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mixers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EKCHANGE..-Bost par: Chicago
1Gc discount. St Louis. soc discount: San Fran
cisco sight l7izc premium, telegraph 20c premium
New Orleans, commercial 75c discount bank 81
premium: Cincinnati, 10c premium Savannah, buy
Ing 3-I6c discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGs-New York. exchanges
S2l3I72G0s, balances SI4,757.535, Chicago ex-
changes $2s ss30.S1S. balances 81 1550313: Baltimore
exchanges S3,3e4,3D2 balances 1868, 405 Boston ex-
changes S2l-625,323 balances sSSO.3S4: PhiladeI-
phia. exchanges S2SI1s.9l0. balances S23I2 7a7
SILVER MAFKET--Bar silver. 56I.c. Mexican
silver dollars, f'94c. Bar silver in London closed
- 15-lsd decline, I'D
COLD PIiEMiUM-In Madrid. "a s.: Lisbon %.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New FORK is quoted &G1Iz
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs r4ceints G
reported from Washington 81 .J58 473 internal rev
receipts. $543.32S; miscellaneous reccinfs
Ss5.3IS- Receipts tof the day 81 9e7 1l9; expendi-
lures. s2,s9o-0no- Receipts for the month TO date
S5l0l332l, expenditures, S355100 000; excess OF ex
penditures. S4f56,s7s. Receipts fof tho wear in
date. s3s7. 7.sel-332 expenditures. 3421 S05 59N cx-
of expenditures. S23 442.25a
SI1R-TREAstJR RY--The suh-TreaslIry w. doh, .
OF the Clearing House s657, ,25s
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Feb 49, I 2 m.-The market for Amer
can sscrritiss N-as finn. Final prices follow:

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Call money IN
London. 3l5H3Ss per open market discount
rate for short bills 3AQ57s per cent; long bills
; q-1eGSsa per cent. Berlin discount rate, Az
cent Paris discount rate. 21a per cent. Paris ex-
change on London. 25 francs 2012 centimes. Bar
gold lis 3D. Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks
40 pfenniss.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britlsh Consols for
money, 81 3-16 cent; for the account. 81 bis
French rentes 81 francs 10 centimes.
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jefferson & CIsariieId Coal & Iron c.

Mtee- Per Cent Gold Bonds
SINKING FUND NOTICE
led received - : = "
vVsdnesiay March 1905. by the Guaranty Truft
Company Of New York. 65 Cedar ST. New York 20
the sale q IT, trustee prics NOV - szcee1
1A5 and Of Sufficient cs-t
this invest the Of F0rrz-tur
thousand six hundred uinetyseven dollars ntnsror-
9Il- Proposals should BE- In Esai-t
veIopeE addressed Guaranty T-usr Company -
New York and endorsed Jefferson e CIsartsd C,al
& Iron Co Sinking Fund
GEO n CLINE Tr-ssur.r
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
| tione for government bonds. compared with Tues
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, { P7TTsBURG
:, =. g IS a:s "a sssa $50 81 g
CANADIAN HoRTHERN.
Second .ss IL Feb sIlss IIs geo ss coo 600 s5ssSS as SS
DETROIT Z MAcBINAC.
s. sseR9 - re fs II . Fo sless sss 81 81 sss ass
COLORADO d SOUTHERN.
50 53s : e. y . r ssssa sssss 'ss s2s 's2s ss
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
s5s; ';. F.s s.: gag
IOWA CENTRAL.
july f to e fso :" 1! Feb s:s7si :a, ss7ss se7ss
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
o ora to 1fS Feb II 4 Fso ss ss go % s3s5 5 % sss S 80
MISSOURI PACIFIC
sni .s2 to S' fs in & Feb 2s5:S a5S s2s
Central Branch1
81; Ssi, : &. i. g: q: 3:
MINNEAPOLIS 4 ST. LOUIS.
s H5 10 We F.s in l! Feb zsss!f sss s!f as9 s9qs
SOUTHERN.
5a5 aas' rss ss ii'i Feb ssss7 : o5S s5s sss
july to Feb, A.. 25o774ol a5.D6sGz4 ;,3 233 123
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
N1zin q Decsmber-
-suWDer
Gross earnings -------- S2s5l4Z S4es sEi e.7s ns3
IHIeises and taxes 310U1s s.I a.7 &c eec
,' cams n ---,---- SS5i2o $1056e4 sl59 ala
..S. es-l.sss .----- 81 sa9527 safo7a6s s31a2 900
i--7 eAi'Is'A 900 z+'S'-'"t 2"s7. sf3 g.a5l 7os
~ eaIhngs mos- s79ts26 S1e4o503 sI.1si. 1876
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Month -. December
NELnfeT q
Ftnss fafil-i l-isS-------- Ssfc+0-s S-s1 -cI
1'4 1aNS--- SiNio" 2hSsS "a
Nei earnings si5l 3a2 SI28 sa3 s1as go
~ '-- 't'7i- 'e--' sl"44 81 ~ so7
i@"si @ .n01l'e- Sia@"56 SIes.ss3 gs3
-. earnnss 5000 s. 90, l3e SECS <s3 s2312 7ss
'per~flng ehIenses--- &HI4-777 Is7I. 5.,5 gfs
Aei e@rnlnFs mos 81 l2,55s Sae2 50s S71G 7ss
tfueE etc., app
iotai iaoons 81 5's-1s4 sI25s.ss5 os3 02D
LONG ISLAND
Aont1 II y MOS ended
~ az
fsf0sF Sl0Gas nc sa3a SIt
--fFEl-e Inc sl.fa9 Inc. !.
- eatEfnEs ------------- Dec 5IoslI
hos .. expenses ......-... .Int. ~ -
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is 81 the Sf2.5o0 000
preferred off 500 fsG sinking
( The available preferred dividends Is
I reduced q per
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AMERICAN WRITING PAPER

The American Writing Paper Company has issued
its annual report for the year ended December ii,
1907. The income account compares follows:
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Closing prices Of active bonds dealt in. with
net changes follow
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| FURNISHED by Charles d Barney Co. No 2s Broad
hial
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Bowling Green Trust Co..
70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

-IA,
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM 81. TAYLOR 1st vice-Presidens
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG I'd vice-Presidens
JOHN A. HILTON, Sd v.-Pres- & Treas.
WILLIAM 81. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P Armstrong, George J. Gould.
Frank Brainard, John A Hilton,
Harry Bronner Myrou 7. EeTTick.
Franklin @. Brown, Edward T. Jefery,
Robert c. Clowry, Winslov s. Plerc,.
Edmund c. Converse, Morton z Plant,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick s. Ramsay.
P c. Costello, Frederick B SchencE
Grenville M. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. GoepeI. William q Taylor,
Edwin Gould John P. Truesdel.
Frank j. Gould z. Z. @. Young.
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auction at the exchange sslesroom ny Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
Rr order Of executors
Farmers Trust Co... -..... 1.1rj
Ry order Of trustees
shs- Irving National Exchange Bank us
bonds. 1873; coupons FEBRUARY
August. accrued interest from February
10 be charged to the purchaser. ..-..... 81
For Of whom may
500 shs. United COmpaEy. 81 90
81 900 Central Of Georgia Railway ID
income bonds: due 1915. stamped........ -
Sl3 600 Central of Georgia I'd pfd income bonds
due 1915: unstamped .-................ "a,
800 shs Read Timber & Lumber Co, Ltd.
....-....... 81 co
25 shs Carnegie Trust Company y. i4O
81 600 Western Union Telegraph Company coli
bonds Que
1888: interest January July 8
$40 900 Mobile & Ohio r. r. genl mortgage
bonds, due September 1888; interest
March and September 81
Trust Company. ..--......-. 1857
81 600 Santa Cecilia Sugar Company 1st mort.
6 gold bonds due February
1926; February. 1908. coupon SJ07 80
sts Carnegie Trust Company. ....-.-.-.-- $40
800 Fourteenth Street Bank. k............... 40
35 Carnegie Trust Company. 1881
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by Eyer & Co. No. 81 Wall street)
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sONDS.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

odd lots, tseHs cents per share
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
auction at the exchange sslesroom ny Adrian II.
Muller & Son.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Trouble From Mock MarrIaue

uoidsooro, Jan. l6. Quite an
interesting as well as serious
case was given a preliminary
Peter Rogers a tailor OF this city,
has been paying quite a great
deal of attention to Mrs. Martha
Mabe, a widow, who has been
the housekeeper at Mrs. McCul-
lens boarding house, coming
here originally from Stokes coun-
ty, and in the course Of time be-
came engaged to be married to
her. This week. through a mock
ceremony at his place of business
on West Centre street. Rogers
made the woman believe that
she was his lawful wife, thus de-
bauching her character and ruin
ing her life.
On the other hand it is alleged
Iby friends of Rogers that there
was no ceremony performed anC
Mrs. Mabe was so informed BY
1.-The Justice of the peace whom
Rogers had summoned to per
form the ceremony and she wa
further informed that Roger
was married AID could not b
marriedtoanother. Howeverupo
going.totheoffic theregister Q
deeds and finding that no licens
|, had been issued. Mrs. Mabe ha
1 Rogers arrested. and he is no.
in Jail In default in default I
> of $500 bond to appear at Il
next term Of court and answ'
!. to the charge Of a felony, RoI
Ioiers is 4s years old and has a wi
> and three children at Ia
! boro, Mrs. Mabe is AZ years o
4 and has two grown sons al
a grandchildren. Out of her ov
+. money she advanced the su
posed husband the So necessr
n. to pay for the license which "
T. never obtained.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

Miss Lille Walker, daughter
of C. D. Walker, was united in
marriage to ]. d. Bobbitt in
West Durham Wednesday even
ing in the Methodist. Rev. J. II.
McCracken, the pastor, officiat-
ing. While the wedding was
celebrated in the church, it was
a very quiet affair. only a few
relatives and intimate friends
beingIpresent. They will make
their home in Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Church Wedding Thureday.

THURSDAY evening at min,
o'clock Main Street M. E. ChurcI
was the scene ola brilliant wed.
ding at which time Miss Mand
Angler, daughter of Mr.. and
ana Mrs. ]. C. Angler, was
united W in marriage to Alexander
biue' OF Aberdeen. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. T.
4, Smoot, former pastor of the
church, : and a large number of
friends of the contracting par.
Ties We're present.
Alter a reception at home of
tne brides parents, the happv
couple left on a special train
over the Durham & Southern toI
make | connection with a Coast
LINE train for Palm Beach, Fla
0nere they will spend their hon.
y moon. before going TO the
lome Of the groom, in Aberdeen
,nere 4 they will be at home"
fter the first of February.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Arrested for Selling whlSkey.

Will Mabry, who holds a posi-
ton with the Thomas Pharmacy,
was arrested yesterday and gave
bond for his appearance before
the mayor this morning on the
charge of selling whiskey.
The charge against him is SELL
ing whiskey without prescription
as the drug store with which he
holds a position has a license
When the matter was heard b,
the mayor this morning he wa
bound over to the superior cour
under bond of 500.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Goes 10 AsheyllIe.

7. w. Postelle and wife, who
have been residents of Durham
for a number of years, leaves
this evening for Asheville, where
they will make their home in fu.
ture. For two years Mr.. Pos
telle has held the position Of
bookkeeper for J. T. Kerr. anC
has accepted a similar position il
Asheville. Asheville is Mr.. Pos
telle's native town.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Buiialu ssws.

We have Indignantly Of rain.
|,ess the farmers would be glad
lee the sun shine again. The
|.tIe mossey rocks on Buffalo
lat has been covered withleaves
|,r several,months are nowwash-
h clean.
There is a great deal Of sick
Il in our midst, Mrs. Lou
El1rk i confined 70 her bed with
|rrip."
Mss Ada Laws is visiting her
|unt. Mrs. w. G. Hall this week,
|. II Is rumored there IS a mar
aee to take place near Buffalo
|bon. Guess the girls are gettini
] hove on them as 'tis leap year
la Wilson took a big load o
|obacco 10 Durham last week AM
5as so well pleased he is prepar
Ii another load for market.
Miss Eulalia.Horner hasreturn
III 10 her home at Burlington, Al
: .nending n week with Misse
Maggie and Blanche Laws, Mis-
|Horner has a number 'of friend
n Buffalo who regretted TO SC
| Ter leave.
Holland Anderson one Of o.
opuIar merchants has left Y
Z has gone 70 Richmond TO 4
|Izh his education. He has u
best wishes of his many friend
We would be glad to he'
from Bahama. Wake up al
ets All do our best this year.
= Ii N. q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

The firm of Kearney & Sons,
that have bnen closed for some
time on account Of failure to yay
their bills, is again in business.
The father and sons that were
interested in the business claim-
ed the homestead exemption and
have opened up with the effects
lin the Fitzgerald building. The
amount left after each had claim
ed their personal exemption, 1t |
Learned from the receiver, vii
possibly pay some ten or twelve
cents Of the dollar.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
jurham Division Discontinued.

The Durham division of the
Sothern Railway that has been
locjted here in the Trust Build
ind since the first of January one
weir ago. has been discontinued
anI the headquarters transferred
toIDanville, Va.
Il is said that this policy has
ben adopted along with their
gneral shake-up and cutting
dIwn of expenses.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
81. Helen R0ieI Closed.

When travellers that had been
accustomed &C to stopping at the
Sers "; sels9 fiIs1 HStel bs llSsRs sane ia.op the
management having left for
parts unknown, having been
gone since the last term of Dur
ham superior court, when a cap
las was issued for his failure to
appear on a charge OF assault
with deadly weapon. The man.
ager that had charge of the busi-
ness, finding that there was not
enough money to justify a con-
tinuance, left Thursday morning
for his home in Kinston.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

We are having some n;c,
weather for the last few days
u, Mrs. Matte McBroom. VII,
mas been iight.sick, is.much i'm,
proved, o, am glad to report.
Inc little son Of Dox Robinson
who has been on sick list for The
past week is able to be up again
The little daughter of Lee
Laws was badly burned Iast
week. Her recovery is doubtful
! am sorry to say.
Miss Eulalia Homer, of Bur.
lington, who has been visiting
: Misses Maggie and Blanche
Laws, returned to her home Sun.
day. GUN
4. W. Laws was the welcome
guest at W. R. Laws, Sunday.
MISS Ada Laws spent last Sum-
day night with Miss Lille Hall. /,
John Oaks gave the young peo-
'ie 2 dance last Friday NIGHT ,
Vnich was enjoyed very much
Misses Shellie Weaver and !
daud Gates retprnad - n.
ay after visiting relatives in
They reported a good .
:. maynard = sa Laws got badly hurt \
7 . horse throwing him last i
uesday. | hope he will soon be r
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
LinihIcum-EIlIoir.

Miss Emma Linthicum, daugh.
ter ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lin.
.nlcum' were united in marriage
70 Percy 7. Elliott Wednesday
evening at the home Of the
brides parents on Roxboros ostreet.
Rey. M. Bradshaw, pastor of
MAN Street Methodist church.
performing the ceremony.
!, After the ceremony Mr.. and
MRS: :: Elliott repaired t. the home
u Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Wood.
ward, where they have taken
'ooms for the present.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

Mi.s Sudie Dunnegan, of Leb-
anon township, andFaulty Kurtz,
of West Virginia, were united in
marriage Tuesday evening at the
hon,s of the brides parents. At
ter he marriage the young couple
left for their future home in
| West Virginia.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
A Thought for To-Day.

AS IS customary with some 9th
er papers, Everything, of Greens
boro, contains some good sayin,
under the above heading. IN
following is 50 good we rerro
duce it:
II you swore off the first oj
the year and then forgot q
broke over, do not become dis.
couraged. Try again. It is not
always easy to throw away ola
nabits. But the man who tries
and keep on trying will some day
win out.
The man who n.ver tried new.
er failed. The man who knows
"nat TO 40, andllacksthe strength
2 40 it, will find the strength if |
ne keeps on trying.
whiskersnevergot white
n a day. 1t takes time to ac-
omplish anything worth while.
lge makes likker better, and
Mess you are a soda water boy
on must understand that Jobs
ing suit was patience. Get the
lea through your head that if
'u stop drinking likker one day t
"a have done something. Ney- d
swear off for eternity-b but :,
y lt on the instalment plan. file
y can stick out a week You are b
ing nicely. Maybe the next R
,ek it will come easier. M
Anyway. do not get discour. pt
cd because you tried and fell.
: 2 brave nan who knows M
faults and acknowledges Of
IN a and tries to cut them out. W;
IAN IS no sin. The sin is in roI
trying" !"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
news FROM OUR REGULAR CORREsP0NDFNTs
ems Of Interest from Various Places as Viewed and 7od
BY Those on the Field....PersOnaI.
From sonih Lowell.

Hello! Here ! come again
Chat" a few minutes and Civ
you all la: short sketch of wha
the people are doing in this d,
own.
Ralph Holden and Miss Mar,
c'Kerall near Hillsboro spenl
,aturday night and Sunday al
ne home of William S. Terry.
a young man from the New
ethel section presented to the
inter q very acceptable New
ear gift, which was a fine
1possum. | tell you it was high.
appreciated For it was some
mig good to eat.
Ars. 5. II. Hunt who has been
the sick list for sometime. i
iproving.
Hop Sue: / think there are
young men in this county
hfticing up a little, to be pres
at the fiddler's convention Al |
lxham. ]. E., can Won O,,ees
1o?
I. Tilley Of this community
"a the largest hog I've heard {
Als season. it weighed GOO
Ands.
essrs. !. H. and J. d. Terry
just lreturned from bird i
ting. they succeed in having I
= luck. I, =
+. K. c. How is the stove pol-
Z shoes progressing these
ii ydays?
young man in this neighbor- !,
Is very cheerful | tell you. =
feason is, q fine young iadylbe
ah: girls, leap year. n
81. James Walker passed ha
! at her home a few days Dc
She died from Lagrippe. NJ
kayes q husband and several th
dren to mourn their loss. The Ie
rnnent took place at Little h
o< church. y
II. Henry Roberts who went G
he State Of Washington some h
! 40. But not to seek his q
IL we all know now, Tor OF
and Miss Alice Mckee n
e made husband and wife last s.
3l,esday afternoon. MIR. Joe b
" at Caldwell officiated. i
y vent from there 70 his
,.mother's where . delicious b
,per was served. NJ. NJ. 7.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

Durham Superior court for the
trial Of civil cases only. will con-
yene in Durham next week
Many cases Of much interest to
Durham people will be called and
the complaints Of various people
will be given a hearing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17
Marriage Of Popular Fnunu rounlo

!, AZ his Office on Church street
Wednesday J, morning, Miss Mauc
nan, OF German, was united in
MARRIAGE fa W;lI n coI.I..I =
from High Point, where she nad
been on a visit to relatives and
was met here by Mr.. Colclough.
After the ceremony the young
couple left for their future home
at Morrisville.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

With the dispensary closed in
Raleigh there is no reason why
the business Of the extra session
should require more than a week.
II 0rNig. county Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-17

Read the new ad in this issue
d the Cable company, and see
Mat they have to tell you about
hying pianos.
The Columbus journal., 1908-06-10
Bryce lnterfered with Tennis Cabinet

was leaving the building. Excuses
were telephoned the president, who. it
Is said. is far less apt to look with
leniency on absence from the tennis
cabinet than he is on failure to ap-
pear at the regular councils in the
cabinet room. He wished to know
why. 1t was explained that MIR. Bryce
had come to take up an important
matter. and that Mr.. Bacon's presence
at the department was necessary.
Under the circumstances he had to
let Bacon of. A hurry call was sent
for Secretary Garfield. to make up the
set. He could not be found for some
time. so until he reported a three
handed game was played. Jusserand
and Cooley easily making the presi-
dent their victim.
When Bryce was informed Of the
matter he expressed deep regret, say
ing that his interference with the
game was entirely unintentional and
had he suspected such an unhappy
outcome of his visit he would have
delayed the diplomatic interests of
his country for few hours He laugh
ingly voiced the hope that there
would be no serious ENHANCEMENT be-
tween Great Britain and France on
account of the episode.
The Columbus journal., 1908-06-10

WASHINGTON.-With the passing
W Of an emergency currency meas
ure and a few remaining appropria-
ton bills. the first session of the Six
tieth congress has passed into his
tory.
What Speaker Cannon calls the
mill was we'll nigh choked with
would-be legislation that was
crammed into the hopper during the
session. There have been bills of all
varieties. shades and sizes. Bills for
the regulation of nearly everything
under the sun have been introduced.
Notwithstanding the diminishing rev.
enues and the warnings that the treas
ury was facing an almost certain def
tcit there was no abatement Of the
clamOr for appropriations. If all the
appropriations asked for had been
granted the government debt would
be multiplied tenfold If We had put
through one-third of the bills that
were offered u.s." said a prominent
member of the house. more than a
century would be required to straight
en- out the conglomerate mass"
All records were broken by the num-
Der OF bills introduced during the ses-
sion. Senators and representatives
came to Washington last fall with
their grips full of bills. and between
5000 and 5000 were introduced the
first day. Among them were several
The Columbus journal., 1908-06-10
Heir to Mexican Throne Becomes a Monk

then known as New Spain, against the
mother country. This war began in
1921, and lasted seven months. ending
in the success of the colonies, the
leader of the army. Iturbide. becoming
emperor. This state of affairs was
concluded in about a year by the abb
dication of the emperor, who sailed for
Europe, in which country he made
his home for some time.
Hearing that his native land was to
be made the object of attack by the
European powers, he returned to Mex
leo only to find that the republic which
had existed during his absence had
made law that his life should be for
feited should he again set foot on
Mexican soil.
This was in 1924. The family of the
emperor came to this country. settling
in Washington and Philadelphia.
In Washington fashionable society
Prince Iturbide was prominent for
many years. Suffering recently from
severe illness. he has of late spent
many months in the hospital. Prince
Iturbide now asserts that he has re-
nounced all political ambition, and
that he will never make any attempt
to regain his claims in Mexico.
The Columbus journal., 1908-06-10

HE entire diplomatic corps is
chuckling over the way Ambassa-
dor Bryce. of Great Britain, unwilling
ly interfered the other afternoon with
a specially called session of the ten
mis- cabinet. to the discontinue of
President Roosevelt and his fellow
ambassador, NJ. Jusserand, of France.
The president had summoned the
racquet wielders for 1870 p. M on the
White House courts. Jusserand and
Assistant Atty.-Gen. Cooley responded
promptly.
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon
was the only member who failed to
answer the call. He had just started
from his Office at 1925 for the scene
when Ambassador Bryce appeared at
the state department. He had come
to discuss one of the pending treaties.
Secretary Root at once sent for his
and caught him just as he
The Columbus journal., 1908-06-10
DRINCE AUGUSTINE DE ITUR

D RINCE AUGUSTINE DE ITUR-
/ BIDE, grandson of the great lib
orator of Mexico, heir to a throne,
man Of the world. highly educated,
widely Travelled, and a member of the
jeunesse doree of many European
capitals, has forsaken the ways of the
fashionable world and Joined the Third
Order of st. Francis.
interviewer with his life is the TO
mantle history of the Land of the Gao
tus for the last hundred years, and the
melancholy fate of the Austrian arch
duke. Macmillan. BY right of descent
from the Emperor Iturbide. as we'll as
from the fact that he was declared
heir by Macmillan, Prince Iturbide
would be entitled to the throne of
Mexico were that country again to be-
come an empire.
The Emperor Iturbide was born in
1888, led the revolt of the colonies,