for short time ami tn. na
tnre Of tire special duty 10 which lie
has seen assigned here is Unknown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
tlhe ncw cruiser when she Is commits
stoned next Thursday

stoned next Thursday
The government is new making rap
|id preparations ior putting the Yves,
Virginia into commission as the ship
lizard las completed work on her and
she is q ready 70 Join The Uri,eG
States nav:
Lieutenant Fritz l.. Sandcw, u. S. ~.
and Lieutenant Ulysses S. Macy U. S
=. attached 70 The training ship l,ra:.l
lin Al The Norfnlk Eavy yard have beer
ordered to the West Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Notice 70 Mariners.

The light house beard has issued the
following notice:
York river, Va. TucPont shoal
Buoy. ~. 3, q seccnd-class can. was
reported adlift February II, ana 9:;l!
De replaced as soon as practicable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Pert Of Norfolk.
(3y Associated Press.]

NORFOLK. VA, Feb l6---Arrived.
Schooner ". n. Dix, Mathewsc.,
Chesapeake Bay, in distress; tug Mar
:;arct r. Doherty, with barge Calvert,
Perth Amboy.
Cleared Steamers Bradford, (Ger)
Kingston Jamaica; Pallanza. (Ger..p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Rappahannock Due Tuesday.

The British steamship Rarpahan.
mock Of the Chesapeake and Chc
feet. is duo 10 arrive at this port from
Liverpool Tuesday. She Will lril:y 4
large import cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
In Port to Load.

The schOnners Prescott and Mario
Palmer. Of the Ramer fleet Of schoor.
crs. arrived in port Yesterday from
Hampton Roads. where they remained
At anchor for several days on account
Gl The ice in James river. They will
i;o,'! load carsoes Of coal here for i3os.
irn.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
SMITHS ON THEIR
WAY TO NEW YORK

Cleveland. o.. April 11.-"No con
cessiOns were made to Morgan Smith
and his wife" declared Detective Ed
ward Quinn, when seen at the Union
Station here early today. Detective.
uinn and Mcknight were in charge of
Smith and his wife. who occupied a
compartment in Pullman sleeper.
The detectives took turns in doing
guard duty over the prisoners.
Assistant District Attorney Garvin.
who il is said. induced the Smiths TO
go back TO New York from Cincinnati
was asleep and could not be seen.
The party will reach New York at G
O'Clock this evening via the New York
Central road, il the train is on time.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
TWO IMPORTANT SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTIONS

The iortieth annual convention Of
the Kentucky Sunday school Associa
ton viii be- held az Somerset June +
y. and .. An exceedingly strong and
interesting program is being pre-.
pared.
Dr Charles Roads Of Philadelphia.
Rev Il. w Halpenny. of indianapolis.
and Mr. W. C. Shafer. Of Fairmont
W Va. are to be our visiting speak
ers Each is the general secretary OF
his state and they will come 10 rs
with wellmatured plans
Every school in the State is entitled
To representation and a large atten.
dance is expected
The eleventh International Sunday
school Convention meets AT Toronto
Canada. June 1927 About SEVENTH
hve persons have signihed their lnten.
ton OF going. This convention viii
mark an epoch in the Sunday school
history of America
For programs or other information |
regarding either of these conventions
address the State General Secretary
L. A. Fox, 10 Louisville Trust Ruild.
ing, Louisville, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
CARD OF THANKS.

am grateful indeed to my many
friends who have so literally patron
lied me since the fire Words cannot
express the gratitude I owe but will
show my gratefulness by being the
same anablo hostess have been for
so many years and will gladly wei.
come YOU al my home just across The
street from the jail when yon are in
Marion
An old adagr but true. a friend ia
need is friend in deed" feel /
can count my friends by the score.
Come 10 see me when in town.
Respectfully
MRS SARAH GILL.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
OUR NEW QUARTERS.

we have opened temporary head
quarters in the little office building in
'front.' of the Old Dr. j. ". Crawford
residence where We can make our
friends welcome.
we are prepared TO do all kinds Of
JOB printing on short notice. Every
thing is new and up-to-date The la
test designs in type faces. new ma
chinery, etc. We can show you the
advantage good printing has over the
ordinary kind by giving you the best
In character, quality and economy.
Remember the Press" when in
need OF JOB work
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
Ministers and Members Meeting Of
Ohio River Association.

This body meets with Salem church
Livingston County April 2s-3Oth. at
ten O'Clock. Everybody invited "a
come The following program viii be
rendered.
l. Introductory sermon-Eld. f. b.
Blackburn. Ed f. NJ. Eaton. alter
Eate
2. Some suggestive methods of
Bible study-Eld. T. A. Conway.
3. How to train young Christians
in church work-Eld. W. K. Gibbs.
4. What should We contribute to
Missions-Eld NJ Il. Miller.
.. Sermon for criticism-Eld. e. C.
Newbern, Ed. L. c. Hughes.
6. How to increase the spirituality
Of church members-Eld. ]. S. Henry.
T. The importance of giving serious
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13

AT the recent spring elections i'm the
west the Democrats were successful
in electing their candidates in a mum
Der OF the large cities. notably. Chica
90 and Kansas City. Mo. Also I'm
Colorado a marked Democratic gain
was made showing that the honest
citizens Of the Centennial State are
not slow in rebuking the wanton dis.
regard Of the rights of the voters. as
evidenced by the Legislature of Colo
RADIO in stealing the Governorship
from Hon. Alva Adams and confering
II upon Peabody. whom the voters. at
the polls. had condemned and repudi-
ated for his highhanded and unwar-
ranted stand during The trouble in tha
Cripple Greek district. The spring
elections, as a usual thing. are more
or less influenced by local considera-
tons in the larger cities. and this
may have had some influence i'm the
sweeping victory of Judge Dunno in
Chicago. But not so in Kansas City
and other western towns and cities
where the gain in the Democratic
vote has been most marked and pro
nounced, showing that the trend of
public sentiment is decidedly against
corporate greed and unholy CONNER
cial alliances.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13

disappointment IN Washington Man.
clerks of Tho Cana, Commission an
other employee who have had COS.
places here 30 BIS said Will Dee ,ompeUc
to pack their Kits and trek" tp the l.
thmus The new head of the commls
sion took charge of affair ou the dal
De- WIS appointed and began work With
clt moments delay and With q dasI
which 60 is hoped can bee maintained
but there are those who shake their
heads ominousiy and a'k of the euer
waiting climate OF the lsthmus
Daily meetings have been ordered ur
ii, the member star, for Panama tn,
Executive committee which 10 is uu.
derstood. Will be- the whole thing iu
the construction work of the canal was
named and the ODD order has been runr
ont and thc new ung iu sans ,eremo-
ME Instructions have been ,abled o.
General Davis. The present governor to
remain iu charge until formally relic,
ed Dog The new appoiutec. Judge Ma
COON
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-13
what Caused ,hs Maclen gre.

What Caused the Marion Fire.
The Gre which sweeps tuc busluca
section of Marion. on tho earth. an,
destroyed S2-0.00o worth ~ property
Tuesday afternoon. was caused by O
crowd OF boys learning 90 smokc and
play cards In a stable loft This fact
vas asDcriainci LAST Friday when
some of the boys who we're iu the
game Acknowledged thoi were trying
to learn how 10 smoke aud play cards
when the hay in the Ion took nre
They made violent efforts to cxtiu-
euish the flames but the terrific wind
famed the fire until b. spread from the
stable 10 rhe adjoining houses and on
throughout the business portion of the
town