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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-23
A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
PRICES WE'RE SHARPLY ADVANCED
At THE OPENING HOUR.
Bnd weather Amectcd the ORANGES
A Falling on In Atchison-i"'
Bond Market Very Active

New York, November 2e.--Prces We'e
sharply advanced al the opening today anu
for a number OF stocks closed near the ocs'.
But the market in the meantime went through
period of depression and the bulk OIL .ne
days business was done below the pest ply
and in some very prominent stocks peio" i 'as :
nights closing prices.
The opening advance was emphasized % sne
discovery OF the spurious character oil !os. . .
days report OF Senior Montcro Rios rclus. -
10 procetu with tho peace negots.a ns,erdsv
faris. THO pears who sold snort yesteruay
hastenc1 to cover this morning ana tutte
were besioes a large amount " orueis -
commission houses ifom tue country ~ ia' ~.
Rock island, AtchisOn prefeircd, ana WI :
folk and " cstern prciefreu were up aoout y
point and Fcdcrai Steel Preferred Mannatlan'
Tobacco ana Peoples Gas rose from 10 ~
Tnis sharp ADVANCE In prices instituted rdis-
ilig on very large scale. IDcrc WAS u
slackening UP also In the advance IN the
gtuhhefS, PROBABLY on account OF tue brcNaN-
Ing storm In the West Very maikca quota
tons developed In the Federal steel stoch'
the preferred stock dropping oil 2s2 per cent
The reputed ground for this weakness Is the
ALLEGED unNvilIinsness on the part or some
financial institutions to accept these newly
rIuateu securities and collat6ial.
+. mere was very marhed failing off in the
lately conspicuous movement in Atcnson So
curitie5 alter tho hcaviness IN the general
market developed These several polnts Of
weakness appealed tor support TO some OF,
tho most powerful interests at this financial
center ana the support WIS forthcoming In
quite vigorous manner toward the close of
the day. Incidentally there was n recovery
OF ~ PER cent IN Delaware ana Hudson and
nearly U per cent III Chicago and Alton.
The bond market showed decided activity
To-Day ana prices showed an advance of sew
eral points.
Total sales S4,571, 900.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
An Epltsme n tie Conditions Prevailing
aAd the Effect Upon Leading Cereals
THE BLlzzARD MADE THE SHORTS TIxlD.
As a Result There was a Good Ad'
vance in wheat--Conrsc Grains
Following.

l
| Chicago, November 1.-THE market Tor
grain and provision was very strong today
| &c.. u -, .,a~,., :, ...tn.s. rrh. =,
| a''s' y" S"''s pe'4ou "
| rect on tue Storm on country shipments ahu
| the heavy continued foreign demand for
| An,.,,cau ,ra,,. x.o,n ~. mai, causo for IN,
| s'a'n' 49, wy y,
| auFuhees scoreu. Nheut cIoseu - Hikher 'nu
| corn and oats about "a higher, provisions adj
v.,,as : ~ ,otk
The fret honr and 4 hais II Tho trading
-. ~ -. :
WAS marked ny except'onai uullness ana
prices during TINT period scarcely moved from
.ss, - s,,' 80 go :,
neei1eu 40 u the pnAsard nad frozen UP an
the inclination to buy and sell wheat and the
,rase. ~ on., ,nnnrt.nce ,,oro ,.,,u,rah,a
~. .,.o,n aa,... 1920 IT., ~. W. ',,,,'s
~ Wy" e'a'S's. n'ic Nas eo.''o ee''i"A
pressure at the start, enough to cause ls 10
4. dcciiue In tho leading options Nav or,.nca
:, ecil ,s,neaL ~. r,....-s...I c-,, .,c-, /.
~ u'seoos anu Decen'per otsWos~.
Earlier quotations showed very small adj
a;mnst :, ~, .r,,,,a ~, .h.r,. ,.,ar,,,,,,,
"' 'i' =. WY s'ou 'i oy shorts' h'verpool
receipts for the past six days have been cp-
tircly from this rountrv and this and tho de-
oraa.,u, ,.t... 4. -. : r,.... -. ~,
na sa.,ns eulpn .n ituin nusSa aIu .ne
countries mao sytuel.ly l.il PVT
~ yl wv susculnuNc Hinu
nar, whea. was lot sae.
Az, ana Duin. a rsaenls ~ ears.
So,.nso ir.eip.s VIE sss car =, "A
!eesuIe ol Inc 4So,tnMest marksts WAS an au-
~ ~ c.sti wheat III SPITE OIL receipts
~ ,syl @ y. ma po.hi, MS was the
scsIc. ior anStnsr auvahco mere, Ill
AT Az u o.clocx the market became active and
Mt slrons. nc DIl2laIu was raging tnrough
u Mfst ana MorthMest ana was expeeted
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A LAvAcA COUNTY kILLISs
.. II. Haynes Surrendered ~
Shooting OF n Man Namen hvys

D. Il. Haynes Surrendered ~.
Shooting OF n Man Manner - 6 VI
Halletsyifie. Texas, November .
o. B. Haynes came to town TINS m s....
AMI surrendered to Constable +. " , y
stating that he last evening shot any Nc.
man by the name of Love. about 60 J.
miles below here. Haynes was 49,.
Smothers and Kelly in cattle pran.s
their ranch, when it was reported ~ ~
CT their yearlings were tied in tne 80 &
and Kelly, accompanied by Haynes, v, w u
investigate. They found yeariipg W "
secretei themselves to watch anu III .sA 4, &,
came 10 It. About shutdown LoVel u IN y
to the yearling, got off his horse l. "a y I
down his gun, when Haynes. wy IN
deputy sheriff, covered him WITH nls i N
and demanded that he SURRENDER MI, Ii
raised his gun, when Haynes nres W.
him instantly. ~
Very little is known about LOVE, u ~
did not know him and had never pelv 'yS q
him. He was man about 80 year ~ ~
had family. Haynes will have .
Ing trial tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

rerls. November a2.--Thrcc per cent r,n,,.
ivif' :. ,sc Tor the account. Exchange on Lon,
don, a5f. 3ac for checks. VI i'on-
re" York, November 22.--Bank elearln,.
toaay, S22o6is,bi1; balances. sI,i9 500. ''s'
arts November 22.-Busintss on, tho h,,,,.
toa;y was animated. being Influenced by .he
France and Italy. "s'"ech
= New York, November 22-The Even,no
rests London financial caDlegram ssys. ria
sto.k markets here today Wore gengraily 10,
yer. Americans were good and closed sieadv
DIV there Was perhaps less activity OWN u
Improvement In other markets "e "
London. November -Consols ,or .
lioM; for she account, 10 1-lc Bar N.Y. silwsrr'
q,ilet, n lb1l6 money, s'sdf2is per cent Rs,s
o. Discount IN tue open market for short hiii.
per cent. AUS S's4sss
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a Mor.elnan kiliea

Paris, Texas, November 22,--will Arm
sfropg Of this county. engaged in rupn,nr
she ferry at tbs mouth Of Bogry ,,s,,,
Grant, !. u, Yesterday even!rg on b,r. ~
back; as hc was returning with 'osse-
panson riding fast through tho woods IN ~,
horse went on one size OF a .rse wh,,. nis
tr.sd TO guide i 20 the other Side "A. Ar ae
strong WAS hurled AGAINST the tree, bruised
insturtiy 'ei almost
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New York Money.

New York, November %. Money ON cal,
stSaos OF 2sl2's per cent; last loan at ~; per
seti. Prime mercantile paper, 3Ian4I, Ster
,inE eNehange, heavy with actual business in
h.'sEsTs bills at i.s5hdis5I for demand and
. as-E Tor sixty days; posted rates, ls2sTb
-, ~ ana l.shui s6i2. Commercial bills M
SilNei certificates, 60,2G6iis. Bar silver. G0I
MeNiean dollars. AZ. Government bonds Is.
irexulnr; state bonds, firm; railroad bonds
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SHADY: creamery, 1902; dairy. l2'san,1gs;
Cheese Quiet sdIo. Eggs--Firm' oes'' IVY
st. Louis, November 2s--Duttef,F Firm,
creamery. 1923; dairy, 1920. Eess-i''s"''
NV York. November a2.--Eegs- -Receip's
700 packages; steady; Western, 25's'
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Dry Goods.

New York, November 22.-The demand for
bleacEed cottons in medium aud fine grades Is
well sustained, but low qualities were dull.
Heavy brown cottons are firm; print cloth
ana yarn goods and regular print cloths are
also iirm, but the demand is quieter. There
nut prices were no firmer. silks are steady
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a nrnkennnlI,yr,

Bonham. Texas November &c pr....
a brakeman on the Texas aud paclac ss =,
from the ears here hast night and VA. NV, '
sSe n,s fI ss , ps'Hs e sal On little bow
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New York COTTON Marker.

New York, November 22.-After opening In
the first hour at an advance of to 3 points
tho cotton market further advanced / to 3
points on generally bullish conditions. Specu-
lGticn developed exceptional activity for these
times and at intervals the market showed
considerable excitement. Occasional brief Pc
RODS of easiness were followed by conserva-
tive longs. but rallies were prompt and of a
character to show considerable inherent
strength although some OF the leading snorts
took advantage OF To-Day advance as an OPEN
Ing for increasing their lines The improve
ment originated In rush OF shorts to cover,
following the advance in prices at Liverpool,
which was greater than expected. The upward
movement was accelerated by reports or a
norther in the central and northern part OF
the cotton belt. Gables were generally of n
bullisE character and pointed to Increased
aud well sustained orders for spot cotton for
Manchester spinners. Southern spot markets
also showed an upward tendency, The final
pbase of the session revealed IA disposition On
the part of operators to call halt pending
tonlorrow's cables. The market was finally
STEADY at n net gain OF TO points.
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COTTON.
Bouston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterdav Iast
Houston ItaiiroAd Rcceiptn

honstohs ;russ receipts "f cotton by ii,e rarloVs
iiiiN a., enterin. tno e'ty wsre rs ioiiows
n9esaaa,a and lesas esn'S 1888
oalSes,on, ttarrspSrg ana san Anton,o ,os
leSasand New Orleans -' ;1
houston Easta Wosi n .xss ''' :, 10
luz. Colorado and santa he. 11' SS.a
sin Ahtonio Mnd Arkansas Pass ,.'.''' 'a3SSu
wa,on '"N ~ = ''...f.... 1,59i
A4' ''h'e's ,,..'.....,'.'..y....... =.
iolai ... ,s 90
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lr rHE nAnY IS c;,rr,LNr, 4, Z.

- = ''-'7='- y y 1Nu TEETH n
u ;neIy. Mrs, Winslow's soolh,sr Tried
ssl children teething, II soothes a. s s'np'
sofiens tho gums. ailays ali ,,a,n snlic.
wind colo and Is tbs best remsas su:es
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARINGs

The following are the clearances n, M,
Houston banks for the week thus far an, sao
inc eorrespondin; tine last year. together
with tho increase or decrease: s''ne'
This year. Last year lncre,s.
Saturday .......I ,29lS7i 81 Lei liz sias a &c
Monday ...,..... 1ie2,fO5 l,30iSIS 975s7
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MONEY ANn naNsSls.

Exchange IL quoted as follows: Nav Wv,
buying, Sl.oo discount: selling, New York ~
Louis and Kansas City. par; New 0rin,ns ne
buying $l.oo discount; selling, 81 - prnn,i,n,
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Europe Was Buying.

Carg,ll & Richardson of Houston say: Liver
pool more than responded to our advance
in cotton yesterday. that market at the close
being fully 2-6id higher than yesterday for
deliveries and 1-32d higher for spots. Our
markets opened rather tame. considering the
advance made abroad, prices being but !,
points higher than yesterday, advancing .
moro later. closing quiet with a net advance
in New York of 3 points, and to points in
New Orleans. In New York, Liverpool was
the heaviest seller. although Southern spot
BUYERS were sending s&ne selling orders to
hedge purchases, which did not find a buyer
The buying came from the continent of Eu-
rope, and Eastern and Southern SPECTATORS
who are awakening to the fact that cotton is
low, and, who are willing to chance their
mcle on 1t. Port receipts for the day foot
over 5000 bales, but estimates for tomorrow
were light. Houstons receipts are light, due
to blockade at Galveston, cotton being held
on siding at hlterior towns. and unloadcd in
congresses here In order to relieve the situ-
attn. There la more speculative buying GO
Ing into cotton now than at any time this
season. and If continued prices will be carried
m6her, but wo doubt the ACCESSIBILITY of
buying except on reactions, and it might be
well to look out for the hard periods TO Sell
for turn.
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m THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical information from the Lesd'nl
Exchanges Of the Word.
AlL FUTURE MARKETS SHOW ADVANCES
mn. cold wave and Good srot De
mnnd In Favor Of the bui's-''o''
Generally Higher.
Office OF Tho Post.
Houston, Tuesdny, Noycmber -

Houston, Tuesday, November ~
Tho freezing weather over large area o.
tho cotton belt, a good demand for spots anc
flrmness in spinning centers all conspired
70 help cotton today. Cables we're aiso en-
couraging, Liverpool being up l-SZd on spo '.s
and 2-6id on contracts. The movement was
heavy. but this was not taken into account as
the other influences were the governing rae
tors. Generally speaking the trade ~ more
bullish than for j, long time past and no low
or prices arc looked for Immediately, some
SPECTATORS holding that tho lowest point has
already been reached.
Houston advanced all grades from low mid
ding up &C. Galveston, New Orleans. Mem
pbis and Savannah are all up 1-16c.
Futures in New York closed TO and IN
New Orleans to i points higher than yes
terday.
Port receipts were ea,olt against e7,oSs last
year and GO, e53 in 1884.
Houston expects tomorrow 1000 TO li'oVo
against 1922 last year and Il,Do In 1871.
Now Orleans expects 1900 to How against
1857 last year and 1906 in 1894.
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win.cr Wc,ttber Helped Bulls.

b. w. Hunter s. Go. say of todays cotton
market: Winter wheat all over the cotton
belt helped along the bullish feeling and the
day has been profitable one for holders OF
cotton. Liverpool was active and higher Tor
both spots and contracts and went to the lead
of tho upward movement. New York ad-
vauced . points ana New Orleans . to
points. The latter marhet today SOLO - points
higher than the recent low record and New
J ORR was ~ points higher. Estimates were
light, but port receipts looted up 5000 bales
Speculation Goes not tahc hold OF cotton as
4, should. and tho advance so far has been
strictly on the firm position Of the actual cot
ton.
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COTTON SEED rnoDuCrs.
nu'rTER AND Eggs.

Eansas City. November y Butter Higher.
sciatator. "a. dairy. i6. Eggs~-Firm; fTcsh
stock, 1875. cases rctGrned.
chieaGo Nov ,mber ss,-Butter- Market
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lsousToN wlsoLnsALE ralcEs.
\ 4N9tafteAs Tor ROund Lots or stnore
ifla,5 n C0munOslftjcs,
|EAvY STABLES.

llleee enoiAtlcns srs revised daily. and their
a tSs{usss ten 70 relied upon. The prices ara
s12ee fyllnk In houston wholesale ,larkets.
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s siA \. SiTiQN Powder, per Neg, s.ood4 q
sis Il sef Sscl s@ rcr kes; drop so. per
coN.,;E xtra short clear. In sacks. Ct.
y, /. boxed. alc higher; smoked bel.
fsS9 ss.,s ssw a nSTk sslt bellies sasc;
'| Afso'No AND TIEs-Lcss than car lots.
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Month of delivery. ins. Iclo,
asked: b bid: II nominal.

asked: b bid; nominal.
Comparative Spot Market
The following are the closing quotauu1s y
cotton on the spot today at the leading -
kets. together with the closing Of mie@4
yesterday. with today's sales:
Mid. MD.
Port Tone. lTQdnY.l YeAEi -
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Month Of delivery.

a asked; b bid: q nominal.
New York Futures.
Futures opened firm; at noon STEADY; u
steady.
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Houston spot anotn,,on,.
Galveston spots


90. 49,. 'Hs'st"S Spots.
The New 0r!eans spot market c,osoa -.
steady. l-i6 UP. s'os'u very
e, '.om usa,H,Ay... I l-.0 Miuinn.. a,,.,a
l i.oS . os.,,aEs "A Malia- tar. is-is
New Work spots.
spcts closed steady aud unchanged.
~ ~ y,.'.,'..', A. .,n,,t i.,..n !, ,..,,,
4 iul,nc Nidii.ns lar. 8 sid
Liverpool spots.
spots closed l-32 higher: business a.o., T
800 or which 1870 were American: nv,
ports $500, OF which 1880 were American M
ordnnr, TO-DAY. Yesterday
{. ..-,. v. II
rovd ordinary ..........r. 49,. .s-vs
: CIV = iGdil as Il. 49," -l-Sa
auditing aud, :. 1R, l.. .s-i.
,,upa m,duiing upianu. -" !. ~.
"u'sieah 'n'an.sls lar ,.u,. ,.'Ss
Net Receipts az All 4. u .or,.
This The This Tan
I:anv..,~ nav. Week. year. yesr
sSsvef1on .'.,.,,seeoc 1881 i.i5:.ss9 D5i.o5s
"A
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Berclnir. Texas, November so.-C. n IN
cas- Of this place aud J. II King OF Tavior
began shipping last week 1900 head OF ANA
4-year-old steers to l,ryan. They Will feed
the same on cotton seed meal Tain' shin-
ment Is due to the scarcity OF grass in this
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WIRE AND NAILS.
Quotations are Tor less than carload lotn
Special rates on carloads.
BARRED WiRE-liiddcn. gal. $40 per 100
lbs; Waukegail, S2.i5.
WIRE NAILS Rate. sl.90 per kcK: nd
vances Tod, I'D and I'D. DC: Sd and 81. Zoe;
Cd and Id zoo; I'd and I'D. zoe: Cd, i5c; I'd 7Sc.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

ls uHsAi.N AM itNi.
Carload lots. lob cars, from millers: dealers
charge from store 5dl0c more per 100 lbs on
bran, 2H3c per bushel on oats and corn, and
loulJc per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN..asc; ecrn bran. cOc per 100 lbs
CHOPPED cORN--12e per 100 lbs
CORNING. . sacked, SSD39c per bu
OATS--TcSas, 29fy32r per bu
W1IEAT--StioRrS- per 100 lbs
WHEAT SCREENINGS4-6sff1 zoe per bu.
liAY--Alfalfa. sisOouIs,01 per ton: Timothy.
$1,000 400; South Texas prairie hay, "a 500
6.Vo North Texas. s9.oon 900.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS-Mcal ana
cake fie.5oalSoo per ton: huls, si,so15, 80
per ton.
SORGHUM SEED. 81. i5ai. 20 per hui
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Put. ana Cail. M Grain.
HIDES. WOOL AND nEEswAx.

Chicago advices TO n. w. Hunter & c
gave puts on December wheat at GA. a,
e,ss end on calls CS3. ffeSIs and eSss.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


Less 1-le.
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United states Exports.
This week. Lastye''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-19
HOW THE GURKHAS FIGHT.
They Punctuated Their Attacks on For
tress With Football Games.

They Punctuated Their Attacks on For
tress With Football Games.
Not two miles from Nilt progress was
again arrested-and this time for weeks
by the fortresses of Thol and NAHUM.
These seemed impregnable, for where
the slopes of the cliff were not inaccessl-
ble the defenders had turned the water
course on the elge of them, so that they
were quickly coated with ice.
In front of these strongholds the OIL.
GERS and Gurkhas played football every
afternoon, the latter, who were very
keen. kicking the ball without bending
the knee, The Hunzas, however, object
ed to the game, and as soon as one COM
meuced would open fire, which the
nlayers regarded not. So the kanJutls
started game of polo on the maiden
outside Thol, but the British fire was
more effective, for the Gurkhas are
can;tal marksmen, and the game was
soon dropped. Finally Dogra sepoy
named Nagdu discovered gully which
seemed possible and assembled this alone
The following night, 80 Gurkhas
and so Dogras of the Imperial service
troops under Lieutenant Manners
smith. an expert cragsmali, hid at the
foot of the gully and remained shlveflng
there for hours, until at early dawn
tho remainder of the forco diverted the
enemy's attention by II continuous nre'
Followed by his so Gurkhas' Man
pers- Smith commenced the periious as,
cent and behind them came Taylor ana
h;s Dopras. with the notifying result
that after two hours climbing the gully
was found to be blocked. Steps wera
retraced to where the gully forked, ana
there he again led upward III such
manner that had one of the leaders
missed his hold most OF the party
might have been swept away
This time they were right, and the
leaders were within GO yards OF the hrst
sauyar before being perceived. The
alarm beiug given, the interchange OF
ahots at once ceased, and all attention
s,os directed to the daring climbers
Rocks and showers of stones were pour
od dawn. but the little band had passeo
the most exposed points, and only d
fo,y were destroyed Calmly they swung
themselves ND from rock tc rock until
at length the pluckly subaiterh anu
few of his men were seen to storm !ne
first sansar, the defendants scattering
aftor short resistance. s-Pall Mali
TO-.
Nineveh was IS miles by 0, the walls
I'm feet high and thick enough lor
threo chariots to drive abreast -
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Bismarck Of Jewish Descent.

Few people are aware that Prince
Bismarck is of Hebrew descent. He de-
rives his Jewish blood from his mother,
whose father-Anastasiu Menken, one
of the favorite bureaucrats OF Frederick
the Great-was of Hebrew parentage.
Although of late it has evidently ap-
peared polite to the prince to coun-
tenance the anti Semitic movement both
in Germany and Austria, yet while In
office be invariably showed himself a
good friend to the Jewish nation and
chose the Hebrew banker at Berlin,
Baron Won Bleichroeder, as his most
trusted confidant. Indeed, in those days
he was SO we'll disposed toward the
Jews that he even discussed the advis-
ability of marrying his sons to Jewesses
on the ground that it would bring mon
ey into the family again and likewise
Improve both morally and physically
the Bismarck breed. ''-1nternational
Review
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-19
English Jacobite Societies.

To judge from the list of Jacobite
clubs and associations given in the
"Lcgitimist Calendar For 1885," which
includes tho order Of the White Roses,
the Devon White Rose club, tho Legiti-
mis- Jacobite League of Great Britain
and Ireland (ponderous titleD, tho East
ern Counties (shade of CROMWELL
White Cockadc club, the Forty-five club
of Grimsby, the Glasgow Jacobite club,
the Oxford University Legitimist club,
the St. Ives (Hunts) Jacobite club, the
Jacobite Restoration league, the Surrey
White Rose league the Mary Stuart
club of Lanark, the Legitimist Regis
tration union, the National, Royalist
and Jacobite association, the order OF
St. German and the Hemingford Grey
Royal Oak club, not TO mention our old
familiar Thames Valley Jacobites and
two or three foreign legitimist bodies,
it ought not to be difficult for the sup
porters of the lost house of Stuart to
put several hundred adherents III the
field Cor even Ludgate circus) If they sc
decide. London Mail.