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New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
WHERE WOMEN WEAR TROUSERS

Among .he curious communities Of the world
that cf Talais beautiful canton OF Switzerland
certainly ranks as one OF the most peculiar and In
-e-estng II provides delightful picture Of topsy-
turrydom From time irnmenorial the women have
worn the "b-eeks' and performed the manual labor
of the fields while their lords and masters lounge
their days away ia ease . ,.,,
Whist Is more. the women are quite content - VII
this Inverted order Of things ana s are n tbs
meat and look after the baoE' WINE No "''"N
yy5rr the steiner duties Of field and stable
- - ----s--C,e -F,e- y-o-L,inc in the fields
tzuTiug after cattle but also on Sunoays ao lete
cssi0ns ! must confess SAYS Miss Van der Neer
n he- interestg article Il9--S,ea In ~ S f{ 4hey
rave no harkering for the trammels OF skirts even
du-ng their cou-tng hours was hlghy an alllutsa 80
r.ict--escae trails with their sweethearts arms
around their wais5s looking 10 the CsS1 gea ooT
.C1ne car scarcely imagine d wedding party with
hide and bridegroom dressed IN the same kind Of
garments b71r I have seen one in the mountains
when the bride wore white ooclce-, Willte
she VS. as pretty as picture, too despite the at
tire and quite as blushing and shy as any orloe oot
The working day trousers are Of the home
made varely and By no means -coI1lals & iost
they long and haggy that tey sen m A-1cs ot
as cumbersome as skirts would be me nost !tt
she upper Part remains leIalIi-le ~ oF.sn Jn
nary rough bodice Of the peasant woman Often III
bright crl0-s q red or blue -
And IL, spite Of their familiarity with trousers.
The women = Naais do not walk or SIT N mas
thew are women n mems clothes. They always sit
sideways horseback and get 9,e 1eCes o I ~ -
fashion instead of strtding over man fi fasaion,
another feminine absurdity is the wearing OF
ong sort of tOEa. which trails down their DacRs
and pets IN the vav whenever they bend over or go
tr-oT.f the tangIes Of the mountain wood.
WIZ don't YOU wear q cap or small felt hat
ike tire rneng ] asked old woman once.
We have always covered our heads So, was her
exr7sra-fa1s- explanation in her opinion. that
vss N s-IfBcng: peasants from one generation 20
fathers did the same-'-Iit-Bits
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

YORK
prrvEs paraints we're l.OTS mead al
ror slang hterers Nothing doing in 1--we cattle ne
.at,9@ "a rated steady. Dressed beef slow and un
changed cables from the satLe ,1ig &i r9-+
20 -yA+ Of Great Britain. Exports from t4ls Pr
80 - included 100 quarters OF beef IN the mime
80 10 London o6O quarters In the St Pau 50
90 r. ondon market: TI2 quarters in the Bowie 70
Liverpool. -. --....-5.-- ,rars 4os
head Of which 27l butchers The reIrlahleI -.
Indiana stock. arrived late Friday and WeI7 =,
Lya-,s Commission Company. follows. no Ia
diana yeaIs 1874 n, 81 10 100 II :" reG
994 IN a. S5 No sales O-day, but the feellng H@s
steady Dressed calves we're steady at - p = 3o
per II, FOR city dressed veals. eg lSc TOT country
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were : caTs. E oI
Lsad i1cIudinz a than car f7T tle
market. A common sheep sold at - - gsI - -
c1IIl lambs a. So 25. The car OF iaHlDs was
held over. Feeling steady Dressed mutton quiet az
IA 4fOlc per dressed lambs az lo-z a loc ool'i'
5ressad hothouse lambs 81 a Sc so per carcass
sales-Kerns Commission COmpany Il Inulan4 Od''
farlbs - H. at SO 25. 4 bucks. 14T 10. al - 70
HOGS-Receipts we're 20 cars, or $50 heed al, @ loL
slaughterers Feeling firm. Country dressed hosS
a., "a usrl b
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,,.-, Nt,-rb % Wheat prices declined nearly
- to5a,, owing TO selling inspired chleuy oy a.
g. Oklahoma and Southern Kansas Ihe S nl3'ASS
closed weak at almost the bottom AZ net I
Ssc 10 sc sc TO lc- Corn anu od'S N
hut provisions were steady -. .,,t,
heavy tone prevailed in the wheat PIT tHlousil
or+ the entire day and only the evident "a ~ -
the bears who were not disposed 10 TAteIu @ irv
tions over Sunday. prevented the HlatNe Ti..,,1I
darnoralfzed 4 decline OF ssd 10 sd at LdFerpoO
80 enaraI rains I'm the Southwest were the prln-
ctrat ctors contributing TO the weakness aItyue
M market was also bearishly a1ected oy deClAS7
at Minneapolis and Duluth Many local , lo,lss 80 80
Lrouqhout the day and support by bun Ieadeis W.
t[t1g The principal selling pressure was on the
-. Teiverv which showed the greatest loss Dur =
- .bs ds, that option sold between u V-'s anu
a. oas, and 81 O37s. while May ranged between
e. ~ and 81 I57s The market closed weak WIN
Nav at 81 1514 to 81 l5Ss ana July az - VD- =, ,
Selling of a large line Of September corn oy one one
~ the principal elevator interests caused weakness
In the market for that grain. prices at the cloSe
ing of ssc TO sc sac, compared Win tH9 -,
quotations OF the previous session. to4I'OluI'' -
lie braak I'm futures. the price OF the cash gram
Io,;a5 1c resulting in a little business for eN-
-, I ocaI receipts we're a trihe more than ndu
been estimated and this had a weakening i. mn
e,ca IN view Of the unsettled weather colul'oiI
In The corn belt The market closed AT sii'' - -
bottom, with May at 65S4c To 0'1sc anu '1-'
65l4c, .,.aI ,,oderat.
s,ies ~ oats resulting in weak narhet al uHS
A feature OF trade selling BY cereaI ~ llailu
fartrrers The market closed at almost the DoItoi
at net losses the day OF i+c 10 - ~ - --'
Is,rg ~ 54Isc and July at 4Slsc 10 $50
Trade in provisions was active me t IIaIN -
,-,,a1 NrD1 on buying. based on a &C duNaHCe III
- Goge hut weakened early in the day o"Hls
'o ~9s taisinp brought out by the decline In corn
10 pr0ilt tA',se S7aciauy weak AT the close prices
1yere Sc higher to 12l7c lower compared Win 'le
-iarYgs al
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW CURE FOR CHOLERA.

..,i c.AnAraI William II. Michael reports from
Ce1cIiTfa that the new method OF treating cnoieIa
In India by intravenous or pertoneal lnJectlous Oh
Tinn he also discusses the subject; ,
ssTba object seems to be to reinforce the nulu
,,,,stifuenfs OF the blood The Statesman. local
dsiiV Daper says that the Calcutta returns show
thaf i'm some il5 treated by this method IN
me calcutta AlediCaI College since january H4s
the mortality was reduced from about SO per cent
a. urnfch II stood under the methods previously in
use 10 a little over 80 per cent In other words
whereas two-thirds of the cholera cases terminated
fataiI,~ before the new treatment introduced.
since its adoption two-thirds OF the patients nave
recovered Even more convincing is the fact that.
ar tbe very time when these results were being
obtained in the medical college hospital the re
turns from the Campbell Hospital. where the new
system had not been introduced, showed no ma
terial change This would seem 10 indicate that
the treatment. and not any exceptional mlIdnesS
in the epidemic responsible for the high pro-
portion OF cures obtained
The treatment first adopted probably dis
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
OTHER mARKETsLsY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati March 2o-HOGs-Receipts 1853 bead;
market gulet and steady butchers and shippers = lV
81 i5 common Is 25aS6 80. CATTLE-Rsceipts. bead @
marker steady and quiet: fair 70 good Shippers - %
Sc TO- common 81 75aS3 50 sTiEEP-Recepts e o3aT
let steady az 81 25G$5 lambs steady. az SoSt ~
kansas CITY. March 2O.-CATTI.E- Receipts 90 head'
week S4.Ito. cholce
@r ana dressed teef steers s66s6 fair to good $5e
ss western 81 s0g$6 so stockers and teeers
e 75s5 10 southern 81 GOGS6 IS: Southern c?
sSas4 10 native 25as5 = native heifsTs 81 10
Sc t,-tIs 25dS4 calves, S4GSI 80 F1OtTS-Fte-
csipts 1000 head market Sc higher; receipts tor
the week 70 COO head. top. s. I5 oulk OF seIes'
Sc 45as6 20 heavy So eoqs6 10 packers ard og{59eS
81 joaS6 10 lights So JOSS ~: Plss; $"eS' w S-'
Receipts sor the week $4,000 head
FftsburE coCATT PTS !isnt 1rlS
,oire s6 4paxS 20. prime SO 2OS6 80 VEAL CAlN :
ESsaSa SfEEP-SuPpy light. steady: prime weLI.eIs @
E, sF s. cliis 81 25GS8 20. lambs s6gSS 10 Hogs
Receips light. higher; prime he-s!es 81 - Teall yei
e. 1paS7 I5 heavy s. o5FsI 10 lsht forAers
Sc 7eff Sc IS pigs t6Ft6 %: roughs IS 5oHs5 90 ,.
T,fe5o March 2O-CLOVERSEED--t,asn 80; Asrc.
s5 A. ApriI IS 40 October. s. S7ls; No - 10 j.
e. 10 rstsrted 81 90 neglected 81 IS. TINOIHH-Frin
AI4SIKE-Priue. - Oh L.-4
FeS+ BufaIo March 20 -cATTLE-FlsceiPts - @ @hea1
W aTSEPeceots head; active HOGS-t -tdeSeiPteS
> 400 head: active. hesvv. 81 25asT 81: mixed % 2a
e. 40 Workers aodS7 D. pigs S6 e51<6 10 TlEhs
sedS6 81: dai-ies S6 9oGsT 20 SHEEo ASI LASi *
T,aceins head. activs: lambs loc hgneF' sHe7P
steady. lambs sass 35.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

EGGPLANTs. Florida per box sz9s3: DO Cuban. $40
81 10: HORSERADISH per 100 10. $2GS4 kA1AE;
folk. Scotch per Dbl, s0d90c: blue. !9gs5c' IL
ida per bbl s2GS3: DO basket $lgS1 2S LEI kH<
Florida per basket $ld$2 so do South Carolina S1gS5'
North Carolina s16S1 T5: DO Norfolk, Z3cgSi L.EEn'
Orleans per 100 bunches S2gS2 90
PLANTS per punches. s2dS4i ONIONS ConneG
s. 5o do red 81 5oGs2: 90 and Western. whte @
s2 a. do per iGo n bag 81 2as 5o DO red per 40 70
coGny 3aG y G4qs yeoV % per bag 81 2sSs gs %
new per srate 81 5Oqs2 75 PEAS Florida per basket
S21ST; PEPPERS. Florida. carrier -
Cuban S1Gs1 70: PARsNIPs. old per, e9l 20 a.
PARSLEY. New Orleans; curly per Dol. Isl a5.
ROMAINE Florida. per basket. I5cg$l oOs GO 0eI.~ e.
per box 56cdSI %; RHCBARB, California; Per
a$2; RADSHES, South Carolina per
DO Norfolk per basket 81 50g$l 10 SHSlS SS-tr
Orleans per 100 punches S1qs3: SCALI4lONS NorI0LS
rsr basket JU615c; do North Carolina, per a.
n. do south Carolina. per 100 bunches SLgsI ~ 10
55cfisf so: STRING BEANS Florida green OF wax ,s
iSsESf or crate S2a$4 So SPINACH. NORFOLK Per oo
S1SSi AZ sOT<AsFI nearby. Hubbard. per oo! SgS5
DO marrow Sl6S1 so; do Forita per box q oVg g.
Ri,tabaRs per bag 9Oc6S1 do other Ruta2sgga
or nag 1880: do white. old per DOL DOeooS.
TOES FLORIDA per carrier, 6OceS- % uC e. "a
g u0TEOTSF PRODTCTS-MushrOoms hrn ana Loc
bfgbSr Rect tops dull CuCumbers weak Lettgcs NJ
Mn dragging Radishes easy RnubaTb steaqy- "a.
.vT-CT-NBFPS fancy per dozen si4S1 =: do 20 l. Per
Joze1 eO79oc. do No per box 81 5yn ga L. -tta
,.nn rsr strap s1aSf rs: MUSHROOMS large WnIte
per n 5Oa1Oc: do large. brown 4Vlc pYsTIrS 1Ar
100 hncbe. s2dss RFTU BARB. per 100 punches Sz1S9
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 20. 1903
COEEEE-There realizing the coffee
to-day following very sharp advance OF the
last days, but offerings time urgent or
heavy. only or months showed recession
being quiet unchanged lower Saes
reported go bags. market opened steady
al unchanged prices which was about in line with me
foreign markets. which there little change
Receipts the Brazilian ports continue very light 5000
bags being reported Rio and combined against
% O00 bags last year and $1,000 Mean
warehouse deliveries continue large
the receipts at the Brazilian ports and comparing
with 1855 last These deliveries. Of course.
resent old business and probably reflect an inclination On
Of interior earlier in the to be
side II the duty proposition by increasing
purchases recently the buying
appears have been somewhat smaller but
with the duty talk just reaching the critical phases and
with evident disposition the OK those Who are
framing tariff place tax Of some sort upon
article the demand be renewed, and the spot
IS showing fTuuess and little nclra
follow such slight recessions from time
time in futures The market FOR spot coffee was
steady with quotations tho basis OF SIC for RIO No
The Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 2oClosinE WHEAT-Sg9t a5 Man SO
rtIv Sc ssd. September - 100 CoFaN-SPot nTIn
new American mixed via CialyestoHi nIT 9s II
-. +-lat- March. nominal. MAY IS S-zd rL%Ot
Winter patents strong S2s PEAS-tanaais4 To- :5s
Ti,d HOPS-At London Pacific coast SSealS -
rs pEFF-Elxtra India dull. 1,9s PORh IS
ness western dull T3s Cd HAMS-Short cGi - 30 Lo =
Aa< BACON-CuIuberaud cut. = . - -.
siro5E 47s short rib Ii "a n. strong 4ss q tSs
y5i1tlsE heavy 40 n strong 49s saort rs =
-. - ~ N arm t4s sd. clear bellies. "a 70 - =
str,ny SOS cd HOULDERS-Square, u % Il t.- ~
st-9Ts ass LARD-Prine Western. N We usrG- Nj
~. American refined IN pals quiet 3-s S[- o :
TTR-Cioo6 United states. nominal - 5I,-. irT
e. ~ IlOIV-Priure city steady IS 90
IN London easy 9Os Sd II RI ~. ~ i,Ny Syea5v
IA ROSfS-Counon steady Ss
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21


ETA ST mark for pig T9s 9n 6a sad u1
quoted rs follows: March. April and May $l' %
MoLAssEs ass AND ogeregs Of & syrqgs Fps w96o mere
lasses there vas drn market with good obbing de.
csatrifurS common iSaIec faIT I9822c; good. 20
sYRUPS-c0mmon i5qlIcj fair. leG-oc' so0'' 4'S--''
prime 21q25e: fancy 1880 ., .u5 ,.atur.Isss to-
sale Sales. 466 bbls of Nav at 52S Refined petroleum.
was steady at soc for standard white in barrels al
New York Lnseed oil was unchangel l nm 5e::
IhiadelPhia s45e buk soc refined cases SS~ Y0rk
bbls 1Oc bulk. 65oc Philadelphia SOC 9q4S 4Is
1255c CoTToSs 5ED oILPrIne crude .oS ,. prime i9o
APl iI@e fs:oS ss Sa2! M2y 81 t July
teI1ber 5soQ 30 90 Qtohed o. & TeIIov S4fs
sac: prime white 4575 prime winter Yellow S25o
Out -of-t6Wn raw 55a56c; Calcutta raw, 75c, LARD
oadn5sa D9F %as isfd
and fs heid reafyey STEADY on support from packers
and light receipts The close was iTTeguar aG
IL 600 next week KanSas city o9S Tsei'f PoRRauis5
caa Ness $40 5 osg 81 S so Quoted
Mess SO 30 GSi1? family SIS SIS so packet $l4@
81 5o extra India s22 50 s23 BEAF H6e
stsad Quoted Basons g. $50 r. &C; 1s0 sss ls si Is.
les les III 2rm Qud5ed Rs smoking sac 10 ID oc; 12 y
9sc IA ID. 9sc. Picked hams steady. quoted: lQA
66sc, LARD|Firm quoted: Midds western, 1o-35
seadg oao5ed S aFd s0uth S SmsTiaa
Quoted STEARI$E-Steady. Quoted:
Oleo I3I. 1880: city stearine. 1l1zc.
RICE--The rice market firm and unchanged
with good jobbing business Quotations follow:
Screenings "a. G3Lc. ordinary, "a 14Ac; fair. = q
good ordinary. 5l4 Use prime 5ss a5ssc; choice.
6a6isc; head Japan. 314G4+c: Patna and Slams,
5q6iEc: Java, 5i2c; Ra1goon I = q &C. . -...,..
but quiet and unchanged It is believed that the lowest
prices granuiatei T5c less cash
The following prices less and ) 100 10 from
invoice and 1 for cash. No further discounts
whatever: Crystal domn0s 200: Eagle tablets. 6l5c.
l0aT. 65c crushed 555c; mould A 5.2Oc; cubes.
Bloc EN&X powdered. &c Eagle 5-b bags powdered
Eagle confectionery granulaed 5lGC: powdered and
powdered 9jc frIit powdered and Eagle coarse
and extra hue EraruateI. 4s5c: Eagle N cartons OF
grnuated. OJC 2b bags do. 5l5c: 3lzb bags do.
51oc: 5rb bags 90 505c; ION bags do 5e 25-ro ana
5Orb 1900; Eagle fine standard granuatel o
diamond a. SOC; confectionery \. 465c: No !.
60c. No . 4J5C. Nos , and T. 4ijc; No Q, 44oc, No
3JC. y :. :. ! 25C. No 8 42OC NO 10.
4i5c No II 41Oc No 4.05c; Nos 10 and "A 6: Nos
10 and 16, &c tWithdTawnl Business in raw sugar
amounted 10000 bags cuba centrifugal -16c
basis 96 test freight equal to 92c duty paid
However the market IS generally believed 70 be firm on
that basis and that THhnsrs would take large lines foF
April shipment at 2+sc Quoted prices were as f9ovys
Centrifugal 90 3 92c. rluscCyad' 50 test 34c ana
noissses 50 test ale The London market toI
beet sugar a4d with March and April quoted
, i4d May los Cd
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
Z SUFFICIENT REASON.

B-oake-C heeulee doesn't think It's proper 10
wes- a watch with dress suit
Trr~e@f4e never has both al the same time
lIrrirrnrr-s.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
SCOTCH AS SHE is SPOKE"

NcTsrran-This II pc IA pest whuskey her's
tasted for evernore-
Wee NrTurk-An 50 w1ll her neither
TIE Psrmar-Ar neither Wuu her, too.-Illus-
lrsrei Bits.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

covered BY Major Rogers. OF the medical depart
of In attracted attention before he really gave 70
the rtIbIIc his method OF treatment He wanted
10 hs sure OF its efficacy before Le gave OuI as
discovery. x Consular Report
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

81 BSCRIPTIONS FOR
taaic Uptown G-lce No
81 and S1-h ST. uuIil 3
received et th- following
rates -ntii 3 o-cl.ss p. N
S2d st los 6th ave COT
- West 4-l SCI. between
-. So I1,,5 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

ssies speculation. 900 ac9 LOO &ioo" sd,.% 5o2%9
r. 545: 5s$S ss%SS 100 q 900
soSk An AreTiesn i S7slo $4,000 9sse lo9s "oo @
3ss: %nsl.sa & asi 5SsS i55SS 1880 1880 500 5: ]
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot 'ot,n
qals sales oo bales sPeeqs2q7 n CO. 60 fs ss Sen @ 8
5000 bales iddiinE upland 502d l''@Tes % a. o2@4s5 n,
sE3izd MaicJune so: Juhe-July ord july
August 49s'Ad. August september. : a6d; September
December 4aod; December January 4ssl' ana 'a1''S
done in -four {ssSeray, a ,as o4ie without quota
% %Tith Thea b % t5or.nE are Prices quoted on The
81 Geg 20 YORK gbs s. 4os5 60: ter patents s. so
q$G spring clears 81 40qSl % extra rs: H2 I2sas
s. Gas 5eRs IS s. s5$5 s5tS - RrcKWHAT flour Market
quiet s2qs2 . 100 RIE M c5d5a s5 fsaa
g sa$4 10 B4reiy 1aIs s1eoy s,ea9G ouatei
Fine yellow 81 55g$i GO eoaTss: 81 2Vg>l , no
80 snd.S :.z 5dass Bfsn sa Sa s % SCI GSF IS sss
s2as2a .? red & dos 7 $50 z s 20, al. oea s3s 2lS3a go
III "G3'RSIS~WHEAT-T wheat market to-day devel-
oped into quite weak affair ana % al me :, '1S gr
Juiy The break started with decline OF :. a & f.q
market and worlds shipments OF 12572ooo bushels
bushels the PRECIOUS ~eeR s"U AS little or NO
this showing induced quite ot ~ selling ana weak
in Northwest markets became leading feature t9"ata
the ! O'Clock close General rains WIN @ Inooseare s
ish enough bring IN considerable commission hose
aroused by statiscs
-ngi interior receipts $4,000 bushels about
80 900 bushels than this day last year Houses
during forenoon
ard attracted some attention, inducing more or less
Stnr. selling bv room traders An export business OF
ebout Z loads was reported. No red wheat IN me
inoI ,narket closed 81 22A 81 22ss, elevator. and
20 90 - h a0oat. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 "a q.
snd 20 > hard winter. 81 237s ahoat CORN
~ eatber In the West had little effect ex
6t 10 steady prices slightly around the opening fo
80. ,yss considerable pressure after the hrst hair
tnTr bssad on the wheat break and more liberal
cd 4 [ | o'clock
eTv here vas quoted 73Ac July 72+tc ana SEPTEMBER
72sc There decline OF \ at LiyerIool. i ni,d
,tst ~ 40 600 bushels interior points. compared
Win sos 900 bushels for the same day last year 20
co-n was quoted elevator In the locai Iherhe
and 78Iac Z o b afoat No white nominal ana No
79IAc Z O D OATS-Inhuenced oy uf
geson IN other markets fairly active and
at he The cash market mere
,o,sd ss follows: Mixed. - ID 81 5sc
st,-s Tbite % to 10. 57iz 59Isc and clipped
lite "a 10 ~ H. 81 y 66i tsc- RYE-Aarket hrr1'
Nn > western ssc Z o b New York. BARLEY-Mar.
tot ruIet. mating T6a7oc. and feeding, ~ l5c
Sew YORK Bt-CKWHEAT-New York state quoted
soc nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received at
IVi3 Broadway. between 56tn
O'Clock o IN AdV-rtisemcn-s $
branch Offices Al regular office
viz 264 Sth ave. s. e. cor
9Th ST. 1O4 East l4th St,
Tth and Sth aves- 80 y, ,zzs .
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
School 4 AgenCies.

AvrRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
EuppIIss Professors Tutors OysrnesSsA etc
toC Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs II J. YOCNG-FULTOS- = GaloR Sdua-A
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
'oupon or registered
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.

BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.
-ited States deposits Included. 81. +58, coo.

The following shows the relation between the
otal reserve and the total deposits on the respec
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Hsiss eGIs
'f'1ai figures SATURDAY. morning -l -
sc;GE3 as1relS -. -.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
WOMEN GOLFERS
DIVIDING HONORS
American and British Players
In Exciting Matches at
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. with Miss
Dorothy Campbell, the Scottish woma n
champion, one up at the fourteenth hole.
and Mrs. Fox, OF Philadelphia, four I'D
at the same position, the honors were
evenly divided between the Britishers
and Americans in the third round of
the women's national golf championship
tournament at Haverford today.
The former was ritted against Mrs.
Charles Stout. of New York. while the
latter played Miss Frances Teacher. of
North Berwick, England.
Playing with the skill of n veteran,
Mrs. Fox, upon whom the Americans
place their dependence to keep the
trophy on this side Of the water, fairly
outdid herself, and at the fourteenth
hole it was evident that nothing but a
succession of disastrous mistakes could
prevent her winning her match. Realiz-
ing that Miss Teacher would be put out
Miss Campbell strained every nerve to
defeat Mrs. Stout. in order that Eng
land might be represented in the semi
finals tomorrow.
IN the two remaining matches Mrs
Barlow, of Merton. was one up at the
twelfth hole on Miss ElabelIa Smith
OF Evanston, and Miss Marion Phelps
of Brookline was three up at the four
teenth hole on Miss Noblit, of Whining
ton
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
RESIGNS
At CENSUS BUREAU
Disbursing Officer Accepts
Position With General
Motor Co., of New York.

In OF der to become assistant to the
secretary and treasurer OF the General
Motors Company. with offices in the
Terminal building at 103 Park avenue,
New York city, Thomas 5. Merrill, dis
bursting officers of the Census Bureau,
has handed in his resignation to Census
Director Durand. 1t is to take effect
Saturday.
Mr.. Merrill some time ago received the
offer TO become connected with the big
New York concern. After carefully con-
sidering it, and advising with friends,
he reached the conclusion that it was
an opportunity he should not turn down
Director Durand has forwarded his
resignation to Secretary Nagel, of the
Department OF Commerce and Labor
with the recommendation that il be ac-
cepted.
The news OF Mr.. Merrilrs resignation
was received with regret by the clerks
and officers of the bureau, as he IS one
Of the most popular officials " the Gov
eminent in the big statistical establish