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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-17
NEGRO CRUSHED
IN CANE MILL
sneciaI TO The Journal.

Mt. Pleasant, Fla. Nov. 16.-John
Knox, q negro, employed on one Of the
Rosemeade Tobacco Co.'s farms, two
miles west Of here, was killed yester
day. He fell in the cane chute that
leads to the rollers of the cane mill.
striking feet first, and was SO badly
crushed that he died fifteen minutes
after he was taken out.
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Trust Bureau is Sug-
gested by Roosevelt

(continued from First Pace
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suit is lamentable from the standpoint
of Justice.
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TIE FlhS = W.
The train arrived at Lake Butler.
the first stop, at S:15, where a large
number of citizens of that section OF
Bradford county were in waiting, and
extended a most cordial welcome. One
of the noticeable features of this
meeting was the presence of two or
three hundred school children, Prof
Draper having given a recess to af-
ford the children an opportunity to
inspect the exhibits. The first hour
was devoted to showing visitors
through the cars, and considerable in
terest was manifested in all exhibits
the exhibit of the products of the
Alachua County Corn Club being espe-
cially admired. The exhibit of mate
rial in COW car also attra cted consid
cradle attention.
From the rear platform of the. train
Mr.. Mccoy introduced the speakers in
clever way They were Prof. c. K
McQuarrie, who delivered a brief but
most interesting talk along agricul
tural lines, explaining the advantages
to be derived from modern and scien-
tific farming. Mr.. McQuarrie is a very
pleasing speaker, and as a prelude &c
his remarks entertained the children
by a few remarks, in which he told
the boys that Al per cent of them were
going to be farmers, consequently II
per cent of the girls would be farmers
wives. He therefore urged them tC
take up and study the successful and
scientific method of tilling the sol
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FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
sold from 5000 to 100 shares in the local
stock market.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Etna
National Bank, regular quarterly 81. pay
able April l. The Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Coal Company. regular quar-
terly 212 per cent. The Associated Mer-
chants Company. regular quarterly ia per
cent and one-quarter Of l per cent extra
on the first preferred. and ~ per cent and
one-quarter Of per cent extra on the sec
ond preferred. payable April Is. The
cent on the preferred. The International
Paper Company, regular quarterly one-half
Of per cent on the preferred. The Gala
tin National Bank regular semi-annual I
per cent. payable April s. The Public Ser
vice Corporation of New Jersey quarterly
ii9 per cent an increase Of one-quarter OF
per cent over the last preceding payment.
STEEL RAIL ORDERS Rail orders re-
ceiVed this week by the United States Steel
Corporation have been light. They include
1921 tons placed with the Illinois Steel
Company and 600 tons placed with the Car
negie Steel Company. The Bethlehem Steel
Company has received orders for 1900 tons
from the Lehgh e. New England Railway.
and for $3.50 tons from the Western Mary
land. The Pennsylvania Steel Company has
received orders for 1850 tons from the
Western Maryland Railway and 200 tons
from the Hartman lines. The Hartman
quirements. Other rail tonnage under ne
gotiation is considerable
THE COPPER MARKET. copper
market shows little change. Buying is light
and the metal is obtalnable at 1914 cents
pound in small lots. However, several of
the large producers and selling agencies
continue 10 hold electrolytic nj l2@sNl2 l-3
cents The falling off in buying * attrib-
uted 10 the approach Of the Copper Pro-
ducers' statement for March. which is eX-
pected to show a substantial increase I'm
stocks.
THE THOMPSON STARRETT COM
PANY CAPITAL INCREASE.-The direc-
tors of the Thompson Starrett Company
have passed a resolution recommending an
increase i'm the common stock from $l0e. 90
10 10000. Common stock holders of rec
ord June 10 will have the right TO subscribe
10 the new issue payment for which must
be made July I.
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 10 the
amount OF $4,000 was withdrawn yesterday
from the Sub-Treasury for shipment 70
Montreal. making n total OF sSO.oo0 taken
for Canadian account in the last two days.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER.-W. D. Rus
sell has been elected vice president OF the
International Paper Company to fill va
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. March 29-Consols closed Is
lower AT SlSs for money and 81 ll-l6 for
account Anaconda was Is lower at tt's.
Canadian Pacific , points higher At 23's.
Grand Trunk ., lower at y.
Money was easier To obtain and discount
rates were easy to-day.
The stock market moved trreSularly.
Home rails. foreign rails and gilt edged
securities were active and dearer. but Con
soils declined ON realizing In the afternoon.
Grand Trunk shares were weak OK uniav-
orable traffic reports and kaitlrS and ruD-
bCr stocks saggcd.
American securities opened steady ana
about unchanged Following the "penlhS'
prices advanced "A fraction ON light cover
ing Then Canadian Pacific became strong
and led an upward movement until tht
early afternoon, when proht taking caus"d
recessions Prices hardened aSain IN tGe
late trading and the market closed ilrn.
Call money i'm London, 2l2d24, per cent
open market discount rate for short hills.
. 5-l6G2as per cent: long bills. 2is0- SIS per
cent: Berlin discount rate 3'2 per cent
Paris discount rate. PIX per cent Paris eN-
change on London. - francs 2Ni centimes
Berlin exchange on London, - marks iS7t
pfcnniRs Far gold. rs 81 and American
eagles los 5i.d
Paris. March 29-Thlee per cent rentes
closed ~ centmcs lower at 9i francs 3l2
centimcs. Prices were steady on the
Iourse
Berlin. March 29.-Trading was active
and the tone strong On the Roerse.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Alamogordo g. Sacramento MI Ky ~
LIST 5s.
Alton Railway Gas & Electric Co. list os.
American Hawaiian s. S. Co. series
A." lst SIS.
American Hawaiian >. ,. Co. "ei''S
A." Called Bonds.
American Steel Foundries, lst 6s.
American Tube & Stamping CO, LIST 0s.
American Tube e. Stamping Co, Called
Bonds.
AsheviIle, n. C., City Of. School. IS.
Atlantic Avenue r. r. Co., Genl os.
Ballard washington. City Of. Water.
Bellingham. washington. City OF, Fund.
BROOKLYN. Bath e. West End 4. Il. Co.
Genl IS.
BROOKLYN, Bath & West End X H. Co.
Series b." list IS.
Brooklvn Rapid Transit Co., ist js.
Camden Land & Improvement Co, lst os'
Catskill Illuminating & Power Co..
Deb. S.
Chehalis County. Wash. s. ID. NO. ~
ClaIlam CO.. Wash, $. d. No %
Consolidated Rubber Tire Co. Inc Deb u.s.
Engineers Club. md Is.
Engineers Club. Called Bonds.
Fultonville Water Company, list 5s.
Georgia Steel CO., list IS.
Globe Navigation Company lst %
Greensboro Electric CO., lst IS.
Haverstraw Water Supply Co, list 90.
indianapolis Gas Co.. list Con. 5s.
joplin Water Works Co, 10 Year IS.
King County, Wash, 5. d. Nos. !, 9, y
and 1902.
Kings County Elec. Light & Power Co,
list IS.
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birmingham Ry. Light &'Power Co.4l4s

Birmingham Ry.. Light e. Power Co419s
City of Galveston, Texas
Carter Coal e. Iron Co. 1st 5s
Central Ry. Co. of Peoria LIST Mtee. 5s
Citizens Gas &; Fuel Co. of Terre Haute
LIST Mtge. IS
Clinton Iron e. Steel Co. LIST Mtge os
Col Springs Light & Power Co. LIST 5s
Columbia University Club I'd Mtge is
Columbus, London & Springfield Ry.
Co 1st Mtge. 5s
Consolidated Light G. Power Co. Of
Whitehall 1st os
Erie Electric Motor Co. 1st Ref. Sky.
Fund Cold Bonds rs
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville r. r.
Co. Cons. Is
Fulton Light, Heat & Power CO. LIST
Mtge. Is
Imperial Electric Light, Heat & Power
Co. 1st Mtge IS
Internatl Nickel Co 80 Year S. F. IS
Kansas city Southern Ry. Co. 1st IS
Lincoln H.. L. e. Power Co1st Mtge. IS
National Fire PROBING Co 1st 80
Gold Notes
New London G. e Z. Co. LIST Mtge rs
New London G.. & T.. Co. I'd Mtge. rs
y. Y. & Stamford Ry. Co. LIST Mtge. IS
Otis Elevator Co. Cow. Gold Deb. rs
Peekskill Ltg. & r. r. Co LIST Mtge IS
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BON
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

From exhibiting "A fair degree of hrmness
in the early trading the market tone on the
Consolidated Exchange shifted TO softness
I'm the late afternoon Less favorable re-
ports as 10 steel trade conditions helped 70
induce selling Business was active, the
DAYS total of sO,sG0 shares being the heavl-
est in more than a week. The market con-
tnued broad, the list embracing tifty-three
stocks Union Pacific early in the day was
more active than United States Steel com
mon. but dealings in the latter increased
largely toward the close. so that II ended
second on the list. only Reading exceeding
it, Steel failed to sell above 1888 ana It
touched low of 7Si4. There was decided
Increase in the trading in Lehieh Valley,
which stock sold as high as l16i2. Among
the specialtes American Wooden was some
thing Of a feature for time. II was at
tackled nv the trading element. which was
successful in forcing liquidation. Detailed
operations follow.
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Coupons Due and Payable at
The Trust Company OF America
s7.A3 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
On and after April Isl. 1911

Kitsap County. Wash. 5. ID. NO 70.
Lake Placid Company, LIST %.
Montgomery. Alabama, City or
Muskogee Electric Traction Co, LIST 5s.
Nassau Electric Railroad Co., lst IS.
New Mexico Railway S Coal Co. LIST IS.
New Mexico Railway & Coal Co, First
Cons. AZ Coll. -.
New Whatcom. wash, city OF, wafer
New York State Steel Company. 5s
Page Woven Wire Fence Co. LIST %.
Pierce County, Wash, Funding.
Pierce County. Wash, 5. ID. No 10
Prescott, washington. Town Of, Water.
Oueensborough Dealers & Cons Hygeia
Ice CO., lst %.
Queens Borough Elec. Light & Power
Co.. 1st SIS.
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. Co.,
2nd Cs
Seattle, Wash, City OF, Nun. 1t. Ext
Seattle. Wash. City OF, Park Ext.
skaglt County. wash. 8 d. Nos. 10 & 80
Spokane. Wash. City Of. Nun. & Water.
Spokane County. Wash, Ref.
Thomson Pulp & Paper CO.. Genl. So.
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper Coz es
Traders Hygiene Ice Co, lst Is.
Twin Falls, Oakley Land & Water Co..
lst IS.
Van Vert Gas Light Company. lst s.
Victoria Coal Z Coke Co. LIST 6s.
West Penn Railways Company, lst IS.
Whatcom County. Wash, :. j.. NO. !.
DUE APRIL 5TH, 1911.
Adams County Wash, ;. D., NO. ~
DUE APRIL I5TH, 1911.
Seattle, Washington. City Of LIBRARY.
GAINESVILLE Ry., Light &; Power Co, LIST 5s.
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Union Trust Co. Of New York
SO BROADWAY. Fifth Ave. and 3sth ST.
Capital & Surplus, $8,8OO,OOO
Allows Interest on Deposits
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Interest continued lacking in the market
for outside securities, with the NoluHle Vi
business transacted showing a further de-
crease. The general tone was about steady,
although in the Porcupne issues fractional
recessions were the rule. In tho MINING
list scarcely any changes were SHOWN, WIN
onlv q slight inquiry for Greene-Cananea,
raw Central and GirOux Consolidated, me
silver stocks held about steady: Nlpissing
moved within a small fraction, but LeceheI
10 Yesterdays low figure. In the nnu sIsi
were steady. Houston oil issues were
weak. Intercontinental Rubber was sliSht,
~ easier. Chicago subway improved d
small fraction. In bonds New 1otk SUI
nov, is were slightly lower in the bid
Texas Company IS and Western Pacinc o.
ruled steady. Detailed operations follow:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto 80
discount: Chicago, soc premium san an
cisco. sight 4i2C. telegraph &C.: New orleans.
commercial 25c discount. bank 81 premium
81 Louis. 30c premium bid, zoe asked
Savannah. buying Bloc discount selling
par. Minneapolis zoe premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York eX-
changes $50 08. balances sl229SSS9. Bal
timore exchanges S4sl1o1i. balances >ois.
57s. Chicago. exchanges S9.: -. bal
ances s2565.Gi Philadelphia exchanges.
s. s6o.0.s balances $,i'5+5l: Boston eN-
changes sg7.Sl45s2: balances N.6Si436.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer. 52s.c. Mexican silver dollars. i5c. Bar
silver closed in London at q 5-l6d, IN
changed
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. SIS; Lis
bon. 10
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2ol@.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $50 500 in
ternal revenue including corporation FAX.
S309 4s3. and miscellaneous. S55.0li total
Of Sll36.z87. against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of NOsi.a55 FER me
month 10 date ordinary receipts have been
SO e4sll7 and ordinary expenditures were
s47578S57 The excess Of receipts was
s. $50 459 For the fiscal year 20 date al III
nary receipts have been Sis3. al 1s8. against
sac 1888 in the same period ~ 1910. ana
ordinary expenditures Si9i.969.s5l against
sos so 80 in 1910 the excess Of cXpendl-
lures amounting 10 $l.42sl52. compared with
AN excess Of expenditures last year OF
SO 4;4 Sos Including Panama Canal &c
count and public debt. the excess OF all
eVperditureS over receipts since July !
amounted 10 $22.0l74i9. against an excess
IN the corresponding period yea. ago OF
s4l.33i3i7.
SIB-TREAsURY The Su5-Treasury
was debtor 10 the Clearing House Sio'''o.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET money on call opened
~ - per cent. highest, 2i2 per cent, lowest.
q. per cent, closing. "a per cent, ruling
rate d. per cent Time money was IN
changed Rates. 2i2 per cent for sixty days,
q. per cent for ninety days. 3Q34 per cent
for four. I'VE and six months and 40i-4 per
cent for over the year Mercantile paper
was bought moderately here and elsewhere
Rates. 46r. per Gem for sixty . ninety
days Endorsements, 4d4i, PEI cent for choice
four 10 six months single names and ~ per
cent and upward for the less well known
names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market was easy, WIN rates
showing no recovery from the decline Of
10 10 10 points which occurred late TUESDAY
afternoon Gables were quoted at +.sba7o
$3.50. demand sterling al s614 $500 ana
siXty-day bills at 4A.'q4 VA snort IIa dl'.s
were : ~ plus Isl and short reichsmarkS
49, less 1-32d45is The market closed weak
rnnl.or-. -.nataA ~ FOLLOW.
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iNTtRNNTI0NAI PApER COMPANY.
CALUMET AND ARIZONA.

The Calumet and Arizona Mining COM
panv reports for the calendar YEAR 1874 4
profit from mining operations Of SL236GO
or s. IS a share on the 100000 shares out
standing. This compares with 81 share
for the year 1909 The report shows strik-
ing Improvement over the preceding year,
both in respect 10 operating economies and
the higher average grade OF the ore treated.
Income account follows.
1910 1909
Receipts .................. g.. G65 100 S5n54 sft
Expenditures .............. @.1l>.'dl i-il 10
Production figures compare as follows:
1910 1909
Pounds ref conner proiuc oSc3f ao4 - $50. 30
Aver. price rccel cd. cents. II H3lb ~ -.
Gold and silver produced. s2b13Oi S.llIno
The gold and silver recovery averaged
SIS @ a ton Of refined copper. against 81 q
in 1909 and SIG - In 1905
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United States Worsted Conpany
100 Fifth Avenue. New York

\ quarterly dividend Of 1870 on the Pre-
ferred Stock has been declared by the Board
Of Directors. payable April 18TH 1911 to stock.
holders Of record April list, 1911. Books close
April LIST. 1911 and reopen April 18th, 1911
p. ROBERT q. SJOSTRON. Treasurer
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend Of Two Dollars per share will he
paid SATURDAY April 18th. 1911. . stock
holders OF record At the close OF business on
Friday, March 3lst. 1911
WM r. DRIVER. T.easure5
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New York. March ofs,. 1911
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA

New 1'fh hdflH - lflt.
The Board of Directors have this dav declared
a quarterly dividend Of THREE PER CENT.
upon the Capital stock ~ this company. rayatle
April lst. 1911. 70 stockholders of record az tie
close Of business on March 25tn, 1911.
The transfer books will not close.
EDMUND l. JCDSON. Secretary.
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MINING.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Rcnhardt. No rs
Broad street. New York. 40 "a Devonshlre
street. Boston, and 40. IL King street Wes,.
Inrnrfn. lnn1lnl
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Total sales for the day. compared with 6
shares for the corresponding day In 1910
r,al sales January / to March %. inclusive 2fs62i9
~ oronored with a 1851 shares for the period in
1910
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations Tor stocks III
hich tnere were no transactions yesterday
on the New YORK StOc-- Exchange
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows YESTERDAY closing
quotations for government Dohus' COM
Jared with Tuesdays.
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GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK,
I.HiIa

New York, March 2eG l9ll
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
clarcd quarterly dividend Of per cent
upon the capital stock OF this bank. payable,
free Of tax on and after March 3lst. 1911.
The transfer books will he closed until Satur-
day. April lSt. 1911
Dividend checks will be mailed unless other
wiso instructed. ". +. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
iNTtRNATIoNA, PAPER COMPANY.
\ dividend OF ONE HALF ~ one PER
CENT. on the Preferred stock has been de-
clared payable April 10Th. 1911 % preferred
stockholders % record NJ the close Of business
3 p. 81 Apri, 4th 1911 Transfer books
VIII remain open Checks mailed
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THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
rs BROAD STREET
COUPONS PAYABLE APRIL Isl, 1911

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie r. r. co. I'd
Mtge. IS
Raleigh 81 Southport Ry. CO. General Us
Santa Fe Water & Light co. LIST Mtge.
Prior Lien Js
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. list Cons.
Mtge. Is
Spring Brook Water Supply CO. 1st
Mtge. 80
Standard Screw Co. Gold Deb. 5s
stony Brook Real Estate Improvement
co. Con. LIST Is.
Tanana Valley Railroad Co. 3 Year
Coll. Trust Notes IS
Tomkins Cove stone co. LIST IS
The Tri-City Railway 81 Light Co. so
Coll. Trust LIST Lien
Water, Light & Gas Co. OF New Jer-
sey Cons. & Ref Js
Water & Light Company of Nebraska
City 1st IS Reduced from %
Western New York & Pennsylvania
Ry. Co. General Mortgage is
Youngstown & Southern Ry. Co. LIST IS
DUE APRIL 18Th, 1911.
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas & Electric
Light Co. LIST rs 2
Haselton Steel Tube Co. 3-yr. so Notes
DUE APRIL GOTH. 1911.
Colorado Springs Electric CO. 1st IS
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INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

IN Al, Ileh, & Tr2g2 292 2o2 292
10 Ghi2 saIs5 !, =. =. :" =. -
. 500 Penn IT'S .....2 9-32 3-32 = o-o2 : 9-oZ
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Incorporated 1854
A Designated Depository

By order of the United
States District Court, this
Company is a designated De
positary for Bankrupt Estates.
Receivers and Trustees in
Bankruptcy may deposit funds
either at the Main Office, %
Nassau Street, or at the Fifth
Avenue Branch, Fifth Avenue
and 43rd Street.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished IS ". y Coler y Co. ~. % cedar
street,
ACCRUED interest To be added

.Coupons INTERCHANGEABLE tR -gistered. 1cou-
! Ions iRegisiered ana coupon.
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TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
sold from 5000 TO 100 shares in the local
stock market.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-30
WALTER s. CUMMINGS co.
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
DECLARES PRINCIPLES

Trenton, Nov. 27.-Beliaving that
the people want to know about their
affairs former Governor E. G. Stokes
is busy with the recently organized
Republican Publicity League, at the
head of which appears the name of
William E. Green. More than a thou
sand members have been enrolled and
from month to month one Republican
doctrine at least will be sent into the
hands of every voter in this county
and eventually in the State.
The principles of the league are
thus summarized:
Protective tariff for all with sche-
dulles adjusted to assure workmen's
wages and assure competition without
sitting production.
Preservation of the Constitutional
safeguards as laid down by the faith
ers.
Preservation of truly representative
government keeping apart the legisla-
tive, the judicial and the executive
functions.
An honest dollar for all
Rapid progress on reforms, but not
to kill business.
Honest ballot and fair count in all
elections.
Intelligent laws, few in number and
fearlessly enforced.
Conservation of natural resources.
Development of the merchant mar
inc.
Diffusion of education as neces-
sary bulwark to the rule of the free
people.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1911-11-30
ALFRED STATHEM
PASSES AWAY

Alfred Stathem. the, well-kuown
farmer and trucker, died yesterday
afternoon, at his home just out of this
city on the Shiloh pike, following a
stroke of paralysis with which be was
attacked about three weeks ago.
Mr.. Stathem was in the Slst year of
his age; he was born near Shiloh, and
was brought up by the late Michael
Minch. He was widower, his wife
having died about II years ago. With
him resided his two children, Leslie
and Carrie, both unmarried MIR.
Stathem was known as genial, com
Ianionable farmer, well liked by his
associates and acquai ntances, of sterl.
ing, upright character and kindly
disposition. He was a staunch mem
ber of the Second Presbyterian Church
for many years. He has resided on
be farm where he died for period of
AZ years, and was very successful
farmer and market gardener
He took great interest in advanced
ideas of agriculture; he was charter
member of Pomona Grange Patrons of
husbandry, of Shiloh, and was active
in its affairs, and he was for many
years connected with the old Oumber-
land County Agricultural Society, and
was a member of its Executive Com
mittee for years.
He was also a member of Artenis
Tribe of Red Men, of Shiloh, and was
on the BUILDING committee which
erected their ball iE Shiloh. His
funeral will take place next Saturday
morning at TO- 30 O'Clock Services at
the house and interment at Broad
street cemetery.