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New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

f-bfezgc March Wheat prices broke izc 10 Zc
Lsye to-day on general liquidation based on WEAK
cztles and increased receipts ID the Nor-h"esl- ~
psrt If the loss was regslneo' put II 'As cIosI
rrices were stin Sc 70 &c neo~ aalio1 I 80
a-,o.s+so corr ard Ga ts closed weak ana proVl-
eions steady -. -. ...
rla braal, in wheat prices occurred at the open
-. .. ne session and considerable excitement was
crowded into the frst half hour o. tle cay Ii o-s
ss General when trading began. owing 10 oeclineS
~ ga 70 1zsd at Liverpool ana or lc az Berth- re
- 545 cars et Minneapolis and Duluth com
-s~ed with 371 the corresponding DAY a year aso'
i.--,,.nt out additional sales. The May dsllFeIy
- -t,-ar good support early IN the Sessloh' sho
- 60 o1ic1,l,y advanced 1c from the low point
- 81 ~. 4 decrease OF 1755.090 bushels IN the
,ti sI7r,rlv IN the United States. reports from
nc southwest Of damage 70 the ran so'SH g y
I5..Is- a. and a slackened dennaQd Tor the casn
rs5r neIped 10 steady the market during me una una
= - ~ session In the final minutes OF the DAY
-. -. delivery experienced a rally OF nearly lc
- s,,t,, h, several prominent commission houses
- lcee was steady. with May a. - LIS anu july
II 81 042s 20 q e4+@ -. 4-.-9sad -ecein+s
- --esLness IN the corn market prices al Ine
- t..,-, a. 70 sc below Saturdays ma quota
t -rorai arrivals Of corn here TO-DAY Seto @
ne@Ilg iV ~ the Official estimate for to-Tnorr3w
SaLnl ~ - s-5 cars a break Of lie IN the price
vas posi- 80 lain vas a bearish influence @ AIteI
u u - -. t,etp.een s5ssc to 65a4c and o67sc May ~
4 go July closed az e5ize TO e,@sC. calling b,
- o. --sre weak all day because oI sell-e ~
oals The slump in wheat and corn va l tre
local lohss - SINNERS and cereal TnanutacluI
pTlhclpS. p@,s bo,,ght the May and SepteHlOeL %
ing H4'S tbe close prices we're &c 10 t+c - stg
iovaer thar SATURDAY s ma! y 1Sst,,
a. Iecitts Of live hogs At an ;s, W inIer
-tree caused weakness IN PaC ne p orel,e-ted
let b.yllSS SSettIi{ns Ia prices At the cioss pi1e'
acre 2Iar higher 10 oc 4o"s'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses sold be-
tween 5000 and 5000 shares the advance in the
local market In the London market consols and
foreign bonds were strong, while the general mar
ket higher on the iaproFinE ContlnentsI pollI-
cal outlook Call money the British capital v as
IN fair demand. Discounts were steady at LONDON
and at Continental centres. Tbs Bank OF EngIana
secured all Of the 100000 South African soIo
offered in the open market
COPPER PRICES HIGRER.-Ths local Metal
Exchange quotes copper up &c in the bid and asked
price for all grades The copper market Is ac1Ne'
but producers and consumers have as Yet 1aled 10
come 10 an agreement prices The asking price
of electroIytic has been advanced TO lSs Genus
whether the movement is based upon actual supply
and demand remains to be seer. Large sa4eS o.
the metal last week at 15 clarified the sTtua-
ton The large stocks OF metal admittedly On hand
make Il improbable that the price will
tsrial advance IN the immediate future. That pro
ducers and consumers viii get together shortly IS
the consensus OF opinion in copper circles Exports
Of copper for February were 1S3so tons against
245io tons in the same month last year
NAY MAKE c & Q. A PER CENT STOCK
The wall Street Summary says representatives
f the syndicate which bought control OF the Chesa
peake & OHIO Railway Company states that, while
he understands absolutely definite decision mas
not been reached II is proposed To declare dlvi-
dend Of per cent PAYABLE in June next This would
make per cent for the fiscal year ended on the
fnal day Of that month. per cent having oeen
paid in December last. He also says that II mas
been proposed to make serni-annual payments or
per cent thereafter thereby placing the stock upon
q 1 per cent basis.
APPLICATION TO LIsT-Appi.cation has been
tional first consolidated mortgage per cent bonds
Of the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, due 1s49
$4,000 600 additional Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
general mortgage ! per cent, due 1885 s5eooO,ooo
capital stock OF Phelps, Dodge & Co. and S1Le13.-
Ooo Baltimore & Ohio additional Ptttsburg. Lake
Erie 6, West Virginia system mortgage per cent
bonds. due 1871.
AMERICAN BOND AND SHARE HOLDERS
LIMITED. EXTRA DIV1DEND.-Mail ady4ces from
London say that the English Association Of An1ert
can Bond and Share Holders. Limited has declared
tba O * a.
bonus Of III per cent making return OF IA per
cent for the year.
WALL STREET FIRMS NEW OFFICE Pouch
& Co, No. Is Wall street. have leased the entire
third floor Of the Manhattan Trust Company build
ing Wall and Nassau streets. and viii occupy
their quarters about April /
ARGENTINE LOAN \ STCCESS-J- P Morgan
& Co. the First National Bank and the National
City Bank announce that the Argentine government
loan has been largely oversubscrihed The sub
scrirton books were closed two hours after open
ing
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

a squeezing Of the bear operators in Read
ing took place the Consolidated Exchange To
a lesser extent the movement extended TO several
other prominent issues. notably Arnalganated Cop
per and Smelling. The market n Reading
particularly erratic and excited At time in
the forenoon Readings bid price on the Consol-
dated was more than a point above the ruling quo
tation the Stock Exchange 4 commission house
selling order siven when the stock wss changing
hands the other boaUd at 1881 was executed at
124% On the sharp sISash in the early afternoon
g stop loss order 70 sell Stock Exchange price
of 1247s was executed at 1A. Both Union Pacific
ard Southern Pacific were in stToGS demand at
times. and the first named recorded high price
FOR the day OF 1854. compared with high quota
ton on the other exchange OF 1865. Reading and
Copper. the highest levels reached, ruled. how
ever slightly under the other board, their top fg
ures being respectively. 1855 and 71@s. both 4 Of
point below their highest on the other exchange.
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

from tire Pennsylvania COMPANY its oont-
button toward the Of construction OF the New York
Tunnel Extensicn-
CAR TRUSTS
The q Car securities during year con
sisted of sls2 noo of Series Of Pennsylyans General
Freight Equipment Certificates OF 1907 through which
147 steel under-trane box for the
Pennsylvania Pailroad Company
Tas outstanding Certificates OF Series z. ? and g ot
the Pennsylvania Rolling stock Trust. having ratured
during year. paid and cancelled and thereby
4e46 cars became the property of your Company
total cost Of 50 900 600
The total number Of Car Trust cars now IN service
against which Csr Trust certificates outstanding
6Za. ana the Car certhcstes outstanding sist
DeeeTnhsr 1905. aggregate SCI, ,eoO.o .ooc.O0
TRAFFIC
The uunlesT % tons Of freight moved the eve
eral divisions Pittsburgh and Erie 1908
Is2 4S0 3sI. decrsase Of 41.T46T3. sag per
the number Of passengers 6LSS0535 a decrease OF
6.976.S00. sST per
Ths other Railroad Companies east OF Pittsburgh and
which your Company is interested salts
factory Detailed statements Of their operations
viii their respective reports "a we'll
IN the full report Of your Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

o0TTOS-The cotto- market quiet to-dsy,
win 11ctgsttcns coss barely sreadE
& net advance os 39z points The market opsnsd
tsey a az advance q 5 points scattered covering
y seerE Q. last week were probably oisappeints1
ne -sture ct the weather nap 70 show rains n i@
s91taVeft over sunday. Cables ~ere fully as ioT as
o2s s2<. BIT hrzsd up AFTER ire local Opening. en-
csErSsl-g Further gain here and time curing
ne 1s-ring prices rued about SGs points net higher
t1agt Vers little heavier level, and prices
eIsed OF 1eT points from the Sc, bur were pre-tv
se- s1zissnec continued scattered covering su1
.t1s sogport from hul sources There were scTne Tn
.Srezre trade s6vfces from Continent receis e ~
"a trc1 -tveool. bur. generally Epeakrg, these r@
..e- e eo1l;ionS Zich -ad been fairly We'll under
ss- = ai circles, and were Offset rlo-eover. b. toe
s~ 0 1-y weather talk. Gang 20 the otacisl reports
:. SeIsa7 Precipitation n Texas According 70 this
ne -z1rtel 1t-y-ssTeu Etarlons Texas lssf
s--I seerazsc -l5 inch. aEails- s-sraZe OF 1 uS
-l-ol ic- ths Saue month zsr -esr The rains fore
y SATURDAY afternoon aid night the So1tn-
-. ose no Dzterlslizs any extent TIE oicisI re
anoSng Precipitation ranging from only trsction
- .aca q thrEe fo1r points Southern Epor mar
- o--nlzr rspsrted -ere unchanged with TIE eE-
s101 g New Orleans where prices wsre lice higher
- Ba1s soE1ceS we're published during the o1F
e@-s,.JE ne fgSt situation, and. generally spe2Ig
..+-s !. tle scu-heTn rlsrkcts continue = reject
ssE Lrsas oe-az-s tcgetLe- With indifferent holders
10
as ss eollozE
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
LINES WEST OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT

cAPTTAL STOCK ASU : FO-'-E1O O-7-'
The PENNSYLVANIA Company acquired by purchAss c. g.
t The year half the stock OF the Lake E7
16 pittsburgh Railway Company. which Is cons
- b.,v-ssp Younss and Lorain. ohio
In order to provide the retirement at raa,ar Is
.s,, 1898 Of 81 $4,000 Of Ashtahua and FlttsolIsn
railway six per cent bonds and for eonsupo''oh
s,,-ss and other corporate purposes, the pittsburgh.
- ,o.rr .,5 Asbtabula Railway Company authoTlzed
.b creation OF arst general mortgage % secure O
,a ~ s15 600 oco OF bonds. Of which portion Of
A. amounting 100000, vas dlaposeo o. Oh
torv terms - ..Ao-.-aa thu
The vandalia Railroad company also autAoFl1eo Ils
~ ~ e. ooo 600 Of its consolidated mortgage Tour per
csr+ bonds Sales &, and applied th9 proceeos u'1'
- "a. -a5c-7,tion OF 6s.ooO OF ths seven per cent
- ~ Tr5tsnapo!is and Vineennes FailroaA Cosa-
an on. 9, It's oonpanes' Wn'eA Hl1rats1
Ir Febrlary 1908 and toward eonssFaetioh elA 'S~'
rnent expenditures sad other oAP'1@- f7<+-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

e ga nnz-ss for s,, -r+-o- ss ,s, ,-,+a rr5oes
n4s5ias e .e' toE Tad5ing upland ard Sc for
:5psN - T.s kos,negn to markets 7Ters telegraphed
rT,-ss.sh SCAT. uaehsneee Al 81 ssies 80 tsi1i
chshsss = IS uneaaassd g NoTfolk STEADY m
il1css-sss 20 salss. lac bales BaIfnore nominal.
sslss y = ssc augusta steady unchanged. Al Ga.
ssssS beles Ts., Losls ollet UNCHANGED. = 9sc.
t,sse- cue anchsnees - lie Ne-. orleans
asessy unchsngea ~ q we,-i,ts - s,1sss s1s4
ssse se;e 80 ~ sa.ss Houston STEADY unchanged.
Hsssrs- 7o 7s y = lsse.rz points for Tuesday ~
ve.z and 7s12 's hass. against 500 bales last
fs, ,s. esies ssainst ls7i4 bs issf ,ae ss ~ 29s
- ssnS5e S1gs spseial Iagsr2ooi cates-sro cotton
&refes- StsaeTesn ZOO baies irororts s G1 fs1es
s7sn. euist sns z.11iing upland 035 Futures
gs-ehsp- s1sssnged . poin,s f,@ber Eiarcb nd
..,s.a: jgas-Jsly 81 -.s' -.s't-s-sE 4s7izd. MayJgne.
60 sels1a 5-si,ess-yctooer e4d. octobeT-Noverl-
Tsfss t.s = shgl.sry So
~. fLorR AND MEsI.3--oSs.y Al osyers holding on
Etszsio. f a. Unchanged prices n oF
~sr = . araeaisie reeirr ~e purchases are con
rss.l as 1R9 oo1ssv vh prices held higher FOR 5ey
~ Fso1acs E1cEsst. are R;leet quoted the New
ssFss s. syr,a crest S 2sas5 So tilfer Tlsrs1ts
1ssts s. ss,Ps sissrs s. eoass e. extra 10 Snter.
,.s.s5t s. ia - 70 s.nte- 81 sOas4 10. kansas
ese.ee = Isssa 81 q gge,5svHEAT FLoi7R-sIzrlst
1 o6p,ss ss2a 9 2Ss So s5its - AM = n
30 q 65szsS - -ssed.- Guo.ed I5t- 800 - -
ssy tras egs.sssse s.ssse q soaSi Is FEKp-WesieTn
e IN sss Is 3 .,sg sgg g So iss dos. - Isl s So. S'a &
EehfsasT &C. ;aiaSas s2e I0dss6. red coz
rzT1a 3lneal sssssSss .-11I-siay crop s2e 70 bulk
: f15t7-~---ss -. tsE .T--T7-s.sA.e9. - ~
<ssec1.. .soleerz scIsosrir ahs y big scale by
ekeseekest opsnine Z. - sst rsce.p's ravs svheat
ssssg drorprg ii e s haG - soTns tine afa,, II
:. sisA isns . about 3. or. nom ne =
ExEs-S fFszE Io.sss-R s2Tting orders cosld cheelr
A e. = ea setrrasssyH e. 80 soc 2. 2.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES.

The Capital Expenditures during the yaar
Lines Pittsburgh for construction equipment,
and real estate 81 $50 6l635.
The expenditures upon additions and i'm
Of motive power and equipment the increase
Of yard dock and other terminal facilities; the con-
struct.on Of second third and fourth tracks upon
Cleveland and Pittsburgh the Pittsburgh Clncn-
natl Chicago, and Louis Railways the elevation OF
tracks IN Chicago and purchase OF additional
estate and right OF way.
TRAFFIC
Tbs nurnber freight moved the lines west
If Pittsburgh vas l04 o35 74O OF 81 s64 6sS~
The number of passengers carried so 29l 7SS de-
crease OF 2. 100, $50
burEh Tor year 1905 SS sos So operating
earnings $50. 49, 30
decrease IN gross earnings compared with lsOi OF
S52 44e T and decrease IN net earnings OF St35o-
ES There 541 OF freight moved on
the entire system. beirg decrease OF 1O5s12Io TONS
and I42 676TTg passengers carried decrease OF TO-
eS5.19
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

come and Pro1t and Loss seccuats q PsnnsyvantA
Railroad and Pennsylvania conpaaies stated hil
and preceding annual reports.
In ace5rancs with the authority conferred
res1nE ue Sad Eagle valley Junction ard Southwest
Connecting Railways have been absorbed by nSw
fern a Part OF the Pennsylvania RarroAd
The New York Phnzdsiphia and No-fofk Raf-oad.
Uaich forms the oonnscttng Ink oersen your PhadsJ
phia Baltimore and Washington System.
rsachiug Norfolk from the having
(through the growth % Norfolk business csutrs ard
as gateway between tire Northern and Southern At
lantic States developed large interchazxs trafao
With system Il deemed advtsabs acquire
ownership OF itS stock especially heavy exrntir1rea
had been made. your part prcvt1e ths necessary
facilities therefor terminal other
lines. An agreement therefore made pu--
chase thereof through the
cent stoek trust certificates by the Fidslity Trust Con-
pay. Of P-adelph1a. maturing LIST I94S
and Interest which El1aranrssd ~ vou- CON-
pary- The % the property sufficient uoa
only teks Of the obzaro1s ASSUMED cornso-
tion thsrevith. but 70 fnish funds for e1rshs-
-ar~-arr
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02


g hgheT with spot at $50 ana futures tl3l los
rathy At IS 55a25 SOC, ooPPER-There was a very
Is "a sd futures At f5s 3 ID ieoa the market VAS
] Sea a. a. . . @ g o seeTo!' aig al ] 80 @ & aPo
large sales have been made recently for forward ship
able in the next feN, days LEAD vas unehanged a.
uhchan=ed ans q at IN s7. s E sPELTER vas unchaage9 @
@ @ 2o5 a 9 @ a ;o e2slB 6 % vas a Is shs6e % n iF6sT at @
as ntr,7ngiIZ T11-bs-red with No foundry Northern
quoted At S6 5oQSI75 The InareI foE rig iron ce5tI
a.. oYoIe ss oti0us: cash S14 81 bid March SIS 30
asked. April Sl5 -. Nay. Sl6 and June Sl625 al
NoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The passing business
vas .noaerale to: Fota H79aeSeS ana b5 r,a-e-
STEADY 70 result With ful! prices geneTay
orleans centrifugal c6nlon le9lac: fair 1a922o eood
sYRUPs. common lsal7es taiT losc' sooa' 4@a--0'
pT1 is oil Sss generally higher to-day
lighter spot oateEngs hIEeE Tds oes51nss & conns 6
tPig Narch a S39536c 2oO bbs April 40 500 ehs
S7: S7 e s = s 45 a6 9S' fasss9 I q S so25aes su
sat ss P5aes are Rned Setroeu nchangsS We quote
PETROLEUM J;3i-Standa-d white. bols 5e ana IN elk-
s. FhiaasPhis bis 81 S sc Sh1 II Sk 70 s Sc Tae
white New YORK nbls le sna n 2 bGk g 6@s 5,ts Ph:ae s.s.
phls be2s 30 aap f,is5elr33 ~ 1 coTTosEED
ss aToh S6aS 35e do -5 APT3 T. s:5,s2 z5 sf
eog5 elc DO October. 6s95I5c OF SUNNI ss
March 5000 56c; Good on eIt-lsl oc5, 57f.i 9qc
fSEED s55: 9Ans5saa cs:ai,a sa s 'i & F' TASB 81
PROyIsIoNs-Bg receipts caused SonSqeTs6s9 Istee
weakness during the forenoon but the 9aa.st ,-S,
rallied on bS S9gsFi2s Tsebfs p agereeae e3 900 Kan
points. IoI ooo PoFk-EirTnT- 5tsso * BEEr BE
6.ss. 61ote6 Mess. $40 80 $iI. family So 92g$
RFEF HAEIs-stezdy. ouotsd: S24a S@9 pttESSEPp
Ro5s-BaTeiy stsady; Quoted s7se: $50 ~ s,sc.
Pi9ied 739 9 bel Ssies SO am u9tsd sor e.e 10 n
SsnatT. S92se * as%e quoted siidalo az
S5Ec Reansd lard quiet Quoted. sonis AneTiS1 e6SI
n s5c continent. lo15e; BEazn kess' s44TE.RITE
cUist Quoted: olso 1-iz 7i2&o city lard sieaFlne'
FFEcErhs market for rice ruled steady here firm
at primary points ard N good deTan9 99r
foIo7: Screenings s sc; oroinsFy, s@: q 3 &C.
chofcs 98ilc; Head japan go Q 4Ae' Pataa' SS'e'
J@sTc aRF-ReAned sugar was IN ncaerats rs9uest-
r5,fcas 1nehareed The lowest price was 45oc net,
.sSs t,ls Fsrothers with other refnsrs naming 455o
rs per cent The foliosng prices are less Sc ana
g PEI 1oo p fT9a i9osf aver stai dornos 5e
Eagle tablets, eSc. clt oat 1870 and
FsEe coufectIore-s' granueted 4 eoc: A2ecfA Pc Pc
deed SOC powdered and eoaT5s s
e.. raeie 2-lb cartons Of fine granuated 4s5c; 2
II 1ags DO aso sa:o @ esSs 9S GS n 10 bags dc roc
Essls fne or standard granylatsd and elaTaond =:
zs5c: coafectionsrs \ 445c Ne l. z4So' I5c 30 =
aoS - y s5e; y and J! 9soe No9 81 - and and
sugar pas ouiet with sellers a. auotea rates IN
81 ana Ma Jos 50 The oc2l & market fo[ March Ta
sugar was quiet but ebou stead Cuoa sue sudr, aa nd
sr5 Aprti AT 7-1So, terms Private
zfvices from cuba Eav thst sales "a =. sesT
the-e a. shade better than quoted 'as's a. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

p L z is krun
aconpar au L a. ? e 6ooop
r crokn pd Q Issued
ayT
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

there slow and irregular rally lasting for
a6out q below sstuEday the -1 atteTnoon improve
-aent was helped by private estimate Aguring the
~ 600 900 bushels Compared witt 1zs zoe 600 year
Other private estimates however, went as high
reserves is expected about week. and view OF
the Nay situation win be awaited with unusual IN
the decline Of I 91+sd Liverpool conspicuous
petIer crop ne from tbs SIDE erc consldeIape l3qul
daIion Broonhau made worlds shipments about
uty eaoat TO be 54,3eo0oo bushels. compared with
5e,4os.o9o bushels year ago The domestic visible
- 600 bushels. total OF $4,000 bushels
compared with decrease year 1,564ooo bush
movement, including 545 cars Minneapolis and
Duluth and total OF 925.Oo0 bushels at all interior
orers seemed 70 Be- entirely out of line no
follows No 3 red 81 ISL IN elevator ana 81 24lI
hard winter 81 24%s anoat, CoRN-owins
wheat decline. and in fact was under more or less
selling pressure all day. except near the close when
There were SIS cars at Chicago nearly 100 cars
more than expected while 575 cars we're scheduled
there less pressure from bear sources on
me .qea that the coantTy vas selling more freely
Improvement receipts Western authority esti-
more than year ago The 7isibie decreased 10000
bushels cables were lower and all Western points
56l. 600 bushels last year No here quoted
1915 elevator and 72lzc b ahoat; No 2 white
Commission house selling also weakened this market
early IN the session hut there was some rally after
225 cent. compared with 355 per last year.
70 20 ID 57G5Sc natursi vrbite 3s to So h S78
50 and clipped white 81 TO - ID, IS q CSC The
Market steedy; No Western, s6c New York
BARLEEaaierIet nrner; mailing, 744 Q7sc. and
feeding. T2a74o c New York. BUCkvHEAT-
New York state. CSC nominal.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS

-. o.,,ar uarl.ss repo.ts SO Dase ..
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

station and the East River and hoSs under ths East
River. are ready for the laying Of the tracks
The work in Long Island CITY. embracing the tunnels
from the side Of the river East and Borden Ave
nues, is finished and that east Of East Avenue ncuns
the approaches Sunnysids Yard. and the erection
Of the bridges is well under way The cleo
mailing interlocng and construction Of the necessary
actively prosecuted
during the year, well the work on the
Station
for the benefit OF the entire Pennsylvania Railroad sys
TEN, that lines West of Pitts5urg will reap a
direct advantage therefror IL been deemed proper
that the Pennsylvania Company should participate in the
thereof has therefore contributed 900 for
that purpose charged the against its Profit and
BY reference General Balance Sheet II VIII ee
carried Sccounr
OF the New York Tunnel Extension SAG SIS OF
$4,000 represented by capital stock
Of Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terninal Railroad Com
at and the balance represents TIE advances
31st December
1905 after dsductng the charged against the In
New-York tribune., 1909-03-02

MINING.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-02-12
Mrs. Mary 9. Coldwell.

Mrs. Mary Catherine Coldwell died on
Saturday afternoon at the home OF her
son-in-law. Rev. John A. McKamy, us
Boscobel street, after an acute illness of
a week. Mrs. Coldwell belonged to one
of the oldest and best known families
of Middle Tennessee She was born,
brought up and married in Bedford
County. She was daughter Of Col.
John Moore, of Bedford County, who
was in his day one OF the substantial
citizens OF his county. She was sis
ter of Arch Moore, Of Shelbyyille, and
DIR. Nose Moore, of the United States
Navy. In the early fifties she was mar
ried to the late DIR. Rufus Coldwell,
who practiced his profession for many
years in Bedford County, and who died
in Kansas in 1878. She returned to
Tennessee after her husbands death
and resided at Union City until 1898
when she removed. to Louisville, KY,
where she made her home until 1908,
since which time she has resided with
her daughters in Tennessee. Six chill
dren survive her.. Arch Coldwell, of
Shelbyville; John M. Coldwell and Mrs.
J.F. Howard, Union City; R. G. Cold
well, of Waverly, and Mrs. John A.
McKamy, of Nashville. She had lived
a long and beautiful life, exemplifying
in her daily walk and conversation the
the richest of the Christian graces. Only
few days ago she entered upon her
18th year Nashville American.
The remains arrived in this city Sun
day morning, escorted by relatives and
friends, and we're conveyed to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Howard,
Home street. Services were conducted
at $50 p. m. by Rev. j. H. Thomas.
Interment at City Cemetery.
Mrs. Coldwell resided in Union City
for many years with her daughter, Mrs.
j. F. Howard, and there are many who
remember her kindly and extend warm
est sympathy to the pereaved family.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-02-12
In Memoriam.

I feel in my extreme weakness that /
must make poor feeble attempt to
write few thoughts in behalf of our
worthy and highly esteemed friend and
neighbor, w. III. jackson.
First, I want to express my sincere
regret to his bereaved family, one and
all, and especially his lone companion,
in not being able to be with them in
their sad bereavement. was stranded
on the bed with that much-dreaded dis
ease, la grippe and muscular rheuma-
tism, and suffered intensely.
Things work in mysterious way and
past our understanding. Suffice it to
say that He who doeth all things well
rules and guides at his sovereign will.
1t was our own privilege to visit our
friend in his sickness and affection sew
eral times. Mr.. Cloar said he always
met him cheerfully and kindly always
glad to see him-and insisted on his
coming again. The evening ] went
with Mr.. Cloar to see him we asked his
daughter, Mrs. Burnett, if it was best
for us to go into the room. She seated
us and went to speak to him. The an
swer was, Yes, let Uncle Jerry and
Aunt Ann come right in; it won't hurt
me, but it would hurt me not to see
Them He seemed SO glad to see us,
and / promised to go again. On acc
count of my poor health ] never got to
go back, though he knew why ! could
not go.
1t is nice and pleasant. to realize the
social side of our friends-so much
kindness in life. He had SO lived and
conducted himself that all was well with
him. He passed through the valley of
the shadow of death and entered the
portals of Heaven. This is worth the
world to his poor heartbroken eompan-
ion and children. Our friend bore his
Affections with great patience and forti-
tude, and when all was over there was