davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08
Enkans plan.
Amerikansk berattelse. ofversattning
af G-n.

En- ung man stod pa den ~grasbevux-
ma wagon forsjunken / betraktande af
EFT hus, som lag ensamt mellan skogs-
dungar och kala stenhallen.
bet var EFT gammalt forfallet hus,
som skulle ha forefallit alldeles ODE
bodt, ON icke en- qvinnorost h0rts fran
k~ostallet.
bet fanns icke EFT hus pa langa va
gars afstand, och ingen bodde der me-
ra an %qvinnan, hvilket framlingen nog-
SAINT visste.
bet var en- liten mar med EFT uttryck
som vittnade ON svaghet, men han sag
icke lila ut, och hans klader visade
den billiga elegans, som man finer
hos den f~attigare befolkningen / de
Store staderna.
Diet foil sig sa, att huset lag / hans
vag, och han hade hort talas ON Diet
af den pratsamma vardinnan i Diet mar
belagna vardshuset.
Ljudet af mjolk. som strilade ned /
EFT bleckspann, hordes 1 den djupa
tystnaden. Crawley (sa var
nanny gick rakt in i huset. bet a
EFT stort hus och hade varit EFT Wards
hus pa den tiden, da den ~grasbevuxna
wagon var en- allfarsvag. bet fanns
manga rum der, och han letade nagra
minuter imam han fam Diet rum han
sokte.
Medan han vid skenet af en- tand-
sticka %orienterade sig der inne. kna-
kade trappan under hans steg, hvilka
~omedelbart derpa hordes / korridoren
utanf0r rummet, der han befann sig.
Crawley a int for att ga brostgan-
ges till vaga, och Diet lag int for no.
nom att bruka valid. ON han beslutit
sig for att bestjala en- ensam qvinna,
sa var Diet derfor att han var en- mo-
dern tankare, som insag att all egen-
dom ar gemensam och att Diet int
raider nagon atskilnad konen emellan.
| Visserligen stod han for ~narvarande
strid med samhallet och kande sig
bitter, derfor att han utan vidare af-
skedats fran sin senaste %anstallning,
men hvad den har saken angick vile
han lata den forblifva en- ~uteslutande
ekonomisk fragg, hvarfor han skynd-
SAINT krop under sangen.
Der konstaterade han, att sqvallret
denna gang talat sannare an vanligt;
ty alldeles bredvid honom, intill vag-
gen, stod bleckladan, som han hort ia
las om. bet sades nemligen, att en-
kan Willis ansag denna lada s5lrare
in en- bank cfA bs..G!ict att fdredra-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08
Till %spelmannen Fridolin.
Fsgnerim, mar han fyllde ar.
rridolin, min van fran ungdomsar,

Fsgnerim, mar han fyllde ar.
Fridolin, min van fran ungdomsar,
tiden gar.
och mot lifvets middagshojd vi nalkas.
Kanske smart var bag forgatit har,
hur Diet var,
att i tjuguarig yra skalkas.
Nej, vi minnas det! Din violin
med EFT hvin
af en- vingstark majbiast annu ljuder,
varens blomning annu ar beskard
at den verdi,
dit med glada strakdrag du oss hjuder.
Frisk din sangm0 ar, ON kinden rod,
ungdomsglod
stralar klarogd under hennes hufva,
och hon sjunger in ! Sinner gra
skyar bla,
aoft fran hedens lung och myrens tuf-
va.
Solskensdraget / din lynnesart
glittrar klart
som en- sommarhimmel Oliver Siljan,
du ar dristighetens, kraftens tolk
likt dit folk,
dalafolket med den sega william.
Flard. forkonstling, kryperi och tvang
will din sang
mana oss att manligt stolt forneka.
Trumpen den. som hort dit instru-
ment
och ej kant
dess forvagna ton i hicrtat eka!
Hell dig, Fridolin! Du har forstatt
och formatt
att bevara dikt och slime unga.
Den. som fatt en- lyra i sin sjal,
blir eli trail
under lifvets hvardagsok de tunga...
G. N. S0derberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08
I reonvader.

Oct regnar, resnar mcsgon, midday
oval -
10, nu ar harligt att pa landet vara,
Mar tung och blygra hanger hlm,eas
pell,
Der wagon a ar nu en- ranr,l bara.
Man Ia Ell mern ga | mark och skpg
Och njuta af den harliga naturen,
Nei, utaf landet mar man smart fatt
nog,
Man sitter har, som fageln ua buren,.
Och mat det kan man nu mer' KNAPP
past "a.
Ty att ga ut man vagar ej ia risken.
n 4 fran att svalta raddas man anda.
Ty fran till forstug'dorren simmar
fsken.
ON gamla gubben Noach lefde an,
Han efter arken sakert b0rja' titta
Och tankte, nu ar ioden har igen,
Kan jag till Ararst nu wagon hitta?
e. 9.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08

It'd, ON han M plefve gift eller kom 4
fangelse. men tanken pa henne gar ho-
nom Kraft, och han sag domaren rakt
1 ansigtet och SADIE:
Den har qvinnan grep mig. da
jag amnade stjala hos henne. Och ON
jag ska valja mellan henne och fan.
gelset, sd tar jag fangelset!
Mrs. Willis gula ansigte blef annul
gulare.
Han ljuger, hvaste hon, han kom
hit och slog sig ut for mig och hade
mig att Iowa att gifta sig med honom.
och nu amman han sno sig ifran Diet.
Men lat honom int det, squire.
Domaren. som hade frog tankegAng
vande sig fran den enc till den andre.
ref sig bakom orat och teg obeslut-
sam.
Da f0rstod Crawley, att enkan Willis
hellre vile do an erkanna sanningen
och att hon langt. langt hellre vile la
ia honom forsvinna.
Och derf0r sm6g han forbi domar.n,
och skyndade obehindrad genom &c.
odsliga huset och ut der den grasbe-
vuxna wagon ledde tillbaka till lycka
och arlighet och den unga fiickan med
det bruna haret.
Cars Wealth I'm Forests.
Few people who have not travelled
about the Russian empire can Imagine.
how boundless Is its wealth in timber.
wooden Russia Is the name applied
to b vast forest areas Of Russia In
Europe, which cover nearly 100000,
acres, or sc per cent OF the entire area
of the country. In Russia houses built
of any other material than wood are
almost unknown outside the cities and
wood constitutes the principal fuel.
The forest belt called the "'Talga,n in,
Siberia, stretches in a direct line from
the Urals to the Pacific for 1000 miles
and in many parts is 500 miles broad.
All this is the property OF the car.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08
Fran SvenSkd RikSda0en.

Konstftutionsutskottet hemstaller on
Bkrifvelse till k. inst med begaran on
utredning och forslag ON och | hvilker
~utstrackning rostratt Dor beredas jem
val at kvinnor.
neutrality-suspicious. har med ma
era mindre ,formella andringar till
styrkt k. m:ts proposition med forslag
till bestammelser rorande ~granstrafi.
ken mellan' Sverige och Norge. Reser'
walton ar afgifven af hrr Cavalli, firth,
Klingspor Nisser, Hammarstrom,
Weinberg, Wester, A. Ericsson och
Bohnstedt, som payrka uteslutandet af
bestammelsen ON tullfrihet SAINT an
gaende sockerskattefrihet vid resa
med jernvag oliver r~iksgransens sta
ton fran Norge till Sverige.
- Ny tulltaxa har k. NIT foresight
I proposition till riksdagen.
- Riksdagens kamrar ha samstam-
migt afslagit Diet k. forslaget ON lag
fartsstampelns hojande, forhojd stam-
pelskatt vid forsummad lagfartsans0-
kan SAINT ON stampelafgift vid ofver-
Iatelse af aktier eller banklotter.
De ha deremot beslutat att asatta en-
emissionsstampel for aktier och bank
lotter, men stallt den olika. Forsta
kammaren har bestamt den till " pro-
cent q ALA slags aktier och banklotter
raknadt efter aktiens verkliga, icke
nominella varde. Andra kammaren har
skilt pa nybildade och gamla bolag och
for de forras aktier eller lotter beslu-
tit en- stampelskatt af 5 ore for fulla
10 kr., for de senare 10 ore for fulla
10 kr. Stampelskatten skall trada i
kraft redan den l JUL. Intel undan-
tag har gjorts for jernvagsbolag eller
bolag med humanitart syfte.
- Bada kamrarna afslogo d. IL Mai
X. m:ts forslag ON lindringar 4 beskatt-
lingen, delta icke af ovilja mot self
va saken utan emedan fragan dr. sa
eammanvafd med den kommunala be-
s~kattningen, att endast en- mera till
fyl~lestgorande utredning an k. NIT be-
staff kan laggas till grund for de fore
s1agna an%dringarna.
Likaledes forkastades samstammigt
de af k. MT foreslagna andringarna /
Observation-Disclosures, asyftande
sarskildt afdrag for minderarigt barn.
iva misunderstanding godkandes af
F0rsta, men forkastades af Andra kam-
maren, nemligen ON MISREPRESENTATION
stems ~upptagande till det verkliga be-
1oppet vid taxering till inkomstskatt
och ON skattefritt afdrag for utskyl-
der. Andra kammaren beslot en- skrif-
yelse on hojande af Diet skattefria ext
stensminimum och sarskildt afdrag for
nnderhall af minderariga barn. Ingen
af dessa s~krifvelser blir emellertid af-
latina till k. NIT, sa att ~riksdagen gjort
rent bord 1 fraga ON ALA dessa skate
f0rslag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08
V6GkOkr0nikd fran SVeriQ6.
E(Speciellt meddeladt denna tidning ge-
nom Svensk-Amerikanska PressbyrAn
1 Stockholm.)

nom observation-disclosures PressbyrAn
Stockholm.)
For nagon It'd sedan namnde jag i
min veckokronika nagot ON ingeni0r
Carl w. Bildts sjukdom. Den svara
operationen, som en- svulst pa hjert-
adern krafde, gick han igenom, och
kryade till sig sa pass att man hyste
f0rhoppningar pa att han, ON ocksa eli
som en- arbetsmenniska, utan med EFT
stillsamt och lugnt lif, annu skulle
kunna ia lefva nagra ar. Men den
kraftige lifstrad hade matt
slit slut, lifvets herskare hade beslu-
tat hans bortgang fran Diet jordiska af-
landet. Eft slaganfall nedbrot den III
la n~fskraft, som fanns kvar, och / lor-
days kvall Allied var van stillsamt / sin
sang a Serafimerlasarettet. De sista
tjugofyra timmarne lag han sanslos
och hjertats verksamhet var sa liten,
att steteskopet knappast kunde till Diet
lyssnande doktorsorat ofverfora ljudet
at densamma. Pa o~nsdagen ~jordfastes
han / Adolf Fredriks kyrka. En- stor
skara vanner bland hans kamrater. re-
pr%esentanter fran hans stora arbets-
krets och manga vanner hade med sy-
skonen infunnit sig for att gifva no.
nom slit sista farval. Sedan ps. 452
sjungits, h0ll kyrkoherde Hoffman EFT
gripande griftetal med utgang fran or
den Here, Du lyktar dagen for mig
imam aftonen kommer". Officianten
erinrade ON huru den aflidne under
motgangar och svarigheter ALT fran
~barndomen kampat sig fran till en- be-
markt plats; hurusom han 1 America
g5ort Diet svenska namnet heder och
att han trots lofte ON furstliga bel0-
ningar ON han vile STAMINA der ute,
dock ~atervande till fosterlandet for att
egna delta sina krafter. Derefter for
rsttades altartjenst och sj0ngs Dis.
465:8, hyarpa ofveringenior j. Fors-
stedt framtradde till kistan och brakte
den dode EFT sista farval fran vanner
ocn kamrater, al hVllka manga staff
vid hans sida, da han for mer an 20 az
sedan brot sig fran 1 frammande land
Da Jag vet, att vannen Bildt bland
Elder hade tusentals vanner, utbad jag
mig af ~0fveringenior Forsstedt, att "a
hans tai in ~extenso, och harmed fol
jer Diet:
"Innan vi skilJas fran denna bar, de-
vannen hvilar, och ofverlemna honom
till den langa s0mnen 1 var moder.
sk0te, ma Diet %forunnas, vanner ocl
kamrater. att saga honom EFT sist;
farvHl.
Ibland den skara, som mott / detts
tempel, for att visa honom den sist,
hederstjensten, finnas flera tillh6ran
de den kamratkrets, soIn for mer III
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-08

Studenterna ! vart land deltaga nu
med LII och lust l vart politiska III. Ma
The Winslow mail., 1906-08-18


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etsonad edon rsnowakA Aztec Land
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raaa on hO1re ssnow from
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Naval 5CWI wagons hd
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rufra on in
1000 in
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brook raised on L Perkins, shnm S Rogers Snow raised on %
ddtal asssmn macw, a
pans Z Phmer Tylm R G Rmays n
Newman ''"." 40 90 nnns%i %ggy 1000 @ Of
ufrGsdonw work grounds W
horses. 90 yrasedO as
FalmerT vLr 900 raised
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
SAMUEL A. CROFT
TO Be RELEASED
Counsel Pays s., ,426 Due on
Fine and He Leaves
Prison Sunday.

Samuel a. Groff Will be released from
the Moundsville. W Va, penitentiary
tomorrow morning. after serving a two
years sentence. His counsel today paid
to District Attorney Baker 81. .42625. the
balance due on a fine OF s10,0 900, imposed
upon GrofI in addition 10 the term of
imprisonment.
The sum Of ss,57s.75. which the Cow
ernment held as due Samuel A. Gron
for supplies furnished by him TO the
POstofhce Department, was credited
toward the payment Of his fine. and
with the amount paid today made the
whole penalty imposed upon him.
Dilier B. Gron, who. with 4. W.
Maehen and George r Lorenz. was con-
victed with Samuel A. Croft of con-
spiracy TO defraud the Government, Will
also be released from prison tomorrow,
he having yesterday fully paid the hne
OF $1,000 Imposed upon him,
LOrenz did not enter the prison Tor
several months after the Groffs, so his
term Of imprisonment VIII not expire
until next fall. Machen who was sen
fenced To serve four years, stiil has
about twenty months 20 serve.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
READING FEATURE
IN STOCK MARKET
B. & O. Sells for Highest
Figure it Ever Reached
on Floor.

NEW YORK, Sept l5.-The stock mar
ket opened at general advances and in
a number of cases additional gains were
scored. Baltimore and Ohio and Anal
gamated gained = in all and Delaware
and Hudson IA. Other initial improve
ments ranged from Is 10 3. Great North
ein preferred started IN y lower. Read
ing opened AT lf9 10 Is9as. the higher hg-
ure showing a gain of = per cent.
Reading was again the most prominent
feature In the stock market trading this
morning, the crowd trading In IL was by
far the largest on the floor of the eX-
change. Orders for lots of 5000 shares
Were numerous. This buying forced an
advance 10 152lz, against 1lS1s AT the
close yesterday. The selling was almost
wholly 10 take profits. Later realizing
caused a reaction 10 15lSs The buying
was based wholly on an assumption that
a coal land holding company would be
formed. Baltimore and Ohio was also
extremely active and strong, advancing
nom 122 TO 124lz. the highest price at
which this stock ever sold. The buying
was practically by same houses that
were heaviest purchasers of Reading.
Erie was strong. selling at 40, against
4Ses in the early trading. There was a
good demand for Pennsylvania Della
ware and Hudson and New York Cen
traL
Government bonds were unchanged. :.
other bonds quiet
The stock market closed steady at a
slight advance from the lowest prices.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randle Highlands - United States
Realty Company TO Robert +. Bradbury.
lots 10 10. block 9, SO.
Third stEeet southeast. between y and
y stTeets-Evan II. fucker II uN- To
William A. simpson, part original lot 8,
square al, so.
y street northwest between Twenty
first and Twenty-secOrd Streets. Clar-
cnce Welch TO Edmund X. Fox, lots 153
and LOT, square tO 800.
West Eckiugton-Richard II. Bailey
ct al 10 Charles II. and Grace w. Spcn-
Ger. lot %. square (, so.
Ward place northwest, between
TWentN-trst and Twenty second streets
Edward NJ. DUlin et uN. 10 May Cole
baker. lots 80 and l56. square a. so.
BurrVille-Claude d. Thomas 20 Eliza
beth o. Patten, part lot a. section l. $40
miugdale-Lillian y. Browne ct
uX. John G. To Ada F. Ihorowgood, lot
s.. block TO- $40
Iangdon Park-E.dV I'm A. NJ Lawson
et uN. To Alexander and Agnes Cruick-
shanks, lot Il. block u. So.
LangdCu Park-Samuel T. Grimes to
District Of Columbia, uaTt lot 9, block
Meridian Hnl-John A. Massie ct al,
trustees. To Frances +. Burns lot 46.
block 8: $40.
West Eckington-The Capital city I'm
provement Company 10 Harry L Good.
lot 81 square q SO.
Voodley Park-Marion y Parker et
vir. COnvis, 10 George A. Gray, part
block /; So
Third and B streets George
A GRAY et uX TO Thomas H. Melton,
lots "a To SO, square 75S. $40
Anacostia-Charles r. Benjamin. serv-
ing trustee to John ScriveneT, part lots
2S0 to 2S5; -, $50
oomingdale-Charles II. Guiles ct ux
10 Margaret J. SherTatt. lot 43, square
u; $40
Rosedale and sherwood William p.
Smith ct ux. to George II. and Helen
Dierkoph. lots So, So. and part original
lots and 3. block %: $40.
East DeanWOOd-FTank T Rawlings
et ux. 10 Thomas Eaglin lots Is and 49,
block 16; $40
ux. to Levi G. Brown. lot 81. section 4,
ST.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
AB0UNDING INCREASE
IN WEALTH OF SOUTH

BALTIMORE, Sept. I5.-The manu-
featuring capital OF the South. says the
Manufacturers Record IN its issue Of
today. has increased ia five years from
1881. .70I $50 10 81. .597 .5l3 217. or more than
s128. .O00. 900 a year The value OF the fac
tory products has increased from x.2Sl.-
5S9 COZ 10 f1,7S7, nc. .7S4, OF at the rate or
sIl0. 900 a year. The cotton crop
alone Is valued az 500. 900 000
Tie South furnishes about 40 per cent
OF the export trade. nearly all from its
own ports IL is calculated that the
agricultural product can be doubled.
Railroads. mining. lumber. petroleum
are al growing IN Importance
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
IN THE World OF FINANCE
NAT. CITY BANK
TAKEN FREELY

II has been asserted by friends OF the
National City Bank that when a limit
of price Is established in the daily bid
ding that limit VIII be maintained at all
hazards. The statement was put 10 a
test today on the local stock board, and
the supporters of the stock may be said
10 nave at least secured a draw in the
contest for they took more than f0O
shares around 14014, and offered to pay
close 10 that figure for the entire c9pi-
The recent rapid advance attracted
sellers and in addition To the amount
sold there We're several offerings by dif-
ierent brokers, all OF which were slight
" above the standard price.
Mitchell Mining again jumped into
prominence and the record shows trans
actions in LOS shares. which Is largely
IN excess OF the amount dealt In for
some time. The quantity of stock of
fereC seemed equal TO all demands and
the price varied but a trifiing fraction
in the different sales. Some of the
trading was Of the spectacular chsrac-
ter which is generally received with
much incredulity as 20 its genumeness
The balance OF the list was subOrdiu-
ated 10 these two special features. and
prices were not far away from the gen.
eral trend that has heretofore prevailed
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BIKE POLICEMAN HURT
IN FALL FROM WHEEL

Bicycle Policeman Thomas Walsh, of
the Eighth precinct. was painfully in
tured late yesterday afternoon. when the
front tire of his wheel caught in the car
tracks at Fifth and X streets northwest,
throwing him over the handle bars. he
was cut on the side of his face, and also
received an injury to his knee. He went
to Freedman's Hospital, and later was
taken home
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BADLY USED UP IN FIGHT.

Edward Chapman. colOred. thirty
nine years old. address unknown. was
found early this morning at the corner
of Seventh street and Wards alley
northwest suffering from a severe
lacePation of the scalp. He was taken
TO the Homeopathic Hospital in the
ambulance from the Second precinct pO-
lice station, and later removed to Freed
mans Hospital. According TO the cOlOred
man, he got into a fight with another
colored man. and was struck over the
head with some implement.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BOOKBINDERS MEET
ON TANNER CASE

Members of the Bookbinders' Union
began 10 gather at Typographical
Temple shortly after ! o'clock this aft
ernoon TO in response TO the call issued
Thursday for a special meeting 10 con
slider what action should be taken in
the case of A ]. Tanner. who was sus-
pended a month ago today. by Acting
+ FOREMAN Ashton OF the bindeTy. Ashton,
ID the special call iussed. was summoned
10 apepar before the union 10 make an
explanation Of his action. but he had not
put in an appearance when the meeting
was called 10 order at 40. The mem
80 OF the union were quite free in
tneir criticism of Mr. Ashton.
me cases Of Hales and Johnson will
Niao o0 considered by the meeting
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales of the board, including after
call, amounted 10 2,l33 shares OF stock
and sl000e in bonds
Following are the sales and quotations
or tOday's market.
Washington Railway and Electric. 4
per cent, Sl,O00aS7is, sl,Go4aS7is. 81. .0004s7
Potomac Electric Light, 5 per cent,
81 ,o00010rz, SI,GO0aI0f1a. 81 ,OOOulO4Iz 81, 600
0IOpz
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 5GuS S95s. 50G39ss
Washington Railway and Electric.
preferred 50MS7lh.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
5-l4d275, 4-1fG2S5.
Greene Copper. 1000 25lk. l00d25l4
Mitchell Mining. lOO15l4 200n51t, l0Ou
81 (buyer. COZ. l0Gd5]a iO9Q5Is. l00d5ls
lVd5s, l0005B. 5S05is, 50Q5ls. I00a5ss
tbuver. Coz, 450u5i4 (bUyer CO..
National City Bank. 10aI40lz. l0Gl40l4
5n lielz, le1l40iz l0ql40Ik i0di40lk. IGa
l491a. l00l40iz, l0al40A. 10al4O}s. .t0a 40i4
Metropolitan National Bank. 10Q330
Real Estate Title. l0dSSss
After cali-Mitcheu Mining. i0045i4
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
SIMILARITY OF NAMES
CAUSED SOME CONFUSION

The Fl. v. Lewis reappointed by the
Board Of Education on the l2t hinstaut
was not Harry Wytha Lewis. principal
or the BenninE Road School, as Mr.
Lewis was among the first TO be reap
nointed.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Auction Sale.
30. ]. oWEN 8 80. -.

4doS- D. DWtIN a son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ENTIRE con-
TENTS OF TIE STOREY APAET-
MEHT HOUSE (TWENTY-TOUR
ROOMS), NO. 71T THLRTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain chRttel deed OF trust
recorded IN Lber 2SSS, folio $50, OF the rec
ords OF the Office Of the Recorder oC Deeds
OF the District OF Columbia, We. the under
signed trustees wiz sell on WEDNESDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER, 1895. beginning az 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
a. public auction. in detail within the
aforementioned premises. all the household
furniture and effects enumerated in Schedule
B Of the aforesaid deed OF trust. consisting
in part OF a number OF bedroom suites, enam-
eled and brass bedsteads hair mattresses.
feather pillows holsters. and other bedding:
velvet. brussels. and other rugs and carpets:
Wardrobes. Couches. chairs rpll-top desk, fat
desks tables etc. Terms cash.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
BURR n. EDWARDS,
sei3-st Trustees. sos F Il. nv.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
Co, Aunsey Building,l
COTTON MARKET RALLIES
AFTER OPENING DECLINE

= - ,'.f - - i-
i'm line with cables. but following the
call rallied point or so on the active
options. The decline In the English
market was due TO fTeer offerings from
the South. Opening quotations: Oc-
tober, S.S6aS-SS: November. S97 bid,
December, 9.14a9 l5: January. 9.22dg. p; (;
February, 9.2S bid; March, 8. 40d9.4l;
May, 9.5l bid.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BOY TELLS A STORY
OF BEING KIDNAPPED

A curious case OF kidnapping turned n
light IN Alexandria today. EdUar5
Bowles. living on Upper Duke street
reported 10 the police this morning tba+
his fourteen-year-old son Clarence. who
had been absent from his home since
last Wednesday. returned last niqb+
claiming that he had been KIDNAPPED nv
a dark compie<ioned man with a light
sight
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BANK STATEMENT.

Reserve. &254, ,908, 800: inc, 1882. 700.
Required, S25l, 81 900; dec, s., ISL, ,625.
Loans. s. .036, 400. 400; dec, SIS. .8l8, ZOO.
Specie. $177. .366. $50; inc. IS, ,024.9O0
Legal tender, 81. .541 800; dec. S92. 200.
Deposits, $l,005, ,48l 500 dec, $s.728, 800.
Circulation, A4, ,S8B, $50; dec, 81. 900.
Surplus, S3.535. 400; inc, Sl0.1l4.3Z5
Except United States deposit, s., ,957. 500;
inc. S1l .900.350.
Surplus of banks is 1856 400 against
81. .655,3O0 last year and S29, 9,353,l50 two
years ago.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
TuRNED IN FALsE ALARM.

A false alarm OF FIRE was turned in by
an unidentified person about 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from Box 43e, To-
Gated at the corner Of Tenth and Water
streets southwest.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

Nominations for Congress have been
made as follows; Second Colorado, w.
". Rowan. Democrat; First Colorado,
Charles F. Teu. Democrat; Sixth Ten
nessee. J. ". Johnson.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Directors of the United States Smelt-
ing Mining and Refining Company have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
oI ~ cents on the preferred stock,
payable October l.