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THE NEWS CHATTANOOGA TENN FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 1002 GLOVER ez GRADY lC011ifiMITIEE The Up-to-Date Real E3- tate and WTT WILL GLOVER ez 0 The Up-to-Date tate an HOUSE WILL ADJOURN UNTIL MONDAY EI)EsEDAILSE I MEET ROLL TOP DESKS AT' S1200 FLAT TOP DESKS AT 700 14 4 PATENT FILE OASES AT 6 00 REVOLVING OFFICE 'CHAIRS 250 AT' 1 120u AT 7 EIS AT 600 1: 4 -)E cHAIRs 0 An RJ I TOMODROM Information Wituted Concerning Land Purchased by hon Residents in Cuba 7 26 If 1 feel languid or sick in any way I take -a Ripan Tabule and feel better directly If l-t felfail6eu'id Rid110 tO Adopted to Govern the County Primaries List your property with us if you Want a quick sale Wo represent six of the strongest Firs Insurance Companies doing hostiles in Chattanooga We can furnish ridelity 3on4 that are beyond question- If you want to rest easy carry a Fidelity and CasualtyAccident PolleY We furnish them Let us talk to you about Life Izmir since We represent the Northwestern Life of Milwaukee KEYSTONM BLOCK Phone 480 List your property Want a quick mule Ws repreaent nix of Firs Insurance Compani nee in Chattanooga We can furnish Fidell are beyond question- If you want to rest eel delity and CasualtyAct We furnish them Let us talk to you abo since We represent the Life Of Milwaukee KEYSTONE nic Phone 48o Pr MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Spring Goods 1111: SMALL CO BROKERS qmAll 8 CO umnLL 6 I Ar am mom su I 11e11 Pork Feb 47 May WM: July 1517 Lard Feb 920 May 940 July 952 Sept 91214 Ribs Feb LP May 141e47141 July 15714 Sept 16714 Ilex mall northwest 1714 southwest L46 May 171 Pork Feb 47 Stay 1572Y July isirtih Lard Feb 920 May 940 July 952 Sept Feb LP May 145e47111 July 15714 Pt 16715 DEATH RECORD DEATH RE at The Plea-Cent pseket Is eaougli to as' ordinary otraelon The faintly bottle cent contains a supply for a year 1 419 1 The Hamilton county Democratic executive committee will hold an Important meeting tomorrow to adopt rules to govern the county primaries The committee which was appointed at the last meeting to draft these rules is composed of Thomas Cooke Milton Anderson and Silva The committee will only deal with Matters not otherwise provided for in the acts of the legislature The executive committee la to select the officers judges and clerks of the election In this selection each and every candidate will be given a fair show and the different ward and district committeemen are required to submit a list of a number of men from which the selections wii be made The expenses for holding the primaries are also to be considered by the committee As usual the candidates no doubt will bear the expense The committee all' also consider the hour for the polls to open the places of voting and the style of the tickets to be used PTRICKTRIAL 1 tome 20 Eliot Nth St Loveniant Bldg A CHATTANOOGA TENN 'New Tara Of Wall Atlanta Oc-Prudentlal Bldg Macon of Conwoorea Bldg VP Nashvil1e-23C College 6 -2-0' E's A Ntir Mint 4 Mace A MUSS New' srmo received in the city this morning of the death of lira Hester Kusa of Atlanta Mrs Kues for many years was a resident of this city and her many Menne will regret to learn of her sudden death For the pest ten days she had been confined to her bed but Dot until Tuesday was her la se eonsidered dangerous when her relatives here were sent for She leaves three daughters and three sons Misses Lizzie Oelle and Mettle and Mr Justine K131111 of Atlanta Mr George Kum who is at present In the Philippines and Mr Albert Kuss of this city who has been at his mothers bedside since Tuesday SIRS A New' was received la the Ins of the death of lira Het lanta Mrs Kuss for mar resident of this city and In will regret to learn of her For the poet ten days she WI to her bed but not until lase considered dangerous tives here were sent for She leaves three deughte on Misses Lizzie Odle a Mr Justine K131111 of Mien Kees who Is at present In and Mr Albert Kuss of thil been at his mothers bedsi day High" Grade' Talloiso 727 Market SL Washington Feb -21--When the houm met today It was agreed that when it adjourned today it be to 'Meet on Monday morning next 2 Mr Tawney of Minnesota asked unanimous consent for the consideration of the following resolution: Itaolved That the secretary of war be required to furnish the house such infer-'linden concerning the number of acres of lend in Cuba purchased by non-reeldents of the Wand since the date of the American occupation as is shown by the reports to aid the records of the war department and by the records of the military government in Cuba giving the con! eideration the names and places of residences of purchasers the number of stereo contained on eaeh tract conveyed the total acreage of cultivated sugar land owned by citizens of the United States and by eitizens of other countries fGreign to Cuba" Mr Payne the majority leader said he did not think the precedent should be established of considering sueh resolutions before they had been considered by the committee Mr denied that it was unusual to adopt resolutions of inquiry in this fashion but Mr Payne nevertheless objected The house then resumed consideration of the Indian appropriation bill The Flizgerald amendment to the bill to provide that no portion of the appropriation for the Mount Pleasant Mich school ahmild go to Nardin the euperinteedent who had been charged with permitting the debanehing of Indian girls was pending Mr Sherman made a statement that he had made some Invcstigation since yesterday and bad 119 eertained that the inspector who made the charges against Mr Nordin was not now in the service and that Mr Nordin had been exonerated Nevertheless he said he would move for an Investigation by a sub-committee of the Indian committee If that Investigation did not fully vindicate Mr Nordin be said he had no doubt he would promptly be dismissed Teetintony ot Jones Who Wag Rice's Special Atetudant Continued -4 affM1mmia i' Stocks Cotton Grain an Provisions We ern Member ot New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Direet Irr I Wire to All lib Direet 'Frivolo Wire to All the op GRIMREMINDER OF THE BOOM WGOVERN IN FAVOR Details at a Case Jut Decided by Judas Estill Chattauooga Sports Will Attend the Fight in Louisville Exchanges i Reference': Chatty National Bank 4 Fourth National Nashville to Neal Loan Blinking Co Atlanta American National Bank Macon- 4 A Vi VI A LT 0 6 Long Distance Telephone Mt 't Lot FUNERAL Ole JOSEPH MATTHEWS Dr Cooke of Grant University was called to Athens yesterday ba preach the funeral of Joseph Matthews brother of the postmaster at that place whose death occurred Thursday Joseph Mat thews was the last member of that not ad family RICHARD MAURICE MtemER NewYork Feb Maurice Pucker superintendent of the London (Ontario) asylum well known as an insanity expert and tbe life-long friend an I literary executor of Walt Whitman the poet is dead says a special from London Ontario Death was caused by concussion of the brain brought- on by a fall on the ice FUNERAL OF JOSEPH Dr Cooke of Grit was called to Athens yeste the funeral of Joseph Mel of the postmaster at that desith occurred Thursday thews was the last membt ed family RICHARD MAURICE NewYork Feb 21--Rii Pucker superintendent oi (Ontario) asylum well kn sanity expert and tbe li an I literary executor of the poet is dead says London Ontario Death concussion of the brain In fall on the lee New York Feb 21--Prices of American Steel stocks were lowerpipit) this morning in London and there was some heavy offerings at the opening in New York The selling was well absorbed and the declines were reistrieted to small fractions in all of the prominent stocks One or twe instances evideuces of efforta to advance advance prices were noticeable Beading and Colorado and Southern showing Might advances In Wheeling and Lake Erie first preferred there was a decline of 1 The opening loonies in the more prominent stocks were quite generally recovered but the higher level induced fresh aching for both svocunts and the entire market weakened Offerings were very moderate but prices went to the lowest all round with the grangers and Pacifies most affected Boek Island Great Northern preferred St Louis and San Francispo and Wisconsin Central prd lost lal Peoria and Easteru dropped 24 while Colorado and Southern exceptionally rose to above 19 In the two tour trading was very dulls although some stocks usually dormant moved wide After 1 o'clock the leading Meeks showed more activity and fractional gains were recorded Amalgamated Copper crossed 10 and Manhattan advanced I to 134 but Metropolitan street and Brooklyn Transit only recovered to yesterday's close Colorado fuel Orst preferred roe 1 over last night Buying by the short interests 'needled the trans-continental ittockS slightly above the lowest Elsewhere prices moved irregularly There was a pronounced dip in some inactive and also some leading stocks These included Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Great Western preferred Lake Erie and Western Chicago and Eastern Illinois preferred Wheeling and Lake Erie second preferred Sault Ste and Marie Toledo St Louis and Western pre ferred St Louis and San Francisco second preferred New Jersey Central Metropolitan Street railway General Electric Chicago Terminal Transfer Tennessee Coal and International Paper which lost from 1 to 3 points Northwestern rose 13 American Snff 4 and Pullman Colorado Fuel United States Rubber common and preferred Colorado and Southern second preferred and Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville to 1 There was some improvement all round after the bank statement appeared Bonds were irregular New York Money Market New York Feb 21--Noon--Money on call stead at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper 4414 per cent Sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers bilis at 4 87 for demand and 4 844 for sixty days posted rate 495124 4 86 and 4 8812 commercial bills 4 04 854 Bar silver 66 Mexican dollars 43 Government bonds firmer reg Is ref and coup 109 38 reg and coup 1064 new 411 reg and coup 139? old ts reg and coup 1L7 6s reg and coup 106 I 1 Chicago) Live Stook I Chicago lee 80000 Steady best steers 63 good to prime steers 16044700: poor to medium 40001600: stockers and feeders 2500500 cows 12565 525 heifers 125(4250 bulls 1500460 calves 25041700 Texas Texas fed steers 4500575 today 28000 tomorrow Me 000 left over 4002 Active stronger mixed and bntebers LK 114134 good to choice heavy rough heavy 590(g615 light 57E4600 bulk or sales i 59544620 5000 Steady lambs lokt Ific lower good to choice wethers 475053 fair to ehoice mixed 88544-60 western sheep 450kit00 native lambs 375(d640 wesItem lambs 525f4650 I- Neve York Cotton New York Feb cotton market opened steady with prices one point higher Ito three lower and after the call followed I an (indifferent course with speculation tame at the beat There was little or nothing in the cables to give bulls or bears incentive the drop movement was against friends of the market if considered by Itself Yet when the abnormal clearances for export and the general strength of southern spot markets were taken into account port reselpts were less significant Talk of large receipts in the southwest next week and predictions for an easier ruling of spot cotton markets in the belt combined to check new buying and to intimidate small longs Late in the first morning hour Alay sold off to 847 and other months in proportion under realizing sales and bear pressure Prospects of a big "in movement encouraged bear leaders Commission houses and Wall street interests bought quietly on the decline Cincinnati Feb active and steady butchers and shippers 645650 common 5100115 Cattle steady fair to good shippers 500(a 585 common 225(a350 Sheep strong 2504 550 At noon the market was steady but very quiet with prices net 1 to 2 points lower The room waft devoting attention to the preparing for the holiday's and at 'best the demand was very light and chiefly of a professional nature Spot cotton ruled quiet Paddling uplands 8 13-16 do gulf a 1-16- New York Feb: 21--Cotton spot closed quiet middling uplands 8 13-16 do gulf i 8 1-16 sales none New York Feb 21--When the trial of A Patrick accused of the murder of Wm Bice was resumed today Chas Jones who was Rice's special attendant and clerk continued his testimony Lie identified copies of telegrams be sent to Texas announcing Rice's death Under questioning by attorneys the witness related the alleged incidents of the participation of Patrick's in assignments of Rice's property to Patrick as these events had been stated previously by the witness Jones said Rice never signed the assignments that when Patrick took the papers from Rice's apartments they were unsigned but when the witness next saw them they bore the name of Rice Jones said bad seen Patrick for the first time in the spring of 1900 and again inth summer of the same year but there was no conversation between the two men on either occasion The night before Rice died the witness gave him two powders that had been jot up by a druggist in Houston Texas the witness did not know of what they were composed Rice was very uneasy that night and to oblige him to keep him in bed and covered the witness opened the window Early in the week before Rice's death the witness said there was received a draft from Henry Oliver of Houston for 825000 towards repairing the damage caused by the burning of the Merchants' and Planters' 011 Company's plant This was the draft concerning which Air Oliver testified earlier In the trial Quite a number cif local sports left this morning for Louisville for the purpose of attending the McGovern-Suillvan fight which occurs in that city tomorrow night Chattanooga will be represented at the fight by about ten members of the local sporting fraternity Considerable Interest In this contest has been displayed in this city recently and quite a sum of money is expected to change hands on the result Despite the fact that McGovern was put out some time ago bY "Young Corbett" odds are In his favor in this city and are likely to be at the ring side POPULISTS MEET IN KANSAS SASS CARD OF Prof jose novira has Piet returned from Havana Cuba and thanks his friends and the ladien for their kindness towards his family in their late bereavement JOSE ROVIIIA CARD OF THAI Prof novira hi ed from Havana Cuba it friends and the ladien ness towards his family bereavement JOSE 3 IN MEMORY OF DEAD PRESIDENTS Session of A This Morning- Accident to Mrs William Evart Jones of Georgia Arbuckle's Coffee lie lb Two cans sweet corn for litc: It-pound cans best tomatoes 121-2c oats a packages for 25c country butter 20c a pound All other goods sold low in proportion GIBSON CO RECEPTION TO RABBI MANHEIMER Klepalt Congregation Cordially gm riled to Temple Tonight RECEPTION T1 RABBI MANI Mizgalt Congregation 4 vited to Temple 1 An Interesting case which brings to tulnd the glorious boom days of the later eighties tvas decided by Judge Estill in circuit court yesterday The style of the case was Mullane vs Charlotte Malcombe alias Morten charged with being an unlawful retainer of certain property at St Elmo The complainant was represented by It Zwinam the defendant by Col Tomlinson Fort and A Smith The case was tried two weeks ago Judge Estill having it under consideration since that time The facts are as follows: In 1837 when Chattanoogas future loomed even more glorious than now Mr Mullane a railroad man now living at Somerset Ky purchased the town lot in question paying about a1500 for It Mr Mullane would in all probability dispose of It now for 1400 of $500 one third of its original cost After purchasing the property Air Mullane erected a mai house on It and rented It to other parties After a while the tenants left the place and it went to "rack" The Interesting aftermath of the boom came on and It was found Impossible to rent the property In 1894 Charlotte Malcombe a negro woman came to Mr Mullane's agents and asked permission to live on the property She was permitted to do so but claimed that she would pay no rent unless the shanty as repaired Not thinking this worth while the agents refused to do so but allowed her to occupy the property under their charge without paying rent- The property was well nigh forgotten until recently however and the woman herself did not know who the owner was Mr Mullane remembered his Investment however and at last got an opportunity to sell It An obstacle In the shape of his free tenant arose In the pathway of the sale however the woman claiming that the property be longed to her from the fact that she had lived non it without paying any rent whatever for about seven years The matter was taken Into the courts the woman claiming the property to be hers according to the statutes of limitation There were a number of legal points InVolved however that in the opinion of Judge Estill the plaintiff and his attorney did away with the "statute of limitation" plea and the case was decided in favor of the plaintiff It was somewhat complex however and Judge Estill considered It some before rendering his decision The case was closely contested and the trial was an interesting one THE JUSTICES ARE QUIET RACING BEASON REBIND Memphis Feb 21---Secretary Murray Howe of the Memphis Driving Park Astweiation which is a member of the grand circuit says the training of harness horses at the driving park and other ttaining points in the south is eight weeks behind former seasons on account of the long period of bad weather Link of South Pittsburg is here today 'rho congregation of Mizpah Temple will give a reception tonight in honor of Rabbi Manheimer who has but recently come to Chattanooga Rabbi Manhetmer is considered a veil' able man and his congregation here express themselves as particularly pleased with him All members are cordially invited to attend the Temple tonight 'The congregation of will give a reception ton of Rabbi Manheimer wh cently come to Chattan Manhetmer Is considered man and his congregatim themselves as particularil him All members are col to attend the Temple tont Insurance nce 4 'Squire Andy Ware days Tbey Are Obeying the Latest Order The Couveation Successfully Organ' lied by the Anti-Fusionists Topeka Kans Feb hundred delegates of the populists of Kansas met I conference today in representative ball The object of the conference it to decide upon the future policy of the party in the state The members of the party have been trying to reach a conclusion whether to abandon their organization entirely and become democrats retain their organization and indorse the democratic ticket if it is satisfactory and they are given representation upon it or whether they should put straight ticket in the and ignore any advances of the democrats looking toward fusion The itahers of the party as a rule favor the democratic party but recog nizing that this action would cause al sorts of opposition and possibly a split in the party they have decided to work for the compromise measure of waiting until after the democrats nominate their ticket and then Indorse if it is satisfactory The coneference was Called to order by Chairman Ridgeley who delivered an ad dress attacking the anti-fusion election law A row was precipitated as soon as Ridge ley got through and a test of strength be tween the fusion and anti-fusion forces Ed win Taylor of Wyandotte county nominat ed Grant Harrington of Brown county tot temporary chairman Harrington was the candidate of the fusion element Ws Babb nominated Walter Allen of Jefferson county as the candidate of the anti-fusion forces The antifusionists were successful the vote being 23 to 108 The anti fusionists then organized the confer ence Organ' nits hundred taus met Live hall to decide ty In the aye been tether to and bs animation If it Is present lid put a none any toward as a rule recog al sorts in tha for the ail after and order by an ad election is Ridgength be reel' Ed for was the te of the sts were LOS The Now York Cotton Futures New York Feb futures opened teady and closed quiet Open Close High Low March 8 65 65 April se 60 68 May 8 50 48 8 61 a al June ea or 8 49 49 July 8 48 48 8 50 8 47 August 8 20 30 831 1178 September 7 90 00 October 80 87 July ea oe 8 48 August 8 20 September 7 90 October 80 SECRETARY LONG WILL LEAVE THE CAME sEcRETA 1 LEAVE THE CAbiNti Bank Statement New York Feb 21--The statement of the associated bauks for rive days this week shows Loans S936757600 increase $4752900 Deposits $1010474200 increase 4195200 Circulatioq sa11743oo decrease $50500 legal tenders $72426300 decrease 08900 specie 104848000 increase $343500 reserves 8267325200 decrease $55400 reserve required S2M86S550 increase 91018800 surplus S12- 456650 decrease $11042DO Washington Feb than one hurdred delegates were present when today's session of the A It convention opened Mrs William Evart Jones a delegate from Georgia slipped on the ice at the entrance to the theater where the convention is in progress and broke her wrist She was hastily carried to the emergency hospital where she received medical attention Alter prayer by the chaplain general the reading of the minutes and the transaction of some routine business tbe convention on motion of Mrs Dennis Eagan state regent of Florida agreed to hereafter omit the reading of reports on state regents in order to facilitate business Mesdames Mary Hepburn Smith Connecticut Belle Lyons of Dakota 41Iorgan Georgia: Harriet Simpson Massachusetts Quarles Wisconsin Colton California: Arthur Beedle New Jersey HenryW Burnham New Hampshire Herron Cross-man Newr York and Elizabeth 'Williams Maryland reported Mrs Streeton of Minnesota offered the following resolution which was adopted: Resolved Thai we recommend to congress that the Sunday following the birthday of our late beloved President McKinley be set apart as a day of prayer in memory of our martyred as the master mind the great-hearted emaneipator whom we all revere Garfield and particularly McKinley the man beloved by the people as possessing all the'virtues of heart and mind that combine to make one good and great We suggest Sunday that the mtmory of these men may year by year be associated with thoughts of our duty as citizens to live obler and purer lives" PARTIAL TO FARMERS' Row a Negro Woman is Said to Have Sew York Stock Market Washington Feb the cabinet meeting today Secretary Long stated that he intended leaving the ca binet The secretary said he had fixed upon no special date for his leaving and he had not yet formally sent his resignation to the president and might not do so for some time The presi(hut however was fully aware of his purpose and was informed many months ago Washington Feb 21 stated that ha intended I fixed upon no special dal resignation to the presid dent however was fully ago Washington Feb the cabinet meeting today Secretary Long 1 EX-GOV 171tANCIS A WITNESS Investigation of the Franchise Bribery Charges la St Louis 'Queen Apparently in Favor of Weylergs Plan Queen Al Favor (By Private Wire to Small 11: Co Walton Manager) Fannie Madden a negro woman was fir Atchison 1111 g3ih 31574 (10751vo rested last night by patrolmen Mixon 75 Sugar 129 1284 129Vand Kerr on the charge of lareeny from BB: 1:341 160121 1011411the person The woman is said to have A 69 707 6 6914 taken In an unsophisticated gentleman from Erie 33 3b411 37 38 the rural districts night before last taking and 10434 t103 104 at the same time the ruralite's roll Man 134 132 133 amounting to 231 The case will be tried Met 168 1671j 168 before Judge Cummings 163 162 163 32 T4 32 321 '1 1 1 FIRE CHIEF DISMISSED 149 49 4S 49 99 99 999k as Omaha Neb Feb 21--john Bedell 56 561i 56 56 Who has for five years been at the bead I 159 160 160 161 Of the fire department of this city was fhoermbao al formally board dismissed fire an dfrom police after saf er Bet PPa-! 1454631 163621 164631 vtodiceayT fiT -1 67 101 68 60'14 hearing charges of cruelty and naa- 101 100 101' 40 treatment of firemen and their fami- last night found Redell guilty and IT 43 44 43 44 lies p'f'd 93 94 93 a4 his dismissal is the result Redell's Gas 220 219 220 torneys gave notice of appeal FIRE CHIEF DISMISSED Omaha Neb Feb 21--john Bedell Who has for five years been at the bead of the fire department of this city was today formally dismissed from the service The board of fire and police after hearing charges of cruelty and mistreatment of firemen and their families last night found Redell guilty and his dismissal is the result Redell's attorneys gave notice of appeal In compliance "lth the recent ruling of Judge Estill in regard to justices trying cases at night the East Ninth street justices who did much of their work at night are now trying cases only in the day time confining partles arrested in jail on mitimuses until the following day The constables on account of the ruling are not attempting to do night work to any extent at present and respond only when called Squire Andy Ware in speaking of the situation today said: "I and the other justices are adhering to Judge Eatill's ruling although it don't appear in the least to have been a wise one to me A glance at the burglary and highway robbery reports appearing in the papers of late Will prove that the ruling was an unwise one This epidemic started directly after the ruling was made public and bids fair to continue some time unleos the constables again get to work The police force can hardly cope with the proposition though it is doing unsually well This is no discredit to the force however as it is without doubt the best force south of the Ohio river and proves the truth of my assertion on many occasions The force however is not large enough to meet the demands Each patrolman has a beat large enough for two men and a thief can watch his chance and commit any kind of depredation after the officer passes the point at which he intends committing the I crime They leatn the beats of the men and the sight of a blue uniform always alarms them On the other hand a constable can lie in wait for the miscreants at any time and at any place without detection A patrolman is forced to patrol his beat and has no opportunity for watching a suspected place for any length of time This epidemic of robberies is a direct result of the ruling "Another argument against the ruling is that the trial of a case costs almost twice as much as heretofore When it is necessary to arrest a man at night place him in jail on a mitimus and try him next day the cost in the average ease to the county is $1110 When these cases are tried at night the average cost is ony $615" London Feb is announced in a special dispatch from Madrid that Oen Weyler the war minister is urging the queen regent to give him a free band in dealing with the "rebels in Catalonia and that Premier Sagasta threatens to resign if Gen Weyler's request is granted The queen is said to favor Gen Weyler's plan London Feb Gen Weyler the war band in dealing with the threatens to resign if Gel favor Gen Weyler's pie St Lonis Mo Feb 21--Former Governor Francis president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company is one of four witnesses summoned to appear to-day before the grand Jury that is investigating franchise bribery Swinney president fthe First National Bank of Kansas City and Neal vice-president of the Union National Bank of Kansas City have been summoned to appear before the grand jury next MondaY Their testimony is desired for the purpose of securing certain facts in connection with the central traction deal involving IL Snyder The subpoenaes has also been 'skied for Woeds president of the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City but it has rot been served' as Dr- Woods is in Battle Creek Mich WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY AALLAAAALOAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAALtA 4 Ea ME EMMIE AAAAAJAAAALLAAAAAAAA 1 4 LALAAAAAAA B1 41111 it Wa We 00 0 0 904 SW111 Chattanooira Will Observe the foilday-4Postoidee Ileum' I'DON'T OOME OUT IN THIS WEATHER Take Care of Your Health Use Telephone 353 1 DoNT INT Take Care of Yol 1ER )ne 353 DECLARED LA WUNCONSIITUTIONAL St Paul Minn Feb 21--The supreme court today declared unconstitutional the law placing a 2 per cent tax on the property of freight lines The court holds that the law makes unequal taxation The decision was in the case of the State against the Canada Cattle Car Company an action to collect a sum of money alleged to be due as taxes REBELLION OF SCHOOL PUPILS Orders Forbidding the Wearing et Cleo Colors Oecanion for Trouble in Ohio PERSONALS- Tv a Barnes of Atlanta Is le thg city Robb of Glen Alice was ill the city yesterday Behden of Bridgeport Ala wag in the city yesterday Roberts an attorney at Athens was in the city yesterday Riggs and wife of this citt ars guests at the Tampa Bay hotel Florida A Haggard a prominent attorney of Dayton Tenn was in the city yesterda A )JacDonald who represents the Company of Atlanta is in the city Thompson left last night via the Savannah and Ocean Steamship linefor New York City Maj' Bronson southeastern passenger agent of the Penusylvania system is in the city McWilliams teneral passenger agent of the Atlanta hnoxville Norhern railway with headquarters at Knoxville is in the city 3 A Kuss of the Fritts Hardware Ccmpany was called to Atlanta yesterday to the bedside of his mother who is very sick in that city Mrs' Patrick Walsh and son Willie are expected home from New York tonight Mrs Walsh was called to that city by the serious illness of her mother who died soon after her arrival Philip Goulding of 'Wilmington Vt who has been visiting Capt Gould-lug in this city during the present week left today for Sewanee Tenn where he I inglalling a new library Herman the little son of Dr and Mrs EL BF Pitt who has been very ill for some time is reported much improved much to the gratification of hie parents and their many friends The little boy was recently pronounced hopelessly ill by his attending physicians and his recovery was not expected However faithful cars and nursing has about brought him back to health though he is still very weak )o 1 in QC te hi the Lis wag' Athens citt are Florida attorney yeater gents the is in the via the line ler tern pas-pis sys)assenger Norhst Knox lardware a yesterr who is Vihie are tonight city by her who ton Vt ra Gould nt week where he and Mrs ry 111 for mproved parents ittla boy sly by Is recov faith-brought is still Walter Baker's Chocolate per lb Huyler's Cbocolate per Rutikel Bros Chocolate per Huy ler's Chocolate per lb Runkel Bros Chocolate per lb Walter Baker's Chore Huyler's Chocolate Bunkel Bros Chocola 35c 35c Mansfield Feb hundred and thirty high school pupils here in rebellion against the orders of the board of education forbidding the wearing of class colors were locked out from school this morning All wore colors in open defiance A few who did not wear colors were admitted to their classes A wholesale expulsion is antleipated The and windows of the high school building were smeared with black paint during tife night Tomor ow will be Washington's birthday and as Mai the minds of patriotic people of all closes will turn to the Father of 1118 Country and his remarkable achievements In peace an war The day will be celebrated in various ways throughout the entire country There will be no formal celebration of the day in this city The banks the postoface the city offices and the stock exchange will be closed during the day The liana' holiday hours will be observed titthe post-office Unfortunately for the students of the city schools especially those who believe firmly in rest front arduous studies a holiday will not be necessary for their pleasnre as tomorrow It Saturday It would have been much more pleamut te tunny of this class If the birthday bad arrived a day 'earlier or two days later At the Graud Army of the Republic hail on Eighth street members Of the'Wolian's Relief -corps will hold a meeting In honor of the day 'An Interesting program will be rendered and the occasion will be an enjoyable one A number of Sunday schools will observe the occasion in their MAGNETIC HEALER A PHYSICIAN Springfield Ill Feb ft supreme court today affirmed the decision of the Cook connty criminal court in the ease a Wm A Paulsen president of the Central Tract and Savings Company who was convicted of receiving deposits when be knew the bank was insolvent and sentenced to iral yseavtlion ti el tow Joliet penitentiary Grain and Provisions Chicago Feb tendency to close deals in preparation for tomorrow's holiday on the board of trade eased grains early today May wheat opened shade higher to OA lower at 784 to 78 on large northwestern receipts and only steady cables Yesterday's late revival of strength was due to reports of a good export business but advices today had it that these sales were for Manitoba wheat at the opening of navigation and were largeli speculative This took the ginger out of that factor and May settled down to a dull routine with a sag of 7 and later narrow fluctuations of a shade or so Local receipts were 12 cars one of contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth reported 505 ears making a total for the three points of 517 cars against 24 last week This day last year was a holiday Argentine shipments were bullish Only 684000 bushels against 1032000 bushels last year Corn was slow and easy at the opening following wheat Cables were unchanged to start with and advanced slightly bnt had only a steadying effect Acceptances were reported fair from several directions but In small lots mostly May opened a shade to ki(V4 cents lower at 64 1 to ske and eased to 6112 Fluctuations were narrow around 61 Receipts were 103 ears Oats was easier with corn but fluctuations were narrow May opened yle down at 43 eased to 43rd and regained to opening price later Itecelpts were 121 cars Provisions were very -dull but with a slightly better tone influenced by a better hog market May pork opened unchanged at 1567 and sold to 1575 May lard unchanged at 940 and gained rti and May ribs a shade up at 845 and sold et 84541 847 1 35c 32e 4 Runkel Bros Cocoa per tin et 1 Walter Baker's Cocoa per tin 25e Borden's Eagle Milk per can 16e Borden's Unsweetened Cream per can and be A Gelatine per pkg 5e Baker's Gelatine per pkg 10e Sultana Blend Coffee per lb 35c IH-0 Buckwheat per pkg 10e 11-0 Pancake or Bis-Kit Flour per pkg 3 10e Campbelrs Tomato Ketcbup per pint 15c Campbell's Salad Dressing per pint ik Campbell's Condensed Soups per can 10e I Shredded Cocoanut per pkg 1-- 5e Special Blend Coffee per lb 0- -le Imported Head Rice 4 lbs for 25c Fancy Elgin Butter per lb 30e Courtney 'a Worcestershire Sauce per half pint 12c 1 lOc '6: 10c 15c OO 15c 10e 5e 25c 25c 30c I Runkel Bros Cocoa 1 Walter Baker's Cocoa 1 Borden's Eagle Milk I Borden's Unsweetened A Gelatine pet Baker's Gelatine per Sultana Blend Coffee IH-0 Buckwheat per 11-0 Pancake or BisCampbell's Tomato IC! 1 Campbell's Salad Drel Campthell'S Condensed Shredded Cocoanut pi Special Blem Imported Head Rice Fancy Elgin Butter Courtney'' Worcester' 35c 160004 32c 25e 16e 5c and 10e 5e 00:844 loe 35c 10c 10e 15c 13c6 )the CHARLEsToN INTERSTATE iND WEST INDIAN EXPOSITION Char lemon Dec 1st to June let Love Rates VI Southern Railway Account of the above named occasion the Southern railway has on sale round trip -tickets at greatly redueed rates Tickets will be sold daily Chattanooga to Charleston and return limited to June 8 1902 at rate of 12010 In addition to this tickets are on sale 1 daily limited ten days from date of Isale at rate of 11475 for the round trip I Double daily trains fast and convenient schedules through Pullman sleept I era cafe dining and observation ears Choice of three routes I Sleeping car reservations and detaili ed information cheerfully furnished on 1 application city ticket office III west Ninth street telephone 508 SHIPLEY A LUSK Traveling Passenger Agent "Wonder What Stewart Wilt Say To-day 7 GIVEN A LIFE SENTENCE Des Moines Iowa Feb Hunter was given a ife sentence by Judge Parish at Mt Ayr today for the murder of Homer Holland November 9 The sentence is the limit that can be imposed for murder in the second degree The murder was the result of a quarrel over a game of craps Holland was a noted college athlete II Daly traveling passenger agent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad with headquarters in Atlanta is in tha city 7 I WE ARE 6'TER THE MEN POSTOFFICR HOURS Pottrinster IL Sharp announces that there will be two postal deliveries In the business section of the city and one ti ery in the residence sectione tomo fore the noon hour The money or registered letter windows will be et cept at the'usual holiday hours a the sub-stntions to the main of generel delivery and atatim wind' main orrice however will be opt itrom 7 a ni to tn This will be a great convenience to the public 19 pounds standard Granulated 19 pounds Standard srd Granulated JELLICO IS CHEAPEST Because It gives most best having co clinkers or slate Everything burn Weiser phones 221 and MS A PADt CAH KY FEB 20-2 A PADt CAB KY FEB 20-23' S1 ring co burl 120-2) 25 pounds (cloth bags) Standard Granulated $130 20 pounds Whitt Extra Case" ego $LOO pounds Brown 000 00000000 $100 6 $100 16 poun Cut or Powdered ds ie 25 pounds (cloth bags) 20 pounds Whitt Ext 22 pounds Brown 16 pounds Cut or Poi bags) Standard Granulated $130 go Extra 10 000000 io $100 000 00000000 '10 00000 $100 Powdered $1-00 JAMES smrni 16111160W Louisville Ky Feb M--Mr James Smith Lithgow former mayor of Louisville and president of the lAthgow Stove Manufacturing Company died here this morning of old age' He was born in Pittsburg Pa in 1815 Mr Lithgow was one of the best known stove manufacturers in the south SUGARS $100 SUGARS $100 DVERWORKED MEN DELICATE WOMEN SICKLY CHILDREN TAKE 11 Grain and By Private Wire to Smell Cat A Walton Manager) elt3775 One fare for the round trip from all points in Kentucky on the Queen Crescent Route Ask ticket agents for particulars rom all nen nta tor ON MOTION OF CONGRESSMAN MOON The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Coll A MATTILL Manager- 3 Market Street Telephone 353 Market Street Telephone 353 The Great A Market 1 eat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Coll A MATTILL Manager ge go dOo go go o78JA 78 Crn May oo 81? fowi July 6041 May 011 SO MD am 4-74 433 fAIN1 IM 19111 A N-I 836 838 New Blextea hrbsoaa and Oklahoman te be Reported Favors" bly for Statebood 1 A ildren Bought A A Por i e1 Ma MI Por A 844 ma Kini 13 si yA xi no Is net recommended tor 111 everything but It you RO OT- bars kidney liver or bladder trouble It leg be turt the remedy you need druggists in fifty cent and Muir sizes Yon may have a sample bottle ot this wonlesb tui new discovery by mall tre also paz stilet telling all obou tt iuid Its great Address Dr Wilmer A Co ton aruttainta nrtl cent and ins May have a sample bottle og to new discovery by mall ohlet tolling all about It au cures Addreits Dr Vim? A Co tan vvvvvvvvv IWhy Because we make a I specialty of ments goods and Ihave nothing but men's goods to sell We want your trade i and will try to please you with best qual ities at lowest CASH i PRICES 1 I STEWART prigs sTpinulloplosi Boars tho Elguaturo of Beano' th Elguature of Iron I WORLD IPA3101l AIARIANI TONIC Recommended throughout the world bythe Medical Pro Washington Feb house Committe on territories today unanimously voted to report bilis for th admission of the leccittries of New le leta Arizona and Oklaboltbk The vote as taken upon a motion maa-ebx -A Or Tennessee declaring ft to he the sew the committee that the three territor teo and that sub-eJ ubt otitled stathod 0 to PttitPhood and that nu no p- TOO LATE FOR CLABSIVICATION F011t 4-room house full lot high ground for sale rhea on easy payments Smith 20 Ith St TOO LATE FOR CLASSIF July IMO We 0 400 Mg lkA Mai 1567 1573 July ear12 ioT ow oe A 42 40 July ao 52 May a se vtS 15 July 851 Cltleansa cast Grata Chiesso Feb 21--Casb wheat 2 re4 31 515: No 3 rod werrn9J: No I hard winter 7at A do T'cr 1 northern spring 37472 No 2 do 754118: 3 splint 71q7S Corn No 2 5046-f34 Oat No 2 No 2 42 ialearr Clw Chiesso Feb Feb liar 7to: Jule 78: Sept 7714 Corn Feb 50 NIST litotfi Jul 501scNi Sept 6914: 1)-e Oats Feb f''4 May GA sir 2Ei felt I '141fV se 42 I 52 a se -S 15 857 tsar Cala 1yiliJiyJfli1hi CCITt I 'f)-coul- pointed to prenfire the tic mittee were appolutfA --N FP Mom To Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory LAST TRAncs NEW CAM he long transfers and lay over waiting for Connections You go right through en The Iron Mountain No change to Texts If you wish to know more about the routfwant books maps etc write the andereigued Get rellablo informatio- tar you purchase your tickets ILETLANDEFt 21 Etat Eighth street Xassenge dig Chattanooga Tenn rer wN tr eenne N( grant tar FOR RMIT-41-room bonne in perfect condition Hienand Park New 3-roonl house in Ladeedele S-room howl in Pushtown App'y Smith SC1 7tin St- fession and during thirtpeight years 'pronounced the most re 8 wt rkt St- Between uninn liable effective and agreeable Delnt and Market St tonic and stimulant 42' 'tan aublututes INDIAN Appt l' 'oday rlimuNt th 4' Th l'' victim 'I 0- viding d'S WANTED-4 br 'Pk 1410 Tn tn r004 location Suitable Pir lieht buk ing Write (yr telphone ft IL Wood IS 1 as bt 1 I -44 4S.