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New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
BRIDGE LOOP HELD UP.
Board Of Estimate Fails to Act on
Mr. Sterens0n's Plan.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday held up Com
missioner Steyenson's request for S3,0O0000 for
the BlackwelPs Island bridge approaches. and
turned down his request for immediate hear
ing on his Delancey street elevated loop plan to
connect the bridges. Borough President Ahearn
said the Delaney street residents had some
rights 10 fresh air, and he argued that struct-
ure should be put up without their consent.
Mayor Mcclellan remarked that the commits
sioner had told him that the structure would
be only temporary and would provide shade for
the street. There viii be hearing on this
plan until II has been presented to the Rapid
Transit Commissioners in the regular way. As
for the application for the 100000 the board
decided that the Controller and other board
members should look into IL
Authority was granted 10 James s. Maher to
maintain three tunnels under Brook avenue in
The Bronx. 10 connect his property with the
freight yards Of the Harlem Railroad. The
board authorized an issue Of $206, ,902 corporate
stock 10 pay for damage 10 property in River
side Drive in constructing the 96th street via
duct and S931I2 TO pay for taking title to St.
Nicholas Park in the 18th Ward.
Police Commissioner Bingham transmitted
the reports Of the Health Department thirty
twO police stations. over $100O000O is wanted
Tor new stations. but Controller Metz said he
was not ready TO report The Controller asked
for $4,000 for his new bureau Of statistics, but
Il was la3d over until report on the need and
intended of the appropriation can be sub
lnitted.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND Plastic market for average a. aaii, Iio
marrow Deans is quiet and sales above So exeeptona
s3 o5G2s 10 limited Pea are slow %fI at 81 co r%G m
unchanged pens in very light demand h' W. E6ee: ]
81 5oas2 90 medium Choice S2aS G d fair to good
81 9c4$l 20 pea choice 81 57Q$i CO. fair to good S 4s
t. % whe ki iine choice 81 $50 81 30; black turil % M
50 IS 5iRL3cN I.FAs scotch 81 - '' 4'' California
vance was established this morning which was oa a.
oot5 ~ iGed 10 secure stock al the
hid higher prices one lot Of twenty five tubs I yITs
feangEy b & s95l @ g gndeT the can change at zoe ana
made @ 2ic nd %@' @ S FOR ,, NOR The oa was
more money Chocc e ade On 'ae street for any
with other Qualities ' F1 te in sympathy
little ns stear m t9 M35eTn Facnss Hi5h the exception Of
eg} eHtr%s per n 29e lIercaafe rea if oo e1 oa
dlG DO thirds l4Q15c dairy tubs fresb 1 1877
idgl5c renovated exttar 1Gc d. 6sts i 4' 40 tn1S
do secorS d. mrs; o4li Western factory. nrss 10
No l2'4aaae No B. iGai2c ''''"'' packing stock
higher 6oes 9s9 at q9ay wassd @g9 9 bqy With still
deVeond Ia be Cse closely cleaned up. hrrner eeiin;
5ss s'Sts faulty lots show irregular value Large new
a5i GOD an5 5oqie ne h9ye " Used more than skim IN
le5ter ] i,9n t nome tTaae dg4rs ana exporters ror
inprogeer IIverTat I'i% i ',ne 5 ~ slow ana without
small best To- 10 fsjr 20 20 F lajF t9 good 9zq1or
7agS%c DO light sISims best 81 asist. ~ % uo inferior.
s@f % a sbs dq o to ds E9oi 5 ~ ge d fomao6
r1d ase -, on% Sna & S93led and white fancy i3ql&ec do
F1GGs ReeeiPls 10 day. 1913. cases Trade Il. gen
orally quiet and for the great bulk of supply oei
consisting Of medium and lower grades tom, is 9e
and unsettled strictly fancy graded Northern shoy,iIn
good proportion % strong bodied fun in small
nearby selected. white fancy. 21c.
g. extra mis- q, 9 o2oc DO nrsts extra rrst5 iI
lSiac. Western storage packed, rsts extra frs ~
!S.2c; do regular packed. extra hrsts lSc: n, if
lt'2c; 90 uud' rades. 1d4lG.c do Kentucky l5+fi..
FRI ITS FtESII-Appes lower. Stray6erriee s.,.
quality and value MIskmelons largely green 1,.5t1i
spy pr hb. SO; DO baldwin. S5aS5 30 -, r, sei
$%gS" 10 STRAWBERRIES Jersey ler oua,t ''i.iinl.
Marylaad and Virginia. 6u1@c. do <nrf'Ii- '--Huie.
HtCKl, l,EpERHIES North Carolina Der 9,,a,t %4he;
IlA' HES Florida. S}FS5. Nfi--t-t - 4-5'
Florida per crate 81 50u$i 80: WtfPsi ~ u go -
~ ~ htla- each ,"HaIr per 700 S455-S I3i
ANGEs Florida box S5aS5. On AF-f or
I"r u"N $"pAt 20 ,tban, - 5a0SG: pINEA Iiti -
FlTida per crate $2aS3 Cuban 81 5olS 81 ~ LIS
iHpfS-pn the local market there has haer - ma.
'oI Fneit aHd ne tone easier Adviees - @
Est. ana on me lnoihc Coast also report verv so ~
On me coast continue farolrle espe,alIy an t. anu
Coast and all Indications pctnt "A tarle Sj me
49,, i'"'' ciolee Per H. l2al2c. 10 rooI - tt''''
,SIt5o oast ltsi', choice 16Ql4c. do Fo-5d ~ 'th'i
1It2ul2sc; do Fair 10, d. la6S primo.
POULTRY L+FE-IheTe were no fresh aio,.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARkET.

Liverpool. May 25.-C1osirg-wHEAT-sp nominal;
futures steady July 6s cad September IS "a Dece-
50 I'd; American mixed old As aiad. Futures quiet;
July IS 5d September 4s 4isd. PEAS-Canadian firm,
6s Id FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady. Sc Sd.
HOPS in London dPachc Coast. 1rTn 1913 15s- BEEF
steady. extra India mess T3s I'd PORK firm; prime
mess Western s2s Cd HAAfsxshort cut. a to 1s =.
ASS Cd; short rib 16 "a 53s long clear mfddes
light 2s TO "a 10 ass; long clear mddes heavy 35 40
fb AIS 3D. short clear backs IS 20 70 4ss bellies
4 to is 70 4es sIIoCLDDRS-square, IL 70 Is 70 firm.
AS Sd. LAFsD-Prtme Western in tierces.
american refined in pals steady 45s BUTTER steady;
s.ates eoss gool nlted states lbs
finest colored. 55s 81. TALLOW-Prime city firm, 26s
TURPENTISE- Spirits hrrn, 49s %. ROSINConraon
firm los Sd PETROI4EsJ M-Rehned quiet $50 LIN
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

hominy chop So and S23 20 In sacks oil meal
@-wHEAr-The bull programme vas spelled spoiled
Missouri from which Sections most Of thursdays
s , HoouI aiy weather came % Work We're rarity &c
below the previous night The principal factor oW IN IN
Northwest states 1t used an argument whenever
from the strength Minneapolis although the result
eenern % dr Ina, ind seeaay mauA n,Sbt owing to the
amount OF long wheat that came out through commission
map Il is apparent that pretty much al Of the central
Ohio Valley states has been more or less copiousy
conditions prevailed at the close today suggesting
] T showers 1--WE in both belts Minneapolis eSP1ned i b ahat
m The normal prepitaton Is only 80 inches s In
to get good deal wheat nom local sources. II
opened lower on the weather news had a fairly good
% 1lan The excessive rain IN sprirs wheat
loved by irregular conditions all through the afternoon
large and The Modern Miller was considered about
were light The cash market in Nev % YI oss5 staa
eb9y e5eyetor and 94e Of afoat: No Northern Duluth
COItN-Throughou the day generally weak ana
wheat but and for the ramande e's Of the % es
in sections h, e m Rqeaeo Of big recepis and the rains
dav at Chicago At a ] sers % o. corn t ehroSh3n the
zoo 920 600 bush compared with 5950oO year at he
BrTo1n9a made de Argentine shipments bush com
in the local market % gssh the 6he previous wee Cash corn
losing as follows No 50l4c elevator and aGl re
: . - a.T aaoaT 10 : white. 5Ii2c and No , yellow
o,oq @ioa. & "a AIS-Ihe market for yielded
ILoFeU crop news and liquidation ruling easy about all
Gay; Cesh oats in New York. however We're steady
gSSSins as ioows Mixed. % 81 10. 2el4c;
White & 10 to ~ n a@toc. ana clipped Ss to 10
&c S45ac- ~ tsAlarlSet easy: No Western 81 n
92 0 o New York BAFLEy-Market steady: feeding
ana mating 52p5Ic New York. Wheat
Iug our exports for the week according to BRAD
street aggregate 4s34 373 bush against 27IG7G} last
49, ana I'%%I2t last Since July l. 1895 wheat
& were II Ioa lG5 bush against 2O7 for the
.IiHe III Vf Corn exports the week were SIS
ss ous9 against Lose O6 last and 825 467 las,
Dush against 'i,52l,152 year
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

D. Stephanidis and Gorge s. Fafalos trading as as
the Star ana Crescent Trading Company, No. 1l6
Franklin street and No l5S East 10th street by
Nut Meat Company, SS; Wood & Selick. SOLO ana
Crandall & Cooley Company. AS9. Preferential pay
ments alleged.
Joseph Goodman. voluntary petition NO 55S West
2lst street. showing liabilities of T.T59 and assets
800 The principal creditors are J. Solomon Son.
No SOL Broadway, s, GIL William Delecker, Sth and
Greene streets. 81 .O00
Al involuntary petition was filed against Stephen
and Berthe Cooper, trading as Cooper & Co, tail
ors, No. 276 Firth avenue, by two creditors, L.
Foulh's Son. with a claim OF 1891, and r r. Cal
colt & Co. with a claim OF 81 095. The claim IS
made that the alleged bankrupts not only removed
assets but made preferential payments. and as
signed accounts to prefer other creditors.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
sCHUYLKILL REGATTA TODAY.
First of the Big Spring Rowing Carnivals
Attracts Large Entry List.

Many OF the local oarsmen viii go 10 Philadelphia
to-day 20 take part in the fourth annual re-
gatta OF the American Rowing Association, which
viii be held on the Schuylkn River. The races
carded follows:
First single scuUs. for the Farragut challenge
Gchuylk!Q challenge cup; first four-oared sculls
cenn2eoes frst pared-oared shells; first fouroared
SHELF. fur the Puritan challenge cup; four
oaEed shells; hrst sight-carad shells for the Stew
ards challenge cup; second eght-oared shells junior
challenge cup; iEierscholastic eight-oared shells
1or the FTsrkis: challenge cup; second eight sculs
All races w,i, =" Toved one mile and $50 yards
gtTaiBi1ia = a.. I'Ge :IFt Will be started al
2 =; The SnIry list IS the largest ever received
End l0cluces crews from Philadelphia New York
SoEro., Worcester and BROOKLYN ~ ''N n
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton quiet with prices
unchanged az II 900 for Uiddlius upland
midding Gu!f: sales. delivered bales.
So6theTn spot markets were teegrsphed follows:
bile firm. al higher 11lec steady.
changed i2c; sales 479 bales. nominal.
unchanged llS4c Augusta steady unchanged
sales 2b bsles. ST Louis quiet, unchanged II sc.
Galveston firm. unchanged at II 7-l6c; sales bales
New Orleans Arm. unchanged al II 6-16ci
bales Charleston firm, unchanged II 3 ldc
ton steady, unchanged II 316o.
changed at II 56c sales. 600 bales receipts
az !eafirg points for today: Houston l. 10
bales against es2 last week and 3204 year; Gal
Neston LOO 70 '2oOO bales against
sl4 sst ge'T and az New Orleans 500 1900 bales.
against J. 19O last week and 3.137 Ex-
change special Liverpool cables:
ness dong: sales 10000 bales: speculation export
l"o American 1900. Receipts. coo bales all Ameri-
can Middling upland 2Od Futures opened steady
points higher closed steady at a advance OF 10
poiH's 9 Nay May-June and neIuy, a9sd Juy-Au-
2sd October November 4. 73d November December and
January b12d; January February, I'D Feb
IuarS March. 574d; March April. 5.75d Manchester.
Yarns and cloths quiet.
The following the total net receipts cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARKEr REPoRr.

New York May D. 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at an ad-
points response TO better European cables
expected but there buying enough 70 hold
the gain and eassd off during the session
under liquidation. The close was points
lower TO points higher compared With the previous
wer reported Of $4,000 bags. There
no cables from the Brazilian owing the
holiday. regular movement figures were alos
missing exception days receipts Of 3, 100
bags Sac Paulo against 5000 bags last year The
European respond the local decline
Of THURSDAY Havre being unchanged and Hamburg net
unchanged o lower. decline being limited TO
There was Httle feature the business In
the local market Wall Street seemed 10 be the chief
seller and traders believe that this selling
the operations Of Of the large traders the
short side OF Europe did little here
either way Demand from the interior continues very
quiet, all sections OF the
evidently hold OF pending definite information
concerning the coming crop The market for spot coffee
was quiet with quotations the basis of INC for Rio
No :.
The of contract prices in the local market
Ia
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
SATISFIED JUDGEMENTS

The hTst Gsme Is thar OF me doh,or -,
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment Nc.
n!ee: was
Isoois. Is<eEe-,1 zosenasI al July 3 1866 $40 -
cof1'eT ITa Baker. Voorhis & % F-eFT,s- "oS AZ
D5In E Sherwood Ksicesr,,,,,i..- 42OG
1ISrsr ' savsrs ~ r ana s.,,oa. 10 80 80
CaT2sz.er April g. 1906. ,oo -.
1teseeE1e7. ~il.eIa-J suelesIach ct al: No i'' u
;lAfn !saS5r1 ca -5sfS,,gc LIB n
e,.S 49, S;lc' . 7O4 -
-, chi.He+ D.. $500 81
I1e1to,v,t- g5,-1,a- ., M ~, Ia's go 49, ~
y9 a5sa Mo9sa csagAny Neve6eT 80 1904 ass Il
s.y0 ---: -.-..-......... - -
"aslseSauIn. 50sephine-F + De 1. smith; July -
He-lem sasn cne Glass CoTnpany-i+Es.a Glsss ~
lianu'ae,a-tTg co:apsry. Alarch ! 100. -. "a n
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
The of contract prices in the local market
day follows:

COTTON-The cotton market a little more active
to-day and ruled irregular The close points
sales estimated bales The opening was
steady unchanged prices advance o N
response 10 higher cables but there little snap the
demand and with the weather map making favorable
the recent buyers. About 2n3 points down from the
opening decline checked
shorts and what be supporting orders
bull leaders and during the middle session prices
bush private estimate Of the acreage and condition
Toward effort O pruhts by room sea 10
mad gone long earlier session
the closing steady. The private
and placed the increase In 33 per
condition S24 per condition would compare
year average 81 per should
the report and condition he confirmed by
or the month. II would undoubtedly
taken a bullsh factor. The market VIII be
closed extra exchange holiday Saturday June
being closed also on May 30. week will be
showing OF the monthly :he
change the weather The sight
a under expectations, pointing bulsh visible
statement tomorrow. Superintendent Kings weekly
figures follow: Port receipts. 80 456 bales
against $50 last year: overland mills
100 against 13.I4 year Southern mill
ESTIMATED 30 600 bales. against 81 600 last
Of
against l4S419 last year Total movement-Port
ceiptE 74s l34 bales against 1872 249 year;
mills and Canada Ss2696 bales against 977 1O4
year Southern mill takngs (estimated). 1859 600
J. l3S.831 baleg against C3l
year brough: into sight for season, 10
06 bales, against 2232 9s4 last year. Tho total crop
IS for 267 this against 2S days in
1904 05.
The Of contract prices In the local market day
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
PELL BEATS wYETH IN FINALS

Theo1o-- Roosevelt PeIi yesterday won the bard,-
cap s'nsles on III" cogrts of -ho New York Law
Tennis cluh. Pei was Or even terms at MINIS 20
VIII O. Lorraine W-yetf. and defeated him ~, = =
&c ma! OF t1c doubles was Won ~,
&c :: Grant and Arthur T. Friedman Tbis ps
par, q inIhGs 20 gave long odds 10 Ciunther and
- oi--s'c--c - 2lts %, and won by e. . "a
fs5 a. esSeei 70 Alosg 9ost entries for the newly
Eae er;r1es VII close ~ D. m to-dat Ties TitilsIrS
oes - I:e Manhattan championship doiibae ~
lDe.l wee, H-A -ol close
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
PETITIONS IN sANKRueTcv

ile aoi'o"4nS petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with TIE clerk of the United States cir
cut Court OF Appeals:
IN 1"Eoluntsry petition was aIed against sotir.us
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Boston.

s sanderq: u state hogs III ~ Sc So rough, $50
n. s. 70
16S N. at Sc 30
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

A -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. Vr,- Vd-
"a vate bath SIOO daily: including meals two; 80
weekly; Si5. THE VAN RENSSttIAEIt 20 y. III. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

E-zLEVENTH HOUR VACANCIES.
Select European Tours References & -r,,sisg,
-e-r Reasonable prices 2Is- year. British 49, =,
ks& three vacancies NORWAY etc. three a
- Italy five. -Four Countries Two hoN1i-
<aaE PRIVATE TOURS. Ftaln6ed. y J.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
European AduertisemeHtS.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
Kindly note that the European oHioss f ~ ~
Nev-Vor< Tribune have been removes ...i5 III
No. 149 Fleet street 20 the modern oiTes % oll-
ina, "Danss Inn House." No. 2o5 StranS t0''
looking AIdwyeh and Kingsway)' LaHoo"'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

., IS.t.R AND MEAI~-ThtTe Improvement II,
in .t tor hoLr o.day aad fair sales recorded
az patents and FtraightS.
II 10" sra.es Prices were STEADY u1ciansei
ittl trpt!ng patents. 81 4eaS5
e. .gaFi winter pstents &is4 20. spng cleere $50
- 90 EXTRA 10 winter. 81 I59ss H. Rri cvtrs Eo
va ~;:eF y s9&ss 10 RYE FLOUR dg Q4olea: ran .
sltAI sJ@sry quoted: Kiln dried 81 soaS2 % as -
-. 6, - @ @Slf,At' h;e2ey 3,, 9uoiea Fia~ wti.+
city steai.. Quoted Western spring $50 ~ siandsTi
a1a-s 80 u. IN lG)ib sacks: 81. ned I,og
81 % al June shipment: city bran. s22 IN bull. ana
4sA- - "a sacks niehlins. &238S2A 90 Red Dog S23
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
i29th Street and eth Avenue
Or. CHARLES l. GOODEII. Pastor
1914 a. u-SeTluon by Pastor.
= 40 p n.-Rev. DINSDALE 7. YOUNG. London England
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15
TOBACCO TIDINGS.
Big Meeting Of Tobacco GrOWGrS at
Providence.

Last Saturday, June 9, at Providence.
Webster county, there was held the
biggest meeting Of tobacco growers
ever before assembled in the county
Of Webster.
There were present, il was estima-
ted, fifteen hundred to two thousand
farmers, farmers wives and sons and
daughters. The procession. headed by
a brass band, was from three quarters
of mile to mile in length.
Private John Allin, Of Tennessee.
was the orator Of the day. President
Barrett pending a wait for Mr.. Allin.
was enthusiastically called for and en-
tertained the audience until Mr.. Aims
arrival.
Private Allin, in Webster county. is
a great favorite, and stimulated by
the warmth Of his greeting and By the
noble cause he advocated the orator
simply surpassed all former efforts.
The audience was wrought up TO the
highest pitch Of enthusiasm and cheer.
ed the orator 10 the echo.
The work Of organization in Web
ster has been accomplished. Witness.
es TO the demonstration made by the
farmers at Providence have no remain.
INK doubts concerning a cooperative
sale Of the present years crop Of To-
bacco Fully - per cent Of that crop.
Il is confidently believed. will be sold
by cooperative sale.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Aims AL.
dress the Hon. Bradley Wilson. Of Hon.
kins county. was called for and made
rousIng speech Of limited duration.
Webster county is simply afre with
the spirit Of cooperation. Her dele.
gates will be in Henderson next Sa,ur.
day TO attend the district convention
which meets 10 effect an association to
safeguard all that type Of tobacco
known as the strip" or "stcmmInp"
type.
Delegates will be there next Saur.
day from Hopkins. Webster. Union.
Criitcudcn and Caldwell countic. and
the third grand division of dark toba,.
co associations vii. be- launched into
existence. II will probably be- known
as the StcmmIng Association uf pa.k
Tobacco Growers.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15
4 STRiNGE ElPERIENCE
County Llerk Weldon Disturbed form
reaCeiul Sllmb9rS

AZ ll3I O'Clock H.t Sunday nigh,
County Clerk Wdln ag peacefully
sleeping lit breathing nas regular
and as bee dreamed ~ 900 lmaglrar, .t
sale or au advantageous farm deal. ar
a particularly tine day Boo 'hy county
clerks office. smile played over h.,
features and be- made % motion with
both hands is, a bars cashier counting
money. Al was peaceful and ggt,,
when suddenly loud knocking ~ the
front door smotc Oh, AIR. D.,rs We
don took q fresh hitch Boz h.s breathing
apparatus and tlrnci slightly The
knocking increased. the front door va.
surely breaking no and Clerk weldon
rose and glanced 90 the clock ltRas
1855. The people 10 Oh, ipur we're
Mr. Charles Morley and M..s ANN,
Robinson and thoy wanted % marriage
license. Taking tins Co.'S good omen
Tor business the next JAS .NHIas
Clerk Weldon suddenly bsamcI With
SMILES. The parry therefor, repaired
to The ciyr, office in thc cuur, f.ls,
ami there awaited the stroke uf D.
which ushcrci u Monday After Oh,
c.0t. struck the necessary papers yer,
prepared and C.,rs Weldon made ar.
other motion ike a bank cashier ru4r,-
irg money The happy couple v,r,
their way rejoicing and DIcr. weldon
trgdgci back 10 bus home In Oh, Black.
burn and Weldon addition wondering
what on earth hc bad eaten for sarr.r
that Dos sleep should bc disturbed by
iatci'.l dreams
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15
circuit Court COmGnes Monday. 2jlh

The CuferI,1 Circuit Culr, vI,r ,.,.
',n' Monday June a.h rr follow
lnr names arr,.ra. grand ..mr 4
T. Pierce Co.,. O. Ellr ". g. Gam.
di't 49, a. Lamb ET Nrrr. " D.
Todd. j So lwnres.r r str..r
H. b. borr IIwy q. N.ur,ar. n
NJ. Dean. q. o. ursm. ". m r.,r.,
Lona Terry U,1 Foster Turn. ,
llodrc. Hoy stations o s...
bridge D. Gr,ror. o.. Wool.
The following name, appear Al. p.,.,
Jurors Jesse Franks. Gcarr, yar,y
g. +, Boston. Frank Travis.
ham, Newton Weldon. j. e.. Hoars,l
l. p Ncwcum, w. a. N,w,,w h,
- NJ. brown, A. n. Cariin. J r
Drake, e. =. Wathcn. Joe h. Co,t
!. n Towcy, W. c. Elder. Rich,r,
Mcdonnell, A. J. Duvan. Jonathan
stone Buck Stoyall. J. $. Asher. A
NJ Mcdonnell, Abe Dcboc. u. W car.
TER G. c. Gray, II. r. Ruykcndall
noe NJ. Gilbert, A. r. wooli IIarvey
harpending. Bait Phillips.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15
Zig Mining Deal Closed.

JOY NY June {. IsG Last S.far
Day. John J.. IIarpcniinr General su
rrin,cndcnt NJ the G,'ronda Fum
Spar Mining Co.. closed and p,iI mr
option on mining rights a. property 20.
W r King and deed was made /.
said Company The consideration b.
not known, but evidently was a vo.d
price, US this property s desirable and
valuable, area large. and s adjacent
he C.. W Stroud mining property
This second deal doubtless will bead
o the purchase OF ag tho other or
tons. as the Company az prcsyn, ar,
putting In expensive magbIuer, and in.
tend TO push wor, Tor the n.z, Gv
months, and az present their mining
prospects ARE most nlttcr.ny
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15
DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
One OF The Old Residents Of Cflllen.
den Passes AKay.

Last Sunday evening at 9 O'Clock D
W. Ralsion passed away, aged 6
years.
Mr.. Ralston, better known as Billy.
lived in the Caldwell Springs neighbor.
hood. He was taken with typhoid fe.
yer and owing to the severity Of the
attack and his age he could not sur.
viye.
His remains were laid TO rest al 4
O'Clock Monday afternoon at Caldwell
Springs. The funeral service was
preached by Rev. W. r. Gibbs. Quite
large gathering was at the services.
estimated at from $50 TO 800 people.
Uncle Billy Ralston was a consistent
christian and had been a member Of the
Caldwell Springs church for "a years.
He leaves a wife and eight children.
His first wife was a Miss Boyd. HIS
second was Mrs. NJ. J. Greenlea, a sis.
ter Of Judge James 2. Pierce. Of this
place. The first wife Of Judge Pierce
was Billy Ralston's sister and 40 they
were double brothers-in.law. OF the
eight children Of Mr.. Ralston there IA
ohly one unmarried. Mr.. Cash Ralston.
of ST. Louis, Mo. lie Ia a conductor
IN a street car. Mrs. Carrie Crayne.
daughter, lives In Paducah. The |
'the children live in crittenden eoun. !
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-06-15

etHa orc "aa. because ~ SOM,
I.'uu'g .r a..a., about ,rc rsr.
,ar nac ar throat ,tat s amrrah'r ta
treatment
It's my urm conviction ,ha, u,-,
should boo rnmr4satay examination
of aN .,tnn. children. at lease once a
year ty competent Specialist, "a. a.
general pacau'r,- I feel ina, na ono
can accuse rrr " personal rtsr-tl
Do hc fall oflD. brought ihr sub.
Ject before .ar S,fuu. Haar and after
proucr explanation. they r,adII,
agreed % have .4r srh,u. examined
and ! mad, arrangements With Dr.
Marcus Ea,d.n. of Evansville. lrI 90
make these examination, and ir Fcb.
uar lEsi, l,a pupils u thc Marion
Graded School we're examined With
the following results,
Defective pupils. o.. ar 5lr per
cent
Defective Vision. H. or 800 per
cent
Diseased eyes or Hls. raa..arar,
e6e'p'ci.I o., ur D. -- per cent
Iaehora and ulIe4lr e.r.4r-tu.
o.. 70 ~ ll1, peg eaai
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