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THE METAL MARKErs.

New York. Aug 10.-There was an ad- vance of f2 los to fIs1 los for spot tin in the London market and futures were f2 ss higher at fIs1 15s Locally firm and higher in consequence with bids at $40 60 and holders asking $40 s5.
 Copper also was higher in the English market with spot closing at fSs 2s Sd and futures at fs2 15s. The local market was unchanged with Lake quoted s1S.621S o .75; electrolytic SIS. 37 h Q$lS 50; and casting at SIS. .00@$18.25.
 Lead was unchanged at $5 .75 in the local market and advanced 2s Sd to f16 1ss sd in London.
 spelter was 2s Sd higher at f2s ITS Sd in London. Locally dull at 6.OO@$6.10
 Iron was Sd higher in England with standard foundry quoted at 51s I'd and Cleveland warrants 52s hd. Locally un- ed at SIS. co Q sis 50; No. 2 do sis 50 @ Sl9 %: No 1 foundry southern SIS 25 @ SIS. 50; and No. do. SIT. 75 a SIS. %.
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| Central of Georgia ss N ~. 44.A -.iai ;,
 do. End Inc ,...s.... ". .....' g9 s9 cs;ss cssss so s a ohis osson x. ,S. =. IS7* sa R Ghicsso. R R I $ Pssific R. n as ... ss c. e c $ St. |. zen. ss .... ...1oix Colorado Industriai S. Ser. A.... ..-. StH
 do Ser a. sa;:. .... ..'' ssh rs Colorado ( Southern ts ..... .... .... si% Denver neDs ' < Rio crands is -. ssh Erie prior lien Is ..... ,... .... ..1o1M Erie General As .... .... .... -. soh Hooking Valley ths S.... .... ....los 3os Japan tSs esrtifieatss .... ;. :. s.$ Louia1. a snS SasSv' unitisd 4s -. .leoM Manhattan consoi gold 4s ..-. ..loiA Mexican Central 4s .... r.. Minn. $ st.Nouis is iofdl,.... s... sl Mis-. Kan. & Tsxas 4s .-.. ssk Nat. ' R aos Of Mexico con. is stx N r. Central gen. hs --.s-es.. ssA ,rs.es N csntPai Pan,,;e sen ss ....iSs ,Sss Norfefk SH q western con. ss ......iseS Oregon short Line rfds. Is .... -... ssM ss [. < iron from Mount. con s- ':A..........iis 'A.. St L. & & Francisco fg. As s...s.... s2M St l.. Gwestern con. Is .......... 7e seaboard Afr Line Is tofd) .... =. sfM
 do. 1st Is certificates .... ,... s5x Southern Ky. bs .... .-.. ii5h Toledo. St L. & West. Is .... .... s2 Union Pacific 4s ... .... .... t..i03N U. s. Steel End ss ss& Wabash fsts ..., .... .... 11s Wabash Deh B.. .... .... .... .. S1h Western Md Is ...5.,..... .... .. S4x Wheel & L. Erie 4s fofd).. .... .... ss wisconsirA Central Is .... .... .... - 90
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25: gross receipts s: stock 4.54s: ship- ments to continent 200
 New York--Steady, 10.s0: gross receipts 1.S25 sales 25 stock 93.11s: shipments to Great Britain 50: to continent 1.75s.
 Boston--Quiet. 10 SO. net receipts 2e: i: gross receipts 64s.
 Phiiadelphia-ouiet 10 s5: stock l.sss
 Brunswick--Stock 3.133
 Portiand---Gross receipts 3so:: shipments coastwise $50
 Jacksonville--Net receipts g: gross re- ceipts Q.
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New Orleans. Aug. 10.-Secretary Hesters statement of the worlds visible supply of egraphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year before It shows decrease for inc week just closed of 134.3s6 against deorease of ils,75O last year and a de- crease of l37S Ss4 year before last.
 The total visible is 2,12o.e0As against
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sT TOTTIs PRoyIsTONs.

st Louis Aug, 10.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady Sl.S3 Pork lower: jobbing s16 .e5. Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shorts ss 62h clear ribs $s STA; short clears
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S1O s7h clear ribs s10 0.62h; short clears s10.75.
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Total sales for day 4aa.OO shares,
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. S. refundng 2s registered .... .1O4&
 do. coupon U. S. 3s. registered .-.. '...'- ins ts
 do. coupon .-. s'ss .'iVS 9A U. S. old Is. registered ..lo4!. U. g. New 4s, registered 70. Q. 'i2s
 do. coupon ..,. '''. ''''l American Tobacco 4s s.'' s'.- 5a
 do 6s ~ ...s ..-... .ll2R Atchison general 4s .... .". log 4
 do. adjustment 4s '''. = ,SS SS 4 Baltimore 6 Ohio As .... s'A" '''s-''A AV1 \
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Weather Conditions.
 (For Past 24 Hourm,l
 The barometric depression central over Iowa yesterday has moved eastward to the lower Lake region, upper Ohio Valley, and portions of the middle Atlantic coast dis tricts, with light, scattered showers in the cotton belt. An area of nearly normal barometer covers the Gulf districts and is now giving generally fair. moderately warm weather in south Atlantic and Gulf districts and the lower Mississippi Valley, and these conditions will continue in Alabama tonight and saturday. Generally fair weather pre- vails west of the Mississippi River. though the barometer is moderately low over Wy oming Temperature changes have been generally slight, except a rise of six to eight degrees from Kansas north to North
 COTTON REGION RULLETIN. EoR the 2k h0ura ending 8 a. MA.. skfh meridian ttnle-
 Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 10. 1906.
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rnterlor nEnvemeut.

Houston-steady. 10Hc: net receipts 47es gross receipts 470; shipments 1.552: sales e6e; stock f4.279.
 Augusta--steady. 1oNc; net receipts 57: gross receipts 51; shipments 4s7; sales 444: stock 12.51s,
 Memphis-ouiet. 1oAc: net receipts, IL: gross receipts 14: shipments it2: stock 7.22o.
 St. Louis-DuIl. f05kc; gross receipts s5s: shipments LAO; stock 20.0s6
 Cincfnnati--Net receipts 10s; gross re- ceipts l03; shipments 53; stock 6,0S2.
 Louisviile--Firm 1o%c: net receipts 1s6s gross receipts 1ss: shipments 3; sales t34s stock Toe.
 Total today--Net receipts 779: gross re- ceipts i.440; shipments 5.s56: sales 1.244; stock eo.276
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NExR oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans Aug io.-Spot cotton clos na cuiet and unchanged middling 10 5-1sc. sales were 200 bales on the spot and 25 fo arriya It was reported that the de- snand for spots was good, but that good ssopts were difficult to obtain at the prices quoted.
 Futures opened steady from two points net lower to one point higher. The market was weak, lacking support throughout the day and showing decline under yesterday. trhe majority of those who have been tn- strumenta1 in holding prices up appeared to have switched to the opposite point nf view. their main reason for the atti- 4Isde being crop reports. which were uni xornaly good and indicated prospects of a 7ar9e cotton crop. The close was steady From two to six points under yesterday.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans Aug. 10.-Cotton futures on ahn Nesr Orleans Cotton Exchange today
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MARINE NEWS.
NH Hs zHa.talA Asva 1

Mobile. Aug. 10,-Arrived; Strs., Irydene. Br. Roberts. Montevideo: Condor. Nor Boa. La Celba; Mercator Nor. Kaisser. Puerto Cortez; Corinto, Nor. Gundersen. Bluefields; Oaxaca, Mex. Maristany. Mexi- can ports wit New Orleans: Clara Zelck, Ger. Fretwurst. Matanzas Schrs, Freddie Hencken, Bryant Havana; Josephine. New Berry. Havana.
 Cleared: Str. Sylvia. Br.. Ferguson Ha- vana.
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FOR COTTON
'sxARxEr CONTINUED VERY NERvCCs
 AND UNSETTLED.
xsnenfug Was Steady at an Advance Bai There Was Little Response to
 the Fairly Good Cables,

New York, Aug ie.--The cotton market Snnfanued very nervous and unsettled dur xnn toaay's session with prices making sliii another low record for the season Ine elose was steady at net decline or 4W1z po1nts Sales for the day were estimated SMt aso.000 bales
 i&x one point on September, but generally lxkree to four points lower. which was not lA good response to the fairly sseady caoies M fXer the call prices advanced little anu &t one time the active months were two 9olnta net higher. but the market soon %vx&kened and under the excellent wepher M the South and the fear Of depression m khe spot markets as the new crop move sFaent increases and during the middle ses- sson prices ruled very weak. with selling for both accounts accelerated by a ~anard Affecting the standing of one of the ioc~ss nFlre houses At the low point October st~l Mf esl and December at 9.66. or about H1@1s points lower and s09s5 points un- aar the high prices of July IT The close ESsss sfeadier on covering of shorts and re- ports of an increasing demand from spin nsrs with one wire from New Orleans re- porting that exporters were not able to ouy For earfy shipment in the country at any 0hinK like current prices. The market showed little rallying power and th" last prices on the active months were only five or six points up from the lowest
 Southern spot markets were unchanged
 Rscsipts at the ports today 4.2so bales awnlnsk ,aI& last week and 9.7I0 last year Tsr the week (estimated) 25.0oo bales a9ainst 5s.S0s last week and ss.l4S last
 Today's receipts at New Orleans AT bales. against 1895 last year, and at Hous- xon 4T0 bales againstt 2.sTs last year
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Totai Nfoyen,ent..

Total today. at all ports. net 4.aso; ship ments to Great Britain 1.53s: to France le5s: to continent l1.10s: stock 203.is5. ments to Great Britain a.41o: to France 1.sSs; to continent ts,177: to Japan 23s.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net L. s24,a62: shipments to Great Britain 2.S23.- 6s5; to France T26.12t: to continent 2.675S 125; to Japan 1is.0i6: to Mexico 2.7ss.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

nd quiet; sales 22s
 Low ordinary. nominal .... 13-16c Good ordinary s.s... SMe Low mfddlin8 ss.sss.. I-loc lfto04lng ... ssss ss-s s.ss .'aV 9.AeS Good mfddltnE sss.s...l lV 1d-l6c 9afdIing fair, nominal ....l1 3-lse Fair -..s s..s s.ss 's1l lS-l6c Receipts ssss ss's 4It
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nrru vnpr nRY GnOns.

New York, Aug. l0.--The dry goods mar ket was steady and very firm today. Wool en and worsted dress goods began Go sell
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York. Aug. 10.-FollowinE Is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday. August 10, 1906:
 This year Last year, Net receipts at all United
 States ports during
 week .... .... ... 24.647 S2.052 Total receipts since Sept.
 list .... -. ....7.ss4.s .ss2 10. osB.s12 Exports for week e. .. 24,4T9 72616 Total exports since Sept.
 Ist. ..s.s5s.721 s.sss.2s4 Stock at all United states
 ports -. :: ..:.,;s 2os.15s s5s.Os2 towns .... ...s 12s.3s5 117,701 Stock at LiverDool. 731.000 Stock of American aflo9t
 for Great Britain ]. 105. 900
 INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
 New York Aug 10 l906
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more freely. Cotton yarns were shade easier for forward delivery. Print cloths and printed goods were firm and in good demand The export trade was better for Red Sea and miscellaneous ports. Carpet wool was firmar.
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
 Showers (which were heaviest in the Lit tie Rock and Memphis districts) have fallen in all. except the Montgomery, Savannah. and Vtcksburg districts Temperatures continue high .,v, FRANK F. CHAFFEE. Section Director. Weather Bure&H
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sr LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Aug. 10.-Cotton seea oh' rime BIC: crude 25c.
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TREAsuRY BALANCES.
INK CIEARTNGe.

Washineton Aug. b. Gold -. =. .... .... fos. .ssT. .sss Gold certificates 4S.sss.7oe
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Port Eads. Aug lO.-Arrived: strs.. EI DoradA. Prescott, New York. Path Finder Parthe. Porto Rico; Greenbrier. Br. Nader Boeas del Toro. tug Captain sam. Carlsen Port Arthur with barge Mlngo.
 Sailed; Strs. Atlas. Nor. Larsen, Ceiba; Lord Antrim, Br.. English. Dublin and London via Newport News; Bark, Amefieas Port, Paiao. Oporto.
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Memphis, Aug 10.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude SOc: prime summer yellow S4o; prime meal $27 %; prime cake s27.oO'
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET. gpo4 cotton in the MonfEomerys market today was quoted foalOwss Strict mfadung ..... .s. ''.'''' aaoo9s0 Nz16dltnE -.. ...s ss@ssse. s'.sAVe Eew grades nominal.
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MEMpHIs COTTON OIL.

open kettle centrifugal 3Qs 7-1sc: centrifu- gal yellow 3% @4hc; seconds 2A QS zso
 Molasses firm. Syrup 25@3oa.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York Aug. 10.--Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to declin6 of ten points in response to lower European markets and disappointing cables from the Brazilian markets. The market closed barely steady at a net decline of 1O015 points. Sales for the day were reported of ss,50O bags. including:
 September .... .... ..,. ....e. so@7 % october s...I %
 Decemoer s'5-| s..s s.A. ! 70 WT. 10 January ssssss-.1. 20
 March ..T.25
 May s...I. 40 4 [. 45
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more easier for forward delivery. Print cloths and printed goods were firm and in good l sa@ps Red Sea and miscellaneous ports. Carpet wool was firmer. t NAVAL STORES.
 savannah, Ga, Aug. 1o.--Turpentine qui- ct soc; sales 22s; receipts 5si; shipmentss Ros,n firm; sales asss; receipts L7so: shipments 2.Ss0; stock ss.s47. Quote; ABC ss.75; ? s4:oO; sl.izM; M.se; 11 S4 sC .s .;. st-SS Ww $ s.i7o; stsS' Wilmington, N. C.. Aug 1o.--spirits tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts I2 casks
 Rosin. nothing doing; receipts lsz par Tar firm ss.oo; receipts 1s barrels; =. Crude turpentine firm S2.so' s4.Ao anu s4 40: receipts 12s barrels.
 Charleston. s. C.. Aug: Io.-Turpentine firm; sales 200 casks at 5sc.
 Rosin nothing doing.
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
 Cincinnati; Aux 1o-Flour dulL
 Corn Cora steady 5sS.
 Oats firm s2Ac.
 Rye quiet soc.
 Provisions steady.
 Whiskey firm s1. 2e. NEW YORK PRODUCE.
 New York. Aug. iO.--Flour quiet and Cotton, ], seed oil steady; prime crude f;o:b: mills 25K 0 2sc; September do. yellow 3SA 3SSHc.
 Cofsee spot Rio nominal: mild steady.
 Suear raw firm; fair refining 3&c; cen- -,rifnSal s96-test 3Ac: molasses sugar I-I6@sAc: refined firm.
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St Louis, Aug. 10.--The St; Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: sop, s7N 0s7m; range s7& 9e7% to es%. Dec. 71M @T1h; range 71% @7lM to 1ZA' Nav 75M asked; range 75R to 16h. sent. 47x asked; range 47A to 47% @47N. Dsc 42As asked; range ABS to 42% @42H. May 4s&: range 4sh to AK.
 Aats:- Sept. s1 bid Dec. S1M bid.
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New Orleans. Aug I0.-CIearad: strs.. Devonshire. Br., Coult, Rotterdam via Pen via Marseilles and Venice: Ellis, Nor, Han sen, Port Limon
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Per Gent.

New York. Aug. 1o.--The following table shows the total hank clearinEs with pel centages of increase and decrease for tho
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~---xadicatsa rts0. -IndicakaS RalL
 RIVER FORECAST.

kFor Next Two Days.) The coosa and Alabama win eontinue to fall slowly.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

Brought into sight thus
 far for season .. 094i,I07 13,4e1 s02
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

Nnw Orleans, Aug. 1O.-COtton futures on 4he New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
YxvrppooY. CoT-roN FUTuREs

A4NVEhEOVL OO11VN EOAORE5s Liverpool Aug 10.--Cotton futures open- easier and closed easy: American mid
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The leading futures ranged as follows: A rticles Omen. HiKh. Low. Clos

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour-Steady. Wheat-No. .... ..$ 70 @S 7A
 No red ...s .... ..~ I'M O .T2h Corn-No. .... .... .50
 No. yellow .... blA Q .SZA Oats-No .... .. SON
 No. ? white ...s .S5h
 No. white .sl O .Sz Rye-No. g .... .... .b6 Short Ribs-Sides (loose) 8 90 Q 800 Mess Pork-per bbl. v. Is 6.6Th@ 16.9O Lard-per 100 lbs -. S.85 Short Clear Sides (bKd) s.3Ih@ 800 Whiskey-basis H. Wines 1.20
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KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City Aug. l0.-Cattle, receIpts I $500 including 20oO southerns Market ] steady to weak .....aa |
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THE WEATHER. Daily Local Weather Report and River
 8uitutfm. -5f United States Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
 Local Observation |. Central Time.3
 Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 10. 1904 F 2 fHfl 1!I Tam I...l7sl 6 100 clear-Sw ! pm. l......l 70 a4 .s7 Hwy Rain-N. Maximum temperature for day. e3 deg. Minimum temperature for day, I3 deg. Average temperature for day. s2 deg Normal temperature for day. so deg Accumulated def since Jan. 1. 251 deg. Av. relative humid. for day. s7 per ct Total rainfall since Jan. 1, & 80 inches.
 River Bulletin. ~ tOhservation at ana. 15th M. Tsnae.l
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tsmDeraturs for the aa honra
 ending a. m.
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NrW YoRx oEosrNG sTocK
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QUEEN WILHELMINA'S
GREAT EXPECTATIONS

THE HAGUE. Netherlands. May 10
Queen Wilhelmina is expecting a yisix
from the storIL Confirmation Of a re-
port 70 this effect was secured IN court
circles today
Druggists Sell c. & S. Ice Cream,
THE Velvet Kind" IS fine. Druggists.
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MOTOR CYCLIST R0UTS
VICIOUS BULLDOG

STAMFORD, Conn. May 10.-A motor
cyclist put 10 fight a vicious bulldog
that attacked Miss Margaret Clear on
Main street. this city. The dog. which
has a record Of five such attacks within
a week. leaped at her throat three or
four times. only to be beaten down.
Then X bit her. and had torn her Jacket
almost into ribbons when the motor
cyciist rode up.
The brute turned and leaped at him.
but he lodged behind the motor cycle.
telling Miss Clear TO run. The Young
man started the engine OF the machine
and the rapid discharges OF the expIoG-
ing gasolene frightened the dog and Il
fed
Miss Clear had her wound cauterfzed.
and IS In bed suffering from shock.
The cyclist rode of without giving his
name
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Moses Haas, OF New York, who was
indicted Jointly with Frederick A Peck
ham. Of that city. and Edwin s. Holmes,
jr.. OF Washington. in connection with
the cotton leak scandal. charged with
conspiracy 10 defraud the Government
has again been declared not guilty Of
the offense.
Judge Holt. of the United States cir
icuit court, OF New York. before whom
Haas was held for extradition TO Wash
ington. held the prisoner was not guilty
OF any Offense within the meaning OF
the law and ordered him TO be dis
charged from custody.
Haas and Peckham We're specifically
accused with inducing Holmes. formerly
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SAYS DIVORCE DECISION
DOES NOT GO IN INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 1O.-Afte.
hearing the evidence in the divorce case
OF Maggie MOOTman against Clarence
Moorman, Judge J. I. McMasters, OF
the superior court No. ], held that the
recent decision OF the United States
Supreme Court that a court acting un-
der State authority has no power to
grant = divorce IN a case where the de
fendant Is not a resident OF the State Is
not binding in Indiana providing the per
sons were married IN Indiana
The court made the ruling, he stated,
OF the belief that the Indiana law recog-
nizcs such decrCes as legal and makes
IL not only the power but the duty Of
the Judges OF this State 70 grant di-
vorces even though the defendants are
nonresidents and in case the facts ar;
sufficient.
Y. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, ora 9th st.
Best Geor-s's Greek Coal. 81. Is PEI ton.
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Cotton Leak Defendant
Discharged by Judge
United States Circuit Court Holds That Haas
Committed No Crime Under the
Laws of New York.

statistician OF the Department OF Agri-
culture, 70 commit the crime Of miscon-
duct In Office by giving out advance in
formation relative 70 the cotton crop
Of the United States. Judge Holt held
that misconduct IN ofice's is not a
crime recognized by the laws of the
State of New York. Haas has previous
ly been held IN New York for extradi-
ton on the same indictment and was
discharged from custody by United
States Commissioner Ridgeway.
In dlspOsing Of the matter Judge Holt
also said so far as he saw there is
nothing IN the law 70 have made II
obligatory on Stausucian Holmes 10
have kept secret the facts contained in
the cotton reports. no matter how repre-
hensible the divulging or them may
have been.
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was little TO be gained by publicity, even
If great irregularities were found
Henry Rogers. jr., was equally aNerse
TO discussing the dead mans affairs
When told that il was known that the
accounts were involved he contented
himself with the statement that the
superficial examination made thus iar
seemed TO show that such information
was accurate
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FUNERAL OF MRS. METCALF
FROM GURLEY MEMORIAL

The funeral OF Mrs. James T. Metcalf.
wife OF the former superintendent OF
the money order division OF the postof-
nee. who died yesterday at her home.
1924 Park road took place this after
noon from Gurley Memorial Presbyter-
ian church The body VIII be taken To
Lansing. Iowa. this evening for inter-
ment
Mrs. Metcalf was sIxty-two wears old.
and had been III for several weeks.
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JUROR SAYS He WOULD
HANG ALL FOREIGNERS

PHILADELPHIA, May 10--Frank
Poplies was placed on trial before Judge
Ralston charged with numbering Annie
GablOusky on February 10 by shooting
her. He afterward tried 10 commit sui
eide and shot out one OF his eyes When
Charles Weidel a plumber, OF 3941 Hav-
erford avenue, was called IN the selec-
tiOn OF a jury and asked by Ben Zion
D'Oiensis, counsel for the prisoner, II
he could give the accused a fair and
impartial trial. he replied that he would
hang him on general principles, be-
cause he was a foreigner.
lie was promptly challenged for caus=
and the challenge sustained. The uIe1
will be continued today
c. & S. Ice Cream in Demand.
It's popularity won by merit. Druggists
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SCHWAB SAILS FOR EUROPE
TO HELP CAR OF RUSSIA

NEW YORK. May 1O.-Charles NJ.
Schwab sailed for Europe today on the
America AS usual. Mr.. Schwab Is
silent as to the reason for the trip, but
there. is a shrewd suspicion that It is
in connection with work he expects Ia
do for the Russian government In the
rehabilitation Of the Cars empire.
One Of his fellow passengers Is the
widow OF Mark A Hanna, another is
Col II A Dupont.