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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-05
BABIES AND MONKEYS.
Science Declares There Are Strange Re-
semb1nnceS Retweed Them.

Science has been much interested OF late
In making comparisons between monkeys
ana babies. To begin with, q young mon
key IL much more like q human infant
than the fuIl-grown monkey is like an
adult man. There are many striking rc-
semblances between these two. For ex-
ample, baby's foot Is 50 formed "a 20
Indicate the tree-cl.mting habit The joint
OF the ankle - 80 arranged tina. the foos
can Be turned inward, invertinx the sole
In climbing. Of course, the sole mus, 10
turned inward IN order TO grasp. Occa-
siorsIly this structural phase persists In
adults I. !s found III japanese rope-ian,-
ers. who Go not operate like ocr rope
walkers. but grasp the rope between tho
Dix toe and tire other toes. like q climbing
ape
Recent writer's on this subject have
spoken OF the wonderful way In which
young babies are able 10 hang from sticks
supporting their own weight for a long
time last as monkeys DO IN trees. They
can also pick up things. such IS a ball or
spool with their feet. almost as readily
az with their hands. The Australian ma
tiye--one OF the most primitive OF human
beings. who climbs IS an ape does-like-
wise possesses this peculiar accomplish
nent- In the hand OF human being ths
exper. In the pseudo-ssisnce OF painissry
finds tines which In MS notion possess
merely the lines Of action 90 groups ..
muscles. In the foot are found similar
groups OF lines These groups In the baby
correspond 20 the srax2ing muscles Of the
ape.
Like . monkey. the baby has cverjong
arms and cvsrshc-t iega The b-g toe Is
almost rs independent IN rs movements
as thar OF the ape The notion by ira
way that apes-known In the old scsen-
tsec classification as ''quadramana"-ars
four handed is q great mistake. No ami
NAL has four hands. On THE other hand.
no animal, property speaking. has four
feet and the term 'ouadruped' n mis-
ncmer. The forefeet OF the horse are not
Ike the hind feet. and the same Is true
OF the OK. the sheep and the goat The
physiological iskenesse~ already referred
to seem 10 indicate almost Enthusiastically
that early man lived. like tsss modern
orang-ousang. In trees Il IL noticed that
the brains Of unborn human beings are
exactly Hike those OF monkeys A. for
missing Inks" there are plenty OF them
70 he found Ia the worid-hum2n beings
20 low down al TO se apes 70 all tnsents
aud purposes. h2vsn8 10 srttcziaIs speech.
no hxns1astcEs. no laws. no industries ard
10 kEox.seSs sge2 q he uss o< IRE. 1As
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


London. Nov. L-Silver. = iSisd. Con-
suis, Loo S-t6
The election Of Mckinley to ths presi-
dency of the United States rad q marked
effect upon American securities here.
Hiisfness on the stock exchange opened
with q rush to buy. Milwaukee and Louis
vlleS led an advance OF the entire list.
with advances OF s. TO 81. which sent
brokers dying hasiess IN every direction
TO Join In q wild hubbuo inside. while IN
the streets customers were coming Up b.
dozens. According to the general expres-
sion tho election will result In . rapid
dsm:nufion Of gold Withdrawals for the
United States. and there Is no doubt that
McKinley's victory Is favorabiy accepted
on the stock exchange throughout. Con-
soils opened = higher than yesterday.
Business at the Baltic closed firm IT 81
to IL higher than yesterday. A cargo OF
No Northern spring wheat. November
and December delivery. soid'at SIS. Two
cargoes OF AxofY and Black Sea wheat sold
at s2s ID and as Sd respectively. Thirty
five shsdines was kidding for prompt
Wak1a Walla- Another cargo of California
afioat sold for Sos Cd.
The Paris, Berlin. Vienna and Frankfort
stock exchanges were IN excellent tone
and active today in consequence OF the re-
suit Of thu election in the Unired States
and tire dealings IN American securities
showed advances.
A leasling English stock broker sad:
''McKirlieys election helped the whole
market"
Large buying orders from New York
were sent efter the result Of the election
was known In the United States
New York, Nov. THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: Short
ers' court this evening presents an ami
mated scene, such as has not been seen
for years past. and though prices are clos
ing about - under the best. dealers remain
cheerfully confident OF further rise.
THE money market, while immensely re-
lieved by the result OF the elections, re-
CARDS the matter In a calrner. broader ana
more philosophical light. II has certainly
not made money rates easier. The result
OF my inquiries Is that the Bank OF Eng
land appears 20 be taking the view that
more gold will so to America for new
wheat
II cannot state this a. an admission from
them. but you may take 1t as 50. II In said.
however. that American bankers have
been holding q mass Of sterling bills which
have yet to come forward here. Against
al things. Il Is, OF course, urged that gold
may dow I'm favor of England. as . result
OF o smart revival Of American imports
from this country
paris settlement 10 passing of sat:sfaa-
factorily. The tone is weak therA
Berlin market was steady"
BreadstuRs and Grains.
Liverpool, Nov. l-Wheat-Spot. arm;
demand. poor: Ne. 2 red spring. IS eisd. No.
! California, Is 50. Futures closed firm,
with near positions I'd higher 20 ia low
er, ard distant positions I'D higher: bust
ness about equally distributed: November.
IS gid: December. 6s S4d.
Corn-Spos. nrm: American mixed. new.
Sc s:.d: November. s. ID; December. D
SID.
Elour-DuiL
Hope.
Hops-At london. Pacific coast. - 81.
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lnfss,.asfos for Mars.ers-


The branch photographic Office. customs
house. Port Townsend, Wash, Will fur
nish on application. free OF charge, fun
information regarding the following no.
tees 10 mariners:
Alaska. Cook inlet. Tnrnagain bay, gen.
eraf info rna ton.
Arctic ocean. Russian Lapland. Ribacht
peninsula. lghss on Cape Nametski aud
Azores. San Miguel island. PoIn, Arnsl
Hight regular. Ponta Delgaca. general IN
Baltic sea. Gotland. Farosund light.
gresn sectors added.
Baltic sea. Russia. Windau. bell buoy
Florida. west coast Apalachlcois bay.
BuIkhead cut. intended range lights
Florida. vest coast. Cedar Keys new
heaccns and intended lights.
Florida, west coast St George sound.
Few heacons and intended lights
Italy. laramie harbor. Tarantola shoal.
beacon re-erected. buoy discontinued.
louisiana. Chandelier islands. intend
I'd exhibition OF a new permanent light
Maine. Perooscot bay. Negro island ana
Grindsl point light stations. fog signals
Maryland. Chesapeake bay, Patuxent
river entrance, intended light on Cedar
New Jersey. Delaware river. Salem cove.
North sea. Belgium. West Hinder. Wan
dsiaar and Wislingen iigntvesseis. altera-
North sea. Germany. Jade river. altera-
ton In No. { buoy.
Norway, northwest coast, new lights.
Norway. west coast. new lights
Red sea, Perrin island. temporary alter
alton In character OF Obstruction point
light
Sweden. gulf of Bo.hnia, North Quar-
kan. alteration In character OF Holno-
gadd light.
Sweden, gulf OF Bothnia. Storjungfrun
auxiliary light arc of visibility increased.
west coast. new leading light at krak-
sundsgap.
Virginia. Axsateague island, intended
light on Fishing point
Virginia, Chesapeake bay entrance, Cape
Charles ughtvessel temporarily with
drawn
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sns TIC. An crtssae markets rel. he en-
sa1ssas<n O. tie moment. and started OF
VITA al upward turn Advance cables said
saas California wheat had arrived as Cal
sEsta- and atdsd that f.aua 20 bushels had
been taken AZ San Francisco for Indian
account But On the advance. selling
IoieKly assumed enormous proportions.
.aAs part Of tie crowd that had gene home
.onx Monday, corE5ent that me election
s'ns would - satisfactory. sold aezv-
y. and took profits at the advance New
LosA was the heaviest seller. and ether
Mrss commercial houses had selling or
go Esss- and others Of the bull clique
80. though this was doubtful But
eHsfs were enough for sale 10 start the
markef- sharp breaks Of "a In Liverpool
oslcre noon. equal 70 ssc per bushei ac-
ssae1ated the decisnsl During the last
0ou1 me MARKET had . sharp squirt, and
soao % the highest price % the day. This
~ oue 70 tAe much smaller increase In
streets. than The trade hsd expected. il
oein. only 21e.ooo eushsiA December re-
ee.ed TO Hssc. sui there Vas sufnc4ens
ssEne to cause decline % s1a3o oefors
the close.
Corn was quiet and hept within . HAr-
rev margin Liverpool prices showed =
SUBSTANTIAL advance. and this. with the
strength In wheat. carried corn ssrong
es~@e<o<<A0
reaction
Oass followed much ne saus pasA -
corn
Provissons were dl,i after TIE ARA ssw
minutes trading. Opening prices we're
dera
Live Stock.
sales u native beef steers. q so0a - for
common TO tafr up 30 toss for prime 10
fancy cattle. with sales largely At S2S3
Ass: ssokers and feeders, ss5eGa7a; cows
and hesfers. N-s9aSo: bulls. u.ssdas:
Westerns. steady. heifsrs. cows and steers
selling largely at E.532Nl
Hogs-Sales dragged At Ss.in2am for
common to fancy. packers selling 1t 8. es
As
Inferior sheep sold a. dassI,U: sales
were al the way Up to s2E<ls 10 for tho
better class OF western sheep, feeders ss.,-
Ing freely around $2.sQs 81: choice 70
prime nat.vs sheep. 3tngs 20; lambs, $50
AS.
Receipts-castlA n.sos, hogs. s,me:
sheep. U.aQ.
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soosreasury applications we-e rejected
1922 subject 70 delay fer examination
80 Ee.crn oS receipts. IL being stated
- enlifs clerical force az the establish
80 80 a. taxed 70 their ufrac<. IN count
- asAVy denominations Of silver. Final
- tee goao was turned ever 70 the banks
- e1sl1gs institutions. and some q the
TANKS tnas are understood TO be short OF
caxseAeJ VIII, Il Is stated. pay their bal
- y TIE Clearing house temporarily In
Money wss Ass..ncs.y easier. xArrs
1.Isecloas were made On cai. ard sic
49, vas Quickly forced down from Ia per
-, Ce szlsaal 1gv-e, 20 per cesz.- and
1AAy 20 per cent. closing OF 1t THAI
1loA ssrngency IN tina money also dis
sppeared and I'll baxrvwesv on good coli
s LEI vSrs accommodated 81 per cent
ron III periods from rASrsy days - enc
year. The inquiry for furds was not
psesssng A ecrresatsve removal of ressrsc-
1Ons 70 the mercantile market was also
uoseo. ana zhe demand for choice paper
80 "a sxcas Of supply. Rates were low
e1e0 % W Per cent 4 fairy good buxt-
oess wAs reported ~ the lower nxura
skser certificates were conspicuous b.
: e asesns o. - Per cent. 70 sss.c. 10 the
easiy oeasingA Subsequently. with liberal
purchases. rally ensued Co S45sc. The
oosAs frans4cttons were yln 90
Asfcs from Sugar. which came drue Ia
posHs os activity and scored the extreme
aosxncs OF per cent In the active 3Se
tne sndustrtalo were oysrshadowed IN ex-
tent OF trading By railway shares
railway bonds made substantial Ha.ns
VITA ne international Issues the last
named. tho more prominent Tas saies az
grsgstsd 32.1so.eo
oovesumeuss were huoyAut ana moved
UP 442 per cent. The transactions footed
up SIS. 700
Wheat opened with considerable excite
ment attending . ne advance IN prices
since Monday night. The sharp rise was
"a part due 70 buids4a sentiment created
oy election results. After reaching $40
december gradually began TO mark OF
Until u touched Sic. from which II raj
sied Sharply. only 10 fall hack TO ssi<c a.
tns chose. On the advance, however
oeasy un.oeding of long wheat was a feat
ure- Cables at drst stimulated the bull
iees.ng here by showing an advance of
PIC Ance Monday. but later foreign news
from Liverpool was diaappointsng Except
right ef me opening and close, speculation
was rather sack. the total transactions
footing UP s.s35. 900 bushels Foreign
oouses cold ~ the opening. Final prices
showed tis0iHo net advance.
Money and Exchange.
Money on can easy at ss1ala per cent:
last loan Z. closed Si-0t per cent; prime
mercantile paper. SQ7 per cent. sterling
exchange hrmer. with actual business In
bankers bills at SlA for demand and s4a
Tor sixty days; posted rates. $ANi-d4.0
and 4s+4fss: commercial bills. s. 7ss.: bar
saSer' S4lsc, SILVER certificates. sE1SSsc.
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CHICAGO Markets


Chicago New 1.-TWO factors were sn-
euentiai in causing the strength WITH
which wheat started One was Ire result
Of the election. Which was very satfsfac-
to-v 20 the traders boom. bEi; there was
vary much legitimate encouragement In
shs fact that the early Liverpool cables
snoxed an advance there since Monday
Of over Sc per hushel. The continental
snarkaxa wers also higher December.
which closed 80 &c Monday Afternoon,
could not be bought at the start sor less
thzn nc. and sellers were aba % obtain
-zS-c in two or three Instances Ia Svs
minutes i, was down 10 ss1@c and Inside
O. another Ige4y minutes ~ USS sssSS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-05

Siberia II OUTLYING its reputation ard
becoming . land or p-om.fs. The opening
OF tie new Russian railroad has caused
rush OF peasants from Russia 10 take up
ths cheaper Siberian lands. and wEscis VIE
lagos In Russia are being lefS without In
hab.santA 30 far this year I<s,aeS peas
ants have ern.grase6. and At oxs time fss9
were encaEped =. one place awaiting
transportation. IL 10 reported that shs
government Viii step bzassh.ng criminals
to Siberia ard use only The island Of sag
halAn and sne northern districts for the
purpose cf prison.
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Transactions eSses Jaasasv 49,
Tor Yssessasy.

Transactions sSsss January , 49,
fes Yesterday.
Real estate trsnenefis.s - sas. 49,
1. isss. ara um.sese- Thsse wsfs nlsd
for record Yesterday 1ssdA ag4rssatins
The Daily Bullssa Nen = oceidasai
-, = rvpadsy 1t IN. 10 Annie p.
Hoisrook' 81 ~ .nd NJ .. ana q So = -
sec 4 ~ .s.,cm % EIixabsfh A. Barton.
lots d 10 q block i Emsrsid Park. Aug
- rs =. = xe1seeg et ux- 20 Martin
rxanss -. snd d block - Salmon Bay
Psrn ADA sss,,s~s. a nx. q Hiram n.
pssa. '1 ,os, 8 ana { biock :. "A Motor Lire
ADJ oct = 80. - M. to william Mini.
can. ios. - ~ = S..s:,. D en-.
,o.. ! 80 bsoek r. Commerc1ai stress
add, Oct !. ia - Sr~-
I. = f - 4 bIock q HsSS1coS
Hsights ADD O.. . -.
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Total Sales.

Total Gales Of stocks today were ssl.TA
shares. Including: American Tooacco. 81
90; American Sugar. $3.50: Burlington.
4. so: Chicago Gas, a. so: c. c. and St L..
500: Chesapeake and Ohio $3.50: Erie. -
tcc: General Electric. e.eoo: L. ard N. a.
TO; Manhattan. $500: Missouri Pacific. 81
600: Northwestern. $50: Northern Pacific.
Z $40. Psr,sc Mai. 40: Reading. 81, oo:
Rock Island. 1890. 81 Paul. eco: Ten
nessee Coal. is 20: Union Pacific, T.eco:
wabash, 7.3p: Western Union. $500.
Wheeling q Lake Erie. $3.50: southern
Railroad. s. 800; DO preferred. 1851: United
States Corcage. $500: silver certificates.
S1ec 90.
Frour-4ecespts. ~ go: exports. sso bar
rels: winter patents. AS9AW' do
ssraishts. AAIsD45; M'nnescsa patents.
AA1s4s1.
whea.-rec-sr.s. S. no. exports. BE no
bushels. spo. firuncr: No. , red. Gs1c: No.
hard. SO Options opened strong and de-
c,des,y higher on suiiish cables ard the
result OF the election. ruled quiet within
narrow rang. Al day, but fnally broke
eharpfv under heavy realizing and disap-
pointing late reports. closing unsettled at
lisdi&c ne. advance: No. = red Noweri-
Der closed a; Esc: December. S3sssfe,
closed 1t s1Sc-
Petroleum
Pet-oisu-r--Quiet: United closed It c-i7.
Metals.
rAst-Fsrm.
T4n-Ff-m. Straits s.35e: plates. eut..
epe,ter-Ffrm: domestic. g S@g5 EiA
Copccr-Ft-.n.
Coffee.
Cone~-Opttons closed barely steady. "a
ais points ret advance: December. fe-16c.
March. 10 toc Spot co1ee. Rio quiet
sugar.
Eugar-Raw firm: refined auis<-
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THE DUDE OF MEDORA.


49, xsek cAaraetep we n
Essszfy ~ Hsme On = North D.
sa kaAeA-A Naillienaire WAe -
ne . usesul Ltfs-ne Has
stress csavistisas. S~t n xst =
cranA
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M GARLAND AND EvANGEI.
I'll and Townsend-Neah BAY routA
G1NP Garland leaves Yeslsv hock Nom
- Wednesdays ana pr1dAys IT Z q u.
r Nh ToW nsend. Port Williams, Dam
- Pm AnRelea. Port CPesseut. tSefsvs-
Ut1rline arrives a. Seattle 3 D. N. on
mDoo1lo days. Steamer Evangel leaves
XGnne dock for Port Townsend, Port An
- ana Victoria MondayA. Wednesdays
~ pridays at $40 2. ~: arrives Seattle
Gne1nte days - .. a.
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TINE SCHEDULE
II effect June "A. fxsA
>sAsNe LEAVE SEATTLE
~ 3 faua ard East. $50 n a,
=. seekans ana Local. $40 . a aad
!. "a
resrtlArd go a. -. and s.E .. -
nj uvnnA. Gray's Hagees ana esasA
50 esseonass. .;e .. "A.
tsss - s9na. &c. s:Is AMI q -. ia
H ~ AnRIvE AT SEATTLE
~. g Fani ani East. go q -
eMn seskAss asa LEGAL. $50 = N anA
- fssslase. SIS a,d usS .. m
os.s n..v eympiA Gray's Harcoe ard
IN r.sss.m . n.
~ recsaaac. 4 - q n
- fa 80 SO So and no q. -:
ma carS - .saetsy. An otAero sally.
- subject TO change without No.
49, .,eA.,s !. lara, ana cain. =.
aa ,ise ssenssso CoapasS' -
= asec.es asa ether ,nsc-ma..oa
L. a. xAnEAC.
.0v fsrA.. Ges<raa Arrest. Seattle
ncst -. Ccssa csraer yes,ss way
- ssa 10 g ocics, ceraes wssiae.
n Sss:sass ca p CHAMPION.
- s.~eE<sal paAoonGeF AgNSt.
e O. street. corner Tnsr6
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Nov A-Arrived-Nov.
3-Schr Jennie Stella. from Gray's
Haroor. Cleared. Nov. t-Stmr Waia
Walla, Victoria Sailej, Nov. 4--S;mr Co
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
errAwER RoaArJr

GTEAMEN NO9ALIE,
1arnGton dock, leaves for Victoria and
Ia townsend daily. except eundAy. a.
q Steamef idaho leaves for Port
0Unosad and way ports daily. except
1ii0v. q Z. M: sunday. direct. 81 3
r r.: potugninG direct. leaves Pert
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N EJECT ocIoEER !. M

latte. Edmcnds and Everett RoueA
4ue round trips daily except Sunday.
4oavea Seattle 7.4s a. m. D. m. Con-
et With steamer Msxado for snohomlsh.
1h1ds q ColmAn dock. foot of Mnyioa
Law, Everett 10 q N. e.30 =. N. Con-
nQg(s with steamer Flyer for Tacoma.
LAnds at Merchants dock. Everett.
oast:e Z Tsccma NavigAsion Company.
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NHArcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
N0rTE-Take steamer Bay City Cor An
lofteA Fairhaven or Whatco.n- Leaves
Q9mercai dock. Tacoma, p. M. City
nDeeAyp. Thursdays ara saturdaya Re-
Gl1tng leaves Whatcom : p. m: Fasrha-
us .. m. and Anacortes 10 ..
ooednys. Wednesdays ana FridayA
s1seezeesftie 8, or 81 80 round trip: Ia
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Premises - Geld DisapDsa1 En-
esrely-wheet Makes . Het A.
vance 81 Nearly Two Cests-Con-
sols In LOndon open IS Higher.
sna Duslness Goes WITH . rash
In CsnseSueaes s1 NcKinley's
Eleeti0n.
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Football Y. u. C. A. W vasaon. Sat-
Ux6Axr
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Seattle. Nov. Z. II
Exchanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma ana
Portland clearing houses today were:
Cieararces. Balances
Tacoma go. ......-.-GSs IS % S8.@ y
Portland ...-... t3.10 % 0sSO W
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- SOUND q ALASKA 6TEA
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA noUxD.

!.e.n Tscsna and yictorss. s. e.
e1lLvI -: Tacoma t110iAsI l:lfam
1SnILvl 81 es<.tle S9lAgi e,ena0
5.1fli0 Victoria Xfkvi $500
{|Hoy axcep: Monday.
n eteamsr furnishes 1fst-cja0 accom-
p Sffoas, carrvinx both fgeigkt and pas-
II, and leaves from Yeslee wharf.
= fsses. ETC.. inquire q
q. r. THoD~DvKH.
yesIer wharf. 0eatttA
J. A. EADEAU.
0enerNi AGENT y. p. Railway.
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PoRrLAxD WHEAT nARKET.
sAs FRANCISCO nAnKnrA

Portland, Nov. 4-wheas-waNa Wa0A.
,407sc; ss.sey. T0ssc per bushsl
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rHE vANcoUvER ROUTE

fHE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER UTOPIA
aenves Tacoma. y noon: Seattle. Yoooop
- pnrt Tswusepd. Anacostoe. eairhAven.
- WhA,eoE. Blaine and Friday Har-
IL ard vsnceuver. arriving Vancouver :
= II fs.iowsng DAP.
Il pr further information apply to Yes
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Trains leave and arrive depot. foot Of
ColumblA atseet
TINE CARD IN EyyDcr SEPT. u. IA
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WANT THE WORKS.
ANumber of Towns Arc After the
Buckeye Glass Factory.
SOME VERY GOOD OFFERS MADE
For the Location ofths nurntd Martini.
Ferry Glass Towns tn Several
states oner Free sites, bonuses, E1emP-
tIon from Taxation and Other Tempt
ing Inducements for Mr.. seamon 10 RE-
build There.

Towns In New York. Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Wash
ington and Georgia are after the Buck
eye glass works, recently DESTROYED by
fire. A large, number OF letters have
been received. most OF them since 1t was
announced that the works would not be
rebuilt in Martins Ferry. Several OF
these were written only day or two
after the burning OF the works. Two or
three Of the letters are from individuals
but most OF them are from boards OF
trade, Improvement associations and
land companies. Nearly all OF these
were written with view of securing
the works. several stating that they
would offer substantial inducements
IL the works Is to be rebuilt elsewhere.
The Inducements are varied. consist
Ing principally OF free land, bonuses,
subscriptions, coal. gas, oil, etc. Some
of the offers are very tempting, ana
worth considering. While no two are
alike nearly all OF them speak OF the
low cost Of living, abundance OF iuel,
protection against IRE and excellent
Shipping facilities One OF the letters
is from Tacoma, Washington. The
writer enumerates the advantages OF
that city, and among the claims Ia that
from Tacoma the works could com
mand the entire coast trade and mat
steamers are loaded at that point for
China, Japan, South Africa and other
countrles.
Two or three say that their towns
are free from labor troubles. are exceli-
emit communities and that the people or
authorities will not tolerate lawlessness
OF any kind.
Among the letters are two from par.
ties owning IIle glass factories, and
Offering to sell at very low prices, WITH
other Inducements TO buy, one from
Blairsville, Pa, the other from the
Propositions have been received from
Addison, n. Y. Parkersburg, Grafton,
Moundsyllle. Wellsburg. Pittsburgh.
Steubenville. Lancaster, Portsmouth.
East Liverpool, Tallapoosa. Ga, Hart
ford City, Ind, Indianapolis and other
Articles OF value found in the ruins
OF the big glass works are being stored
away. Among these are Iron moulds,
blow pipes. four OF the twenty presses,
some blow pipe pans. etc. Many OF
the damaged mouios and most OF the
high priced and other machinery VIII
be sold for old Iron. One car load ofold
moulds that cost $4,000 has been sold
at mere song.
Much brass. copper. Iron and glass
has been carried away since the hre.
one man got enough lamp wicks to
last several families lifetime. Some
OF the lamps. tunblers and other ar
ticles stolen can be used, Men and boys
were seen carrying away armloads OF
glassware, some OF which was consld.
erably damaged. The LIQUID gold. used
for decorating, was found In good cep-
iltion and sold to another glass works.