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New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
NEEDS REARING.

Aioilh Koch. the incurable member, writes that
a. accident TO his rather wornOUt wheel chair ne
oess.cates his request for some help TO put il in
shape for use L IS his only means CT lOcomotiOn
snd without Il he would be deprived Of all hope OF
bang taken out OF doors II the coming days o.
Er-lrs I'D sumner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
MONEY RECEINED

~-s z X. now at Atlantic City. has sent SO
o. the emergency fund: an unknown friend at
1su1.rE y. Y. - be used wherever needed
-,ost.-a T :. :. member, 6 cents in stamps for
-,,s-aFe frnd. Mrs. Livingston. 10 cents for new
--ar,her- Mss Annie g BaCey. Of Maine s. 20 for
~--essase. ~. = Sunshine Member" s. for Grip
rlee boy L M, OF Staten Island. 81 for crippled
80 sro Mrs c. 30 cents for badges
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
BRANCH DIES AND REPORTS.

VII the T. {. s. branches that have not paid
..es- annual dues the general society please do
% before the annual meeting May the
Esnsel Aston These branches una bic send dele
srss 70 the meeting requested TO forward a
,-ssrSed account Of their Sunshine work TO the
reneral secretary. Tribune Building. New York
~,-v before MAY !.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon. ABNER c.
L Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
Nc,ice Is hereby given having claims against
AIsred Adler ot County New York deceased
he vouchers thereof ne
.cribers at place Of ransactins business
oraca OF r Minrath. No >: William Street in
city OF New York ors before the 2sth day os April
next.
Dated New York. the I4th day O. October. 1907.
LOUIS ADLER. max ADLER. ExecutorsL
r. r. NINRAT5. All Tor E4ecutors. z William st.
YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
i H Beckett. a Surrogate the County OF New York
notice rs hereby given persons having aga INST
Leopold Miller deceased, late Of the County OF New
York TO present same thereof the
subscribers place transacting business
Broadway, n the city Of New York or before the
18th day of August next
dated York the 18th day of February, 1905.
HENRY STEINHARDT. NELSON A. MILLER. IRA e
MILLER. Executors.
IRA e MILLER. Attorney FOR Executors A. Broadway.
New City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
Of hfereSf ~
< 10 6Oome.1.
[ [ETR1BUNR
HSH&SHHhE
l0GtETY

As ships meet at sea. moment together when
-n-ss cf greeting must be spoken and then turn
80 INTO the deep. SO men nset In this world
80 7 think should cross mans path without
ss.s1i-c him. and II needs, giving him supplies
Ie--T Ward Beecher-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
WANTS.

ssone hand typewriter for home practice is
e Elaa o cheer most needed by self-supporting
'1lsn = mothers helper is wanted in Mont
eH \ J clerical position is asked for by a
. 0'-an member whose handwriting is unusually
-ae SEE has the best OF references.
TWO BARRELS OF CHEER
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

New City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
1 c Thomas. = surrogate Of the County Of New York.
notice is hereby given ali persons having claims
against Clara A Chandler late OF the County OF New
thereof 10 the his place OF ransacting
hrsiness al the Office o. Sanford No. I2o
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. in the city Of New
York on or before the 1sJ day Of June next.
Da+a6 FORK 25th Of November, 1907
THOMAS D JORDAN. Executor
,-HRIFN & SANFORD. Attorneys for Executor No 20
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
vN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
L THOMAS a Surrogate of the County Of New York
1o.ice is hereby gNen ali persons having claims
agafnst John J Donaldson late OF the county OF New
tharaof 20 the att principal place OF
trsnssrtinR business No. 20 William Street Borough
n, Manhattan tho City Of New York, on or before
he day Of May. next
Dsted York. the End day OF November, 1901
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
AAA-7
-r-pNEB POIsTON s. KORAN. Attorneys Ex-
scutor % William Street. New York
TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
/ Q THOMAS. a OF the County OF New
Vorl notice is hereby given all persons having
genri Jacquin deceased. late Of the County OF New
york 10 present with vouchers thereof
her place Of tranSacting business.
the once Of Messrs Coudert Brothers. No Rector
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
york on LIST day Of July
CAMILLE JACQUIN, Administrative
COI-DERT BROTHERS. Attys Tor ACministratrix J
Rector Street, New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

COLEMAN, JAMES SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
County OF York notice Is hereby given TO all per.
sons having against james 5. Coleman late OF
rh County York deceased To present the same
subscriber az his place Of
a Office David Mcclure.
% iliaua street the Borough OF Manhattan City of
~ work on or before the 18TH day OF April. 1908
Dated New York the 2sth day OF september. 1901
BERNARD F COLEMAN Administrator.
DAVID Mcclure Attorney for Administrator,
% William Borough o Manhattan
of York-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

vIBBEs. zEI-A--1N Pursuance oF AN ORDER
4 4 c Thomas. SurroEats
Co,,1tv OF New York. hereby given e.
.ons ravtuz claims against Zea Gfboes. late o. New
y deceased. present
MIR vouchers the subscriber %
,-a1sacting business. % Wall Street.
New York. on before the 2Sth day OF April 1908
Da-ed New York. 21sr day Of October. 1907.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CON-
" T EMMET Attorney for Executor. 81 Wall su..-
Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

-"O EAhhELS W tf'E@T-N-
-ne Oriental CIuild q 7 < s. branch in Brook
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

C,Ct4E-r-ER Carl. ALSO KNOWN AS CHARLES
- pursuance Of an order OF Hon Aon-r G
o. County OF York. Ior;cs
hereby given al having claims against Carl
of County Of New York. de-
ceased 70 present with thereof.
shs place Of trausaCtng
OF Lewis NJ Scheuer- Ne rs Broadway n The City a
YORK befo Tst 0f
pared New YORK the nth day 0f November 1907
HATTIE 7. SCHEUER. Administrators
LEWIS NJ SCHEL-ER. Attorney for Administrators. -
Eroa4way. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c
4 - SURROGATE OF the County OF New York
1otits il hereby given all persons having claims
o3- Alexander Maitland. late Of the County Of New
york deceased. present the same win vouchers
subscribers their place OF transactils
No Is Broadway Room 1870. II the Borough
% Manhattan city New York on or before the drss
oai i,a1.a " New York 2ad day OF November 1907.
-"'s1 CAMPBELL
CHARLES W HAND. EAec-'os @
ODEIsT. Attorneys for Executors " " Al
street New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON. ABNEE
Il c. Thomas. Surrogate oS County q New YORK.
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
aga William Jafray County OF New
with vouchers
subscriber. his place o. r-ansacrtrg
business az Office OF Frederic P Foster, No.
Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York or or before the 1st day OF June
Dated York. the 22nd day af November. 1907
WILLIAM D IAFFRAY- Executor
FREDERIC DE P FOSTER. Attorney FOR Executor. IA
Wall street. Borough Ot Manhattan City ot New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

~ p,-psT-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
1 y fCIH1 a Surrogate of County OF New York.
1otice is hereby given to all persons havlns cams
a. saihSt nsased 10 present with vouchers
< ~ the subscribers. their place OF transact
thei 80 Street. in the City OF New
,I-,, ing -. or before the 18th day Of May next
n Naw York, 4th day OF November 1901
t.sTqJTrR CJJRTISs JAMES GEORGE HOFFMAN
AFNA11oAN Executors
,-,,,,,-r COFFIN Attorney for Executors. 81 Pine
EDa rtrse, borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEn
l. 2 THOMAS a SurroEate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given to all persons having
OF New York. deceased 10 present The same with
subscriber. A bis place OF
,~ansartng business. No 30 West 52d Street in tas
Rorough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. De-
FORE the 10Th day e APRIL next
Dated New York the 18th day OF October 1907
WILLIAM L SKIDEORE Executor
DAWES STONE & ACERBACH- Attorneys ror EH-
ecutor. 81 Nassau Street Borough of AanhattaA
CITY OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-30

uEss. CHARLES An PURsUASCE OF AN
order Abner c Thomas. a SurroSar.
rhe County OF New York. notice hereby given o
ali persons having claims against Charles A
late OF the Comfy oS New York deceased
the same vouchers thereof the subscriber.
business. the Office Of Marx
O. Holstein. No 12s Broadway IN the City OF New
York. on oil 30ta day OF May. 1905.
Dated New YORK. the Isrh day o November. 1907
IDA HESS. Executrtx
MARK @ HOLSTETN Attorney for ExecUIrtx. IFS
Broadway Manhattan. New York City
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
TIME AND PLACE OF
STATEsCONHENTiON
Democratic Committee to Meet There
Tomorrow Evening to Decide
Matter

RICHMOND, VA. March % - The
fixing of the time and place for the
next state Democratic convention will
be the business to demand the atten-
ion of the members of the state DEM
ocratic committee tomorrow evening.
when that body is called to order by
state Chairman Eilyson.
There are many things which will
conduce to large attendance of tho
members of the committee at this
lime: The Blackstone case in the
general assembly. the appearance hero
OF Colonel Bryan and the place for
holding the convention. This CITY ia
Claiming the convention, but there IL
no certainty that the committee Will
decide in It's favor. Lynchburg, Ro-
anoke, Norfolk and other places are
each making bid. and il is reasona-
Bile TO expect that there will be n big
light. Roanoke. 1t is believed. stands
a very good chance to capture tho
convention. and Norfolk Is to have n
delegation here TO urge that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
NORFOLK RAISES MONEY
FOR STATE CONVENTION
City Has Already Subscribed Amount
Necessary to Entertain Demo-
Gratis.

NORFOLK. March 2s-PrcsIdcnt
w. II. Anderson, of the board of trade !;
State Senator w. w. Sale and james
V. Trehy will appear before the Dem
ocratic state central committee in
Richmond tomorrow night ana urge
the claims of Norfolk as the place for
the coming Democratic state convcn-
ton. which elects delegates to tho
Democratic presidential convention In
Denver this summer.
Norfolk. which has determined TO
secure the state convention II posi-
BILE. will also have other representa-
tivcs before the committee TO urge
tho advantages of this city and SOC
ton particularly in Wow of the close
proximity TO Norfolk OF 70 many wa
tering places that nre always attrac-
tive to delegates from the inland Sec
Ions of the STAG.
The necessary amount for the en-
tertainment OF tho state body here has
been subscribed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
OLD SCANDAL IN SPANISH
COURT ARISES AGAIN
Famous Spanish Actress With Love
Letters from Alfonso XII Secures
FIFTEEN Thousand from Queen.
(By AssocIntod preau.l

MADRID, March 23.-Thc Judges IN
INC Elena SAM affair called at the
paiace yesterday to take the evidence
Tor the queen mother Elena SAM
was Spanish actress. by whom,
King Alfonso MI had two natural
sons. These children are now sulnr
INC heirs of Alfonso XII for an nnnui.
" which they claim was LOFT In thcir
mother by tho king and which wac 10
revert, after her death, TO them. Tha
queen doposcd that a few days oftor
INC death of Alfonso XII. senior Sal.
hcron camc to Senior Abella, who wns
mon master of the household and told
MN that Elena SAM had I'm her NOS.
session certain letters from the la,o
KING the publication of which womb
cause great scandal. She Womb
sive them up for $4,000. ana in nd
lai,ion, Salmeron claimed $1,000 for
ms services In tho matter. TrustIny
TO the Integrity OF Salmeron Tho
queen paid over these two sums. and
wac assured by him that all Tho la
'ers In question had been DESTROYED
Thc present suit OF the SAM hcIra
however. liz based entirely unon let.
'ers Identical with those which Tho
queen paid to have burned. Th,
SAM matter is TO como up before thr
Supreme Court. that tribunal having
declared Itself competent to try thu
case. " ny '''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
SENATOR ELKiNS TO DON
THE collar OF NOBLE
Announcement of Coming Wedding Of
Duke D'Abruzzi and Senator's
Daughter Is Made at Rome.

LONDON. March ga dispatch
TO the Globe from Rome SAYS It IS
understood there that the wedding of
the Duke of the Abruzzi and MICS
Katherine Elltins will take place at
Washington, and will be followed BY
a full state ceremony In Rome In the
presence of the king and royal fam-
lily of Italy. and the ministers at the
Quirinal. The president of the Sen
ate and of the council. an officer of
state and notary OF the crown. re.
spectively. will transcribe the act of
marriage in the register OF the royal
household.
Senator Elkins will be invested with
the collar of the Annoncide, which
is worn by all adult relations OF the
king.
Tho Globe correspondent adds tina.
there has been an exchange OF cordial
kilograms between the king and Pres.
ident Roosevelt. and that King Victor
Emmanuel has invited Senator Elking
and his family 10 visit Rome. 80
In dispatch from Rome to the
Central News 1t is said that Rev
Fathers Patrick Walsh and Alphonse
Arcese. of Brooklyn. had long in
tcrvicw with the Pope yesterday about
the marriage. 1t is said that pri-
vatc mission is on It's way to New
York from the Pope. who Is anxious
for tho conversion of Miss Elkins To
Catholicism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
TIMED HIS Escape But
FAST EXPRESS WAS LATE
Kentucky Desperate Who Has Killed
Fifteen Persons in Quarrels is
Captured.
fRy Associated Prsas,

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, March 90.
ID. d. Edwards. Kentucky desper-
ado. who Friday night shot and killed
j. w. Davis In sight of the latter's
wife and baby. was last night caphn
ed AT Trenton. Ga, twenty-five miles
from here. Edwards had attempted
TO disguise himself and was sitting
in the waiting room of tho station
waiting for train 10 birmingham.
He IS bcing brought TO Chattanooga
ana 1t is feared an attack viii be madn
on the Jail when nc is placed behind
the bars.
Bloodhounds were put on the trail
of the murderer few hours after the
decd was committed, but because OF
the heavy rain Saturday night. 1t was
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
JOHN w. FAIRFAX DEAD,
L0RGSTREET'S FIGHTING AID
Section of the Famous Revolutionary
Warrior Stock Expires at Age
of Eighty Years.

RICHMOND. VA. March 23.-Col
oncl John Walter Fairfax. 50 years
old. died yesterday in his home, al
Frecstone, Prince William county
about sixteen miles below Alcxan
dria. He was one of the best known
residents OF Northern Virginia. where
he had a host OF friends.
In 1864 Colonel Fairfax succeeded
Colonel Sorrcl rs ranking officer on
me STAT OF General Longstrcet. and,
because of his dash and gallantry. he
was characterized "Longstreet's fight.
Ing aid"
Coloncr Fairfax was typical South
crn gentleman of the old school. dis.
tinguished in apparcncc. and courte.
GUS and gentle toward every one with
whom he came In contact. I'm fS47.
while he was Il student at the Uni
vcrsity OF PENNSYLVANIA, his father
died, leaving him what was consider.
ed large fortune at that time. In
1890 he acquired the historic country
seat of President James Monroe. ncar.
Aide. Loudoun county, which Is now
occupied by his son. State Senator
itchry Fairfax, and during his resi-
dencc there, Colonel Fairfax enter.
tanned many of the most distinguished
persona of the antc-bellum period.
In addition to the Monroe home.
stead Colonel Fairfax possessed an
estate near Lecsburg. Va. known as
"Belgrove.'' land still another. 'Lcesyl.
Vania,' on the Potomac river. famed
as the birthplace of the Revolutionarv
hero, Light Horse Harry" Lee.
Colonel Fairfax was son OF Can
tain Fairfax. OF Dnmfries. "a, who
sevod during the war OF 1912 on the
staG OF Colonel Rcnno, OF the Thirty.
sixth Virginia regiment Before
reaching his majority Colonel Fairfax
married Mary Rogers. Il daughter of
Colonel Hamilton Rogers. of Virgil
mia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
New Jersey Applause.

certain theatrical troupe. after n
dreary and unsuccessful tour. finally
arrived in small New Jersey town.
That night. though there was no fu.
rore or general uprising of the audi
ence, there was enough hand clapping
TO arouse the troupes detected spi,.
its. The leading man stepped to the
footlights after the first act and bow
ed profoundly. Still the clapping con.
tinued.
When he went Lchind the scenes he
saw an Irish stagc-hand laughing
heartily. well, what do you thinl;
of that?" asked the actor, throwing
out his chest
what dye mane?" inquired the
lrishman.
why. the hand clapping out
there" was the reply.
Hand clapping?"
Yes" said the Thespian. "they are
giving me enough applause to show
they appreciate me-"
Dye call that applausc?" inquired
the old fellow. sWhoi, thot's not ap
plausc. Thots the audience KILN
Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

impossible to track him for more
more than twenty miles.
Edwards was surrounded at Durham
Mines, Ga. after exchanging several
shots with his would bo.captors,
made his escape. He went from,
there to Trenton, Ga. timing his ar.
rival only ten minutes before tho fast
train was due.
The train was thirty minutes late
and in that time his disguise was dis
covered.
Edwards recently confessed while
,estiiyin In n murder trial to having
h'lod hftcen mon. These did not
,nciude several negroes he killed In
s"icago several vars ago. He could
not say how many negroes ho allow
saying he mover went back To loo,,
at people he shot. TO zee IL they wcre
dead"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

Wednesday evening Mt the city audi
torium. There VIII be no reserved
seats except for small par,y-mem
bcrs OF the legislature. tho state com
mittcc aud the members of the city
Democratic committee. These will
DO less than 800 In NIL, so that the
rest of the big hall will be open to the
public.
The intention of tho gentlemen In
charge is TO have the speaking begin
ut eight o'clock promptly. MIR. ELY
son Is to preside, while the honor oi
Introducing the speaker will fall to
Governor Swanson. who Will speak rot
moro than ten minutes
Colonel Bryan. who Is to arrive hers
Wednesday morning, will be the guest
OF Governor and Mrs. Swanson and in
the afternoon he will hold reception
possibly In the onico OF the governor
or In the Senate chamber. lie will
he entertained at lunch by Mr.. E.lly-
son mt his home, in company with tho
members of the committee OF RECEIPT
ion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
NIGHT RIDERS TO DRIVE
RICH MEN FROM FARMS
Wealthy Tobacco Planters of shockoe
Section Talk of Selling Out Ra.
Their Than be Bulldozed.

CHATHAM. March 23-The night
riders notices are causing no little
concern in the Shocioe section of
Pittsylvania county, where they wero
recently posted ON the barns and mail
boxes OF several of the largest far
mers in the county, and who have n
reputation of being the leading tobac.
co raisers in the point of receiving
high prices.
d. j. Motley one of the number TO
receive notice. is one of the veal.
thiest men of the county and has he
come SO concerned over the matter
that he Is thinking of selling out.
b. l.. Terry. another of the reciri-
enls, Is reticent and has expressed
some uncasincss.
J. w. Fitzgerald, one of the number.
Is much in sympathy with the Tobac-
co Growers Protective Association
and stored part of his crop in the
prlzery In Danville last year and since
receiving the notice was heard to say
that he now had 1900 pounds ready
for market and intended storing that
with the association.
Mr.. Fitzgerald feels that the asso-
citation had much to do with the high
prices that have been paid for tho last
years crop. and while dcploring any
violence. thinks the farmers shoull
stand by the association and do ali
they can to sustain It, Tho notices
read. III you do not put some of your
tobacco in the dry prizcry in Dan
willie. you will be roughly dealt with
|and your plant beds dug up"
tSigneD MIGHT RIDERS"
The notices were plainly written
with pencil. but many words mis-
spelled which many think was done
to mislcad. On the notice received
by j. ]. Motley 1t was stated that his
barn would be hnrnch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
-.
STILL nv THE RING.

NOW comes the funny. painted clown
with gaudy cap and bells;
He timbles either up or down
And with much padding awclls.
He drives the horses, six or four
ana jumps the elephant.
And If he don't do any more
It's not because he can't.
nc Tolls the jokes that used to mnk,
Our great grandfathcrs laugh.
And now and then he makes n break
TO livon up his chaff.
NO circus ring would be complete
Without this nimblc knavo.
For whether on his head or feet
He's just the joy we crave.
There never was single day
Since we were boys In school
That we did not incline to stay
Where some one played tho fool.
New York Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
WANTED.

The public to know that tho follow
Ing contracting painters and paper
hangers OF Hampton work union mon:
s. S. Cunningham & Brother, paint
Ing and paperhangIng, t35 Locust
street. n'i
L. C. Tennis. painting, paperhapR,
Ing and sign writing. Court street. op.
posite Courthouse. sign shop 20 King
street.
w. H. shackelford. house painting,
Queen street.
P. e. Davis. house painting, Armlu-
tead avenue.
Hudgins & Sons. house painting.
John Ferber. painting and paper.
hanging. Mellen street, Phoebus.
2-23-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Roped bal the Money.

Representative William II. Ryan, of
Buffalo. was getting ready to go home
Tor the Christmas holidays. He pack
cd his trunk carefully, but thought II
looked as II 1t need roping SO he
sent downstairs for the porter of his
hotel and gave instructions. Tho por.
ter came up and crossed and criss-
crossed the trunk with rope until 1t
was fixed 10 so to Asia, to say moth
Ing of Buffalo.
Ryan felt in mis- pocket for Il quar-
ter to give to the porter Then he
sat down suddenly and exclaimed:
We'll. I'll be darncd!"
What's the matter, boss?' asked
the porter.
Matter enough" yelled Ryan. "fvc
lcft all my money and my railroad
tickets In pair of trousers I packed
In that enthusiastically Evening
Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Money Markets.
(By Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, March 23-NIoney on
call easy ". ruling rate 2. closing
bid IN offered at per cent. Tlme
loans quiet. GO days . to 81 per cent.
30 days 3lk per cent, six months 4
TO Az. Close: Prime mercantile ma
per az to per cent. Sterling cx-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S6@4S6.05 for de-
maHd, and at 4S354.M4 .8Slohfl SIS
mand, and at 4S3.45@4S3.5O for 60
day bills. Commercial bills 1891 an
1s3M. Bar silver 559s. Mexican
dollars AZ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Baltimore Markets.
(By Associated Presa)
Wy ASooSidteu FTeSAJ
BALTlMORE. MD. March Or

bALTINUItE, MD. March 23-Flour
Easier; spring patent 4S0.
wheat = Dull; spot contract 953s
@96; spot No. . red Western 96KO
y; Southern on grade 92A @9Gh.
Corn-Dull; spot mixed &C; No. .
white 67ls@M; Southern white G4@
oats-steady; No. Western cx-
port Ss@S9.
Butter = Firm. unchanged; fancy
imitation 25@26; do creamery 30; do
ladle 2S@24; store packed 1914
Eggs-Steady, unchanged. 15Ik.
Cheese = Quiet, unchanged; large
AK; flats IAN; small IS.
Sugar-Unchanged; coarse granu-
lated $50; fine $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
OH, WHAT a BOOM

II all the stars were ono bright star
How radiant the night:
II all the flowers were ono vast bloom
How massive its delight;
III all the songs were ono sweet strain
What bliss beyond compare!
II all tho booms woro one great boom,
Oh. what boom were there.
a-Washington Star.