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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
H~aspelmath Propuesto Para Ma
yor.

49, -..I-I -
Conforme SO acerca la elecci6p
municipal un numero de candi'
datos para varios empleos NUM-
cipales estan apareciendo en-
ambos lados del cercado politico|
Parece por les presentes indicios
qua Charles Haspelmath, q
comerciante en- zapatos, sera 81
candidate para Mayor de los
Dem6cratas. Ri secretario de
.ciudad A. P. Hill tambien Sc dice
que sera candidate para renomi
naci6n, rumorandose tambien
que Manuel Delgado aspira al
mismo empleo. Hill fue electo
en- IN boletc sin partido hace dos
amos. Marcelino Garcia Ell actual
presidente del concilio municipal
es mencionado como 81 candidate
probable de los Democrats para
tesorero de ciudad, cuya posici6n
ahora ocupa + +. Montenie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
COMMUNICATE.

Del Norte Col, Mario 10, 1902.
Senior Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Sirvase dar cabida d la siguien-
te triste noticia: Ell dia 6 de
Mario dejo de existir en- So resi-
dencia en- Capulin, Colo, mi mol
vidable tia Leonardita Ortega de
Lucero despues de algunos ne
SEES de penosa enfermedad, laque
sufri6 con conformidad y pacien
cia, y despues de haber recibido
los santos sacramentos. de nues-
ira santa madre iglesia parti6 de
este proceloso mundo q la man
sion de los bien aventurados, one
descanse en- paz La finada con
taba 63 amos al tempo de muerte
y deia para llorar su ausencia a
sp amante esposo Don Agapito
Lucero, dos hijos y dos hijas,
cuatro hermanas y dos hermanos
" un gran ndmero de nietos, so
bfinos y conocidos. Sus restos
fueron %cnterrados en- Ell campo
santo Capulln, Colo, 81 dia 8 de
Mario q las 10 de IL manapa.
Grandisimo fue Ell acompana
miento que tuvo y fu6 prueba del
grande afecto que la tinada supo
grangear cor todos los que Ia
conocieron.
CELEsTINo ORTEGA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
Nose Lewis HaIIado cuIpsbIe.

Carlsbad, N. M., Mario 10
Nose Lewis, q quien han estado
juzgando aqui en- Ia corte de dis
trito, fue hallado culpable por 81
jurado de a~sesinato EN- segundo
grade por la muerte dc SUI primo
Leland s. Terhune. ri jarado
dej6 la sentencia a la corte con el
maximum de prision vitalicia en-
la penitenciaria territorial. Lewis
sera probablemente llevado d la
penitenciaria de una vez, pues
debido a falta de fondos no ape
lara q Ia corte suprema. Eliuicio
acabado de concluir fue 81 segun.
do hgbiendo terminado o. prime
70 en- una desavenencia. Lewis
que habia matado d
en- defensa propia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
PARA ToDA cOMEzON.
lEi unGuento de- Doan cura Eczema

NtHtpffaida I'D
Genie de Santa re 10 RecomIenda
Una APPLICATION del Unguento ds
Doan cura cualquier IRA
tamiento breye cura eczema, almorra'
mas comezonientas. flema salada--
'cualQuier erupcion de la piel D come
zon on la piel. Els Ell remedio mas ba.
ratio para usarse. porque SO ne
ceslta para aliviar y curar. Aqui hay
'estimonio de Santa Fe para probarIo,
dad. quien vive en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco. dice: Vino a mi conoci-
miento en- tempo pasado I'm case de
hemorroides. comunmente llamadas al
morranas. Fran Ia clase sanguinoIenta
variedad putridora, v comezonientas
extensIvamente. Vino q mi conoci-
miento 81 Unguento de Doan de una
persona que sufria y fue procurado en-
Ia Botica de Ireland y curse del trata-
miento dado. La primera ~apIicacion
do alivio y uso continue del mismo
por I'm largo tempo radicalmente dis.
puso de esa prevalente playa"
De venta en- todas las botlcas. Pre-
clio so centavos. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo, New York, unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recorded 81 nombre-Doan-y no
tomen otro-
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

La Banders Americana, publ
cada en- Albuquerque, peri6dico
do bastante intiuencia en- Nuevo
Mexico central, propone al Hon.
T. B. Catron do Santa Fe como
uno de los delegados del terrific
rio d Ia convention nacional Re-
publicana. Sc expresa de esta
manera:
sEl Hon. I. b. Catron, de Santa
re, es uno de los hombres publ
cos que SO mencionan para re-
presentar al Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico como uno de los delega'
dos en- la Convention Nacional dc
Chicago. FL senior Catron fut
upanimemente endosado por Ia
convention Republicans del con
dado de Santa re para tai nom
bramiento por So distrito. ID
Hon. T. B. Catron, por todas ra'
zones, merece esa alta distinction
a las manos de 10 convention Ter
ritorial de Silver City. Els unc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Es IN error comm
Poner emphasizes on una esna,da ado.
Iiorida.
Tallar con lInlmentos covmturaa "a.
umaticos.
Cuando 81 mai nroviene ~ los rluo.
mes.
Las Pudoras de- Doan barn los Rino.
mes curan todas las enfermedadea de
|rinones.
Y son endosadas uor vecinos "a san.
liza Fe.
Benito Romero ia yiye an IA calle
dc San Francisco' SANTA Fe N. M al.
ce: Haee cinco amos n,e hica ma de-.
c~laracIon nara uue f,,era publlcada en-
Ia cual M cuenta de NJ, sufrImiento de
do,or AZ esnalda debtdo 4 mai AZ la
rlnonea ! Ala i modo IN ma la PHI.
doras a. man nara Ia pinonea obfe.
Midas en "a FarmacIa de- ZEALAND me
NJ aaron al,v,o Como diia -ontoncoa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
lie saIve la Vida 4 un Hombre Pro
minente.

Albuquerque, N. Nj, Feb. %. 1908.
Sr. Romero Drug Co.,
Appreciates Senores:--En gratitud a
su ~bienhecora medlcina LA sANA-
DORA que tanto bien haco a la SURF.
ente humanidad hago esta declaration.
Els el case que hablendome enfermado
de I'm ataque del corazon v otros dolo-
res agudos, este fue en- 81 mes dc Ene-
70 de 1907. Este ataque me postro en-
la cana cast sin ~moviviento, al mo
mento mandaron por oil Doctor oil cual
me estuvo curando por algun tempo
y siempre segul adolorido hasta ell dia
2 de Enero de este n cuando me vol
VIC otra vez OIL ataque aun mas fuerte
que antes,, pues todos los que estaban
en- la casa me creyeron muerto, una
sobrlna mia Y SUI buenn esposo, Pori-
rio Chavez. cuando vieron Que todavia
tenia vida me dieron una dosis de LA
SANAD0RA con la cual pude venir en-
sentido y despues de tomar otra dosis
pude hablar y asi segui tomando LA
SANADORA por algun tempo hasta
que hoy me encuentro entreamente
Y sin ninguna dolencie. Esta
declaration la hago en- gratitud que
esta medicina me salvo la
vida. Firmo delante de los que vIeron
81 case.
VICENTE SEDILLO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Cosquillas y Tos cederan immedia-
tamente cuando Sc usen las Tabletas
del DR.. Shoop para la Tos. Y son tan
en- extreme ~inofensivas que el DR..
shoop dice a las madres que no usen
otra cosa. nj aun para los mas tier
nos ninos. Las sanas hojas verdes
de I'M arbusto medicinal para los pull
MONIES, que crece on las montanas,
proporciona las propriedades curati-
vas a los Remedies del DR.. Shoop
para la Tos. Calma la Tos y sana las
membranes ~bronQuiales delicadas. nj
opio, nj cloroformo. NADIA 1aspero para
%perjudicar nj suprimir. Pidanse del
DR.. Shoop. No Sc tomen otras. De
yenta en- los todas boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21


Los Democratas del precintc
No 3, Sc Ieunieron Ell domingo
pasado en- la casa de Manuel
Delgado y organizaron IN club
Democratic, eligiendo AZ r Vic
tory presidente; s. Rivera, vice
presidcnte; Francisco Ortiz y
Baca, secretario; Nicanor Baca,
tesorero, y Domingo Pachaco
int6rprete. FL club tendra su
juuta Ell domingo proxi-
mo en- Ia sala de Simon Vigil
canine del canon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

EIsorino Laxative de Foley Sc vende
bajo una g~arantla p~ositiya deque curara
Ia constipation. jaqueca enfermiza, NAL.
de estomago, 3 cualQuier forma de indi-
gwestion. 81 f~altare, los MANUFACTURES
d%evolveran vuestro dinero. Que mas
pnede n hacer. De venta en- Ia Far
macia Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

Don M. r. Sandoval de Lamy,
estuyo en- Ia ciudad el microbes
pasado.
Las escuelas p1blicas han sido
cerradas en- Santa re a causa de
la prevalencia de fiebre escarla'
tina.
Don Ventura Varos de Stanl y,
arribo a Ia ciudad el microbes
pasado con ell fin de atender a
asuntos personales. Sc hospedo
en- 81 Coronado.
Don Eugenio Romero, de Las
Vegas, arrib6 a la ciudad el
jueves y Sc marcho en- seguida
para Silver City a asistlr d la
convention Republicans.
Los Sres. L. G. Herrera y Geor'
ge Alexander, miner0s viejos del
distrito minero de Golden, estu
vieron en- la ciudad ell microbes
sol re negocios personales.
Don Il Barela, comerciante y
criador de ovejas de San Rafael,
condado de Valencia, estuvo en-
la ciudad Ell martes pasado aten'
diendo q negocios personales,
ElDr. Jose Zomellera, de Park
View, lego a la ciudad Ell mierco
les, viniendo de Albuquerque y
yendo para el lugar donde reside.
LIE acompa1aba Juan R. Ortiz de
TERRA Amarillo.
Don Macario Torres, crlador
de recess de la vecindad de Pro.
greso, condado de Torrance, est|
tuvo en- la ciudad a principles de
Ia semana y Sc hosped6 en- Ell CO.
ronado.
El Juez de Pruebas Victor Or
te a lego a la ciudad ell domingoI
pasado y 81 lines preside en- la
session de la corte de pruebas,
marchandose en- seguidaa Chi.
mayo, punto donde reside.
Don Antonio Otf no y Chaves,
de White Oaks. N. M, afrib6 a Ia
ciudad Ell martes pasado. y 81
microbes hizo una vista placen-
terra a Ia oficina del Nuevo Mexi
cano. Nos dice que no ha llovido
y esta muy seco IN So localidad
La joven Antonio RaeI, de 10
amos, hija de German Rael, falle
clio Ell microbes en- la mafiapa en-
la Residential de la familia en- la
parte baia de Ia Gale de San
La nina habia esfado
enferma breve espacio de tempo
Su entierro Sc verified Ell jueves
pasado.
Frank p. Sturges, ell bien COMO
cido mayordomo del departa
mento de obras del Nuevo Mexi \
cano, v IN buen ciudadano, es
mencionado como candidate para
81 cuerpo de educaci6n por el
barrio segundo. En- case de SER
Mr. Sturges. probaria ser
IN miembro muy atento y com (
petente del cuerpo. \
Los restos della finada Felicitas
0rtega de Callahan, fueron sell.
pultados Ell martes en- la manana
ID Ell cementerio del Rosario, !
lespues de misa de difuntos en- {
a catedral. La muerte ocurrio |
sespues de larga enfermedad IN !,
q casa de sus padres, el senior J
Anastacio Ortega y esposa. La /,
inada tenia II amos de edad, Sc !
,aso hace cerca de dos amos y no {
leja familia. j
LA de SECURES !
DE VIDA COLORADO NATIO. /
expide p6lizas con Divi I
Garantizados No nay /
nestabilidad en- cuanto al retorno
le dividendos, porque no son :
lechos por estimation, sine que I
'on garantizados. La mejor p6 4
liza que jamas Sc ha expedido por J
'ualqniera compania, y una clan
inla de Salud y Academic Sc ana
le, 81 asi Sc desea. "A. M. Der
aERE, Gerente, Santa Fe, N. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
}. A. MIERA,
P~residente.
PANTALEON MORA, secretario.
I'll Meior Jarabc Contra Ia Tos.

$: 4. Apple, ex-Juez dc Prnebas,
Ottawa Co., Kansas, escribe: sEsta Is
para decir que he usado 81 Jarabe de
MarrubIo de Ballard por amos, y que no
titubeo en- recomendarlo como d mejor
jarabe contra ~ tos que he usado amas. &
csc, SOC Y sl.oo. De yenta en- Ia Botica
de Fischer Y Cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Kodol cs una preparation cientIfcA
de acidos vegetables con digorientes ma
%turales y contienc los mismos iigos que
SO italian en- un estomago saludablo.
cada dosIs digerIra mas que tres mil
granos Dc buena comida De venta en-
la Farmacia ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Don Jacobo Chaves, comisicna
do de aseguranza, regres6 a la
capital 81 martes de vuelta dc un
viaje a Estancia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
Fort Davis. Texas.
10 dc Octubre. 1907

Beebe Supply Co..
Fl Park Row, New York, N. X.
Muy senores MOS:
Recibi 10 Maquina Parlante com-
pleta, y Q guesto hago I'm gran en-.
tusiasmo he duedado muy contento.
Mandeme los 40 articulos para yer 81
puedo ganarm Ia otra maauino Refec.
tor.
S. 8. s.
NAZARIO MORALEa,r
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
Willard, New Mexico.
2B de SeptIembre 1907.

Beebe Supply CO.,
p Park Row, New York, N. X.
Mny Ignores MOS.
Esta la dirijo a ids. para Iotifcar-
les que va tengo Ia Maquina Parlante
on mis- manos, y mi parecer la ma
quina ha lIegado IN buen y perfecto
s. S. s.
JOSE LUNA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

I'll iepartamento ge oprns del Nueyo
d~oxicano es 81 mai bien e~Guipado en-
u Territorio 81 desean obras finas )
u estlo, venid a esta oficina y encon
~oreis TODD a an gusto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Kodol IS ensel dia eli remedio mejor
conocido para desarreglos del estomago.
tales coino dyspepsia, ardor dc corazon,
estomago revueito y eructos dc gas. De
venta en- Ia Farmacla Ireland
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
BEEBE SUPPLY CO.. n PARK ROW. NEW YORK. n. I.

de protejer esta, y no confundirla con
las demas.
De IDS. Alto. v s. S.
JACINNTO LIRA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

NAVARRO MORALES,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
MARTIAL LAW
IS THREATENED
State Troops May Be Sent
to Atlantic City.
GOVERNOR FORT AROUSED

New Jersey Executive Says Excise
Laws Must Be o5eyed in That
tion Will Be Taken to Enforce
Them-RidicuIes Recent Grand Jury
for Refusing to Return Indictments.
Seagirt, n j., Aug 28.--In a start
ling public proclamation just issued
from the summer capital Governor
Fort declares that unless the excise
law is observed in Atlantic City, which
he calls a "saturnalia of vice" next
Sunday and all saloons and cafes
closed tightly he will call an extra
ordinary session of the legislature and
may send the New Jersey state troops
to the famous resort, declaring the
city to be under martial law.
This is the most drastic action to
enforce a general law ever taken in
New Jersey.
Governor Fort. in his proclamation,
ridicules the fiasco of ten days ago,
when a grand jury at Mays Landing,
the county seat, refused to find indict-
ments, and says that the action was a
burlesgue, that three members of the
grand jury were owners of saloons in
Atlantic City and that the others were
in sympathy with the yiolators of the
law. The grand jury now in session
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
MUST OBEY ORDERS
OR QUIT HIS JOB
Presidents Blunt Message to
Federal OftiCehOIder.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 2s.--A special
from Batavia gives the following as
the text Of the telegram received by
Archie d Sanders, internal revenue
collector, from oyster Bay on Monday
last:
Am informed that Notwithstanding
my telegram of Aug. 20 you are still
actively engaged in manipulating local
politics. l wish you to understand
distinctly that this you cannot do, as
| shall retain none in the service who
does not comply with the strict rules
of the department and NY orders with
regard to factional contests in the
party. If you will not comply with
these orders wire your resignation at
once. Wire answer Immediately"
To this telegram Mr.. Sanders is
said to have replied as follows:
Telegram received. Conditions com
piled with"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
PROHIBITION IGNORED,
North Carolina Republicans Adopt a
Platform.

Charlotte, n c., Aug. 28.-The plat
form committee of the Republican
state convention has made it's report
to the convention. The prohibition
question is not mentioned in the plat
form. Former United States Senator
Marion Butler and former Congress
man Finney sprang somewhat of a
sensation by opposing the plank in the
platform relative to the personal prop
erty tax exemption of 5000 instead of
$25 and one relating to local self-gov-
ernment. Mr.. Butler wanted the lat
ter plank to take in everything, in
Guiding temperance. When he arose
there were loud howls. He told the
convention that a red shirt Demo.
cratic convention" had never treated
him in such a manner and the con-
vention became quiet. He asked If
the convention wanted him to leave
the party and many noes" was the
response.
]. Elwood Cox of High Point was
nominated for governor and Charles
F. Toms for lieutenant governor.
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Villas, his brother, of Milwaukee, was
summoned TO the bedside and for two
days the physicians were unable TO
offer any hope of recovery. On the
third day Colonel Villas condition was
slightly improved and there were two
hopeful signs, first, there had been no
spreading of the paralysis, and sec
ond, he manifested marked signs OF
intelligence. Although the periods of
cons ciousness were slight they gave
the family and friends of the distin-
guished patient much hope. Since
then his condition had remained prac-
tically unchanged, although he had
moments of seeming rallies and on
occasions would answer questions by
'yes" and no"
William F. Villas was siXty-eight
years old. For the last few years he
has been living in retirement. He has,
indeed, been little in the public eye
since his term as United States SEN
ator came to an end in 1897. He was
elected for a six years term in 1891,
following distinguished service in the
first Cleveland cabinet, where he
served as postmaster general and sec.
retary of the interior.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
MAY SETTLE STRIKE.
Canadian Pacific Authorities Confer
With Labor Leaders.

Winnipeg, Man, Aug. 2S.-The Ca
madam Pacific railroad strike affect
ing mechanical trades is about to be
settled. The company has decided
that they have had enough OF the pres
ent conditions existing on their sys.
tenn and have opened negotiations.
This was not brought about by strik-
ers so much as by pressure from
other unions. Engineers, firemen,
conductors and trainmen in the West
went to Montreal summoned by the
chiefs in the East, and on arrival i'm.
mediately sought an interview with
President Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
and General Manager McNichol. Nego
tiations proceeded SO far that the
president sent for G. ]. Bury, assist
ant general manager, who has been
in charge of the strike for the com
pany in the West, and he has left
With next weeks start in big ship
ments of wheat the company is face
TO face with serious situation, espe
cially as much of their rolling stock
in the West is running down and bad
ly in need of repairs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
Grateful for Hospitality.

Sydney, Aug. 2s.-Before the Amer
ican battleship fleet left Sydney for
Melbourne, its next stopping place,
Admiral Sperry, the commander-in-
chief. sent a letter to Charles G..
Wade, premier of New South Wales,
thanking him for the cordial reception
and magnificent hospitality extended
and saying that the welcome given the
Americans would draw closer the
bonds of sympathy and friendship be-
tween the United States and the Aus
tralian commonwealth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
TONE BROS, Des MoInes, iowa.

It's pity when sick ones drug the
stomach or stimulate the Heart and
Kidneys. Thot is all wrongs A weak
Stomach, means weak Stomach nerves,
always. And this is also true of the
Heart and Kidneys, The weak nerves
are instead crying out for help. This
explains why DIR. Shoop's Restorative is
promptly helping Stomach, Heart and
Kidney ailments. The Restorative
reaches out for the actual cause of
these ailments the failing inside
nerves" Anyway test the Restorative
As hours. 1t won't cure so soon as that,
but you will surely know that help is
coming. Sold by Schultz & Ketcham.
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c. e Stricken From Calendar.

New. York, Aug. 2S,--A hearing on
the motion for a final judgment an
nulling the marriage of Helen Ma.
loney, daughter of Martin Maloney OF
Philadelphia, to Arthur H. Osborne
of this city, was indefinitely post.
poned. The case was marked off the
calendar of the court without explana.
ton. A referee had recommended
that the marriage be annulled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
FAVORS GUARANTEE
or BANK DEPOSITS
Mr. Bryan Discusses Subject in
Speech at Topeka, Kan.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2S.-William J.
Bryan discussed the guarantee of
bank deposits in a speech here. He
said, in part:
"A bank asks deposits on the the
ory that the depositor is sure of the
return of his money and the laws
ought to make the facts conform to
the theory. The depositor, the com
munity and the banker himself will
be benefited by legislation which will
give to every depositor the assurance
that that which is committed to the
keeping of the bank will be available
to meet his needs at any time. Such
is not the case today, for, while all
banks are reasonably secure, they are
not absolutely so. This statement can
be verified in several ways.
"First-The president has advocated
a postal savings bank and his post
master general, in presenting an argu-
ment in its favor, pointed out that
many millions are sent to European
savings banks every year by Amer
leans of foreign birth who prefer to
trust the state institutions of the ma
tions beyond the sea rather than the
private banking institutions here.
"Second-It is known that consid-
cradle amount of money is in hiding,
the amount increasing with the ap-
proach of a panic or business depras-
sion. This money is not only with
drawn from active use, but is likely
to be withdrawn just at the time when
money is most needed and when the
withdrawal will increase the financial
disturbance. 1t is impossible to rea-
son with fear. 1t is futile to tell men
that they will probably get their
money. The moment the depositors
suspect bank they hasten to destroy
its solvency. Distrust, and distrust
alone, can explain the hiding of money.
Willing to Lose Interest.
"Third-The increase in the issue of
money orders, payable to the order of
the purchaser, is another evidence
that people are seeking greater secur-
ity for their money. The banks will
pay an interest upon deposits and yet
those who buy money orders prefer to
lose the interest and, in addition to
that. pay the price of the money order
in order to secure the governments
guaranty.
"Fourth-National banks confess
that their banks are not secure when
they oppose the guaranty of state
banks on the ground that 1t would
lessen the deposits in national banks
and state bankers confess that their
banks are not secure when they OPP
Jose a national guaranty system on
the ground that 1t will draw deposits
away from stare banks.
"Fifth-The experience of Oklahoma
furnishes conclusive proof that depos-
itors do not feel that their money is
safe in unsecured banks. On Dec. IT,
1907, the Oklahoma legislature enact
ed a depositors' guaranty law, which
became operative Feb. 4, 1908. Five
hundred and fifty-five banks, including
fifty-four national banks, had come un-
der the provisions of this Law on May
IA last, leaving but 255 unsecured
| banks (all nationaD in the state.
Statements are made by the banks In
December and May. Between these
periods the secured banks gained in
deposits $4,237, 1882, while the unse,
| cured banks, all national, showed a
decrease in deposits of $1,101, ,S07.S6.
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EVERY EMPLOYE QUESTIONED
Authorities Continue Probe at Chicago
Sub-Treasury.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Assistant States
Attorney Barbour, in whose hands
rests the prosecution of George w.
Fitzgerald, charged with robbing the
United States sub-treasury here of
$173,O00, interviewed every employe
In the office of the sub-treasury. One
by one the clerks were called into Mr..
Boldenweck' private office and care
fully questioned. Neither Mr.. Bar,
bour nor Mr.. Boldelweck would ex-
plain the inquisition further than to
state that developments OF impor'
tance in the case might be expected
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-28
FURRY IN COTTON PRICES
Liquidation by Bull Spectators the
Cause.

New York, Aug 2S.-Final liquida-
tion of the pool of spectators for an
advance in the price of cotton, whose
operations caused such furore in the
cotton market some days ago, caused
a break of from As to go points in
August and September contracts. This
liquidation impaired very nervous
tone to the entire market, but later
months were rendered relatively
steady at a net decline of 20 points
The days low price in August and
September contracts showed a de-
cline of 1888 points since the high
mark of Aug. IT.