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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07
Ylaitora In the CITY.


The following visitors to Washington
registered today at The Star once:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Calvert, Stewards.
vine. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. swope and
Miss Grace ewope. Lancaster. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mr.. e. ]. Martin, Hazleton.
Pa. "a,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. BudaIl. Suffolk. W 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07
Prestige:

The paper that carries the great
est amount of paid classified adj
vertising Is the paper that Is most
widely read In the town in which It
Is printed.
Not every one can afford to use
big display ads, but no one Is 80
poor that he cannot afford to use
the Want columns of a newspaper
not even the man out Of a job.
Printers Ink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07
Pygimes Glad to Get Home.

after a thousand-mile trip inland. when
at last they reached their old forest
haunts, it would have made an immortal
picture II their faces could have been
depicted as they caught sight Of objects
dear and familiar. There was a giant
cottonwood, under whose mighty limbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07

No Bad Effects From Trip.
II did not see and have not heard Of any
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.

and avss p sovs1 10 ass sheBnso so DO
6oa roc: do short and tangled 5og 5oc
rSuLTRY3ALIvE carload lots being unloadea
IN
have TO be carried while cars OF late receipts
% the r'h Is
TGRkEYs pT!%s per e ~ lac DO &c ous Sia Sc DUCKS
pss H. s GEESE ss &C.
sINEx Fowls % per- pair Soc; @ PiGEoSs per pair
oULTRY-DREssEp-There is very little demand
fowls fowls have cleaned up closely. and with continued
, she Is N & Ss2 ss
sS s bv here . fair rasn at the
week mostly for fancy tom turkeys and fancy roast
We quote, Fresh Killed, TTRKEYs; young hens
Isis; i4e: old hens prime. lee: cid
9 psT per e. fRrss 'is p
aTy pohsd ssiseted = to box i4a4so DO fane3
iIa14e; Dc iced fowls Il 14e: hsavy fowls dry
s fs
A q sss Sns S;S s?.ss
shoIIhRs aSy aea3se ats eHieK hSas
sasFsss BSKs isSisa
Potatoes AND DvEGEraBIEs-Pootasoes iSe in liberal
$ a % aad ss5 s na %
paragus plenty and steady Artehokes weak Rees
escarole largely and lower Cauinowers firm Egg
plants slow. kale and spinach less plenty ana slightly
higher Lettuce steady. peppers dull Peas
and beans largely of ordinary quality selling slowly
Parsley weak and lower. Romaine duh.
Tomatoes selling fairly Turnips weak. watercress
steady. Mushrooms firm. FIothouse
radishes weaker. Other vegetables about quoted
quote: POTATOES Bermuda second crop per bbl So 80
Q$6; do Florida. white No l. S4a$6: Southern
second crop: No s2a$a 90 do Maine per sack so:
do Long Island bbl 81 5oQ$2 10;
bag, So 15S2 80 do state Pennsylvania Western
in bulk per $50 10 Sc qS2 So do sack 81 coa$2
d. small sack $2n$2 l5 do German per 1851 bag
81 2s SWEET Potatoes Jersey No l. per basket 81 80
G$2 30: DO No 2. 75cG$1 IS VEGETABLES-ASPARA-
GUS California green dozen punches. 50Q$s; do
white y 6oa@o co. dc Per dozen bunches a20
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

So ARTICHOKES California. No l. per drum. s4Gs6:
ANISE New Orleans. per bbl, s3@$S So BRUSSE ELS
SPROUTS per quart. 5G2oc: BEETS Charleston per
hunches s2S4 do New Orleans 100 lunches S2G$3:
do Bermuda. I5c$1 25: CARROTS. Charleston.
100 bunches 81 5oa$c So do New Orleans small
100 punches. S2GS3 do large bb S2Gs2 so: Ber
muda, crate. 75cs1 %: do old. bbl bag seq
per sanford 81 75dS2 do small
81 50aS2 California. Jersey Island. fancy.
crate $5 5Oas6; do California. good TO prime.
s44S5; CABBAGES. red, per ton, S12GSiS; do Danish
seed &10GS13: do old bbi 75cGS1 do old red SIG
81 & do Charleston crate 81 ooaS3 do Florida.
new. per crate. seasc 30: CHICORY New Orleans.
bb $1Gs2: Florida and South Carolina basket.
75caS1: CUCTrMBERs. Florida. basket sec
SO cAUIIFIOwERS. California half crate. Soq
So 30: EGGPLANTS. Florida and Cuban. per box. $1GD
81 ESCARoLE. New Orleans per bbl Sid$2: do Florida
and South Carolina. per basket. 75cds1: HORSE
RADISH. Western bbi. s36S4: KAIE Norfolk.
bbl 30g6oc, Baltimore, 4oa5oc: KoHLRABI. New
Orleans per punches. $3aS5, do Charleston. s2aS3
LETTUCE North Carolina, basket. slG$2 do South
New Orleans 5Oc9SI ONIONS. small white. pickle per
bb S3aS4 Connecticut white. bhl S4a$5 so: do
red and yellow, $2QSa 80. do and Western. white
per crate, 75c0S1: red yellow bag, 81 5ol
So so: County yellow. bag. $20S2 90; do
x2GS2 do Cuban standard crate 81 5oQ$l 20.
I.EEKS New Orleans, leo lunches $idS2; DO North
Carolina per crate. I5cax1; SHALLOTS. New Orleans.
per punches x2a$a So ScALIIoNs. North Carolina
$Ia$1 so: okRA. Florida. carrier. q$4:
do Cuban siass; OYSTER PLANTS. per punches.
SIaS5: PEPPERS. Florida and Cuban carrier, SIG
81 50; PEAS Florida basket $1e1$2 Io. PARSLEY.
New Orleans curly. per bh 81 5oa$S do plain. $39$a
do Flerida and Carolina, per basket 81 do Ber
muda per box, II; PARscIPs. Per hhl. 5bc: Ro4AINE
New Orleans. per ~. Nossi = 11eFa4A - ssskss.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York March o9

New YORK, MATCH
COFFEE-The coffee market was quiet today: and
opening unchanged 3 points lower held steady
around the initial figures closing steady at the partial
@ , points reported Of 900 bags.
decline the opening due moderate offers.
which seemed TO demand consequence III the
maintain prices around the
level There nothing the foreign TO
suggest and local technical conditions did
such s lead adjustment OF existing
commitments. the European markets Havre
changed and Hamburg unchanged 20 < pfg higher
Neither Brazilian markets reported change in
prices and receipts about the same as recently
the ports getting bags, against II 900
ago receipts have been
a03S bags against 100000 year ss4sooo
two years ego Considerable interest felt IN the
proposition make the minimum fiuctuation in the
point instead of = which ques-
taken after the close for the purpose
of6s determining sentiment Of the members. The
to minimum fuctuation in prices
point Endorsed OF the members. thirty
Of the proposal and twenty two
against The final decision rests with the board OF
managers coffee quiet, with
quotations on the basis for Rio No I.
The prices the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

May was finally quoted 81 o2hs while July closed
at 963sc The foreign markets ell lower the
declfne including d Liverpool 10 70 Is points at
Paris FAC at Berlin and 4c at Budapest. The North
west receipts were 25e cars against la cars Ior tWo
DAYS last year. but private advices from Minneapos
intimaed that mills would work only half their ca
paciry next week and that cash demand was very
poor Late reports from Missouri said there had been
good rains in that shown the map. TRADE
was cutie active in ell speculative markets during the
DAY. with sentiment inclined be rather bearsh on
the outlook. partly governed by severe break IN
corn Exporters took about loads No 2 red IN the
local market quoted at ST 0034 elevator and
81 00% aHoat; ! Northern. Duluth 81 13 "a
and No hard winter. 81 IL afoat Seaboard
wheat and -four clearanees for the day 3790 900
bushels. CORN-On predictions for heavier receipts
next week the market had a break on Saturday
that uncovered lot Of loss orders and made the
market weak half hour. when enough
covering developed o rally the list about u At
o'clock May in New York was quoted at 753ec
ana July at 72Ac The estimate for Mondays re-
ceips at Chicago was S23 Liverpool closed 1sd
rover and there load for export. while commits
som houses sold quite generally throughout the fore
noon NO corn in New York was quoted at "a ec
elevator elevator and CSC nominal + ahoat: other grades
nominal OATS-The market for oats was weakened
by commission house selling of July and September
ana the general depression in other grains Cash
We're easy at New York. closing as follows: Mixed,
20 to 81 b. sec: natural white. 26 80 ID. 56 soc;
clipped white. So a 62l2c. RYE-Market
duli and easy No . Western. Soc nominal O b
New York. BARIEY-Mdrkec nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

CoTToN-The cotton market had a lower opening
,r rallied and very steady advance OF
3G6 points. the half session were estimated
-slsou market opened STEADY at a
decline Of car points. in response to lower Liverpool
cables and continued good weather in the South nu soon
,srl3e5 covering over the week end. which WAS
~no:ed by supply figures and reports Of hress
srnt markets. within point
or q Trading quiet aId seemed -
for over the week
and there be much buying for long
on the advance from the opening decline Liverpool was
when due points lower 70
points higher The English market was points
Of Liverpool stocks OF ATneri-
can cotton decreasing quite rapidly and the amount
small. private cables were Re-
ceived complaining a poor oftake- The week end
buiish decrease n le32s5 bales pe.t
renas IN fna visible supply of American against de-
crease Of for the week last year ana
bales. against 2}1op baies
Week reviews not particularly
Encouraging as conditions in manufacturing circles
and more pronounced curailments are predicted Tor
TaiVsr before the end the month Last weeks produ
tfo showed curtament Of about pieces and it
vas estimated $4,000 pieces prouced aoout
''BradHtreets reports moi
rsfa an Increased belt fteaders
map predicting co4der weather III
central and western sections before Monday
The contract prices IN the local market 'oay
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

the FAILS market for & Zig & Iron M at
Sass Mao GRADES MsS asa @ uss
MoLAssEs AND sYRurs-rhe market for syrup.
fa fa aenc ss s Sw a aa
prime % SOC: New Orleans. open kettle: sg42c,
s 30s good, @ a,a4.1 g.
covering shorts light pit
s @ sH AND at %. 3 5 s d f a1
100 September at 4llac. Unseed oil was unchanged. A
s5as5 ss95s s ~
bgIke esc: refined New YORK ioses; Phaaepaa
10 5e M & Hw SS es vs 10 S' cass se New w
York 1890; Philadelphia. 13 s5c. CoTToNSEED OIL
Maes SI Ap Rs sste May y9 a e s a
sum seps0er 0e Ma s ana So5ooef g G a 1o @
REs Whit 4egt prms .ssa winter % rave y9s ssat4c s
out Of town raw. %2a+ao Calcutta raw 7oc LARD OIL
nss am market @ haS s
ened up again near the close on good commission house.
@ 1 os osS fsa ss 1e SO @ Gsf FANNY a5f s g
s6ea Ss6s g. Mss sS @ 2 fa asS So sas
s2aSla %. sS sssrs ssss l1as mfs sa osrr BEE Quot
ed i:f Baeoos eeoss nc = si Ise n 1e ie5 r. ne; 40 -:
Rls Rsons ss &C. 10 SG NJ n 4s 9sss 4 Is e & @@4
hams dun: quoted sas3ae TAIL1owseady ,1s ci,y
western. SOFAS Soc CITY lard steady: quoted at Sc
Renned lard steady Quoted; South Amerca 2o Cen,
at 67sq7Isc sTEARINE-Fir1l Quoted: oleo Sc. city
steartne. a8913c.
RICE-The market for rice was firm with good
Jobbing demand here and excellent sales movement
the Southern points Of distribution" Quotations
follow: Screenings. 81 Q3ae ordinary. 80 q re.
fair. AZ a5c: good ordinary. 5is a1i.c: prime -
80. choice. 6G G6Azcs Japan domestic % q S'.c'
Patna. foreign. els 869.c' Rangoon and bassein-
5q5hc.
sUGAR-Ths marke, for refined sugar was quiet on
new business Withdrawals quite good ana
the market ruled firm. but UNCHANGED The following
are list rebate of 10 points and
OF ! cash days; Crystal
dominoeE T.75o; Eagle tablets T7oc: cut loaf o-oc
crushed q 1oc. mould =. 5I5c. cubes. eagle. . 10
bags powdered and eagle confectionery granulated
g csc: powdered. 5.55c powdered. coarse powdered
and powdered and eagle coarse and extra me
ted. eagle. = HI cartons OF fnA sranu-
late s zoe: ga 10 bags do. q DOC:
: bags do Soc. III bags do. 6.65c. 2S and 30
ID bags do 546c. eagle fine or standard granuated
and diamond 4. {. 4oc: confectioners 4. 52oc. No l.
2Oc: Nos and 8. 515c No 1. Ice. No .. 5o3c;
No g. &c: No T. 4s5c: S. aoc No 8. s5c: No
10 4Tac: 20 II. 4 roc: u. 6Jc. No IL 1900.
Nos and 4a5c. The London market for beet
sugar quiet and unchanEed with
March at si3d and April al lis Sad. The local
market firm and unchanged Win
duty paid prices quoted follows: Centrifugal. se
test $500; Muscovado s9 test 8s6o noiasses sugar
est to-day there was some business
say 10000 to 80 600 bags Cuba. centrtf9Eal at DC,
freight. basis 90 test. 10 Howeil, whlch ~
on a parity of s6c duty paid
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND rEAs-The moysmsps mover m in dome domestic d9
choice pea which are relatively scarce. the marke,
has easy In some dIss there ,n Is
beans steady the basis Of 81 20 a 81
fS Steady i5eaVIa We aa a9ote BEHNs@maTTow
sau n1sh ehase
o sood 81 SO o Ps s. so sorfsd s2sa
medium 81 90 white ao ;la9ey q a &c choice d1
aon 20 good sS rt 81 s5 black turtle soup
Choice. s. ass 80 PEAs-sootoh bags per bush
today 2145 pkss pkg @ TheTs 5f,S, VAS
high grade goods GreameTy specials brought 2ss
the Of eftras "a al shs nsas
and for ,sss sssys can auass s
creamery is not moving to any extent and the feeling
atey well and is firm. but the other 1 grades IS DO not
fssrao' faVor Pack Packing stock about steady
sRsea PEI @ .sc3ss ass DC g e % as hras
2sc do held specials. 2s1se do extras 27a g2se;
81 a2e: state dairy good choice. s2sc DO com
to c aa Se a Go
do thirds. 16g17e: imitation creamery m a nFsts
2Se western FACTORY hed hrsts 2o@soc
ing stock No j. 1ec: do No 2. 1s9ls3ao do No g.
a2. Trading only moderately active t91ng 9
the week. particularly in good useful qualities Of
have l only limited outlet but supplies sht ana holders
Fine fa mad skins in fair demand and T1;
little occasional small lots is. Of f. cheap
ored and Gas for white American Gas for ooored and
els for wh @ s small f1 coed ans is&c do
le DO iags eeored "a and a,s White ona1 ,anGy a1
iagasec SKINS e. w'ntsT M m aa spscais a
iic do skins fine. sl4a9sc do fair to good 6asc; do
DC asda ss S9 1S7 Receipts
and holders are s Hsns tos ss',y IS shs hns
n sslleTa favor strictly goods but there
b sod to considerable extent about l8c but it
hard desirable brands under ls at waiG
vania and nearby white fancy. lsk@1sc do
to do sq2 s2s- % Go and
c DO do'' thirds sa1sss dirtlss isagsc oa checks
oflsi fseh fsEs goose f
Aes grades sell es well %a Oranges sssn in
ss gP kn and os Psr sp ss g. do
Common storage s2asa d sptzsassrg cold storage;
sss p cod cd storage s. 60 do $3.50
s. 0 s. a as M So SSd Of
sad So q4 DO general offerings s2ss do do eGm%SR 81 ."@
ssss ssssi s.-;s s 1ssSsl .,3
ss Sc 90 ssass ssI. So ss.s
sg ep '9 Quart aeassa Do Open dPaes
florida n.9 in .ss nss H E ssr m dR fsasa r os
good fancy per box S5as7 so: do to fair s@s4
PEI s sdss @ per crate DO
markets generally m @ p..,s eSe
few small sales reported at sg4.e in California 90
in Oregon and 3d 4c In washington Remaining stocks
the Pacific in all three states estimated
600 bales including a large quantity
held dealers especially those who both dealers
and local market there has been
little Inquiry from brewers but otherwise scarcely
trading. A few sales reported in the state both OF
the lower and better grades. We quote State. 1907
choice per H. IL i3c; do prime. eG 1lc do medium
5Q Sc: do Pacific Coast 1907. choice "a Sc; do prime.
5iz q &c: 10 medium. Sc do Germans. 1907. prime
choice, 2592sc; do state, 1906 susc; do Pacific
Coast 1906
HAY AND sTRAW-The market s steady on strictly
prime hay. but very little such coming. All other
grades continue dull although further reduction
Gaa bssn made in quotations We quote: Hay
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
lNDUSTR RIAL.
RAILROADS,

Shares Open High Low Last
sold
900 chicago Subway ls&I 1s&I 1s34 IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

et. $50 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

almost the entire attention of brokers in the
market for outside securities given over TO the
srecuation in Yukon Cold Opening transactions
were made almost simultaneously at 5IA TO H.
dealings were largely in 1o00share lots, although
later il shifted down TO hundreds, and even
smaller shares The balance Of the market was
ignored SO far As business was concerned and QUO
tations hard to procure. Toward noontfme
slight activity developed in other parts Of the
market, with prices somewhat easier in tone
STANDARD Oil ran off 15 points Chicago Subway
was easy. Boston was down L. Butte Coalition
was up y. Net changes elsewhere were for the
most part fractional Bonds were dull and about
unchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

tOupOIlS duO a. lAA4S oAACO
Birmingham Railway Light g. Power Co. 41as
Carter Coal g. Iron Co. LIST 5s
Central Railway Co. of Peoria 1st Mtge. 5s
City of Dallas, Texas, GO Fdg. Bonds.
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. of Terre Haute
ISL Mtge. -'''. %
City Water Supply Co. 1st Cons. Mtge. 5s
Clallam Co., Wash, S. D. No. 90.
Clinton Iron & Steel Co. 1st Mtge. .-.......5 .5s
Colorado Springs Light & Power Co.. list 5s
Columbia University Club I'd Mtge- ...... As
Columbus, London & Springfield Ry Co.,
lst mtge. %
Con. Light & Power Co. of Whitehall. list 5s
Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversville r. r. Co
Fulton Light, Heat g. Power Co. 1st Mtge. 5s
Greenville Water Co. 1st Mtge .5s
Imperial Electric L., H. & Power Co. 1st
Mtge Us
International Nickel Co. 30Year Sinking
Pund IS
Kansas City Southern Railway Co. 1st. .3s
Lincoln Light, Heat & Power Co. 1st Mtge bs
Maiden Electric Co. 52o Gold Coupon Notes
Metropolitan Crosstown Ry. Co. 1st Mtge 5s
National Fire Proofng Co. 1st SO Gold Notes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
dull: sales bales; speculation and export, 300;
American receipts. 1000 bales. all American mid
Futures opened dull. points lower
ouet points lower and 31194 points lower on
late months: March March-Aprfl, 55d Apri-hay.
s22Ld: May-June. 3 23d; JuneJuiy 522td; July -An-
gust 2ld August-Septeber Bid: September
1ozd: October November I'D: November December
sod Decenber-January, 5o61zd January-Feorlary
5.05d.
FI0VR AND MEAI-Fiour slow to-day, with
prices lower TO sell There small sale in KAN
sas clears. Rye -four continued dull at old quota
tfons. The following prices quoted on the New
York Produce Exchange, sgring patents s. % q
SIS % straights 81 IS 81 5o winter patents
s. 60 "a 30: spring clears 81 4og 81 30; extra No
winter SO 90 81 Is; No winter So 6o9 50 So
RYE FLOUR-Quiet. quoted: Fair TO good - 5oG
s. %. choice 10 fancy. S5as5 %. CoRNMEAI-
steady Quoted: Kiln dried SO SIS Gs3 Is BAG MEAL
steady. Quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 45 q
81 so coarse 81 4OGs1 40 FEED-Western dun. city
steady. Quoted Western spring. SIS; standard mid
ding s27 20; $2e So red dog. $50 10: city
bran s26 So bulk s2s SIS 80 sacks mddling s2S 25
qs2e so; dog. $40 rs; honiny chop, $50 90 bulk
SIG so sacks OIL MEAL. S32 50.
GRAIN-WHEAT-A good deal OF weakness was
by domestic wheat markets prices
New York losing cent hushel In the forenoon
and Western about much This in face OF
disanpoinfing weather conditions in the Southwest.
as Kansas and Nebraska had rain to speak Of but
experfencec something OF cold spell. The opinion
prevail the in no immediate
fro weather. Notwithstanding bullish
and that present high prices
discounted 81 good deal In the way of crop damage
and other bullish Toward the o'clock close
there a u cent rally from the low point. and
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

6 600 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

sens oents Per share. TODD lots
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

606aoc; Bermuda per box. T5ca$f: RADISHES.
South Carolina basket 81 5oGs2 DO North Caroline.
o0cuSi 25 do Norfolk basket. I5c1$1 so. STRING
BEANS. Florida. basket crate.
$1G$4: SQUASH. Hubbard. per bbl. s. 5o9$S: do
row. $2n$c 80. do Florida and Cuban white. per boz.
81 noaGs2; do Cuban. crookneck. s26s2 so: SPINACH.
Norfolk. per bbl. 50aI I5c; do Baltimore 5o860c.
TOMATOES. Florida. per carrier. slGs2eo do Cuban.
75cQ$1 rs; TURNIPS, Canada. rurabaga, Dbl. S10
81 ~ DO Carleston rutabasa per bag I5casi do Nsw
Orleans white per bbl $cG$: 50 do old white. per bh..
BEET TOPS. dollhouse. per bush boz &C: CCCuAD4Rs.
SsGS4: LETTUCE. hoshouse. dozez. 1Qz5c: MuSI9-
ROOMS. hothouse. per h. S955c: MINT: hcehsssa -
dozen punches. 2564oc. RADISkE9. hce1nunss - -
punches. l2Qse Is: EHusAels wsa1 -
@ G 80; e e - r = - ss.s1'A
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
The New York ! rust Company
26 BROAD STREET.

On ana alter April l, 1908:
New London Gas Electric Co. LIST Mtge. IS
New London Gas & Electric Co. I'd Mtge. .5s
New York & Stamford Ry Co. 1st Mtge. IS
Peekskiu Lighting & r. r. Co. 1st Mtge. 5s
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie I'd Mtge .5s
Republic Iron & Steel Co. 1st Mtge. Collateral
& Trust Sinking Fund Gold BIDS IS
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.
7fo Coll. Trust Gold Notes.
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. 1st Mtge. prior
Spring Brook Water Supply Co. 1st Mtge. IS
The Tri City Ry. & Light Co. Sc Coll. Trust
1st Lien
Water Light s Gas Co. Cons & Ref
Western New York & PENNSYLVANIA Ry. Co.
General Mtge 4s
Youngstown & Southern Ry Co. Ist IS. Due
1. April 18th, 1908
Sussex Co., Va, Az Refunding R. r. Bonds.
City Of Excelsior Springs, Mo, Funding.
City Of Trenton, Mo, Refunding. .4Ks
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas and Electric Light
W. ''''-...-. -lSC 5S
Due April Goth, 1908.
Colorado Springs Electric Co.5s Co.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-05-29
MONUMENT To LATE
SENATOR M. A. HANNA
Dedicated in Presence of Many
ThousandS-AddreSS BY
General GriggS

Cleveland, Ohio, May pa monu-
ment in memory of the late Senator
Marcus A. Hanna was dedicated here
this afternoon in the presence of many
distinguished guests and thousands OF
spectators.
The Grafton was delivered by John
w. Griggs, former United SAFES A.
t0rney General. Vice President Fair
banks was 10 have presided, but he
was unable 10 attend. His place was
filled by Ex-Governor Myron r. HerricB
Secretary Taft and President Hadley
of Yale College, and Gov. Harris and
staff were among the guests.
The monument was dedicated on its
temporary site in Wade Park. Later
it will be moved down town and plac-
ed in the hall being built in connec-
don. The statute is bronze and was
designed by St. Gaudens. The figure
is eight feet high. The PEDESTAL, de-
signed by Henry Bacon of New York
adds twelve feet TO the nelgnl. II
is of granite. The statue was I'M
yelled by Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCor'
mick and Mrs. Mabel Hanna Parsons
daughters of the late Senator.
In his address Mr.. Griggs said il
part:
The State of Ohio glories in a Ions
roll of illustrious names of sons Of
hers who have won fame for them
selves and never dying honor for theil
State. High upon that roll, ~ wher'
are written the names of President:
of the republic. of great soldiers, o.
statesmen and jurists, of financier'
and philanthropists, stands the name
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-05-29

form, except in the mosl extreme cas-
es, Will be considered until after ihe
decision of the Powers and Howard
cases. This notice is given becaus,
day after day people reach Frankfor,,
coming from a distance, with mat
tiers which only take few minutes,
but each day is used up in these mat
tiers, which must take their turn and
wait until the pending cases are de-
cided."
This means that the decision may
be delayed for more than week, AS
it is taken to mean that there is 20
be delay. If a decision was to be Civ
en- soon there would be no need for
making any announcement about APP
plications for pradons in other cases.
The Governor is still digging away al
the records in the two cases.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-05-29
Miss Rowe HOn0red.

Miss Edwina Rowe, who it a stu
dent at the University Of Illinois, aJ
Champaign, ILL.,, was highly honOred
at the annual May day exercises.
She was first chosen 10 assist the
president of the graduating class in
leading the opening exercises of the
chosen May celebration. She was then
chosen May queen by the students
of the school. Three hundred young
women participated in the browning
of the queen.
The University of Illinois is a CO.
educational school with an enroll
ment of 5000 students and the ex-
ercises of the school every May are
very prominent.
Miss Rowe is expected to return
home about June -. She will ac-
cept a position TO teach in the fail,
either in New York City or Atlantic
City.-Owensboro Messenger.