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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
wlckersham Explains Matters.

Washington, November 27.--Attor- |nel General Wickersham was never |counsel for the American Sugar Refln- ling company, though either Henry w. Taft, individually, or the firm of Strong and Cadwallader, of which both MT. Wickersham and MT. Taft were members, was retained by that com pany in the suit against the company by the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company. Mr. Wickersham made this statement today in response to in- quiries as to whether he had ever been retained by the so-called sugar trust. , which Is figuring in the customs house frauds at New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
Kills Father to Save Mother.

Laurens, s. C., November 27.-In de- fense of his mother and other members of the family, John Irby Fuller today shot and killed his father, Jesse V. Fuller, at their home, six miles east of this city The elder Fuller had. 1t is asserted, brutally assaulated his wife and, pistol in had, was threaten ing to shoot her when the son, who is IS years of age, empited load of hirdshot into his fathers abdomen, death resulting four hours later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
RIu Loss of Lumber.

Portland, Ore, November 27.--Un- able to withstand longer the strain of the swelling floods, five log rafts swept
 down the Columbia river today with terrific speed. tearing small craft from their moorings and crashed into a boom near Vancouver, Wash, setting adrift 29 mammoth farts containing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
Orchestra Is ReorganIzed.

Cincinnati, November 27.-After two years of suspension, the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra gave it's first con- cert at Music Hall this afternoon be- fore an enthusiastic audience. It was the American debut of the new conduc- tor, Leopold Stokovski, secured by the association from Paris. Mir. Btokovski was given a splendid reception.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
kerens May Be Appointed.

Washington, November 27-Riohard c. Kerens of Missouri. 1t Is reported, probably will be appointed ambassador to Vienna. Mir. Kerens' friends, who have taken an active interest in his candidacy, believe that he will receive the appointment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
Two Miners Entombed

Fl Dorado, H., November 27.--An ex- plosion in the Harrisburg Southern mines tonight entombed two miners, Andrew Nelson and Thomas Smith. Their fate is unknown. as 1t is impossible to get into the mine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
VIM. WISE CO. Box 249, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 ALL EXPRESS CHARGES PAID

from 10,O00,0oO to 12,000,O ,O0O feet of lumber. If the rates are not recovered the loss will be $125,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-28
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The Washington times., 1909-05-01
FOR RENr-HoUSES.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
1407 F st. N. W.
HOTTCEG

1881 18th NV, I7r 1872 Col. rd sr & b % 50
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The Washington times., 1909-05-01
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per month for loans in al amounts This
includes all our charges Others advertise
lower rates. etc; they almost offsr to give
you the money but when you 20 70 their
Office they viii confront you with ali sorts o.
charges for commissions. extras. etc. which
make the loan cost many times what they
advertise We make no such charges No
admission fees; 10 charges for drawing sip
papers Others ads. sound good, but in
vestigate them, ind out all the cost. then let
US tell you what are doing and ha~e
been doing for twelve years. The Comparison
VIII surprise you Our endorsement Is in The
people Of Washington who have dealt here
and been satisfied with our rates and ths
courtesy shown them We make payments 70
suit your convenience and ask no payment
on interest principal until TWO MONTHS
FROM THE DAY YOU GET THE LOAN
No charge whatever for the first month We
are leaders: others follow. Let Us pay uo
your loan and advance ycu more money On
loans OF $500 and more our rats Is only II
per cent per month instead OF per cent.
CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE. no DELAY
The Washington times., 1909-05-01

FOR SALE
LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS.
$500.
Emerson ST ne; rooms and bath. Rent
ed for 5000 per mo.
81 zoo.
Three 5-room frames on I'd 81. Sc. near
n ST. Never vacant Rented for $3.50 PEI
So go
st. Sc. bet. 1st ard I'd SITS. rooms
and hHth. lot 100 fl. deep. Rented TO good
tenant for S25 Der month.
Only 81. ZOO
sth st Sc; near z. Cap: rooms. bath.
reception hall. cellar furnace heat. Don't
miss this opportunity. The ownes. desir-
ing 90 quickly dispose Of her Washington
real estate, is willing 70 make q sacrifice.
$50.
To close an estate On eth st. ne. An
attractive 2-family house; rooms and bath
on lst floor; rooms and bath on ID floor;
large rooms. tiled bathroom; back porcltes-
Rented for sf5 per mo-
). c. WELDON & CO.. 224 z. Cap.
II
The Washington times., 1909-05-01
FOR sALE-HoUsES


FOR SALE-A very attractive colonial style
nome located on the Heights; a new house;
heated by hot water; handsomely decorated;
iront and back porches; very deep yards.
Price, H.4bO; $500 cash and SIS monthly.
For Sale-One-hsh square from Pa. ave.
Sc. a very attractive home (1ew). large
rooms and bath furnace heat: lots 1s1kX1PS-
Price only $3.50; $500 cash and balance
monthly.
For Sale-Near Brightwood ave, aew
colonial style brick house. 6 large rooms Asr't
bath; heated by hot water; front and l.,r
porches; deep lots. Price only $3.50; $500
cash and $50 monthly.
For Sale-A pretty little southeast home
located north OF Pa ave. story and cellar
s rooms and modern bath. heated By furnace.
Price. S. 80; $500 cash and $3.50 per month,
including interest.
For sale-s2. .oOo-Sioo cash and SO per
month, including interest; 2-stoTy brick: s
rooms and modern bath. hot and cold water;
now rented at $3.50 per month; located on
ID st. ~. r.
VIM. III. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 F Street N. w.
The Washington times., 1909-05-01

JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsy ylvania ave s r.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Five Groom bay-window press brick
modern houses IN s. r. section. A
duplicate OF these houses In the same
row is renting for $3.50 per month.
We can sell these houses and show a
10 per cent investment They ara
well built, and II inspected. will
prove the best bargain ever offered.
VIII sell separately for s., go each or
viii sell at a lesser price as a whole.
Accom- ,uodatinR terms can be ar
ranged Let us show YOU these prop
erties. They are the best bargain on
the market today. Owner leaving the
city, cause of sacrifice
We have the property 70 suit you.
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
S14 Pennsylvania ave. S. K.
The Washington times., 1909-05-01
FOR SALE-FARMS.

AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN
80 acres Of nrst-class land; nearly all un-
der state Of cultivation; 2iz acres OF fine
white oaks; rolling; good elevation. Six room
dwelling: large bank barn. corn house:
chicken houses. etc. all in good condition.
Lots Of fruit; q mile 10 Baltimore pike 4
mile 10 steam and electric cars This farm
is occupied by the owner: is paying well;
and in frst-class condition. PRICE. So 400.
MARION DUCKETT & SON,
OBS F ST. N. w.
mvi-5t
The Washington times., 1909-05-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
sECURE a HoME
For Sale.

WHERE land IS ADVANC.INcs II Waite
FOR sAL Cat Brightwood. ID. c.
Large 'ot, small cash payment balance
monthly; room and cellar; furnace; bath:
gas near Sars-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. slz l4th St n ".
The Washington times., 1909-05-01
Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE

EXCHANGING room house on Colun'-
bis Heights; convenient tc the cars: rooms
on a floor; good size lot; An--wate' heat; win
trade for small house or alley hcuses- Price
$500.
EXCHANGE -Seni-detached s room house
on Columbia road: hot-Hater heat; good To-
cation; will take alley houses and pay cash
difference Price, 5000,
EXCHANGE-Several small houses; clear OF
membranes; on an avenue. want small
business property or fat in good nefghbor-
hood These small houses rent for nearly
a dollar on the hundred.
SUBURBAN
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Splendid !
room cottage at Pinehurst. D. c.; bath; hot
water heat; electric lights: telephone con-
nections: lot. 50x17o; price. $500; short walk
Chevy Chase cars.
EXCHANGE-Nearly new room house on
18th ST. Columbia Heights: good lot; hot
water heat price, 81. 100. VIII exchange for
two-family fiat or small investment property
WIN. H. SAUNDERS g. CO.,
1407 + st. n. w.
1-qt
The Washington times., 1909-05-01

FOR SALE-Modern room house; large cor
her ioti truit and shades- within sc zone:
on Old Dominion line: 81 400; 500 cash:
balance monthly 10 suit purchaser INQUIRE
owner ). ". HUEBEL Dominion Heights
The Washington times., 1909-05-01

FOR sALE-Beautiful old country home in
Howard county; 12-room house. gooc repair;
50 acres farm land, barns, fruits, etc; 20
minutes TO station. Apply CLOVER LEAF
INN, Laurel, Nd ap2S-7rs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19

whsat mArkst here today. At the closs. of tho pfssious ssssion corn and oats alec
 Extrene dullnsss prevailed in the wheat market throuEhout the entire session ana sentiment n the pit was beArish. ,.
 Heceiptf In the Northwest were esnn et lsrge volume and with the present favoraoie weetner in that secton, the movement promised to continue on liberal scale TOT some time. The situation in the nortnwsst was the chisf factor contributing 70 the narrow ranse all day. the December delivery Selling betwesn ssk Qss&e.
 <. The close was easy ana only trilie above tne low mark. final figures on December being at 98k9
 Increased offerinss of corn from the ccun- try prompted considerable selling of all ds- lseries m the corn p.t. resulting m snent weakness all day. Trading was auiet tns entire session The December delivery sold between 60 h 0&M c. The close was easy with prices E O t axe below the previous close. December being at 6oh 9 nc.
 Oats were weak owing to reaizfng oy io- cal holders. Cash houses reported greaty increased acceptances in the country and a falling off in shipping demand The mar Ret closed easy with prices ghW% %e lower than yesterdays final quotations. '
 Provisions were heavy because of the weakness of grain. Local packers were moderate buyers of January lard, but de- mand was not especially active. Prices at the ciose were 2ho lower to Dc higher.
 "A. lsAaing futures Tor shs aAs fAnssd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
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Cuandian,s Sale

Under and in pursuance of the directions contained in a certain decree of sale ren- dered by the Probate Court of Montgomery County Alabama. on to-wit the 2nd day of September, 1909. l. the undersigned U D Norman as guardian of Felix J. Sellers. a minor, will on Monday. the 27th day al september 1908. proceed to self at public auction at the Court Square Fountain. in the City of Montgomery, Alaba ma, to the highest and beset bidder for cash. the foi- lowing described real estate lying and beina situated in the County of Montgomery and said Felix J. Sellers to-wit: The South. vest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter ot Section Thirty-four (34). Township Thirteen dsl. Range Seventeen t17). containing for. ty acres, and also a tract of land lying in Section Thirty-four (34. Township llsl, Range seventeen (lO. and bounded as fol. lows, bounded on the west by lands of A J. Bedsole and on the North by the Public Road known as the Hickory Grove and Dub In Road which runs from Mount. Carmel to land containing sixty acres more or iess Said lands sold for the education and main. tenance of said minor. The right is re. served to reject any and ale bids. This, 4th day of September, 1909.
 J. D. NORMAN Guardian of Felix J. sellers
 w. M BLAKEY, Attorney.
 Al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
THE STOCK MARKET

.I
 New York, Sept. lss---Ths actton. or ths market today accsntuAtsd the in-- pression made. by. yssterdhy's market nst 9rSSs ss':s .:rs eens who have made the recent market The uncertain price raove!nsnt wAs the ground for th.s suppositleen. en Ihs s,s sbsa, .a, cafry with thsm the general list saIss. being prssssd with sunicient perslst- pression was consequences Of the ds-
 The bsnting preyosislop ws. .serip. there is no Soai, nsHrkss st the ssock exchange on Saturday. the influence vas | sentimental one and not caused
 assna ssiur of sae he snk S1 ne a:o sieek market hsa Closed for Or the week. rop Ma moSins sSf nssSs .oss, ts crease and with the rates of interest rising iil foreign money markets n em ssa .hs Rassas R1as upon goId. the promise is for further ad- srs,ion of the advance thus tzf in the use use of f's resources @ s secuted cas n bs eo@.nss- M sion houses in time loans. come time since. and which are placed tsn,porari- ruption of the How of currency to the interior this week Is believed to be due. to remittsnces sent to New York on behalf of borrowing for stock mar ket use, who find their supplies from New York banks is obtained less read- fly. Signs of growing outside inter est In the speculation encourage hold CTS of stocks to await next weeks expected increase In. demants : from that source to afrord . better medium for
 Tn. market closed with a decidedly unsettled tone. The bank statement disclosed that an actual addition 0t something over a million dollars to the cash holdings of the clearing house in- stitutions had resulted from the at- traction of the weeks higher money rates: The principal factor in sub- stantial addition of ss.s55.s50 to the surplus reserve. however. was the count which was. cut down sa.26s, !oe for the week. This exte eds any de- crease for na week ever reported un- der the old average system of com putations, and cohstitutes a new rec ord for q weekly l0au contraction yof the New York clearing house banks. The S5.242,h00 increase in the average loans of the institutions reporting outside the clearing house proves the part played by the trust companies in taking over loans from ths banks and by foreign borrowing.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales par
 United States As registered have advanced 1-2 per cent on call for the week.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
NExy yoRK COrTON.

New York, Sept. is.--The cotton market opened steady at decline of one point on and soon sold up to a net advance of so 10 points on covering and bull support. Builsh Liverpool cables reports of big spot bus reviews of the dry goods situation and re- ports from Liverpool that Southern offer ings were dearer and that hedge selling was bullish factors Approximations that the gulf storm might reach the belt over Sum day and cause damage to open cotton also had it's influence. and trading was moder. ately active in support of weekend con siderations. The market closed steady with prices net 561S points higher.
 Receipts at the ports today SS, 100 bales, against sss43 last week and 31,4S7 last year For the week 30o.0o0 bales against s4l526 last week and 2s6,l79 last year
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 3,96e. against 2O46 last year and at Houston 16,- e2T against 12.i4s last year:
 Futures opened and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
COTTON GOSSIP

A total of LIPS bales of the staple was released yesterday by the holders In the local market. ! The price ranged from 12 s-s to l2 T-i6 cents.
 The receipts in the local market yes- ierday amounted to about 1900 bales. market closed the week very bullish.
 All cotton months were on on open levels.
 The price position appears to be very strong. and 1t will be difhcult to break the 12-cent level.
 Liverpool opened quiet but closed strong at an advance of three points.
 Boston advices yesterday were that England spinners were considering short-time because of the disparity be- tween the goods and the raw cotton.
 Washington announces that the De- tober Government Bureau report will be issued Satusday Oct. ?.
 New Orleans spot sales yesterday amounted to about 5000 bales.
 New York wires: The market has all earmarks of immediate advance next week"
 Savannah's spot sales yesterday were 1o767 bales. with middling quoted at I2 7-l6 cents.
 The sales at Mobile were 600 bales. Galveston 800 bales. Memphis 200 bales, and Augusta 1.671 bales.
 New York wires: "Spinners and spot people big buyers here. Market strong and higher prices are expected"
 A Savannah correspondent says that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
WEEKS CLOSE MUCH STRONGER Big Days Receipts
 Sold. PRICES ARE ABOUT NORMAL Indications Are Pointing to Heavier
 Trading. Gossip Covering Belt and Ports to the Effect That Busines. Is On
 Eve of React Good middling .............12 7-16c sast SastSs miuoihs ........'s.'.iz o-loc hs ....... ............1S e-loc

The local spot cotton market closed a very busy week yesterday with a total sale of about LIPS bales. The cotton was released by the holders at the IF 3-S to IF 7-16 cents figure. Consid- erable more of the staple was offered by the local warehouses. but some trades were not made owing to the price asked.
 The cotton is now moving heavier and the past few days the receipts of the staple in this city have been in erensing. Yesterday the Square was crowded all day. Almost l,2o0 bales city by rail and wagon and stored in the local warehouses.
 The cotton market was inclined to be .hat easier yesterday on realizing; but weekend was very bullish., The course of the market yesterday con Armed the opinion that 1t will be very difficuit to break the 12-cent level The New York market showed the bull ish activity yesterday which 1t is said gives credit to the rumors of a strong bull combination which will begin op- erations this week.
 The cotton market gained from five to ten points yesterday. The late months were the strongest. The ini- tiai prices of all months were one to three points down. But excellent buy. Ing by bullish interests a good Liver pool, bad weather for cotton picking In Georgia, storm warning sent out from Washington, all combined to push prices up.
 Cables from Liverpool were about the same yesterday while spinne:s takings were a little larger than last year; The cotton market Is in strong position as demonstrated by the bull- ish weekend figures.
 The first prices of October futures were three points off. This month re- mained steady and advanced all day. The close was at 12.5 5S. or five points above Fridays closing figures. De- cember futures were only one point down on opening. This. month rallied and showed up strong until its close at 12.72. This registered an advance of ten points over the day before.
 Liverpool. due one and a half to two and half points higher on near and three points up on distant months opened quiet. but steady. one point higher on near, but unchanged for late months. It closed steady two to three points higher. Spot business was booming. The sales were estimated at t4.000 bales at a three-point advance
 Generally fair weather prevailed yes- terday in the Central and Western States, while cloudy weather prevailed in the Eastern section. General show CTS with some heavy rains occurred in South and East Georgia. More rain Is indicated for the Atlantics. The storm in the Gulf Is satd to be moving northward. and storm signals have been displayed on theFlorida coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
rarnera IIoIh Cofton.

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. 1s.-The sug' gestion of Governor Sanders, of Lou isiana, to the Governors of other states that they urge the farmers tt hold their cotton for higher prices, ii apparently meeting with favor among the majority of these executives. Sew eral responses have been received al the executive office here, sanctioning thl views of Governor Sanders and promls' ing perhaps similar proclamations. Int latter recently issued an address, urg ing the holding of the staple by thi planters of this State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
MANCHEsTER CI.nTH MARKET.

Manchester, Eng. Sept. 1S.--Firmness pre- vailed on the cloth market during the past week. manufacturers quoting rather high priceR Business. however. was on a mod. crate scale, the enhanced values restricting deals. India gave some orders for light cloths and shirtings and South America, China and the Mediterranean also bought moderately. Yarns further advanced and S-16. the general tone improfed and there was fairly good turn over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
the Georgia crop will all be ginned and ready for market early in October.

the Georgia crop will all be ginned and ready for market early in October.
 A prominent local man had the toi- lowing to say yesterday m resaFo 'o arSeo IF Price, in a circular of Sept. [, estimated this years cotton crop . i232O,OOO bales. which from all prebent information obtainaple IS appaie"'i' His prediction is in line with his estimate of the 1905-6 crop. when ne predicted a crop of nearly l2,Eoo,ovV bales, and which proved to De ohls l1,04S, 900 bales. ,.,
 When his attention was called to his excessive estimate of at least one-halI A million bales backed by a wager VI s1 900, he declined to accept the was@sr, @
 "Mr; Price takes norsaeo no aeSount os q ner @ cent in the reduction of the acreage; ana thrusts aside the area abanooheu owing 10 the excessive rains Tn June and July over the eastern peit. inls @ is quite an item as II anev.eu sre the most prGd9es,p room bull in New York said yes terday before the opening Of the maj : ket: - an against -a bull clique that will give hs.s 'hem bn,ls a wanted another 25.00o to so,o0o bales, hui are quite ready to have the marx. ,n sci off a little further, as it brings found ready and willing to take 25;OoU hs1es as inc market sells off. and then when the big advance sets in' tney VIII VIII have foundation for tns pigsIhi ha historv 1 iit" ns wal Street. To sell cotton short ts t ike hammering a stick of dyna- roite with a hammer-it may go on any second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
SHEAR MARKET.

refining S.7i; centrifugal se-test Al; mo- Iasses sugar 3 .4s; refined quiet; crushed 5 s5; powdered 5,2S; granulated 5.
 Petroleum steady: refined all ports $s. @sS.26. . ~. SoIsssss l wsS: steady: New Orleans 2s@42e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-19
LONDoN STOCKS.

London. Sept. 1S.-American securities on the stock exchange here today opened firm and generally above party Erie was a fea- ture and St. Paul was rood on expectations that the earnings of the Pacific extension would prove satisfactory. Later there wal an easier tendency, but the close was steady.