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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-01

"Kid" Tarpev and Henry Smith, two
slterprising New York thieves. were
c1pper roof from an eleven-stor build
ing.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-01

Over 400 patents have been taken out
il England for the manufacture of paper,
and more than 500 in this country.
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What is to Be Done About 1t?

situation Little things Dig
things and little diseases old bad things
SLEEPLESSNESS INSOMNIA hesh
SEEPlESS PEOPLE condition disease
find Judgment the effects
phcad
attended the quicker
ALI, DISEASES DsORDERED STOMACH
and Lungs
RHEUMATISM SCROFULA, ECZEMA, AsTHMATIC, BRONCHIAL
hed blood
and healthy
disease will nothing medicine
sent the the trouble will and repair the
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Nemarkao,e case said TO Have Been
Developed in Texas.
New Orleans pirayuue
t,,.,a, t,..,.-.. H., ,,,
i'-i''1''i III Nharse blce re-
rates d most remarkable case occurring
In his department in West Texas recently.
nh. nostocsco o., ~. r, -
-" Pospo'Hee at iiohdo canyon ban
uefa county, was one morning found
broken open and loot ID of all its CON
tents Tho ,,,st,c,,,a d, - -.
"' t'''o'"ce Is mere rather
primitive anair conducted In a small
room. and having but little work to per-
form,
~ ~"
FROM inc bold character of the burglary.
however IL was concluded hv the ofn
cials mar n dnsro.,,a
''iN'"'1 W. VI ioe "c9 were
upoidtiS III the nelghborhood, ana that
the community should hunt them down at
al pains. Accordingly n lot of blood
hounds retained Tor such work were mn
on the tran Of tho parties no nad com
nltted the robbery ana posse of citi-
2ens followed them in hot pursuit Er
fore TIE dogs md uroceeded far hnt,
ever, they were given no end of :roub;a
in keeping the trail losing IL al every
persistent search SlTniisri, tbev oTte,,
lost it al trees ana he narty in each case s
concluded that they had freed their game,
only TO find. after the most paitstiikinp.
search, that the pursued nero not In the
tree, but had gone on tn, dogs finding
rhe trail at the case OF another tree whose
hOughs were ia reach OF those Of the tre.,
to which the dogs mad followed the trail
! This convinced the searching party that
they were in pursuit of most desperate
and experienced criminals and deepeued
their curiosity and earerness
Finally the dogs came 10 the mouth OF
a cave In the canon and it was evidenl
TO the party that they had at last fonnd
their game and that there was possibly a
fierce and unroenting nght on hand. In
siGed Of the expeYfted bood'hIrsty criai;,
Is and IA respectively br4ther and sister
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houston. SATURDAY. DEC. a.
TARIFF poLlcY-pEMocRAcY

The San Antonio Express says: The
Ernress vii take its satisfaction out of
having converted The Post from free
trade to an incidental protection jour
nal"
4 II seems very necessary to Instruct our
republican contemporary. as well as some
other opposition organs IN Texas, as TO
what the tariff doctrine, or policy. Of
the democratic party is and so The Post
prints TIN party declaration o. that
subject:
..lhe democracy pledges Itself TO purify
the administration ifLin corThpioh, 70 y
stQfe economy. TO slflte .r1Het. ipE Jaw,
and TO reQQcH taxation 10 tDt lowest unit
consistent with AAe regard 10 tie pi--
sert stiCu OF ine fam OF INC NlLon Go lts
creditors and pensioners. hnp"4ig IVA
w.D however. mat az station al.- clHS
the Operations or the peop.e shDuQ o.
cautions and conservative ln Inc MOI nJt
in advance OF pOpllc opinion, bat respoh-
rive 70 Is ocin1nd-i iHr 0e-tH -te-l- t.' ~
is pledged % revise tn- tar II ia Apllit %
fairness to all Interests. but. ~ u!an .is
reduction In taNes, it ~ not proposep I'd
jnjure any domestic Indus .res' bGg RI her
to promote tiseiI DealiHy gro" ~. isIn
The foundation Or tris government lax
collected az the custom pous- nave lt'h
the chief source Of FEDERAL reVcl le. Su-l
they must continue 20 te. More lNefs
many industries have come q reg up %
legislation Tot succt.Siul conan Aaltct. -
that any change Of Law must Re al every
step regardful OF the LABOR ana eap al
thus involved The process of the reform
must Be subject 81 ttie e1Dr4icu &c. -- =
plain dictate Of Jusiicf~-tA lhAhll fit..
-. limited to the requirements ~ ccpupn-
icai government The necessary reds. tiou
and taxation can ana must l- eal re
without eprivinE American labor n l.-
ability 70 eomnete successfuly ~ih for
eigU ia hur ana W. rIut aul .NE lower
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ALLEN G. THURMAN.


No democrsuc Paper ana eSF'''"' ""
southern neIhocraue pal'er' 'l" p"'S '''I
the DEAN OF NA'h u l. thurman "''n"l'
proper fFe'si''loN pl "i' s''' s'' gees
10 the afmotrAcy ana VIC NpulH zen
TON heeaeo STRONG ii4enua IN tAu eve
Graz cousre's'
iha aec'''H'' s'at al was ONE Oh
tne oea' pr'uu." w our Niii''''dn 'Fs'
'stis' Menl"AF ana u'o'aN' ne was
aiiAe sre"1 w "'s 'u"'-e c"'e,'-' ''' 'us
'Ae ne'''e s''i''' VI F1.-1s ''i'' ''"s
""e '''e' ''''" "'''' '''u'
oio. On us uutO,' VI wv 'r'''"' d1N
WIN 'he Hqua'''e' .''i'e'' u an P'nV
"a VpP'"e-'' as va 40 VI N's az ie''''
az was 'sa'ueu anu 'Ds' aH d Ju'4s' 81"
''Va' a''' 'p''sAS % l''N' re
""e'eN aN''-s ',N s'ea' u'" oi Nl'
ae",e p"i'o' 40 men pee'-a P'I'np "leh
A,,r I'-'' "nu "",' NN'
w.
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aa.'.,ain ~. f'r''''' ''--', as
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IS 49,, - -''-'e VI '"H p'i"''t'''
xas a. te' 49, "He'"'' az
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4, vac ""' '"h "H'
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HITS AND MISSES

RumOrs OF war arc horne on every
breeze and The slightest diplomatic error
may al once put the death-dea;ine en-
Eines VI destruction TO vomiting dyna-
mitr. electricity and fire In half dozen
different sections Of tho world Ell
Cafnno Herald.
Christmas Is coming let the boys shoot
their fireworks II II AuuseF them.
Throat trouble Il doing great damage
IN TINS country. II nffli0fH scores even
In local option towna-Texas Farmer
Preachers prize fighters, congressman.
iecturers-all are engaged in spreading It..
TIE howl against Mr.. Bayari but proves
that diplomacy has been reduced TO Il
farct.-Ennis Meteor.
In order that congress might have q
chance 10 appear In the cast.
il tho men win lust let boomers alone
the women Will soon do the same. Rock
dale Messenger.
Get away there now. will you,
II makes all the difference in the world
VINO says a thing, WaAahachie Light.
When the drinks are proposed In q
large crowd.
30 w. d. Howells is tho presidents
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

| Major Alexander Mcdowell, the new
! clerk OF the house of representatives. has
! been In turn printer, editor aud soldier
Pa.
Or. Plcda, the Swiss minister 10 the
tu-ted state, intends soon to visit st
PAU. ami the 5lV odd Swiss-Anerican resi-
dents of the city are preparing TO give
HIN an enthusiastic welcome.
Mrs. Amelia Darwin, aged Jos years.
died al Black River Falls, Wis. las, week.
she had Hved In that vicinity FOR about
v eli authenticated Her husband VINO
survives her. is reputed to be le7 years
The young ezaFina declines to smoke
Ike the majority OF ladies' IN Russia. Sh.
has reQues cd her ladies In waiting not 10
come near htr " there j. the favor OF
tobacco about their clothes. Most OF the
grand duchesses Of Russia smoke.
Captain Alfred Sanford % years OLD
who has tust been sent 20 the ST. Lculs
pocrhouse. was the friend and playmate
% General Grant ara wien, the later
Leca;1e president he made hts Old time
tiiend surveyor of the port OF New Or
leans.
iord Beaconsfelds brother stili sur
wives. a kindly old gentleman, who was
lords. After retiring from his clofkship,
Ralph Disracli was for a time IN constant
attendance In thu lobby Of the house OF
commons
Viscoun, Robert 1or,era de Lafare an
nounces IN Paris that he win soon begin
the publication OF "a newspaper to which
number Of spirits viii contrputN Among
the Contributors he mentions Dante, SPIN
0sa, Auggs,e Comte, Hypaua, Marucs Au-
relus and ST. Cecilia.
Mr. John ". Mackay. the millionaire.
cln.'ns that ne can run, jump or hon
against Hry other millionaire iu the Cuitrd
states. is however, we'll known that In
his early Days when he was engaged rs
miner Mr. Mackay wds noted for fls
athletic performances.
Ward Leonard. of Vncennes. Ind 80
ye1rs old. was drowned In the Wsbash
r1e q few days aeo. and the fact "a re-
called that all hi- famiiy-his mother and
father, two brothers ANA a sisttr--met
death In the same way, being crowned
IN The ono river, at different umcs, dur
ING the last thirty years
Mrs. a. ". FITS er has been elected Dee
ah, or Mother OF the ludldos, on the Fort
Han reservation. She - said TO be fle
e.. oud woman IN the United states to re-
eclNe his recognition. the other being Mrs
Hdtria. NJ COM rrsr OF New York. who
was clectoo hY tine SIX Nations On Tho In
aian Territory 10 bc Mother of a.l the
Tribes.
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York, December 1l.-There as many
different etyles Of women Us there nr1
distinct communities in the metropolis
The woman of down town is the tyne.
writer girl, or the neatly dressed daugh-
ter Of the ianitor in big office building
The Bowery has its own type. East -Four
teenth street has its gay moths Of the
concert halls. with costumes savoring OF
tho youbrette CT the chorus girl. while
west Fourteenth has day thrunc OF
snopr"r' rom tie suburban towns 'Sroad.
way women on an afternoon are of the
gay Woflt OF fashion and stage beauty;
~ me evening, usually. OF the half world.
ruth avenue gazes on the fatrt st SHOW
OF wealth aud beauty, while Sixth avenue
and West Twenty third street have their
daytime masses Of busy shoppers. Timer
Third avenue or YorkVillc, has it's dark
eyed beauties, largely of Hebrew origin.
inc upper West Side has its stylish. col
lese-bred girls
The great Hebrew fair has for its main
object the Americanlzing of the 10000 Rus
slams and Poles on the East Side. Since
early spring more than 1000 earnest work
ers, have been preparing for the event.
and the fair promises 10 be enc Of H.,
grandest spectaclcs the city has seen. Tho
cultured Hebrews who have CHARGE Of me
talr are mpkine brave effort to wipe on
~ least one OF the exclusively foreien sol
Elements IN New York in the only nos ohio
waN-ihe educational way.
inv op''a continues TO he the great at
/ traction almost every night In the week.
Even on saturday. which Is iaown rs
poor relations nipht.' Tho L.,,s a.,
s'Alls are well oil ID. and there is offer a
box ANN ,r tc' on men IN the omnibus
( play. No yawninE pans apnetr o ~.
! tie stalls or boxes ''' '''
AS Mrs Leslie Carter came out Of a
,,,.,,,. Wy sVo'S store at dusk the
| u'hef daY' a well dressed man stepleI
/ up TO her. timed his hnt and s,l,,. ~,
he allowed to Wink Win ' Wv, q, - NAV
my good man" replied Mrs Cnrter ,J,1l,S'
| think We win ind a poncemnn"'"" Ih l,1o
m mf men, hreq 10 eN,rVise al their presence
nowadays. thanks S' TO !" oy te lTitl.sht here
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New York December l2-Tho nrst an-
rusl m,ruas 90 uo order OF Foreign
Wars of tAe United States New YORK
commaudcty was held las, night IN the
brryprt house. Tho society Wua orEdu-
Yea H b,oeu,bot lfsi Ino condition ol
JdMi' sion b. DESCENT ny male Aue, from
an cfH.er iG the rrvcluuou, the war 60
Isle t'c war ~ The 3aruury states ana
tHe Mexican war. Among rh- mCmhors
900 DX-FGv-uleut Harrison, Roar Admlr1i
bancroft Ghelrlt and Ex-Governor NJ.
20. Buckley OF Connecticut, Two other
iu'uhrrs Arc Ensign pcyer T. cree "a 81
Lieutenant Michael Moore. both veterans
Ut NE war 81 1872. Ensign Plorce Is JON
NtHrs cd. They are said TO be tho only
living officers al that war David BANKS
Was elected commander at last night 5
meeting, Tho c.rCti1G Of officers was
lolluNol by n r-cNpiloA and hunncr.
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THE WOOL GROWERS DEMANDS

The Wool Growers association has met
in Washington aud lad its plans for a
systematic appeal to congress for the
Restoration oil the Mckinney schedules on
its product. No class Of people in the
country are 80 persistent or loud in their
demands for protection as these same
wool growers.
ihe history of the past few months
under the Wilson bill has disclosed some
Interesting facts in connection with this
wool-growing and wool-Importing bust
ness So long as the wool producers
we're protested, II seems, from latter day
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JUDGE NuQMNT,s coNn1r1oN

Fort Worth, Texas, December 10 Judge
Thomas L. Nugent lies at the point oil
leath at his home in this city. He has
'een unconscious since o'clock this at
ternoon, ana his death is now momentum
expected. His family are all gathered
bout his bedride. He has suffered from
ilaeetes a long time, but not untl the
lose Of last week was It recognized that
the end was so near
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UrAVy rlnr LOssrs

Omaha, Nth, To-. ril',, ;, \ Yery dis
aftrour nre Is freitE In the Council Bluffs
elevator ana Wholesale district Appeals
hay. been uade ar aid from Omaha, The
dnuitg, already exceeds htlf nilllon.
ploto control. Losses Dcere-N clls lmrlc-
'ni company, all implcmcntH aud build
inRs. covciing half a bio X i2ll ~. Shu-
CART, Matte g. Wris implement company.
NuN ~. Fmpkle s Sucrgrt hardware,
100000. Iowa Barbed Wire Fence com
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ance of his post, to the intense annoyance
of the large number OF Celic patrons OF
the bank. A coiored lady. loaded with furs
and diamonds and accompanied by her
maid occupied a box In a music hall the
other day. Some wealthy colored families
here engage white help. In the game OF
dollar chasing the colored brother Is quite
an expert II he only gets fair show
Said Richard Mansfield the other day:
Before / was taken Ill l came to the
conclusion there were too many theaters
in New York, and you can Judge OF my
surprise when ] recovered to find that Il
mau named Hammers elm mad built a
whole row of theatcrs along broadway
And, no doubt, what surprises Richard
most of all Is the fact that the man named
Hammerstein is making his row OF thea
tiers pay.
The trolley and other improvements and
developments of communication around
the city have caused a distinct oversupply
of suburban lots. They have made avail
able for residence purposes, within rea-
sonauie time distance of the great center
enough residential sites to accommodate
the entire population OF the city and those
of London and Paris besides.
St. Patrlcks cathedral, on Fifth ave
nue.. will accommodate 1000 people. count
ng In the standing room II Is "a structure
that tourists should not overlook while
taking in the sights of the town.
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rIlREW A RAp zoo.

New York. December ls--Lou.s silver
man last night threw bad esq at Herr
Ahlwardt while the latter was leCturing
In Cooper Union. He was arraigned "a
court today ana he'd for trial In 5000 bail
Herr Ahlwardt wac not IN court, but
vas represented by counsel
Sllvcrman 10 an assistant 81 CITY Mar
shall Gross Of the Fifth district
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TEXAS PENSIONERS.

Original Widows, etc.--Mlnor OF Charles
IL. Harvey, sherman, GreNson county.
MfAican Wrr Widow Martha Al Brook.
81 Ire. weaver. HOPKINS county. Dolores
NCampbell Brownsville, Cameron county.
WIDOW Indian Wars Belinda Ann Du-
her, Gienfawn. Rusk county.
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Shackelford.. ....... .......... ...........
Shelby. .'..''''''' ''.''.'.'.. ''''''''''
Sherman. ....... .....'.''.. ..'''.' .'.''''
Smith. .........., .......... .'''...' ..''
Somervell.. ... go.
Stonewall.. ......... .......,.....' .'..'.''.
starr. ....'......'.'...'.. ..'''''''' 1900
stephens .......''...'. ....''''''. .'''''''''
StcrllnS..... ...s..'....... '.'''''.'' 1000
SWisher.. .,........... .'... .'''''. ''''''''. :,
Tarrant.. ...,.... .'...... ........'. .''''''l,
Taylor. ..'.'.'..'.'. '.'..'' ''''. .'''''''
Iefry.' 49,. s.'s'...s. .''.'.'''' ''''''''
Throckmorton.. ................. ..........
Titus ......''..s.'. '.'''..'.'.' .s.''..' ''''
Tom Green, ......... .,.... 80. ...,.'.''.
Travis. ..,..,..... ......,..,., ...'..,,. III
TRINITY ..s. '..ss.'''''s. '..'s.''.... '.''''s
Tyler ............ ............ ....... .......
lpshufs... 900 - '''.''.--' '..'. 80 ''''''
Upton. .,.,'..'.'... ..''''.s.''' '..''' ''''
INalde. 90. ...... ......., ....... s.''.''..'
Val Verde. .....'..e. .''...'' .',s.''' see
Van Hpndt.. ........ ....'... ....-''. ''''''
Victoria .......... .,....... '..,.'. ..'''.'''
Walker. ........ ........... ...,''... .'''.'
w alltr ..,.s.... ........'.. .......s ....s..'
Nard ....'.''''' '.''''''''. ''''.' ''''''''
Wa hington.. .,....... ......... ......''..'
WEBB. .,.'.'..''..'. .s....'.'.. .''''' '''''
wharton. .......... ....,......,. ....,...,
w nctler.. ........s.ss.. .ss.s'.'s .'.''
Mlchlta., .-'.'''''. '''''.''.'' ''''.''' -
w ma GER '.''. '..'' '.'.'' ''''.''' 49,
Williamson .''..'.''' .''..... '''''''' ''''
Wllson... ..... .......a.. ......,. ........
-
Wise. ......... ........ .,...... .... ....,.
Wood. ....... ..,........ ,..,...., .........
y oakum.. g. .....,,.... .....,..,.. ........
Young, .........,. 900. ........ ........
ZapAta.. ........... ......,..... 900. .,..,
Iavalla .....,.... ,,..,.... ..,... ..'' 900.
=
Total. ........... ....... ...,.....,..... ~
.rnd,r the majority rule 1t Will take o4'
votes to nominate. Taking Dallas for tn'
center OF circle with radius OF q
hundred miles II will he found tina, with
Ia Its circumference are included uit
counties Of lalo Pinto. Jack. Montague
Cooke. Grays9n. Fannin. Lamar, Del "a
Hopkins, Franklin, Wood, Smith. Nnder
son, Freestone, Lines zone, MCLenndu
bosquc. Erath Wise, Parker lIood. Som
I ervcll, Tarrant, Johnson. I'M Ellis. Ma
Narro. Henderson Van Xanit. Rains
kaufman, hunt Rociiwall Collin, Dallas
Denton and Wise, with total of 2I3 vot %
or only seveuty-two woes less than a ma
lorty, which could easily be obtlineC
from Rcd River, Bowie. Cass, Marion
Harrison. Grlgg. pshui Tlus. Cam
| Norris. Pamela, and counties north o
Montague on the Fort Worth and Dea
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poet laureate. Everyone knows the ex-
ccutlve's tester but how many of our
readers can name his cup bearer.--Lareio
News.
For a guess-SAndow.
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prllGINIIS NVN

prvrva1. At m, r.
Rn-k. r.vos r''e' r, pss,rch NJ ~. :, !.
Meeting at the Ban.I crsav III. u
y T. " McKniast.so q asseeistios y d 4. 4
% lns M MN Sf Interest u ! s''''
in the meeting -r,,v RisHv I
RECEPTION TO I,,,, rne u n n 4
victoria, Texas. = yis!tts.., 'i ~
$ a s. q ss$S;s.. 5ii, !. IS
vii Viii be give, hin 1l%s,ep pttion vii :
AZ the opera house
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lloov many ducks were kiaea Mr.. pene-


-
fellow has heer sentenced i1 Town
p'0l' III
+ a. '
te' 'Ao oi vac N''''i' 'i''l''' upon "
steal its livery 90 serve the deyl and
themselves SO, the country aad the pro-
fesrion would have great reason 10 re-
''.- ---------
u no" reads MlI.'o's t2r tnpute' but
h"' one cent for ae'of'se'
r, s.,,,-- p-c,-~ -T-,,i4 49,. ...,,,.
warmed "p IN h.s effort 20 better reSpia'e
ia" oonanei OF consT' siona' funerals
ihere Us danger Of h's 'a!HnE me senate
In spite or his rood Intentions.
----------
'o.rArl lnfeiN7i hcHiate' 10 recognize
the be'.igerencJ OF tn" salvation Army
The German n mister Of war has in-
t'mafra mat 10 case th3 armN is OPP
pealed TO- 80" SOCIALISTS VIII be given
them VIII O-d ahsolutc cquali,y-ln ,ai.
-------------
Maher AID Fl,zsiin'nona have s'en'a
articles, but persist IN afhictng us with
-
The sultan has again Fiven "oeep
/ oFersr' 70 tho powers AnyoodY wiz Re
sultan has Inundated then, awhile longer.
-
Al the worlds stage and tho juries
are merely underBuldies for the Sunday
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| developments. they were content TO fur
nish both an inadequate supply and Ill
| unimprovei article Of wool. The result
was that the millions were put under an
extra tribute to a comparatively small
class for shoddy article OF clothing.
Now the manufacturers are able to pur-
chase fine English ana Argentine woods
which they use in making a liner article
of clothing for the masses at the same
Irices prevailing before for the shoidy
and the shojdy is sold at greatly reduced
prices. Every man who buys wooden
goods knows that they are cheaper nov
than they have ever been. Why should
the sxty-nine millions Of citizens ont Of
seventy millions IN the country. continue
TO pay SO for a shoddy suit when
good one can be made and bought fot
Sl0Y The wool growers answer. 70 pro.
tect the remaining million, possibly, in
maintaining their Indifferent herds OF
sAeer.
This logic viii not be calculated to i'm
press the sixty-nue millions. Free wool
enables the manufacturer here to give us
letter cloth at less price and the opera
tons of The Wilson bill have been dem
ousiiaiing this fact. The refuge for the
American wool grower is 10 grow finer
wool. With our variety OF climate, cur
cheap lads, our vast pastures.
j, is useless TO say that We
can not grow as fine wool AS
there is in the world and as cheaply.
i qat American mann fnrfurers yr1l MT
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


New York, December B.-Tndustrals
practically constituted today's stock mar
ket and irregulariy in the movements
was quite feature The entire deal
ings aggregated only 10000 shares. Gov
erins Of shorts was the chief stimulus TO
the speculation The initial prices were
Irregular on a Hight volume OF business
declining tendency soon developed and
material losses occurred in several in
stances Baltimore and Ohio. was again
ccnspicuously weak, cropping "a rer cent
on solllns for both account The con-
census of opinion IN conservative circles
Is iNat in view of the persistent and
Singilarly definite attacks upon the
crecAt OF the company, the management
should be content with the general vague
cena g. In the general mark I u firmer
tone became evident before the
tho end OF the first hour ani a strong
rally started under the leadership or
preferr SIS both retainns The I'M I'M
prnvemcnt to the close. The strength in
tte stocks named inspired sympathet c
ing to . per cent In tobacco. Covering
1N helated shorts In Manhattan result ed
meni gan 35 ~ per fsnt The move
confined 10 fractional limits.
org Island Traction moved up 2Is per
cent on the reoort Of the purchase ~ the
lropcrtY a. foreclosure sale by the re-
! organic ton committee. Buying set down
10 Boston accounts caused a rise in that
STOCK OF 8 per cent. On the other hand
q veland, Lorraine and Wheeiirg attract
cd attention by a break OF 3ie per cont
aid latter rally OF nearly as much. The
movements were unexplained Consoli-
dated Gas sold up 2bs per cent to i6is,
TIE best price OF the wear on the re-,
itera ed rumors of consultations
stock dividends etc The final price
however showed only fractional i'm
rrovf ment over Yesterday. The market
closed moderately active and strong in
tone and a general gain. The market for
raj way and miscellaneous ruled firm
81 439 ono
Among the changes were ST. Louis ard
san Francisco fours advancing 2iS Wa
n'n firs's 2 PEI. cen ani Union Pacific
sinking fund elghts IL per cent.
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nostin powers OF the late Mr. James Mon.
roe by administering his doctrine In
HOMEOPATHIC doses