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New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Movement

cit 1uttou NIONtutUt Galveston: Steady; mddling. 1Sc; net receipts, 621O; gross receipts, 6210; sales. 2S7; stock, 256.o9s; coastwise, 100.
 New Orleans Firm; middling, 13e, net receipts, 115S; gross receipts, 1919, sales, 3625; stock, 153. .500 France, 2S74; continent S774; eoastwse SS6o.
 Mobile Firm: middling. 1SAc; net receipts, 1101; gross receipts. 11O1 sales, 300; stock 30,25S; coastwise, "A.
 Savannah Firm; middling, 131sc; net receipts, 4Ss1; gross receipts, 44O9. sales, S0o stock, 7O.o54: France, 43; eoastwlse. 153O.
 Charleston: Quiet; middling, 1Sc; net receipts, 146; gross receipts, 146, stock, 11,367 coastwise, 562
 Wilmington Quiet; middling, 13c net receipts 252; gross receipts, 252 stock, 21s07; coastwise 50.
 Norfolk: Quiet; middling. 1sbc; net receipts, 24O5; gross receipts, 2405 sales. 614 stock, 42,605; eoastwise. 425
 Baltimore: Nominal; middling. 13Ac: net receipts, 970; gross receipts, 97O; stock, 3477 France, 1919; coastwise, 1924.
 New York: Quiet: middling. 1s.4Oc: net receipts, 25O; gross receipts, 1881; stock, 121,020 coastwise, IT.
 Boston, Quiet middling. 13.40c; gross receipts, 1019 stock, 1854.
 Philadelphia; Steady: middling, 13.65c; gross receipts, 354 stock, 25S3
 Texas City: Net receipts. 715; gross receipts, 715 stock, 4749.
 Minor ports: Net receipts. 12.4oS gross receipts, 12,40s stock. 3127; Great Britain. S636; coastwise, 9574.
 Totals today, at all ports: Net, S0,O01 i; Great Britain, 3636; France, 3936; con tinent, S77; stock, 32,000.
 Consolidated at all ports: Net 12,121 Great Britain. 40,S24 France, 27,364; continent, 3S.773; Japan. 300.
 Total since September 1 at all ports: Net. 9450,977; Great Britain, 2.934,937; France, 9S,4S7; continent. 4,352,047; Ja- pan, 32493S; Mexico. 23,sS5.
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Primary Receipts

Chicago April 3.-Primary receipts of wheat today were 505,0 bushels a year ago, 4S6,000 bushels Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour equalled 154,000 bushels.
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Foreign Exchange

l:erlin. Aprl 3-Excnange on Londonf % marks, A pfennigs Money, 2ss per cenIl Private discount 2ss pei cent. : Paris, April 3.-Rentes S6 francs, 12ts ceItimes. Exchange on London, 25 frames. IS centmea. Private discount. 2a4 DOT cent.
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Weekly Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, April 3.-Weekly statistics of cotton: Total forwarded to mills, 91 00O, American 7SOo0; stock. 1,24l ,ooo American 1,014,000; imports, 5000, American 750O0; exports, II ,000.
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121kQ15c in bbl. lots: fresh water breams. 81zM9c; pompano, 25c; roe shad, s1; red bass. 6lhc; mixed fish, &c., small trout Slec; fresh water cat. dressed, 13156oIac; salt water cat s1sc speckled trout 13lsg 15c. shrimp, 10c ID.
 New Jersey oysters. $. 1.4511.65; southern, Plants. $10 per 1000 Shrimp. 1oc lb.
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Cotton Receipts

New York, April 3.-The following are the total net receipts of Cotton at all ports since September l: Galveston. B. 04l ,S05 New Orleans. 1.6l3,59ss Mobile, 379,- 150; Savannah, l.66S,6s2 Charleston. 419,- 243: Wilmington 3S6. POS: Norfolk. 513, ,565 i; Baltimore. S3,S66; New York, 5512: Boston, 14.561: Newport News. 95,139 Philadelphia, 516; San Francisco 166,942; Brunswick, 272.- 7S5; Pensacola, IA 213; Port Arthur and Sabine Pass, 40,245: Jacksonville, 2s,sS3 Texas City, 462. 672; Tacoma. 34.532; eSattle 4375; Aransas Pass, 4S.996; minor ports, 44S9; total. 9,450,977 bales.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, April 3-(Special.) ) Spot cotton was quoted here today as follows: Strict middling 13 1-16c: mid ding, 12Bc; strict low middling, 12as e; low middling, 115sc.
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Dry GOOds

New York. April 3.-Cotton goods mar l<ets were steady today with trade mod crate. Wool markets, both home and for eign, were firm. Uncertainty as to the fabric styles for fall IS deterrlng the placing of order on silks
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Selma Market

Selma, April 3.-tSpecial )-Spot cot ton in the Selma market today was quoted as follows: Good middling. 135sc; strict middling, 13ssc; middling. 13bc; strict low middling, 12%c; low middling, 12Bc.
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New Orleans Receints

New Orleans, April 3.-Receipts, 379 barrels rosin; 37 barrels turpentine. Exports for New York. 556 barrels rosin.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady; middling, 127sc; net receipts, 2992; gross receipts, 2992; ship ments, S419; sales, 14S0; stock, 134,S57.
 Augusta Steady; middling, 13ssc net receipts 200; gross receipts. POS; shipments, 15l5; sales. 595; stock, 54.926.
 Memphis Steady; middling, 13hc net receipts, 432; gross receipts, S62 ship ments 37Ss; sales, 240O; stock, 120,769.
 St. Louis: Steady; midGling, 133sc: net receipts, Ill; gross receipts, 1914; ship ments, 2362: stock, ,794
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 11S9; ship ments. 2S5 stock 1S,133.
 Little Rock: Quiet; middling, 13asc; net receipts, 155; gross receipts. 155; ship ments, 103; stock, 51,446.
 Louisville Firm; middllng, 13Ac; net receipts. 73; gross receipts, 73; shipments, 14; sales, 39; stock, 40
 Total today: Net receipts, 52oO; gross receipts, 1883 shipments. 1l.4s6 sales, 45l4; stock, 413,965.
 New York, February 3.=The follow ing statistics on the movement of cot ton for the week ending Friday, Feb ruary 3, were compiled by the New York cotton exchange:
 WEEKLY MOVEMENT
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Live Stock Market

Chicago, April 3.-Hogs: Receipts, 10,- coo; market strong. Bulk of sales. $S 500 SS5: light, $. 7OqS 90; mixed. s .6OdS ,9o heavy $. .45@S.S5; rough. $S .45Ge .S5 pigs S7. .50GS. .75.
 Cattle: Receipts. 1000; market slow Reeves. s6.sO@7.so; Texas steers H.ao0
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Comparative Cotton Statement

New York, April 3.--Npel the week ending Friday April q: Net receipts at all United States ports furinx week, 112,121; same week laEt war, 116,241; total receipts since Septemier 1. 9.450- 977 same date last year, s,eS6,195; ex- ports for the week, 107,261; bafpe week last year. 123.5 .505; total eYRPts since September l. 7,620,292; saihdsdate last
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Fruits and Produce

Russet apples, $6.50 bbl.; western box apples, $2.25G3; Ben Davis. $55O: Hines. per 100. s125; lemons box. 36O. $4; Florida grapefruit. $4q5; Florida oranges, $3; Cuban pineapples. s2.75 crate; Irish Potatoes. $ bushel; Jumbo celery, strawberries. per quart, 25c; celery, $1 dozen; Florida celery, per crate, $2.75; tomatoes, s2.50d3 crate; Danish cabbage. 21ac lb.; rutabaga turnips, 1%c lb; new crop red and yellow onions. 41kc ib; imported onions, crate, $1.75 Locoanuts. $6 bag; English walnuts. 15620c, flberts, 15c: oceans. 15c; California figs. case. g. 50. dates. h., SAC. sweet potatoes, Dooleys. bushel, s1.10 sweet potatoes. cream Yams. bushel $1; new Irish potatoes, s hamper; Florida cabbage, $2.25 crate.
 Creamery Products
 Country butter. 20625c: fresh creamery butter, 301hc; process butter, 25c; cheese, l9lfc; imported Swiss cheese. 31c; German brick cheese, 200; limburger cheese, 19c: imported Roquefort, 35c; NeufchateI cheese. per dozen. 45c: Pimento cheese N.a5.
 Lard, 12%c; compound, 956c; dry salt short ribs. 13.25c; bellies. 3.10c: ham butts, 15.60c; Boston butts. 16c; pork lions, 16c: spare ribs. 13c; breakfast bacon. 1dt2Sc; smoked bacon. lie; regular ham. l71sc: skinned ham. 1sKc.
 Fish and Sea Foods
 Red snapper. 10g11c in bbl. lots gray enappsrs or groupers. Shc; large. shc: small vnappers, 10c; spanish macksrel,
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day. 195.40O
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Creamery Products

Red snapper. 10g11c in bbl. lots; gray rnappsrs or groupers. sl4c; large. SIC: small Dnappers, 10c; spanish macksrel,
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THE AWAKENING

FoHitl Farlio f4lrftAia
Il l. uat slrsr.ias ssEE so-i HaeFs IN
a.. a4tha c1iaFss ssptasvFs soait ho
uas.iuss garFes- ~hsh tzHsss o'Psei TO 'hz'
,ch H-sss have b+-n held
.hh zt,arss as- eitsis
ct ~. aaioa faHas '.AH At u.
Operators the die
st 10 p1ss-F,- h zs looked
.u-ai- 10 fFisHds
ts-if syap-ts rave hAs
aaakatHs aEF~i hos iA+y
zzzFEisd shd :"
ioAh = waite pres d-a' Of
yisspfr.i.at s-
th hold eft zissss have Kid
ssirsnsn Ase'a
asa aissf ai'aios. .te
ts-
All 30 vsy fFoH
to ,sees Hs- r~-ss
-aass thrif sa,s In ~ aaft
~ rhh Ia the
aPfaeH sr~i zst eaAass
sHs Of
Th-y have hfsns they
hsudi all rEr brains h..
tabizioa 'sT cs'sn las,
aHd ei0st-i to- sks fehirrs Of h-
ad saa. - ssif i-nJ
sf f 'h-ir at-i
as-. ais azaef
.s.s s learned r--ia
hos
,ssT d-rfas ~i,. esiiar.a Of life
;h- ss;hs ia all 'hs
u =.-'iaS, nc' s's
ste ss'n -ssi e. Ata.
.is,s .ub~F tho rnfo
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t-r;-s siae-. he.r,y ser the es>s
fes isS. Ta- e--si.s of 'h. 80
t-~zrt sorazn rasfts ;hr ras.is .
q; frsis-a' sko -as s-ii r-Asn.
t-tvd sy alt @, III. o'd rvsiscnt, ..
The fi;t
The I-cr-.-t -. "a year. old an
ts4 lis d her. for szorv than bali
eeaiHfy -h' sAs a daughter II
tHeic pitk woa;,os. tn. sotcs trail
blazer aud .-oui ssa the ~iaos OF
" u walker. -Ao a.. the iir,,
t.sonsF cf Las Aaima. county. 81.
is .grFtvcd by three daughters. Mr.,
ollie Van kifs and Mr.. Elizabeth
johnson cf 'hi. city. and Nr, 4 ~
H5r., Of chAmb-r.sirE. Ia tn. tat.
ter has been notified a-i mineral
arrsas 's-nt. Hiii be- snnousc-a oa
s,--ip' Of advice.
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sen. cullon DEAD,
ACTIVE Nouc LIFE
...s.sss-s s,.s ess. J..


tits, OF t'fe.sd-st i.isseis's s.Ssaa
;-sn ~ sili.ni zane TO a.. Sa''8n.
81 nea.- as Representative. aas b.
s.a a -o-k which 81. practically 10.
.ssriptea caiy xhes b. served iso
,-rta. . sa.e.asf q. iiiieois i.ineoie
"a. as.a.sina.-d .soa aft-s Csiiom
snt.f.-i ws.hins'sa iif.s and the
Joinz legislator ..s = ss.ab-s Of :ss
so1sn,,s-- tssi s.ssss Sd the s.s.sa
- ,h- s'ss.:aests hody 70 sesiak:
ss-i.es fAsA tAst ~ ssss41 0eetp
Ia r-rpr~r fson ~hss s-~a~d . Nsai
Nov ssd N. s~~asssrsesios st 10
With ,h- rhiffy.aisth canxr~s.. cul.
ioz s-san hi. service ~ish the fiii.
suis d-i-satson. and ~ish .neh col.
i~ssu-s IN coasr... .. Logan w.a,-
~sF,s. Hiaia-. canssiias aud Hsse~
ani Garfield. both Of shorr .ss.'n.d
the Presidency
After si8 y-srs "a IN. Hou.e dur
ias which ne had .-ya -. inr-asa.
ea.ai of Aais-a tohn.os and ssk-e
Ssg, in the making q; a most critical
p.rioi of American history. he r--
iarned to iiiiaoi. vo~iax never aGaia
so take office. oair TO s--om. .,-ss-
or cs the ..etsistu.e aud later Eov.
e-aor a, the Philadelphia eoaven-
tioa he placed Grant In nomina;
for his .econi term in sa.eh I. aid
to be- tho .hor'.-' aotuiaasion speech
ever delivered. IL contained .~,-a.
ty-fisc words.
Senator began in iss5 when he re-.
signed n. governor and va. elected 10
succeed David Davis. Hi. service in
th. senate chamber ~a. an anbrok.n n
one for thirty ,ear.--Hvc cou.cea-
Ittr. acTIp.-a record exc.licd onIy -
two other men. senator Allison q.
tc~s. and Senator Morrill,. Of N.-.
mont.
| "a. entered the S.na:. in iss3. ,
srry. active man o. 'if,y -four. he left
II In 1871: a FADING. to;scrinr man o;
tN'AuAs-tSui buN WIN 81 HfSsH tAts'
bright and active. n. used TO tell a
story OF ho~ one day seeing Senator
vcs,. very old. feeble looking and de.
jce,sd. he said 10 Senator Morrill,
Who va. then som. eixhty-.iS:
| Go over and cheer v.-t up bit.
Nhc.eai Morrill, walked over and
aiappinx Vest on the shoulder said
Cheer up. old man why you're
nothing but boy
Down through the adm i.trstion,
lof Cleveland. Harrison. Mckinley.
Roosevelt, and Taft. he held impor-
tant chairmanship. when his part.
was in power. finally that of the For.
eisn Relations committee. Eenerally
eonsiiered the most important Of the
lot He had been chairman Of the
commission which devised form Of
Cpt efnment for the Hawaiian i<la1dl
aaa after their annexation aad had
been chairman OF the comniltet
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No TRUTH n RuNol
That 50 MINaS QUIT

Tina; .ix'y or mote stritvbr-as.rs
recently imported to- ~c<s ~ the
cesi mia.. had made ,aeir ssr do> n
II. osGoa frum Tahaseo to the Lae-
low tent colony today. ~as the re-
part that .unana,sa from tn. head
quarters OF the United Nine Work
cu in Denver ,hl, moruinE. rr'.
rcp-urt apparently is - accurate a.
nost Of tn. stuff that eom.s 'ro.' the
sam.. ourre aud shi.h !. published
in a local union orx.u.
Tha, anr men left any ot the
hines in the -sfon was denied hy
General Chasc after an tn,es'iestioa
by the Officials OF tn. orcra:in.
companies and at iocsi union head
quarters the report could o, be vcri.
fed. rh. last. for the story az.
pears to be- thl, one Sisv miner i.f,
th. camp. The Denver h.adonar.
.sss "f the union siaims TO have re-
t.ived the report from Ludlow. but
did net know the informant.
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smsa snest .rss6Ras . ~ ~ 49,

1AsA sNot4 frsAfNAe . ~ ~ 49,
,re.s:oa Of the istesssss- conneser
Com sni ios. ~. ~s-k .. rhairassa
% the sor~ixa R~,A;ios. committee
..ac- ts. spss..A War j. .oapsrs-
lively :rs.h is ID. pabiI. mind lie
ss. al are.nt supporter oi The peace
treaties prup.~sd b, rT-.,d.a, rs'i
and which --f. =. -Ma.>uias-i b.
~. s-ns,. that the, meter -.T- Ts'i-
G.i
psrin. the last 'cr years his
friend. had s--a him .io.iy fsaisx
away In body snd he h-van- -
f.-bl. that his scic. in the s-nas.
cha HtcF ~as not heard farther than
the clerks deck. His term sad-d
March J. 1914. ard be sas apopinsed
chairman Of the I.isco!a Memorial
com mission created BY Con sve-s 10
81 ar-rins.ad the erection Of the 81
os..vo" memorial in 'hi. city. The
on ~i.h expressed On hi. death bed
va. that he mikhs live 20 sec the
completion of the national memorial
to his old friend III. memoir. o:
fifty year. Of public service finished
only = fcs months before his s4nsl
iiIn-.. overlook him. concluded at.
ter thi. manner:
Il har. no erea, fear Of death. ex-
e.p; tn. natural dread OF the phys
teal pain which usnsiiy accompsnie.
H. certainly wish beyond any
~ora. have power 10 sxpro,s that !
could have greater as.uranc" that
there will be a r.unitinE with those
wc love and ihos. who hav. loved Us
in >cnie future world. but from nay
reading of the .csipthr. and even
admitting that there 4. n hereafter.
I csnno; find any satisfsetory eri-
dence to warrant such . belief. Conid
i -beiS.,c that could uieef tie sorea
ones who have gone before. I do mo-
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Manage . SaTps,se.

wzls.asaEs. Colo. Jan -
Niii,sEy sad soeisi circles ~-f.
pl.a..a,iy sarpii.sd -A-e tn. ur~.
leaked e-i; ;A.s Captain " u i.snr.
saiu'.a, os ID. fira' f-zisu-nt "' the
National Guard. sHi MI. Alice
fiyar. one of the pr.,iic.t aud tnos;
popular young ladies of sh- chy.
~.r. quietly married as Trin dad
sunday afternoon. II ~ss sumor~d
on tn. street. th.; the marriage ~as
an siop.m.nt. Mrs. i.oas -he, ia
'.rvi.~-i at Ia. home Of her psr-n'.
is.; nisk' .miiiasiy said. I; HiEh;
,b . surprise ,o oihers su; certainly
10, to our immediate families They
hav. known Of the -nx.s-gcn' for
, liver q r..oa'h
Mi.. rtyun aud ,sptaia ioas
wen, to Trinidad sunday morning
tAt o'clock they ~er- married b
tn. Rev. ] y. Ferris. pastor OF ih.
Trinity Episcopal church. They re-
turned to wsI.cnburx "a the mid
night train. 1; va. not until late
Monday that th. officer. a; reximcn-
tai headquarters learned of the mar
riagc \ reception for the bride and
groom VAS ziiven that night at the
reEimcntal mess hall Colonel
and Mrs. VrIdeckberg ~.r. at the
head o. til. receiving line Follow
ing the reception an elaborate ban.
quct was .njoscd by tho.. attend.
Ing. Colonel v.rdcckbsrs respond.
Ing to the toast. The Bride anl
Groom. Willingly referred to tn,
regimen; as being one large famil,
from which on. OF the boy. had rut
/, off 10 get married. He said that uu.
der the circumstances and consider.
ing the acknowledged beauty OF the
bride that this time he would con
done the offense aad not send the Of
fender TO the guard house. Follow.
ing the banquet Captain CArspn. on
OF the bes, entertainers in tn. Tegi.
men;. amused the COMPANY for n few
minutes
Mrs. Long is the daughter Of =. l.
Flynn. paw master OF the Denver 4
Rio Grande. She has been one of III,
most popular rirls in the city sine,
coming here with her parents aboui
four years ago from Pueblo. Csp
tain Longs home is in Denver. wher,
ne i- connected With the adjutan
general. office. sincc coming TO th,
.icul, ,osition a. adjutan, has mad,
him one OF. the most popular officer
of the regiment. The couple have re
ceived many valuable presents from
military and city circles. 1854
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Williams

George Williams. Who far a aaa.
bcr of year. has been suvcvin;enden;
OF The Raaian, Hiiuc in Fremont
county. aud on. of the be-; known
m.n in tn. coal misins industry OF
Colorado. died today 1t a hospital in
Denver. Death ~s. du. to causeE.
Deceased was go year. OF az. and Is
survived by his widow who wa. for
merry Mr.. Miller. a resident OF ,hi.
city and a member of tn. W. RC.
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o 8 iT U A r 7
Arsclmc


one = th- i4s.~si funerals ayer
seen in Trinidad -. that ei 20. is;s
FrAns Aas-itss. pioneer farmer.
~hs died at h.. hone On $ieker-oa
avenue on Monday rH- funeral
sort-sr which ict; the Robinson ar-
ssac catholic church shortly after
@ o'ciczk yesterday afternoon. was
made ap os hundred. of carriages
and = numbyr Of su;oaoiiic. The
floral offerings we're 80 uuu.rou. IL
required extra carriages 80 convey
them to ;h- Ca;hoiir sctne'sr, r,.,rs
the sol. vAs iaid away Friends
frpm all part. ofthr cotuiv turned
90, to pay a la; sad tribute TO the
G-v.asci
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csp tot Aa,ss Williams III,

raVfs is suE~tsirE st-cs, h-~iEs a
ssans'a,ssF Hsisk 3. 40. sns-fsso--'
- Hsret, bsi, Ersadis's-ts wh..
= sssi ssar looks iiis bid os rus~.
shea ali IN. .ofli ts :. teaa,i.ui ..
a. old sasiish szEisa IA Nss;im-
zni ~. sis ia filled s.ss Hu.ie=
ssneos- is ssaaaia,As- Major \
u. wli.laas. ], . grasesatE.s. ha'iss
e-va advised YESTERDAY .sa. . ii:'ii-
.,raas.s hzd arrived a. IL. hsz,. o.
s.s s.s "a Tssss-sha ihs is''.
s;faas-f "a. ho,
Last ai9ss the Pfsss correspond
eats EAsh---d a. hszisaas:s-. .; shs
coiunbl.n ha'-l and ps.s..ssd ~.
Ns 5of and Nfs Williams Nth . .ii.
s.- cap fos ;s. xr.nds slls In T~sss
II. "a: ~ss pFe.@a,sd " Major aaa
Nj. wiiiians BY jos<ps Wiil-ss o'
ss~ Pueblo chIes,aiu. IA. Major
ssiii s~saiss. srtaosi~As-a tho sit,
si'a spp.s1stss- senarss
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Walker

Anc,h.T 81 the pioneer rcsiaea;.
O. Trinidad ~ss summcnci by the
Grim gcsrcr =, ! 30 o-=loes :hi.
morning when Mr. y \ Walker
,xuirci at her home. sos Eas, Colo
saio avenue. from s.ccnd .,ross
Of paralysis death had been cx.
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LISTEN FOR THf WHISTLE.

Listen for the Whistles. Th. C-N
carrier boys now possess rev whis-
tics. The boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver paPers. when
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your c-N Just
after IL has oecn thrown.
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clABBY n IAN.

IAs Ange1s1. CaI. J0n. 2N.--Iim.
my Clabbr. a ,iiddlswieht infHilts..
I. held In jail here TODAY penains
thing of charges as result Of an
alleged attack by the fighter and
bis trainer upon c. h. -1.sutancs. y
policeman. Police officials say
Lauranc. was severely injured aud
that it sia;ementA reEardinE the
fizh, are verified. = fcsons charge
will be PLACED against Ciabby.
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b01ss1 Nse ~ nssNoooSRsRse s6Surpys
assh pleasure to the 'pAs.!as sesoss'
Nos hzsiss this s-B.s. Ar qui,-
! -.r aud s!as.iy. sE.n old clssrna
appear. ." roe ne over the river
s;ys { shall b- rad, 'o 90
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Prlssina e,sh


Hslssillo elub.
The Priscilla C1eh Will meet Si,l
ir~, MeRofey on Sss Juan street
Friday .fleSsooa at :.s.
Tsiaisy esiil.
The Tr.s!sS Episeonsl Guild ain
m-<t uiih Mr. be Nsu.k.. s.s Park
|sere-, Thursday Afternoon 81 the us-
uol hour All member. aye urged 10
b~ .,re.~Ss H~sis<ss o. ihspsf,aess
viii be- transacted.
-
caveaia fssss Host. -
captain Hiidresh y,uz, Of The MIS-
i(ssy eonmi..ies ~As a.. ht.I s~
arasy of the netsb~rs ef III. eessst
msr'isi 81 ';inssr a. S'srtSiits.
n. officer. nsAs II. ,rir TO ~
seshe ., IN. ssss, in A. sa'omsbitS
fh. sue-s al ,te diansr Ess LEA.
ss snAst Al 4. biEslos % taIa Fsny ".
vrss r,ximss, vsiks ps's a.se
=. Major kesasay eAd DJa.g.
Ma Xsehsas 0esssss.
MEs H-Fb<r' Ni.ho:s sas-Fiaiaej
TIE Mohdas An-FAaea hFiss- .iab
lAi. as,..noaa 81 be. hSnr Tso<e
pr-s.si s-F- Nfs = sssss~.
Mf. u. \. Holt, Msss T.. X csTaIeh-
aei. Yr.. Il. {. ssA ~. Mr. Roger
es.snsn. NJ. " u Sishois Mrs
iohs Belts. Mss- Vii MeH-aiF'-.
Ms, Bo-dfy rloya. Mr. pas rsy!ef.
Mss r :. NecAssss,. and Ms is.-
bel Maekshr.e,
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Yeseea Had Sessssa.

Members % ,h. iifosse-sooi ..
Aassfiras Sssn@h made merry a, Z
ssnau-s last nishi ,hAt followed the
annual in.;siia,ion 81 Ssiie-s.- faik.
s-ss made By the ass offic.r. ro.--
mas. ossn iersss cssss>pssd-si.
f,,'ls rssisrs Aas'-F Of css~n0niss.
" 4 -IsrH.n: Lads Rs-.sa. Mrs
Matte eo,a.siasiii Lady R.t-eSs
i.iiY i'h-ipsi ors;s.sf. G.ors- ros.
sFiasiii. ws,sAHan. lanes iss.'os /;
saard jshs Tayiar s-a'is-'. Mss
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FIVE HELD n Tram
moDeRY CASE

Zss.stiile. u. lns. - flt- mes
Acre srssss~d insAs ia sosnestioe
s!'s ;h- ross~fy o. b<s.-a.-rs oa
baltimore = oai" rAssess.s ,faih
s.ass-- i-; isss, oassta- at hi. .i's
.sfis ,Ei. tzofslas. Os. ssh-F 3. b.
las soass, The sia n.s as- aiissss 4
to sss- boarded IN. tfsin =, car-
ss,ax-
After Esbbis. .-s-fzi Ezs~E..s..
siy- Of a.. nsn -ssab~e Hsfr-
wsfe.F. the .isth. .s. arrested .. be
Jumped iron a.. rain
.-sss- Ana-rsee. Thosslas .lsstsns
Charles Lloyd aas chssl-> -lP-.. ali
o. Csnbsis-. -rs- arrested ia'sE sns
a.. b~ies h.id By tss f-slic- All
can. s.oa Cambridge ga ;A. ;.aia.
All ss- veil kaorn in Cambridge sa4
sssy say tao~i.Jxs q. ;Ls fooser,.
pi,.ssarxs. pa. tsa .. IN. fol-
10. iaE .:as-aen' cosrs.niax the rob
s~fy o. r...-aers. 90 Rsi'i1or- =
Ohio train ,cs - xassss,ti-. Ors..
1i,-e oa, =, the 'Aenyssv osfsc - here
SpAas So s-..' sr4
''Esss 'at. oo:eess 1sn aen
s,,as.l-d tsais tRr 81 CaoA0sd 50 y
zach hoiaihe a Ticket 10 A,as-ttl!s.
aaa started soph!s. .Ass-axsrs \
purse eont.iais< = s.'sh Asa V3s
taken from yrss kAsat'h'h u -
sss,.s. ia. aaa 40 oserso.i. saiea
snd -" TO- " } .epsiasoa. Tss
Conductor detected the n-n ani
captured NARY wsrasr. AZ" -as
pia. cd under s-r.s; In z.a-sy.l'~'
TIC s;a-r is. fn.n essr-., wHss
searched Warner had IN s.- rs--~s-
sioa the article. taken from Mr..
Kassi.hser ssd Mrs. Robiasps.