davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-26
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bon mir nibt 3erqueticbt, erltidt, eriduft
ODER %Derbrannt, 10 Oauert bic @na6enfrtit
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btgen!
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beiten &ttni9en gum Sobreswebiel
S6r er8cbeniter
Cometas I, 1866, S6peiftern
3tpeiter &laie.
= Gin Strofgeric6t iiber So6te. SIM
Sabre 1905 Wurbe 9e9en Die v6erti6e" -
Elm aLtc5 g8eib - Elm 6eTcnpro3cB gefu6rt,
unb Sic Suriitenfafultdt 3u 6elmitGot err
fannie, baB vobgeoabte 6ertidc fir elm
petnLicbeS 6alS9ertcbt 81 itelen unb, mo-
fern ie duf uOrgebenoe Q~lnfla9e bel ibrem
9etbanen @eltGnoniB beftau0tglicb bebarren
tperoe, 10 lei ie Der BON ibr be9angenen
llebeLtbat balber nit benz Seuer bonn 2eben
gum 5ooe Su ribtelt ltno gu 1trafen." SSn>
5tDtic5en mar sic !6ertlbe geltorben, u10
nun e~rfatute 0te Suriitenfafultdt, p6aB ser
to6te &0rper fir Elm peinli3eS @ericbt al
brtngen uno 0ffentttcb gu perbrennen iei."
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b%elebrun9 lit nit Der Grefution am II.
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= 9ie v&0lrti4e 8olt8seitung" ent6Glt
folgenoe tntereiiante 9tottS: ygSenn Die
Singer iiber sic Iaiten 6eS &IaOier5. gleiten,
10 abnt Der Spielen6e pobl ntcbt, 0aB icine
6tngerlptBen betm 2lniblagen ser Gaiten
els, dis, ifs, gis Ii. I. 10. etu Dor9eiGicbt7
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Sbetle aus SftpreuBer. On ~tteferen Stelen
bes SniterfluiicS ftnbet man nGmlidb ptelz
fadb nocb auf Dem 6luB9runbe itarfe un0
recht LANCE GtcbenitGmme nit Mur3eln uno
N%bfttmpfen. Solcbe bonn @run6e beraufz
gebplte 8Gume 3etgen Elm eerabeSu eilen7
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I'M GlaDierball CUR Gerfcrtt9ung Der i6parz
sen Gaften ~gcelgnete 8crDcnOung finoet.
0aS Sitter 6teier aus Dorge16tbtlt6er 3ett
itammenben 8Gume miro auf Sobrtauicn6e
Qei9Gbt. 8ieueidbt beseiltert Die &enntniB
0ieier Sbatla9e eincn Gomponiiten 81 ether
vprG6iitorii6en Y6antaite". gu bemerfen
lit Oa3u, OaB berglei6en aIte, ibtpars ge=
mOrbene @jcbenitGmme nibt BLOB aus Dem
SniterduB, ionbern aus ben 8etten pieLer
anOeren 6eutlben 6Iitiie unb Str0me, u,9l.
befanntli6 aucb in 9roBen Wtengen aus Der
@lbe. alidbrlicb 6erausgebolt tper6en. @S
eribeint oucb 5peifel6aft, ob Die lbpar3en
GtoOiertaiten miner aus iolbem alien
Sirhpuhnl2 npfcrti1t fnpr6pn
, 1894-01-26
3n Derlei1en.

H%sSelD 5u OerIeihen ahf bebautes gbicagD=6runbeige1=
tAIm. 9orleben tDnnen au6 DOR benz Sdligtettss
&.cr1lItn 9etilgt meroen. @roBe 9arleben cine 0peclalt=
rat llno 9arleDen gum 8aIen. 3. 8. StoHe y 50,
o &nlale ctr. 2I1Ns
, 1894-01-26
Cine fpGte RIdoe.

So6n sc. Oourg, Ser Gertpalter 6es
ASacbldlieS oeS Derit0rbenen '6enrD s.. SEN
ntion unO Trau Qnnte s. Senniion ba6en
Reute i'm Superior9eribt gegen sic @quiz
table Site N1iurance So. bon Stem Oorf
etne &la8e auf $500, 900 tpc9en angebltcben
6ontraftbrucbS anbGngig 9emacbt. Sem
nt1on mar 20 Sabre lang @~eneralagent Der
Derflagten @eiellidaft un6 bate nit 6erz
lelben etn0l @0ntraft ~obgelbloIier, mach
ipelcber tbncn elm g%etpilier 8ro3entiab fir
alle BON tbnen abgei6lolienen 8eriiberun7
gen auf cine Bertooe bon 30 Sabren 5uQez
ipro3en pur0e, 8or sip6lf Sa6ren fam
eS aber 5tpticben SenniIon uno Der Ser
itc6erungS9eieuicbaf 81 etnem 8rucbe, l1n0
ct tDur0c entla1ien. SpGter ipur6e SSenn!lon
%trritnni8. Die 8erlreter Ser Equitable"
peranlaBten tbn angeblicb, feline Nnipricbe
nit $4,000 tilr auS9e9lic1en gu ertlGrer.
SIN Sabre 1879 itar6 Senniion in beinabe
Grmlidben GerbGltuiiien. Seine QStttme
nil ieBt Deriucben, Die @eieu1baft aur
Snncbaltung ibres nit ibm abgeicbloiienen
@ontraftes 3u 5ptn9en. Srau Senntion
gIaubt, boB i6r @atte bon Der @eieulbaft
minoeitens 500, 900 gu for6ern bat.
= GbaS. 8. Guf6ing aus Sinsbale bat
i'm &~rcis9ericbt cine Sc6obeneriabflage
sum 8etra9e bon $25, 900 9egen @abriel
&. gGri9bt ein9ereicbt, neil 6erIelbe ieinen
@6arafter Derun9Limpft baben ioQ, ais er
bic 2etcbe ietneS an DerOipbtberie gef1prbez
uen SobneS BON benz &trcbbof in 6insbale
nab Dem &ircbbof in Saftpoo6s Iberfabz
rem tieB.
, 1894-01-26
gu fanfen qeindlt.


gu taIten 9eln6t: 3uet itrebIome iuuee 2eute
~ NH eapttol lndeu Elm rentobles SeI66ft an iiber=
Il. 22 Stoots3tQ. " INIT
, 1894-01-26
ND6lirte 3immer.

HN oefmtetbeM: 3mei l1Du mD6lirte {3immer Iebr
bilItg. 3 q. @enter ape., an MiGDarfee gIpe'
, 1894-01-26
2l1 ncrtauimen.


@efu6t: Gin Gigorreu= uuo @anbD.5tpre aeoeu 2
~ CUTE Stridmai0inen 1929 gu pertoui9eu. 431
Wttlp0utee Nne. 25ia3t
, 1894-01-26
SpOeS=Wtt3ei0e.

5reunOen lnO 8etauuten Die trauri9e 9sodridt, bag
nIetn 0ellebter @otte uno nnier lie6er gater Sobm
SGngobr i'm Nlter bon Sc Sobreu uno 3 9ton, ielig
I'M 9errn enti9lafen 1T. Sic 8eerbi9ung fiuoet itatt
ol Sonntag I'm 1919 Wittags bonn &raiIerbnuie, las
Sanolport Aoe, uah g9albbeim. 9ie trauernoeu Sin=
terbltebeneH g. ID. Saugohr, Wtttlpe.
&otiic 26tgobr,
Barbara SOFT, qs4to-
&atie CART. %oW'e|
Gmnta @Sic1ntann,
Spb1 San9pbr, SobH.
SPAS. Scott, ~4r
SSteo. CART, SIm1e9e''
Serntann G~Siesmanm, 169"e'
25l03t ne6it @nteln.
, 1894-01-26

Nuftionsz SerfGnfe.
NuetiOHssN
ReeuIdre erfaus '9GgG
Woutags uuo 9OHHerftogs.
SpeaiaI 1. gerfdufe an ouoereu SageH bss geonntA.
Waareu auf 9~riDnt.gerfauf mbOIeiaIs Ooer TstaiL ~
Muttions.PreiieE.
gerf6ufe bon mObnuHgs @inri6tuu9eu cine SpeainIitdt
GeIA po~rgef9Ofien bel ebertragHuG
6OrrsipOuben8eu lperbeH ertportet
RartiH Gmert9 6 60.
AuctioR6rs.
8 3 . 6tas Str, GbieaQR. 42oo1Stuie
, 1894-01-26
nOcSEWt4scin

5rernoen unb 9efonuten Die traurJae god5ridt. bar
meme geliebte Satin SoDat,n SecgLitI get. ROenfer,
I'M utter ben p Sobren, 4 Mtonateu uH0 10 Sageu nm
lflttfuodD, ben "a. S0nuar. @benos 6:lO llbr. Ieli0 I'M
Serrr eHtiblufeu ut. Sc 8eeroigung finoct am SOun=
tag gsadHitto9 NM , llbt pom Srauerbotie 683 u. BART
Aoe. aus nod 6rocelono itott. lin itIle Sbeilnabme
bitten Die traueruoeu Siuterbliebeueu
Or. SttO s.. GcegIitI, @atte; Gbus. Soeuter,
26ln3t 8ater; 9enrD &oenfer, 8ruoer.
, 1894-01-26
Serlangt: Traueu nnO MGOden.
Serlangt: M1nner unO SSraue1t.


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Alumllttllnl=& ocbgei6trr in Yrioatfamtlten; Sameu
beoorjn9t. Simmer 33-34, 1877 &oIale ctr.
25i2t
, 1894-01-26
Mariners.
0runOeigemtbnm

Wrunoetgentbum.
I'm @uer Gtgentbum raid 8u perfaufen Doer s1 pertal=
1c9ett, 9e9t gu Singer Bros, 3immer "a,
zolp1S 1874 Dearborn ctr.
gu n~erfoufen: SOlbe, Die imO an Der @~riinouuo
- enter oeutl9en slHfie6elun9 i'll Siibcaltfornien gu be-
itDetll9el nno ll0 pie Der @ploute gelD6brten auBeroToent=
ittp 9un1tl9eH 8eoIn9urgen 5u5ulpeuoen lpiinIdeu, mDQen
to3Sn6er I'M Sateloe Sntl6ing (S.=W. =Gcte Der gbaas=
nnc 9larfltr9Bel 3Imnier 9to. AZ ODrlpredeH, ooer inb
brieJlttb an Die Salbp Wtountatu Sauo & @ater 50. 6az
leIuII lpeHoeH. ~a920bnlp
Gu oerto nteu: ~ b. sic Ibbuhs
~ Sde III OIeler bibidDeu unb bliibeuoen 9orItoot
2soler uno Selper i'll ben StraBeu unO Die StruRet ae.
pIo1tert. Sage: Glib unO Oitfrout. @eoen 8rei8 NIB
pelterer 9ustl1nTt lpenoe man iD nlitnblid ober Idbrift.
Sopce Building. 20mibom
, 1894-01-26
Seri6ieoenes.

Seri6ieOenes.
00bne. gtoen, 8entbi1s uno idlebte SduIoen aler 9rt
- coaeftIrt. Seine 3abluug obHe @rfoIg. 9. Gurlauo,
Souutp=Gonitabler 56 5ittb 9pe, 3iTtnier s.
29o5-1fb
a 6uIOeu! SGuIbeu! S6uIoeHl
- anerlei idlebte S6ulben iofDrt %cDnectirt.
Seine 3nbIUng DBne @rfpLgN
@|onltGbler INNER on 5anb.
YeopIeS @DIIeCtiDu N9eHcg,
92-94 2aiane Ctr. 3immer 81
5b51S Seutib piro bier 9eipro9en.
, 1894-01-26

= 9tuS tpeiter Serne, ats ben Siefen 6es
llniOeriumS,
0egeben i'm Weltrauut, 6a no eS am
fdltciten lit, AM 10. Sage bes Sabres
1894.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
STRUCK BY a TWiSTER.
4 Dor. "a Persons Injured and Much Prop
crty Destroyed In WiImorc. NY.

LEXINGTON. KY. July si.-Wilmore.
small town in .Iessaminc county. was
badly damaged by tornado Thursday
afternoon and at least a dozen people
were injured. one Of them fatally. An
oval-shaped cloud swoopcd down on
the town at o'clock, and hardly a
house escaped complete wreck or dam
age. The Holiness camp meeting was
struck and every tent and cottage de-
stroyed. Mrs Sarah Gortman. an old
lady. was lifted into the air. carried
nearly 100 feet. and thrown against a
tree. breaking one of her legs. and In
juring her internally.
In the county about Wilmore at least
two dozen farm houses were greatly
damaged and some IF them wrecked
entirely. Trees were moved down by
hundreds. crops just harvested de
stroyed and the damage from wind and
the pouring rain that followed is very
great.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
OUR ALIEN POPULATION
Facts About the Foreign Element
IN the United States.
Nearl, one-sesenth % tho Total f"rris-
tion Natives of Other Lands 10" the
Narloa~ Countries Axe Represented
.oreis nSg> In Great tit4ts.

The industrial disturbances ~ the
present summer have made the subject
az the alien population Of the country
more than usually prominent in public
and private discussions. and for TINS
reason some statistics relating 70 the
subject which have just been pub
lished by the census bureau are of e>-
pecial interest just now la this docu-
ment the number of aliens in each
state amt county and in each impor-
tant city j. given. and also the coun-
tries which gave them birth. u j. thus
possible To ascertain the fureign-born
population oi any section 81 the caun-
try and its ratio 70 the total po2nia-
ton. a well a its character, and rom
the mass of tabular matter furnished
some very interesting facts may be
CLEANED.
According TO this report, which Il. 81 course,
for 1880. the aggregate fotcign-horn population
81 the United states l. y2E5is little more
than onc-se,cnth ~ the total population Oi
these aliens New England. NcN York. New
Jersey ana PENNSYLVANIA hold almost one-hali
3 ~ is5-while the states comprising what
the census bureau calls the Northern central
division Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Michigan
Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa. Missouri, North
and South Dakota. Nebraska and Kansas
have so6oiii leaving bet 1901, $50 scattered
throughout the southern and western states
In all the south from Delaware 70 Texas ane
Oklahoma the foreign-bc IN population l. ONLY
$50 3i6 con >idera bly, less than that ~ New Norl
city and in al the states west 81 kansas the
total alien population g. but 1so.9lo, Of which
California alone has s5s.3ll The following
table shows the forcign-born and the toia
population n each state well as the per
/ centage " aliens In cacn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

The influence Of frost in changing
the chemical character of fruits and
has attracted no great at
tention. but is just now being made
subject Of scientific investigation. II
has long been known that in some
mysterious way frost is an element in
the successful production Of maple SUI
gar. Observant cooks know that pc
tatoes lightly frozen not enough TO
totally destroy them-have sweetness
wholly foreign tn those which have
been wholly secure from frost Those
who have had experience with persim-
mons well know how astringent they
are before frosted. and how sweet and
delicious they are after the first frost.
A new fact has recently been added in
connection with the famous Canaigre
roots Of the north of Mexico. which are
found to contain 50 much tannin as 10
threaten to drive tree barks wholly ont
Of use. After being frozen. however,
there is not the slightest trace Of tan
min left. How frost acts in bringing
about the change has not been deter
mined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

In providing daintics for sick pcop'.
a should be remembered that swees
things arc seldom as tempting 70 '"s
sick as they would be II the person
were in health. Tart sweets. sneh =
crab-apple jelly or currant jelly ar
generally acceptable. but straw, III.
preserves or jelly win sicken. ihsy
belong to the GLOWING sweets. ~ !.
general thing salty things taste r. y
the convalcscent; q weak nou,'loa'
rather salt. or . bit Of nice, sweet nan
with some butter toast tasting % " 4,
salty butter. a soft-boiled egg wen
sailed. n slice Of bacon, with dry t"'s'
ALI these will he eaten by sick pr
son who would not want TO tonch tnen
II well. One prime requisite IN ca's aye,
ing TO sick people is to be nea, a' ,,.al
II. and serve things daintily.- Meo''
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

NEW York. July .i.--Passqualo
Laurie. an Italian 90 years old. Of this
city. who was prisoner in the Ray
mond street Jail. brooklyn. on a charge
81 assaulting io-ycar-old girl, sue
.ceded this morning in his second at
tempt to commit suicide. When he
was supposed to bc going down stairs
from his cell to the wash room. he bal
anccd himself on the railing around
the third tier Of cells and then Owed
Is feet To the stone floor. lie struck
On the base Of his neck. His chin was
broken and the back Of his skull
3ushcd into mass
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
--17-77777777777
SIX MEN INJURED


DETROIT Mich. July al.-An s-inch
gas main belonging to the Ontario
Natural Gas Co.. exploded near Walk
erville. just across the river. and six
men who were working upon the pipe
were more or less seriously injured.
They are:
Ed Duffy. leg broken and face badly
cut.
Ed Niece foot and ankle crushed
and face cut
). Iruney. face and hands badly cut
Wallace Lane. face cut and other
wise injured.
Ed Green and William Warren sns-
tanned less serious injuries.
The most seriously injured were
taken to Hotel Windsor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
EIy's CREAM BALM CURES gsSl 1I:s \
ya:Sz:I;EIa~2
PRIcE socENIs, Az DRUGGISTS =

FRANKLIN COLLEGE. New Athens. q. Bcaro'
II room and books. - yer week. Catalogue ''''
arsAn1 Sun PApHRs.ssy s>s 30 vvsA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
YOUTHFUL JEALOUSY
Results In . Murder ~ the sequel to =
Lawn Fcte.

Results In y Murder ~ the Sequel to =
Lawn Fcte.
DAYTON. o.. July .i.-I.ast night Ed
ward Yates. aged ~. and Andrew Van
Horn. aged ii. attended lawn fetc on
the Union Biblical seminary grounds.
They were rivals for the attention Of
two young girls Yates was the ia
vorcd one and escorted the girls
home Van Horn followed and. accord
ing to Yates story. insnltcd them A
quarrel ensued. when Yates drew re-
volvcr and shot Van Horn in the left
temple The wounded boy was taken
home. where he died n few hours later.
Yates was jailed on charge OF mur-
der. but claims self-dcfcnse. Van Horns
father is transfer agent for the city
railway company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27
ARE WE ClvILlZEp2

Cord;slen az the tommonwsai Prisoners
AZ Fort sidney. Sch. Something Ahin
10 Russian Methods The Men herded
IN "a nuiIJsng Not Half Large Enough.
without the C.mnonc~t >csee~~srie-.
Poorl, Fed aud Infested with Nrrnin.
Fonr SYDNEY. Nrb.. July "a. The
zoo members ~ the Denver contingent
Of the tpNcy army. who are here under
arrest. are liable to b. afflicted with an
epidemic 81 typhoid fever The symp-
toms are already manifest and there
are at least three well defined eases 81
scurvy. caused by their present food
and surroundings. The men have been
confined more than month IN
small building. hardly large enough
to accommodate onc-half thcir mum
her Many Of the prisoners have
no blankets or other covering from
damp night air and are compelled 20
sleep on The bare floor which Is over
run with vermin. They are without
the most common convcniencVs gener-
ally granted To even the lowest class OF
criminals in all prisons.
MANY sIch CALLS.
The sick call every morning brings
from twenty-five 10 fifty before the doe
tor The hospital is taxed 10 its ut
most capacity a man must he very
sick 10 get there. and once in he has to
trust To luck for recovery more than
upon the treatment or medicines.
The guardhouse. however, Is more
easy Of access. and slight infraction
Of the rules entities the victim to n
three days residence there On a strict
bread and water diet. The men are
guarded 10y about forty deputy United
states marshals, who allow no out
door exercise except an occasional bath
in the creek.
VILE FOOD.
Two scant meals "a day are given
generally consisting Of boiled beef
loffen taintcdl. bread and so-callcd
coffee. Sometimes alleged stew i
given. consisting of the same beef with
an onion and half potato per man
The broth i thiclSened with Hour
GENERALLY the whole mess Is badly
>corched in cooking and tastes like
. burning hair. once fish was given
salt a. thcocean-p partly dried and hal
cooked. with the heads and scales LEI
on. Beans and cabbage have bceI
given on, once or twice. but in sucf
small quantities n 70 be scarcely wortl
mentioning.
uFRpEp LIKE CArrIF.
The men were arrested at Bi'
Springs Ncb.. on june II. and wcr
! herdcd in filth for two weeks bcfor
a trial was granted They clair
: that this trial was worse than
. farce and strongly re>embled wha
{ they call kangaroo justice. None q
them have thus far been informed X
, any sentence and several who pleade
. not guilty are receiving the same treat
ment a. those who pleaded guilty. Tn
9 latter claim that they were tricked int
: making this plea on promises Of speed
!. sentence and removal from the pest
Il lential quarters
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

Black had Luck.-Mr. MoNey.
coon (solcmnly)-"Ise not so
stishus, nceder does ! bleeve IN III -. ;,
but does yer remember de cdder n, 1;s.
NJ der club, wen dar was thirteen IA
80. - dat table," Mr.. fallcrpy mr
horror,-"Oh, Lordy! yes; whosa" M.
Mr.. Mokeby Coon-"No one, 70 I'D
nn m, me- an every niegah dar pIa ';.s
l.s-iS, an II nebber come ou'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

Foreign papers say that about 49,
coo. 900 tacls. or SIS 1000. 900. has been col
lectcd i'm China for the celebration OF
the sixtieth anniversary Of the birth OF
the dowagcr empress Of that country.
This sum. however. is not considered
sufficient. and efforts will be made to
collect slo.0o0.Oo0 more. The celebra-
ton will bc one Of the most elaborate
ever held in the flowery kingdom. Tho
dowager empress is looked upon as the
cleverest woman in China. and the vir-
tual ruler Of the country. as her son
consults her upon every important qucs-
ton. lie makes stated pilgrimages to
tie castle in which she lives to discuss
public affairs with her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

"A new anthropcmetric test Of sen-
s.tiveness has been designed by DR.
Gallon. A band Of color. showing all
the sixty-fivc shades Of hlre. Is slowly
passed before the eyes. and the subject
makes a dot for every shade detected.
As far as experiments have proceeded,
only about twenty shades are general
liz discovered. In on ease. however, q
dyer detected about forty. Some Curl
GUS light will be thrown on different
colorcd eyes. and perhaps on the rcla'
tive scnsitiveness Of the sexes. by these
novel experiments. London Public
Opinion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-27

The discovcrcr Of bookbinders' glue
was one Phillatius. an Athcnian. lie
made the glue for fastening together
sheets 81 parchment. and so highly was
his Invention appreciated that the
Athcp ans erected . statue in his honor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-08

U. S. AS Coupons. .............'....,oo ,<
STATEs-Dull
RAILROADs-Firm.
SToCKs-Share speculation on the StocK
Exchange, opened up quite brisk this
morning and the trading was well dlstrio-
uted. The greatest business was done IN tue
Industrials, and of this group sugar was
most active, but the transactions therein
did not overshadow its sister stocks as III
the past two DAYS. Chicago Gas and Gener-
al Electric being as extensively tradeo ln'
AS the day advanced the deal,
iugs became less IN volume auu
toward the close the market became very
quiet. There were occasional PERIODS OF
weakness during the day, but tue preVdlI-
ing tone was firmness and the great ma
ioritv of the shares traded in snow ad-
vances on the dav ranging from 4 to Is,
Sugar and Northwestern being ABOUT the
only active shares which show decline
from the closing figures OF yesterday me
trading on foreign account was less tnau
Tor some DAYS past. Sales III, lS1 shares.
Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, S; Adams Express, l5O; Amer
lean Express ll2; Baltimore and ONO 90
Canada Pacific, CA Central Pacihc, 1874
Chesapeake Il Ohio, lTSI Chicago anuAlICei,
1879; Chicago, Burlington anu quincy, -
Chicago Gas, 7555; Delaware and HUDSON,
100; Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern, 1907; Denver and RIO Grande pre-
ferred. 80; Distillers and Cattle Feeders
Co., 26ZP; Erie, l4lt DO. preferred "a ;
Fort Wayne. l52; Illinois Cen Cen
tral. o.; General Electric, SIS;
Lake Shore, 49,; Michigan Central S024
Missouri Pacific, 2S34 National Cordage,
24s/: do. preferred, As; Norfolk and West
ern preferred, 2l4; Northern Pacific, 475;
do. preferred, 1917: Northwestern, 1924;
do. preferred, 143; New York central,
80: New York and New England, 81
Pacific Mail. l4]5; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 4; Pittsburg, $50; pullman
Palace, 1914; Reading, us; Rock Island,
60: St. Louis and San Francisco first pre-
ferred. -; St. Paul, 6lls; do preferred
uQii: Tennessee Coal ano Iron, l15s; Texas
Pacific. SJ5; Union Pacific, l5B; United
States Express, so; Western Union, e44
Wheeling and Lake Erie, ll56; 90. pre-
ferred, A ~
Mining Stocks-Band B., -; Cholor, 30;
Grown Point, 80; Consolidated California
and Virginia, go; Dsadwood, 80; Gould
and Curry, 50; Hale and Norcross, 90;
Homestake, 1850; Independence, - Mex
lean, so: North Star, -: Ontario, 200;
Opnir 23O; Plymouth, 20; Sierra Nevada,
20; Standard, $50; Union Con-. 80; 4ei-
low Jacket, So; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, 200; do preferred. 400; BulWer, 20.