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Probahe LineupFor Today'
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pose. Cicotte.Wingoftp
Backstop Reutherj;
(Br Tk Aawatolcd Prean.1 .
; 1 Cliiclnnall, Oet'. l.--oiiie 33,000
f:iim prennml to Worlilp r the shrine
)! f bnNetmll at Bedl.iml Field today,
where the-t'lnchiiuUl . Berta,'. eliam
plntiH of the uaftoiial lesRUC. and tbe
uChlemrn 'Mfe Hox .' nenmillt wiiilierfi
t f Hie Ameriean Imrup, w'H fl battle iin un-ui. mi uo not nu, inera
I lir the flrxt prawe of what may be nlne'fliHn they neej your help most. Do
I rumen for'the world cbamtiloiishlp. at t bai ami wait for ihein to cull
i ArranRements for7 the series when
I ffouinletwlyVeren: to the xreatf of
..emi theautetvea, an-aDiionnrrtl; from
' eailmiarteta' f Irath clirita fv
iu- oxttlve information, that BeHthi'r, oontinirnnnly ami . fultbfnlly, each de
li nonthpirw Jlerileff wonld 'oiioHe i'l- IfW'taB.Af contdderatlon ami awppfirt i
c ,e. rlRht naimeii. w lure no.-woiie
t j Wiuffo will UWktfp."Bfjirlier. and
! y SrhaTK ijlv do the catching of
,1eottf' "ahlneT and buckle 'balls.' -I
There I W doubt that tlu White
u.. will im lufn tViA fvav aftef-
fiwiah allRhtly the favorites. . The Irf
f tie betting here -that haa lieen recoril-
jh! ahows'odds)f from 0 to 5 to 7 to B
I, iu riilcaK"!1 favn : v. . ;
The proitany ; . nnenp' rinr' tmiuy s
an we a:?.,f,- ?'' . . .:.-.-.
(hk-asto: J. ColM. rff Weaver, .1.1
linHe::.Kilille ColHnu, 2tl; Jaiknon, It;
FeVlu ct: Oandil., lb: Uiniiers, kh;
Schalk, i-atrheri'Oeotte, pltolier. '
CliiclniHitl: Hath. 2I: OMiiliert lb:
O n.h. .Hi,' Honeh ef, Dnifcaii If; Jtopf
a Naal, rt t WluKVatclier, B4utlur.
pitcher.' .Vi -N.,-- . ; . ff. A.
.'i- -f -FaJr Weather prwrnng."-'
V lmiiiBatl,?tVts';.lS-Tali'j' wimthef
preTailel;thi'nMirnliw ii aitve prom
Ihp that, the. first worlV aerlea pa me
a-r, .. Irlrf. wmr-n( Wred
weather, bat the local forecaster did
not think" it would rain enough to in
terfere with the game. '
REAL BASEBALL BACKED '
- BY REAL, TEAM WORK.
Thai ia What Experts Expect to See
Behind 1919 American League Pea
- Miit Victory. : -".-:
(Br the Aiunetate Pmw.
Chicago,' Oct. 1. Beat liaiiebaH
Itackeil by . real teamwork ; that U
what experts on -the national game
nee behind the, 11 Anjerlcnn league
peiiuant victory of the Chicago White
Hox, who today are awaiting a chance
o demonstrate their baseball ability
ralnst the National league con-
nders for the world flag. But team
, ork ia not the only thing, tbey say,
tliat has trough about u winning ag
gregation. '':-:- . rJ'-f
They pointed to Eddie Olcotte, -with
his famous knuckle and ahlue ball, as
' big reasln alone for tbe position of
Comiskey's mighty baseball " machine.
He Is declared to be the pitching mar.
el of baseball, winning .something;
like 80 game, thta season. Without
him, they say the White Sox's chances
would not have been so bright.
, Of course ( pitcher cannot do It all,
experts declare In naming catcher Bay
Bchklk as another reason fpr the vic
torious work of the White Sox. . He.
ihey contend, h had mnch to do with
turning many a defeat into victory by
bis quick headwork. for. wheh he has
been noted since but leaprom. tbe ml
- nors to tbe Chicago club eight years
ago. s.tZ-J ,.r. . .. .
But the man namea as-iue person
"chiefly responsible for -the succesa of f to be the guests of President and Mrs.
the White Box is Manager - WtUlam , Wilson at the White House. No south
'kid" Gleaaon, who has batted for a em cities, are included in the Itinerary
(Contlnued'on Page Six.) 'as anuounced. . y , r
announcement;
,The 44th Series in This Old Reliablev Building
Loan and Savings Association is now Open. Come
in and take shares and we will help you to save
your money help you' to own your; own' home.
Now, is the accepted time to take shares.. Don't
Put it off But Come and Do It at Onc
Cabarrus County Building Loan and
- , .v Savings Association '
Office in the Concord
. - ..,-- ":. , .:.-
I f You Tpive Your Renewal
Subscription iff This Week,
; It. WilU Have FourvTimes
xijc usual vote, value,
"''V ' .. ' :
$5.00 GOJJ OFFER 1
; AGAIN THIS WEEK
The Contest Is Fast Coming
W to -a Close, the Last 'Day
'. Being Saturday,-. October
r 18th .-Get Busy Now. .:
0tober K' 101ft the date Jrt for
yodf j,enewal.'.Are ffih ftoliiK to be In
Iit . we;k? Your renewal baft four
Hniwt Hie value in ttitej. OnriiiK .thft
week at will liave tlie rehiHlniler of
tbe caoipalKii. : We are pxpeetiiis yon
nml your frlenrtx are pxpeetliifr yon to
Vn you wrw way ro that they will
. aroaiHl to everyone
"thla week. . .
- ' Kvery .contestant llteil Ih working
District One (Canrerd)
Mlna Lucy Bell Lltaker. '
. Mrs. p. A. MoLaurln.
. Mian Hnrfsle McEnchern.
' Miss Jolnile Pur iiell.
Mr-.-red Mnrr.
Mlaa, Bone kldmore. '
Mim Alma Orlffln.
-, Mr.' 4; Z. Perry. v'
bktrirt Two (Kanmrpotls.) ,
Mri.rW;jCr-Ynf. , " , .
MIkS t'ocb Walton.
t Minn l)illle Ballnrd.
IHatrict Three (All OlberTerritry)
Mli "Wllma Tucker.
' .-Mev. I); F. HeliuK.
MIsx A mile Tucker.
I MIhh Mary nine.
MIsm Maude BiKKcr.
, 'at bat Elsie Bartwe.
"Wm It. U. McSwnln.
-Miaa Buby Sapp. v
"Sllsa Lucy'Klntta.
ISo prUEea, with the exception of the
: Overland Automobile. VIU be awardwl
Candidates are reminded at hat tbe
contest is fast coming to an end, and
that with the right kind f effort they
can make the period left to them the
crowning achievement of the entire
contest. By no means Is their oppor
tunity to win the cilr passed. Oct In
behind the guns and stand by 'them to
the last moment. Fight a good tight
and In the end a just award -will be
yours. ":. . ..."
It was very much rcfrrettefl 'that we
were unable to place the Overland on
display in the wlndowa of the Con
cord and Kaunapolis (las Co.'s offices,
but when measured it was found that
Hie car was Just nine Inches too wide.
We have been una'hle to find a, suita
ble place to put it on display. -
Bemeiuher that the big weeks of the
contest are yet to come, and that when
you once secure a new subscjlptlon,
that subscription la counted new until
the end of the contest, go back to your
friends and explain to them what ad
vantages you receive by their taking
another year's subscription and they,
will be glad to help you out.
Are you going to win a 5.00 gold
piece this " week? Twenty-flve new
yearly subscriptions are all that Is
necessary In order to receive this
award. Every- candidate on the list
should be able to. win one of the $3's.
Oor after them. ' ' l
King and Queen to Reach Washington
. Ociofcf 24th.,: v
'"''jraV 'rfca Aajwkut rnma.1 '
' Washlrfgtou, Oct 1 After, visiting
nineteen cities on as tour that will
carry them to the Pacific coast, King
Albert aim Queen Ullxauetn win ar
rive In Washington on October "24th
National Bank.
J
SIX
CONNECTION WITH RIOT
They Are Charged By the Grand Jury
' At Charlotte. ' With Conspiracy to
Kin..-. ..
Charlotte. Sept. 30.-The Mecklen
burg county grand Jury today .returned
iudictuieuts aeuiust six men on Hmrges
growing out the. street car strike and
riot at the car liama here on August
'J5. Fire of the men are charged with
"unlawfully, maliciously, wilfully and
feloniously conspiring, combining, con
feiU'rutiuu ninl agreeing together, to as
sault, bent, wound and' kill certain
people of the state they , being con
ductors ami motornteu employed by the
Southern Utilities company to operate
street cars Iu the city of Charlotte.",
The five men artf J tin Warren, Dewltt
I Hullnian, J.4T. HHiudff Charle War.
fl;diaailaini JiheWtlweJnig.
a brothei" of John-Wilson, who IS to
face trial on two charges of inciting
to riot and one of inciting reliellion.
and the young man who was struck
down by a policeman at the car barns
during tbe rioting.
The sixth man, Charles Goodman, is
charged with wilfully and feloniously
making an assault In a secret manner
with a rock, stick aud knife, upon As
sistant Superintendent Drunini, of the
Southern Public Utilities company, se
riously injuring him. Drumm was at
tacked ou the morning of August 23,
the first day an attempt was made
during the strike to man the street
cars wifh Drofessional strike breakers.
as he stepped from a car.
These six were among the 25 men
whose names were turned over to the
grand jury yesterday whose alleged ac
tions on. the night of 'the shooting are
belag invest lgated.xIt was , reported
that five of the six' men indicted today
were present at the, car-barns, during
the night of Augusts.
PRESIDENT WILSON
STEADILY IMPROVING
WW Be Prevented From Any Exer
tion Which Would Cause Relapse. .
. s, By Tfc Aasortatea rnaaj
Washington, . Oct. V With ' Presi
dent Wilson's condition showing steady
improvement, those attending him ' in
his Illness, were ' concerned today ' In
preventing any exertions which might
cause a relapse. . - 11
Although lr. Grayson reported the
President s "Improving" yesterday,
he prescribed rest, again today for the
patient and White House Inmates ex
pected tbe prescription to stand for
some days. , j
CLOCKS TO BE 'TURNED ' I
. BAUlk UVlVDIiB ZD.
Off! rials In Washington Make This
' . Announcement. .,' "
. (Br thm Asssflatwl Preaa.)
Wasbbigtou. Oct 1. General un-
certali.ty as to when the clocks of the
nation may he turned back ana day
light savings abolished, seems to have
resulted from the 'recent action cf
of Congress in repealing the daylight
savings act. In answer to numerous
inquiries officials have pointed - out
that clocks may. not be turned back
till last Sunday In October, or October
2i at 1 a. m. ' t (- ". - -'
; Had a Restless Night.' ,
Washington,' Oct l.-r-After a rest
less night, President Wilson fell asleep
during tbe forenoon today and, arose
late, Bear Admiral Grayson at 1 p.
m today Issued tbe following: '
"The President had a restless night,
and consequently is feeling somewhat
jaded today." ; , . i : 1 v
Tbe President general condition was
described at the white house as being
as a-odtf as yesterday, despite tbe rest
less pight . A setback was not iutilcat.
ed. it wasfsald. ' ,w v ; i
Monroe Hensley, Sunday at Weaver
vllle, shot to death Ie , Buckner.
Hensley Is alleged to have been .drunk.
Both men have large families. - -
MEN INDICTED IN
conditions in england
Are improved today
According to the Government's Report.
Train Service Hs Been Bettered.
(Mr the AwsR-ifitnl Prcaa.)
London, Oct. 1. While the delega
tion of the transport federation were
assembling today to .decide whether
the rUftOOO workers f they represeuteil
should go out In R&ipathy with theltered In Washington, where Ellwrt
striking railroad men of Great Britain,
the governments officials report on tin
situation, issued at,f iiikiii, announced
coutnued Improvement in the actual
conditions.. 4 y
Train service bus been bettered, more
than 800 trains linvjug been ruu yes
terday, inclusive of those in operation
In subway service. Aildltonnl railroad
man had returned Id work, it was de
clared. 'T ' 3
u AtnftuWlw3&Jwen made to. re-,,
luarc inin -mm any iraw men 'snouin
they strike," the statement said. It
was said the movement of food was
proceeding remarkably wel.
The meeting of the transport men
marks the most critical moment so
far in the labor situation brought
about by the railroad tieup. The
meeting was attended by representa
tives of the amalgamated engineers
federation, the sUTp building and engi
neering trades, the. printing trades,
the electrcal trades, railway clerks
new postal federation and national
federation of general workers. Most
of tbe labor members of the bouse of
Commons also were present'
It was expected the transport work
ers would demand a general strike by
all trades,, but J. H. Tliomas, the
railway men's leader, on entering the
meeting, said be was still using all
his Influence to confine tbe dispute to
the original participants, the govern
ment and the railway men.
RATIFICATION IX ITALY
WILL NOT BE PREVENTED
By Dissolution of Italian Parliament.
May Become in Force, by Royal
Deerea.
(By mrt-m fnm
Paris, Oct. 1. Butittcatlon of the
Versailles ' and SL Germs hie treat!
will not tm prevented In Italy bv the I
dissolution, of the Italian parliament.
it is unnecessary to watt for the con
vening of the new parliament; it is
said In peace conference circles, as,
accordhig to Article Five of tbe Ital
ian constitution, treaties may become
in force or execution' 'by royal de
cree, which may be presented before
the new parliament for approval .
Premier rutti'g official argument to
King Victor Emmanuel In asking for
dissolution of parliament was that
the mandate of the chamber of depu
ties expired in October, 1018. - The
main issue during tbe coming election
will be tbe. international issue before
tbe country. Flume . and Internal sit
uation caused by the revolutionary ten
dencies of the socialists.. Premier Nit-
ti Is expected to read the dissolution
decree before the chamber of depu
ties within the next few days. ,
RAZANOFF APOLOGIZED v
To Major General Graves. Says the
Hussiaa ambassador. ...
. 1 (Br r-a AwsHawa rna,)
..Washington, Oct,-, 1. The Russian
ambassador Informed tbe State De
partment today that General Kh tan-
off, the superior Russian commander
In Siberia, bad apologised to Major
General Graves, commanding the Am
erican forces in Siberia, for the inci
dent at Iman, Siberia, September 5th,
involving the arrest by Cossacks of an
American officer and enlisted men, and
the flogging of the latter.-?
-The aafbaasador said General Baa-
ahog had promised to call for the pun-l
guilty 4f the mistreatment of the Am
erlcaaa-i. -.It ; ','
II. O.. Erwln has been appointed cor
oner of Mecklenburg couuty to . suc
ceed the late Z. A. HoU.
Steel strike sitcation
KemaTna Virtually Unrhangedv Con
flicting Claims Still Made.
(By Tb Aaawnniled Pfn.t
With the situation in tbe steel dis
districts virtually nucha ntted nnd ImiIIi
capital and lalsir mnking conflic-tini;
claims of progress, interest In the
tenth day of the steel strike tislay cen
Gary, chairman of the Hoard of the
1'nited States Steel Corporation, ap
peared liefore Mie Senate investigating
committee when it resumed hearings of
the strike. y
Sir. Gary began bis testimony by de
nying the charges of labor leaders tluit
the steel corporation bus uilsti-eated
mil underpaid Its men. "There is no
basic industry in this country or In
the world, Ju my opinion," he said
"which, hps pai4 .jlarger ,jwagesL.tbati'
tbe 1'iilted Rfate ' Steel Corporation,
aud perhaps not as large, nor has
treated their employes in greater re
spect or consideration, if as great." .
While Judge Gary was testifying an
official statement of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation asserted that 83 per
cent, of its men were working,, as was
a statement of labor leaders set forth
that between 75 and 80 per cent of
the men were out. No change was re
ported --from the Pittsburgh aud Chica
go districts.
The only disturbance reported to
day was at the plant of the Sharon
Steel Hoop Co.. at Sharon. Pa., where
picket are alleged to have turned
back workmen who were entering the
plant.
- No arrests were made.
'
WESTERN METHODISTS
MEET IN GREENSBORO
Bishop Darlington Will PresideThe
Ashevilie Churches Are Preparing
for Meetings.
Ashevilie Citizen.
' Ashevilie and Western North Caro
lina Methodists are preparing for the,
30th session of the Western North Car
olina .'conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, which will
lie held In the West Market Street
church. Greensboro, beginning Oetolier
22, with Bishop IT. V. W. Darlington
presiding.
The conference this year will have
In attendance 208 ministers in full
connection; thlrty-Aw --proliatiokicirit
serving as pastors, and twenty-six lo
cal preachers ' who have charges.
There are eighty-eight lay delegates,
fonrteen candidates for admission on
probation and sixty-nine day members
of, the conference board ! who are not
there are seven or eight connections!
men and distinguished church workers
as guests of tbe eooference.
Tbe Harvard plan of entertainment
has been adopted by - the conference,
which Is that lodging and breakfast
are given the delegate - byi the en
talning home and dinner and supper
provided by; tbe conference at tbe ho
tels and restaurants.
The stewards of West Market Street
church are canvassing their congre
gation this week for homes in - which
to entertain the more than mni per
sons who will attend this conference.
Wont Marker will huve the assistance
of her sister Methodist churches In en
tertaining. Centenary and - Spring
Garden street, with their pastors, Bev,
A. W; Plyler and Bev. C 8. Kllpatrlck.
already having begun to - subscribe
therl quotas. .. 5 '
. "While the sessions of . the -conference
proper begin October 22 at
o'clock a, m., - many committees- will
meet October 21. Most of the dele
gates are expected to arrive on, , the
afternoon of the 2lst. J 'v- .
Conference ' usually Adjourns .oh
Monday following , the opening ; ou
-Wednesday. ' .
A. l5-year-olil--l)oy of Ashevilie has
been sworn In by Judge Wells to act aa
juvenile detective. He only has he
power of an official informer and can
make .no arrests. , v -Z-f;
In Connection With Riotihg
Last Sunday Night Whi
ien
a Negro Who Atfackedj
White Girl Was Lynched
TWELVE YEAR OLD
BOY IN THE NUMBFjR
Held Under Charges of Mu
der, Inciting to Riot, As
sault to Commit Murdfer
. and Destroying PropertJ
(Br Tfc AaaaHated Press.)
Omaha, Neb., Oct, 1. Fifty men a
boys were under arrest today In con
nection , with the rioting last Sum I
night when a negro who attacked
white girl was lynched, the may
dragged through the streets with
rope about his neck, and the couji
court bouse bndly damaged byJife
set by the mob. . , 1
Among the prisoners Is Solrffndn
Francis, 12 years of. age. All thoie
under arrest are "held under charges
of murder, inciting to riot, or assault
to commit murder,. and the willful de
struction of property. 1
Or. E. C. Henry, physician attending;
Mayor Smith, who was seriously in
jured by the mob. stated this mnril
lug that his condition was such thnlt I
he thought nil danger past. ,
Ten iKHrrnes were si-rested in Coun
cil Bluff, Iowa, just across the rivi
from here, late yesterday, when tht
discovery was made that tbey had h
stock of guns and ammunition. 1
BIG STRIKE OF THE 1
PRINTERS IN NEW YORK
250 Printing Plants There Are Closed
Lockout as writ as tMrnie. -.
(Br Tbo Awoclstta Pr.I . ,
New York, Oct. 1 Two hundred
and fifty printing plants employing 10.;
000 men and pulilishiiig nearly all tin
magazines nnd trade journals issued)
in New ork as well as a large per
centage of the Issiks printed here.
were closed by simultaneous "lock
out" and "strike. !
The. lockout ordered last night hy
the printers teagW section W b "A-sK-iatlnn
of Emperial Printers Is snp
ported by the International Printing
Pressmen of America, the American
Federation of Ijilior body, which i
working a battle for supremacy over
alleged "outlaw" unions. The unions
Involved the the pressmen s union No,
51, Franklin Vuion . No. 23 "feeders"
paper handlers union No. J and Job
press feeders No. 1.
STATE SANITARY
ENGINEER HERE
Inspection and Licensing of Privies
Begins in Concord and Surrounding
Territory Today.
State Saiiitary Engineer iit. H. E.
Miller and a corps of sanitary inspect
ors arrived In Concord this morning
to begin carrying out"in,this district
the provisions of the State Law re
quiring every residence within 300
yards of another residence to be pro
vided with Sanitary privy ly octoner
1st, 1010. Mr. Miller will remain in
Concord a few days to supervise op
ening the inspection work In this dis
trict, whlclt will then be turned over
to Mr. A. M. Surratt, district director
of inspdetiou. Get your property
made sanitary. Be ready for, the 'in
spection. '-;
BOLSHEVIST LINES AT
Bl'LATA ARE BROKEN
Four Divisions of Bolshevik Troops
Are Declared to Have Surrenovrett. ,
(Br Tka AMMBt4 rnmm.t
rnnmhamn Ont 1 The breiikinss
or the Bolshevist lines hi ruiui: nj
the troops or a nunisa ueuerai, is re
ported by a Helslngfors newspaiier,
auvu a .iiunutfh fmm ttelsiiiiff ors 1 re
ceived here. Four divisions of Bolshe
vists are declared to have surrendered.
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I OCTOBER 1 !
iS the beginning of a New Interest Period in our
I -Savings Department. Deposits made on or before C
5 October 10th draw interest
' - Interest at 4 per cent,
I v Open a Savings Account with us. Your busi-
ness appreciated.
1 Citizens Banl and
" Chas. B. Wagoner, Prrs-
C. U Propst,
a!i!!':uiuiiiuuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiini-iiiuiuiu'iiiiiiuiitiniiiiiiii
In Investigation Before the?
Senate Committee ' Today.
No Vestige of Truth ur
' Statement,- He Says: .,. '
- .i ,
PAYS LARGER WAGES
THAN ANY CONCERN;
Photograph Displayed " of a
Woman Said to Have Been
Killed by Steel Trust, But
Who ,Was Killed Efsewhere
-- (Br Ths As Prcaa.) - , ' .
Washington, Oct 1. Denying .that -,
tbe United States Steel Corporation' had -j .
mistreated Its men as charged by nniou '
leaders. Judge Elbert M. Gary, cluilr.'-1
man of the corporation, told the Sena to
Committee investigating . - tbe - steel ' .
strike today that In his opinion there
was no basis industry In the world - -which
jiad paid Urger wages. ''It has
beeli stated befori1 this committee', t
Judge Gary said, "that the steel com.
panics -have .been guilty of ill treat-j
meut of their employes. Stiine of tbe '
statements mude on this information -.
are absolutely without foundation. .
"It has been charged that duiiiig (hi
pending strike Itie subsidiary compani
es have been guilty of mistreating ,
their men. , ;
"There isn't a vestige of truth In
that statement. Photographs were dls- "
played, and was. suid a woman was
kilhd. This photograph has been post- .
eil all over America, with this lino -over
it. 'Mrs. Fannie Knelling body
goullshly mistreated by steel tru.-t ,
tiendish crew'. "
"She was shot at Breckenridge, Ta., ; t ,
We have no workers there, no mm ...
there. If she was killed, it was with- -t,
out even the knowl-vla-.! of the steel .
eoi-poration, or any of Its iinplov-ja."
Gary Says I'nion Control Means Decay
Washington, (k-t. 1. If anions eon-; v ,
tnrt the industry in the Culted States ',,
"It means decay aud tbe dropping of
production," Judge Elliert H. Gary,
chairman of the lioard of directors of ;
the baited. States, Steel Corporation,. .,
declared toi)ny in presenting the cor-
poration's side of the steel strike to
th-SetVe iuvwktlgatioa coaamiUM f
'"It'ftWlM this colihtr cannot keep
up in the raev" with the world," said
Mr.' Gary. "It means the condition , .
here that Eiiglandls in today.", , ,
ALL Ql'IET TODAY AT --v. - L
MERCHANTVILLE, N. J. -
Where There Was Intense- Excite-" t
. anent Caused by Assault of Negro an ,
White Woman. ' r: r
(Br Tkm Imriittl PM)
; Merchantsville, N. J- Oct. 1. With
the negro who is alleged to have as- , (
saulted a white woman here Monday
safely In jail, the authorities expressed
relief from the situation which they : ' ,
had feared tpr the past two uighh
miaht result seriously. The assault ,;
caused Intense excitement among tbe !
Tesitleuts of Merchantsville and nearny ,
towns and opeu threats of violence ,
were heard. For 24 hours a posse of
more than BOO armed men searched the j,
surrounding country for the negro but !
after his capture and assurance by the
police that he would be brought to a
ineedv trial the posse atsnanuea. lae
usual quiet prevailed today..-1
THE COTTON MARKET ' f
Weak Liverpool Cables Carried Prices ;
to Open 23 to 45 Points Lower.
(Br TV 'iataa Prn .
York. Oct. 1. Weak LIvetDool .
jpables caused nervousness In 'the eot-
Vi market at the opening today, and'
first prices were 23 to 4a points lower, -
lth non,l, lllnr ntt tn Of-
feringB were well enough absorbed to
cause rallies of 15 to 20 points aner .
the call, however, ., ana tne traaing
Cotton futures opened steady; Oc-
tolier si.4o; uccemoer auw, January
2.00 ;l March 32.25 ; May 32.2., ,
V
from October 1st. ' v . x
compounded quarterly.
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Trust Company
A. F. Csradraan, Cashier,
teUer.
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