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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-01

These handkerchiefs have been
marked at $3.50. s1.75 and $3.50. In
order to stimulate trade they will be
offered today at 81, a price that has
never before been made on these ar
ticles. Mr.. Bake, it will be remem
bered, is now on the high seas. en-
route to Hamburg.
y special price has also been made
by the management on those Sioux
moccasins, all hand made of buck
skin, sewn with sinew. They ought
To last a life time.
Many persons who are going east on
the Elks' special are thronging the
Big Curio store picking up the bar
gains which are being offered. There
viii never be another such a chance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-01
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK
SPECIAL BARGAIN TODAY


The manager of Balke's Big Curio
store. in going through the stock has
come across a dozen peculiarly fine
Mexican drawn work handkcrchiefs
They represent the highest grade Of
work of the sisters of the convent
of Guadalajara, where all tn drawn
work handled by the Big Curio store
for several years has come from. In
fact. as is well known. the store for
years has had the choice of all the
drawn work made at the convent
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-01
TOMORROW.

Tomorrow's actionI can that hoary
wisdom,
Borne down with years. still dote
upon tomorrow
The evening world., 1911-04-26

WAS also n state bank examiner, as was
the deceased Dickinson.
The original loan 70 A. l.. Judson. ac-
oording TO the papers In the suit. was
made July 80, 1909. on Dec. 81 OF that
year sl+.5W was credited to Judson,
which left q balance due OF sos 0 on
May "a. 1910. suit was Instituted against
Judson by House. vorhaus & Grossman.
counsei for the trust company.
John l. Farrell OF No. 3. william
street has acted as counse for Judson.
Twelve counter claims being made
against the trust company. The first OF
these was a demand Of s2.5O for ser
vices and $50 for moneys expended In
work upon the changing OF the name OF
the company In 1906 from the Security
Assurance Company to the Carnegie
Trust Company. The second claim was
based upon the alleged securing OF
new deposits for the trust company.
Ten Claims for commissions.
The remaining ten counter claims were
for alleged commissions and moneys
Judson alleged that he had expended In
negotiating loans. sales OF bonds and
various transactions. one Of the claims
set up was that through obeying the in.
s,ructlons OF the trust company official.
in selling 1851 New York city bonds
hudson had sustained a loss OF sl3i 800.
lie demanded o%ne-thlrd OF one per
cent. on secs, 600, the original loan e
The evening world., 1911-04-26

Ia a demand for $500 o for services rem
dered between Jan. 2. 1895. and May "A.
1910, IN connection with securing large
sums Of money to be deposited In the
Carnegie Trust Company aggregating In
excess of u. bO, 00O."
During the regime OF former Super
intendent Of Banks Clark Williams In
the office Of State Comptroller. Mr..
Judson was a large seller Of miscsl-
laneous bonds to the State for It's sink-
Ing fund.
Law Suits Guarded Secret.
That Judson and the Carnegie Trust
Company were at law In the Supreme
Court Of New York has been a most
carefully guarded secret. The litigation
Is now being carried forward by the
state Banking Department as the liaui-
dating agent for the trust company.
Walter II. Herrick. a lawyer at No,
liz Broadway. was designated as ref
cree to-day take testimony IN the points
at issue. But for this agroemen; be.
tween counsel, the case would nave gone
to trial. as It has long been on the
court calendar.
The whole transaction appears to be
a heritage from the pe,iod when the
late c. c. Dickinson was the head of TIE
broken trust company. The name OF
Judson Is we'll known In the banking
world, for a brother, who Is the secretary
OF a large downtown trust company,
The evening world., 1911-04-26
DR.. HYDE GETS FREEDOM.
Convicted as P%oisoncr of sw0pe,
He Is Bailed Pending New Trial.

KANSAS CITY, April 2s.-Dr. d.
Clark Hyde was released from the
county jail on bond to-day pending
his retrial on a charge OF causing the
death of Col. Thomas II. Swope. mil
lionaire philanthropist OF Kansa CITY.
He had been confined IN Jail since
Judge Latshaw revoked his bond dur
ing the progress of his trial almos. a
year go. which ended in his convlc-
tion.
In the opinion OF the court en- banc the
majority OF the evidence on which the
physician was convicted was circum-
s~tan.ial and there was a reasonable
doub' VI the prisoners guilt. The opln-
Ion also takes into consideration the
fact that Judge Ralph 5. Latshaw W, trial
Judge, had nee admitted DIR. Hyde to
bond. This bond was revoked durla.g
the Trial ~ the murder case. After The
reading OF the decision the bail OF DIR.
Hyde was set at $4,000, IN next Mon
day DR.. Hyde will appear In the Grim
inal court here and the date for his next
trial for the murder OF Co. Thomas II.
Swope viii be set.
The evening world., 1911-04-26
BANK EXAMINERS
SON NOW SUING
CARNEGIE TRUST
Broker Judson's Demand In
cludes $4,000 Fee for
Getting Deposits"

A. l.. Judson, a dealer in stocks and
bonds. has filed the remarkable count
claim OF N7s.G2s2 { a suit brought,
against hin in behalf Of the Carnegie
Trust Company to collect a demand
loan OF . o.5Ho. with interest. Mr.. JUDI
son Ia a son of Albert C. Judson. who is
a veteran bank examiner now active
under state superintendent of Banks
o. H.. Cheney.
One OF the items Of the counter-claim
The evening world., 1911-04-26

the Phoenix Insurance Company. and
onc-sixth OF one pcr cent. upon each
OF three renewals Of the same loan.
The other commissions we're In com
nectlon with tho sale of New York
state Canal bonds, New York city
bonds and United States bonds. The
attorneys for the state Banking De-
partment refuse to accept a single
item OF the counter claims. counsel for
The evening world., 1911-04-26
0,0OOF FRAUD
TRIAL. Of WIRELESS
MEN UNDER WAY
Seven Officials Accused of
Conspiracy to Defraud by
Use of Mails.
$4,000 BOUGHT STOCK.
Notable Array of Counsel Pres
ent-Jury Box Filled
Testimony Tomorrow.
$4,000 BOUGHT STOCK.

eeven chief of1cials OF the United
Wireless Telegraph Company were to-
day placed on trial before Judge Mar
tin In the United States District Court
upon an indictment chat ging them with
devising a scheme to defraud the pub
lie. with the use OF the Post-Omce
Department. 1t Is charged that the
defendants sold 100000 OF stock In
their company upon false representa-
lions as to its character. value and fu-
ture prospects.
Four counts made up tho Indictment.
Three Of them were based upon In.
div1dual letters from the defendant.
and the fourth count made q general
charge OF conspiracy to devise q
scheme to defraud.
A large crowd was present and the
list OF counsel for the defense was I'm
pressive. The defendants and their
counsel were:
{. Z. Wilson, by Arthur NJ. King and
John d. S%tanchheld. s. :. Bogart, by
william Travers jerome; W. w. Tomp-
hns. by John r.. Stanchneld; Francis y.
Butler. by w. Bourke Cochran; WILL
C,.r,.. ~. 60 W
phntn n Aaan,.. 80 ''ao'""'"' 70
LA, -. a'N"'' w
J,daa -. '"u "i"'er'
va. -. I. .eN'u'rers
ordered a jury called. Assistant Dis
trtct-Attorneys Dorr and Smith had the
Governments CAGE In charge.
.os.a,' 49, -, tho .'urt 10
80 Vi ,'""e's -, nutler
~ seuef"' nearing nut ~lthdrew
.S N'e" .he Governments couh-
-. ~ nc" TUG shirn'sh'hs
80 ~ ''e lawyers se''ieu do"h 10
" Ju's'
'u's u was niied ATE TINS AFTER
'~p..''" '"a' nv 'ahu's oi
ss.o :" Wv '"sc Will oesih TO-
'",,"'"e
49,. a.. "e u '"use "art4h
'"s ~ "ou'u not Hollow inc
- '"'' ,"p''taht eases ana
~ - ~, ie Sa'u ne 'h'ehued
'"e jury AT large curing the
80 ,aN''o"en .no members
w." "'' tue S'se WIN any one
"'s'o'y OF tne case
Col. Christopher Columbus Wilson
and his associates We're arrested June
10. 1917. when Post-Ofice Inspectors
Mayer. O'Brien and Keene raided the
omces OF the United Wireless Com
pany at No. e Broadway. 1t was then
charged that tn, United Wireless
Telegraph Gonna. was n, ou..
growth q, Nh. Ausiyau.,oa yvt,o,a..
Sa,,u,Lo.
- a "'''"e orpor
''o"' '"o "''''oh S'areS OF STOCK at
''o a snare were issued. II was sold at
from S'0 20 80 a share.
me company was charged with re-
y, ms F'S''' surplus as OF De''
o. i8' "heh ~ had not made It's eN-
penses Tor the year, The stock of the
dsfunct American DE Forest Wireless
Company held by tie United was listed
a. STOCKS and bonds i'm other COM
naniex and r.nu,.5 a. uor,h A.. 40 gn
-. 49," c
~" '" S"afses "st u
The evening world., 1911-04-26

trust company having previously
entered II general denial to all the
Judson allegations.
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: 9eras a >.
Die @inlponoerunosbehoro

Die @inmonoerungsbeboroell
iino auf ben Sall elmer 5anilie
Wen6t aufrnerfiam geinabt iporoeu,
Die NIT Der 0goiiel" Dor eineln
Wonat IN @alpelton anfam unb iid
in 9ouiton III bitterlter Scot befill-
Den ion. g8ie es beiBt muroen Ole
2eute BON elmer @ertpanoten perart=
laBt, beriiber gu fomtmei1. 9ief
nabm ibnen Die 8etreffenoe bas roe,
nige @elo, oas 1ie batten, ab, an-
geblih, neil lie ibner @elo fir oie
lleberfabrt porgeidoiien batte, uro
lieB Tie oann i'm @leno iisen. Die
Sa6e miro unteriubt peroen ilno,
menn ii6 Die Sade 10 perbdlt, per-
ben Die 2elte 5uriideei6idt. Sic
satiade, baB iie iih Gelo fir Die
lleberfabrt baben ihiden laien,
piir0e gleihbeoeuteno nit elmer
@erlesung Der ginmanoerungsge-
iese iein.
9lus @l 8aio miro gernelbet,
oaB oie @eidibte BON Ser 9eruu-
bung beg 9lneelns-Sotels our1 5luei
frenl0e ginbretber ein 5dminoel ee-
tpeien Jet. Ser Giebitabl tpnroe
our6 ben Ma1tclerf, S. @. Brice,
uno einen getpiiien &. 81. @arnott
ausgefiibrt. geibe iirto perboitet
uno baben ibre Sdulo bereits elm
geitanoem.
sSn ben Oarbs ser Mrallias
YaB 8abn in Ooofum fiel Elm ge-
uiifer Wtaf Setter, Ser Sobn zines
friiberen Goutltpri1ters bon 2apaco
County, 5tpii6en Elm paar in 8etpc-
gllng befinolibe @aeen. Die HGber
gingen iiber i'm meg lno toteten i'm
Iofort.
9luf ieinen eigenen @unid iii
Col. 2utber 81. Sare BON Der 8lul-
oesarnee aus ieinem 8erbdltnis
ais 4ojutant unieres @ouperneilrs
entlaIien poroen.
gfod) oen Genlus-geridten
bat San Wareos cine gepolferull1
bon 4O71 Berionen. Wan 1T init
oieien grgebnis Der 8olfs3abll,ng
bort gar nift 5ufrieoen.
Sn Der gsabe bon Slatoni,
entsleiite ein nod Often gebenoer
Srabt5ug Der g. g. 8abn. Ser 60
fomotipfiibrer S. S. slnbree md
iein 6eiaer tpnr0en perlest
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ni6ts init Dem Strafperfobren 5u

= glns GbilaoeIpbio meloct
man: 8rof. 9afreo 6. @ersog 8rilt-
5ipal Der freien oeutiG-engliIdell
Mbenoi6ule nno 2ebrer Ser oeut,
i6en Sprabe an Ser Nortbealterr,
Manual Srainiug 56ool, tit I'M
Stetion-Soipital plotli6 eeitorben.
@r bate an 9ferpoiitat uttb elmer
itarfea grfaltung geliffen nno man
nin1nlt an oaB er eine 81 itarte
Colts elmer s plum entbaltenoen De
oi5in genommen bate. @r par in
ieil1er @obnung erfratlft uno arf
9lnoronung Der berbeigerufenel'
9ler5te tpurbe er nod Dem Soipitai
iiberfiibrt. Serr Sersog NOR Ser
Spbn oes Dor einigen Sabre11 ber-
1nrberen heutib aneriforii6en
gdltlmannes 9rof. S. 8. @erboa
@ibliotbefars Der 9euti6et @eieli-
i6aft. gr bette in Berlin Gbenia
ftltoiert par bier iournaIiltiid) tt.
tie gepeiert monote iid ober ocnl
2ebrfehe gu rllO nod hsnt sobe
icines Iater? lpurbe er oes Brin5i-
pal Ser Ibenoldnle, an lpelher er
idon porber ols 2ebrer t1ti9 GENE
len NOR. Seine Sdipeiter, SRI. Gina
Sertoe tit gegemudrtig Die gib(io-
tbefarin Ser Deuti6en @eieai6aft.
@err @ertog por leoig. IuBer Ser
Shlpeiter piro er BON Ser M1tter
uno alpei 8riioerf iiberlebt.
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&oiier @ilbelm bat aus oen

StQtltl SStlDellU DQl QuS 0eltl
9ispoiitions6onos Der preuBii6elt
&rone Die Suntnte bon fii1tf5igtall-
ieno Wfarf fir Ole afrifanii6e gr-
petition bes 9er5ogs s[oolf sSrieD-
rid 5u Meflenburg belpiqigt.
Die 9ierer5euglnq uno ser
&o1tiltrn nebmen in 9oper1l itdneig
ab. Son 1907 auf 1909 lit ser
9ierperbralib pom 240 Otter off
216 2iter pro &ppf ser 8epolferuno
o6erlnals 5ltrilfgegansen in Solae
Der ullgelneinen Seuerllng uno ser
s(lfobolbelpegung oie belonbers in
9lrbeiterfreiien feiten SUB gefoBt
bat.
5riin1rler oes @eroplans, nit
Dem Ser 2uftidiffer Cecil Grace
perungliift it, iiao on Ser belei
ihen &iiite angeibuemmt lporoel,.
ssn 0aiinden bot man %
aaeebli6e s[nar6iiten feltgenon1<
men, oie bort cine 8erlammlung
obbalten noQten.
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Gum Ssabres-a amfams.

8efanntltd) tit Der Sanmar
Ser critic Wepibf itit neiteit Sa6r.
NltdJ gait etm SprudJ BON Qlters9er
Ser iagt, BAT, aller glnfang idJtuer.
Nnn bent tdj jfter FIN nn6 her
obs nit bcut Sanitar aud 10 tDGr'
Sb's, tuetl's ber erite, Der entipringt
Sem Sabr, er an6 mas S6tueres brtngt
Sn Auitin ba periamnteln hann,
Senat unb S3ans iih, Mann fit Wann.
Ses 8plfes gHpl, has lit ibr 3iel,
Godb id)eint es oft nts &tnberipiel.
Gar Mander fpntnlt babim, Der ppll
@pn Weis6eit, tuie fie nidJt fein ipll,
Ser tiftelt baum 0eiebe ans,
Die itanmen eb'r ppm Narrenbans.
allein, pieileidt iiegt Der gerftanb
@as stuar rtdJt itttmer bier sM 2anb,
9pf) m5d)t es auffj tppl nt3gltd iein,
Sie Spffnnng trbitet id)pn alleim.
llnb infer nemer 0pmpernenr
gcliebt, gcafjtet, iuie it) b5r',
Bon fretein Stnne itnb 8eritano
8irb retten md, has Teras=9anb
ypm Spdj ber Wufer itnb Selpten,
Die itns id)on imandem Gantpf anbpten
Wit ieiner Soiilfe itarf mnb feit,
gSir rannten bann bas Mnferneft.
S'rnm lit hes Sabres Mnfans gut,
Sp faft aitdj Seber friifem Nsnt
llnb bpfft, es iuirb ia iueiter geb'n
Gle Sopffnnns lift midJt mnterseb'n.
Mnf bais iie mild andj mie berfaf,
Srinst u | a 1T o, ein pplles 9las
Sas trinf' idJ aus bts auf ben 0rnnb
SuS balt mid mnnter nnh geinnb.
Wie idIiuer her 4nfnns aud3 mag iein,
u a nj itatht Bite Sprse Helm;
Wir sieben rtntis IN bic @abl
tlnb iiegen Of NIT srpfer 5ahl,
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e6it elm tiefes Gebeimnis.

Sd oanfe sSSDnen bonn @runoc
meines 9er5ens, i9reibt s. 9. 9fa-
Der bon 9eipisbure, @. $50, fir
ben punoerbaren 9oppelnuben, Sen
ib bonn electric 8itters batte, in.
Dem er einen ibneren Sal ppu
Wagenleioen 1tnb &beuntatisntue
beilte. Sir ntnperbnnli1feit, @eIb-
iudt, Magelrbeibaperoen Meren.
pergiftung nidts beiieres. 8erluht
es. @arantiert Sour SOC BEL alfeH
Druggilten.
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Naoitalbeilmmg
9terpeni4mQ4e.

G4mads, nerp6ie gerionen. eeplagt bon boif=
nunaslofetst uno idlehten Srdumen, erf66pfenoen
Saaraa sian % Mbnabms Ses ssbaps p1,'q@fra ua @s%,s
&atarrb. Moeenorhien, Gtublperifopiune. Whoia=
teit, grroten 3itteru 6erstfopfen. grubeflemmung.
Gen9hlihtsit uno Sribfinn erfabren aus oenl
,Smsenbfreunb", tuie einfad), idjmea unb
biilig aile itnnatiirIihen Ierlnite mnb
ambere 5plsen iusenblidber gerirrmnsen
sriinblid) sebeiIt mnb bplle DeInnbbeit
nnb Jrpbiinn tuieber erIanst tuerben
f5nnen. - 0nn5 nenes Setlperfabreu.
Seber iein eisener Arat.
9ieies anBeroroentlih intereiante uno lebrreids
BUD (Deuti6e Mufiaee 1910, fpelhes BON jung uno
aft. Mann unb fyrau, eeteien weroen iollte, tanu
eeeen Ginienoune BON 25 Gents in 8rieimarten per=
fiseslt bsseeeR tperbsn bon Der
Hribats 3linif, 1876. Mbenne,
a1rt, gnrk, a.. 81.
Man ertpdbne .ssreie 9reiie fir SeIa8"
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Giienba91l : Ta9rplan.
&. & 6. q. 8ahu

5. d y. u. gabn.
ySo.3 Lgom Moroen. e.45 obenos
go. g Som y2orben. .... GAS mora
yio. 7-2peal bon Searne. 1000 mora
No. 9-,2ocal bon Baleitine. -. :. !.
go. 4 Bon @egifo. -. 1.5o nadm.
@o. 12-2ocal bon Sarebo (gemiidt)
$50. 4 gaa6 Dem Moroen. / .55 nahm.
SEQ. g. Na9 benz georben. 800 absros
go. Social nad9 Baleltine. ]. 80 mora
@o. 10 grpreb nad Searne. :. :.
gao. 5 -ssab @eriio 100 100 mora' suas
SO. II -2ocal mad 2arebo (geniht) :.
-. =. 300 dbenbs.
9. u. & y. 3. gasn.
Mnt,lnft
SO. 1-6ouftOn II. 5. aiiite 700 nad,nl
yto. 3-Soulton Ii. g. @iilte. 500 borr,
$50. 5-&iiitenitdbte. -. .1:15 nad,m
gfo. A Son aerrpille, nllr on Bos
9entngen. :. ;. $3.50 bDrli1
$40; 44-gon @errpirle, nur @onn<
tags. :. -. -. 800 nam-n
SEQ. 146- Son &errbilIe, ,lur an
Sodentagen. lib ndd]m
SO. 2@Souftpn Ii. 5. @iiite. $3.50 bor,r
ylo. 4-5oliiton H. 3. &iiite 8 90 abenbs
SEQ. 6-&Iitenitdbte. :. ..2:10 nn1m
gao; 4s-gad aerrbirle, nllr in gsos
80; 4iWaad aerrDiris, nnr . gona1 ''s'4'''
30; u f45 -ssad asrrsire mr. 8 in 0''"'
Bobenta1en. :. J. ..7:15 tornt
g.. $. & 9. ". (Saupt-2nlie).
Nnfunft-
So. 9I@om Often. .7:s5 oorn
$40 7-9om Siter. .....6 $3.50 nahm
Ro. 10-@I 9aio II. 8eiten. 1880 nadn
go: Soon 81 Raio.. ..10.15 born,
SO. 9-gaa6 et gaio uno Beiten. s.
SO. 7-sla6 81 9afo nnD @eiten. =.
SO. io-gso9 S. meiten. 1000 ia a5ellSs a5enSs
80. 8-Mo6 Dem Often. 1915 born,
SO. 1-9ah Sci gio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 0ipiiion g. $. & g. q.
80. s05-gnero. gictoria. .7:5o na6m
NDrQQrf--
SO. 3oe-guero. gictoria. 800 BORN
M. g. & 3. Babn.
Mnfnnft-
SO. 241-gon Sonfton unb @aIpeiton
;. ;. :. :. $50 n1orgens
SO. Son 9allas Ii. sort @ortb
SO. 285-@om gsorben. .7.so esd Dorn.iti
9lp 15-8on @acp.. 800 ra6n
SO. 231-9om storben nnb 9onitcn
-. 1925 r1adm
go. 9-@pm @oroen.. ..7:45 abenbs
Ibfabrt
SO. 1o-saadj benz yioroen. 1000 BORN
$40. 10 @a6 sluitin nno 8aco
SO. 1o-gaa6 Dem Noroen. 800 porm
So. s. Na6 9aaas, Sort gSortb
lnb g8aco. :. ...S.45 abenbs
$50. 236-Nah Dem Norben. -. =.
lib abenos
SO. 242-saa6 9ouiton llno Sal
beIton.. :. 10.15 abenos
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ltn5ufrieoei1beit lit piel 6dlt-
flyer elm 8robuft oes 9eiiees nls
Ser 9eiieloligfeit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
Boys HEART ON
HIS RIGHT SIDE
Rare Condition Found When
Roanoke Youth Is Exam
ined With X-Ray.
Especial to rho Times. nisna !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Roanoke, Va March IA rare case
OF heart displacement came to light
here Friday, and it was through the
interest taken in n scvcntcen-ye ar-old
boy by his aunt Mrs. OscIc A. van
horn of sos p Street, Southwest. Wash
ington. u. c., that an cxamina ton OF
the young man was made and an
N-Ray photograph taken, which deter
mined beyond all oubt that his heart
is on the right side OF his body, in.
stead of on the left
The boy, Rufus fillmore, son OF p. y.
Gilmore. Of 30S Ciilmcr Avenue. North.
west, is the rare specimen OF tho hu-
man race who wears his heart on his
right side, and in this respect is DIFF
ferent from all the rest of the people
mat 1t Is very rare for such n thing
10 occur is attcstcd by two cmincn.
physicians, who examined him thor
ouEnly Yesterday afternoon After a
most minute examinations the N-Ray
was applied, and it developed the fact
that the heart is in just the position
as described by the physicians after
their eXamina lions. Fl
Inc upper portion or top part of the
sieart is practically in position hut the
hear; proper has been transmitted TO
the right side OF the breast, extending
downward and to the right at an angle
of about 45 degrees.
Whether 1t be case OF actual dis
placement during the life OF young Ell
more. or an abnormal condition which
existed prior 10 his birth. he physicians
cannot determine The young man at
his birth weighed only four and n half
pounds and to-day. at seventeen years
of age. lie weighs but ninety four
pounds
The physicians who made the exam
:nation arc Of the opinion that the
young man can be OF ncstimabe SER
vice TO the medical profession by plac-
ing himself on exhibition at the various
medical colleges of the country, for it
is believed that he is a subject that
medical students would be pleased to
have an opportunity TO thoroughly cX-
| anime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
PRICE VARIATIONS
IN COTTON MARKET
Market Irregular During Week, but Trading Light
and Fluctuations Marrow and
UnlmpOrtant
UninlpOrtant.

tiers at not much over 11.5oo,oOo bales
OF american cotton, such crop would
ments, and stiu leave enough TO OK
coed tie amount carried over at the
end o. last year.
The New Crop Sttmntion.
he recent cold wave did no dumag Q
TO the new crop III tho South, because
little or no planting has been done
farther north than the central portion
Of Texas. Planting Will not be finished
in The northern half OF that State
until toward the end OF April. and not
completed In the northern portion or
the eastern half Of the belt until May.
acreage TO be devoted to the new crop
VIII be the largest ever planted, and
probably approSinating $S4oooooo
acres for Texas l' ia Ir have it.VI Seem
pushing farm work so rapidly that the
season may now be said TO be one TO
two weeks earlier than usual. This is
cdly high prices which have revealed
for the. staple during the last two
years, inducing farmers to plant as
much as possible, and get an early
start. As the new crop season an
proaches, trade sentiment and thc
course OF prices will come more under
the dominating influence of the pros-
poets for u big crop.
Position of tic Mills.
Trade conditions have shown no i'm
proyement over the dulness and UNI
generally from the past month AS n
consequence of this tuation the cur
iailncnt Of consumption among the
New England and Southern mills con-
tinues. Mills North and South in this
country are now working on the aver
age OF about 20 per cent of their-nor-
NAL capacity. III the cotton goods dis
trict as we'll IS among the mills. the
opinion is held that cotton Is TOO high
for existing trade conditions and the
present situation and outlook Efforts
made during the last two months to
advance the cost OF goods to meet the
higher cost of cotton and create n
profitable margin for operations have
failed, owing TO the fact that the
retail and iohbinG trade has continued
its policy of buying only from hand to