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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-04

NJ s. Hanauer. JaV Sadler
152 So. West Temple. P. Q. box 1446.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Neu York. November 25.-The stock
market showed no disposition at any
time today 20 follow up the adFa'ce OF
Saturday. The movement seemed 10
be considered ill-advised on second
thought on the @T0uEd ;is.t resuEDtlo1'
OF an advance in STOCKS would be pre-
mature before the banking operations
Of the Country have been restored -
normal An early Resumption "t casA
navments by the banks @i ever th2
country is now looked foE WIN grow
ing confidence, but the C0ndiuon2
which this resumption 80 llSclose
are awaited before seeking TO enter
on sDeculative commitments. There
was a further distinc- easing CT the
| premium on currency today, and this
was the most notah>- 1eve:opmen'
! Of the day. Satu. 34.'s 3ar2e gold ar
| rivals were added . ~ subsequent ar
rivals. All OF rcc -cg's arrivals o.
! gold in the London L2&r-,e1 were taken
for New Eo..- &cccEnt DuL WIN 50
little distu. ra.>e J.. that market thE1
the gold v-as allowed to go at a
sharp .ec2sai-U ~ the pIlte. The
; accretlon 0c g3!a to he HanE Of hhl~
LAND reserve from other so2~c@a "ent
On and that institution released So
tGCn ,no3 Of gold to lh1 open market
tha- had been ear-narEeC or heic
apart for the account OF the India
.,-,.oi! E1tarr 9r;r,7II pZch2n2o iuuSe.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
COTTON FUTURES

New York, Nov 25.-T'he cotton
market was moderately active today,
with fluctuations irregular and tue
close steady at net advance OF
points on November, but generally
to 5 points net lower. Sales were es-
timated at 275,OOO bales
The market opened steady at a net
advance of to 8 joints and during
the early session sold up to net
ADVANCE of II to IA points on covering
of shorts and bull support, which was
probably inspired by the higher LlV-
erpool cables, reports that Lancashire
labor troubles had been settled, and
expectations of a bullish private crop
estimate at midday.
January sold at 1880 on the advance
but no stop >orders were caught at
this figure as had been expected, ana
later the market eased off under real
izing or liquidation by early buyers
who also have been disappointed y
the announcement that the prlVae es-
innate looked for at midday Will no'
be issued until next Friday. Reports
that many New England mills woulc
| close down from Wednesday for thf
| balance of the week and would go OF
| short time next week probably pro
NOTED selling during the Afternoon
| when the market ruled rather eas,
and unsettled, with the close only
| point or two up from the lowest. /
private crop estimate issued earl
placed the yield at 100000 bales.
Private wires showed firmness O.
the part of interior holders and bull
claimed that Carolina mills were l
the market for raw material.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
announce hENI

Many Of oar customers 90 not
know of the general satisfaction l am
giving with house sign painting ana
Sacorating. I have not advertised ex-
tensively because I wished that orancn en-
of work TO grow silently based on i's
own merits. and il has done SO. :,
Peoinning some eight years ago IN
vonr citv have quietly gone on until
believe that no shop III the south
does work as completely. o,o-
Car for details, nicely OF Goloe
perception, love of the business se
regard Cor your interest. THESE are
noiuts that have given me an unique
Mace in the painting ana decolatis
P,Isinees and am at your service when
,,o,, U-on+ this class Of work done.
S' am not connected with w. g; 6;
Hatch g. Co, and when in want I OF
anvthipg in my line see me personally
or call phones sos or 1876.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
BY RIVER AND RAIL
Receipts of Cotton and Naval stores
At the Port of Wilmington Yeseer-
day.

C. C.-71S bales cotton, 2S barrels
tar.
W. and W.-S53 bales cotton,
casks spirits turpentine.
w. c. and A.-1,997 bales cotton.
II casks spirits turpentine, % barrels
rosin, II barrels tar, ! barrel crude
turpentine. a.
A. and Y.-454 bales cotton, 40 bar
rels tar.
W. and N-9S bales cotton. casks
spirits turpentine, 8 barrels ros1n' 10
barrels crude turpentine.
Whitlock-12 bales cotton, casks
spirits turpentine, 81 barrels rosin. 3
barrels tar.
Johnson-50 bales cotton, casks
spirits r1rpentine, 100 barrels tar, 10
barrels crude turpentfne.
Total-4,177 bales cotton; Al casks
spirits turpentine, 142 barrels ros1n'
POI barrels tar, 81 barrels crude tur-
pentine. ~
Last year,, 461 bales cotton, 69
casks spirits turpentine, ETA barrels
rosin, 81 barrels tar, LAC barrels cruoe
furpentine,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. November 25.-FLOUR
steady. Rye -four steady. Buckwheat
Ifour steady.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red 96Ec
elevator. Options 4 to &c net higher.
December $1.O28; May $1.o9s.
CORN-Spot steady; No. ,, 644c ele-
vator. Options SC net lower. Decem-
ber 64ic; May 624c.
CATS-SDOt steady; mixed SIC.
LARD-NVeak; western prime $7.15
500; refined weak; continent, $50;
South American $1,000; compound
PORK-Easy: family $500; short
clear $1G.25 O 1915; mess S15.25 %
15.75-.
RICE-Quiet.
LASSFS-Steady.
SUGAR-RaW quiet; fair refining
s3.1O@32O; centrifugal sc test $50
m3.67; moIasses sugar $3.50 q 2.9o;
refined quiet
COFFTE-Spot quiet Rio No :
SIC: Santos No. 4, 75c; mild coffee
steady; Cordova % a 134c. Futures ne
unchanged to 10 points lower
EANUTS-Steady; fancy hand
picked 59c; other domestic 30 &c.
POTATOES-Iris weak; Maine pc
sack $1.25 q 1.75; state, PennsylVani'
and western in bulk per jeO pound
s1.75M2.00; sweets firm: Jersey an'
Southern per barrel go 4.
CABBA Spanish see
per ton $1,000 500; domestic $50
500. Pei per barrel s1.O0 a 125.
BUTTE R---Steauy; creamery specla
2S4; extras 2Sc; thirds to f1rsts Z3
271c: held, seconds to spirits 20 q - &C
state dairy, common to finest u a &c
process common to specials II a 24c
imitation creamery first 223 023 &C
western factory common to first lSe
21c. ,
CHEESE--Dnll small and iarg'
colored and white 154c; SKINS lie:
EGGS-Firm; nearby selected VIM
45m50c: good to choice 50 d 81
brown and mixed selected fancy 50 g
4Oc: average best "a q 36c; first to e.
ira first "a a $50; western and souther
frsts 30O31c; seconds 26 % 29c.
COTTON SEED OIL-Easler una
large receipts and poor deman
prime crude 2tc; prime summer Ee
low 229c; off summer yellow 81
331c; good off summer yellow 50
333c; prime white 40c; prime Wlnt
yellow 40c.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
LIVERPOOL MARKET

1;vernool November 25.-Cotton:
sno+ IN fair demand, prices 10 points
Sieber 5nTo r. American middling fair S.6s: 30:
GOOD good middling s.2s; middling s'93: o3:
~ 49, niddIing 5.71; good ordinary e.z''
"a The The sales of the day were e,VOo
hoies of which $500 were for specuiaaoo IA
t;on and export and included go NV
American. Receipts $4,000 paies IA
Guiding 15,50o American closed
T,,+1ras opened firm and closeo
u+aadv American middling G. Q. =:
ste SeHenher 5.76: November and De
NoVense se71. December and January
semser ss3s: Js1uary 5;Drs and Feerasry s71s
Tohrnarv and March 5.73s; MarcI
ae5 ae9ran Anril 5.75s: April and May s.7Ss; 81
Az NJ and Iune SIS; June and July
~ rs. July and August 5.77s; Angus
ond september SIN.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
Vessels In Port
STEAMERS.

Saraba, (Br.) 1865 tons, Ford, Alex
ander Sprunt & Sons
GOrjistan (Br.) 1900 tons, saunders
Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Amerria (Br.) 1.515 tons, McNess,
Heide & Co.
Cecilia (Nor) 1925 tons, Byrde,
Alexander Sprunt & Sons.
Dinsdale Hall (Br.) 2,531 tons,
Heburn, Heide & Co.
Frieda. 1926 tons, Heslop, ieide z
Co.
SCHOONERS-
Fairfield. ATS tons, Sawyer, to c.
D. Maffitt.
Grace Seymour, 494 tons, Gibbs,
Boston to Georgetown On d1stress)
c. D. Maffitt
Gardner B. Reynolds. 325 tons
Pearsons G. D. Mafftt.
Horace P. Shares, 392 tons, Flynn
G. D. Maffitt.
BARKS.
Auburondale, SIS tons, Haskell G
D. Maffitt.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
PORT MOVEMENTS OF COTTON

Galveston firm at 11sc; net rece'pS
11,706 bales.
New orleans firm at 10 i5-16c; net
receipts 1925 bales.
Mobile firm at 1O5c; net p''
t,S56 bales. ,e.. not
Savannah steady at 10 11-16c; net
ceipts 11,G7S bales w.
Charleston steady at 1Otc; net re-
ceipts 1,640 bales. re.
Wilmington steady at lotc' he'
ceipts Att bales. ra-
ceipts 1851 bales.
Baltimore nominal at lie.
New York steady at 11.2Oc; net re-
ceiDts 325 bales. o;,+z
Boston steady at 11.2oc; net recelp'S
Il bales.
Philadelphia steady at 11-45c. o,os
Jacksonville, net receipts 524 ps1ie9
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
INTERIOR MOVEMENTS

Houston steady at II 1-16c; net re-
cc:pts 7,435 bales o. nocein+s
Augusta steady at lie; net recelp'9
/ ,5emn1fs 2a n5i1i steady at 1880; net receipts
ST. louis steady at lie; net receipts
cincinnati, net receipts sal bales:
ol1isv;llo firm at 1890; net receipts
$50 bales
little Rock quiet at 1Ogc. ,-ooo
Total today-Net receipts; i''5oo
bales. gross receipts, 2t.oSo 1of
shipments. 2c,422 baies, @"io7'
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
ENTRY No. 9114.
State Of North Carolin1.

State Of North Carolina
New tIan,Fhr County
T. the undersigned, Charles IletGeh
of the above named state and County
do hereby enter and lay claim TO the
following supposed vacant AMI unap-
propriated land, subject 20 entry VIZ
living and being in Harnett township:
county Of New Han"""" anh Stole OF
North Carolina and on GreenNltlf
Sound, bounded and described "a .''-
lows: The above mentioned Nu'aN,
land lies immeiiat-l -lv IN H""t =.
undersigned's promises, and bel" -
small island surrounded by the waters
of Greenville Sound and commonly
known as Turtle Hall, containing
4 acres. more or less.
CHARLES X TIETGEN.
mark
This 5th day of November, l9oI'
Entered and filed this 5th day OF
November, 1907. JOHN HAAR.
! Register Of Deeds and Acung Emu
i Taktr for New Hanover County
no 3Gt+
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
MONEY MAKkEF

New York, November 24:-Money none
ruling m rate 10; closing. offered at nd .;
Time loans nominal, sixty days anu Iir
ninety days 12@15 per cent M SIN
months 7 to per cent. Prime me- a,,
camille paper nominally to ~ l;+t ~
cent: sterling exchange ven IN. ~
oc+na1 business in bankers ollis a.
aceee eesn04967O for demand and al
42o95 for sixtv day bills. Commercla
bims 1870. Bar silver 5Sg. Mexican
dollars 461c.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
COTTON RECEIPTS

New York, November 25.-Receipts d0s
o4 cation at the ports today Saws
bales against 6S,3S last week and n "a S5'1 ooo
100 600 1ast Year. For the week 35o'ooo
bales against s51,533 last week week. anu 40
40213s last year. Today's recelpts az
New Orleans 1926 bales agalnst7 1S' l95
1855 last year and at -Houetoi1
holas a aeainst 16. All last year.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS

Total today, at all ports-Net re-
ceints 54.2e5 bales; exports to Grear ~
r:ritain, 13.3S8; France, S,51z' con-
tinent. 1881; stock, Sl4,1os' Mot re-
Consolidated. at all ports-Net re-
ceipts 117,O97 bales; exports TO 1eae aeat
britain, 13,3S3; France e'oAZ' ooiA-
tinent, 1914.
49, recaints. 3.O96,513 bales; exports
~ tCee Great Britain, 969,3O9; France. 2so.
tSf: as continent 922,s4s; Japan l7'43z:
Mexico. 22O.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
Freight Schedule.

Leave Wilmington 4.OU p. m. (dalIN
except Sunday.)
Freight received at Ninth and Or
angc from 3 90 to 100 u. m.
CAROLINA PLACE SCHEDULE.
Cars will be operated between FROM
nd Princess and seventeenth anu
Iarket every 20 minutes, leaving
Front and Princess at 6.55 a. IN. un-
til 9.55 p. m.
Leaving Seventeenth and Markee
streets every 20 minutes from '.O' a'
m. TO 1905 p. m.
Ali Suburban Cars will make regu-
ar stops at Delgado.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
>OICO Gosss" siosas;s News s'S Other Market Report,

Savannah, November 25.-Turpen-
tine firm 440 4E3c; sales 423; re-
ceiPts 500; shipments 10. Rosih
firm: sales 3.517: receipts 1881; ship
ments 3,A97; stock, 108,S37. Quote:
A 2. 9. $2.75. D $40; L. $40; !.
s31O: G. s2.10: Il. $3.20: I. 3-75;
K. s4.8e; N. s525; y. $3.50; ". G.
500; w. W $3.50.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov 25.-The wheat mar
ket was strengthened today by an i'm
proved export demand At the close
wheat for May delivery showed net
gain of 3-4 to rs Corn was down 5-S.
Oats were a shade higher. Provisions
were Q 1-2 to 20 points higher.
Chicago, November 25.-The lead
futures ranged rs follows:
Oman High LOW Close
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Nov. 25.-The dry goods
market developed slight IN
crease in inquiry for goods at low
er prices today. Raw silk continues
to sag in price. Foreign dress goods
for fall are to be opened shortly, but
the domestic lines will not be shown
by most houses until next year. Cot
ton warns are easier and weak.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
NAVAL STORES MARKET

New York, November 25.-Tur-
pentine quiet at 48c. Rosin QuleL,
strained, common to good, $3.50 0
$40.
C,horleston. November 25.-Turpen-
tine and rosin, nothing doing. Quota
tions omitted.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
NAVAL STORES.

NAEAL SIOTF@o.
EoIRITS OF TURPENTLNB -
Quiet, 42sc.
POSIN-Quiet, $3.50.
TAE-Firm, $500.
CRUDE TURPENTINE - Hard
$500: dip. $500; virgin. $500.
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
Il casks spirits turpentine.
f4z barrels rosin.
221 barrels tar.
81 barrels crude turpentine-
,rrt7rpTs SAME DAY LAST YEAH
60 casks spirits turpenttne'
,274 barrels rcsin. :.
O. 81 barrels tar.
146 barrels crude turpentine.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26

There is no warrant in law for
"Merry Christmas or Happy New
Year" on our holiday cards; but IT
is to be hoped they will not be abol-
ished. for all of that.-Washlngt
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
Ribs:
an s.25 s3qs 6.25 SO
- 642a 652s e.40 o.o-

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour steady; No. spring wheat ~
11.O4: No. 3, 93c a s1o3; No : ie
cog n S2Ec; No. corn 5o9sc. ,
oa9e zoe: No. 2 white 43 q 49c; No
white 73ac: No. 2 rye 7sGs5c; good
feeding barley - q 76c; No: ! fa1 seq o
s1012. No. l northwestern S3.25 q t-e0'
clover contract grades s1s:oo; SNORT
ribs. sides 0oose) s6-75Q q I.2s; mess
cork per bbl s11.00@ 1925; lard per
100 lbs. $3.50; short clear sides too&-
eD s6.75a7 100; whiskey basis OF hleh
wines s135.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
Sunday Schedule.

Carolina Place Schedule-Sundays
Leave Front and Princess Btree1
every 20 minutes from s.S5 a. IN. 70
9.55 p. m.
Iaave Seventeenth and Marker
streets every 20 minutes from s.4e
a. m. to 1905 p. m
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
coast LINE


These arrivals and departures are CIV
en- as information. as well "a connec-
tious with other companies; but arrivA1
and connections are not guaranteed
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
LOCAL COTTON MARKET
Monday, November

Monday, November 25.
Steady. 103c.
Receipts Of cotton today-4'1ff
Receipts same day last year-2,4e1
bales
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
r g AND OThEE BONDS.

T. s. refunding IS registered 1osa
r :, refunding IS coupons :. 1ooa 1oSa
r. s. IS registered. - 100:
r 9. 3s coupons - ." III
= new IS registered
r 6 new As coupons "a
American Tobacco As :. ..-'''' 90
American Tobacco 6s - e.
Atchison adjustment As :. .''' o5
Atchison general is '.''''' e9r
Atlantic Coast Line As -. ''' e51
baltimore and Ohio 33s 90
Ba1timore and Ohio As :. -.'' 81
Central of Georgia 5s 49, .''' en-
Central of Georgia 1st Inc - %
central of Georgia End Inc ~
Central of Georgia 3rd Inc. as
Cbesapeake and Ohio 43s - - %
Denver and Rio Grande As S9s
Erie prior liens As - co
Eric general is 90
Torisvilla and Nash. Un1ned osS Se3
Ne1r york Central gen. 5s ee7
Norfolk and Western As cas-
Seahoard Air Line As = - - Of Of
Southern Railway SIS :. -: '''''
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26

STAG OF NOTtH N<&4 011I1s<' So1-1~9
New Hanover, So.
I, c. u. Evans. Cashier OF the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true 10 m
best of nay knowledge and belief.
G. II. EVANS,
Cash.er
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me th
26th day Of August, 1870. -,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
MATT J. HEYER,
EDCARD A1RENS,
ISADORE BEAR.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
BOnQS


Amalgamated Copper :. -. ass
American Car and Foundry 25
American Car and Foundry
.pfd.. =. .... - .. So
American Cotton Oil :. ... %
American Cotton Oil pfd ..70G So
American Locomotive .. . 49,. 34s
American Locomotive pfd ..S5 \ IS
American Smelling and Refining Ca
American Tobacco pfd Ger ZIG 64
Atchison =. .. = :. -. G7E
AtchisOn pfd :. -- -..-. IS
Atlantic Coast Line - go. 613
Baltimore and Ohio :. ..... 763
Baltimore and Ohio pfd ..I4G IS
Chesapeake and Ohio .. =. :. 2i3
Denver and Rio Grande :. .17G IS
Denver and Rio Grande ptd -. SEA
Kansas City Southern -. k0GI 2;
Kansas City Southern pfd :. 80. ~
Erie =. .... -. ........- i3S
Louisville and Nashville :. . S6s
New York Central :. .. ... ga
Norfolk and Western :. ..6216 6i
Norfolk and Western pfd. .65 a IS
Pennsylvania .... 10 Il
Reading -... 50
Rock Island Co =. .... l1s
Rock Island CO pfd = ....273G 2Ss
Southern Pacific 55a
Southern Pacific pfd ....- .1O3
Southern Railway e.. ~
, Southern Railway pfd 3O@ 81
. standard Oil oS4
Tennessee Coal and Iron =. E. 95
L. 6. Steel -. =. .. ....... Z3
L. S. Steel pfd ...... gu.
Va Caro-. Chemical ..143 q 10.
Va. Caro-. Chemical pfd ....S0@ 81
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
SCHEDULE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

IN EFFECT SUNDAY. OCTOBER IS
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
CLYDE Steamship Company
NEW YORK .
WILMINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN LINE

From New York
Steamship Carib Friday, Nov. 18TH
Steamship Navahoe Friday, Nov. 22nd
To New York.
Steamship Navahoe Saturday Nov. 1o
Steamship Carib .. Saturday. Nov. p
For Georeecown-
Steamship Navahoe Monday Nov. II
Steamship Carib :. Monday, Nov 1S
Through bills of lading and loves
through rates guaranteed to and nom
points in North and South Carolina
For freight and passage epy 10
II. G. SMALLBONES. Supt
Wilmington. ~. O.
z. SINDALL, G. z. A.
II. II. RAYMOND,
Acting Genl Manager.
n E MAYNARD.
Acting Freight Traffic Manager.
General Offices Pier S6 NJ ~
Branch eco Broadway. N. Y.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
REPORT OF THE CusDIll0s OF
The Southern National Bank

AT Wilmington. In fhe State or Sortn
rarolina at the close OF business
August Ind. igG.
RESOURCES
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
CLOSING PRICES

New York, November 2o.-0po. po.
closed steady; middliaS upjanos 'h-0'
middling gulf 11.45 10 sal7s. ,,oao
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-26
PRODUCE MAKNET.

Corrected by
q 2 "onpcr. Wholesale Grocer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-02
STATUE OF LAYTON.
President Roosevelt Was the Orator
At the Solemn Ceremonies.

Indianapolis. May President
Roosevelt and party, accompanied by
Vice President Fairbanks. arrived
from Canton o.. where they attended
the burial ~ tho late Mrs. Mckinley.
THO president and rarity were met n;
thn ferct By a large reception co.n.
mttoe In carriages. They were drive
20 the Farlrhank home. where lunch.
con was served. Vice President Fair
hawks. Governor Hanley and Secrctarr
ineb rode with the president - the
denot and along Meridian street for
two miles the crowds pressed against
the street ropes. Al Monument Mac o
University square and 81. Clair nark.
nearly 10000 school children massed
10 greet the president. every huild.
Ing being decorated. In horror ~ 10.
mortal day all business was suspended
factories closed and schools givea =
holiday.
A statue of General II. W. Iawf~-
who was a native OF Indiana. killed -
the PhiliDrlnes. Was unveiled. t.
president delivered an Grafton.
The body OF General swton Is l..
TERED In the national cemetery -
Arlington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-02
In MEMORY OF DuD.
NOT A GRAVE NEGLECTED,
Never Before At the cspisal u Nation
Was There . Mere Csssral Rsmem.
bsases a Thee Ssldisrs Dsrisd In
the viciaity.

Washington. May 30.-wIth solemn
and impressive services Memorial day
was observed at the national capital
on moro elaborate scale than usual
Business was suspended throughout
the city. and people Of all classes unit
ed In perpetuating the memory Of the
heroic dead In the eight national Gem.
eteries In the vicinity OF Washington.
Notwithstanding the absence from
the city OF the president. who has
been a conspicuous figure In several
previous Memorial day exercises at
the national cemetery ut Arlington.
the arrangements we're under the di.
rection Of the Grand Army. Spanish
War Veterans. Army and Navy I'm.
Ion. Sons Of Veterans and the various
women's auxiliaries. and included n
parade OF Grand Army OF the Republic
posts and other patriotic organizations
and militia Of the District OF Colum.
bia. headed by the marine band: de-
coration OF monuments and graves
and addresses by men prominent in
public life.
Al Arlington, overlooking the Poto.
mac. the principal exercises occurred.
There patriotic organizations formed
In line and nj the gates were greeted
by a national salute. The $4,000 graves
In the cemetery were strewn with
flowers and each grave marked by q
tiny American flag. a touching fea.
ture OF the ceremony was the decora
ton Of the graves In thar part OF the
cemetery where lie the Confederate
dead, The tomb OF the unknown
dead" was decorated by special
committee. There the marine band
rendered dirge the same programme
being followed In the section allotted
TO the Spanish war dead and a wreath
placed on tho anchor OF the battloship
Maine.
Later in amphi;heater. with a large
crowd present. impressive services for
the soldier dead were conducted. The
nrcsramme included President Lin.
coins Gettysburg address. road by
Rev. II. y. Couden. chaplain of the
United States house OF representa-.
tives and several choral numbers
The Grafton was delivered by Comrade
James Tanner. past commander In
chief o; the Grand Army OF the Re
public.
Immediately following these exer.
cises was the unwilling Of a monu-
ment 20 the memory Of Major General
Joseph A. Mower by the Army OF
Tennessee. which took place under the
auspices OF that society. United
States Senator Warner OF Missouri
presided.
Former United States Senator
Thurstcn OF Nebraska was orator OF
the day at the exercises held at Bright.
wood cemetery