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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-12
F RANCE
GERMAN SHIP SUNK,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PARIS, Oct. 12.-Hard fighting con-
tlnued throughout Monday night be.
fore the trenches taken by the French
earlier In tho day northeast of Sou
chez and on LaFoIie heights, today's
official communique announced. There
was also violent bombardment in
the Reilion.AncervIiIer region. The
French held all they had gained.
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RouMANlA MAY COME IN.

BULGARIAN ADVANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 12.-The BuIgarlans
have penetrated Servia at Zaitchar,
according to reliable information to.
day.
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Subscribers Of The Daily Gate
c;tv are served the full Leased
Wire Service Of the United
Press Associations.
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Meat Cargo Cases

WASHINGTON Oct. 12:-secretary
of State Lansing today announced re-
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THE WEATHER
Unsettled tonight and We'd
nesday. Local temp p. m.
Ga; Z a. m. 53.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-14
w. c. T. u.

The Ocala Union met Tuesday at
the Baptist church, Mrs. T. E. Bird
ges, president, in the chair.
The meeting was opened by devo-
tional exercises from the XII chap
ter of lisa, followed by prayer and
song, Our God will Deliver Thee"
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. Reports were heard
from the corresponding secretary
and treasurer. A number of new COM
mittees were appointed after which
Miss Emma Washburn, superintend-
ent of the medical department, took
charge of the exercises which was a
very interesting play by number of
children, a recitation The Dollies
Convention" and a poem reading. AT
ter singing "My Mothers White Rib
bon" and prayer by Mrs. Coleman
the meeting adjourned.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

The circuit court has been hearing
civil suits for the past few days and
only few cases have been heard.
In the suit of w. H. Mullen VS.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company,
IA verdict was rendered in favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of 1916.
In the caseeof Blum e Co. VS. j. S.
|Pedrick, damages were awarded the
plaintiff for S595.46.
The Barnett Varnish Company VS.
ID. G. Watkins, verdict for the plain
tiff for $398.78.
The case of the Florida Fertilizer
company VS.. Haines McCracken was
referred to Mr.. Richard McConathy
hs referee.
A case in which Alvina Allemand
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the name of James Edward, for his
paternal grandfather and maternal
grand uncle. Master Brannon is his
parents first born and arriving yes
terday he has already become a club
devotee being the youngest member
of the exclusive Jan. Is Club"
Mr.. Marcus C. Fagg, of the Child
ren's Orphan Home, of Jacksonville,
will be a prominent week end visi-
tor arriving Saturday to address the
Woman's Club at its afternoon meet
ing. Mr.. Fagg will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hooker Saturday
night and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Hall.
Mrs. R. S. Pyles is in Batesburg S.
O., for several weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. L. D. Cullum.
News to Mrs. S. P. Anthony from
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Webb, in
Texas, states that Mr.. Webb is hold
ing his own, but will have to undergo
one more operation before he can full
ly regain his health.
The u. d. c. candy sale last night
at the Temple was most successful,
$3.50 being realized. Mrs. G. Car
michael, Mrs. R. R. Carroll and Mrs.
r. G. Blake had charge of the sale
and they were assisted by Mrs. H. II.
Kemp, Miss Georgia Mulhan and
Miss Lorayne Kemp. This evening
the committee viii have another sale,
disposing of the quantity of candy.
that was left over last night.
Mrs. M. Nj. De Bardleben and two
children accompanied her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Brigance, home from Russellville,
Ky, last Friday and will spend the
remainder of the winter in Ocala.
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MR.. MEFFERT's POSITION

Ocala, Fla, Jan. IA, 1915.
Citizens of Ocala and Members of
the Board of Trade: In my annual
report there is shown the statement
that Mr.. j. M. Meffert was made pres
ident of the Florida Marketing Blu
reau. This is an error. The matter
was under advisement and he may
yet become the head of this great
movement as soon as it's definite plans
are put in operation, but since the
original conference, Mr.. Meffert has
been elected .on the council and made
its president and as there are so
many important matters coming be-
fore this body he does not wish to
undertake other duties that would
conflict.
Likewise, Immediately on meeting
with the board of governors after the
meeting of the Board of Trade, he
clearly defined his position, that
while wanting the hearty cooperation
of the Board of Trade and her gov
ernors in handling the many problems
confronting the city, he .ceuld not af-
ford to place himself in an embar-
RAISING position, but wanted to stand
free to act impartially as the presi-
dent of the council in ali matters and
suggestions that may come before
that tribunal from the board.
Therefore, the new board of Off
GERS and governors. appreciating Mr..
Meffert's honest and manly stand, ac-
copied his resignation, thus leaving
him untrammeled. This is another
proof Of his fair mindedness and de-
termination to safeguard the best in
terests of both the Board of Trade
and the city.
make this statement to set this
matter squarely as it should be.
j. p. Rooney, Secretary.
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ARTHUR COBB SOLE OWNER

Mr.. A. C. Cobb has bought the
share Of his partner, Mr.. D. w. Temp
kins, in the sales business of Tomp-
kins & Cobb, and will henceforth con-
duct by himself the big trade in
horses and mules that has been going
on at the firms stables on South Mag
nolia street for the last few years:
Mr. Cobb knows all about stock,
and as everybody knows, he is a
clever gentleman to deal with. He
will not let the high reputation of the
firm deteriorate, and will soon have
in a big cargo of fresh and first-rate
animals.
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Mr. Robert Tydings Given Birthday
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HARVEY CLARK SETS THE PACE

Mr.. Harvey Clark, proprietor of the
Q. K. Grocery, notified the manage
ment of the Marion County Fair to-
day that he would exhibit at the fair
this year.
81 have exhibited before" he said,
"but discontinued last year. Now, ]
shall exhibit again, and / invite com
petition. Let anybody beat me if
they can"
Mr.. Clark sets. a splendid example,
Let others follow his lead; excel him
If they can. The more the merrier
and the better the fair.
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SOME FINE PORK

Capt. T. H. Johnson butchered a
few days ago and placed in storage
at the plant of the Ocala Ice & Pack
ing Company, nine hogs that Melted
1926 pounds of pork and from them
he made 400 pounds of lard. The
hogs were raised on the captains
farm six miles northwest on the
Blitchton road.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-14
NATIONAL PROHIBITION DAY

Today is National Prohibition Day.
Exercises will be held at the Bap-
fist church as follows:
AfternOOn-2:30 O'Clock
Song-Christ for the World We
Sing.
Scripture Reading-Mrs. Wash
burn
Prayer-Mrs. Coleman.
ong-Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide
Service of Prayer, theme Thanks
giving for Victories-C Conducted by
Mrs. Hood.
Poem, The Present Crisis-read by
Mrs. F. R. Bridges.
Song-A Saloonless Nation.
Reading-The cooperation of ma
tons with states, necessary to aboli-
ton of the liquor traffic.
How our union can help to carry
out these plans-Several ladies.
Children's conducted by Mrs.
Martin.
Closing.
Night Meeting
Song-The Fight is On.
Scripture Reading Mrs. Gross.
Prayer-Rev. Coleman.
Song-We're Out for Prohibition.
Silver Medal contest by class of
young men from Belleview, led by
Mrs. M. J. Sullivan as superintendent.
Solo, Out from the Hearthstone
the Children, Go-Miss Marguerite
Porter.
Address: The Past, Milestones
Passed in the Prohibition Movement
Rev. Stephens.
Duet: Mothers Voice-Frank Gates
and Claude Smith.
The Future: The Outlook-Rev
Bowers.
Song-Male Quartette.
Collection and presentation of
medal.
Close with Doxology.
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U. ID. c. to Observe Birthday Ami
yersary of r. E. Lee

yefSary OF II. T.. Lee
In observance of the birthday of
General Robert E. Lee, Dickson
Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, will give silver tea at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R..
Whaley at o'clock on the afternoon
of January 10Th, the great ConfedZ
crate chieftain's natal day. The tea
is an annual event. There will be an
interesting program with selections
appropriate to the old South and in
memory of this emminent South
erner. The afternoon gives every
promise of being one of the most de-
lightful of the season. All Daugh-
ters, Confederate Veterans, Sons of
Confederate Veterans and others in
terested in the observance are cor
daily invited to attend the tea.
Deal-MOOre
The Ocala friends Of Miss Ruth
Moore will be interested to learn of
her marriage in st. Petersburg last
Tuesday to Mr.. L. W.. Deal of
Gainesville, Ga. OF the nuptials the
st. Petersburg Independent has the
following account:
"The First Avenue Methodist
church was the scene of quiet we'd
ding yesterday at o'clock, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Ruth
Moore and L. W.. Deal. Rev. S. A.
Keene, pastor of the church, perform
ed the ceremony. The young couple
left on the evening boat for Tampa,
thence to Cocoa, where they will MAKE
their future home Mrs. Deal is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p
Moore, of 526 Fifth street north, ansI
popular, lovable girl. Mr.. Deal il
the son of Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Deal
of Gainesville, Ca, and is engaged in
the wholesale grocery business in
Cocoa, The marriage was a great
surprise to the friends of the young
lady, who has host of friends here
Only the immediate family, Mr.. anc
Mrs. C. P. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Sacrest of Peoples, o., Mrs. j. H
Dunn, of Ocala, and Miss Emma Ty.
Son, of Narcoosee, were present al
the ceremony"
Mrs. B. Sanders, after short visit
to Mrs. w. K. Lane, returned to hel
home at Dunnellon this afternoon.
Mrs. G. K. Williams returned to
day from a several weeks visit tt
relatives in Chicago. She was &C
companied home by her attractiv,
niece, Miss Doris hurry, who will b,
her guest until spring. Miss MUIR.
was one of the city's popular visitor
last winter and her return will be
source of much pleasure to her man.
friends.
Mr.. Sanford Jewett returned to hi
home in. Lakeland today after a visi
of ten days to his sister and brother
Miss Meta Jewett and Mr.. Stephe1
Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lieber or Indianap
oils, Ind, arrived in town this after
: noon on the limited. They will b
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carmi
chael and will also take the Silve
4 Springs-Palatka trip on the Dayligh
Route. Mr.. Lieber is one of Indian
| apolis' leading capitalists and has
; magnificent farm near that city. H
is the gentleman who gave Mr.. Car
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The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Presbyterian church in Clearwater,
will entertain at large reception
this evening, at the home of Mayor
and Mrs. John r. Jeffords in compli-
ment to Rev. and Mrs. Richard D.
Dodge.
At the annual meeting of the Flori-
da Franchise League held in Jackson
vile Monday night, officers for the
current year were elected. Mrs. Flor
ence M. Cooley was reelected presi-
dent, Miss Francis B. Anderson, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. H. L.
Anderson was made one of the three
honorary vice presidents
Rev. John R. Taylor of Jackson
vile, is in the city for a few days
visit to his daughter, Mrs. F. r.
Bridges.
Mrs. j. II. Dunn returned yester-
day from an extended visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. C. P. Moore in st. Peters
burg.
Miss Emma Van Zandt and sister,
Mrs. r. H. Gano, who have been at
Weirsdale since early November,
have gone to Oviedo.
The Thursday two table auction
club enjoyed its weekly play this af-
ternoon, the guests of Mrs. NJ. G.
Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Brannon are
being warmly congratulated upon the
arrival of handsome young son yes
terday at the Marion County Hospit-
al The little lad has been given
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Want wood? Just phone Ism, and
you'll get it quickly. 12-tf
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is complainant, and the New South
Farm and Home Company defendant,
is being heard today.
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Mr.. Robert Tydings Given Birthday
Party
In honor of the birthday of her
son, Mr.. Robert Tydings, Mrs. C. R.
Tydings entertained half dozen of
his special friends at dinner last eve
ming, the happy affair coming as a
complete surprise to the guest of
honor.
Dinner was Iserved at $3.50 o'clock,
and the table at which covers were
laid for nine, was partietslarly lovely
in its appointments. The central
decoration was a large white birthday
cake, surrounded by twenty-five
lighted candies. the number of candles
equalling the age attained by the
honoree. Seated at the table were
Mrs. Tyding4 Mr.. Tydings, Misses
Mary Stewart. Hazel Brand, Ethel
Haycraft, Virginia Sistrunk, Messrs.
Norton Davis, Fred Meffert and
Wayne TenEyck. >
The several attractively served
courses consisted of variety of de-
licious dishes, among them venison,
which gave impetus to the CONVERSE
ton during the meat course for it
represented the result of hunt re-
Gently enjoyed by the honoree and
Messrs. Davis and Meffert-
y Mrs. Tydings. was assisted during
Ethe evening by Miss Annie Davis and
Miss Kathleef jackson. At the con-
clusion of dinner the happy crowd
T; went to the Temple, where another
pleasant hour was added to the eve
ning's enjoyment.
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS :
Of you any department phone 1O6)

michael the big elk which is now in
the yard at the Elks' club of this city,
shipping the animal from his farm to
Ocala.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07

su9sies. Surveys. Wagons and Har.
ness a. very low prices. Chas. n.
seseriaht. 42nd and Wood streets.
Wheeling.
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NOT LOCAL MAN
Highly Sensational Story About Csors.
Bennett. Former Local BOY.
Denied

Some time ago hifhiv renraforai
article wac carried I0 morning parsr
other fhan The Intelligence fo tho o.
former chief of Police Tf1mr. u--.
nett had been arrested for rfIIfrr
narcotic drura 7f New York CITY Ina
story was credited fo tho New NorK
Times. with local mboIlIshmonfe
brother Of Mr. George bennett
over Tho long distance telephone
found out That The man arrested was
.nI N.. hrnihHr Furthermore. CiIn.
rInFs from tho New YORK rarars ray.
been sent. Do Ia understood that win
clear beOrep Bennett. fhe local h1v.
from any stigma. NOf only that. bur
pno'oFrarha ~ tho man arrested have
been flnf here. and DO not correspond
WIN th. photographs OF Whociinrs
George Bennett
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Briefs and PersoaI,

Miss Julia Lacey. Of South War.
wood avenue has returned to her
Ohio.
Mrs. Jacob Hilton Is slowly recover.
ING az her home IN South Warwood
AFTER having her hand sprained while
al picnic several days ago.
Misses Stella Hefner and Emma
Kraft OF South Warwood. are spend.
ing several days visiting friends in
Bethany.
X. ]. Adams Of Hess avenue. North
Warwood has purchased nvc.pas-
senker overland touring car
Mrs. r. T. Adams and children ~
wheeling Island spent yesterday Wis
ling AZ the home q fher mother Mrs
nae.
Lawrence Schultz OF Rlchland ave
nue.. South Warwood spent yesterday
visiting az the home OF friends and
relatives In Benwood
Regular services vii be held Sun.
day AZ the Christian Church corner
Seventeenth street and Richland ave.
nue.. Prof A. p. Finley. pastor.
W. F. Connolly Of Twentv-ffth
street and Warwood avenue has re-
turned after a business trim 10 New
York city and other eastern points.
Mrs Elizabeth Wolf OF Pittsburgh
Is visiting at the home OF her brother
Harry z, Shearing on Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Laura Abercrombie OF Dallas.
W Va. Is visiting at the hone Of Mrs.
}. q. Finely OF Twenty-first street.
Mrs. Pearl Fierbaugh has returned
10 her home on Twenty-hrst street
after visiting az the home OF rlends
and relatives in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Evelyn Cochran has returned
10 her home In Fraziersburg after
spending several days visiting friends
, In town.
CouTtland Davis Of Salem. w. Va
has returned home after visiting al
the home OF S. p. Christian OF North
Warwood
Walter Welshans % North warwood
mas resigned his position az Moore's
grocery store and has accepted a posi-
ton AZ the Warwood Tool Works.
Mr and Mrs VI l. Simmons OF Cen
ter Warwood left Thursday evening
for Atlantic City and other eastern
points where they will spend their
vacation.
Arthur Butler Of Elm Grove has re-
signed bis position al Fords store in
Center WarWOOd
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Read Prof william Ledya~d Cath.
carts article on The Battle Cruiser
In to-day'a inteUioencer.
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probable liability under the W. T..
Nicoll lease. on condition that he pay
HIS share Tho petition was heard
and the referee took the matter under
adyisement and will render HE deci.
sion today
ASIDE from the decision on the pefi.
lion arguments on the Traders Stat
ute VIII come % a. ~ O'Clock. be-
tween ON attorney appearing FOR Abel
ana Nee-. and Trustee Zen s. Hon.
ecker This argument VIII boz heard
on the attorney petition fo deliver
tho goods Of his client which boz 4f.
leTra were sold on conaIgment. ard
Nr IuusCkorE answer f0 the ramr
defendinE DIE right under The Traders
Notices were eonf ouf verforf.v
u ornInr calling Oh meeting 0f Tho rro
dliore ~ George UuvaU f8 boz hold
August tG This meeting De- called
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gcrifch and Louis uulisky late on the
night OF July 81. and demanded money
The two victims we're compelled TO
give up their belongings. but Do doing
POI they recognized the ALLEGED rob
herF The three were arrested later
ON Tho Information 81 SarrorIfch and
IWlskF who are also being held BOO
thn county Iall 1s witnesses
Floyd Daniels was arrested yoafer.
".. IHr Tres rTeainr ON me U a %
railroad Thomas WIfhrre was mr.
rested un ''r same charge plus drunk.
"nn"a Both were riding blind bag.
EHEr. They VIII Dol given hearing
fhIs morning before Justice OF mo
Peace John o. gumrara
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FRACTURES LEG
William stoetzer Of South WheeIiao
Injured Thursday Returning
From Atlantic City.

William 4 Stoetzer. contractor OF
2lll Eof street. injured near Iancas-
ter. Pa. Thursday when his automo-
bile skidded. striking a telephone pole.
was brought 20 his home yesterday
morning a. $40 o'clock. Other occu-
pants of the car. William and Earl
Stoetzer. sons, and Edward Graft. son
inlaw. escaped injury Mr. Stoefzer
sustained fractured Lex
The party was returning from At
lanuc City In Eve passenger over
land. Near Lancaster they struck n
neWlyoilod road when the machine
struck this if s't'ddcd. catching SIR
Stoet1er's leg between the car and a
telephone pole The machine was
taken 10 Lancaster under be- power
and later brought 70 this city rr
Stoetzer was brought in on the Penn.
syivania Mrs Stoetzer who was
with Tho PARTY az Atlantic city. did
not return WITH Do boz the machine.
She returned home yesterday after
noon az 100 o'clock
Resd Prof William Ledyard Cath
carts article on The Battle Cruiser cd
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Mrs. l. G. Nolte. OF Eighteenth
street. while In the yard OF one OF her
heishbors Thursday evening. tramped
on small board which had a nail
sticking in f. The nail went thro,,.,b
her shoe and pierced her foot Tba
wound gives her much pain and IL viii
be several DAYS before she will be
able TO walk on the foot.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY
10 Charge on Which Three Men Are
Held 20 Grand jury BY jus
fice Crnrrarr

Gordon Jaquay. Paul Dorahua ana
siert Jaquay were bound over fr mo
Erand jury yesterday afternoon affrr
q hearing before Justice of mo Peace
John j. G0mpere Tho three mon arc
CHARGED WITH attempted highway rob.
berry
% is alleged they stopped Joe sar.
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large plant af Uenvood BAL fIef with
the Public Service Commission o.
Charleston. a petition asking Tor mo
removal off tariff nr aIHr This matter
wac recently brought before fhe com.
wIer.nr hy tHr different railroads 20
tn0 Hfn Tho STYLE ~ f.r raan fa
20 National Tube Company W. mo
haiumoIr and ohio Railroad Com
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Janitor Scott McNickle. OF War
Nod. started work yesterday on small
10 the Interior OF the
North Warwood school building. He
also cut the grass around In the school
ara Work on improvements TO
olher buildings throughout the dis
triet Will be started the FIRST part OF
next week
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ATTORNEY GENERAL LILLY TO
ENTER INTERNATIONAL RACE
WARM00D


Harry Nichenson. empioye OF the
hchland Coal company. had a war
rant sworn out against Nick Gibsco
foreigner. Tor assaulting him while al
WORK al the mine. The case was
brousht before Justice OF the Peace
LaNid Lutz. az Petros pool room. In
south NarWood. last evening After
nesring both sides OF the case he fued
Nlek hNe and the trimmings. which
he paid and was released
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Tor the purpose Of electing a trustee
Notices were also sent out 10 creditors
or the Holman. Duvau concern for "a
meeting % be held August rs. Tor tho
purpose Of acting on the trustees peti.
uon 70 sell the stock OF the arm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07

Resd Prof William Ledyard Cath
carts article or The Battle Cruiser
In to-day's intelligence.
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ARGUMENTS TODAY
BEFORE REFEREE
TRADERS STATUTE PHASE OF
HOFFMAN DUVALL MAT
TER UP.
referee Note 90 Render Decision on
Petition Of George Duvsll. Ask
ina Discharge From Liability

Before Referee ln Uankupfrv
Henry 8 NoIto. yesterday morning.
George Duvall submitted hIs petition.
asking that ho DO discharged from his
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SCHOFIELD-COWL co.
~ TENTH sTREET

pany fhe r. C. G.. a. So T. Company
WhrclIur Terminal Company. en- OF
which enter the district whore toe
company is situated
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Cotton From Wilmington

Cotton interests of Whining
ton are proceeding with prepara-
tions for handling the business
of the oncoming crop just the
same as If war was not in pro-
gress. The first steamship for
foreign export is expected in
Septembe and apparently bust
ness will go along in spite of the
contraband order, as it has been
going on at that port every cot
ton season. The Dispatch says
the Cooper compress has been in
operation at intervals all Sum
mer and considerable cotton has
been shipped every week for
Liverpool by way OF Baltimore
and New York. The blow of the
compress will be heard in a short
time all over the South and it
will have a little bit more cheer.
full tone than characterize d it at
this time last year.