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The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Almost no change WAS noted yesterday IN the
wholesale market Arrivals were liheral and Of such
eharactsr as % preclude any stiaening of prices.
Business was good through The day. and prospects
are faFo7abe for an active market at slightly lower
prices for the rest Of the week
(Priees quoted are wholessle)
BUTTER-CreameEy. fancy. SZi1&s5: do Western
hfsis sla31: do. seconds Eaas: process fancy aB
do. fair 20 good 2a23; dAiry. choice. lsao; Eood.
lsaIs; store PACKED. fresh. lsa2
CHEEsE-MaIket frm and active on all kinds
New York State factory large. lsAlsa: do. na,A
IessalT. do. small ls1al7i do. summer la-re lsais.
do summer, snail, iiai4=: do, fair to good IZaIs;
Western. factory, new. choice la1=alS; d. fair 70
good Il; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia loss %. 2laZ2. av.--
age q; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, q ;
Tennessee. q North Carolina, %; duck 90
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens, fancy, I5als: sv,rae.
IS; hens. l21l5; roostsrs. i ducks large lSals 40
small llal2 geese. salo; turkeys. toms per Ib iSsls.
do, hens, l5al6; do, thin. 10; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys hens uud-,vn
pcr H.. Iala; do, average undraSn Hals, Do
thin. Ioan; old tons. lSals; chickens larEr lsals.
small l7als; hens ehoice, l5alii ROSTERS 5, duckS
old, i3ai5; geese. l0al2; capons. 7-lh ETersse Is.
snail l5als
heads Of 8; hogdTessed calves. 7as: hams counf-r
suEarcured. l3alS; hogs. small and neat Der cut
s0Oa55o do, medium, zoo; do. heavy. S5oas %.
GASIE-Quail per dozen. 2Sa275; do, snail %
AGO: opossums each. 3a49.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ho-ne- -gTova uer tu,sh,1
7oa75, do, rural. 70a75 sweet potatoes zs5
400: Jams. 2OOa250: cabbsg-. per evt soaso-
onions, Ohio. per bushel 7oaSo; string beans rsr
basket, 20oaZ25: lettuce Florida per basket. "a
LIZ
GREEN FRUITS-AppleS, York Imperial. rer hi
. ZSaSOo; Ben Davis. 2Ooa25O: Wine San 2saS ~.
AIbemarle Pippn. 3OoaAOo; fancy table fruit 3 "a
aa0o; SPY. 250a3Z5: loose packed L0Oal So Orangs,
Florida bright per box. 22Sa275: do rrssets 30,
2T5: California naVels 22sa20- Grape fruit F7oT
ida per box 15OzA00. CTRnberTies Der boy 9Oos
80: do, per bbl-. 5.00a8.G.
DRIED FRuITS-Appies. sliced. fancy ss-: IA
sliced. bright 4as
sUNDRIES-BeesUaI. 2; taIloE. S; honey. white
clover, lib. new, l3s do 2lb new. IoGI2: giussns
per ID. 50CA6O0: Seneca. per H. 40: Golden sesI
4Oa45s Pink. i2ali; Mandrake 2a3; Snake Root s..
walnut kernels. l2alL
GRAIN-Wheat Southern on GRADE Sass: rve
75asO corn shelled. white. sSa7o; do. yellow s5a70
do, ear. 2Toa3Oo; oats. Western white, No 2 sSaso
do. mixed. 56a5s.
WOOL AND HlDES-wool. washed free OF bu-s
per H.. So do, unwashed. free OF burs, Z3a28; do
bury. 20; hides. green. 5: Co. dry sas: sheepskinS
green each. 5Oa75; do. dry. 25as0: cafskins green
loOaLl0: muskrat. 12a23: skunk 25s75: mink / OOa
zSo rabbit skins. l: opossum. loal5; raccoon 2Aso;
fox. red, L2Sal.75; do. gray. S5sso.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 3-SUGAR-The London mar
ket for beet sugar %d higher, with March al
los I'D and April at los I'd. The local market for
raw sugar was finn. with sales Of 5000 bags Cuba.
March shipment. at &c. sc test cost and freight
terms Duty-paid prices were quoted follows:
Centrifugal. % test. 2ss; MuseoTado. 50 test. 3ss
and mcasses sugar. 50 test. at 3iL Refined sugar
was steady and unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-The market fer spirits t,lrpen-
tine quiet and a shade lower with machine
made barrels quoted at s. Savannah was sseady
az 50. R0sin was steady. but quiet and unchanged
with common TO good strained quoted at $50 Tar
was dull and unchanged at 40 for oil barrels.
BUTTER-Receipts. i3.sl5 packages About steady.
Creamery. extra, 30.
EGGS-ReoeiDtS. l3.sS3 cases. Lower. Nearby white
fancy, 6a2o; Western fTSts. 2li2.
MILL FEED-StrOng; better demand Spring
bran. lo-pound sacks, 10 arrive Z50; middlings.
$3.50. TO arrive; winter wheat bran. In lOO-pound
sacks. H5O
0ATs-Weaker; light trade No white. s.: No
white 81; No. 2 mixed. S.
FLOUR-Strong moderate trade. Spring patents
56oasoo; spring clears. 4.75a5O0; winter straights
iS0ai.70; winter clears 425ai s5 Kansas. in sacks
patents. 5lor525 straights. 475a5OO; clears Asa
As
RYE FLoUR-Firrn: moderate business. We quots
4S5a55.
CoRNMEAL>-NIoderate demand. KiIn-dr,ed. for
export. 325a3.3O: coarse meal. IN bags. LS5al g.
BUCKWHEAr FLOUR-slow trade; light sup
ply Choice 500
HAY-Rcccipts. 1.sSo tons Strong: light demand
Prime timothy. Los; No. /. 100alo5; No. 2 sOas5;
No. > s..
sTRAw- Steady; light supply. Long rye. Foa7s.
BEEF-FIm; trade fair. Family, a S0al50O;
packet, l200ai25 50
PORK STEADY fair inquiry. Mess. Is5OalaOo:
family l500al550
TALLOW-Quiet steady City. in hogsheads. 81.
LARD-Unchsnged. Prime Western, 500; CITY
6.so: refined continent Sis; South American, SIS:
refined Brazilian kegs. 10 OO city searine sI oIeo-
stearine, nominal; New York, 2agn Chicago. ~
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Only moderate business was transacted
on the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday. and the tendency Of prices was
slightly downward. In sales of 100 shares
OF Washington Gas the price shaded from
SOS TO 50. after selling at 81 the day be-
fore. In all. 1893 shares of stock were sold
and 5000 in bonds
After the business OF the day was over.
the exchange went into executive session
10 thrash out dispute that has arisen
among the members relative to the
prompt delivery of stocks or bonds that
are sold from day 10 day on the ex-
change 1t appears that there has been
delay I'm a number OF cases. and these de-
lays have caused more or less embarrass-
ment TO brokers who bought stocks and
must deliver them 10 waiting clients. II
is understood that the matter was salts
factorily adjusted 10 the satisfaction OF
all concerned.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ANSWERS IN COTTON CASE.
Justice Barnard and Miss Sacher
FiIN Separate RenIies

Justice Barnard. OF the District Su-
preme Court, and Helen Marguerite Beat
rice sacher. great-grandchild Of Mrs El-
len NJ. Cotton. yesterday filed their sep
arate answers TO the rule recently is
sued by the District Court OF Appeals
TO show cause why a writ of prohibition
should not issue 10 prevent trial next
week Of the question Of whether Mrs.
Cotton died intestate.
Justice Barnard. in his answer sustains
his jurisdiction TO frame the issue as 10
whether or not Mrs Cotton died intestate.
The answer Of the great-grandchild. who
is contesting her grea1-grandmother's
will filed through Attorneys Donaldson,
Worthington. and Parker. justifes at
length the jurisdiction OF Justice Bar
nard, and Of their right TO prosecute the
suit. Arguments on the application for
the writ Of prohibition were held. follow
ing the fling Of the answers. Attorneys
Charles A. Douglas and Conrad H Syme
appearing for Mrs. Caroline Cotton Dal-
ghren, the principal beneficiary OF her
mothers win. The court took the argu-
ment under advisement
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
FISE BLOCKS Big BOND DEAL
Former Illinois Central Head Pre-
vents Issue of $31, 100000.
President Harahan Announces that
j. ogden Armour VIII Sue
ceed Fish on the Board.

Chicago. March S-At the close Of the
adjourned meeting to-day Of Illinois Cen
tral Railroad stockholders. at which E. H.
Hartman completed the defeat OF StUy-
vesant Fish, and the latter failed or re-
election as a director. il was announced
by President J. T. Harahan that J. Ogden
Armour would succeed Mr. Fish
Mr.. Fish succeeded IN preventing the
passage OF motion TO issue $S1. 100000 Of
bonds on the equipment OF the railroad.
To put the big deal through required a
two-thirds vote Of stock. The Hartman
people were in possession OF and voting
only $50 900 proxies.
Mr.. Fish. although not present. directed
his opposition 10 the bond issue through
his lawyers, whom he instructed 10
withhold his proxies. thus making Il I'm
possible for the Hartman side 10 secure
tho necessary two-thirGs.
The meeting elected the following d.
rectors: Edward H. Hartman, John Jscco
Astor, Joseph F. Titus. and A G. Hack
staff
Stuyvesant Fish. who has made such a
sensational fight 70 regain control OF the
Illinois Central did not appear at the
meeting, but his attorney protested
against the voting Of shares o. stock neld
by the railroad securities company and
the Union Pacific Railroad without avail.
The proxy committee reported that Ed
ward H Hartman had the right 10 vote
the shares OF Illinois Central stock held
by these organizations. and the Fish fac
ton was hopelessly IN the minority as a
result
A protest was lodged by the attorney OF
Mr. Fish 70 preserve the records IN the
injunction suit which is 20 be appealed
70 the United States Supreme Court.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, of Lewis Johnson
& Co.-'@rhe market was weak early as
people were talking about the posi-
bility OF the Hepburn bill passing the
House. II it should. the market would
probably suffer quite a break. ! be-
lieve it can't pass the Senate. but If
there should be any possibility OF It's
becoming A law il would undoubtedly
bring about a bad time. for II our free
market is taken away. many people viii
be afraid 20 lend money on stock col
lateral After more than an hours trad
ing the market showed a fairly firm
tone. This was the feature the floor
traders who were doing most OF the busi-
ness liked least. and some who had
started TO buy on the appearance Of
Morgan support early realized or sold
short. National Lead was the strong
feature OF the Industrial group. In the
early afternoon the market had become
dull. There was the usual tendency OF
business 10 fall on after the shorts had
covered. and a very limited supply OF
commission house orders. One Of the
stories current to. account for reviving
aNANuAlll IL OAllUn a~llC Is ll4Ll NuCu
next financing is announced banking IN
terests not previously associated with
Hartman financing will be found TO have
a considerable voice in the matter"
G. Bowie Chipman OF Z. F. Hutton
& Co-"Operatiou early to-day were bet
ter in stock values. ana an attempt 10
run in the short interest. The manipu-
bUllish talk went the rounds CT the street,
but the movement fattened out after the
noon hour without any particular news
affecting the security markets. in fact IL
is good illustration OF the buying pow
er at present There has been no de-
velopments in the market situation 70
warrant us 20 take a different View from
the past that stocks VIII sag 20 a some
what lower level with spasmodic rallies"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By Z. F. Hutton 4 Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Tfade. G. Bowie Chipman. mana
srr. lSol street northwest.
Chicago. March a-After nervous and lower
opening oa the cables and the bea-ish foreisa STA
tst!cs the wheat market bocams strong and al
Tancrd - 70 ) cents a bushel from the low OF the
morning making new high priccs IN al markets.
with the highest prices Of the day made near the
close The domestic Developments appeared 70 be
The strong bill factors IN the advance. Recsspts
were light. and there large decrease IN Brad
streets American visible. Cash wheat was strong
There was a bullish statement made regarding The
supplies IN the Northwest, indicating only about
enough In the entire terrotoy for the ordinary con-
sumption FOR the balance Of the season.
Corn was active and strong advancing about ~ 4
bushel. partly Influenced By the strength IN wheat
but the weather vas quite unfavo-zbe and while
receipts were large, grading was poor and shorts
became rerTors, carving the market up rapSdiy
with comparatively light offerings on the adranoe.
Oats were active and strOng. There was a good
trade during the Afternoon snd. IN sympathy with
other markets. prices moved up rather easily. viii
trading. showing good volume.
Provisions were active and strong al day with me
prices advancing iATVe trads % new high levels
There was a good deal Of new outside brying while
the statement Of stocks considered bullish
Prices cf futrrr-s foiov-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March 3-CATTLE-Reccipts. 4.5Oo head.
Market steady. Prime beeveS. 5.l5a600 poor to me-
dium, AOoa5o; stockers and feeders. 2T5aEs5; COWS
aud hei:ers 2s5a500; Gamers. Lssa265: Texans.
400a48
HoGs-ReceiDtS. 5000 head. Market Inc lower.
Light. AS0a4-o; rough, 425a41s; mixed 4eSa4 5gls
heavy. G4Oa&57sz. pigs. 155aA30
SHEEP Receipts. 10cO0 head Market steady.
Native and fine Western sheep. 35Oa5s5; native
lambs. 5-l5a5S: Western lambs. 5.25s6.9 90.
New York. March s.-CATTLE-R Receipts s7O head
Nominally steady. Dressed beef drll at 7aec Der
pound Liverpool cables quoted liEe cattle selling
at llal2 London cables. i2lai23: few tops Refrig.
orator beef, dressed weight. slow at &c per pound
Shipments to-day. 20 sheep; tomorrow. $50 quarters
OF beef
CALNES-Reeeipis 80 head. Market steady In
diana Teals. e.Ooaso0; Indiana caTes. 4So Dressed
calves steady; citydreSsed Wals. SSaI3S per pound
country dressed salZiz
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 400 head Me
dium ewes 40; medium lambs 700
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head. Feeling easier on
Buffalo adTiceS-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ENGINEERS HEAR FARNHAM.
Washington Society Learns OF Work
Done by Local Railroads.

Done by Local Railroads.
More than seventy-five members Of the
Washington Society Of Engineers at
tended the regular monthly smoker OF
that organization. held at Hotel Fritz
Reuter- Pennsylvania avenue and John
Marshall place. last night
The programme OF the evening con-
sisted OF a talk upon the recent changes
in railroad location in the District Of Co
lumbia, by John Farnham. jr.. assistant
engineer Of construction OF the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad.
In his talk, Mr.. Farnham gave a gen
era1 review OF the legislation under which
the railroad work in connection with the
Union Station has been done. He then
described the general layout Of the new
lines, and compared them with the old
ones. The methods used for eliminating
the grade crossings in this city were ex-
plained IN detail, and q general descrip-
tion Of the methods of handling the
trains n and out OF the Union Station
was presented.
Mr.. Fsrnham said .he various railroad
companies had expended more than 81
100000 in completing the new system in
this city.
Following the talk. an informal recep-
tion was held. at which a buffet lunch
was served.
Ii was announced that the next meet
ing OF the society would be held at Hub
bard Memorial Hall, on March Il, at
which Calvin w Hendrick, chief engineer
Of the sewerage commission OF Baltimore,
win speak upon the sewerage work in
that city.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
New York.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March a-Folloxing are the Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. sI5I9 bushels.
Graded lots Of No red afoat HczninsIy az 90 per
buShel for special bin and ss5s for stock Western
spot March. Sl-00k: April. Sl0lH Contract spot
March 500; April, Slo1A; May. SlO21s
CORN-Stock in eleFatorS 25lSs5z bushels Mixed
corn a1oat nogninaly at 62iS per bnsheI and track
yellow corn. for domestic delivery at 56 per bushel
for carlots primo on spot Contract April 9Sk
Western spot. March. 65a6S&; April. 644ae4is; Nav
655sa6J1
OATS-Stock in elevators 1855 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. i.7S7 bushels. White. No 2
heavy. sea; do. No. light TO medium 5sasslS :
do. No. J. heavy. 5si5z59; do. No. ; medium 57Isa
5s1e; do. No. ). light 5s'fS5Tls; No. I. light to
heavy. 5ea56ss: mixed No ?. 57a5-ss; do. 10. :
55&a5s; No. 4. 54a54k
kYE-Stock IN elevators 1885 bushels; shin
ments from elevators. - bushels No Western
re quoted at slas per busheL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ARREST SCORE OF SUSPECTS.
Mexican Authorities Believe Amer
leans Robbed Creers Bank.

Mexico City,. March "A dispatch re-
ceived here from Chihuahua to-day says
that more than score OF suspects in
the Baneo de Mineral robbery have been
arrested, but it Is not known that the
right persons have been captured. II is
believed by the police authorities at
Chihuahua that the robbery was commit
ted by gang of expert American bank
robbers.
Many American hobos are in Chihua-
nua, and a number OF them have been
arrested On suspicion OF being implicated
in the robbery. Every possible avenue
Of escape is being guarded. and the whole
secret service OF the government is ia
operation TO apprehend the robbers.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 3-FoIloWing arr the Official
prices az the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-CroameEy. fancy. per pound. 5sa5s irni-
tation. 2la23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls ia
n store-packed, Ohio lS52o: do West Virginia
lsa9; MsCaDd, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
prints I9aN
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. young. per pound
Fat, l5als; do, old hens heasy-weaght is; ducks.
puddle. young l4al5: do. young Muscory and
mongrel i5al4: turkeys. choice. IS do choice Young
gUbblers. Is: geese. Maryland and Virginia %
EGGS-liaryland and Pennsylvania fresh. DER
dozen. q duck eggs. nearby 50.
FLoUR-Winter Extra, 3e5as.I5; do, clear. 4eia
49, DO, straight 4t9@tS; DO. patent, 47Sas q :
spring clear. AsSaifS: do. straight. 505a535. do
patent. 54ea5.70: CIfy Mills, best patent. 500; do
high grade patent. SO; Co.. straight, A9; do
choice family. 46; extra 4lOa4a. Rye -four.
medium 10 choice 50a5.eo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 3-Moncy on call At the stoe,
cKcnange today Opened az 2 per cent: highest. ..
lowest "a closing. la.. Nest Of the loans were a;
l& per cent.
tiae money was unchanged. moderate busines,
was done Rates. Sza3% pcr cent for sixty DAYS
sSo4 per cent for ninety days qkaals Der cent n,
four. i've. and six months. and 5a5is per cent for
yea.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
FREEDOM. but the demand was only moderate Rates
5'ea6 per cent FOR sixty and ninety DAYS indor-ed
bills receivable; 5zs6 per cent for choice four 10 six
months. single names. and ca per cent for Others
The market for sterling TODAY was finn with rates
10 points above yesterday. Rates for ,tual business
we're Sixty days, iS36)ai 1855; demanr s55ai s6s1
eabes. ASa4SlA Commercial bills w . 4s2iaa4 ssis
The supply of c1ttnn bills Nas srarf.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BUSINESS IS IMPROVING.
PennsyIvania Railroad 20 Put Fifty
Locomotives Into Commission.

Pittsburg, March S--That business IS
picking up on the Pennsylvania Railroad
was evidenced here to-day, when Il came
out that the Pittsburg division had or
dered out fifty more locomotives. from
the hundreds which have been either ly-
ing in the roundhouses or boxed up on
switches at some point along the lines
There has been noticeable increase In
freight business
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange ana the New
York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman. mana
ger. 1901 street northwest
New York. March 3-cotton was active on the
early call. but soon became quiet There was some
proft-takng by snail traders. but big fellows held
Nothing new in way Of news
The cotton, grain. and stock exchanges at New
Orleans closed. on account Of the annual fest
val OF Mardi Gras.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-E1tra, per cwt-. AT5a5OO; butcher, szss
$50. common. l.50a200
HoGS-Per cWt. gross. Az5a45o ordinary a5Oa
S3
sHEEP-Ciipped. lOoa4-50: common, 20
LAMBS-Srring. choice 7a7l5: medium. 6lsa7
CALVES-Prime. per h., sask; medium. TI5as.
grass. Sa4.
o.o0a3oo0; old and dry, s0Oal0oo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction s. Si0oo at nc. $1,000 At 10.
Capital Traction. ; at Ilsk
Washington Railway and Electric common. 10 at q.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10 at
ssh
Washington Gss. 3 at SOS, 25 at sOss. 5 At sox.
Is at So
American National Bank 10 az ls-
Union Trust Company, 2 at III.
After cal-columbis Railroad IS. $50 at loels, 500
az l12is
Capital Traction ) az liei.
Lanston. 50 at 81
Mergenthaer. az Isa.
Following are the closing quotations yesterdays
local stock exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

New York March 3-WREAT-Hishsr: check
irg trade. No. ! Northern Duluth 70 arrive Liz
No 2 red. o h. Lo5ls: No hard T. o b.
llII: No. I mAcaroni. Los. I. O. b. No ? maca-
Toui. O..
CORN-stronger; duiltr sde No. elevator. Il new
No. :. Z. o b.. s. for February TO March: No. ?
white. T. O. b., 64i4; No. 2 yellow. f. o. b.. eix.
RIE-SloW. easier: light supply No 2 s. o b
Prices FOR futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Sutton & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager 1901 + street northwest
Total SnIes - 3z7, ,394 shares
Call money; H., - low, ia; close. ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange, g. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

Only ten cents week, delivered az
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main 1900.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Z. F. Hutton a
Co. members New York Stock Exchange G.. Bowie
Chipmau, manager, 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. harrington
q Co. members OF the New York Produce Exchange.
l. f. Baker. manager. Hibbs building.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Northwestern National Insurance
Company,

OF Milwaukee, Wis,
Is required under District q Columbia Gods,
amCnded June So Io2
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

Sells cents per share.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
MINING sTOCES.

3, $4,000, against l.74s.0o0 yesterday.
week ago. and S226sOOo a year ago.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

C-BO and several Young lsd,es
are atteudipg the Teachers Norma
now In session at Hattiesburg, at the
south Miss College. T,:ere quite a
number OF teachers from various
parts OF the s:ass---Jones county has
'welve representatives.. and Forest
county leads with only = few more.
This speaks well for Jones county.
There was gloom cast over the
entire etudent BODY OF the Normal
st the annonnc~m snt o. the sndden
death OF cf Mayor smith OF Koeci.
usco. Miss on the 6th inst. Mr
smith was the father-ir Law Of Hon
B. p. Todd. our Efficient vlce Pras-
ident OF south Niss., College. The
entire Normsl extends It's heartfeB
49, = ~ ~
S~y~.Jrv,zvs-stv -.1te,J1e :'OVs
cnes ii tmA-thesf Hour 81 xriN.
~, uIB. o. y
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

Bryan and Taft, will be the prest-
DENTAL candidates Of the two great
political parties and 1t WIN be. .
battle royal from start to nnish,
with Bryan ~ the winner.
The Dem oornttc State Convention
will meet IN Jackson, next Wednes-
dav aud will instruct her delegAtel
10 the Denver Cnnvelt,on for W. J
orvan. Watch our prediction.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

At the home of the bride, Ia
Handsboro, Mias., June s'h, 1908,
Mr. 5. A. Myers to Miss Lille Bow.
Ell. Ed. y. II. Bowen, father of the
bride officiating. MIR. Myers 10 a
splendid young man, and comee
from Que Of The beet fami ice on the
coast. Msss Lille il we'll known
here, having been raised in Ellie
willie. The New South News, to
gether with our community, extend
congratulations to these promis
ing young people.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

HattiesburR. 10 in the throes Of a
sfrenu ,us municipal election, with a
Gag Lat OF ssp,rants for Office. l
", nd be good thing II the tenure
Of all ofYi,es from governor to con
stable would b fixed for four yeAra
and that no one conld tucc~ed them
aNiYnN.