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Phllaaelphia Produce Market.

PHIIlADELPHIA, March SHUTTER
STEADY; fair demand; extra western cream
cry zoe; extra nearby prints. sic.
EG0S--Steady; fair demand; Pennsyl-
vania and other nearby firsts. free cases,
i7o at mark; Pennsylvania curreat receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-26
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, March 3.-CoTTON-Fu-
lures opened steady; March, 9.42c; April,
$500 bid May ace; July. seOc; october,
Spot cotton closed quiet at 10 points
higher middllng uplands, iO.5oc;. middling
gulf, 1075c. No sales.
April, s.63c; May 967c; June, 959c; July
s.6Oc; August, 9.56c; october. s.46c; Deeem-
ber, 9.4sc.
Higher at 10Ac.
sT. LOUIS March a.-COT-TON-Dull;
middling. iO5bc; no sales; receipts, 47D bales (;
shipments. 80 bales; stock, 5,5l9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-COTTON-
Spot, steady, prices unchanged; middling,
10ssc; sales. leo bales of spot and 100 bales
to arrive. Futures closed: March, 1O.0c,
bid; April. s.s6c. bid; May, 9slc; June,
9S3c, nominal; July, 9.s3ci August, 95lc
October, 947c; December, 946c.
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Articles open. High Low. close
LiverpooI Grain Nrarket.

LIVERPOOL. March 25-WHEAT-spot.
steady; No. red western winter, rs ilkd
Futures, steady; March, nominal May, 6s
llAd; July, 7s 1hd.
CoRN-Spot, steady; prime mixed Amer
lean new, IS 4Ad; prime mixed American
old, 81 I'd. Futures quiet; March. nominal;
May, IS SID.
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Peorfn Grain Market.

PEORIA, ILL.,. March 8.-CORN-Higher;
No, yellow, 6SiSQ6SAtc; No. 8, 6sAe; No.
4 &c; no grade, 6O1zc
OATS-Unchanged; No. white, 51%@
621hc; No. 4 white. 5OA d52c.
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NrIIwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,, March 8.-WHEAT-No.
! northern, $1,000. 1914 No. northern,
81 .O7di OS1h; May, 9SAc bid.
BARLBY-Dull; No. 2 9oc; sample, 6s
dsSc.
coRN-F1rmi No. cash. S086Ic; May,
665kc bid.
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Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, March 5.-COFFEB-Fu-
lures closed steady, net 5 points lower TO
points higher, most months being un-
changed. Sales were reported OF $50 bags
Spot coffee. quiet; No Z Rio &c; No. 4
Santos. 7itqshc. Mild, quiet; Cordova, lOho
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in returnable cases, 1eo at mark; western
free cases, lee at mark.
CHBESE-Firm; good demand; New York
full creams, choice, 15Am16c; New York
full creama, fair TO good. 1bd1bMo.
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Oils and RosIn, ,

OH. CITY. March 3.-OII-Credit bal
ances, N.7S; runs, 1885 bills; average,
1889 bbls; shipments, l72.26 bbls.: av-
erage, l72.031 bbls
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DnIath Grain NTarket.

DULUTH, MINI, March 3.-WHEAT-
No. northern, N-O5% May, Sl.OsA; July.
u.M
;. OATS-5O1sc.
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Treasury statement.

WAsHINGTON. March 25.-Todays state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive OF the $50 0OO.00O g1ld
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-26

TOLEDO, March S.-SEEDS - Clover,
cash, s1S.S5 March. Sls.1O; April Sl2 so;
October H.75. Timothy, prime, n.3. AL
sike, prime, S124
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Articles. open. Hish.I I.ow. oloseL Yes.y.


Cash quotations were as follows; -~,
~ OITis~p,aev: winter patents, S4S5q
I. ss. winter straights, S4oOQA60; spring pat
ents. SS.sOd650 spring straights. ASoa4'SO;
bakers, So SOGs.06. .
.nv,ng gfc6iaa on; No.,a red. S4AAQ954sc.
CORNING. 2. @ddssc; No. yellow e0a
~oSSrszNo. 3. 6s4 @64tc; No. white b4ci
No white. bl1oO41sc -
RARLEY-Fair TO choice mating, 1qSee
sEEDS-Flax, No, northwestern, N,lS s.
short ribs, sides Qoosel,
S6l2ikd6 6s1h. Mess pork, per Dbl, 1850
i2& Lard per 100 lbs, xi.f0 snort ciear
sides boxed, td76QqOo
Following were the receipts and snip
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london Closinr stoclls.

LONDON, March H.-American securities
opened steady today with prices unchanged
10 y above yesterday New York's closing.
Later the movement became irregular and
at noon values ranged from II below TO q
above parity.
London closing stock quotations:
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Bank Clearana..

OMAHA, March 2.-Bank clearings for
today were $1913,OeSss and for the corre-
spending date last year. $1.759, ,S5216
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-On the Produce exchange today the but
ter marked was steady; ereameries, 40
Sikc; daiTieh. ao@98c. Eggs. easy at mark.
cases inolubed. 1BAcs firsts, lte; prime
firsts, lsci extras, 1ec. Cheese. steady. l2lA
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500. ssl s6i; gold coin and bullion, s2A1sS SO:
gold certificates. tS6.StSo90.
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c. a; MaTtson-wyoming.

HOGS-Receipts Of hogs this morning
were not very heavy. but still there were
ali the markets into consideration. The
trade here was In good healthy condi-
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stock quotations:

sILVER-Bar, quiet at sid per ounce.
MONEY-2493 per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2&G2h per cent: for three
months bills. 2% per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-26

KANSAS CITY, March 25.-wHEAT-
Unchanged; May 91Nc; July, sshc; cash.
No. hard, S6qssc; No: 8, s4as7c; No. 2
red, $1.OOd10l; No. 3 red, sec.
&c., cash. No. 2 mixed, 601k461c; No. 3
mixed, 601kG6Oalc: No. white, 61Q615kc;
No. 3 white 601kGl6lc.
OATS-Unchanged No. white, 51652c:
No mixed, 50461c.
RYE-74Gp7Sc.
HAY-Choice timothy. steady, $ll5O112 OO;
SS 10000
BUTTER STEADY; creamery. 2sc; packing
stock, 1Sc.
EGGs- 1ts@%c lower; fresh extras. 15c;
current receipts, 12ltc.
Wheat, bu. ...sr,.,........ l90O 61,0O0
Corn, bu. ,..s..,,...s,,.,., 1900 800
Oats, Du. u."..s......s......... lZ,OOO bel, 1900
Options at Kansas Cityi
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st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. March 25.--wHEAT--weak
track, No. 2 red, cash, s1.01; No. 2 hard,
sScqsi. .041k May, 9614d96ssci July, s6q861Se.
CORN--Weak; track, No. cash, 64c; /;
May, 6Shc July, 62kc; No. white, 64h
@65c.
OATS-Steady; track, No. 2 cash, 521s9
53c; May, SIC; No. 2 white, 541kc.
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents. $4,000
4.S0; extra fancy and straight, $4,000
4.50; clears, $3.65@3.S5.
SEED-Timothy, quiet at 1886 AIS.
CORNMEAL-5teady at $500.
BRAN-Weak; sacked, east track, SLIT
Oils.
HAY-Higheri timothy, s1OOO@1s.OOi
prairie, S10.00@11.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.6.
BAGGING-Shc,
HEMP TWINE-Sc.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady; jobbing
s12.50. Lard, steady; prime steam. $40
@750. Dry salt meats steady boxed
extra shorts, 1925; clear ribs, s7.12h
short clears, $3.50. Bacon, steady; boxed
extra shorts, $500; clear ribs, S712h
short clears, $3.50.
POULTRY-Eirm; chickens, IONIC; springs
14c; turkeys, 1114q121hc; ducks, lie; geese,
61c.
BUTrER-Ffrm; creamery, 23d29c.
EGGs-Unchanged;- l3c. case count.
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Weuneu ouE1E AuVnncInHs
NEW YORK, March 25.-All grades OF re-
fined sugar were advanced lOo per 10
pounds today.
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Articles Open. High Low. c1Ose.l Yes'y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
Virginia Breviities

r. Gault has been reappointei postna s,er
.at Scottsyile. Mr.. Gault has held the ST.
fec for nearly twenty years. a short while
TO presidential Office. There was some
Opposition. but theN present incumbent was
tntorsed by every patron and by the lead
Eng politicians.
f LANCASTER. NA.--alaster Gillian Dav-
~; Fl. Davenport, or this place. is the charn-
pions Wild turkey hunter OF this region. He
has killed two fine turkeys this sxason. On
lss, Friday he Killed large gobhler that
beard nearly twelve Inches long
L. SUFFOLK. Wan German music teach
CT known In this SECTION as August sLinnest,
WIN was brought here yesterday from
south South Carolina to answer forgery charges.
before Justice j ! f. -Deberry, and was sent
OF for Indictment without bail. Linne..,
Claims he was IN the Spanish-A American
War. anu Was presented with, q valuable
Il MORE V.A.---Norfolk's Imports foi
January totaled S99945. and consisted prirl
cipully of fertilizer and plate glass,
NEWPORT. 5NEws.---In tho Corporation
Court yesterday Judge Bnrham granted 4
found guilty Of granddaughter aud given
/ twa years IN tho psnitentiary- a tho last
torn Of court.
! NORFOLK. V.t--1n the Corporation
lCourt to-day 3. ID Oden'l,al was acquitted
and sale of cottofT from the Norfolk and
INestern Railroad. & * NJ,
NORFOLK VAC; a. u. Scott ana A, s.
Wilkins, partners doing bnsincsa as Scott 4
co., to-day bought from 6; ,.tslllups the large
Enei OF Rothery's Lane. The price paid was
lsae,000. The firm are wholesale dealers in
butter. cheese, etc. II.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Academy-"On Pnrolc..
Dijou--"Thc Ninety aud Nine"
ldlc,Yood--Wild Animal Show.
ACauGlt in the Rain o

"Causht in tho, Raln.o
Those who saw Willie Collier I'M
Caught In the Rain ut the Academy
Of Music last night, enjoyed one OF
the brightest. breeziest comedies that
has been here in a long time. Caught
In the Rain" isn't boisterouslys funny,
1t is not that kind of9piece at ALL IT'S
hrmor is infectious, however. and ono
laugh follows another in quick success
sion. After a half season Of musical,
comedy. and melodranlatic plays, It rs
quite refreshing to be s''caught In the
rain" as the audience was last might.
Willie Golfers methods Che prefers
to be called William 5now) are quite
familiar to most theatregoers. AS
Dick Crawford he Is as Smooth" as a
bashful man. can we'll be. The man
who Is afraid OF. q woman land Ut
times. what man is motifs always a
ludicrous object.
IS Collier was ludicrous last night
5lndicrous to such an extent that even
the most reserved one In the audience
lost his dignity. Not to have laughed
heartily at .east several dozen times
would have argued II screw loose
somewhere.
The company was excellent, and rem
ldered good support to the comedian.
Mr.. Albert Perry, as the business man
VINO had Travelled In society, but al
VANS on short trips" ms his6partner
.aptly put It, gave a capital portrayal
of q certain type ofman, of course,
With just enough eXaggeration to aa.
centuate IT.. NIessrs. John Saville, Rich
ard Sterling and Reginald Mason We're
most capable in their respective roles,
Miss Helena Collier-Garrick. as the
chronic knocker"s Mrs. Merriden, al
caricatures OF the woman who is found
inncarly every social set, was excel
lent in her work. Miss Ellen NORTH
mer was quite attractive MS Muriel1
Mason, and Jane Laurel and Anne
Bradley We're each entirely acceptable.
The piece was we'll staged, and tho
5rain-storm effect In the first fitt was
very realistic, almost too much SO for
the members OF the orchestra.
AT the Academy. ls
George M. Cohans musical comedy,
.LittetJohnny Jones."twilI comesto the
Academy NORTHUMBERLAND ss5 s
"Eittle ,Johnny5,lonesn Is a conblna-s
Ition OF farce. comic opera, melodrama
and straight comedy. Several dramatic
reviewers have likened 1T to q musical
lmelodranla. 81 ss3a9 isi II
Nearly one hundred singing ana
| dancing comedians and coined lenn0s
fare enlisted in the presen tn On .s8l
ty Louis Evan Shipman's military sro-
llnance6 OF tho South. On I'arole,, ''s has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
To WELCOME supreme CHANCELLOR.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Wilmington Pythlans are making big
preparations for visit from the SUI
irene chancellor of the knights of
pythas. Judge Charles a. Barnes. of
Jacksonville, III. The distinguished
visitor will reach this city tomorrow
afternoon, accompanied by his wife.
He will BIO received by a large recep-
ton committee and escorted to tho
home of Supreme Master OF the IN
ichequer Thos. d. NTeares, of this city,
where he and his wife will be ems
stertained while here. At night he will
be -the ora tor at "a big Pythian rally
tostake place at the Academy OF Music,
and which. will be followed by a pub
shown other attentions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
JOHN K1NckLE DEAD.
Young Lyncllbur;S Mnn Who Shot Him
self Dies of His Wounds.

isDersaiio The Zines D!spatch.l
Is LYSCHBERG, VA. February g.
ana Of t Kinck1e sos
Company. who shot himself last even
ing in his place of business on Main
street. died at the hospital shortly
before midnight last night withou,
recovering consciousness. He Is sur
yived by his widowed mother. Mrs
Lucy d. Kinckle. OF this city. and two
brathers--Mr. James Kinckle, OF Nor
folk, and Air. Frank Kinckfe, of Bos-
ton. The business of this concern was
In an excellent condition. and there
is not the slightest intimation as &c
the cause of the suicide.
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& +
very III at the Memorial Hospital for
the last two weeks. Is improving.
Mrs. j. Il. spcight and daughter are
Iat the Jefferson Hotel for few days.
Mrs Kitty Scott McGilvra is spend
Ing come. time at the Grafton Hotel,
lin Washington.
Mrs. II. II. Meade. of Petersburg,
spent "Wednesday III Richmond, and
was a member of the receiving party
at the reception given "Wednesday night
10y Richmond Chapter. United Daugli-
ters of the Confederncy, in Lee Camp
Hall.
Miss Bette Garrett. OF Buckner's, is
spending the winter with Mrs. Clayton
q Coleman, at No. IL North Sixth
street.
Mrs. John Tyler has recovered from,
an attack Of brenehitis, and is able TO
be out again.
Mr.. Luther Jeffresa was the host OF
ian informal game OF cards at No. 215
East Franklin Street "Wednesday even
Ting.
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I4YNCHDURG's RUDGET,
Provision FOr Larger Police epart-
nlent and Otherl improvements.

sDe'.l1 10 The 1TImes- . spa tch. 34
2sI4YNCHRURCf, " Al February THE
Common Council Tonight adopted the
budget for the tlsca ar Of II 9OS-10Os
as reported from the Finance Commit
tee, The appropriations amount b to
oyer i So7. 'Eile appropriations,, it IT'S Is
sunderStood, are mt llps to the esti-
Smated reyenu es I'd for the year, as d
number 81 speeill ;appro prlatiohs are
3con I, E. ere long. The budget
lice ! epartnle On I; or 81, ore lights ana
sschoo Is In. 81 tlel to care for the new
exed port lons 81 til re- city 1t pro,
Svldes8 ais os orr l,60 90 for q M newly
sers tod fn Iestry si cnlIlInis sion, which
gNYil nllderta lsei pre- serve the shade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
RICHMOND ENGINEER HURT.
Mr. Harvey Injured In Collision at AZ
cOtinlS aud Scut to FREDERICK nhurs.

Special 10 The Times DISPATCHED
as ALEXANDRIA,, VA. February "a
rear-end collision occurred on the
Washington and Southern Railroad at
oclock this morning at Accotinls.
Fairfax county. Va. when light en-
CINE ran into a south bound freight.
Engineer Harvey Mayo, of Richmond,
saw collision was inevitable. En-
gineer Mayo was badly injured about
the back. The caboose and two cars
of the freight train We're demolished.
Mr.. Mayosis being treated at the hos
Diral here 8as
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~ tss3.-llfs * ~ q (; a il
.Arcadia !Acn,lcmy Burned.

70 575IT Snar'a to The Tm"s- DIsnntch. 3599ea7
u SAI1SBUI2Y,N. c., February G.-The
Arcadia Academy, at Arcadia, Davld-
son county, was burned yesterday, the
fire being ofsan unknown origin. The
school was owned BY the Western
North Carolina Conferenc CO of tho M.
condition under Rev. r., N. Parker, as
lprlncipa ]. Thero WIS no Insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
4-7117775 u u fgT3 ~ 7TI-7T1 Ilill1..
Few Steamer For salisbury

Ia Tsnecinl to The Times DIsput6h.l
SALISBURY, N. c.. february GA
new $4,000 steamer has just been re-
fceived by the Salisbury Fire Depart
ment, the same having been purchased
from the La France Company, Or New
York, This is the first engine ever.
used by the Salisbury fremen,e and will,
ibe available acquisition to tho de-
5pnrtment, ts3 W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07
FIRE,1lsN,s CONVENTION.
TO Bc Held Mt Wilmington In June
Elaborate Preparations Being Made.
Sncci,. 1 To The Ti1nca q Df sratchs1 $3.50


[specaltosT The Times Dispatch.I
WILMINGTON. n. c., February g.
The time for holdingIth annual con-
Carolina State Ifiremen's Association
has been definitely fixed Tor June 18th
TO 18th inclusive. This VIII be two
months earlier than last year. but will
event. as last year will be held in
Wilmington. this being the only time
two annual events of the association
have been held consecutively In one
place, and the people1of this city are
making big preparations for the af-
fair.
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FOR srE.MBoAr
and Potomac Line VIII
Cont fnuci .RusiueSx

Speciui 10 The Times DIspatch.1
4s WARSAW. VA, February 6-Rich-
ard II. Lynn and the United States
Trust Company have been appointed
receivers TO administer the business
affairs of the Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company. They gave bond
in the sum of $4,000, and will con-
time TO operate the company's steani-
ers. and also the amusement places at
River View and Colonial Beach.
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murder, of Cockrill. James E. Marcun.
the attorney for the Cockrill boys.
created a trependous sensation. by pub.
flicly declaring In Lexington that he.
was "a marked man. and that he. hadS
been doomed to death by the Hargis
clan.
One morning in May. five years ago.
Narcum was shot down while standing
at the door of the courthouse at jack
son talking to- Captain Even. The
lnssassin was Curt" lett, the wild
dog" who has since confessed his part
! in this tragedy, and who was accused
of other crimes. He and Tom White
are now serving life sentences In the.
1,enitent la ry.s 81
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JUDGE HARG|s SHOT
RQNN by OHM son.
CONTINUED From First Page3
ono Of the Cockrill boys in "a blind
tiger" near Jacks on .and was Killed
by his enemy.
Men Hired to Kill Cox.

U.s. Men 11lftu To- IN1II COZ. ~
IN the fall of 1902, Dr. Coz, the
guardian of the Coclsrll boys, who
lived in the outskirts Of Jackson. was
shot as he entered his gate on his
way home one night by assasslns con-
cealed across the way. John Smith,
John Abner and others of the alleged
Hargis band We're accused Of I. the
crime. ana In q confession made by
one Of them, Judge Iargls was charged
with having hired them to kin DR.. Cox.
From this time on the story OF tic
sIIarsis- Cockrill feud was Written in
The next to fall was Jim CoclSrill,
ithe town marshal. Shortly utter the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-07

been secured by her managers for Miss.
Mary Emerson. who will appear at
the Academy Tonight and to-morrow.i
matinee. and night. Miss Emerson has
long been Identified with costume PLAYS
having been seen here in recent years
in Ills Majesty and the Maid" and
a"yyill o. the syvisp." In ION Parole she
will have part suited to her style,
and temperament The supporting COM
gpany includes Al Phillips, John Stul-
geon, Robert Thorne. Wilson .Reynolds,
William Burdette, Nellie March, Anne.
Page and Marion Willard.
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wild Animal show.

Wild Animal Show.
The willing Workers Society of St.
Marks Church will have q benefit at
thelsWild, Animal Show at lakewood to-
day. The; afternoon performance at
i2:3o and the evening stentertainment at
sac o'clock are included. large
crowd Is anticipated.
on Tuesday afternoon and evening
the Alumni Associate ion Of the SWoman 4!
college will. have a benefit at the
Jungle.
One OF the special features OF next
weeks program Will be the appearance
OF Captnin Alfred Clark in the den
with Sultan, the imam ating ion, W no
has killed; three ainers, and ten day
ago killed Queenie. ont. of the most most
valuable lions in the Ferari collection.
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BouEht. IlIs own Cnkket. z

E Judge Hargis Will be buried In O
casket costing s1,5oO which he himself
purchased about Il month ago.
About 1870 O'Clock this afternoon the
following telegram was received by the
casket company: 53i
.'ENpressj to-day casket selected by
James Hargis, as heFis dead.
(SignedJ 81 If.
MRS. JUDGE JAMES IIARGIs.,.
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Poverty Social.

a poverty social will be given ny,
the Girls Society of Second BAPTIST
Church fromsS to IL o'clock this even
ing, In the church parlors.
Refreshments will be served. Very
quaint and humorous invitations, gly-
Ing rules and regulations, fines for
girls and boys, gloves and mustaches
permitted. have been issued,
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Personal Mention.

Miss Sara Gibson. Of Baltimore, who
ls the guest of Mrs. Ashton Starlse, in
Richmond, is the daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. George 4. NJ. Gibson and, with
her parents, spends he,, summers at
Warm Springs, where they. have. a
voltage. Miss Gibson has many friends
and relatives in this city. She made
aer debut last season Iii Baltimore,
where her mother as beautiful Miss
: e,ugenia Macgill. was great belle
In her girlhood. Miss Gibson is a
cousin Of Mrs. Graham Hobson, Mrs.
Fleet and Miss Agnes Drcwry, OF
Gineola. st
Miss Mamie Hayes, who has been
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President Miss Sarah Allen. First
Vice. President. Mrs. John Murphy;
Second Nice-presidcnt. Mrs. r. Il
swain; Third President, Mrs
Hiram Gates; Fourth President
Mrs. Peple; Secretary, Mrs. Oscu,
Grover; Treasnror, Mrs. r. Il. Swain
and Corresponding Secretary, Mrs II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-11

MORNING JOURNAL WANT ADS
RTING tTSIITS
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El Pasu. Texas, March 10.-rhe
body of otto Steffens, cashier Of the
American National bark of Abilene,
this state. was found at his homo In
that town today 1t Is believed That
ne suicided.
Steffens and James LoWden. presi-
dent of the hank were found guilty of
INSTRUMENTATION of national bank
funds. and were sentenced to five
years IN the penitcntmrN An appeal
was taken, and the court of criminal
appeals few days ago handed down
am opinion affirming the result Of the
case i'm the trial court. The nen were
uut on bail
4 son of Steffens committed suicide
I'm Fort Worth. Texas, when his faith
or was found guilty of misappropria-
tiop