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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-18
For cOmmineemen
PEOPLES TICKET

For Governor representing the Peoples
Party,
WILLIAM A. DILLON, Marling.
For Lieutennnt- representing
the Peoples Party.
H. c. DoNNOHUE. Appleton City.
For Secretary Of state representing the
Peoples Partyi
JAMES M. BuRRUs Kansas City.
For state Auditor representing the
Peoples Partyi
C. l. ALEXANDER. Pennington.
For state Treasurer representing the
Peoples Party
F. W. LETscH. Marshheld.
For Attorney General representing the
Peoples Partyi
HENRY II. ARTz. st. Louis.
For Railroad and warehouse CommIa-
aIoner representing the Peoples
PHrtyi
JAMES W. RILEY. Madison.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-18
uM%cERrIEIEp KaNp.

Mrs. Hoyle-My husband has
water on the knee.
Mrs. Doyle-What was the cause?
Mrs. H~oyle-Holding the baby's
milk bottle. l think.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-18

cDo you want employment p
IAdy," answered Flooding Pete,
you means we'll, but you can't rpake
work sound any more inyitin' by
nrin' words Of three Eyllabla."
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-18
For Committeeman
TICKET

For Governor representing the Prohi-
bitten Party,
HERMAN P. FAIRS. Clinton.
For LIeutenant-Governo representing
the Prohibition Party,
MoNTA l. PAYNE. Webster Grove.
FOR Secretary Of state representing the
Prohibition Party;
JAMES f. Bolts, Lancaster.
For state Auditor representing the
Prohibition Partys
GEORGE c. MCLAUGHLIN, sedaiia.
For state Treasurer representing the
Prohibition Party,
BISHOP 0. TERRY. Green Castle.
For Railroad and Warehouse COmmis-
siOner representing the Prohibition
Partyi
JAMES M FULKERsoN, Frederick
town
For Judge Of the Supreme Court repre-
senting the Prohibition Party,
JONATHAN P. ORR. Holden.
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un....s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IOwushiF
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County OF Lafayette-ss.
l.. C. L. Glasscock, Clerk OF the County
Court. within and for the County, f
Lafayette. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing IS a r and col-
rect list containing the name and post
office address OF each candidate, to-
gether with a designation OF the Office
or principle he represents. and the hours
during which the polls Will be open.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ] here-
unto set my hand and affx the seal Of
the County Court. Done at ollce IN
June. 1908.
6. L. GLaBBCOCK.
Clerk Of the County Court
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL sosSIP.

The feature Of trading on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday was
investment buying Of bonds. The amount
taken vas $500. and United States
coupon IS and Washington Railway and
Electric IS figured in the treding. $500
Of the latter being recorded {. Id at 81 is
and 81.
The sales CT stock amounted 70 "a
shares. the largest sales being 50 shares
Of Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred at IS, and 90 shares Of Commercial
Fire Insurance at $ a share In the
aggregate. 80 shares of Capital Traction
were transferred from one broker 20
another. al al It
Other trading was in fractional lots, in
ciuding several Of the bank shares
The common stock OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company was neg
lected. so far as the record shows. but
there was some very vigorous Jockeying
for prices on IL after call Offerings Of
the stock in some quantity were made
at So a share. the highest point reached
by the stock yesterday This price did
not quite suit the buying broker. and
"a Is and 3fs was bid After repeating
The bid and the Offering price score Of
times. lt was determined that there
could be no sale snort OF S35. and this
the broker was not willing yesterday 10
pay II was stated yesterday after the
session thar considerable Of the common
stock can be had at So a share and up
ward
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

New Yck, July s1.-SUGAR-Ths local raw sugar
u.arzc was steady with Hce-trfuza1 9s tsst % AZ
A-=cavad1. 81 -es- a. SO, drd m1laz=5z sugar {.
tcs5. az $50 to 81 CGCrIrEs l1r excessive. Re
luei sugar lr.e- h1t steady an g1caaueal-
NAVAL SrpEES-Bgsiu-ss il spirits -aruerrire
was u1dsrats. with -ae marzet. however. f-m n
tone and uschiue-Eads barrels quoted az s.c here.
at Sc R1sn fr-a. quiet, unchanged. az 2o0 faz
comma 90 -I srraineE Tar held steady. bur
guiCt 40 f93 f-r oil la--cs
MILL FEED-S-Gady5 m1i57ltG dealings Srring
bran. i- 1c-h. SACKS. % arrive. C5.55. uiidin-s.
Z551i city bran. 1aH-. IN bulk Western rel do-
s.9 % arrive; winter ear bran. II lo-Ih- Sacks.
OATS-Flat and duu No. 3 wli-s. s. No.
white. la. No. mixed C.
FLOUR-Firm. with moderate in7uirv srrins
patents. 55162o- sT-11E clears. Eql4.s1. winter
st-ai1lts laai %. Gears 3-1lf %: kansas s-rairhts
iu sacks. A+l4s--5; Kansas clears. 115azl5-
RYE FLUUE-srCady. trade Is duh, EZ5alS.
tChNAEAL->--lus5 s1al supply kill-dried.
fCr export. 4-l5. coarse zeal in bsEs. 80.
HAH-Rc-elu-s. 90 tors. strong. far demand
Prime tus5ta7. 95 No Z. g. No 2 s3as1z; No.
g 55a-a
sTRAw-s-ea5ys snail supply. Long re. T5aso
BEEF-Ste1dv. uldlrata inquiry Family. I-.aa
l7-55- PACKET 5ea-55l.
PuEk-Flr1. but quist- Ness I7.50aI775; family.
lsH1als50
TALL0W-Easi-r- CIty. ia hossAsaas. sss
LARD-FlrEasF. Prime Western. ESQ ci-v g %,
refined continent DCl- south American. N8.
refued Brazilian Kegs u-o. city steariue. Il;
oieoste1rine. nCn1uali New Iark. T., Chicago. p
IfEl-ltaceip-s 3.35s packages. moderately &C
tubs. Zla2is-
E5is-I,eoei7ts. lS.z55 cases, fairly active Near
hy white fancy. Ia-6: mixed isnc. -a7l; Western
frsts, l--zais-z. do. seccrd- i1ais.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
DIES IN DUTY'O PATH
BEST Engineer" on C. & o.
Run Down by Train.
BY ROAD PRESIDENT
John H. Merritt. killed at Clifton
Forge, Was Pilot of Fast Flying
Nirsinian for Many Years, and
Was Highly Esteemed by Rail-
road Officials for His FideIit,.

Charlottesville. Va. July sa-EnE!neer
John H Merritt. OF this city. dubbed bv
President Stevens. Of the Chesapeake and
OH-o. as the best engineman In America.
was struck By easy-bound Chesapeake
ard Ohio passenger train No. s Al clifton
Forge and fatally injured. death result
Ing within twenty-five minutes after the
accident
MT- Merritt was on his way 10 the en-
gine house 20 prepare for his return trip
% Charlottesville on No. T. due here al
l---5 p H. On the west-boun5 main
track. just west OF Gladys Inn. he
stepped from behind the yard engine d.
rectly IN front Of No. p which was COM
Ing IN on the east-bound main track.
Hit by Engine Pilot.
The PILOT OF the engine struck him n
the side and threw him back against the
rail on the west-bOUud track Upon ex-
animation. Il was found that he had s1s-
ta-ned deep gashes On the neck and top
OF the head He was hurried % the
chesapeake and Ohio Hospital where ne
expired al $50
News OF the fatality was wired r-oupr-
y 70 his family here. but il was found
thaJ his wife and daughter were on a
visit 90 relatives at AiddIebrook. An
gusta County. NJ 8Ierritt's son. VIII
lam, who s. chief clerk 90 an Official OF
the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Po-
somac Railroad. was notified and left
Richmond on the early morning train
for Clifton Forge The body win be
brought here for burial
Mr. Merritt was a native OF Auzusra
County. and was IN the hftv-second yea-
OF his age. His fTst railroading experi-
ence was gained as a brakeman between
stanton and Hinton IN lSS1 twenty
eight years ago. he began his career as
an engineer and TWO years later united
with the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gireers. OF which order he was a mem
Der up 70 the time OF his death he was
regarded as the most competent engineer
on the Mountain division Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, having IN his charge
two Of the fastest trains on the road
Nos. 5 and !. T. 2. VS.
Personally, Mr- Merritt was one Of the
most popular railroad men in this section
Of the State, He was a Mason. a mem
Der Of local lodge No. 60, and an Elk.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prcss os.t.d srs uha.esal..l


The local T-o61es msrket vas il good condition
yesterday vita ltslr larser 6es-ss Of activity ia
tie way of demand Arrivals were fairly liberal
and the za-sst had bitter stock O s1od produce
-lal for several days Es-= of tie f-sr Erade are
SIN scarcg and high. t5ossa tzsze are liberal sup
rl-s Of iferi9r stock D-iry I-odscts YESTERDAY
u9-e s-eaaE.
ars-s- -a-a- Do -e-'-ls ---- I-a,tss illcy. Ia
d. fair % z1od. lal-l- dary. callce. Sab. SOC
Id- sr1re-1acEe-. f77s-. Is
EGGs-Ne4rhy fresh Virginia loss %. =: aver
age. Ia--i4. West vizEH-a za5 Southwest vi-zzia.
-5lI-- Tennessee. lfl7. Nr--L Garc-Iua. 15
CHEESE-New YORK sac fsct1ry Icrge I2arzls
DO snail cd. liali=. d.. SINNER. small l2sssIs;
LIVE FOULTRY-Cri-zc1s faucy. sr-inE I5sls;
hens. j, rooster. = dEczs. suicE li1-5- do.
aIee l1alI. do snail. g. ge-se 5as; TURKEYS tc-ns
Tsr p. .; do. hens. y; do. thin. e: keats %
DRESSED POT CLTEI -l-rEeFs hens uudrzu-
rsr H. Eai7; do. lvsizzz- y-ldraun. 11al2. DO
thin. 10ll2. tons. -slIs. chickens spring lar-c Ia
3; snail. l9a21; hens. clc-cg. las ROSTERS 2.
DRESSED 11EATs-Hans. country. suEar cured
Ia-f
vEGETABLEs-Po'zt-,s. hone Fr0zr. per busasi
9od75- ueT Der thl -lllZ-5. North Cgr-,r-a rsr
btl-- Zeoi Nortoiss 90; N-Cormacz. rer busheL
f1ni- clhd-Er new. nrT lr7. s-lll17o- do Early
hlrE. Ter Dbl. -l0li-5- celErT. N0r.h Carolina
usr c-lte. 2ll127 71- Do. rcr hrrca North Carol5ua
he-s- pcr basket. 55af1- eFsrlau-s. pe- crate.
! ].
nrr h-sset. LcoaL57- onions. rermuCa, rc- c-ste.
Lllai-5- Do, EEr-ia1. bag 500. d. Maryland
and Virginia ahl l5aaL-5- pas. pr bbi 40Ca4 90
--iizzas rrr -79 s1allC- s-r5rE bans. s-reu. r-r
h4szs-. 51a-5- tClar1.1 nearby pCr c1u-s 15a-Z5.
squash Florida. Ier bazEe-. SAILS. green cora. per
G1z Tle-Z
GREEN FRUTTs-Ozness. Per box. zEaiW.
do. Cl.,f1rlia E1re-s. zllli01. rTlus fruit uer
hez. 2l1+lf- peaches. rer siz basket carr5e- liza
-5fs DO. GeorEia. per crate. 1--sL7J. do. box
-1sL9-5 caltslaGues, Der crate 50a-5. rIusapples
per crate. -01a-51; huckleherries. per quart san
al1-koerrles. per gGart- salz; apples. new per bbl
-5lal10. de-. peF basheI. 5la75. plans per crate
l.-5li595 wa-eTa.rl-us. each, lfai3
SUNDRIES-EeesaaE- .. taLlow. 4: honey. ~hs;s
clover lb.- rev l3- d.. 2-lb nar l1al2: g-nss1s
peF lb-, 51ls5ll, seneca, per H. 60; Golden seal
soai5, Pima l-a-i, Mandrake. 215; Snake Root 3
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sicod. fancy. ea7; d.
sliced, bright, T.
GRAIN-WhsaJ. Southern On sTzde. 75ass: IT.,
75ss; com. slelled. Waite 1sz7s: do yellow fsa73-
d. car, 5-75aso0; cats Western white, No. . sla
C.. do. mixed. 55a6o.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed. free Of
burs. per ID. 10l2. o.. uuWashsd free q burs
ueT %, 60; do. barry ltr h. I5al7: hides green
per b. 6a7s do. dr.. pE ID. sa3. sh>epskins
geeu. each, sass d., dry. eac, zz5os czlfskizs
green. each LG0al-Ez
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
POPE FIRM RE0RGAEIzEs.
Automobile Company to Have Cap
itaI of S6.5OO.OOO.

itaI of s6.5OO.OOO.
Hartford. Conn. July sG-A reorganiza-
ton Of tIe Pope Manufacturing Company
was effected this afternoon.
The new capitalization will be S2.5oo 90
Of preferred stock and s4.000.0o5 Of com
mon stock. The new company VIII pu--
chase the entire property and will oper-
ate the factories here and at WestneId.
Mass.
The company went into the receivers
hands on August I3. 1877 The Pope Man
ufacturing Company are makers OF bi-
cycles and automobiles. and had a capi-
talization OF 500 90, COO Il was announced
last June that Albert Pope. 9. a YuIee.
and Edbert J. Tamblyn. the receivers.
would pay - per cent Of all the proved
claims against the company within a com
paratively short time
The failure Of the company last year
was ascribed 10 hard times and the great
difficulty in getting credit from the banks.
A strike at the big automobile plant at
Toledo last year also had much TO do
with the forcing Of a reCeivership for the
concern
The assets Of the company were placed
at about S7.5oeoo0, while the liabilities
were said 10 be about Sl.500G03 when the
failure took place he assets Of the
Pope Motor Car Company a subsidiary
concern were given as S6,250.009 a. the
same time
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
New York
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ne" AoEk. July 5o--CATTLE-Recsipts. 80 head
feeling unchanged Dressed beef s.ea5~ A. So
peT ID. for native sides
CALF Receipts. $50 head. feeling steady. Com
non to good veals sold AZ soas75 per 10 rs CITY
dressed veals steady at saEsz. country dressed a,
7all
sHEEP-Reoeipts. solo head. market s-eadv. fa1r
cars uns1ld sheep. 25aa45o. lambs. 575asal
HOGS-Receipts. ll1o head. market fYrn 10 3 oe..s
higher Prime medium weights sold At 10 rer lOl
lbs
Chicaso. July g-CATTLE-Recriu4s 3 SO had
ste=dv. Prime heeTes. 56a7 50. poor 10 medium a
a75i stockers end feeders 2saf Coz COWS and hrif-
erz. 26sas5; canners. L5la275: Texans. 26ss5s
Hoes-fleceilts- l2ho head: market &c TO Is cents
higher. IiEhs. 5-s9a7.l0; roughs 6a0ass) raixe5
6d5a5s5; heavy 6-75l6s7i5; pigs 6Zss05
SHEEP-Receipts. p coo head, market steady Ns-
i've sheep. losz7o; Westen sheep Z75a87o; native
lazbs- Az58e-S9. Western lazrbs. s5gzsTS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY =. F. Hutton & Co
menbers of the New York stock Exchange and Ii.
New YORK Cotton Exchange. C.. Bowis Chip1an
ulaHaE1T. l51I r street northwest.
NeE N1Ik. July s5.-TLe cotton market opsne6
Guier a. a Geclins q 70 points. After the cal
there was sod demand toI August which rallied
that position back % wednesdays close. most Of
tle demand coming apparently from Wan street
interests Late months foliowed mrIe slowly OWING
% the journal Cf Commerce reucrt- There vers
showers iu the Central and Eastern belt. THe
market vas generally dsI and lower II the after
noon % fhs close.
Reee-pts at the Ports were co bales against 81
lasr week ard - 2st year For the week 59r
bales, against 80 last week and 10 -l5 last year
Receipts AZ Ne3 Orleans uere ls3 bales against nj
lass scar, and al Housloa. 553 bales, against g
las- year
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
HERO REFUSES COIN
United States Marine Saves
Two from Waves.
GIRLS FATHER Is OVERJOYED
Offers Sax Hundred Dollars to sailor
from Cruiser North Carolina Who
Fiunges Into waves and Brings
Miss Wright and Her Young
Brother safely TO shore.
Special to Tie Washington Heal1

SPECIAL TO Tie Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, July s0-aIiss Mary
Wr!sAt and her young brother were saved
from drowning at Virginia Beach by
Henry Cloud, a United States marine
from the cruiser North Carolina
Seeing Miss Wright and her brother
helplessly struggling IN the waves. and
in imminent danger OF drowning. Cloud
threw OF his coat and dashed boldly ou,
through the surf 10 the rescue and landed
them safely
The father Of Miss Wright and her
brother overcome with JOY a. the rescue
offered Cloud $50. all the cash he had
as a reward fo- his heroic conduct. but
the marine modestly refused il
Miss Wright and her brother wers
thrown into the water from e boat n
which they were rowing
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

Quotations furnished bv L F. Huttou & Co.
members of the NeE York stock EzcEanEe and The
Chicago Board Cs Trade. G. Bowie Chipuar. mn
zEzr -51I 7 street northwest
Chicago. July s3-Wl-as was active and strong
most 1f the day. There were foods e back rlsr
reports coming from speculative interests although
clsa interests were rather slow ID making any -s-
rsT7rt. and number q the cash houses disclaimzd
ans Black rrs. 81 North DaEcta sl-L1f-eh admitting
some N South Dakota. whore the harvest IS nov
in p-uzress- A Eun1T was c1Tr=nt that the reports
we're being us11 for market efcr- ty certain r1Il
interests. who accumulated lines OF wheat on che
ho- weather news and were working for an orpo--
-u1i-- o. -1U cut
Corn was fli-i- active and quite s--71-- Influenced
tE the advance IN wheat and 90 s1u1 TAX Of dry
weather blt senz-lT the cr1p n-us continued q
favorable character.
Oats were active an1 s-Iorsy- on f7-thsr reports
q irregular yields and moderate rrc.in-s
Provisions were active and stronger 1u disaupoir--
ins reezipts e L1gs szd az advance il live hoz
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
NEWS OF THE VIRGINIAS
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.

Two years ago the name Of Taft was
given 70 a small town IN Lancaster County,
Va. This is only one Of the many places
named after the distinguished candidate.
but it IS safe TO say that the vote Of the
town Of Taft in Virginia viii be cas-.
solidly for William J Bryan.
Virginia nav well take her rightfuI
place soon among dairying States Con
ditions are favorable for this in every
respect. notably in mild climate. abun-
dance OF grazing land and water. con-
venience TO excellent markets. and facilI-
ties for Transporting the products. We
have taken occasion 10 help arouse in
terest in dairying heretofore. and are
gratifled TO know that the interest Is
broadening Roanoke World
The crops this year are abundant and
furnish the strongest encouragement to
hope for prosperity. provided the trust
magnates do not get in between the
crops and the people who are consumers
and By high prices. which always means
hard times. drive away prosperity
Petersburg Index-AppeaL
The Big Stone Gap Summer Institute
for Teachers. which opened June 80. has
the largest attendance in the history Of
the school The enrolment is now con-
siderably more than go. and the work
done this year is Of a high order The
people in this section Of the State are OF
the opinion that the Normal should be
permanently located at Big Stone Gap.
because that place is now recognized as
the Mecca Of the educational life Of
Southwest Virginia There IS now being
constructed there a large and commodious
hotel. TO be called the Normal for the
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
PORTSMOUTH NAN KILLED.

Dennis Sullivan. sixty-four Years
old, Struck by n Car.
sEee-al 20 TIE Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July sa-Denris Sullivan
sixty-four years old. q carriage manufac.
turer and one Of The most prominent citi-
zeus Of Portsmouth, was struck BY a
trolley car near Ocean View last night
and died tonight at s. vinceut's Hos
pitaL Norfolk
Sullivan's skull was badly crushed BY
the car He never resained conscious
ness Mystery surrounds his presence al
the spot where the accident occurred
He had apparently stepped of the track
20 get out OF the way for the car 10 90 BY
and fen back agalnst il.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

accommodation Of the teachers attending
the institute. This is only the third term
OF the institute. yet its work for good has
already been felt throughout the country
from waieh its patronage comes.
To insure strict compliance with the law
passed by the West Virginia legislature.
known as the corrupt practices. act. where
by no money. whisky. or other thing OF
value may be used to influence the voter
in casting his ballot. the candidates for
Office on the Democrats and Republican
tickets in Taylor County. ". Va. are
slgnlnE an agreement TO comply strictly
with that law in its true letter and spirit.
In an editorial entitled Whistle Again.
the Suffolk Evening Herald says: The
personal organ OF the Taft family. the
Cincinnati Tlmes-Star. acts very much
Ike the boy whistIing to keep I'D his
courage while passing by a grave yard,
when It says: The sun Is shining. the
birds are singing. and William Jennings
Bryan has again received the Democratic
nomination for President Of the United
States Why shouldn't Republicans be
happyT
The Democratic ticket is virtually q
Virginia ticket, as both the father OF
Bryan and the father Of Kern were born
in the Old Dominion The sicket is Ger
tainly acceptable 10 Virginia. and Il viii
sweep the state The Democrats are
united everywhere On the best platform
and the best ticket they have had in
years They viii win the election. Why.
even Ohio. Judge Tafts State, Is doubt
ful- The Republicans. indeed. seem TO be
in sore straits in hoping for success in
States iulpregnable against Republican
assault. a Virginia. Georgia. and North
Carolina are.-Peninsula Enterprise.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nsw YORK july s1-aIlnev Oh can today o7e-e.
a. 1 per cent highest. l's- lowest. j. closing T.
3fast q the loans were az il. r=r cent
Time money rates were usrael u. Der cert firlll
f1- the shorter periods t0-- although demand con-
riuued light. There GrE uuEe--r--e- banks an
rareltly holding their I1lUEbLs funds flr Ll-t-,
rates and a broader ug-EHr RATES were "a us1
cent fer sixty days, q sl- ninety G1rs- q. p.
81 for four months. 81 10 So f1r five months and
for SIX and seven months
The market f1r Sterling to-day was steady. S5ru
DAYS 4s555as $50, demand. s1a0ls 5s5- cables
zs7I1az SIS CdzzEer-iaI tll'= were 4ss1sazs5
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cau. p O'clock noon.
Uuited States coupon IS. $40 At lol1s-
Washington Railway and Eleetrls s. sl.o00 At sl4
Capital Traction. 3 al Ia6. at rs % At Is. %
at I26. - At Ie6
Washington Railway and Electric pTsfsrTed. al
S. 70 az g.
Juited States Trust l1 at s5i7
Merchants ana Mechanics savi1es Bank, l0 q 40
Commercial Fire Insurance. 81 a. s.
Columbia Tirlc Insurance. y az
After Call-Wasli1grou Railway ard Electric Is.
SO8 az STA
Washinston Railway and Ele-.-e prlisred. 50
AZ s.
stock exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
Carolina Chairman Resirn.

Salisbury. y c. July 81. P. Greek
Of Concord who last month was elected
chairman Of the Democratic executive
COMMITTEES for the Eighth district. has re-
signed and x-ReP7esentative Theodore 2.
Kluttz. CT Salisbury, Is the unanimous
choice Of the committee for the chair
manship.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
HELD FOR ANNAPOLIS THEFT.
Three Men Bound over TO the United
States Grand Jury.

special 70 The Washington HeEsl5-
Annapolis. Nd. July 32.-Charged with
the theft Of a lot Of iron pipe and other
junk from the Naval Academy, Robert
Curran. Robert Elliott. and John Chap
peu. Of OF Annapolis were to-day COM
mitted for the action Of the United States
grand jury in Baltimore a the coming
September term
The hearing was before Deputy United
States COMMISSIONS Julian Brewer. OF
Annapolis. Il is alleged that the offense
was committed three weeks ago, and the
arrest Of the three men was only made
on Wednesday. IS they had kept them
selves in hiding In default OF bail. they
were committed 10 jail For a similar
offense. Elliott was previously sentenced
70 a term OF Imprisonment. and Curral
and Chappeil have served terms in jail
for other ofenses-
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Bryan and Kern Club Formed.

SpCcial To The Washington Heraid
Lynehburs, Va, July IA movement
was started here to-day for the formation
OF a Bryan-Kern and Glass Democratic
club. Membership papers were signed
during the day An organization viii be
perfected one night next week in mass
meeting, which viii be presided over by
ex-State Senator Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatious furnished bx z r Hutton & Co.
mam5ers q TIE New York STOCK Exchange. G. Bowie
ChiHman. manager Is1I street northwest
sales to noOn-----.------2 10000 shares
Total sales $500. 436-J0O shares
Cali moneys High, I54s low. ]; cl-, IA.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertra. per ewt-. 65oas-o: butcher. "a
SO. Common. ZC1a5es
HoGs-er eHt- goss. Ssss5ss. Ordinary. psr
cwt- 5.ta55
sHEEP-Plms. 2Csa50- oomman. asas6a.
LAABs-SrrIns. s. T1edir1a- 51szssz
CAIN ES-Prne. per pound. g.: medium. sssss
gas. 3aL
coWs-Prine. fresh. each. saao45aa9; common,
22.o9ss2oos cd AID dTy. s99alaoo
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
! cent : word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore. july sl.-FououinE are the sales and
Qu0tations on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore stock Exchange-
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. jug S-Cuitad States government
bonds STEADY. II the general bond market Ernrcss
of tone was maintained IN the Gould iss-es. Ere
c'TsTtibles reacted sharply. elsewhere the trading
- mint In
The Washington herald., 1908-07-31
CURB MARKET.

O-statiens f--ni=hsd tv r F. Hur-on & Co. nm
bers Se-v YORK stock ExcHsrg-. G. Bowie Chipnzn.
--s-s--- 1s.I z street northwest