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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-20
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50 eIan.aatio1 f9r TIE position o.
Pumping EnHaesr. sliI ~ held a. ,ie
y1siorcs 10 this city On July s,h. 1906
An e1amlaa,.91 f0- the position %
ssrveyo-. PhMD1.se service. vii b.
held a, The yos'oHce ia this city o.
July % ard Izth. 1906
An examination '9r The position o.
Medical ihteua fmalei. Civil Eng.1-
esr and slyeri1tendsn, q Constr1c
tloH. all be held a. the poztofce ia
this city On July 9Th and 9Th. 1906.
Al examination FOR the position of
Architectural Craftsman lmaleJ. and
Hospital Inferno lmalei will be- held
a. the Doatoffce 90 this city On july
5th and 9Th. 1906.
An examination for the position Of
Railroad TranSportatlon Agent will 90
held at the post ofice Ia this city on
July 9Th. 1906.
For application blanks. and for full
Information relative 10 the eKamina
lion. qualifications. duties. salaries
etc. address g. J. sandlln. Local Sec
retary. Board Of Civil Service EKamln
ers. Post once. Ardmore. l. T.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court Ia the
Indian Territory. Southern District:
Charles T.. Fraley. plaintiff. vs. c. T.
aud Dollie Kimbro, defendant. No.
GG3s.
The defendants, c. T. and Dollie
Kimbro. are warned TO appear in this
Court in thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Charles E,
Fraley.
Witness the Honorable Hosea Town
send, Judge OF Said Court. an1 the
seal thereof, this sth day OF May,
1906.
G. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk
(Seal n II mccoy. Deputy.
Johnson q Dolman. attorneys.
James GI Mathers. attorney Tor non.
resident
First published June G 1906
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wARNlHo ORDER.

In the United States Court in the
Indian Territory Southern District;
Rosa Shores. plaintiff. VS. A. -.
shores. defendant. 80 GGGG
The defendant 4. - Shores. is warn
ed 10 appear In this court iu thirty
lays and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff Rosa Shores.
Witness the Hon Hosea Townsend.
Judge Of said court, and the seal there
or this lith day OF June, 1906
tSoaD G. NJ CAMPBELL. Clerk.
By W. S. CROCKETT. Deputy
Brown a Turner. attorneys
S II, Butler attorney for nou-res
First published June 10, 1906
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NUMBER OF BALLOTS
PASSES 100000 MARK
Two Yearly Subscriptions 10 Weekly Arduorit. Count
as One Point In the Special Offer Of Extra
Votes Good for This Week Only.

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49, "a. {. ere Ars-1-e..e.a r3-.-z
srztrs- Trs t re Fr1rs p 80
se~6a $50 tzs "a t- ere -
isrr-t - l-e tts ,l-.sst tas ,ee-
ia sse-ar-r 8 rrrat Cal - r---r
a cse Ee I1lsz .atlsa .a re -trs
~ fsel- 1.E--z e-D--a a1- a-a-rI
~ cr-rts f-s -srs ls a.t .zrsI -c-
ne-ce1. sat s-Ts .l-ser - -l..
dl1afer -z5a -r-a --s f-e -aa tl
vin. ire -1-ae- p F1+a sa-F -.
- rr1sf -l-g 40 -ass '.4- 81.
arer Af.-ere a-- i-t.a- Terr.1r.
e1Efrua t-r rr-C-r .-a zee -r-+raf
~ zzi.l-Y .as fl.1ts 1aly NsH
,andI1sfaa ,1-e .1ts f.e -ars t-9-
az ~ czg s-s ne "a 3-es afs ,.srs
vth re s-1 1sterni1sfloa - Say
ihK sI.t tEs ,11-eat ~ f1s litter
eas
W. rrrf.- in ,145s,es eIb54.
frrsn Ia Daily Affn1fsitr siIc.y c1t
them ~ a. seafiy g. D1sa.sis rrit.
InK ths name ,.ai1iy d. 'te M T1fs
ar1 glaai1z 70 ~ ne Pile C0afesf
mznzEefa have fsmyers FL rsI a.
osissf DsoD.e. anf shea s0fes eorne in
I'D n a Bh1s al1 ioJx a. ta0szt 'hey
han ben ,toD5ed OF slfh sl az. 81
ls qalis lIG~sI' ~ 1aisng,e them and
~ the Grant anywhere near aec1ra'r
IN ons ~ tuo ilsiansfs o.f sub
s>rivious have heen TUNED ln ~ ttls
Orcs a. s- an ne number = gotes
iss1sd On reE r4brlBy'l0as handed
O1t While this paa NJ lnfsn'i0lal %
The part ~ sslfi4atss he mistake
ifsB9 D. rscifs4 ara fhs 1ai.0fs
sTrbanKsd f9- fhose n smaller den0m.
inaii0n n o. aImys' imDosallie pr
fhs cDutsa' department ~ tfil ranfi-
dates and ofhsrr rghf ~ Toe reeif
VIM are Oh and shO are neu s1b-
BcriberE and a gfse' many DerrDn4
% NJ, rare ~ Eaii ~ have th" matter
Iooksd 40 IN getting subacrip'I b.
sure ~ determine. Without doubt
~ 10 whether o. pers0n De- an Old Or
nov subscriber. AL o. Nill only cause
delays complication and exchanges
hy geftinE 'his matter mixed up p.
cry precau'ion - taken 20 see that the
correct number ~ ballots are issued
and With tho exception o. one or tao
cases ballots have been Issued in ac.
oordance with The schedule Those
Who have secured more votes than
their subscription call fDr On tho
ground ~ their being new instead of
old Will have their votes recalled and
the proper number ~ ballots allowed
Great Demand for stenosrapherG.
Wanted StenOgrnphora- -Four young
lady stenographerH FOR city firms and
two for ont ~ town nrms. salaries
range from $50 10 go per month.
must be- graduates of some business
college of good standing or must have
had practical experience Apply 10 -.
y - College. Nashville.
We clip the above from o daily pa.
per of late date II r. only one of hun.
dredn of similar ads that are inHrrt
81 In daily papers In order 10 supply
the great demand Tor ateuographora
The contest ls now entering into
iiA third week. and the prospect for
candidates 10 yet hundreds Of sub
scriptions before Saturday might ia
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JOHN HINKLE.

JOHN lllNkLE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
First published, June TO- 1906.
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E-r---. -cs-ls- ...... l---
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ga-sy B--ls. EE-5sT--s .-... rsss
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- EL. 7r5.sss5-s .......-.. 1853
Wa--Es Ef1 se-. lz7.s .....--.. l1ss
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Wa-ls Earz1 E-r..... ......... liE
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R-.F W--1-1-. Ds-E---T ... lts
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Worrolls Insect EXterminator IL
sure and speedy death 10 all kinds Of
insect pests moths, reaches. bed
bugs. heas lice. etc Sprayyer with ey.
cry package.
t7-C +. ] RAMSEY, Druggist
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Whlske1 and prua HabIts.

Permanently aud quickly cured
Get cured first, pay afteward
Hll sani'arlun. Ardmosa. ! +. Slm
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District, at
Ardmorc
In the matter OF Burrel Hicks, bank
rupt, In bankruptcy
To the creditors Of Burrol Hicks.
In the Southern district In the Indian
Territory, at Ardmore, a bankrupt;
Notice Is hereby given that on the Sth
day Of June, 1906, the said Burrel
Hicks was duly adjudged bankrupt,
and that the first meeting Of his cred.
itors will be held at my Office at the
court house IN the city Of Ardmore.
on the 18th day Of June, 1906, AZ 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may come be-
fore said meeting.
JOHN HINKLE.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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80. j. -a-ts-fs.-. IL .....-... 1-st
Fa--le Ws..-r C1slTzte ...... -f-s
Il--a Ra-l,I Uz1zsuls ..... 1885
Cls1 Everett MsfIl ..--.-..-- -
S0-a Ho.5er-. RI. ............ iss1
DxlIia sl-z-efary Ca1sy ..-.... 1850
Hzt-ls Hardy Ma1lI. .......... 1ts8
.gra T1Tiey ster-s.. ..--... iE.
Na-y Col5er- vail ............ 1895
E,Ee Cosb. cas1o ............ 1901
L1cy Refer. FraEss ....-..... 1850
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FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
Misses Flora and Bessie White
Receive Their Friends.

|-ueN.I fH fT'I.e Times lYI-uaffN
NARrINSNTLLE. VA. December co.
THO reception AND dance given by Misses
Fiora and Bessie white at rho hospitabis
home Of their father. Judge S o.. White.
on Church Street. Friday evening last.
from 90 - O'Clock. was one ~ tne lar
eest and most enjoyable OF tha season 9
entertainments.
The Misses white were assisted IN
receiving br Judge and Mas White 8I' 50
Ruth white. Mr. stafford O. Whitro.
Jr-. and Mr.. Henry Waffle. and Dr. their
aUnts. Mesdames James r. Lewis. and
John w. Carter ana ty Airs. W. L.
Femoid
Dancing was the feature os tho evcn-
ing's entertainment. and was participated
in by many OF those present.
Delightful refreshments were served
at ID O'Clock. and az - the guests ba1e
their fair hostcsses reluctant good
night. vending their way homeward.
Among the guests were Misses EstcIie
Tucker and Janet Greene. OF DauviIe:
Lucy Ford. OF Lyuchburg. Reuoie Nitch-
en-. or Roanoke: Margaret Helms. II
Franklin county and Misses Roz Smith.
Page Stone. Lucy and Grace Arson. Mary
Green. Nellie ana Katherine Rives. Annie
G.. ana Nellie Mullins. Mary ana Janet
Ford. Justina Fontalne. Grayson I.aven-
der and Mary Lou K~affott Of Martins
Vile
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. j. ID. sparrow John W.. Carter.
j, -. Lewis OF Martinsvile; George +.
Penn. OF Bassett. b. G. Lavinder. OF Bris-
toll. -. ID. Reamey, Of Richmond: A. Il
Dudley Of Roanoke. and Mcssrs. Duon.
PauniI. Marshall. Conrad. Kearfott.
Williams. Williamson, Wthers. Benjamin
and Richard Gravcly r. A.. William and
sam Fontainc. Jesse. billiard and X. a.
Ford. John w. Garter. Jr.. and Louis Car
ter. G.. S. Williamson. Brown. Dudley and
others. OF Martinsville. and p. S. Bar
row. OF washington. y. 9.
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Graft in BGtterSea;
Municipality Terribly in Debt
As Result of SOciaHStic Ventures
Labor Unions and Socialists Combine Saddle Useless
and Extravagant Expenses Upon TaxPayers-Investi-
cation by Acknowledgement Resistance by
the Property-Holders TO the Continuance
Of Such Methods.

now. There are twelve board schools.
and at each OF these board schools YOU
can secure hail az the very nominal
price OF 5s. per night. I might say that
tho history OF the building OF this hall
emanated from the Trades and Labor
Council. who represent trade unions in
Battersoa- In fact. the baths committee
were invited 10 the offices OF the Labor
League and Trades and Labor Council.
20 confer AS to the ady:sabi.ty Of build
ing this hail.
To pass TO another subject. have you
something 90 tell MS about the Works
Department in special connection with
Battcrsca2
The contention OF the Battcrsea NUM-
c'pal Alliance has always been that ali
work attempted hy the borough itself
should De thrown open TO competitive
rendering. standing bylaw OF tho
Borough Council requires that an wort,
shall be done by its own works depart
mont
-Do you think tho work therefore costs
moro than It would IL il was put ont 90
open competitions
II have not tho slightest doubt about
10 mysoif.
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BOrrOWed JingLeS
At The EMO OF rHE YEAn.

.At have az the end OF tho year
..,. make me glad or 10 give ule prlde2
'',.i"s 'i'ne Tn The twilight here
JOY lir Goals that giowed and have nearly
w nalance the t1umphs which have won
-fnd lne righteous profits which 7 have cainrd
Nkainsi the evils which ( have done
ana tne foolish losses have sustained
HOW much OF the past dld weakly waste.
fi'" much OF worth hsve won or lostg
ROW many chances have I embraced
ii"W many spurued. 70 my bitter cost2
low orc 10y honor have been spurred2
300" many times have I weakly failadT
t 'W many times has my voice been heard
ia defense OF an absent friend assaiieL2
'v much 81 the year that IS waning inst
Would 1 blot from memory N I rniehtq
li'N much have done in the year that is past
fo stay the wrong or advance the right?
How many times have in despair
Sat doubling the justice Of Gods great plan?
How many times have I failed % bear
Myself indeed as a gentleman?
WHAT have 7 az the end OF the year
To make me glad tU give me pride?
sitt'nc alone ia the twilight here
,iy The Goals that gloWed and have nearly
d'cI.
v-if balance the GOOD against tho bad
Ana strr-ch no virtue and pass no wrong;
VIII study che lessons which 7 have had.
And dare 90 he just ana learn 90 be strong.
IS y. Kser. I'm Chicago Record-TIerald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31

,.eEislatur, won't as FAR as they could
10 bring about tho election OF Senators
10y a dircct vote OF tho people The law
says
Provided THAT THE executive committee
OF the party for any county SHALL
print on ths primary 1cket tho names
or au persons whose names. not less than
thirty days prior 20 the day of the prl-
marry. shall ne requested To- DC printed
thereon as candidates for United states
Senator. ana the executive committee
shah forward To each nominee OF the par
q for state Senator and representatives.
Votci FOR by tho voters Of such county a
certified statement Of the vote cast fin
tho county for each such candidate.
SO one denies that Mr.. Bailey was regu-
ho is stu tho party nominee. But pri-
uary elections have since been called in
aone of the counties. and I'm some cases
mcmhcr5 OF tie legislature have re-
SIGNED and viii seek recollection. II sue
clssful, they VIII regard themselves as
absolvcd from am hlsations TO vote for
Bailey. The Post contends that thu coun-
~ primaries are cxtra-legal. and cannot
set aside the instructions Of the July
primary. "Tne exception" it adds. els
tho case Of the Twenty-oighth Senatorial
District. where oIr. Hawkins has resigned.
There the election VIII be held according
20 law. but even IL 1Ir. Hawkins should
10 reelected with the instructions OF
his district to vote against Senator Bailey
that fact would make tho Senator none
tho less tho nominee OF his party for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31

Coed sense and Good nature are
never separated. and GOOD nature Is
the product Of right reason. Il makes
allowance fer the faiunGs Of others by
considering tnat there is nothing per-
feet ln mankind. and. by distinguish
l01 that which comes nearest 20 e,-
cenence. though not absolutely free
from faults. will certainly produce
candor In tudol ng Dryden.
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RAILWAY HEADQUARTERS
Southern TO Move Its Offices TO
Durham

Especial TO The Times Dispat chi
DURHAM. y. c.. December 30.-Pre-
parations are quickly being made for tho
new division OF the Southern Railway
known as the Durham division. TO he
located IN Durham the 1st Of Jan6@xy
Odiccs have been secured on the fourth
floor Of tho loan ana trust building and
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Socialists Grip

..rirsfI- Ill. General s,,t,,. 30 Oh.
rate-pavor of Dattcrsaa. so.oodlv the rsl,
that Rattersea is a very rroot etronerold
az tradrs-uuiOnier1 tHf~fl,- frat r,.tt.,-
sea itself employs about q thoi,sand
1.olkmen and each OF these. vvor<rnen is
90 small electioneeriug agent himself ana
Influences TO n great extent .ne voting
OF his fellow-workmcn."
These questions and answers are taken
from Municipal Trading, a report. or
dered Joy the House OF Commons to be-
printed July o. 1907 Mr.. Astiu appear
ed ut the request of the Municipal AL
lance an association composed Of practi-
cally an the manufacturers and business
pie who paid at least three-rourths' Of Tie
entire taxes Of the borough They were
protesting against the practical couGsca-
uon OF their property through the excess
siveiy high taxation occasioned by the
municipal trading. the wasteful eNtava-
Eance and worse OF the Souasist-labor
union element.
During the last three years conditions
haze not improved In Battersea. Not
piece of public work Of any importance
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work crew. and that their time was going

90 = = - % -
work crew and thar their tune was rofn.,
on
Some ~ tho tnins-s T heard vv,r. eo s,-
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and commented on .re pette-u., rr-uri-
cinal orrrlo.. -, r,,f,.
W.
4ay ing OaiC S' NCt w Ol KING
h're are Jew extracts ttom recent
articles ia the London Times Each gee
fers 10 Hattersea.
There was some now fencing tlaf
Was being put up at tre municipal ce.ne-
terry az Morden- a certain member of
the Council thought trat 'lr WORK ~as
progressing slowly and costing on un-
con7ri enable amount ana DE paid a. sIr.
rris- Ni-it to the place 800 w9rkins hours.
lie FOUND most of t.e ren engages iu
pS . .as on 'nr .o''o-'3'''
io,, No.. ,-i-., ~, - ~, - ~ .--..,
iii fo,,,, 49,, e,r,---.-, an, e,.,,.,,, ,, 81.
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H'"''-N II" - .
H.oi' o-r ~ , ',..i, 'es -, y, rs
'''r -
10 '"e
En9HSh r Orrn OF GIaIt.
his is "a species Of graft and corruption
that the English law apparently cannot
punish To ofor an elector money for
his vote is graft but TO work and vote
for useless municipal expenditure OF
10000 pounds not only wins more votes
Goa fIo labor council fnan fno old WAY hut
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y h7re this time you've brought mo matches
THAT niN nght my son." eyes. mother said
the little lad. I've tried them every me-
Boston Transcripts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31

THE Erstwhue Widoyver: willie this is YOUR
now mamma" Little While tunappreciative-
Hl. "Iuh' How many trading stamps did YOU
set vita hcr2--T'ucr
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Pernicious System.

iNat If-i i'"f
"MorTy 20 increase the borough stud
Next Monday We are making ape
Iuraton for loan for 600 for furniture.
for new additions 20 tho town hail
'Iu your view. how should the mor.,
he rll sod for these Objects
From The current revenue. want
60 point out that I consider that 10 SIS "a
very pernlcious system this granting OF
small loans. as Il is quite possible taat
t.e party in power would Ike 20 go bee
fore tne electors without any Increase in
rates. au1 bv borrowing money Tor pretty
YrlI everything they wanted they might
lnlsiead the voters into the belief that
there mad GOT bfen on Increase i'm the rates.
buf instead OF objects coming out or
revenue they had actually borrowed it.
There ia no doubt that for every conceig-
able object that We can borrow money Tor
lI Eaftersna we borrow IT,
Naa there suggestion for another
l0an2
There vas. THAT loan was for loan
~ lZ.DyJ DO .s for "a small han that will
nccornuodate about 20 people and two
or three small con mittce-roouns
fTNls was in addition 20 the present
Ea;teraea municipal buildings on Lavca-
dor HulJ
"wm that hall De generally useful to
the Dubuc7
"If is me contention Of the Battersea
Municipal Alliance that there is no ncces-
sify for any ruch hall There are plenty
% bubble meeting-Dlaces IN the borough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31

lie; eyes, marriage has made different
man OF mo-" She. 'I m glad 90 hear 10 for
YOUR wifes sake. Ally Sioper's Haic Holiday.
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MERELY JOKING.


A FALL Down.
'~rhat new reporter fel down on his FIRST
ossicrment" what was it2'' 60 city Side
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MoNDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31

r- il.. seems D. be how TO
-2-lsuluato J9e Bailey.
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So i'r as presidential messages are concerned
TIT. Gays H lou DOME SEQ what Won want
ask for it-WashinF-on Herald
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07

arms. and that Is ths resignation OF President
Palma and the holding Of new and honest cleo
tion- NO other terms will be considered. The fght
IL Tor the accomplishments OF that purpose. and
must go on to 1hs bitter end whether it be defeat
victory
1 am not at all surprised that President Palma
seeks an opportunity 20 end the strife His attitude
at present is quite different from that or few davs
ago. when ne announced. without argument. that
ne would stamp the rebels out Apparently he has
since then learned OF seriousness OF the trouble
In which he has involved his government.
And the movement IS growing proportions With
every twenty-fOur hours that passes I have re-
the lnsgrsent rank OF General BaldOmero Acosta
nei Srencibs former csr f s shters % and Colo
las Vegas. They have brought two hundred men
Colonel Aguirre was much amused yesterday BY
& report circulated that the tunta was fitting out
Two or more hhOustering expeditions. The sailing
week ago Of the steamer King Charles from
a alihustering mission caused the sctiRa CihSn an
Consul General IN this city some unsasness. and
coupled with further OF ships OF the low
Wilmington hs sot essens IeSTst ssa at
We are not quite ready Tor that said Colonel
under big headlines We Win tell about tbem 5ss
they have landed safely in Cuba"
colonel ASUtrre Is an experienced manager OF
Cuba against spain ne was ah inyaiGabIe sj9 IN IN
the jun:l in setting these expeditions SSsv s1 Win
out the knowledge OF he United States authorities
sulaJe. - '' ~"''''S u ''s spanish con
Ihat the insurrecttOn I'm the island has already
nad IT'S ELECT on the commerce between ha V-nitsI
states and Cuba clearly shown bv the small
cargo OF the steamer Monterey. which sailed from
this port yesterday for Havana The faIiue on
IN shipments IS caused BY the uncertainty in tho
situation In Cuba. The merchants are not ordering
more goods than they require Tor Immediate use.
and In many instances have cOuntermanded their
advance orders. Speaking Yesterday OF the general
ehect or tbs insurTeCtiOu IN cuba. well known
commission merchant said:
SO far as I know, the rebels have respected all
foreign property. and none OF this has suffered
~ - possible that the night will continue n LONG
time without any loss being sustained through the
overt acts OF tho insurgents. But loss to country
can come IN another way In the case OF Cuba II
must be computed hv the foreign capital which
this trouble Will away rom the island Amer
leans and other foreigners have regarded Cuha
Win 10 rich possibilities. as an IDEAL place for in
Nesttnent. Many millions OF foreign dOllars have
bsop invested there IN a few years because N was
believed that u wa q safs place. whsrs q reosliion