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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
DEAD GIRL IS FOUND
Near Forms OF I've Young Men In
Boat House n Atlantic crty-Died
From esphyxiation.

Atlantic City y. D.. Nov. I5-Wpl
The gas pouring from au uuuehr.H
jet Ella Clark. a pretty eighteen ear
old girl. was found dead 80 beat
house an Gartener~ bar. near here. .e
day. AM near her hody were load
the unconscious forms 81 Two saung
men, sons OF well known residents oI
this city The companions of iho gin
Arthur Penna. aged is. aud Walle
Reynolds. also Is. are go the cts Hos
vital in a critical condition.
Three glasses and bottle which
had contained whisky we're found Or
She room whore the trio were Jie
s. yeutd-
Captain Of Detectives Whalon he-
leyes the girl ea- rauc,4 into 81.
boathouse and piled with liquor o.
as believed that rho gas las ace.
dentally turned on after one of iha
0utl had eyiinguished me Heh,
Niss Clark's father IS 81 ucilt0 lo f--
ilent OF tlis place
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16

Cal vcur disease shat you viii
Indigestion. Gastritis Nerv0usne. g.
Dyspepsia. Catarrh Of Stomach. etc
you know the real name. the real d
ease is fermentation Of The food ycu
eat-a sour Stomach. which belch
gas and erupts uniigestsd food a.
CAUSES a feeling Of nausea and mlser
ableuess
All these mi=eries vanish promptly
vhel sou stop this food fcrmentatiof
Take fifty cents 10 YOUR Pharmaeist
fer a case Of Pape-s UiapepsiI. r
a frianeuie. AMI FIVE minutes Iate-
ycur Stomach gill 10 shat a he-lth-
stomach slCull-thzt &c. turn ever
bite vc- car into bodily n0unshment
and without sou realizing thar sou
have a Stomach one Triangle win
digest an The food you ct uithout m
aid Of the stomach. be1arse ii con
tains just the elements found in
gooA strong. healthy stomach.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
C0UNTRP CLUB TALK
FOR The Bulletin by x. Ray Faber)

( For The Bulletin by X. Ray FaberJ
Capt Evans Have you noticed.
NJ. Fish, that our greatest sttssm n
for some reason not easily explained.
do not succeed as candidates for the
presidency although it is the final OBJ
iect or their ambition Since the
carly presidents there have been
Webster CLAY Douglas, Greeley
Chase. Seward Blaine and others.
the greatest statesmen i'm point Of in
t5llectual ability OF their respective
periods. who failed to get the pr. 81
Dental chair. although an Of them
,tIcve for IT, Bryan IS another added
90 these such men seem to be
thought Of as being best fitted for
the senate, AMI probably this is the
correct view. They are the creators
ot the measures and policies that
rri, the government
Mr. Fish Yes. in common with
many others in the present and past
{ have noticed the Tact to which YOU
cali ms attention The same fact
as related TO statesmen and govern.
Weuts OF the old world. is seen in
history as far back As the most an
Qau, time OF which there is record.
Julius Caesar lowered far above his
follow senators in point OF ability,
they were afraid as well as iealoJ
cot bin. they viewed him as q dan
Serious man. they really thought he
Intended TO subyert the government
ud make himself emperor Perhaps
d." did. but 1T So the fact has not
been proven. Brt as the Roman
state men created fear Of Caesar
Urong the people SO have American
statesmen and politicians in modern
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
BURNED IN tFF|CY
Is Assistant Adjutant General Of Ten
nessee-Militia Officers Demand
Regular Army Pay,

Nashville Tenn Nov l5.-After
the burning I'm efligy late last night az
Camp Memo. Of Colonel Harvey Alex
ander. assistant adiutant general Of
Tennessee. a number OF officers of the
First Tennessee regiment, on duty IN
the Reelfoot Lake region during the
recent night rider troubles. declare
they will resign il they do not r..
ceive regular army pay instead Of
state pay for the services rendered.
The prediction that the regiment will
be- disbandcd Is already heard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
TICKET PICKED
OUT BY N CRAW
HARMON OF OHIO AND JOHNSON
or MINNESOTA FOR PRESl-
DENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
SAYS COMMITTEEMAN.

Grafton W. Va. Nov. l5.-Harmou
an. Johnson. This IS the Democratic
national ticket for 1912 as picked by
Colonel John r. McGraw. Democratic
lltional committeeman from West
Virginia
He declared itseelrs that the time
has rot vet arrived when a presi-
deItial candidate from the far sid
of the Mississippi river can make a
successful race.
who are the men worth cons der
ing 10 orr list OF possible leaiers for
1922 Two figures have emerged
triumphant from the Democratic
wreck. JudsCn Harmon, of Ohio, and
Join johnson. of Minnesota Both
are Oi Wl8te House cahbre. both
have carried their own states uu-
der tine most extraordinary cond'
tious and can do it again My ticket
therefore tor the next ouaircnnial
struggle b. Harmon and oJhusou and
putting the gallant Minucsotau see
ouJ 2 d7 urt mean and discount of
his quail. cations for the high onic-
u d. merely a matt o. OF geography
and availability
Harmon d Gil the right side OF
tt. Mississippi river while the Other
is not hut at that the Minnesota
man o. too generous and broad-mind-
ed to AFFORD 70 let amy personal pride
iu the way of great party yiet-ry
and : au -rf' be- viii consent 20 90
an the ticket with THAT splendid
statesman whom the people of Ohio
have -o s.gnaiiy honored
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
THE THIEF WAS COLD
Men Whose Ovsrcst was Stolen
Gave Him a Meal and a Weeks
Lodging.

pe.ra.f Nich Nov. Is Herman
Pink aotal proprietor and som
thing Of uhilantfrHst iu a small
way. missed bis ovcrr.af iron a chair
in bis iCei f3at whore De had lad
d. for momea'- and E.ancine Cut CT Cd
window saw -auai looking inJiti9
ual arine 90 on. 14e stepped cut ca 7
80 a policeman AMI The trio went 70 ,
station There The sab said he stole
heCatse hc was coll hungry aEi
homeless. whereufCl Pink refused 10
prosecute. Brought the man a square
meal and paid fer a weeks lodging for
Kim
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
IRE Date o. Busshs.

on 'he authority OF the available i'm
srrip.icls end 81 the tradition o. Ie.
corded IN the reE'oHese chronicles he
cate 20 -Ae <irfara 1f Blddhs Is found
D. 're latest writer ou fle subject to
DO i'f D.. O. and as tra5i.io1 assigns
s' Fears O. Che period OF Eis life he
uIs- ha considered fo have been born
i1 ffe year -1- % a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16

an. that Samuel GouH.rs Has H.ar
president 20 YEARS
ht''ffs ff commit r= uiT p. ID
a-.er OBJ. nest fsH days Ir rar nest
i-- dams u rhe convention. I'll.
----l1-.IfI- af rte committee rr ra
.I'---elt- rIort have uuarfrar-.
i' report approving sv-rs uf-
aa'. ri Prezijenr G1musr- 81 bis
Eco. address READ Ia-t Mo1 az aaI
f-" nF-Hricn b. expected Oh aaarr
nf ufhcu- discussion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
GET IN LINE
BE A WINNER
lis Easy To Get The Votes If You
See Your Friends Now Is
The Time to Get Busy
When The Leaders
Are Resting

cast the votes for some pretty baby.
And when tine pictures We're shown
lat the Arcade thearer saturday nigh;
line hall was packed and when the
winners picture was shown a number
ot people rose in their seats 20 see the
Iuame Of the lucky baby
The pictures will be shown We.ne7
Iday night Of this week at the Pathe
theater BE sure to 90 and see these
pictures as they are very good and
represent the prortesr babies Of the
lefty.
Three weeks from today and The
Tulletns baby contest will he a
thing Of the past in Cairo. Three
pretty babies win have won those big
cash prizes and carried of the
laurels. Who those babies will be is
4 uootpd question The result j. very
doubtful Nearly every night the
baby that has the most reserve votes
changes. Some are content 10 show
more OF their votes i'm the paper than
others hut the final dash OF the race
has not started, ne beSt must 81 =
nave been holding their strength fcr
FINAL dash that will place their baby
in the position OF honor Those who
are collecting All their promises and
getting the votes and holding them
IN reserve are the ones that have the
rest chances OF winning,
Turn in your subscriptions. old or
ueW as fast as you get them as the
collector has trouble If YOU do net
turn in you money every day He
goes TO the people that have paid YOU
-o be careful to turn IN your subscrip-
lions at once You can hold the
votes as long az YOU wish as they are
good mp to the last night. And NO
one ia the office viii know now YOU
stand a. The total amcuut OF money
,nned in by each contestant is kept
q secret
The total vote may not run so
very high as a number Of babies are
running about even and the vote viii
be we'll divided
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
RULES OF LIE CONTEST.

Ten dollars r -aH NIU ha aNarIe.
each week a. O'Clock SsurIa.
might auI rlo large prizes will D..
awarded SATURDAY. Uer -tH.
The ballot rlt from me paper
counts one vote. These ballots must
be cast az least once each week.
Besides the small ballots votes are
issued with subscriptions to The Bull
.rtiu.
For e1.ry dollar that Is paid on
new subscriptions $50 are issued and
for every dollar that Is paid their
subscriptions br old subscribers loo
votes are issued
40 votes viii he issued when a
sam less than one dollar is paid On a
subscription
The following table uIu a.d SOU.
The Bulletin months $500 gives
I20 votes
The Puiietin months $3.50 gives
50 votes.
The Bulletin months $500 gives
eco votes
The Bulletin ole year $500 gives
20 votes
Or "a subscription is new 20 afFf
InHai votes WiI DE- given for every
month paid
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
No Sure SIGN.

The will OF wealthy New York
man was found when read 10 contain
only 30 words That is no sure sign.
however. that some Of his disgruntled
kin will not try to make II look like
30 conts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
Difficult Lesson.

Make it thy business To know thy
self which is the most difficult lesson
in the world -Calylnfas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16

There are 2loeO dangerous Grim.
llais in Paris Who ere caueble q DO
Ing murder AMI 100000 vho live b.
dishonest means
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
nth ANNIVERSARY
CT American Federation Of Labor oc
ourrsd Ysstsrday-ssn Comp
ers Pres dent 20 Years.

Denver Ncv. H. Am0rs fha felc-
eeits 70 tho convention cf the Auei-
"a Federation Of Lalnr t0lar fra
cent referprce Eas made ~ t,e TACT
tat today ra7 re- z7tl a1nirers rs
G. &c i nrfin- - re rre1nizafica.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
RsdIsh Of Unknown Derivation.

The radish. greatly modified BY cul-
tivation. probably hal It's origin in
the temperate zone. but from What
wild species il is derived IL not eK.
actly known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16
RHd and SAT.

Conversation is GOOD form % -
sreise for hose afflicted with hear
d-ssas-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16

times created the prejudice born Of
fear among the PEOPLE against the
greatest OF them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-16

The third week of the contest start
| nd this morning. Did il find YOU vita
Il good wad of reserve votes or have
sou cast an that you have This
week win be one Of Inc best in the
outest to build up your standing AS
many who have been taking veT
active part ia The contest are quiet
" taking a rest for the final dash of
he race They have spent their first
energy aud VIII be content to hold
heir present place in the race VIA
you grasp his opportunity 10 place
your baby's name among the leader
or TO win the gold coin that viii BE-
awarded next Saturday night Il did
not take as many new ones to win thn
ace last week as il did the former
weeks and this week promise TO be-
4 cinch for any one who does a little
husrling among glejr friends
You have a number Of friends who
take The Bulletin that would be glaa
10 pay a year IN advance if you would
ask them to give YOU the votes one
yearly subscription viii aiye-721'
votes and half dozen subscriptions
will place your babys name at the
tor OF the list Get in line for the
dnal dash Half The people who take
The Bulletin Will subscribe before the
nnptagf plggae anil .op,. kabz- 1-fl1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
NEW YORK rnopUcE ,1ARkEr.

NEW YORK. July 3o-FLOUR-Firmly
held but quiet. Rye Flour and Corirmeal-
Steady. Rye-Dull. Wheat-spot Arm: NJ.
red 9aaic. q $1.01 elevator: closed / " db1hc.
net higher. July closed at s1.o2: September.
asipc.: December. s1.o1A; May. s1.o3A. Corn
SPOT steady; No. 2. sac. nominal. elevator.
Options &c. net advance. July. SIC. Sep
tember snhc.: December. tic. Oats-spot.
easy; mixed. 62165c.: slipped white. SO to
40 pounds, G56f75c.
Beer-Qniet Cut Meat.-stendy. Lard
Firm; refined. firm; Continent. s10.101l0.50:
compound. sS.2hTs.50. Professionally. Tai
low--E Easy. Petroleum-Steady. Rosin and
Turpentine-Quiet. Rice-Frm. Molasses-
Dull Sugar-Raw, nrm; fair refining.
s3.75; centrifugal. ?6 test. s4.e5: molasscs
sugar. s3.45G3.55: refined. steady. Coffee
Futures closed steady. net unchanged 20
5 points lower. Spot quiet: Rio, No. T. SIC:
Sertos, No. A. stsc.
Buttcr--Steady and unchanged; receipts
T. o4a packages. Cheese--Weak: receipts
500 boXeE: state. full cream, specials, 12k
s61sAc.: do. small. colored or white, fancy
12c.. do. large, colored white, fancy,
HE; do. good to prime. 1l6liisc.; do,
common, 9hI10Nc. Eggs-Irreguar and
unchanged: receipts. 1864 crates. Freigh.s
and Peanuts-Unchanged. Potatoes-Steady.
Jersey per barrel. so.50627.5. Cabbages-
STEADY and unchanged. Cottonsced OIL
Easy for spot but steady for futures. Prime
crude. nominal; prime summer yellow. 43c.;
off summer yellow. 4eG42Hc.: good off sum
mer yellow 41ap42c.: prime white. A5@
Atc.: prime winter yellow, i7G49c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
DOG KILLERS ON BICYCLES

New York Policemen Enforcing the
AIuzzlc Inv There.
NEW YORK, July 3O-Bicycle po-
licemen are going through the towns
on Staten Island to-day killing all
dogs at large. Any dog found on the
public highways without nuzzle will
be killed by the officers The police
men ride along the road reyolyers in
hand. ready to shoot any monsrels
they see. IS
This new method of doing away with
the dogs is absolutely necessary, owing
to the large number of persons at
tackled and severely bitten. The force
of dog-catchers at the present time Is
entirely inadequate. In tho last four
months more than 5000 dogs have been
captured and killed on Staten Island.
There have heen two deaths from
hydrophobla and eighty-fivc persons
have taken the Pasteur treatment dur
ing that period.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
COTTON MARKETS.

~ NEW YORK. July 20.-White private con-
.ti.tions reports indicated n somewhat lower
ssitSuie by the official statement than had
rEecb previously looked for. to-days cotton
i1anre irresuarity than any real tendency.
Tho close was steady. net points higher 20
2 points lower. Sales welG estimated at
5000 bales. The market opened steady At
q decline of 25e5 points aud during the
middle of The morning increased he loss to
5asmatter of a@ls points under local bear
pressure, light Southern selling and scatter
& i;.ri liquidation. which was promoted by dts
Hrpcirtlng cables and good weather reports
Some thought that the buyers We're trying
:. 10 test tho market to determine the attitude
VI the. bull party on the approach OF the first
August notice day, and the government rc-
pofi at noon tomorrow. but support was
forthcoming H$1nnd a.3U for October, and
during the .Tttesncon a rally TO about the
CLOSING prices of Last night on the new
tcrcE was led BY August, which sold Mt ISL
or points net higher. The close wa. with
IN point of the top, August showing a
gain OF . points, while the new crop was i a
: points net lower. Four private condition
reports were issued during the day. show
11nG an improvement for the month of from
$50 OF ! per cent. to 81 per cent. Liver
pool VIII be closed on Friday Saturday and
MpEday. Southern spot markets were un-
changed, &c. lower.
"A Gulf storm is reported off tho Atlantic
d Coast and with rains predicted for the
Eastern belt there may have been some COW
4stihS during tho day on apprehens ions OF
unsettled conditions in that section
" Esimated' receipts OF cotton at the ports
to-day were 2.Gh5 bales against 2426 last
Week ana IS last year. For the week ~,
900 bales against 23,l60 bales last week and
4o2aa last year. To-day's receipts at New
SitrieaEs ~ bales against nil last YEAR and
~ houston Dos bales against 90 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
TRADE REPORT.

Bradstrect's Saturday will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
Wholesalers of dryi goods and no.
tons report ordering fair and antici-
pate increased business as the season
advances Jobbers of millinery have
travellers out with fall samples. and
report prospects encouraging. Manu-
facturers of food products and cam
neries are at their busy season: they
report fruits and vegetables plentiful
in most sections. Manufacturers OF
boxes, shocks and packing crates are
working at full capacity. Jobbers OF
shoes report fair orders. Retail trade
is dull. Collections continue slow.
Crop Report.
Seasonable rains are reported
throughout the district: this has been
beneficial to all growing crops, as
dry weather had egun to work in
jury to crops and pasture lands in
many sections. Tobacco and cotton are
reported in good condition. and the
indications are for a full crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

few who have stood together in
this work, and claim that the as
ISOLATION has advanced the price Of
tobacco very materially, and that
all tobacco growers have been.
benefited by this advance. but 1t
is impossible for few OF us to
keep the association alive and bear
the burden and expense necessary
to maintain 1t. Now, unless more
farmers help in the movement this
year It will necessarily have to be
abandoned. We never have had
brighter prospects than we have
now. With the thorough organiza-
ton of the Western tobacco grow
crs, and the advance in price of
their products, we should be in a
position to get good price for
ours; but II you do not avail your.
self of the opportunities offered
you, and through non-support al
low the organization to fail. you
Will have no one to blame but
yourselves II low prices come
again. therefore urge upon you
TO stand by the association and
help perfect our plans for the pro-
lection OF your interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
HARRY S. C 0RNIsHs ALIVE
Aolincuxs lIystcry Witness Denies re-
Ef4A5ts3 80 mort Of He n II.

;AIolincux Mystery Witness Denies Re.
port of Death.
NEW YORK; July 30,-I1arry S. Cor.
snish, who was. except Roland b. Mol.
fineuX. the most interesting figure In
the great Adams poisoning mystery
eleven years. ago, read with some
amazement in the morning papers that
he was supposed to lbe dead. Some
men, who claimed to be sure Of their
facts, had Identified the body of a
man found in Gravesend Bay last sun.
day, and now in the Coney Island
sMorgue, as that OF Cornish.
AT first the Identification appeared
reasonable. Cornish has the slot ma
chine concessions In Dreamland, and
has been making a lot ofBmoneY there.
The supposition was that lie was way
laid and thrown into Coney Island
Creek or the bay S ID
Cornish said to-day that no has not
been to Coney Island for a week, and
leaves his business there in the hands
of an assistant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
WAR ON NAUGHTY P0sTALs.
Atlantic City Police rrc.t Two Denl-
crs, and More Are to Follow.

Atlantic City Police Arrest Two Denl-
crs, ind More Are to Follow.
ATLANTIC CITY, ~. r., July 30
War against naughty postcards on the
Boardwalk by the police resulted in
the arrest of Leslie A. Fields and Dan
lei Scull, along with half bushel OF
alleged art" cards, depicting scenes
and figures that arc snid to have
shocked even the detectives who made
the raid. The two men were held un-
dor $50 bail to-day for court by Re-
corder Hayes.
e Chief Woodruff has announced that
5last9night's raid is the first of an in
tended series by which he intends to
clean up the vendors Of the naughty
postals. who have become active in tho
work of selling their wares to sporty
visitors. Members Of women's societies
have made complaints over tho traffic,
and have engaged lawyers to assist In
the prosecutions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
New Virginia. Concerns.

The Corporation Commission issued the
following charters yesterday:
Douglas Tailors Cine. i Richmond II. G..
buchanan, president: r. S. Valentine. vice
president. both OF Richmond; G. F. Shortt
secretary and treasurer. Pc tersburs. Capt.
tai, Maximum. S10O.000:S minimum, $1,000
OtSects: Tailoring business
Lovegrove Milling and Feed Company
E(Gnco, Charlottesville j. W.. Loyegrovc.
president: 7. e. Pocrs yice-president; Q. b..
Harris, secretary and ttreasurer-nll of
charlottesville. Va. 5Capital: Maximum.
$4,000; minimum. $4,000 Objects Feed
IIodcarriers Union No. 2, Richmond, w.
u TAYLOR. secretary: C. "A. Taylor president;
John Dabney. treasurer-all OF Richmond,
No capital stock. Objects: Charitable and
benevolent society. $,ssS6 4
b Diugud-Noel Metalwnre Company &Inc).
5LSnchburg. Meem Diuguid, president and
treasurer; Il, NJ. Noel. vice president and
general manager: *. fD.& UrquhartS secretary
ana treasurer--ull of 9I4ynchburg. Capitals:
Maximum, 10000; minimum. $4,000. OBJ
icets: rtnware and tin roofing business
W. a. Miller q SON tInc.). @I4ynchburG. W.
L. Miller president: w J.. Petit, vice -prcsi-
dent: II. r. Miller, secretary and treasurer
al of LynchburE. Capital: Maximum, $30,-
900 minimum, $4,000, Oblects: Dealers
IN held and garden seed
Carney Adjustable Horseshoe Company
me-. Norfolk. Charles IL. Consolvo, pros
ident NJ B. Long, secretary ana treasurer;s
Il w. Carney, general :manaSer--allt OF Nor
ielk Captal Maximum, $4,000; mini
horseshoes. sg 5s Il 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
New relenhol,r,e plrectory,

The new telephone directory of the South
orr Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
OF Virginia for Richmond has been placed
In the hands OF subscribers by Manager r.
r. Morris. The new book shows that there
has been considerable increase In the num-
be, of subscribers in Richmond
The southern Boil Company recently COM
pleted /. handsome new exchange on Grace
street. and is rendering excellent service.
Tho improvements that have been made
here were necessary by reason of the rapid
growth OF the city Those extensions pro-
vide facilities for the city for tho next five
Years, and give assurance that the service
OF the company will be maintained at its
present high state OF Efficiency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
TO SUSPEND BUSINESS
WHILE THINGS ARE DULL

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July 30
Frederick Dorr, broker, with offices
Butte, Mont. and Spokane, Wash. a
member of the New York Stock Ex-
change and the Chicago Board Of Trade.
has telegraphed from New York to his
local manager to suspend business.
in the cause given for the suspension.