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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
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ben8emsinoen IN &eapins, Ya., baben
ben Blrsermeiiter WsiDsl in Beirut er.
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brief eebrn iie lbrem moraliibsn @nlisSen
aber cine ilrsllte 8unosebune bes Dia.
pore Iusorud. Guf benz in Reaoina
absebaltenen Staots, Gonpent Der 81.
quOr 2easue'' battle Der Baraermelfier
ole Delesaten saitfrsunolid beerGst unp
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8eoen iie ale cine Ri he BON 8araern.
auf pelte Yrnniplpanien init Rett fol,
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isntli6 Ausorud su ssben. 8arsermei.
ter Beibel aber bleibt babel, BAT
S4nntpiribe bod aud gang quite Ren,
fGen ieien. io"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

N4 NN uDtt IuHfhcui
Sabren nerpBier Dpspepiie u~ntertpUrfen
Oft bate i'd Anfdae bon 9udunssn i'm
Masen, nit einem @eflble. aIs ipenu i'd
erfiten iolte. Wsine Nerpen tparen in
einem fdredIihen 9ufanbe. SD lit an
ioaenannier %nerpbfer Hisoeresitlaaen'
bet. Msin Mueen.FibIte fists pie aufae'
fdipolen unb mar i'd forttpdbreno fapat
unb bon 8ittern befanaen. SD frnp
peffdiebenes@ erste nm &atb ; btefslber
nabmen mid in 8ebanclung, tonntsn
mir iebo& nidt beIfen. S&on Der
8etstpeifune nube. b6rte i'd BON Ye'
ru.na. Sc psridafte mir iofort SdIfe
unb @rIei1terune bon meinen beoriden'
ben SpmplomeH. SO IN bic einSiee Ute.
oisin, bic mir Bis Jest eebolfen Bat"
frau 2ucie Walbie, Diego Safe, Wi6..
Bog 81, i6rsibt: ,Drsi Sabre lang
lit ib an fatarrbaIifber Dpspepiie.
SD fdrieb an Sic unb bat UNI Ratb
Sic tietbsn mir baruuf. Sbre Mebisinen
su nsbmsn. Sc iinb u sebn Wonate
Der. felt i'd Sbrs SeiImitteI sebrauti
babe unb bin l6'nun, sOttIob. ssiunb uno
pubI. SD bin Der Meinuns. bab Sbrs
WebiSinen aaes. Sob peroienen."
Wan fenbe fur Or. Sartman's neues
Bud tibsr ..Dinter aatarrb". unb
aobrsfirs 8risfe mad columbus. Obio.
Srast guren 4potbefer UNI einen freien
almanac fur 1898.
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Der 9ampf seeen cas Oeutfhtbum
tptrp fcrtaefeft. f.

Die ,.Rsus Sreie preFs" inst in sis
uer soitorielen 8eipre&uns Der Situas
ton in Oefterrsi&' uneurn: ,,Die Wit.
slieoer Der 8epten baben fid pereinist.
UNI Der neuen &ssisrune Su %opponiren.
Sic iinb bereii, fir bic prouiforiids
5iterre,t 'uneariide GussleihsuOrlase su
itimmen, ,aber iie u%erpeisern ieoe rlnters
%banoIune iiber einen 8oridlas, Der ben
Bioerruf Der Sprabenpsrorbnuue 3um
3pede: bat. Die @ruppe Der 2inisn
itebt Der 8sdten pereiniet sessnabst !;
iis ~perlanet ben Wiperruf Der Spra4eu.
u%eroronuns uno bic 3uridSiebuns Der
amsnoirien febenoen @eiddftsreeeln bee
4beeorbnetenbauies unb fie bsitsbt auI
Der 4boantuns bss Prdioentsn Dr,
Abrabamopis.
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Mn SApinbinA tiae.

Der tl~ntsrJsidnsts bat, nadbem CT msbrsrs
Sabre lang nit eiuem idusrer auuasnleibtu
bsbaftet mar. mtldes in S@minbiu9t anssu.
arien orobte. ourt einfa1s WitfsI feline o.
iunobeit wisosr srlanst. une sr MIL bisfss
peilmittel Der leioenoen Renfdbeit mittb ellen.
Nm aae. ueIhe oas Peiimittsl baben wsIleu.
idtdi sr bersitu,qist cine Gopie hes bon inn
btnubten Receipts. tpeldes bic aeibsnben ale
elm fderes Ssilmitttl seatu G9lpinoiu9t,
afbHia, aatarrb, 4rsn9itis, uno ale Salss
uno eungtnfranfbeiten fenn,n lsrnsu rpsrotn.
Sr boft, oob ale asiosnoe fein RitttI probirtn
uerosn. ba % uuidabbar 1T. Disieniesu.
uelhe oas Rstspt babsn moleu. ,tpsIGes ibntu
nidts fotst uuo fh pielsidt ais cine @obltbat
.%ertueiieu piro, molten frsunoHfhft aorsftrent
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn, New York Z.
~ grp6bnt bieis 8eitung.
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@lpu so 8alffabrifanten aus ben
W,ttelfaaten bielten in Sprinsfielp, D,
cine @onferenS ab. um, ipie psrlautei, els
men Fruit su fOrmirsn. oefen Saupismed
bic 8essIuns Der anf ben Diarit su brin.
8snoen 0uantitdt iein fol Ru1 Ian.
ger Seratbuns ipuroe Elm Gomiie er.
nannt. we!&es bic 8srsinbarunssn aus.
arbeltsn pirb. Sobalc bies sei&eben
NJ, psroen bic 5abritantsn cine fpsiters
Sisuns abbalten, UNI bic abma1uns ju
ratifSiren.
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SchIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca. opiat oder
S~chlafmedizin hervorgebracht. list ungesund,
entschieden zu verwerfen. Es untergrabt die
Gesundheit, z~errittet die Constitution und der
Patient verfallt sicher in einen schllmmeren
Zustand der hdufg in die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit a%usartct, wo Cocaine und Opium
unumgiinglich nJthlg sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her
vorgebracht, kommt vielleieht nichtso schnell,
aber er kommt sieher und list andauerDd we'll err
durch das nattrliche crosse heilende und YER
1Hngende Mittcl hervorgebracht wird das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut
Dies nahrt die Neryen mit'lebensvoller Energio
und starkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens - durch
reines, reiches rothes Blut.
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Staat Sbip, 5oIsbp,
d. 49,

Iutuo 0puuip sss
Grant s. Gbfntu btidpSrt, eab Der 6lterr
PARTNER Der 8irma 9. 5. 9ttnty & 50. II,
pdd, @si6afts tn pr Stabi SpIspp, in obsnas.
nannttm County uub. Staat, ibut, une ba6 Be-.
iasts 6irHa bic Summs ron tinbunrsrt Doaars
fir jsptn 6aa pon aatarrb bs,abltn pire, Der
bur& ben Gtbrau@ pom Sal's aaiarrb -Rur
uibt etbtilt wtrptn fam.
Granf ). CHENEY.
[~l BefdpUrtn Dor mir unb unisr.
Sisad f6risbsn in msinsr @tstnpart am
(~g 6. September ". 3. sc.
". @ 8lfafon 5Tsnilihtr Retar,
Saas 8atarrb-8a pirD mntrIi1 gsnpmmsu,
unb pir'i otrtft auf fae Slnt unb eis I6lsimt.
gen Sbnfdttn bss Syhsms. eabt Gut 3sus.
niHt fret juibidtH.
8. ). Gbtntp & 30, Solspp, 8
No. Yriauft Ron alien apotbsfsrn, 75s.
9aa's Gamilisn pilsn iinb bic btirn.
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0rDSer 0erbtenft!

Us 1T uns feline aoorsf. einisnbet. BEN ienssn
mir per Roft ssnaue ausiunft ibsr elm aanj
nenes @eiddft, tuomit iraen6' cine perion mann.
liden ODER peiblihen @efdledis cuff ehrIiae
Beiis nno obns srobe ausIaeeu uub @ibs ibtr
100 Dollars per Ronat per6isnen fam. obne
Reiien uno Reobeln4 Sein deeHiih 1fs. Gum.
bug, fonoern Elm sbrli6ts @efddft abrsfire
JOHN HOUSE 4 co, Canton. Lewis Co., Ne.
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Gouis ':fobmann's
ROte1,
1923 nna 325 sprmes strabs.

ct. 9ouis anbeuitr Build uno q, @obinfon
8iere. 8erliner Betbbier. Bon @siHen iins
eiauoren ueroen u bic srprobtsfen Rarfsn
Better 8orter unb als.
Warme unb faite Speifen
81 ieoer Sagesssit. Vile 0slitatsHen Der Sab.
Cine reidbaltias AuspahI Der bef't
gigarrtn.
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eimb eie uers6s 2

Srau 6. 6.
Siaer. SO. 1859
lI2 Sub 8ierte
Strabe, GoIum.
bus. D., f6reibt
an Or. Sartman.
bon Columbus,
pie folst;
so mar far bic
.Dauer bon aebn
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Oas ,Bo@enbIatt' eRt6aIi btse
bsftsn 2UiaIs4 eri&t Snh ale f0Hfigtss
Reaisssiten bon SHteseHs. -ssaf e2.o0s
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sr Ser Bancroft Nerfanf bes Bell 6letberbaus Npr:
ratbeS. peraeft niebt. fnbet am alien Nlate ffatt. $50 2ad:
a,panna Mpenue. 2ebt nadb Der 0lDefe ebe ibr eintretet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-11
HERE IS THE BICYCLES DOOM
Nearly as Light, Almost as Cheap, no Mat.
ter About Roads.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 10.-Leohard
E. Clawson and Adam Beck, two we'll
known business men. believe they have
solved the problem of arial navigation.
They have just made applications for
patents on the device which they think
will overcome thee bstacles which have
heretofore obstructed the efforts of in
ventors, and are at work now on the
construction of an air ship. or flying ma
chine, ernbodying the principles they
have studied out.
The machine now in process OF con-
struction consists essentially of four rods
each twenty feet long, parallel to eacn
other, working on ball bearings in a well
braced frame work supporting the mo-
tive power and steering apparatus be-
low. On each Of these rods are series
Of double wings constructed Of a steel
wire frame work, over which silk IS
stretched. These are so arranged in re-
lation TO each other that when one wing
Is rising open the other is descending
closed, and also maintains the balance of
the machine. Thus half the wings are
at every instant pressing downward,
while the other half are rising but not
pressing upward. Should the motive
power fail for any reason, the entire
wing surface instantly forms para
chute.
A machine twenty feet long and with a
bearing surface Six feet wide, it is be-
heved, can be made to raise a weight of
500 pounds, one occupant alone supplying
the motive power.
The machine now being built will be.
in its mechanical construction. strictly
up to date. The inventors believe that il
quantities such machines could be built
for 500 piece.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-11
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErs.

Boston. Mass, Feb. 10.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter VIII say tonlor-
rom of the wool trade: There was a fur
Their falling off in the wool market in the
past week in activity. T he total transac-
tons, however were large when compared
iwth normal periods. There is an excellent
inquiry for WOOL which is as yet principal
~ from large mills. Prices are firmly held
today. Fleeces. continue to be firmly held.
Good sales of Australian and territory wool
are reported. Carpet woods are rather quiet
and sales for the week In Boston. New
York and Philadelphia aggregate 9,l5., 800
pounds ), i9S, 100 pounds being domestic and
3.659.56o pounds foreign. Sales since Jan. l.
aggregate 50, 2o9, 300 pounds, as compared
with 36,44o.4so pounds in the corresponding
period Of 1886.
New York, Feb. 1G.-Wool-Steady; pull
ed 19c.
London, Eng, Feb. 1o.-The first series Of
the colonial wool sales for this year closed
today. The offerings consisted Of 16,4o3
bales. ard included good selection of both
greasy and secured. The withdrawals
amounted to 1000 bales. The sales were
very firm and bidding was very brisk for
all accounts. American representatives
were active buyers of superior cross-breds.
Inferior woods were more regular. The sale
opened January IS and during this series
a3i, 46S bales were offered, leaving 1o5,OCS not
offered. plus 1900 withdrawn and 1890 car
ried forward, making the total amount sold
go, 900 bales. The home trade total pur-
chases amounted to eco bales and the
continent $780, including loo for Russia.
The American representatives bought dur
ing the serier $500 bales. The prices resliz
ed showed greasy Inerinos I'D lower to IA
cearer. secured ID cheaper to 3.d deared,
crcss-bred greasy I'd lower to Id deared
and secured I'D cheaper.
New Orleans, La, Feb. lo-Cotton-Very
quiet; middiing, c 13-16c; low middling, SIC:
good ordinary, Sssc.
New York, Feb. 1s.-Cotto-Easy; mid
ding, 7S-l6c Futures closed steady at the
decline. Sales 1850 bales. February, s6.1S;
March, s61S; April, 1854; May, s6s1: June.
SC Sc; July, 800: August N.01; Septembes.
sG73: October, ss.6S; November, ss.63; De-
nep,her Sc sc
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Op'n'd. High'st. Low'st. Close.

Butter-Ffrm; creamerieS, 15g3o1zc; dairy,
sT17c.
Eggs-Ffrm: fresh 14kc.
Dressed poultry-Dull; turkeys. nQLc;
chickens, sac; ducks, 10dllc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb 10.-Wheat-About
unchanged: dull. No. hard, iSllISi2c; No
5. 74d75c; No. 4, 64G6sc; No. red. nominal
" sS690c; No. 5. nominally siGssc; Nc. 4.
nominally 7047sc; No. spring, 1Sd7Sc; No
Corn-Fairly active; No. mixed. lie: No
white, 1Sc.
Oats-slow: No. mixed. nominally lie;
No. white. nominally 11G2oc.
Rye-Lower; No. .. 5000.
Hay-Steady and unchanged
Butter-Steady; creamery, 11l2Glsc; dairy
I0T13c.
Eggs-steady, na111zc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo. Feb. 10.-Receipts-Flour
500; wheat $500; corn 1900 oats 5000.
Shipments-Flour 5000; wheat 1900; corn
1900; oats 900.
Wheat-Lower; No. red cash. elevator.
s6s.c bid; track. ssGsoc: May. $40 bid.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash, 1889; May. 271i
bid.
Hay-Quiet. steady and unchanged.
Butter-Firn and unchanged a. yester-
DAYS advance.
Eggs-Higher, 12iSc.
Pork-Ste2dy; standard mess jobbing.
s7.s9GsI0
LaTd-Lower; prime steam. Ssszi;; choice,
NEW YORK.
New York. Feb 1o.-Flou--Recefp.s Is 800
barrels; exports 80 barrels Easier on spring
patents. but steady for winter. Southern
-four steady.
Whea;-Receipts SIS bushels; exports p.
as bushels: No. hard New York eo-sc-
Options izGSsc net lower: No. red Fe5ru-
AIRY. s35sc: May. s2itc-
Corn-Receipts 1885 bushels; exports =
80 bushels. Spot keak; No ,. Sc Options
isf2sc lower: February. 2s1-c: May. &c.
Oats-Recelpts 81. 3op bushels: exports -.
Spot weak and inactive; No. .. rae. OPP
tons 1s1i.c lower: February, II.c; May,
Gizc
Hay-Easy: shipping. soa5Sc: good to
choice, Ts-<072c-
Lard-Weak; western steam, S-s5a4.co; re
fined steady.
Butter-Receip:s s.7a packages Steady:
creamery, l-g2i1ci Elsins. zi7c: factory,
16i4c.
Egg-Recefpts s.ss7 packages Primer:
state and Pennsylvania El.c; western. Il.
Gl5izc; southern. iiTi12.c-
LIVERPOOL
Liverosci. Eng. Feb Ie-vheat-S-o.
quiet: demand poor: No. rei spring ss5S:
Nc. I California ss71-d. Futures opznes
steady with near and distant positions IA
lower: closed steady with February IA
lCws- and other months I'D lower: business
shou; equally distributed: Feo-uary ssS5.5:
March. ssli-d; May. ESD: July. ssti.L
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being good buyers at $50 and upward.
There was an active stocker and feeder
trade with sales at an extreme range OF
s. S0443, stock heifers selling freely at
So. 25Q350. Butchers cattle were active and
steady, fat cows and heifers selling all
right. Bologna bulls sold lower than last
week. Calves sold al $500 for the best.
Hogs-Today's supply was well taken by
Chicago packers and eastern shippers,
prices being weaker to 2i2c lower. Common
TO the best hogs sold at s315d3.55. the bulk
going for s3.35d3.45, with heavy packing
hogs at s315a3..55.
Sheep-The market was steady under the
influence of a good demand. sheep being
salable a s250G3.0O for the poorest to s3.50li
400 for choice flocks. Sales were mostly at
$3.SOd400 western selling at that range:
lambs sold at s4.5ood5.00 for common TO
prime. scattering sales being made of in
ferior lots at SS.0odS.o Yearlings sold at
A0GG4. 40
Receipts-Cattle 1900: hogs 5000; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000; shipments $500; best grades
steady, others little weak. Texas steers.
S315d3e0; Texas cows, S200d2.75: native
steers, S3.25G490; native cows and heifers,
s1-50d3.65: stockers and feeders, $3.00d4. - /;
bulls, s2.40fi3.35.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments 200: mar
ket weak to &c lower. Bulk of sales $500
3.35: heavies. So. 2563S7is packers. s31od5.so;
mixed. s. 5d3. BIZ: lights. S3.15q3.3212; york.
ers. s3.10S.35; pigs, S290Q3.25.
Sheep-Receipts 200; shipments so; mar
ket steady. Lambs s.. 35d46o; muttons SEQ
Q4.lo.
Representative sales: Texas steers 10
head, average 1149 pounds, $3.50; Texas
cows. 2s head. average $40 pounds. s3.75; ma
tive steers, 70 head, average 1888 pounds.
$3.50; native cows and heifers. 10 head, ev-
erage 1109 pounds 1855; stockers and feed
ers, IS head, average 692 pounds. 81 .. bulls,
head, average 1871 pounds, s325.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, Mo, Feb. 0-Cattle-Receipts
$500: market strong on good: steady on
other grades. Native shipping steers, $50
G5.00: stockers and feeders. So l0d3.l0; light
steers s26od4.10; COWS and heifers, sl5olp
$50: Texas steers. S.ooG410; cows, S.751
2s5.
Hogs-Receipts $500: market active and
steady. Lights. So 4Od3. 30; mixed. s. 2oG3.t;
heavy, s3.106s.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: market strong. Nut
tons Sc Oo64. 40; lambs. S.755.i0.
NEW YORK.
New York Feb l0.-Beeves-Receip.s T..
TO Fairly active; steady all around: na-
tive steers. s4OVds.0o stays and oxen, 800
IA 20: bulls, sc.75d3s0: dry cows. s1.sc63.Ss.
Gables quote American steers a. l0izdlii.c
dressed weight; sheep. sac; refrigerator
beef, 9dl0c- Exports $50 beeyes, 1853 quar-
ters OF beef.
Hogs-Receip.s sis Firmer at ss7Od41o.
Sheep-Receipts $50. Sheep firm, s30or
$50.
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| front of Mrs. Bradley-Martin and Mr..
Astor. They are followed by Mr.. Martin
and Mrs. Stewart Then the side cou-
| pies approach in a similar way, four at
a time, leaving an aisle in the center.
| Mr.. Astor and Mrs. Bradley-Martin
| promenade down the aisle, the other
| dancers bowling then following in twos,
| then all returning to their original posi-
| tons.
As when, two hundred years ago, when
| the quadri1le d'honneur was danced al
| court, where the king and the queen took
| part in it, they were accorded due and
proper honor, so, tonight, Mrs. Bradley
Martin and Mr.. Astor were given that
| honor as king and queen of New York.
In the old days, too, the crown princess
and princes stood beside king and queen
| at the head Of the quadrlle, so, in this
set, these places were given to Mrs.
! Stuvesan; Fish and Mr.. Robert Van
| Courtlandt. After the first measure fol-
| lowed THE Figure and THE Honor"
| both of which were more elaborate.
The second quadrille, which had been
| organized by Mrs. F. L. Battles, was
| danced by Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, Mrs. Cornelius y. Wander
bilt, Jr.; Mrs. Henry Sloane, Miss Edith
Morton, Miss Van Rennselear, Messrs.
Alfonso De Navarro, H. .. Robbins and
Worthington Whitehouse.
The cotiliion, which was led by Mr..
Elisha Dyer, Jr., was the event which
had been looked forward to by the young
er guests, and there were nearly 200 cou-
pies IN it. Mr.. Dyer appeared as Francis
/, in a rich costume, consisting Of a
cloak OF royal purple, velvet-lined, with
:nla in nd With
While there were Light refreshments
served throughout the evening, it was
not until after O'Clock. at the conclu-
sion of Mrs. Bronson's quadrille. that the
regular supper began. This was served
a: small tables in the winter garden. but
this place would not have been recognize
ed by those familiar with it. More than
one hundred tables had all passed
through the hands Of the florists and
were so hidden by his art as to have lost
ali resemblance to bits of furniture
American beauty roses and white IL
laos were banked so high that the
guests seemed to eat from the top of the
fiower-bed. Beyond the tables and be-
tween the guests, so as 10 almost hide
them from each other, were decorations
of spring fiowers-tulips. lilacs and rare
blossoms-tn make the place a bower OF
beauty and fragrance. The costumes Of
the 1900 or more guests were exquisite
in the extreme and made a picture of
rare beauty.
A few months ago, Mr.. Byron Every,
of Woodstock, Mich, was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. His right leg was
swollen the full length, causing him
great suffering. He was advised 10 try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first
bottle Of it helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected cure. The
% and so cent sizes are for sale by drug
giStS,
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York Feb. 1o.-Telegrans and mall
orders and also a personal demand on the
part of many buyers for many moderate
to good selections of dress goods, calicos,
printed dress fabrics, underwear and other
seasonable specialtles took care of a great
many goods for immediate distribution and
against arrivals. Brown cottons were look
ed after with more interest and some bust
ness was done, but the attitude OF buyers
in the matter of prices is too antagonistic
TO the demands of the mills. Mems wear
woolens shared in the Improvement and
good orders were laid out. Print cloths
In god demand and sales exclusive of Mon
cay 10000 pieces, for yesterday, and today,
foor 100000 pieces with the market strong
at 11-16c.
Fall River, Mass, Feb. 10-Print cloths
market extras firm at 9-16c; good sales
of futures at 25ac reported.
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REPRESENTATIVES. DEALS.

New York Feb. 10.-A committee has been
formed IN the interest of the Atlantic and
Pacific. Western division. income bond
holders. who request payment of Si.29 per
bond deposited with the American Loan
and Trust company of Boston, or the Man.
haitian Trust company OF New York, be-
fore March Is.
The holders of MON Pacific sinking fund
SIS, at meeting today, voted, with a few
disSenters, to accept the terms of the plan
10 exchange 20 per cent in new As and 100
per cent in new preferred stock.
The Northern Pacific management win
arrange for a separate annual exam.na-
ton Gifts outside accountants, in the inter-
ests of directors and security holders.
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ITS ALL RIGHT WITH LEO
Baron hetteler Kindly Permitted to Com
mIt Matrimony With "A Protestant

Detroit Mich, Feb. 10.-A special dis
pcnsaticn has been granted by Pope Leo.
in order that Baron Won Ketteler, Ger
man ambassador to Mexico, may be
married 10 Miss Ledyar5, the daughter
OF Henry D. Ledyard. president of the
Michigan Central railroad, in st. Peter
and s. Paul's Roman Catholic church
in this city, February -, Miss Ledyard
being a Protestant and Baron Won ket-
teller a deYnuf Cafhnli,
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Feb. Neutrality-suspicious. open
ed quiet and unchanged to points lower;
trading was light all day, chiefly by room
operators. Full Rio and Santos were offset
by liberal warehouse deliveries; closed quiet
and unchanged to points declin; sales a.
COO bags, including March. se.15; May, Se.25.
Spot coffee-Rio market quiet, CSC No. Z
invoice; 1Cl1c No. Z jobbing. Miid-Quiet.
Sales 5000 ba SIS yesterday No. Rio TO ar
rive at 9sid.
Susar-Steady for raw; fair refining 2
Elise; centrifugal IS test 3-1Sc; sales 500
tons Muscovado So test at 2 13-16c. Refined
firm. Standard A. 4Ac; confectioners A,
&c: cut loaf, &c; powdered, 43sc; Sranulat-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO

Chicago. Ills. Feb le-Ca.tie-There WAS
a good demand for cattle once more az Moa
days decline. sales being on a basis ot
g sf14n1 for common 70 fair beef ste,-s
81 ESs7i - for medium and s. s1GS - fer TIRE
prime cattle The average quality shove!
no change for the better. ard sales were
largely made between s4lsGfS, exporters
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Shippers
EMULATING THE BEE
Continued from First Page

inso erec: next Monday IS l. - a sao-;
bill and easily enrolled:
Be IL enacted by the legislative Assem-
bly, Of OkssSo-aa Territory:
Section / That sectloa !. OF article =,
q chapter =, % the statutes q Okla
houa- entitled Crimes and Puais1rn-n:"
be. and the sane 5 hereby. amended 20
read as follows.
section / Adui<s-- g. the un,axfuI
voluntary s41sal intercourse % a ma
rief person with one q ne opposite sex.
and when ne crime q between oe-soas
oaiy che % whom Is married. bota are
guilty OF adultery. Prosecutions g.