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Gilpin observer., 1909-09-09
Black Hawk Council Meeting.

Black Hawk. Colo, Sept. 7th. 1909.
City Council Rooms
City council called to order by
Mayor Grutzmacher.
Roll call: Present Mayor Grutz-
macher, Aldermen Gilman, Lynch and
Blake. Absent: Aldermen McNevins,
Feehan, and Flick.
Minutes of last regular and special
meeting were read and approved.
Reports of the city clerk, marshal
and treasurer were read and referred
to the finance committee who ex-
amined them and found same corr
rect.
On MOTION of Alderman Lynch they
were accepted and ordered filed.
(Carried.l
Alderman Flick entered and took his
seat.
The following bills were presented
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
WHO SAID NOT LUCKY?

Frankfort, ky.-ls 13 an un- lucky number? We'll, just read:
 Abe Lake, twice 13 years old, a convict, was pardoned here on the thirteenth, having been con- victed of attacking his sister-in- law.
 He is the thirteenth child, born on the thirteenth of the month, alleged to have committed his crime on the thirteenth, was tried and convicted on the thir- teenth, was sentenced to 13 years, received at prison on Fri day, the thirteenth, and begged to be put in cell 13. but that cell was taken.
 He was pardoned on the thir- teenth and his sister-in-law com mitted d suicide 13 months ago. He h ad to his credit at the pen itentiary SIS. 13. X k
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18

Harris is a son of Eld w. H. Harris and Miss Wilmington is a daughter of MT. C.. A. Whit tington. MT. Harris is a young man of sterling worth. while the young lady he has chosen for his bride is sweet and pure and in every way worthy of the sacred name of wife. Our best wishes go with those of their many friends for long and happy life for the young couple and may they when dark clouds gather find strength, peace and solace in each others love.
 Eld. w. H. Stingley.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18

ly considering the question as to whether he should again be a candidate for congress, he con- cluded to make the race. State Superintendent Cook had oc- casion to hold a conversation over the long distant telephone Thursday with Mr. Goodwin in regard to a school matter, and during the conversation he says MT. Goodwin told him that he was a well man again and would enter the race again for congress,
 Mir. Goodwin was candidate for congress two years ago, and the result of the primary was so close that he contested the noml- nation with MT. Wallace, the matter being finally referred to the Democratic State Central Committee which, after an in- vestigation, decided in the latter's favor. MT. Goodwin was after ward taken i'll and was compell- ed to go to New Orleans where he underwent an operation and had to remain in a sanatorium there several months for treat ment. He is now Said to be in the very best of health and feels fully able to make the campaign in his district for congress.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18

pr. Wm. Q. Foster. of Little Rock. and Matte Lu Boyd, of this city, were married last evening a. I U clock 3t the home of the brides father, Prof. s. T. Boyd. Rev. J P. Robinson, of Little Rock officiating. Dr. Foster is one of the leading citi- zen5 of his race in the state and his bride is an accom- plished young lady having been reared in Prescott and has many friends among the white people who wish her life to be one of use- fitness among her race for good and are glad to know that she chose for her life companion one of her race that stands at the top.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
HON. 4. |. PETTERMAN

(Author of Peterman's Civil Govern
 ment.)
 have never heard anything from any platform to surpass Booth Lowrey's description of the March of the Newsboys in his lecture, Simon Says Wig Wag."
 Emmet, Dec. 4th.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
A N N GU NCEM TT

Never since we have been in business have we been as we'll prepared to handle the fall business as we are this year. Not only have we bought in larger quantities and greater variety but we have bought cheaper than ever before; we have bunch of the right kind of young fellows that know goods and values and they enjoy showing the stock. This fall we expect to maintain our reputation as the largest sellers of dependable hardware and house furnishings in Southwest Arkansas. In our store you are always welcome to look around and compare our prices and goods
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving. and Some Prescott People Know How to
 Save it.

Many Prescott people take their lives in tIer hands by negIecting the kid neys when they know these organs need help. Sick kidneys are rsyonsi- ble for vast amount of suffering and Ill health, but there is no need to sui fer nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and per manently cured by the use of Doan s Kidney Pills. Here is a citizen re- commendaton.
 A. s. Blythe, Prescott, Ark, says: ''I procured Deans Kidney Pills at Hesterlys s drug store, and they cured me of most distressing case of kidney disease that had annoyed me for sever al years. had been bothered by a stiffness and soreness in the small of my back and too frequent passages of the kidney secretions Doan's Kidney Pills soon corrected these difficulties and l have noticed no symptoms of a recurrence since.
 For sale by all dealers. Price soc. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan's- and take no other.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
HARRlS-WHlIIlnGI0N

On last First Sunday evening at about 3 o'clock, at the home of Eld. w. H. Stingley, Mir. Bur- ton Harris and Miss Hattie Wilmington were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. They are both we'll known and highly esteemed at this place. Mir.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce G. R. Blake as a candidate for Tax Asses sor of Nevada County. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Wiley T. lobe. of Georgia township, as a can didate for Tax Assessor of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
TRIALS OF WINTER

Do not permit yourself to be a victim 10 cold or cough. They lead to pneumonia, consumption and elsewhere Be mise: Use Simmon s Cough Syrup 1t cures coughs, heals lungs and will keep you right here to enjoy the beaut- les of spring.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
TELEPHONES. The piCayune Office PUP CB. Andrews Residence I+9
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE AND TERMS

$l DO per year, Strictly in Advance SE All papers wil positively be stop ped at the expiration of the time to which the subscription is paid. Watch the date following your name, which shows to what date you have paid, and renew in time not to miss an issue, as we cannot furnish back numbers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
WARNING ORDER
In Nevada Chancery Court.

In Nevada Chancefy Court. William Ray, Plaintiff,
 vS Florence Ray, Defendant. The defendant Florence Ray is warn- ed to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, William Ray. Nov. 2nd '09. F. E. Murrah, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
ANN0UNC CEhENTS
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce the name of D. l.. billiard of Albany Township as a candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the action of the democratic primary election.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
GOODWIN WILL BE
 A CANDIDATE
Defeated for Congressional Nomination Two Years Ago by Close Margin
 with Minor Wallace

That w. s. Goodwin of Warren will be candidate for congress in the Seventh Congressional district to succeed R. Minor Wal lace, was vouched for yesterday by B. E. Jarratt, secretary of the Warren Commercial Club and also by State Superintendent George B. Cook.
 MT. Jarratt states that m a conversation Saturday with MT. Goodwin the latter informed him positively that he would be a candidate, and that he would make his formal announcement to that effect within few days. He says that for awhile Mir. Goodwin had about concluded not to re-enter politics on account of his health, but that since his permanent recovery from his recent ailment and after careful
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-11-18
sarGE 10 LIZ PuRLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the -aRr8etgr, taa.IHl #z reputation of any individual. Hlla aT=-HHf f.9rau0a #eI ear iap a Hha fI5e==1 VII he Jf uptiy corrected T bra=- rt as 7e alter 7n ot -ae publisher. aa= ts of sost#. e8NeFer 95li noI l.. sgt. tied.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Want Fleet OFFICERS.

RICHMOND. VA, Feb. lS.-Plans
are actively on fo~t Today orking
to the prusec:iv" visit to this c.'y
neXl week of the officers o. tn"
American battlcship squadron. which
is nearing the Virginia capes after
it's wo Id circling crHisc.
With the above object in view. a
nl.' ing OF prominent citizens was
held at The ChaInber Of Commerce
Al noon today. where it was decided
that communication be- had with
Senator Martin NJ Washington. VIII"
was ursir"d 20 get into communica-
,iCn with the government naval
auth rites Nothing definite was
determined upon at today's meeting
at The Chamber OF Commerce, where
T. vas decided that a second and. final
meeting should be held at ) O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
WeSTBOUNO FkEiG1f
WAR IS THREATENED
9, / o. Said To Ee Commentaries
ton Official Reserts Attitude
OF Southern Rohds.
,Ev As.oruttrd Press }

nc SION MASS. Feb. l%--rom
p"Ating on the alleged threat Of II
wrathuund & light war between rEil
roads Cu tn" Atlantic S"anoard. Pres
'cII i.nciun TWrlr of the Boston \
Main" Railroad. said today.
"Th" B"s,on K Maine viii not b"
hulidozrd ~ Southern railroads. II
la, irird IT," experiment.. and found
that il WIS il ia,Inrr and i Will now
,aad AZ sog is rights
70" thr,'al"liH.; rat" War may follow
tnr uNrw"d purpose ~ tn" Western
trunk lines to meet Boston x Maine
reduction on tml'U.t traffic by FUR
;lIrr one u restore the diifCr"n,iai.
S,can> hip lines uut OF N"w York.
lh,lndriphia and baitiuOr" TO Nor
fox and NrMpn News are parties TO
THIS pun p"s", III" Norfolk II Western,
tho Chrsapt Ak" 4 ohio and the
So ,th'rn halfway operating in cor
necti0n with th"m.
DrStou business mCn cypress unan-
imun, support OF the boston & Maine
Railroad in is action rc-"s'alishinE
The cid warehouse iiifcrcntial after
March Ii. and the ;wn largest bust
ness ORGANIZATIONS in the city. the
Boston Chamb'r of Commerce AMI
;hr Merchants Association have hoth
endorsed tn" action Of the railroad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19

CAhiLL TRIAL DELAYED.
Motion To Ee offered for DaiI Tor
Slave"


ROCKY MOUNT "a Feb. IS -
Alter assembling al III" witnesses
uanv from distant WIS of IA" STAT"
the trial 0f nr, j. = tahill dentist
charged with IN" m'rd'r of Robert
'G Smith"rs. November |. las. today
again WIS poStp0n' unttl March =.
at IA special term OF tt" Govt d"'
10 the critical III ".S> VI Ii Nrho.'
fever Of Carter pi',Ari y son OF COL
cnrl l. II. billiard one Of tn" ntnr
u.vS Ter the d"t"u'r and a hrn'h".
of commemorative Attorney ii"rh"F'
y. billiard.
Thu. ,oulmouwsa,ltt- attorney pre-,
posed 10 retire irn!d III" ca-r Hlol':
with his fat!:"r CO un"l u II billiard
~ho is for III" d"truS" and allow
III" cont - appGin tn" MrsErA
i,Iayt!.v of MUrtInsiiih. a. special
rrusrculuIS in nrd"r that the cas-"
might be heard without fu,thr" d.
Law
They objected To s"rl: IN thai ca
ntci,y being "mployet hr 'hr sister
nf the man who was Killed.
4 motion viii b., "l'"""l for bail
r:.is afternoon owing - III" condition
o, the prisoners health ana stat" of
mind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
WILL ATTEND CHAkbERL'A DINNER
About Sixty.Five Other Officers VIII
Be Guests Of Navy leasue-F!cet's
Anchorage Will Extend Three Milc9
to Newport News MidCieg ground
Rules for Merchant Vessels.


OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. Feb
IS. The near approach OF Nh" hattie
snip fleet and it's escort. sienale
tonight by wir l"ss n l'ss than goa
miles on tic. Nir2i;iiu Caves; IS re-
ilrct' / il n" At t,"N.% Of visit
Cr& rou, iHg INTO lie lu.t'S here.
Nup, p.lrIj hnlSr i-hp bus
and Hampton AT" - ~ ti.roWn open
f." the HInlu,,htior Il III" visit
ors. Tn" iruItr lInt' N ate Il to,
,tal &C." N'n.hinci"n r;t tir zig r.
nt red cruis-r' North InrHi:ia and
Mon ana are 81! II n" road -i"ad.
The, finished ouali". this morning
off Sewells Point aIi dropped down
10 a new anchorage of the Old Point
pier. II Is planned now TO have the
, rus.rS ieav" tomorrow morning tn
Jon tn" incoming Squadron.
| The combined forces are expected
ito arrive a. the snTthern drill
grounds. fifty miles eff IN, virginia
capes some time Saturday. Minor
evolutions and maneouvers will be
gone through. in order to fill in the
/ time tntween the scheduled arrival
on Monday next. The fleet will pass
; IN the capos about 10 a. N.
| OFFICERS Accept Invita- on.
Admiral Sperry. commanding the
{ fleet. has accepted on his own be
( half and the officers. the invitation
| of the Navy LeasnP to the Dime
to gwen At the Chamberlain Hot"I
mex; Monday evening
| Governor swanson of Virginia viii
! '.e among the speakers.
! A ma iOritv of the m"mhers Of both
ranches of congress are expected to
! com" down 10 win"S5 the arrival
and review OF the fleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Fire in WiIlis.nsbure.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, Feb. IS. 60
FIR" st 4:30 otlock this morning
G.,iioye,l the large frame department.
sore building d.H.,J Kindc & Sens,
=. Norge. a new Norwegian settle
rcnt in James City county. Tn"
cOni-H's Of the building were ais"
burned.
The firm carried s1j.0on to $.h :
"nn stock of goods and in tn" build
irg was located branch OF tn"
Erickson banking Company AMI III"
DUstoHiCc. -
The only teles hone in the pia '"
w4- l.cated in the burned building
and report here..is to the efftc'
that the bank; safe.swas robbed and
tb. huildiRg fred to- hide the crime.
The report. however. cannon b" '"'''
fed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
House Adopts Measure Amending
COuatiy's CoddIed Penal Laws.
DIFFERS FROM THE SENATE BILL
Question viii Now Go to Conference:
Between Two Houses-House Pro-
vision Respecting interstate Liquor
Shipments Attracts Moot Attention.
fBy Associated PreSs.1

WASHINGTON. u. C. Fet. IS
The house today passed the bill re-
visirc and amending the penal code
CT the United States.
A similar measure. though varying
in de.ail had previously passed the
senate. and a committee on confer
crce will now undertake TO harmon
ize the differences between the two
houses.
Before taking the VOC today the
house adopted an amendment offered
by Mr.. Hariietr Of GeqIgia. repeating
the law which makes II crime for
state officers TO disqHaiify certain
PERSONS from serving on t.ries on &C
count OF race or color.
Mr. NcCalrs amendment abolish
ing capital punfshment was defeated
becaIse Of the lack Of quorum
whom vote was taken.
Probably the provision which viii
case much discuss ion by the con
,frrees is ths adopted by the house
regulating the interstate shipment o'
liquor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Union Capital Life Is =. x.
(By Associated press.l

RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 1S.--The ar
ticle In Richmond newspaper Of yes
tcrday, stating that the Union Gem
trail Life Insurance Company Ia In
had shape was unintentionaily pre-
sented in an entirely misleading and
erroneous form.
There has been no question as 10
the solvency of stability. This COM
papy. acting en- the figures OF their
actuary, increased the capital st0ck
by $500, 900, claimed to have been the
surplus earnings on noal-particlpatt1G
To be perfectly fair and correct.
the company employed Mr.. d. p.
Fackler, one OF the foremost actuar-
ures and calculations.
Five state insurance departments
have just completed an examination
and do not agree with the claim OF
the company that there has been the
earnings claimed on the noH-partici-
pating policies, and order return
AMI cancellation OF the S403,0 900 stock
Issue
This company has s6S.000000 as
set S53 geo. 600 of which Is invested
in first mortgage loans or real eS-
tate. ana has a substantial surplus.
The Union Central ranks Al among
h" financia! Institutions Of America,
and has an immense business in vir-
sinia. having collected $3b0.0oJ in
premiums in this state last year.
with about $4,000, coo insurance In
force here.
Colonel Joseph Button, the insur-
ance commissioner of virginia. eaid
les, night that the soivency OF the
concern was never questioned and
tha. it had big surplus which could
nol he affected by the change. Oh
rected ty the state insurance depart
meats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
VILLAGES DISAPPEARED
n Persian Earthquake Death Lis
Probably is Heavy.
SHALL PROPORTION ESCAPED
Variousiy Estimated That To"
Fifteen to Fifty Villages Either
Wholly or Partially oes'7oyed-N'
Trace Found Of Two hamIets.
nv Associated Press.)

TEHERAN. Feb. IS.-The governor
of Burujurd. town In soEthwes ern
Persia. has sen: out agents to invest
gate the damages wrought by the
earthIuakc of January %. The
center of intensity apparently was
two days journey from Burujurd
Up u the present time only mfasre
reports have come into TeheTan. The
devastation was particularly in the
mountain region between Buruju!d
and Luristan province. 1t has been
already established that II Villages
were wholly OF partially destroyed
and h & estimated that the 'oi'!
number will be more than 30 Only
a small proportion Of the inhabitants
Of the area where the shocks were
mos. severe escaped Some VI
lagos disappeared completely aud no
trace can b. found Of the haml"'s
or Rahrem and I.eben.
II appears that not single soul
belonging to these communities vas
left alive. 4 severe Quake was
felt at Ishanan. I" miles away tn"
morning OF January p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
CORPORATIONS SLOW.
Despite Warnings. Taxes Are Slew N
6eachinQ Auditor.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. - No
withstanding the notices and warn
fpys from The ONCE CT the auditor
of public ac.- UNITS. only abont 1.1oo
o. the t0'" carpC-aticns in Virginia
have forwarded heir checks for
registration ices and franchise tax.
This tax nv. he paid prior TO March
| OF this year. or the penalties tGr
Grfv will BE- incurred.
Checks must he certified. made
payable TO IT." treasurer of Virgin a.
Instructions have been sent directing
attention t. this. and yet very many
concerns fail f. comply with tn" re-
aucsi the CHECKS being returned in
each instanc" f"r CertifcailOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Case in Call Tomorrow.
Payne Hanging Postponed.

ROANOKE, VA. FEEL. lS.-When
the governors respite postponing the
hanging of Joseph Payne until March
) was received in Salem today. me
condemned man. under charge of a
strong guard. had left for Bedford
City, where he was to die tomorrow.
The news of the respite was tele-
phoned to Roanoke in time to catch
the party before the train left this
place.
Payne and his escorts returned to
Salem by the electric car line. If
Payne is hanged. he will be the last
person 70 die on the sallows in Nir'
ginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
VICTIM ONLY FOURTEEN YEARS OlD
Outrage and Murder Occurred at Glen
Wilton. Va, at S O'Clock Yesterday
Afternoor-6fute Cut Little Girls
Throat and She Died in Few Min.
utcS. l.. 81


RICHMOND. VA. Feb. lS.--A spe-
cial to the Times Dispatch from La
gle Mountain. Va, says:
An unknown negro assaulted Miss
Dohbs. aged II. this afternoon at S
O'Clock at Glen Wilton. After as
sau!ting the girl the negro cut her
threat and she died in few min
utes. A posse from here is in pur-
suit OF the negro. A iat"r special
to the Times Dispatch states that the
negro tname not gtyenp mas been
captured and the mob has started
with him in the direction OF Clifton
Fu.gc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Patrick Hensy's ersnJdsoshter.

LYN[EBURG. VA. Feb. Is.-As \
result oi the efforts ~ Mrs. W VI.
S;rother. agent of the LynchbuTS
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Rcvoiu; ion. which is t'is; being organ
.1ed. Mrs. Marian Fontaine Cabe'l
Henry Tyre. tho oniv living grand
daughter Of Patrick Henry. has BE-
ccme an active member Of this chap
ter.
Mrs Tvree Is cieh;y;hrse wears old
and H. a resilient OF this citv. Mrs
Tyrce was horn at the old Henry
home. a. WIS Mrs Strother. though
gaanv wars after Mrs. Tyrec.
Mrs Tvrcc despite her great are.
Is exhibiting an remaTkahl" amount
Of interest IN tho new chapter. ana
che hops 20 he IN Washington al
the next congress
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
N RECEIVERS HANDS.
Stated at Commissioner Office ThAe
Motive Behind Move.
(By Associated Press.l


RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 1S.-At the
office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
Button today. il vas announced thst
the Washington Life Insurance Com
pary oil New York. had been ten
porar.ly placed in the hands Of .
receiver or receivers. This action -
believed TO he a part Of the proceea-
ings in New York to prevent tue
transfer and reinsurance Of the h1ss-
ness and affairs Of the company to
a Pittsburg concern.
The COMPANY has coEsidc:abse
amount Of business in Virginia. ana
the reeotistions for tho sale al the
company 10 the Pittsburg syndiczee
have been under way for Some tine.
Colonel Button is away from the
city TO-DAY. having gone to Leesbufg
10 attend the trial Of George Aoe4
coiored. who stands charges VIII
having turned the barn OF George
Carter some months ago. Detecfises
were sent from this city snc sde
case vas worked ap against the naa
The barn was insured and the fke
has been paid to Mr.. Carter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
To Hear Goth Sides.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. ds.-Jud-'e
Staples. In the Corporation Court -
day rendered an opinion on the de-
murrer In the local option contest.
The cour; sustained the liemuTrer.
In SIN. particulars, and overTn'ei
3; in otherS. The decision means
practically that the case VII hc
tried 90 its merits. Both sides II
the controversy expressed themselves
as satisfied with the opinion.
The jadge reserved the right ~
sustain the demurrer relative 10 the
Ward law. although allowing b7ih
sides to prcscn; evidence on this
line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
v;nton Postmaster Embezzier.

ROANOKE VA. Feb. Isl. r.
ANS. postmaster and tax collector,
Of vinton. pl"2ded guilty in the
Federal cm.rf :oday TO charg" OF
embezz!ing !: 100 Of post flee money
order fuuis Sentence was suspend
ed until a ia:"T dag in the term.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
Accents West Point Call.

WEST POINT. VA. Feb is
Rev T. \ Hall. Of Richmond Co
lego. has a.c"pied the pas; ora:e OF
the West P,int Baptist church and
will take Chircr March T. The call
was extc1i'i him Sunday ard he
was urg. d accept il al once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
School Segregation Opposed.

HELENA. MONTANA. Feb. IS
Representative Horton's measure pro-
vidins for segregation Of Indian and
Monaghan children in the schools.
vas unfavorably reported today by
the committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-19
CHANGES DISCUSSED.
Opposition Develops. 70 the Proposed
New Cotton Rules.
NV AsSociatea Press.)


NEW YORK, Feb is.--Chanses in
the ~ laws and rules governing con
tracts for .fataseSieRsEeries We're dis
cusscd at a speciaI meeting OF the
New Ycrk Cotton Exchange TODAY.
Considerable opposition was develop
ed to changes as embodied In the
rerort Of the Marsh committee ?n-
pointed last June. which recently suit
mi,tcd its findings providing for n"
re-estahlishmcrt of intermediary
grades Of cotton.
Speaker: urged that more time
be given the members 10 acquaint
themselves with the details OF the
p,opU>. Cang"s and it was decided
10 adjourn the meeting until tomor-
row. when III" meeting Will again
take III the matter.